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Thursday, October 26th 10:00 am – Noon NRA Board Strategic Planning Phase 2 Ray Feroz and Sara Sundeen Aransas 11:00 am – 1:00 pm Pre-Conference Registration Only 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm VEWAA “Utilizing Vocational Evaluation to Inform Transition Planning for Students” Speaker: Valerie Moreno-Tucker, MA, CRC, LCPC and Debra Homa, Ph.D, CRC, CVE, PVE 3.5 CEU Corpus Christi A 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm NRAJPD “Integrating Mind-Body Principles into Vocational Rehabilitation” Speaker: Christine Paul, MS, CRC, LPC, Certified Yoga Instructor 3.5 CEU Aransas 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm Exhibit Setup Nueces Ballroom CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS FOR THE CONFERENCE Credits issued at the conference will be: CRC and CVE Texas only: LPC and SW Pre-Conference: Attending a Pre-Conference session can earn you 3.5 hours of General Continuing Education hours. Conference: Selecting & attending all sessions at the conference can earn you a of 13.5 Continuing Education hours, with a possible 4.0 hours being Ethics. You will be provided a master list with all the programs listed. Please immediately put your name on it. Keep this with you for all the sessions At each session sign in and pick up an evaluation form. At end of presentation turn in the evaluation of program. Have the Facilitator stamp your master list, indicating you attended the entire program. When leaving the conference, total your credit hours, hand in your master list – you will then receive your continuing education certificates. Any questions, please contact Linda Cox or 713-818-1852
Bridge to Excellence Saturday, October 28th 12:00pm – 2:00pm TRA & Southwest Region Awards Luncheon Susan Lindsey, TRA Past-President Corpus Christi B/C 2:00 pm – 2:30pm Networking Break with Exhibitors Concurrent Sessions Saturday, October 28th 2:30pm – 3:30pm 1.0 CEU
Sponsored by the Oklahoma Personnel Development Grant (SPDG) 2017 Fall Institute: Leadership and Sustainability Date: Wednesday, September 20, 2017 Time: 9:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Registration will start at 8:30 a.m. Location: Francis Tuttle Career Technology Center (Rockwell Campus) 12777 N. Rockwell Avenue Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73142 Building: NW Hall Room: AGENDA 8:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Registration 9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Early Bird OTISS Refresher 9:30a.m. – 9:45 a.m. Welcome and Introductions Christa Knight, Assistant Executive Director, SES/SPDG Director 9:45 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. New Direction of the 2017 SPDG III/ MOU Review Christa Knight 10:15 a.m. – 10:50 a.m. Branding and Promoting OTISS 10:50 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Training New Staff and Refreshing Returning Staff 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. (on your own) 1:00 p.m. – 1:45 p.m. Aligning Initiatives 1:45 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Break 2:00 p.m. – 2:45 p.m. Finding Success in Your Role in OTISS 2:45 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Ideas for Institutionalization Dr. Gary Duhon 3:30 p.m. Evaluation and Adjournment
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National Image, Inc. 2017 Veteran Track Agenda 10:00-10:15 Welcome/Opening Remarks Sylvia Chavez-Metoyer 10:15-11:15 VA Health Benefit Eligibility and Q&A Ariel Casiano 11:15-11:30 Vet Center Catin Brown, LCSW 11:30-11:45 Minority Veterans Program Clyde (CJ) Fletcher, MSW, LMSW 11:45-12:00 OEF/OIF Transition Support Diane Fields, LCSW Scott Anderson 12:00-12:15 Honor Guard Vietnam Veterans of America, Northern New Mexico Chapter 996, Color/Honor Guard National Anthem Tanya R. McKinney, Lt Col (Ret), MA, RN-BC 12:15-1:00 Lunch – Guest Speaker (pending) 1:00-1:15 Healthcare for Homeless Veterans Jennifer Snell, LMSW Allie Weber, OTR/L 1:15-1:30 Caregiver Support Mary Ann Kreski, ACSW, LCSW 1:00-1:30 Women’s Health Services Tanya R. McKinney, Lt Col (Ret), MA, RN-BC 1:30-2:00 VA Regional Office (Veteran Benefits Administration) Romero 2:00-2:30 VBA Vocational Rehab Gwen Nutter Larissa Forseth
Please provide Emergency Contact information for all persons who will be onboard for any race during the series. Any additions to the Crew List during the series must be notified to the Sailing Secretary before that person may compete. Return form over email to: Boat Name & Sail # Owner Name & Contact # Crew Name Emergency Contact Contact Name Relationship Address Home tel Mobile tel Skipper Crew Crew Crew Crew Crew Crew Crew Crew
Pre-Assessment Checklist: YEAR 9/10 Maths Accelerated TASK 1 2017 How I Rate my skills: Place a tick in the appropriate box) Need Help Need to revise Need to polish One of my Plan: What I will do to improve before the test 1. Pythagaros’ Theorem & Surds use Pythagoras to find lengths of sides – Pythagorean Triads. apply Pythagoras’ theorem to solve problems. define rational and real numbers and distinguish between them. use the basic operations to simplify expressions involving surds. expand binomial products involving surds rationalise denominators of surds 2. Interest and Depreciation Earning income including overtime and commission Calculating income tax using a tax table Simple Interest formula Simple Interest formula working backwards Compound interest without formula Compound interest with formula compounding yearly monthly quarterly etc Term Payments Depreciation 3. Algebraic Expressions – Products and Factors simplify algebraic expressions involving the four operations Expand brackets including binomial products Factorise algebraic expressions Factorise the difference of two squares Identify the difference of two squares when expanding binomial products
Are you? (you may tick more than one box) In full time employment In part time employment Self employed Unemployed If unemployed for how long? Less than 6months, 6-11 months or more than 12months? In full time education In part time education What is the highest qualification you hold? GCSE A NVQ (please state level) Undergraduate (please specify what year of study you are in, if applicable and how long the course is) Postgraduate No qualifications Other – please specify Do you consider yourself to have a disability? Yes (please specify) No Prefer not to say Which of the following groups do you belong to? Arab Asian or Asian British – Bangladeshi Asian or Asian British – Indian Asian or Asian British – Other Asian or Asian British – Pakistani Black or Black British – African Black or Black British – Caribbean Black or Black British – Other Chinese Mixed – Other Mixed – White and Asian Mixed – White and Black African Mixed – White and Black Caribbean White – English/Welsh/Scottish/Northern Irish/British White – Irish White – Other Other (Please specify) How would you describe your gender identity? Female Male Transgender Prefer not to say How would you describe your sexual identity? Heterosexual Gay Lesbian Bisexual I do not wish to disclose Do any of the following apply to you? A young person that is (or has been excluded) or at risk of exclusion from mainstream education A person who is a carer for a family member A young person not in education, training or employment A person who has been, or is, an asylum seeker or refugee A young person with mental health issues A young person who has been in care or is a looked after person A young person who is a young parent
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HUMANIST CEREMONIES – CELEBRANT APPLICATION FORM Name Address Email address Phone numbers Date of birth Please provide contact details for an individual unrelated to you who could provide a character reference by phone, should this be necessary. Please ensure this individual is aware that we may contact them. Referee contact details Name Address Email address Phone numbers Are you a member of the British Humanist Association? Please indicate by selecting the appropriate option below. Yes Year joined: Membership Number:
The processes for agreeing nominations vary considerably between the Constituencies: The Constituency of… …is divided into… … which conduct their nominations processes in the following manner: Countries Implementing Countries, subdivided into 6 regions Elections are held in each region, with each country being able to vote for certain candidates to serve on the Board. The International Secretariat supports the process. Supporting Countries, subdivided into 4 groups Supporting countries have within sub-groups agreed rotas and take turns. Within some sub-groups of supporting countries, they have agreed that Board Members should stand down after a year, making way for another representative from another supporting country. Companies Oil and gas “Each sub-Constituency have the power to decide at its own discretion which members of that shall be an EITI Board Member or an alternate. They may formalise the election procedure… or apply an informal procedure.” In case there are more candidates for Board seats than there are available Board seats for the sub-Constituency of oil and gas and the candidates cannot agree amongst them which candidates will be nominated as full Board members or as alternate Board members, the sub-Constituency shall appoint an individual, who is not a candidate him/herself, to facilitate an election for the available Board seats. The individual so appointed shall set forth the election procedures, organise
CARRIED 3.2. Carleton Spring Conference As in previous years, we will pay the registration fee for two members to attend Spring Conference. Attendees will be selected by lottery. (9) Motion to sponsor two members to attend Spring Conference April 28-30, 2017: J. Simpson/K, Heuff CARRIED New Business 4.1. Zone Officer – Zone 5 – Laura Barrow **Note: this should read Zone 4** (10) Motion to confirm Laura Barrow as Zone Officer for Zone 4: L. MacDonald-Hicks/R. Lortie CARRIED 4.2. Dave Saunders School Kim interested in this week-long school, to be held April 23-28 at Niagara on the Lake. It is currently full, but there is a wait list. Courses concern health and safety and labour law. There is a WSIB bundle of courses. To discuss at the retreat. 4.3. Extension – Student and Guest Services (11) Motion to extend the position of Brooke Accommodations Assistant in Student and Guest Services by two months, to March 31, 2017, to allow for the position to be posted as full-time continuing: J. Simpson/L. MacDonald-Hicks CARRIED Bargaining 2017 5.1. Bargaining Basics Workshop – January 23 – February 3 Annual Plan 2016 (not yet – for retreat) Executive Board Reports 7.1. Internal VP: none 7.2. External VP: Two locals at Guelph, and one at Brock have strike mandates. These are academic and trades/academic locals.
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Create five alternate language versions based upon visitors location 3 Apply Now Create five alternate language versions based upon visitors location 4 Visit 5 Colleges & Schools OR Majors & Programs (A/B testing) 6 Student Life 7 About Us 8 Research 9 Giving 10 News Center DOCUMENT ANY ADDITIONAL PROPOSED ACTIVITIES/DELIVERABLES Templates 11 Individual Colleges & Schools landing & content page (Mock up) UTA: 35 Business Days (Concurrent with Unique Landing Pages) Proposer Suggested Duration & Recommended Predecessors/Successors: 12 Department Landing page > Provost Office 13 Audience Specific, including: 14 Administrative landing & content page (Mock up) 1 Generic Content Templates
5.2.1.1 TRAINING Training for content managers UTA: 10 Business Days Prior to Migration Proposer Suggested Duration & Recommended Predecessors/Successors: DOCUMENT ANY ADDITIONAL PROPOSED ACTIVITIES/DELIVERABLES 5.3 Out of Scope Selection and procurement of a web content management system 5.4 Assumptions The deliverables, schedule, and pricing in this SOW are based on the following assumptions: Availability and involvement of UTA resources in project: UTA will designate a program liaison to act as the primary point of contact for this project. The UTA liaison will be expected to work closely with Contractor employees as needed. The work effort described in this SOW assumes that UTA's staff is available to assist in the project as defined in the project plan. If UTA's staff is not available, a change of scope may be necessary. UTA will review and approve documents within five (5) business days. If no formal approval or rejection is received within that time, the deliverable is considered to be accepted by UTA. UTA is to schedule its own resources for project activities and provide meeting facilities as necessary. Location of Contractor's work activities: Office space, telephones, and access to the open Internet will be made available to Contractor staff at UTA locations for on-site project time. Contractor will have access to printing/copying services at the UTA locations. Deliverables and scope changes:
Electric Safety Workshop 2017, Reno, Nevada, USA IEEE IAS Electrical Safety Prevention through Design Engineering Education Initiative Student Winners Full Name Institution Title of Submission Emails 1 Miss. Tamara Becejac Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas, USA Synchrophasor Technology: Powerful Tool That Increases Grid Reliability and Advances Electrical Safety tamara.becejac@tamu.edu 2 Mr. Maxime Berger Polytechnique Montreal, Montreal, Quebec, Canada Modeling, Simulation and Testing of Surge Transients in Railway Vehicle DC Power Systems maxime.berger89@gmail.com 3 Mr. Pooria Dehghanian Texas State University, San Marcos, USA Enhancing Electric Safety by Improving Power Grid Resilience in Face of Extreme Emergencies p_d65@txstate.edu 4 Mr. Iragaba F. Intwari University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, USA 3D Modeling of AC Electric Arc on 400 Hz and 60Hz iragaba.intwari@mavs.uta.edu 5 Mr. Farshid Salehi University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, Texas, USA Arc Flash Study in Large Scale Industrial Plant with Internal Generation and Complex Interconnected Network farshid.salehi@mavs.uta.edu
1 — Transmission Owners 2 — RTOs, ISOs 3 — Load-serving Entities 4 — Transmission-dependent Utilities 5 — Electric Generators 6 — Electricity Brokers, Aggregators, and Marketers 7 — Large Electricity End Users 8 — Small Electricity End Users 9 — Federal, State, and Provincial Regulatory or other Government Entities 10 — Regional Reliability Organizations and Regional Entities NA – Not Applicable Select each Function in which you have current or prior expertise: Balancing Authority Compliance Enforcement Authority Distribution Provider Generator Operator Generator Interchange Authority Load-serving Entity Market Operator Planning Coordinator Transmission Operator Transmission Transmission Planner Transmission Service Provider Purchasing-selling Entity Reliability Coordinator Reliability Assurer Resource Planner Provide the and contact information for two references who could attest to your technical qualifications and your ability to work well in a group: Name: Telephone: Organization: E-mail: Name: Telephone: Organization: E-mail:
1 — Transmission Owners 2 — RTOs, ISOs 3 — Load-serving Entities 4 — Transmission-dependent Utilities 5 — Electric Generators 6 — Electricity Brokers, Aggregators, and Marketers 7 — Large Electricity End Users 8 — Small Electricity End Users 9 — Federal, and Provincial Regulatory or other Government Entities 10 — Regional Reliability Organizations and Regional Entities NA – Not Applicable Select each Function in which you have current or prior expertise: Balancing Authority Compliance Enforcement Authority Distribution Provider Generator Operator Generator Owner Interchange Authority Load-serving Entity Market Operator Planning Coordinator Transmission Operator Transmission Owner Transmission Planner Transmission Service Provider Purchasing-selling Entity Reliability Coordinator Reliability Assurer Resource Planner Provide the names and contact information for two references who could attest to your technical qualifications and your ability to work well in a group: Name: Telephone: Organization: E-mail: Name: Telephone: Organization: E-mail:
PowerPoint Slides Learning Activities Workshop Introduction (Slides 1-2) MINI-LECTURE Introduce the workshop including format and timelines. 5 MINUTES Four hours in duration. Lecture and Group work format. Coaches use their workbook to record their notes from the clinic. coaches to WB p. 2. MINI-LECTURE (Slides 3-4) Explain that coaches will identify the key teaching points involved with pitching including the proper set position, gather and the finish. 5 MINUTES Focus on the larger muscle groups including legs, hip rotation and back. Sequencing the athlete’s movements from the start to the finish is the key and emphasize difference in skill and maturational development. TOWN HALL PRESENTATION (Slides 5-7) Read assigned pitching phase(s). Prepare a poster for your assigned phase(s). Small groups. Different topics. Preparation of a visual poster on analysis of topic. Poster presentation to large group at the end, including demonstration of the phase. 25 MINUTES Have presentations delivered in order of the phases as assigned, so there is flow relative to the pitching delivery. Have coaches their WB and show the video on Slide 7. Cover both the wind-up and stretch position. Work in groups or pairs. Slide 6: Assign a different phase to each group, or multiple topics to each group, depending on the number of coaches in the clinic. Debrief by asking for questions after each presentation, LF should fill in any gaps in presentation. 15 MINUTES Have coaches review content in WB, pp. 3-9. 5 MINUTES Wrap up and questions. JIG SAW (Slides 8-9) Separate into groups, based on number of participants and six grips (2-seam and 4-seam FB, and four change up grips). Have each group read their grip information in the WB pp. 10-12. Rearrange the groups for presentation. DEBRIEF (Slides 9-12) 5 MINUTES 8: Explain that the importance of this section is to develop an attitude of having confidence in your fastball and creating a “pitch to contact” philosophy. The methods of doing this are creating drills that emphasize location with a responsible approach to developing pitches that can be used in game situations. Mention that feedback from an athlete’s
Provide any other comments in support of your suitability for leasing the Land TENDERER’S INSURANCE Details of Tenderer's Workcover insurance Insurer: Policy number: Sum insured: Current to: Details of Tenderer's public liability insurance Insurer: Policy number: Sum insured: Current to: PLEASE ATTACH A COPY OF YOUR CURRENT INSURANCE CERTIFICATE FOR EACH INSURANCE POLICY MENTIONED ABOVE. LEGAL COMPLIANCE Has the Tenderer or any of the Tenderer's Personnel ever been found guilty of an offence under environmental or other legislation? Yes No If Yes, give details: Has the Tenderer or any of the Tenderer's Personnel ever received notice from a relevant authority of an alleged breach of environmental or other legislation? Yes No If Yes, give details: Is the Tenderer aware of any currently existing circumstances which would place the Tenderer or any of the Tenderer's Personnel in breach of any environmental or other legislation? Yes No If Yes, give details: CONFLICTS OF INTEREST AND MATERIAL INTERESTS Does a Conflict of Interest exist? Yes No If Yes, give details: Yes No
5.10 How will you acknowledge the of Gingin’s contribution? *Mandatory This could be by public acknowledgement at an opening or Shire branding on any printed/digital information for the project 6. Proposed Budget Please outline your proposal’s total cost in the table below or by attaching a table of your own. Item(s) description Item cost $ Requested $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ cost of items $ $ * Attach copies of either two (2) written quotations or written estimates for all items and three (3) written quotations for projects over $50,000. Low value, miscellaneous items can be grouped together (to $500). * For any project requiring a Building Permit, the costs associated with securing the Certificate of Design Compliance must be included in the proposed budget. * Public Liability Insurance must have $20M cover. Own contribution $ Cash In Kind $ $ Total $ If funding for the project/event is being obtained from other contributors, please identify below Other contributor’s name Amount Confirmed yes/no Contact details $ Yes No $ Yes No $ Yes No $ Yes No $ Yes No * Please provide confirmation correspondence from the other contributor/s.
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PERSON SPECIFICATION QUALIFICATIONS & TRAINING Essential Desirable Evidenced Able to communicate clearly, understand and follow instructions √ AF First Aid Certificate √ AF KNOWLEDGE & EXPERIENCE Essential Desirable Evidenced Ability to carry out general cleaning duties as detailed in the job description √ AF Experience of using cleaning equipment (floor polishers) √ AF PRACTICAL SKILLS Essential Desirable Evidenced Ability to maintain positive relationships with √ AF/I Ability to use own initiative √ AF/I Ability to manage time effectively to complete tasks to a high level √ AF/I Ability to prioritise work √ AF/I Able to work with minimum supervision √ AF/I Ability to work both alone and within a team to achieve specified standards √ AF/I Be flexible to changing demands of the post √ AF/I new things quickly √ AF/I Take pride in a job well done √ I Ability to demonstrate an understanding of why Customer Care is important in employment and service delivery √ I Ability to demonstrate an understanding of why Opportunities are important in employment and service delivery √ I PERSONAL QUALITIES & ATTRIBUTES Essential Desirable Evidenced Show a powerful commitment to continuous improvement and raising standards √ I Respond effectively and efficiently to daily challenges √ AF/I Make good decisions and quickly on the of sound judgement √ AF/I To undertake any training relevant to your role √ AF Have a record of good health √ AF/R Have an excellent record of attendance and punctuality √ AF/R
UU/QUB: Part - Time Route First PLO Student Level and Programme PLO Commencement and End dates Submission dates for students Hand-in dates for Practice Teacher Report and Summary Matrix UGR Level 2 Part–time route (1st PLO) 85 days 22nd August ’16 – 12th April ‘17 UU/FE: Recall days 7th October 2016 4th November 2016 13th January 2017 24th February 2017 QUB: Recall Days 5th October’16 16th November’16 25th January’17 22nd February’17 Folder of evidence to Practice Teacher 5th ‘17 Reflective Practice Assignment (RPA) QUB – 12thApril ‘17 UUM – 26th April’17 Student must submit copies of Reflective Practice and Evidence Based Project assignments to Practice Teacher by: 26th ‘17 Case Study UUM – 12th April’17 QUB – 26th - Practice Teacher Report - Completed matrix to be submitted to University by: 26th April’17 Note Bank holidays: 29th August; 26th & 27th December; 2nd January; 17th March
UU and QUB RGR 2 Student Level and Programme PLO Commencement and End dates Submission dates for students Hand-in dates for Practice Teacher Report and Summary Matrix RGR 2 (1st PLO) 85 days 9th January – 11th May 2017 UU/FE: Recall days 6th & 7th February’17 10th &11h QUB: Recall Days 8th Feb’17 1st 22nd March’17 12th April’17 Folder of evidence to Practice Teacher 4nd May ‘17 Reflective Practice Assignment (RPA) QUB - 11th May ‘17 UU – 25th May ‘17 Student must submit copies of Reflective Practice and Case Study assignments to Practice Teacher by: 25th May’17 Case Study QUB – 25th May’17 UU – 11th May ‘17 Practice Teacher Report Completed matrix To be submitted to University by 25th May’17 Note Bank holidays: 17th March; 17th April; 18th April; 1st May
UU and QUB RGR 3/UGR 3 Student Level PLO Commencement and Ending dates Submission dates for students Hand-in dates for Practice Teacher Report and Summary Matrix UGR and RGR Level 3 (Final PLO) 100 days QUB: 9th January –2nd June 2017 UU: 10th January – 3rd June 2017 (practice component of 90 days + 10 days ) QUB: Recall Days 15th February ‘17 15th March’17 26th April ‘17 UU: Recall Days 19th February ‘17 10th ‘17 28th April ‘17 Practice component of PLO finishes 19th May 2017 Folder of evidence to Practice Teacher QUB: 12th May2017 UU: 15th May 2017 Reflective Practice Assignment (RPA) QUB – 19th May 2017 UU – 5th June 2017 Student must submit copies of Reflective Practice and Evidence Based Project assignments to Practice Teacher by: QUB: 2nd June 2017 UU: 5th June 2017 Evidence Based Project UU- 19th May 2017 QUB - 2nd June 2017 - Practice Teacher Report - Completed matrix to be submitted to University by: QUB: 2nd June 2017 UU: 5th June 2017
Phone No. (916) 322-2985 Fax No. (916) 322-2618 CSU Dr. Timothy P. White Chancellor California State University 401 Golden Shore, 6th Floor Long Beach, CA 90802 Fax No. (562) 951-4986 CSU Mr. Steve Relyea Executive Vice Chancellor and Chief Financial Officer, Business and Finance California State University 401 Golden Shore, 5th Floor Long Beach, CA 90802 Fax No. (562) 951-4970 CSU Mr. Mandel Vice Chancellor and Chief Audit Officer California State University 401 Golden Shore, 4th Floor Long Beach, CA 90802 Fax No. (562) 951-4955 CSU Mr. Douglas Faigin Chair of the Board of Trustees' Committee on Audit c/o Trustee Secretariat 401 Golden Shore, Suite 136 Long Beach, CA 90802
Coordinator to ensure patrols would be undertaken at key times. To report any incidents to Estates, please report to your tutor in the first instance. The Estates Helpdesk email address is: . Catering The prices of food have risen in the Food Hall. The money allocated for the students who receive free school meals can’t be increased as this is set by the Government. However, this would be discussed with the Catering Manager to ensure meal deals are arranged and look at prices. Helen Lightburn, Director for Estates and Nigel Fox, Catering Manager As a matter of urgency Unfortunately this is due to the rise in supplier prices however, has been no increase greater than 20p and has not been applied to fruit and water and free fruit Friday is still in place. We do not have set meals for the £2.41 meals; however there are many items on the menu available including the street food special for £1.20 normally a meat and rice dish. An alternative healthy meal for lunch could be baked potato, tuna and salad for £1.80. The Waterfront restaurant now offers student specials at reasonable prices. The tables in the Food Hall aren’t cleared regularly. Students would be asked to feedback to Course Reps to ensure tables are cleared after they are used. Students Ongoing Student Parliament Reps to feedback to Course Reps to reiterate that it is the responsibility of the user to tidy tables after they have used them. Any other business The ESOL rep at the meeting had been noted as having 98% This would be referred to the Programme Coordinator to review the registers in case it was Nikhata, Programme Manager ESOL As a matter of urgency students are also of the opinion that ProMonitor does not always give a true reflection of their attendance. The data officer has been requested to look at this.
Mezzanine The London Cheerleaders The London Cheerleaders will be running sessions all day for everyone to come and learn a new routine. See them on the mezzanine. British Fencing An Olympic that not many can get to try, make sure you meet the team from British Fencing who are keen to see if any of you are good enough to make their team. Stage Hair and Make up/Tattoos Back again, the CONEL Beauty School will attempt to cover everyone with their stage make up techniques including horrific injuries and trendy tattoos. Find them on the mezzanine. UK Anti-Doping Find out more about UK Anti- Doping and what they do with this interactive game with opportunities to win some rather special prizes. Boccia and New Age Curling And now for something completely different – head to the Mezzanine to find out more with Motivate East. OUTSIDE Leyton Orient FC Come and test your football skills with the pros at LOFC. They are giving away 300 tickets to their home game v Doncaster on Saturday 18th March so get down there quick! Golf Foundation Complementing the traditional golf format while making the game more appealing to young people and better suited to a modern lifestyle. Find them out on the field. The RFU and Saracens Rugby Play Tag Rugby and other exciting rugby related rugby games with the RFU & Saracens out on the field with their inflatable goals! Maybe a game of crossbar challenge anyone? MSCC Sea Cadets The Sea Cadets will be bringing their boat and encouraging you to try out life as a Sea Cadet! Fire Cadets
| Dial-in Number: 1-415-655-0003, Attendee Access Code: 802 061 070 Welcome, Call to Order, Introductions—Joe McArthur Review WECC Antitrust Policy Link to the . Consent Agenda Approve Agenda Review of Previous Action Items None Reports WECC-0107 VAR-501-WECC-3 WECC-0113 FAC Projects WECC-0114 BAL Interpretation WECC-0115 BAL Field Test Website Changes Ballot for Drafting Team Members SVS 2 Generation Ballot Results Items to the Board for March Action Items Request for Board Approval INT-020-WECC-CRT-2, Interchange Schedule Backup Process Removal of Interchange Authority PRC-012-WECC-CRT-1, Remedial Action Schemes
3. F I N A N C I A L 3.1 CLAIM DOCKET MOTION: Alonso Carmona SECOND: Mike Uriegas THAT THE COMMISSIONERS COURT APPROVE : GENERAL FUND docket ($5,106.82) as presented. ABSTAIN: Alonso Carmona [only for reimbursement claim for Alonso Carmona] MOTION CARRIED. *attachment MOTION: Alonso Carmona SECOND: Valerie Rubulcaba THAT THE COMMISSIONERS COURT APPROVE : UTILITIES FUND docket ($8,554.7) as presented . MOTION CARRIED. *attachment MOTION: Valerie Rubulcaba SECOND: Juan Carmona THAT THE COMMISSIONERS COURT APPROVE : CO’s 15 FUND docket ($6,394.05) as presented . MOTION CARRIED. *attachment 4. ADJOURNMENT MOTION: Alonso Carmona SECOND: Mike Uriegas THAT THE COMMISSIONERS COURT APPROVE : To Adjourn Meeting [10:45 am] . MOTION CARRIED. APPROVED : ________________________________ FRANCISCO G. PONCE, COUNTY JUDGE ATTEST: ________________________________ MARIO Z. GARCIA, COUNTY CLERK APRIL 06, 2017 SPECIAL SESSION PAGE : 2 OF 2
Seniors, a reminder that all applications are in the Guidance Office . Each application has instructions on how to complete the applications, where to send the application, deadlines and what type of recommendations you will need. DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE DUE DATE TO REQUEST LETTERS, TRANSCRIPTS, ETC. Scholarship resources: www.careeronestop.org/toolkit/training/find-scholarships http://baucemag.com/list-of-undergraduate-scholarships-for women-of-color Academic Booster Scholarship Deadline is April 19th. See Mrs. Paulling in Guidance. Round Lake Elementary PTO Scholarship Deadline: April 21st, 2017 Eleanor McGinty Scholarship $2,000.00 scholarship renewable for 4 years, Students must be available for an interview . Application is due on April 24th, 2017. See Mrs Paulling in Guidance Lake Technical College Scholarship Application $1,000.00 scholarship Application is due on April 21, 2017. See Mrs. Paulling in Guidance. Southern Scholarship Foundation offers rent-free scholarship housing for eligible seniors attending FSU, FAMU, UF,FGCU, TCC, Flagler and Sante Fe College. Applications are in Guidance Office or visit Tavares Elementary School Scholarship $500.00 scholarship for students that attended TES Deadline April 14th, 2017 Coach Monty Boyd Memorial Scholarship Students must have attended TES,TMS and enrolled at THS Deadline April 14th, 2017 Leesburg Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. Scholarship Amount $1,000.00 Deadline is Monday April 17th, 2017
1830 - Relations between the Texans and Mexico reached a new low when Mexico not allow further emigration into Texas by settlers from the U.S. 1862 - The American Civil War Battle of Shiloh began in Tennessee. 1865 - At the Battle of Sayler's Creek, a third of Lee's army was cut off by Union troops pursuing him to Appomattox. 1875 - Alexander Graham Bell was granted a patent for the multiple telegraph, which sent two signals at the same time. 1896 - The first modern Olympic Games began in Athens, Greece. 1903 - French Army Nationalists were revealed for forging documents to guarantee a conviction for Alfred Dryfus. 1909 - Americans Robert Peary and Matthew Henson claimed to be the first men to reach the North Pole. 1916 - Charlie Chaplin became the highest-paid film star in the world when he signed a contract with Mutual Film Corporation for $675,000 a year. He was 26 years old. 1917 - The U.S. Congress approved a declaration of war on Germany and entered World War I on the Allied side. 1924 - Four planes left Seattle on the first successful flight around the world. 1927 - William P. MacCracken, Jr. earned license number ‘1’ when the Department of Commerce issued the first aviator’s license. 1931 - "Little Orphan Annie" debuted on the NBC Blue network. 1938 - The United States recognized the German conquest of Austria. 1941 - German forces invaded Greece and Yugoslavia. 1945 - "This is Your FBI" debuted on ABC radio. 1953 - Iranian Premier Mossadegh demanded that the shah's power be reduced. 1957 - Trolley cars in New York City completed their final runs. 1959 - Hal Holbrook opened in the off-Broadway presentation of "Mark Twain Tonight."
1846 - The telegraph ticker was patented by R.E. House 1847 - U.S. troops defeated almost 17,000 Mexican soldiers commanded by Santa Anna at Cerro Gordo. (Mexican-American War) 1853 - The first train in Asia began running from Bombay to Tanna. 1861 - Colonel Robert E. Lee turned down an offer to command the Union armies during the U.S. Civil War. 1877 - Charles Cros a paper that described the process of recording and reproducing sound. In France, Cros is regarded as the inventor of the phonograph. In the U.S., Thomas Edison gets the credit. 1895 - New York passed an act that established free public baths. 1906 - San Francisco, CA, was hit with an earthquake. The original death toll was cited at about 700. Later information indicated that the death toll may have been 3 to 4 times the original estimate. 1910 - Walter R. Brookins made the first airplane flight at night. 1923 - Yankee Stadium opened in the Bronx, NY. The Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox 4-1. John Phillip Sousa's band played the National Anthem. 1924 - Simon and Schuster, Inc. published the first "Crossword Puzzle Book." 1934 - The first Laundromat opened in Fort Worth, TX. 1937 - Leon Trotsky called for the overthrow of Soviet leader Josef Stalin. 1938 - Superman made his debut when he appeared in the first issue of Action Comics. (Cover date June 1938) 1938 - U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt threw out the first ball preceding the season opener between the Washington Senators and the Philadelphia Athletics. 1942 - James H. Doolittle and his squadron, from the USS Hornet, raided Tokyo and other Japanese cities. 1942 - The Vichy government capitulated to Adolf Hitler and invited Pierre Laval to form a new government in France. 1943 - Traveling in a bomber, Japanese Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, was shot down by American fighters.
Definition of the CRMarchaeo An Extension of CRM to support the archaeological excavation process Proposal for approval by CRM - SIG Document Type: Current Editorial Status: In progress [21/3/2017] Version 1.4.3 March 2017 Currently Maintained by PIN S.c.R.L. Contributors: Martin Doerr, Achille Felicetti, Sorin Hermon, Gerald Hiebel , Athina Kritsotaki, Anja Masur, Keith May, Paola Ronzino, Wolfgang Schmidle, Maria Theodoridou, Despoina Tsiafaki, and others. Index
Please indicate the following type(s) of work you wish to be considered for and the number of in business as a General Contractor performing that type work: Paving: Wish to Perform Type of Work Years of Experience Wish to Perform Type of Work Years of Experience Asphalt Paving Seal Coating Concrete Paving Drainage: Box Culverts Inlets Bridge Work Junction Boxes Channel Lining Sewer HDPE Pipe (requires manufacturer’s training certification) Utilities: Water Systems (new construction) Water/Sewer Treatment Plants Sewer System (new construction) Booster Pump Stations Raising/Lowering Appurtenances Lift Stations (sewer) Minor Relocation of Pipe and Appurtenances (as required to avoid conflicts during street or drainage projects) Miscellaneous: Demolition Painting Work Signal Work Fencing Other: (describe below) Landscaping Misc. Concrete III. COMPANY HISTORY
1988 - In Israel, John "Ivan the Terrible" Demjanuk was sentenced to death as a Nazi war criminal. 1990 - Sandinista rule ended in Nicaragua. 1990 - The U.S. Hubble Space Telescope was placed into Earth's orbit. It was released by the space shuttle Discovery. 1992 - Islamic forces in Afghanistan took control of most of the capital of Kabul following the collapse of the Communist government. 1996 - The main assembly of the Palestine Liberation Organization voted to revoke clauses in its charter that called for an armed struggle to destroy Israel. 1998 - U.S. lady Hillary Rodham Clinton on was questioned by Whitewater prosecutors on videotape about her work as a private lawyer for the failed savings and loan at the center of the investigation. 2003 - Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, the anti-apartheid leader and ex-wife of former President Nelson Mandela, was sentenced to four in prison for her conviction on fraud and theft charges. She was convicted of 43 counts of fraud and 25 of theft of money from a women's political league. 2007 - The Dow Jones industrial average closed above 13,000 for the first time.
STATE AGENCIES, THERE ARE OTHER WAYS THAT SOCIAL SECURITY CAN GET EARNINGS. SO EVENTUALLY WE WILL KNOW HERE AT MAXIMUS WHETHER OR NOT YOU COULD BE ELIGIBLE FOR A PAYMENT EVEN THOUGH YOU DON'T HAVE EARNINGS EVIDENCE TO SUBMIT. >> WELL, DO YOU THINK THAT IF I WAS ABLE -- IF I KNOW ALMOST FOR A FACT THAT MY CLIENT IS WORKING AT A PARTICULAR LOCATION AND I DO CONTACT YOU TO LET YOU KNOW, CAN A HELP WITH THE WORK OF TRYING TO LOCATE THE SITUATION? >> YOU CAN REPORT IT TO US, WE WOULDN'T DO ANYTHING WITH THAT. WE DON'T DO THAT TYPE OF INVESTIGATION AT ALL. >> OKAY. AND I'VE USED THE WORK NUMBER BUT IN THIS CASE WHERE THERE'S A CERTAIN LOCATION WHERE I KNOW THIS CLIENT IS, THIS BENEFICIARY IS WORKING AT, THE WORK NUMBER IS NOT UPDATED AT THAT LOCATION AND I CONTACTED THE WORK NUMBER AND I CONTACTED THE EMPLOYER AND THE EMPLOYER DOES NOT WANT TO COOPERATE. >> RIGHT. >> SO I WAS TOLD BY THE WORK NUMBER, IT'S UP TO THE COMPANY TO UPDATE IT WHEN THEY ARE READY. SO I WAS REALLY SHOCKED WITH THAT. BUT I WAS JUST WONDERING IF AT LEAST DOES A LETTER GO OUT TO THE BENEFICIARY TO LET THEM BE AWARE THAT WE WERE INFORMED BY THE EMPLOYMENT NETWORK SERVICE THAT YOU HAVE NOT COOPERATED IN SUBMITTING THE INFORMATION TO THEM? >> I'M NOT AWARE OF ANY LETTER THAT GOES OUT. >> OKAY, BECAUSE I THOUGHT MAYBE THAT MIGHT HELP INFLUENCE THEM TO DO THE RIGHT THING BECAUSE I'M SURE IF SOCIAL SECURITY SENT THEM A LETTER INDICATING THEY NEED TO SUBMIT THE INFORMATION, THEY WILL. BUT TO THE EMPLOYMENT NETWORKS, YOU KNOW, SOME OF THEM -- WHERE MYSELF ARE IT DOESN'T SEEM LIKE IN A LOT OF CASES THEY GO ON THEIR WAY. WE DO HAVE SOME THAT DOES THE RIGHT THING, BUT A LOT OF THEM DON'T. ONCE WE HELP THEM FIND WORK THEY MIA, MISSING IN ACTION. AND THE SEARCH IS ON AND THAT'S WHY I WAS JUST WONDERING IF THERE WAS ANOTHER WAY COULD HELP PUT PRESSURE FOR THEM TO DO THE RIGHT THING. >> OKAY. >> THANK YOU FOR THE INFORMATION. >> AT THIS TIME THERE ARE NO MORE QUESTIONS IN THE QUEUE. >> THANK YOU, JOHN. DEBBRA, ARE THERE ANY OTHER QUESTIONS PRESENTED IN THE CHAT ROOM?
P/16/1812/2 P/16/1811/2 Discharge of conditions 2, 3, 5, 6, and 15 Discharge of conditions 4, 7, 9, 10, 11, 16 and 19 Request to STW for an update re condition 9 Escalated to Chief Executive of STW and the Water Council Conditions discharged Conditions discharged Condition 9 awaiting discharge No response to date Acknowledgement rcvd from Water Council 16/1/17 16/1/17 6/2/17 8/2/17 22/3/17 B P/11/2540/2 Barwood Strancliffe Hall Condition 21-lighting - awaiting response 10/1/17 C P/13/1023/2 P/14/1953/2 David Wilson Homes, Orchard Kennels To consider further representation regarding encroachment at existing open space Updated construction method statement Advisory signs installed at strategic points Representation submitted to CBC/DWH CBC response rcvd There is no breach of conditions. DWH attended Open Spaces Committee meeting, apologised for disruption and advised open will be restored. 7/11/17 In place w/c 13/2/2017 9/3/17 23/3/17 21/3/17 To note response from LCC Chief Executive re road closures/operational matters and planning CONDITIONS, request for more detailed information – Response in progress To consider update/amendment to the Parish Council Sustainability report Date of Next meeting – 24th April 2017 10am. Would Committee members please inspect applications to be reviewed via CBC Planning Explorer prior to the meeting Committee Members Cllr Cantle Cllr S Forrest (Chairman) Cllr Fryer Cllr Hamley Cllr EJ Rodgers Cllr J Rodgers Cllr S Rodgers Cllr Wright Cllr Woodhouse (Chairman – Parish Council) Cllr Ranson (Vice Chairman – Parish Council)
Organization: Address: Telephone: E-mail: Please briefly describe your experience and qualifications to serve on the requested Standard Drafting Team (Bio): If you are currently a member of any NERC drafting team, please list each team here: Not currently on any active SAR or standard drafting team. Currently a member of the following SAR or standard drafting team(s): If you previously worked on any NERC drafting team please identify the team(s): No prior NERC SAR or standard drafting team. Prior experience on the following team(s): Select each NERC Region in which you have experience relevant to the Project for which you are volunteering: Texas RE FRCC MRO NPCC RF SERC SPP RE WECC NA – Not Applicable Select each Industry Segment that you represent: 1 — Transmission Owners 2 — RTOs, ISOs 3 — Load-serving Entities 4 — Transmission-dependent Utilities 5 — Electric Generators 6 — Electricity Brokers, Aggregators, and Marketers 7 — Large Electricity End Users 8 — Electricity End Users