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Agenda at a Glance Friday: Arrival & Check-in Time Presenters 5:00 – 10:00pm Dinner Connect with Someone New 5:00 – 10:00pm Registrations DBMAT Greeters Saturday: Time Topic Presenters 8:00 – 9:00am Breakfast Adults eat in Meeting Hall 9:00 – 9:30am Welcome & Introduction of Agency’s represented Vivecca Hartman& Steve Schoen, DBMAT Medicaid Waivers, TWC, HHSC TSBVI Outreach, Molly Sinanan, HKNC National Center 9:30 – 10:30 am Introduce New Families&Family Networking Facilitated by Melanie 10:30 – 12:00 (with breaks as needed) HHSC &TWC Update – Waivers and Healthcare (Person Center Planning Update) (Sign-up list for questions.) Jackie Souhrada (HHSC) (50 minutes) ElaineSveen& ??? (TWC) (25 minutes) Molly Sinanan, HKNC National Center (15 minutes) 12:00 – 1:00 pm Adults eat in Meeting Hall 1:00 – 3:00 pm (with breaks as needed) Break Out Sessions: Effective School Teams, Teachers of the Deafblind, and Interveners Adulthood – A Facilitated Discussion Matt Schultz, Kaycee Bennett & Samantha Clark Wiley Facilitate We’ve the DBMD Admin & TWC to join in as well 3:00-3:10 pm Connect with Someone New 3:10 – 4:00 pm Socialize and chat with others about what you’ve heard today 4:00 – 4:10 pm Break Connect with Someone New 4:10 – 5:30 pm Legislative Update & Action Planning DBMAT Legislative Committee 5:30 – 6:00 pm Introduce election nominees: DBMAT AWARDS and pictures Committee info & sign-up lists 6:00 – 7:00pm Dinner – Finalize Silent Auction Bids!! Connect with Someone New 7:00 - TBD Group Picture – in Meeting Hall followed by DBMAT – Family Fun Activities on the basketball court 8:00 - TBD Live Auction (Meeting Hall) Sunday: Time Topic Presenters
PR Award Number: P334A180008 State: New York Grantee: Ticonderoga Central School District Contact Information: Laurie Cossey, School Business Administrator Telephone Number: (518) 585-7400 E-mail Address: Year One Funding: $1,660,000 Goals/Objectives: (1) To increase students’ academic performance & postsecondary preparation; (2) To increase students’ high school graduation rate & postsecondary participation; (3) To increase GEAR UP family knowledge of postsecondary education options, preparation, and financing; (4) To create or expand opportunities for students to obtain recognized postsecondary credentials in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, or Computer; (5) To foster knowledge and promote the development of skills that prepare students to be informed, thoughtful, and productive individuals and citizens Services/Activities: Comprehensive mentoring; outreach; and supportive services Target School(s): Ausable Valley Middle School, Ausable Valley High School, Beekmantown Central Schools, Crownpoint Central Schools, Malone Middle School, Franklin Academy High School, Moriah Central Schools, Ticonderoga Elementary/Middle Central Schools, Ticonderoga Senior High School, Willsboro Central School Partners: Ausable Valley Central School District, Beekmantown Central School District, Crownpoint Central School District, Malone Central School District, Moriah Central School District, Willsboro Central School District, University of Vermont, Middlebury College, North County Community College, State College of New York – Adirondack, CFES Brilliant Pathways, Adirondack Foundation, Champlain National Bank, FIS Consulting, GE Foundation, Norsk Titanium, Sim*vivo, STEM Happens Network, UVM Children’s Hospital, UVM Health Network Students Served (1st year): 2,075 Performance Period: 84 months
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS To receive initial funding under the 2018 Defraying Costs of Enrolling Displaced Students Program (Program), an eligible Institution of Higher Education (IHE) must submit to the Department an application that provides the following information: A completed application cover sheet. (Part 1 of the Application) Fiscal, transparency, and reporting assurances. (Part 2 of the Application) Initial plan for the use of funds under the Program. (Part 3 of the Application) Other assurances and certifications. (Part 4 of the Application) SUBMISSION INFORMATION Please submit your application to the Department as follows: Email an electronic version of your application in PDF (Portable Document Format) to DCEDSProgram@ed.gov or Mail the original and two copies of your application by express mail service through the U.S. Postal Service or through a commercial carrier to the following address: James Davis Office of Postsecondary Education U.S. Department of Education 400 Maryland Avenue, S.W., room 268-02 Washington, D.C. 20202-6200
OFC33. JAH/Collectors Club/Web – Stablemates – No Entries OFC34. JAH/Collectors Club/Web – Stablemates Decorators(2) 1.Golden Girl(ACR) 2.Gladys(ACR) JAH/Collectors Club/Web – Other Sizes(19) 1.Foqueira(JIH) 2.Rasputin(CAR) OFC36. JAH/Collectors Club /Web– Other Sizes Decorators(1) 1.Feline Grace(MMS) OFC37. Premier Club – Stablemates(3) 1.Romeo Must Die(CAR) 2.Curiosity(MEM) OFC38. Premier Club – Other Sizes(10) 1.Montego Bey(CAR) 2.Romeo(CAR) OFC39. Vintage Club – Stablemates – No Entries OFC40. Vintage Club – Stablemates Decorators – No Entries OFC41. Vintage Club – Other Sizes(4) 1.Sugar Crush(MEM) 2.Butterscotch Kisses(MMS) OFC42. Vintage Club – Other Sizes Decorators(2) 1.Cypress Grove(JEB) 2.Ginger Grant(MEM) OFC43. Stablemate Club(6) 1.Prim(CAT) 2.Tullio(MEM) OFC44. Stablemate Club – Decorators(1) 1.Pledge(JKS) Champion/Reserve Breyer Events/Clubs Models CH: Foqueira(JIH) 2.Sugar Crush(MEM) Peter Stone Models (One class per model)
Youth Barb Ness ALL scales 3. Foal Entries:_ 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 4. Breed Entries:_ 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 5. Breed Entries:_ 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 6. Type Breed Entries:_ 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Pony Type Breed Entries:_ 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. Stock Breed Entries:_ 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 9. Other Equine (Donkey, Mule, Zebra) Entries:_ 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 10. Custom by Owner Entries:_ 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 11. Most Loved (provide documentation Entries:_ 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 12. Performance- English Entries:_ 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 13. Performance-Western Entries:_ 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 14. Collectibility (Must have documentation) Entries:_ 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 15. Cartoon/unrealistic horses (MLP, etc.) Entries:_ 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Youth Ch: Youth Res. Ch:
4. Determine the maximum tensile stress σt and maximum compressive stress σc due to the load P acting on the simple beam AB (see Fig. 4). (a) Data are as follows: P = 6.2 kN, L = 3.2 m, d = 1.25 m, b = 80 mm, t = 25 mm, h = 120 mm, and h1 = 90 mm. (b) Find the value of d for which tensile and compressive stresses will be largest. What are these stresses? Fig. 4 2018/9/20
The rate in the ICRA must be accepted, unless otherwise specified by federal awarding agency Can request the percentage (as outlined in the ICRA) of the Modified Total Direct Costs (MTDC) of their budget for indirect costs “De Minimis” Rate This can be used by organizations that have had a federally-approved Indirect Cost Rate Agreement Can use a rate of up to 10% of the Modified Total Direct Costs (MTDC) of their budget for indirect costs Use the “MTDC Worksheet” to calculate your MTDC amount. The Worksheet will also calculate the amount of indirect costs that you can request. If Indirect are requested, you must submit two additional documents with your grant application: MTDC Worksheet (Excel document) AND Certification of De Minimis Indirect Cost Rate form OR A copy of your agency’s Indirect Cost Rate Agreement letter/documentation You are not required to describe or itemize what is included in the indirect costs. Additional Indirect Costs Reporting Requirements For organizations that request and receive Indirect Costs, the MTDC Worksheet must be completed each quarter, based on actual expenses. The actual MTDC amount will determine the amount of Indirect Costs to be reimbursed for that quarter. In other words, the amount of Indirect Costs reimbursed should/will vary from quarter to quarter. The amount of Indirect Costs requested for reimbursement each quarter cannot simply be the total for the year divided by four; the amount must be based on actual MTDC amounts. The MTDC Worksheet should be uploaded to GMIS each quarter.
January 3, 2018 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE GuideStone’s 2nd Annual Employee Benefits Summit slated for March 26–28 By Roy Hayhurst DALLAS Key ministry decision makers, along with human resources professionals and financial officers of churches and ministries, are invited to register for the second annual Employee Benefits Summit, March 26–28 in Dallas. The popular Southern Baptist Business Officers Conference and GuideStone Benefits Forum were merged last year to create a one-of-a-kind conference for church business leaders. The conference offers an expanded menu of networking and training opportunities. Registration is $199, but early-bird registration is available for $149 through January 19. The meeting, featuring industry experts from GuideStone® and the wider employee benefits community, will be held at The Westin Galleria, 13340 Dallas Parkway, Dallas, Texas 75240. Speakers include Gayla Crain, a noted employment law attorney, Holly Boullion from CapinCrouse, who will cover cybersecurity, and Kimberlee Norris from MinistrySafe to address the topic of sexual abuse in the church. Additional speakers for the 19 sessions will be announced in the coming weeks. A total of 11 qualifying hours will be available for CPE credit. “The Employee Benefits Summit brings together leading experts to provide the latest news and actionable insight for personnel leaders in churches and ministry organizations,” said GuideStone President O.S. Hawkins. “We hope that any church or ministry leader whose responsibility includes employee benefits would make plans to attend.” For more information on registering, visit EmployeeBenefitsSummit.com. -30- _____________ Roy Hayhurst is director of denominational and public relations services for GuideStone Financial Resources of the Southern Baptist Convention®. Media Contact Roy Hayhurst Director of Denominational and Public Relations Services GuideStone Financial Resources of the Southern Baptist Convention Roy.Hayhurst@GuideStone.org | (214) 720-2141
Kindergarten Fourth Grade Ms. Jacobs Jordyn Mrs. Kahn Serenity Mrs. Jaylynn Mr. Kaigler Daniella Mrs. Modesitt Aron Mrs. Ostermeyer Nicholas First Grade Fifth Grade Mrs. Minehan Aneesha Mrs. Boucher Sidney Ms. Noto Khlevlan Ms. Marino Shivatsa Mrs. Savino SCB Second Ms. Farrell Mrs. Booth Judaeah Mrs. LaMonica-Hayes Victor Mrs. Edmundson Andrea Ms. O’Brien Frankie Mrs. Kissal Reisha PEP-C (Mrs. Ho) Elisa Third Grade PEP Classic (Mrs. McKenzie) Isaiah Mrs. Brown PEP Pilot (Mrs. McKenzie) Livia Mrs. Lea Troy Peacemaker of the Week Nafrin Mrs. Wysong Patrol of the Week Serenity Student of the Week (week ending Dec. 15, 2017)
Kindergarten Fourth Grade Ms. Jacobs Finnegan Mrs. Kahn Christian Mrs. Stanley Mr. Kaigler Leah Mrs. Modesitt Nikko Mrs. Ostermeyer Mayra First Grade Grade Mrs. Minehan Sophia Mrs. Boucher Nafrin Ms. Noto Merrill Ms. Marino Mrs. Savino Logan SCB Second Grade Ms. Farrell Shaylee Mrs. Booth Nicole Mrs. LaMonica-Hayes Alexis Mrs. Edmundson Kieran Ms. O’Brien Joel Mrs. Kissal Allyson PEP-C (Mrs. Ho) Ashley Third Grade PEP Classic (Mrs. McKenzie) Abagail Mrs. Brown Musa PEP Pilot (Mrs. McKenzie) Oliver Mrs. Lea Xavier Peacemaker of the Week Angelo Mrs. Wysong Nathaniel Patrol of the Week Camille Student of the Week (week ending Dec. 22, 2017)
Kindergarten Fourth Grade Ms. Jacobs Kai Mrs. Kahn Teddy Mrs. Malek Corey Mr. Kaigler Jazlin Mrs. Modesitt Jordan Mrs. Ostermeyer Seth First Grade Fifth Grade Mrs. Minehan Teddy Mrs. Boucher Ms. Noto Noah Ms. Marino Mrs. Savino Seth SCB Second Grade Ms. Farrell Bryce Mrs. Booth Erfaan Mrs. LaMonica-Hayes Mason Mrs. Edmundson Reggie Ms. O’Brien Edward Mrs. Kissal Winning PEP-C (Mrs. Ho) Christian Third Grade PEP Classic (Mrs. McKenzie) Nichole Mrs. Brown Jayden PEP Pilot (Mrs. McKenzie) Jonathan Mrs. Lea Nikita Peacemaker of the Week Adrianne Mrs. Wysong Patrol of the Week Josie Student of the Month (December 2017)
Kindergarten Fourth Grade Ms. Jacobs Colette Mrs. Kahn Kaydell Mrs. Malek Logan Mr. Kaigler Mary-Ann Mrs. Modesitt Mrs. Ostermeyer Emma First Grade Grade Mrs. Minehan Teddy Mrs. Boucher Ms. Noto Aden Ms. Marino Iyannah Mrs. Savino Zara SCB Second Ms. Farrell Mrs. Booth Olivia Mrs. LaMonica-Hayes Eden Mrs. Edmundson Roman Ms. O’Brien Edward Mrs. Kissal Carder PEP-C (Mrs. Ho) Khael Third Grade PEP Classic (Mrs. McKenzie) Mrs. Brown Sreeyan PEP Pilot (Mrs. McKenzie) Mrs. Lea Sevval Peacemaker of the Elizabeth Mrs. Wysong Bianca Patrol of the Month Brainy Winter Weather: Stay in Touch with MCPS Winter weather is here. MCPS offers numerous ways for parents to learn about school closures, delayed openings, and early dismissals due to inclement weather. AlertMCPS
CASA Center for Assistance, Service, and Advocacy Post Office Box 122, Sioux Center, IA 51250 CASA Team Revised 1/2018 President: Judy Hauswald Sioux Center, Sioux Center Health 712-441-3825, Vice – President:Harold Heie Orange City, retired 712-737-8676, Secretary: Cheryl Buntsma Orange City, Compass Pointe , 712-707-8464 Social Media managers: Vaughn Donahue & Brad Smith, 712-540-8900 Treasurer: Martha Draayer Sioux Center, NW Iowa AEA 712-441-6749, Team Members: Pastor John Lee Sioux Center, Bethel Christian Reformed Church 712-441-5871, Pastor Eddy Olguin Sioux Center, Amistad Cristiana 219-869-3254, Cipa Bulk Sioux Center, Family Crisis Center 712-441-6669, Lynn Rietema Sioux Center 712-441-3064, Vicki Vermeer Sioux Center, Dordt College 616-281-2169, Mary Beth Pollema Sioux Center, Dordt College 320-905-4036, Deanne Hoekstra Hull, Sioux Center Health 712-441-2738, Stephanie Van Ruler Sioux Center, Promise CHC 712-463-2281, Sally Jongsma Sioux Center, retired Dordt 712-722-1671,
F5J on Thursday and Friday 7/8 June (Australian World Championship team selection event) Australian Open Thermal on Saturday, Sunday and Monday 9/10/11 June F3K on Saturday on Sunday 9/10 June (lunchtime) Nostalgia Glider on Saturday and Sunday 9/10 June (lunchtime) If someone volunteers to be the CD F5J NZ Open Our Kiwi friends have advised us of an upcoming big F5J event to be held in Canterbury as below. The F5J NZ OPEN. https://www.facebook.com/events/1151177018350349/ Regards Mike O’Reilly President LSF Australia
7.4 Hot Lunch & Milk Kim reported multiple issues in the New Year so far, with late and altogether missing orders. Adjustments to be made regarding orders at both the teacher and the parent level. Next orders dues February 16 with counting on February 19th. 7.5 Grade 5 Committee (addition) DARE program is up in the air. Community Outreach Officer position no longer exists and the Police Force is operating on very limited resources. Changes may need to be made to the Grade 5 finale. There a 4 grade 5 classes (~71 students)/ T- shorts will be provided by H& S and forms will be sent home soon. 8.0 Meeting Adjournment: 2005hr Date of next meeting: Thursday, February 15, 2018 at 1830hr
Late Breaking Abstract submission Please fill out this form and send to the 2018 Joint meeting office (jscb-jsdb2018@jsdb.jp) no later than April 19, 2018. If you have not completed meeting registration, you will receive registration notification and will be asked to pay early registration fee by April 26, 2018. Required Name Required Membership # Required Registration No (exsample:A00XXX) Presentation format Poster Only Required Presenter's name Required Affiliation Required Address Required Phone number Required E-mail address List of authors List of Affiliation Required Title (Max 200 characters.) Required Abstract (Max 2000 characters.) Keywords (Optional)
From Potiphar’s House to Prison – Genesis 39:1-23 (cont.) How did Potiphar react when he heard the story from his wife? What did Potiphar do with Joseph? Who was still with Joseph in prison? Who did the keeper of the prison give to Joseph to look after? Pharaoh’s Butler and Baker – Genesis 40:1-23 v.1-3 The chief butler and the chief baker made Pharaoh mad. Where did he put them? v.4 What did Joseph do for the butler and baker? v.6-7 How do we know from these verses that Joseph cared about the prisoners that he was in charge of? v.8 What had made the butler and the baker sad? Who did Joseph say interpretations belong to?
GOVERNOR INSLEE’S POVERTY REDUCTION WORKGROUP Thursday, June 21, 2018 | 9:00am – 4:00pm United Way of Pierce County | 1501 Pacific Ave, Suite 400 | Tacoma, WA 98402 MEETING #5 TIME TOPIC MORNING AGENDA RESULT 9:00 – 12:00 Root causes and strategic framework Review meeting materials to-date [9:00 – 9:30] Group outcome work Root cause materials What success looks like Reimagine strategic framework [9:30 – 11:15] System we have  System we need Results we are getting Setting up future meetings as group evolves into task force What and who is missing? [11:15 – 12:00] What topics must be covered? Revised “root cause” framework created for discussion during afternoon meeting Suggestions for topics and locations to take into afternoon meeting 12:00 – 1:00 Lunch w/ co-leads Morning group gives overview of conversation during lunch Everyone is grounded for afternoon discussion TIME TOPIC AFTERNOON AGENDA RESULT 1:00 – 4:00 Six-month planning & activities Goals for evolving PRWG into Joint Taskforce [1:00 – 1:30] Discussion among members about what is most important as we move forward & identifying priorities as we plan Six-month planning [1:30 – 3:30] Strategies as PRWG evolves into Joint Taskforce Revisit and refine timeline and activities Assignments, Roles, Responsibilities, & Next Steps Expectations from members Assigning tasks, roles, & responsibilities priorities set for evolution of PRWG into Joint Taskforce Six month plan for meetings and activities created Next steps are clear Expectations, roles, and responsibilities are clear
Emergency Loan Disaster Designations Calendar Year 2018 Designation Number Counties Affected Disaster Type Effective Date Deadline to Apply News Release Link N1329 Chase, Cheyenne, Deuel, Dundy, Kimball, Perkins (Contiguous to Logan, Phillips, Sedgwick and Yuma Counties in Colorado) Blizzard and high winds 5/9/2018 1/10/2019 M4375 Antelope, Blaine, Boone, Boyd, Cheyenne, Clay, Custer, Deuel, Fillmore, Garfield, Gosper, Greeley, Hall, Hamilton, Holt, Howard, Keith, Knox, Logan, Loup, Madison, Merrick, Nance, Nuckolls, Pierce, Platte, Rock, Sherman, Valley, Webster, Wheeler Severe winter storm, straight-line winds 6/29/2018 03/01/2019
M4375 continued Adams, Arthur, Banner, Brown, Buffalo, Butler, Cedar, Cherry, Colfax, Dawson, Franklin, Frontier, Furnas, Garden, Jefferson, Kearney, Keya Paha, Kimball, Lincoln, McPherson, Morrill, Perkins, Phelps, Polk, Saline, Seward, Stanton, Thayer, Thomas, Wayne, York Severe winter straight-line winds 6/29/2018 03/01/2019 S4368 Richardson (Contiguous to Doniphan County in Kansas) drought 8/8/2018 4/8/2019 Nemaha, Otoe, Richardson (Contiguous to Atchison and Holt Counties in Missouri) drought 8/8/2018 4/8/2019 drought 8/20/2018 4/22/2019
Gage, Jefferson, Pawnee, Richardson, Thayer (Contiguous to Marshall, Nemaha and Washington Counties in Kansas) Amend. 1 Dakota, Thurston (Contiguous to Woodbury County in Iowa) severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding 10/09/2018 6/10/2019 M4387 Cedar, Colfax, Cuming, Dakota, Dixon, Harlan, Logan, Thomas, Thurston, Wayne Blaine, Burt, Butler, Cherry, Custer, Dodge, Franklin, Furnas, Hooker, Kearney, Knox, Lincoln, McPherson, Madison, Phelps, Pierce, Platte, Stanton severe storms, tornadoes, winds, flooding 8/27/2018 4/29/2019 Richardson drought 9/12/2018 5/13/2019
(Contiguous to Brown County in Kansas) S4397 Banner, Kimball (Contiguous to Laramie County in Wyoming) excessive rain, flooding, hail, high winds, lightning, and tornadoes 10/17/2018 6/17/2019 S4404 Chase, Perkins (Contiguous to Phillips County in Colorado) hail, high rain and tornadoes 9/26/2018 5/28/2019 M4403 Gage, Pawnee (Contiguous to Marshall County in Kansas) severe storms, straight-line winds and flooding 10/19/2018 6/19/2019
Mike Marcucci– District 23 President Kevin Lane – District Director Stan Holzberg – Tournament Chair Benjamin – Tournament Manager Kim Wang – Caddy Master Barbieri – Hospitality &Newcomers Diane Sachs – Partnerships Gerri Carlson – Publicity &299-er Education Margie Michelin – Pro Speakers Jeff Grotenhuis – Novices& Intermediate/Newcomers Tom Lill – Daily Bulletin Dave White – Photography 299-er Quiz Here’s a little gem for you. It’s matchpoints. Your opponents are to be skillfull players, and also adventurous bidders. With both sides vulnerable, you pick up the following garbage in fourth seat: ♠4 ♥109764 ♦963 LHO deals and opens 1♠. Partner calls 1NT, which (in your methods) shows 15-18 HCP. RHO doubles (penalty), and you try 2♦, a transfer. LHO passes, partner accepts the transfer. Somewhat unexpectedly, LHO calls 2NT. Pass, pass, and partner pulls the red card. RHO passes; over to you. (Answer on page 4). Get Your Results you like to have your session results delivered to you right after each session? It can be done! Simply go to www.acbl.org, click on the LIVE button at the top of the home page, and follow the instructions. You will get an email after each session you play, with a link to your results – contract, result, matchpoints for each deal – and your masterpoints if any. (For team games, of course you don’t get the contracts and results, since these are shuffle-deal-and-play events.) Honoree Today’s Gold Rush Pairs game honors Mark Schreiber, son of Bill Schreiber, past president of ALACBU, and stepson of the late Diana Griffel, was approximately 24 points shy of attaining his Life Master status when he passed away in September of 2008 at the age of 27. As with most young players, Mark’s bidding was a little on the wild side, but he could defend and play a hand as well as many players with 20 years experience. “If you want to come forth on the 5th, don’t drink a fifth on the 4th.” The Continuing Adventures of PatoMike and Sharp Fang
Check all utilities which are presently located up to or on the site: Public Private Well Public Private Septic Electric Natural Gas Indicate any environmental factors present or in close proximity impacting this site, or “None”: None 100-yr floodplain Airport High tension wires High level Wetlands Hazardous RR tracks w/in 300ft Industrial Site Creek, river, or lake frontage Describe the land uses immediately adjacent to the Project Site: North South East West Construction Type Site-Built Modular* Panelized* *If not site-built, provide manufacturer and manufacturing location: Universal Design per Scoring Category F of the LIHTC Qualified Allocation Plan ( Unit(s) = %) Number of Residential Buildings Number of Stories Elevator Yes No Controlled Access/Security Building Yes No Check all other property characteristics: Garage(s): Carport(s) : Clubhouse Maintenance Shed Other On-Site Parking Spaces: Playground(s) Recreation Court(s) Household Income Targeting of Units Minimum LIHTC Set-Aside Election: 20% of the serving households at 50% of the area median 40% of the units serving households at 60% of the area median Extended Use Period Election: This Project will retain and enforce the affordability requirements described in this Section 3D for years beyond the initial 15-year Compliance Period required by Code. Rent Floor Election: The owner elects the rent floor to be established on the Date of Allocation. The owner elects the rent floor to be established on the Placed-In-Service Date. Start of Credit Period (check one only at time of Final 8609 Allocation Application): The elects to start the credit period at the Placed-In-Service Date. The owner elects to defer the start of the credit period to the year following the Placed-In-Service date. Total number of residential units serving households at or below 30% area median income Total number of residential units serving households at 40% area median income Total number of residential units serving households at 50% area median income Total number of residential units serving households at 60% area median income Total number of common residential units (Employee Units) Total number of market rate units Total number of units in the project 0
2018 MaraFUNrun 5k Corral Assignments MaraFUNrun 5k Accompanying Adults (white bibs): In Corral 1 or Corral 2 (with their child) maraFUNrun 5k Corral 1 (light blue bibs) Anna Kirchgater Elementary School Antelope Meadows Arlene Hein School Arlington Heights Arthur C. Butler Bannon Creek Elementary BELL AVENUE Bowling Green McCoy Bridgeway island elementary C.W.Dillard California Montessori Project Orangevale Capitol Heights Academy Charles Mack Elementary Charles Peck Elementary Cordova Gardens Elementary Cosumnes River Elementary Courtyard School David Reese Elementary Del Paso Manor Edna Batey Elementary School Edward Kemble Elementary School Elitha Donner Elementary Elk Grove Elementary Elliott Ranch Franklin Elementary George Sim Glenwood Elementary School Helen Carr Castello Hollywood Park Hubert Bancroft Isabelle Jackson Elementary School James McKee JEFFERSON John Ehrhardt Elementary Kingswood K-8 Lake Canyon Elementary Lockeford Marengo Ranch Elem Markofer Elementary Mary Tsukamoto Elementary School Natomas Charter School maraFUNrun 5k Corral 2 (black bibs) NP3 Elementary Np3 Middle School Orchard Pacific Elementary Plainfield Pony Express Raymond Case Elementary river oaks Robert J. Fite Elementary Robert L. McCaffrey Middle School ROBLA ELEMENTARY Roy Herburger Elementary Schweitzer Elementary Sheldon High School Sierra Enterprise Starr King Sunrise Elementary School T. R. Smedberg Middle School TAYLOR STREET START Union House Elementary Walnut Grove Elementary School Washington Elementary Westmore Oaks Woodridge Elementary All youth registrants not affiliated with Runnin’ for Rhett in Corral 2
Mrs. Savino Zara SCB Second Ms. Farrell Alex Mrs. Booth Mrs. LaMonica-Hayes Eden Mrs. Edmundson Samatha Ms. O’Brien Jade Mrs. Kissal Daxton PEP-C (Mrs. Ho) Third Grade PEP Classic (Mrs. McKenzie) Santiago Mrs. Brown Alexandra PEP Pilot (Mrs. McKenzie) Nathan Mrs. Lea Nicole Peacemaker of the Week Mrs. Wysong Niresa Patrol of the Week Daniella Student of the Week (week February 12-16, 2018) Kindergarten Fourth Grade Ms. Jacobs Nathaniel Mrs. Kahn Daniel Mrs. Malek Michael Mr. Kaigler Danielle Mrs. Modesitt Nabhan Mrs. Ostermeyer Fabiola First Grade Fifth Grade Mrs. Minehan Sophia White Mrs. Boucher Curtis Ms. Noto Juliana Ms. Marino Iyannah Mrs. Savino Maylin
SCB Second Grade Ms. Farrell Shaylee Mrs. Booth Schuyler Mrs. LaMonica-Hayes Victor Mrs. Edmundson Cadyn Ms. O’Brien Jade Mrs. Kissal Aissatou PEP-C (Mrs. Ho) Third Grade PEP Classic (Mrs. McKenzie) Mrs. Daniella PEP Pilot (Mrs. McKenzie) Mrs. Lea Lana Peacemaker of the Week Avianna Mrs. Wysong Sofia Patrol of the Week James Student of the Week (week February 26 – March 2, 2018) Kindergarten Fourth Grade Ms. Jacobs Colette Mrs. Kahn Maaz Mrs. Malek Annalisa Mr. Kaigler Khail Mrs. Modesitt Townsend Mrs. Ostermeyer First Grade Fifth Grade Mrs. Minehan Xavier Mrs. Boucher Sherry Ms. Noto Kyra Ms. Marino Ivan Mrs. Savino
Oak Lake Conference Room, Carver Government Center, 600 East 4th Street, Chaska, MN 55318 9:00am – 12:00pm Bridge line: 651-284-4340 Code 340 Welcome/Opening Comments – Chair Parkin Public Comment – Chair Parkin Approval of February 8, 2018 Board meeting minutes – Action – Chair Parkin Discussion Items Board Orientation / - Kristen Trebil and Stacy Sjogren Board Orientation / Planning location/time for May 9-10 Training Update – Kaleena Burkes Budget – Action Item - Kristen Trebil Discussion Items OLA Update - Kristen Trebil Family Court Committee Update - Kristen Trebil Legislative Plan - Kristen Trebil / Laurie Kusek Proposed Legislation – Kristen Trebil HR Update – Linda Potter Cosmos Update – Alex Miller Program Administrator’s Update – Kristen Trebil
Second Grade Ms. Farrell Shaylee Mrs. Booth Nicole Mrs. LaMonica-Hayes Gabe Mrs. Edmundson Naomi Ms. O’Brien Joel Mrs. Kissal Reisha PEP-C (Mrs. Ho) Aashna Third Grade PEP Classic (Mrs. McKenzie) Daniel Mrs. Brown Armando PEP (Mrs. McKenzie) Jonathan Mrs. Lea Azriel Peacemaker of the Week Israel Mrs. Wysong Sofia Patrol of the Week Student of the Week (week April 23-27, 2018) Kindergarten Fourth Grade Ms. Jacobs Mikael Mrs. Kahn Mrs. Makaela Mr. Kaigler Maya Mrs. Modesitt Jordan Mrs. Ostermeyer First Grade Fifth Grade Mrs. Minehan Chaz Mrs. Boucher Ms. Noto Kyra Ms. Marino Debora Mrs. Savino Erik SCB
Second Ms. Farrell Kailani Mrs. Mrs. LaMonica-Hayes Mrs. Edmundson Nusaiba Ms. O’Brien Don Emmanuel Mrs. Kissal Daniel PEP-C (Mrs. Ho) Xavier Third Grade PEP Classic (Mrs. McKenzie) Santiago Mrs. Brown Trisha PEP Pilot (Mrs. McKenzie) Thoman Mrs. Lea Ethan Peacemaker of the Week Josie Mrs. Wysong Deziray Patrol of the Week Josh Student of the Month (April 2018) Kindergarten Fourth Ms. Jacobs Finnegan Mrs. Kahn Wyatt Mrs. Malek Esteban Mr. Kaigler Wakil Mrs. Modesitt David Mrs. Ostermeyer Casey First Grade Fifth Grade Mrs. Minehan Chaz Mrs. Boucher Sherry Ms. Noto Aden Ms. Marino Aiden Mrs. Savino Salif SCB Second Grade Ms. Farrell Alexander
b. UCC Search Report C c. ALTA Closing Protection Letter C If applicable. d. Title Agent Letter of Authority C If applicable. Deed or Ground Lease HUD-92070M, if Ground C UCC Financing Statements (State & County) C Opinion of Borrower’s Counsel HUD-91725M O Must include appropriate attachments. a. Certification of Borrower O b. Supporting legal opinion C E.g., tax-exempt bonds and/or /LIHTC, property jurisdiction. c. List of pending litigation C If applicable. Exam (aka) Application Fee Pay.gov Receipt O Upfront Mortgage Insurance Premium (MIP) Pay.gov Receipt O Inspection Fee Pay.gov Receipt O If applicable. Application for Insurance of Advance of Mortgage Proceeds HUD-92403 O Evidence of Zoning Compliance C Zoning endorsement to Title Policy, zoning opinion, or letter from the zoning authority. Evidence of Building Code Compliance C Evidence of Utility Access C Title Policy endorsement or utility bill is acceptable evidence. Evidence of Flood Insurance C If applicable. Wetlands and/or Floodplain LURA C If applicable. Acceptable form can be at Evidence of Remediation Contract Insurance C If applicable. Condominium & Air Rights Structures C If applicable, include recorded documents Shared Use Agreement C If applicable. Evidence of Tenant Security Deposit Account C If applicable. HUD Loan Documents and Escrow Note (Multistate) HUD-94001M & state addendum C provisions and/or addenda may be required. Security Instrument HUD-94000M & state addendum O State-specific provisions and/or addenda may be required. Include Rider to Security Instrument – LIHTC Properties (Closing Guide § 5.5), if applicable. Also include, if applicable,
- 3:30 Break – 30 Minutes Visit the Exhibit Hall 3:30 – 4:30 Process Improvement Dmitry Beyder Student Session 4:30 – 5:30 Alternative or New Cardiac uses for commonly available Radiopharmaceuticals. Eric Burgett Student Session Optimizing Bone Mineral Density Measurement Barbara B. Sterkel, MD, FACP Sunday, October 14th, 2018 7:55 Morning Welcome 8:00 – 9:00 The Use of F-18Fluciclovine in the Imaging of Prostate Cancer Megan Walawender (Wible) 9:00 – 10:00 Challenges of Medication Management in Nuclear Medicine Rebecca Segrest (Cardinal) 10:00 – 11:00 Reading with the Experts Various Speakers Beverage Break 11:15 – 12:15 Reading with the Experts Various Speaker 12:15 Program Complete
1A EAST Director: Gregg Duffy, Franklin Academy High School 684 Flaherty Avenue Wake Forest, NC 27587 Email: duffsterhsd@embarqmail.com School #: 919-612-0725 Site: Riverbirch Tennis Center, Greenville Seeding Mtg: 12:00 Start Time: 1:00 Default Time: 1:15 Conferences Assigned # Rep/Singles & Doubles Albemarle Athletic 2 Atlantic 6 1 Carolina 2 Central Tar Heel 4 Coastal 8 1 Coastal Plains 2 North Central Athletic 1 Northern Carolina 1 Tar Roanoke 1 Three Rivers 1 1A WEST Director: Rodney Pell, Mt. Airy High School 1011 N. South Street Mt. Airy, NC 27030 Email: pellrodney@yahoo.com Cell: 336-401-2268 Site: Elkin Municipal Park, Elkin Seeding Mtg: 12:00 Start Time: 1:00 Default Time: 1:15 Conferences Assigned # Rep/Singles & Doubles Mountain Valley 2 Northwest 2 PAC-7 3 Smoky Mountain 0 Southern Piedmont 3 Western Highlands 1 Yadkin Valley 5
3A EAST Director: Lee Matthews, Fike High School 500 Harrison Dr. Wilson, NC 27893 Email: fike10scoach@gmail.com School#: 252-399-7905 Home#: 252-289-6749 Cell#: 252-289-6749 Site: NC Wesleyan Mount) Tennis Courts Seeding Mtg: 12:00 Start Time: 1:00 Default Time: 1:15 Conferences Assigned # Rep/Singles & Doubles Big East 4 Coastal 4 Eastern Carolina 2 Greater Neuse 4 Mideastern 2 3A MID EAST Director: Rich Dowler, Western Alamance High School 1731 N. Hwy 87 Elon, NC 27244 Email: rich_dowler@abss.k12.nc.us School#: 336-538-6020 Cell#: 336-214-2300 Site: Burlington Tennis Center Seeding Mtg: 12:00 Start Time: 1:00 Default Time: 1:15 Conferences Assigned # Rep/Singles & Doubles Big Eight 4 Mid-State Athletic 5 Patriot Athletic 3 Tri-County 4
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School Class Warm Up Area Warm Up Time Move Time Performance Sight Reading* 28-Mar-18 Todd Middle School Non-Varsity CC Stage 9:00am 9:25am 9:30am 10:00am Santa Rosa High School Non-Varisty 3A A 9:30 9:55 10:00 10:30 Santa Rosa High School Varisty 3A B 10:00 10:25 10:30 11:00 Todd Middle School Varisty CC A 10:30 10:55 11:00 11:30 Donna North High School Non-Varsity 5A B 11:00 11:25 11:30 12:00pm Raymondville High School Non-Varsity 4A A 11:30 11:55 12:00pm 12:30pm Raymondville High School Varsity 4A B 12:00pm 12:25 12:30 1:00 LUNCH Porter High School Non-Varsity 5A 1:30 1:55 2:00 2:30 Porter High School Varsity 5A A 2:00 2:25 2:30 3:00 Donna North High School Varsity 5A B 2:30 2:55 3:00 3:30 A.P. Middle School Non-Varsity CC A 3:00 3:25 3:30 4:00 Veterans Memorial High School Sub Non-Var. 5A B 3:30 3:55 4:00 4:30 Veterans Memorial High School Non-Varsity 5A A 4:00 4:25 4:30 5:00 Veterans Memorial High School Varsity 5A B 4:30 4:55 5:00 5:30 A.P. Solis Middle School Varsity CC A 5:00 5:25 5:30 6:00
If online registration presents a hardship, please call the District Chair. The registration fee will be collected upon check-in. Checks should be made payable to “GLAAC-BSA”. Any associated class/material fees are to be paid directly to the counselor. The deadline for registration is October 25th, 11:59pm. 2.3 Merit Badge Class Assignments Scouts are assigned to merit badges in accordance with their preferences submitted on the MBU Registration site. If the Scout’s choice is already filled, they will be contacted in order to resolve the scheduling conflicts. Class sizes are limited and students are given preference in the order that their registration is received. 2.4 Late Registration Pending space availability, walk-in registrations may be accepted, but cannot be assured. 3 Requirements MERIT BADGE PAMPHLETS ARE NOT AVAILABLE AT MBU. Scouts starting and completing any badges at MBU must use the most recent Merit Badge requirements in effect. 4 Blue Cards Blue Cards (Merit Badge Application, BSA Form #34124), are required. Blue cards must be filled out properly by Scout and signed by the Scoutmaster (or unit leader) when the Scout arrives for MBU. The Blue Card (Merit Badge Application) is the official record of the Scout’s progress on the merit badge. Scouts are required to submit their completed and signed blue card to the counselor at the beginning of each class. 5 Program 5.1 Preparation Merely attending Merit Badge University will not satisfy merit badge requirements nor constitute a completed merit badge. Therefore, each Scout should have read his merit badge pamphlet and come prepared to actively participate. Scouts are required to print the worksheets available at orksheets and fill out the answers. Scouts should be ready to take notes and come prepared with a notebook with paper and a pencil.
2018 Minnesota High School Bowling Preliminary Roster PAGE 1 Coaches, turn this into your conference coordinator before your 2nd meet Conference coordinators, send these into the state office following your 2nd meet Team (School) Name(s): _________________________________________________________________ Jersey # Bowler Name What school does this bowler attend? Do you expect this player to finish on varsity or JV? Captain (X) Eligibility Form? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
Waiver and Release for a child Event: MoDOT and MSHP Total Wellness 5k Date: September 22, 2018 In order for a minor child (under 18 years of age) to participate in this event, his/her parent or legal guardian must review and sign this release and waiver. I, ____________________ (parent/legal guardian name), being the parent/legal guardian of ________________ (minor child name), and having read this release and waiver before having signed it, and understanding its terms, content and meaning: I do hereby certify that ____________ (minor child name) is in good health and medically able and properly trained to participate in the event known as MoDOT and MSHP Total Wellness 5k (hereinafter, “Run”). I acknowledge that running a road race and participating in the Run is potentially hazardous activity, which could cause injury or death. I do hereby knowingly and voluntarily allow ____________ (minor child name) to participate in the Run at his/her own risk. I hereby acknowledge and assume all risks associated with ____________ (minor child name) participating in the Run, including but not limited to: falls, contact with other participants, the effects of the weather (including high heat and/or humidity), traffic, and the conditions of the road. I , for myself, my heirs and assigns, hereby irrevocably and unconditionally remise, release, acquit and forever discharge the Missouri Highways and
M5. Creating Strategic Direction: Employs a “visionary” direction for the organization that keeps it stretching to meet higher and higher goals and diverse community needs. Demonstrates knowledge potential legislative, regulatory, or policy directions, and uses that knowledge to make necessary changes as soon as they are required. Represents and relates the organization’s direction to partner organizations and the community. Develops passion among coworkers at all levels of development. Demonstrates a strong degree of enthusiasm and strategic leadership to push the direction of the organization forward. M6. Continuous Quality Improvement: Identifies quality and continuous improvement processes that result in enhanced services to individual and business customers. Employs staff in problem solving and work teams. Demonstrates the need for quality and change management to stay ahead of emerging trends and strategies. Identifies who the audience is and crafts responses to those markets. M7. Presentation Skills: Performs research to develop and deliver effective presentations on various topics (e.g., labor market data and information) to single individuals or large groups, in order to market ideas, programs, or services, and motivate staff, partners, and clients. Demonstrates the ability to inspire, persuade, and influence others through verbal and written communications. Application Package Instructions Read the application package carefully. All information is subject to verification. Application materials will not be returned, copied, or provided back to the applicant. Individuals should make a copy of the application prior to submission. All information is subject to verification. All signatures must be original and cannot be copies, emails, or faxes. CWDP Status: Applicants are required to already be accepted as Certified Workforce Development Professionals (CWDP) in good standing prior to applying for an endorsement to their CWDP credential. Go to the NAWDP website, www.nawdp.org and confirm your CWDP status is current.
handler and dog will move forward in a relatively straight line toward the marker that is 60 feet away where the judge will give a command for an about turn. After the about turn the handler and dog will continue forward 60 feet to the original marker where the judge will give a command to halt. At some point during the Controlled Walking pattern the judge will give an additional halt command which will be in the same location for all dogs. Once the dog and handler have reached the original marker and halted the judge will indicate “exercise finished”. The handler may then take the dog gently by the collar and set up for the recall. During this exercise one judge will call commands, but both judges will score. The commands from the judge will include: forward, about turn, halt, and exercise finished. If the dog leaves the four-foot area around the handler during Controlled Walking it must return to the handler within 20 seconds of leaving the four-foot radius. If the dog does not return to the handler within 20 seconds or leaves the ring, it will be a disqualification and the dog will not be allowed to continue in the test. Principal of the Controlled Walking Exercise 1. The dog will respond to his handler’s commands and walk in a controlled manner. 2. The dog will walk within four feet of the handler the majority of the time. Failing Performance 1. Dog walks beyond four feet of the handler for the majority of the time. 2. Handler must constantly adapt to the pace of the dog. 3. Dog is considered out of control by the judges. 4. Dog must be physically handled by the handler during controlled walking. 5. The dog refuses to accompany the handler. 6. The dog urinates or defecates in the test area. 7. The handler the dog to prevent it from leaving the test area. Recall The recall will be performed following Controlled Walking. The handler may gently hold the dog by the collar to prepare the dog to start at the marker where Controlled Walking
October 25-28, 2018 Purina Farms, Missouri Information and Premium List Entries close October 3, 2018 National Specialty premium with forms available online at UBSDA Board of Directors President: Lisa Kingsley Vice-President: Shaw Recording Secretary: Cathi Blackburn Corresponding Secretary: Cindy Fellows Treasurer: Dan Pflaume Carol Corbin Ginnie Flaume Show Site Purina Farms, 500 William Danforth Way, Gray Summit, Missouri, 63039, 314/982-3232 Schedule of Events Thursday, October 25, 2018 Judging starts at 9 am Sweepstakes – Youth, Elder & Working All Four One BSD Club Regional Specialty Day of show entries 10:30 – 11:30 am. Judging not before noon. Requires separate entry form Friday, October 26, 2018 Judging starts at 9 am Junior Showmanship All regular male classes (G,L,M,T) Non-licensed classes: Veterans, Novice Puppy, Stud Dog, Brood Bitch, Lot d’Elevage Annual Meeting & Lunch – Approximately Noon Obedience, Rally trials see UKC Web site. Require separate entry form Saturday, October 27, 2018 Judging starts at 9 am Regular Female Classes (G,L,M,T) Best Breeder/Handler All altered classes (males, females, BOW, CH, GRCH, BOB) Lunch at Judge’s discretion Obedience, etc., see UKC Web Site for Details (require separate entry form) Banquet – 7 pm (location to be announced) Sunday, October 28, 2018 Judging starts at 9 am Best of Winners, Champion, Grand Champion, Best of Obedience, Rally, etc., see UKC Web Site for details (require separate entry form) Deadlines October 3 Conformation entries close October 16 Regional Sweepstakes pre-entries close (day of show entries available)
8. Forest Service Urban and Forestry Program $ $ $ 9. 10. 11. 12. TOTAL (sum of lines $ $ SECTION D - FORECASTED CASH NEEDS 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter 13. $ $ 14. 20,000 5,000 15. (sum of lines 13 and 14) $ $ $ $ $ SECTION E - BUDGET ESTIMATES OF FEDERAL NEEDED FOR BALANCE OF THE PROJECT FUTURE FUNDING PERIODS (Years) (a) (d) (e) Fourth F
PADI Open Water Course *25 Clock Hours* OW-1 The PADI Open Water Course is a three day class which provides the skills and knowledge necessary to become a safe, certified, recreational scuba diver. The course consists of a full day of classroom and pool work followed by two half days of ocean dives with an instructor. Minimum age: 18 years old (minimum 18 years of age in order to track toward Divemaster) Certification: PADI Open Water Diver Number of 4 Required Equipment: Masks, fins, snorkel, wetsuit, BCD with low pressure inflator, single hose regulator with alternate-air-source, submersible pressure gauge, depth gauge, compass, bottom timing device (dive computer preferred), dive knife or cutting tool, pencil, underwater slate, surface signaling device (recommended) and a pocket mask. Note: tanks will be provided at no extra charge. Weight belts and weights will also be provided at no charge however a deposit of $50.00 is required to cover possible loss. Please see next page for the breakdown in clock hours 19 PADI Advanced Open Water Course *22 Clock Hours* AOW-1 The Advanced Open Water Course is a three day training class which provides recreational divers with the knowledge required to safely plan and conduct advanced recreational level dives. Three advanced level boat trips, which include six advanced level dives followed with an academic session for each topic. Prerequisite: Applicant must be certified as PADI Open Water Diver and show completion of Knowledge Reviews. Minimum Age: 18 years old Certification: PADI Advanced Open Water Diver Number of Dives: 6 Required Equipment: mask, fins, snorkel, wetsuit, BCD with low pressure inflator, single hose regulator with alternate-air-source, submersible pressure gauge, depth gauge, compass, bottom timing device (dive computer preferred), dive knife or cutting tool, pencil, underwater slate, surface signaling device (recommended) and a pocket mask. Note: Scuba tanks will be provided at no extra charge. Weight belts and weights will also be provided at no charge; however, a deposit of $50 is required to cover possible loss. Please see next page for breakdown in clock hours for Advanced Open Water Diver 20