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ESPIONAGE Edward Joseph Snowden Edward Joseph Snowden is an American computer professional, former Central Intelligence Agency employee, and former contractor for the United States government who copied and leaked classified information from the National Security Agency in 2013 without prior authorization. His disclosures revealed numerous global surveillance programs, many run by the NSA and the Five Eyes Intelligence Alliance with the cooperation of telecommunication companies and European governments. On May 20, 2013, Snowden flew to Hong Kong after leaving his job at a NSA facility in Hawaii. In June 2013, he revealed thousands of classified NSA documents to journalists. Snowden came to international attention after stories based on the material appeared in The Guardian and The Washington Post. Further disclosures were made by other newspapers including Der Spiegel and The New York Times. His disclosures revealed numerous global surveillance programs, many run by the NSA and the Five Eyes Intelligence Alliance with the cooperation of telecommunication companies and European governments. On June 21, 2013, the U.S. Department of Justice unsealed charges against Snowden of two counts of violating the and theft of government property. On June 23, 2013 he flew to Moscow, Russia. Later that summer, Russian authorities granted him one-year asylum, which was later extended to three years. As of 2016, he was still living in an undisclosed location in Russia while seeking asylum elsewhere. SUNDAY 18 Fathers’ Day MONDAY 19
Adjudicative Guideline H Drug Involvement The Concern: Use of an illegal drug or misuse of a prescription drug can raise questions about an individual's reliability and trustworthiness, both because it may impair judgment and because it raises questions about a person's ability or willingness to comply with laws, rules, and regulations. SUNDAY 25 MONDAY 26 TUESDAY 27 WEDNESDAY 28 THUR$DAY 29
The 2017 Indiana Summer Softball Tournament, June 9 & 10 IUP Conference Services Offers a “Suite” Lodging Alternative for You Suites style housing, featuring: Suite Information and Pricing: •Bathrooms within each suite •$37.00 per person, per night •Individually controlled thermostats in each suite •Bed and bath linens are not provided •Microwaves and mini-refrigerators in each suite •Please note: Beds are all singles (Twin, ex-long) •Common area in building with big-screen TV •Register early to insure suite availability •Secure card key access •Alcohol and drug free facility Suite option A Suite option B Internet Connectivity: •$5.00 per person For additional information, contact: Kathleen Evanko, CPP Director, IUP Conference Services 724-357-2227 Kathleen.Evanko@iup.edu •Must be requested in advance of arrival and payment included with reservation fee •User information will be sent in separate email Reservation and Payment Information If paying by credit card (MasterCard, Discover, or American Express), or by e-check, visit www.iup.edu/Marketplace, click on Conference Services from the Stores drop down menu on the left side, and complete the on-line registration form. *Please note: Suite option availability cannot be guaranteed. Refund Policy Cancellations received in writing by Wednesday, May 31, will receive a full refund, minus a $20.00 administrative fee. Refunds will not be granted for cancellation requests received after Wednesday, May 31, 2017.
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6) (Special petition/s) PRIEST: Father, hear our prayers and continue to lead us along the path of peace, justice and kindness. We ask this through Christ our Lord. * * * Friday, January 6, 2017 CHRISTMAS WEEKDAY (Lec. 209) (Opt. Mem. 1) 1 John 5:5-13 Saint Andre’ Bessette, 2) Mark 1:7-11 or Religious) Luke 3:23-28 or 3:23, 31-34, 36, 38 Whoever possesses the Son has life; whoever does not possess the Son of God does not have life. Throughout so much of Scripture, we are shown that there is a way of life, and a way of death. Covenant and relationship with God, and belief in Jesus Christ, is the way of life – and we are called to that life through our baptism. Let us make faith in Jesus the number one priority in our lives each day so that we might be judged worthy of eternal life in heaven. LITURGY OF THE WORD The first reading instructs us in the victory gained by Jesus Christ over death and sin. With God the Father and the Holy Spirit, Jesus offers eternal life for those who believe. Today’s reading from the Gospel of Luke tells us that Jesus began his public ministry when he was about thirty years old. UNIVERSAL PRAYER PRIEST: Confident in Christ’s victory over sin and death, let us offer our petitions to the Lord. 1) For Church leaders, may the Holy Spirit continue to give them the and strength they need to spread the Good News to those who have not heard, let us pray to the Lord. 2) For those in positions of authority throughout the world, that their actions may be guided by the pursuit of the common good, let us pray to the Lord. 3) For those who are sick, may the healing grace of Christ be upon them, and may they be comforted by the care of compassionate people, let us pray to the Lord. 4) For our parish community, that during this Christmas season we may bring the light of Christ to all those we encounter, let us pray to the Lord. 5) For all who have died, may they experience eternal joy in the presence of the angels and saints, let us pray to the Lord.
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The Seventh Annual Just Right Party Featuring 2017 Republican Nominees: John Adams Virginia Attorney General Candidate Heather Cordasco 93rd House of Delegates District Candidate Delegate Brenda Pogge 96th House of Delegates District Tom Phillips Jamestown District Supervisor Candidate Joe Swanenburg Powhatan District Supervisor Candidate With Keynote Speakers Congressman Rob Wittman Congressman Scott Taylor 2:00 – 4:00p.m. on Sunday, June 25, 2017 Williamsburg National Golf Club 3700 Centerville Road Williamsburg, VA Join the candidates for a summer BBQ! Cash bar. Please RSVP by June 20 by calling 757-220-4671, emailing JCCRepublicanCommittee@gmail.com or mailing this form to: JCCRC P.O. Box 2104 Williamsburg, VA Please make checks payable to “JCCRC” or pay online at www.jccrc.org -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Platinum: $500 – 12 tickets & special recognition Gold: $250 – 8 tickets & special recognition Silver: $100 – 4 tickets & special recognition Family: $40 – 2 tickets & FREE attendance for children Individual: $20 – 1 ticket Unfortunately, I cannot attend, but I am enclosing a contribution of Name & guest name Occupation & Employer (required) Address City/state Zip Phone ( )
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Below is the list of 75 kindergarten sight words. Please work on the sight words at home with your child. All kindergarten students in Manhattan Beach need to know all 75 words before the end of the school year. Make it fun! The more they practice, the quicker they will learn the words! They may even be able to sing some of the words to you. no is can me you and he at a so on in up am we like see I go it do an the my to yes come are mom went play for saw they she look was his run put sat all by her too
will not as be eat get had of ran how ball us man or boy now girl if him sit this did out then got day has say jump read If your child has already mastered this list, you can work on helping them spell the words. You can also begin to work on the next set of first grade words. Thank you!
Video Share the video from the . You can easily post the video on your social media channels by selecting the ‘share’ button located under the video player. Shell media release [Name of organisation/community group] encourages you to nominate for the 2017 National Disability Awards [Name of organisation/community group] encourages local [Location] individuals, workplaces and businesses who have improved the lives of Australians with disability, to submit a nomination for the National Disability Awards by 6 August 2017. Ms/Mr [Name of insert name of organisation/community group] said the Awards offer a platform to highlight the community’s efforts to help break down barriers for people with disability. “If you know someone who works tirelessly to reduce social discrimination and uphold the rights of people with disability in our community, then I encourage you to nominate them for an award,” Ms/Mr [Name] said. “It is extremely important that we champion the everyday achievements that are paving the way for an inclusive society for all,” Ms/Mr [Name] continued. The 2017 National Disability Awards will showcase best practice across the community in five award categories: Lesley Hall Leadership Award – recognises excellence in development of reform opportunities that improve the lives of people with disability. Employer of the Year Award – recognises excellence in workforce diversity by providing sustainable employment opportunities for people with disability. Community Excellence Award – recognises excellence in improving access and participation in Australian life for people with disability. Excellence in Innovation Award – recognises excellence in innovation in services, places, communities or accessible technologies to improve the lives of people with disability. Excellence in Education and Training Award - recognises excellence in inclusive education or vocational training that delivers improved economic and social outcomes for people with disability.
2017 LEGAL WALES CONFERENCE Great Hall, Bay Campus Crymlyn Burrows Swansea University SA1 8EN Friday 15 September 2017 Draft Conference Programme Session 9:00 Registration 9:30 9:30 Opening Session Conference Opening Honorary Professor Keith Bush QC (Conference Director) Welcome to the Conference HH Judge Milwyn Jarman QC (Chair, Legal Wales Foundation) 9:45 9.45 Plenary Session 1 “The Future of the Welsh Law Schools” Professor Iwan Davies (Pro Vice-Chancellor, Swansea University) 10.15 10:15 Plenary Session 2 “Developing Wales” Sir David Lloyd Jones (Lord Justice of Appeal) 10:45
2017 Applied Research Project Competition Genomics and Precision Health Application Form Application Number: Project Title: Term of Funding (years): Total Budget Requested: Genome Canada Contribution: Project Leader Co-Project Leader (if applicable) Name Name Affiliation Affiliation Address Address Telephone Telephone E-mail E-mail Date Date Signature Certification Requirements Applicants proposing to perform research that requires certification (such as research involving human subjects, human stem cells, animals, biohazards, radioactive materials or possible effects on the environment) must obtain the appropriate certification for the proposed project. Certificates are not required to be provided until after the project has been approved. Please check the box(es) below, if the proposed research involves any of the following: Human subjects stem cells Animals Biohazards Environmental assessment Lead Organization (CEO, President or authorized representative) Organization Name Title Date Signature2 Genome Centre CEO(s) or authorized representative(s) Administrative Centre Co-lead Centre(if applicable) Name Name Date Date Signature2 Signature2 Additional Centre (if applicable) Name Date Signature2 of contents Page 2
The official Lunar Rendezvous Festival web site, is a great source of information. Before you submit your application, please take some time to visit this web site. There you will learn about the history of Lunar Rendezvous and how the Festival has developed over the years. The organization of Lunar Rendezvous is also explained, from the Board of Directors to the Event Chairmen. Other important information on the web site includes: a calendar of events, the list of court members and festival sponsors, photography information, and forms that can be downloaded. The Lunar Rendezvous Festival consists of a “Court” that is comprised of outstanding 11th-grade girls and boys from our area, as well as a group of younger children known as Little Ladies-in-Waiting and Pages. The Little Ladies-in-Waiting and Pages are girls and boys, from 7 to 9 years of age, who add a special element to the Festival while allowing them an opportunity to contribute to our community at a very young age. Before completing the attached application, please review the following information carefully. The completed application must be emailed to no later than January 31, 2017. You will receive an email confirmation upon receipt of application. If you have not received confirmation within 48 hours, please contact the General Chairman at lunarrendezvousfestival2017@gmail.com. By filling out and signing the application, parents are indicating that they have read and understand all the information contained in this handbook. The Selection and Notification Process An independent selection committee, appointed by the Lunar Rendezvous Board of Directors, will review all applications and select the Little Ladies-in-Waiting and Pages for the 20167Festival Court. All applicants will be notified on or about March 1, 2017. My is on the Court – What’s next? If your is selected and you would like for them to participate as a little lady in waiting or a page, please sign and return the acceptance form you receive in the mail no later than March 1, 2017. Please make sure to read and fill out this acceptance form completely. Enclose a non-refundable fee of $150. This fee covers the cost of the following: Lunar Rendezvous Festival Little Lady-in-Waiting or Page sash Rendezvous Festival Polo Shirt
2017 Board Members: Dina President Corrie Binette-- Vice-President Stephanie Miville-- Secretary Robischeau -- Treasurer Team Representatives: Coccolare – Carolyn Derry Imaging – Stephanie Miville Paul Edward Salonspa – Sue Brackett Josie’s Jewels – Kim Lamontagne Orchard – Chuck Graham Real Time Realty – Joppa Frasch Advocare – Ed Guldin
4) That we in this faith community who have been shown mercy by God might, in turn, be merciful to those who have wronged us, let us pray to the Lord. 5) That our deceased brothers and sisters in faith may know the splendor and glory of heaven, let us pray to the Lord. 6) (Special petition/s) PRIEST: God of Mercy, hear and answer our prayers which we offer you through Christ our Lord. * * * Tuesday, March 14, 2017 TUESDAY OF (Lec. 231) SECOND WEEK OF LENT 1) Isaiah 1:10, 16-20 2) Matthew 23:1-12 FOCUS: We are called to work for justice for all God’s people with hearts full of humility. Spreading the Gospel and working for justice and peace are at the heart of what it means to be a disciple of Jesus today. Bring your efforts, your prayer and your heart’s desire to be of humble service to others. LITURGY OF THE WORD The prophet Isaiah eloquently encourages us to put away our misdeeds, make justice our aim and to do good. In the Gospel, Jesus teaches that those who exalt themselves will be humbled, and those who humble themselves will be exalted. UNIVERSAL PRAYER PRIEST: Our God invites us to open our hearts and to him about our needs. We present these petitions with humble hearts. 1) That all members of our Church may be blessed with the grace needed to give of themselves more fully in humble love and service to God and neighbor, let us pray to the Lord. 2) That government leaders around the world will work to improve the lives of the most vulnerable among them, especially children, let us pray to the Lord. 3) That those burdened by poverty may be blessed with the resources and opportunities that may help them improve their lives, let us pray to the Lord. 4) That God will transform the hearts of those gathered here today, and lead us toward humble service to all in God’s family, let us pray to the Lord. 5) That those who have died, having lived as humble servants of God, may know the fullness of life and love in heaven, let us pray to the Lord.
4) For those in our parish who were received into the Church at the Easter Vigil, may the joy they experienced upon entering the Church sustain them each day and remain with them forever, let us pray to the Lord. 5) For our faithful departed, that the Lord may mercifully grant them entrance into eternal life in heaven, let us pray to the Lord. 6) (Special petition/s) PRIEST: Heavenly Father, your words are Spirit and life. Hear the prayers of your people and fulfill them according to your will. We ask this through your son, Jesus. * * * SUNDAY, MAY 7, 2017 FOURTH SUNDAY (Lec. 49) OF EASTER 1) Acts 2:14a, 36-41 2) 1 Peter 2:20b-25 3) John 10:1-10 FOCUS: Christ is the very center of our faith. He is our shepherd and we listen to his voice; through him we enter into fullness of life. We who belong to by virtue of our baptism now share in his mission of redemption. How we prepare for this task is important. We need to strive for repentance, lead lives of prayer and patient endurance, and desire to listen attentively to his voice. LITURGY OF THE WORD The first reading from Acts tells of Peter, empowered by the Holy Spirit, boldly proclaiming the risen Christ and calling all to repentance and baptism. The second reading exhorts the early Christians to imitate Christ: they are to be patient as Christ was patient in the face of his suffering. Our Gospel reminds us that we are to follow Christ as the sheep follow the shepherd: for as the shepherd cares for his sheep, so Christ cares for each of us. UNIVERSAL PRAYER PRIEST: With confidence and trust in the risen Christ, let us join in offering our prayers for our needs and those of the world to the Father. 1) For the Church, that as the body of Christ on earth we may faithfully and boldly proclaim the truth of the resurrection, let us pray to the Lord. 2) For government leaders, may they seek wisdom and guidance from the Holy Spirit as they work to the problems that plague our world, let us pray to the Lord. 3) For the sick and the dying, that the knowledge of the Resurrection may give them strength and hope, let us pray to the Lord.
Leasable Income and Expense Information Please complete or correct the following information. (Both sides) Income Year: Municipality Roll number Civic address Property name Contact name Phone number Cell number Lease Details and Income Information: 1. Please show any vacant areas as a tenant along with size of vacant area in "Area Leased" 2. Please show any owner occupied areas as a tenant along with size of area in "Area Leased" Tenant No Tenant/Business Name No of Months Vacant Lease Start Date Lease End Date Area Rent (sq. ft.) Annual Base Rent Annual % of Sales Annual Expense Income Total Annual Rent Interior Are any inducements included in rent? i.e. value or tenant improvement. Explain Ex. John's Pizza 2 1-Jan-10 31-Dec-15 1,500 $ 10.00 $ 15,000 Triple Net $ 25 $ 6,500 $ 21,525 ✔ None 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Total To fill out this form online please go to Please email this form along with a copy of your financial statement to Page 1 of 2
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Examples of expected information are provided below. Please do not submit this instruction page with the nomination file. Name of student mentored Program Supervision Current position Type Start date yyyy) End date (mmm yyyy) Outcome Start date (mmm yyyy) End date (mmm yyyy) Jane Lee PhD Sep 2007 May 2014 Graduated Sep 2007 May 2014 -- PDF, Cambridge U Khan PhD Jan 2008 May 2013 Graduated Sep 2009 – May 2013 -- Research scientist, IBM Albert White MSc Sep 2009 July 2010 Withdrew – for family reasons Sep 2009 Jul 2010 Martin Black Parental care Jun Wong PhD May 2013 ongoing May 2013 Jul 2014 – transferred supervisor --
AGENDA BENCHMARKING VISIT (26 and 27 of June) BENCHMARKING VISIT Day 1: June 26, 2017 Sala de 115 – Colégio do Espírito Santo, Universidade de Évora 08:45 – 09:00 Registration 09:00 – 09:15 Welcome – Prof. Doutora Ana Costa Freitas, Rector (to be confirmed) and Drª Cesaltina Frade (CEO) 09:15 – 09:30 Programme presentation – Profª Doutora Fátima Jorge and Profª Doutora Margarida Saraiva 09:30 – 09:45 HR4Asia project - Project Coordinator – Aims and objectives of the Benchmarking in Évora – Prof. Doutor Vo Trung Hung 09:45 – 10:30 Organizational structure of University of Évora – Prof. Doutor Paulo Resende da Silva 10:30 – 10:45 Coffee 10:45 – 12:00 Study comparation of University of Évora with Asian Universities on behalf of this partnership 12:00 – 12.30 Guided Tour in University of Évora: the History and the Patrimonial heritage 12:30 – 14:00 Lunch 14:15 – 15:00 Overview Competency Model and Performance Evaluation in University of Évora – Prof. Doutor Paulo Resende da Silva
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Totals $ 100% Describe the status and timeline for any ‘pending’ funding sources Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Project Checklist Applicants must include the following required application documents for their project to be considered for funding. Please submit this completed checklist along with your application. If any required documents are not included, please identify the reason why (below). Required Application Documents Letters of support. A support letter is required from the project if different from the person compiling the application. If requesting organization is a school, a support letter is required from the district superintendent or college/university president. Other support letters from key community members may also be provided. Site Evaluation. Is there sufficient load to support proposed charging equipment? Will system upgrades need be necessary to support proposed project. Include any structural or documentation of discussions with Rocky Mountain Power.
Rule 2 - - Called Game 2.01 If a game is called for inclement weather or darkness, it is an official (complete) game if five innings have been completed or if the home team has scored more runs in four and half innings (BC Minor Baseball Rule 22.03) 2.02 If a game is called after it is an official game for another reason (eg. fights, serious injury), the Division Coordinator will determine whether the game is completed or whether it is suspended and should be completed (BC Baseball Rule 22.03) 2.03 For games that are continued, only the players that were on the original lineup card will be eligible to play in the continued game. 2.04 With respect to pitch counts, if the game is continued all pitch counts carry forward except for the following situation - - If a player requires rest due to pitched prior to the continued game, the player will not be permitted to pitch regardless of the pitch count being carried forward Rule 3 - - Suspended Game 3.01 If a game is called for any reason, before it is an official game (as described in Rules 2.01 or 2.02), it shall be considered a suspended game and is to be resumed from the point of stoppage (BC Minor Baseball Rule 22.04) 3.02 For games that are continued, only the players that were on the original lineup card will be eligible to play in the continued game. 3.03 The Division Coordinator will schedule the date for the completion of the game. Rule 4 - - Player Safety 4.01 The on-deck batter must always be facing the back of the batter. 4.02 Metal cleats are permitted provided that they are not sharpened or pointed (BC Minor Baseball Rule 19.07)
2017 Mini Grant Recipients Mini Grant Awardee Amount Granted Project Project Impact Willapa Community Network Know & Grow $300 Purchase of books for student reading program Youth in North County Willapa Community Network Grays Harbor College: English as a Second Language Program $500 Purchase of textbooks for ESL learners ESL students and their families Willapa Community Network Coastal Community Action Program $350 Purchase of bus passes Low income community members Willapa Community Network Willapa Players $600 Purchase play rights, props, pamphlets, and costumes for children’s play and adult volunteers in North County Willapa Community Network Teen Advocacy Program $739.30 Materials for youth programming Youth of North County Willapa Community Network Pacific County Therapeutic Courts $500 For gift cards for successful completion of classes by participants county families Willapa Community Network Pacific County Library $500 Purchase of new books for summer reading program Youth in North County Willapa Community Network Equality Club $500 For materials for promotion and execution of youth events Youth in Raymond High School Willapa Community Network Crisis Support Network $120 For tangible goods for women’s group Women and families in North County $764.10 Purchase of new
Willapa Community Network Bay Center Food Bank freezer for food bank Families in Bay Center and North County area Willapa Community Network Grays Harbor College Business Week $296 For materials to support the “Business Week,” event for students to create their own business High school students in North County Willapa Community Network Guns and Hoses 350 For materials to give students at events in which they can interact with the police and fire departments Youth and families in North County Wellspring Ilwaco High School YAK $200 For materials for pro-social events Ilwaco Highschool students Wellspring Empty Bowls $500 To purchase art materials for students to create bowls which will be auctioned off with the proceeds going to the local food bank South County elementary students, families Wellspring Families Helping Families $200 South County Families Wellspring Youth Leadership Camp $500 Youth in South County Wellspring Peninsula Arts $160 Wellspring Peninsula Poverty Response Triathlon $450 Individuals and families in South County affected by poverty Wellspring Peace of Mind Pacific County $385
7:40pm – Visiting Team Infield/Outfield 7:55pm – John Bellino Memorial Ceremony 8:05pm – Team Introductions 8:15pm – National Anthems Canada – Christina Finkenzeller Puerto Rico – Migdalia Luciano United States – Giovanna Oliver 8:25pm – Ceremonial First Pitch Frank Monteiro, MacDermid Performance Solutions – Title MMWS Sponsor Rob Dibble, Former MLB Allstar and CT native 8:30pm – Opening Ceremony Game Begins FIREWORKS SHOW IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE GAME
Ensures that <Organization Name> has a long strategic plan to achieve its mission and that the organization is making consistent and timely progress Provides leadership in developing program and organizational plans with the Board of Directors and staff Evaluates how well goals and objectives have been met Demonstrates quality of analysis and judgment in program planning, implementation, and evaluation Shows creativity and initiative in establishing new programs Develops, implements, and maintains succession plans for management and other identified positions Comments: Human Resources RANKING Divides and assigns work effectively, delegating appropriate levels of freedom and authority Establishes and use of an effective management team Ensures that job descriptions are developed, and that regular performance evaluations are held and documented Ensures compliance with human resources policies and regulations related to workplaces and employment Encourages staff personal and professional development and education opportunities Hires, trains, supervise, evaluate, and releases direct report staff; supports management team in doing the same Encourages a collaborative culture and team-building by facilitating open communication and positive working relationships with all staff Maintains a climate which attracts, keeps, and motivates a diverse staff of top quality people Brings forward compensation recommendations to the Board on an annual basis Negotiates Collective Agreement in a mutually beneficial way that is conducive to good labour relations [if unionized workplace] Comments: Community/Stakeholder Relations RANKING
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Clinical Nurse Specialist Department of Transplant Surgery Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC H Lipman, PhD, CRNP, FAAN Assistant Dean for Community Engagement Miriam Endowed Term Professor of Nutrition Professor of Nursing of Children University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing Philadelphia, PA Judith A. O’Haver, PhD, RN, CPNP-PC Pediatric Practitioner/Nurse Researcher Department of Dermatology Phoenix Children’s Hospital Phoenix, AZ CONFERENCE FEE Member $130 Nonmember $160 Student Pricing: $50 Breakfast and Lunch are included Deadline for Registration is January 29, 2017 Register onsite day of conference: $160 *Lunch not guaranteed for those who register onsite Location: Robert Morris University Sewall Center Conference Level 119 Campus Drive Moon Twp., PA 15108 Two ways to register: PayPal Online at Community.napnap.org/PAthreerivers/home Click on ‘calendar’ for symposium registration By mail, checks payable to: Three Rivers NAPNAP c/o Patty Harris 3261 Shadyway Pittsburgh, PA 15227 Email questions to: kkwvu@aol.com THREE RIVERS WINTER SYMPOSIUM FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3, 2017 Name: _________________________ Credentials: _____________________ NAPNAP member? Yes_____ Member Number_________ No_____ Address: ________________________ City: ___________State: ___Zip______ Phone: _________________________ Email: __________________________ Registration Total Due: $___________
Kate Hope Arizona State University Students Teach, Too! Using Student Feedback to Improve College Writing Experiences Working Toward Informed, Improved Instruction 1. Talk to students about their experiences: 2. Examine students’ experiences: (high school senior) Brianna (college freshman) “I’ve really been very good at writing.” Rarely feels confident in knowing what teachers expect Wishes teachers made connections between academic and writing Opportunities to share with and learn from other students are very limited “I have always enjoyed reading and writing” Writing assignments are usually assigned as homework Not ever as successful as she expects, in terms of writing scores Needs to understand real-world connections to academic writing 3. student experiences to help guide instructional design: 4. Interpret results: In her reflection, Brianna claims to have improved self-efficacy as a writer. At this point, Brianna also says she identifies as a writer; prior to this project, she only said she felt confident writing. Additionally, Brianna experienced a strengthened perception of academic writing as purposeful in the real world. Argumentative Research Assignment Students carefully and thoroughly research a within one of the following broad areas: Social Our current use of technology Multitasking in an always-on world Brain-Dump Students come up with more specific ideas within broader frames; have students write them on the board: Online vs. Offline Profiles Artificial Intelligence Self-Driving Cars Netflix Culture vs. Surgical Robots YouTube Trolls Print vs. Digital News Nanotechnology Cyberbullying Online Ethics Online Consumerism Social Obsession Earbuds/Music: Effects on Academic Success “Connectedness” in Social Media Culture Multitasking with “Screens” Constructing Identity through Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook, etc. Mass Media/Fake News Technology in Education Selfie Culture Access to Celebrities through Social Media Discussion Board Students share their topic ideas in an online discussion board. They offer insights and feedback on peers’ topic selections. Proposal In class, students draft a single-page document in which they write what they already know about this topic, explain their interest in learning and sharing more about it, and propose the argument they foresee making. Dinner Party Elevator Speech and Response Trial
EOY 27/04/2017 UNCLASSIFIED ELS – 2017 ELS Gateways End of Year Schedule – 2017 V1.00 Start and end dates for 2017 and prior financial year ELS forms UNCLASSIFIED For further information or questions, contact
WELCOME to our New Graduate Students! Tuesday, August 29, 2017 9:00 am – 1:00 pm 1345 Engineering Building 9:00 – 9:15am Registration and Refreshments 9:15 – 11:00am Welcome to MSU and the College of Engineering Overview of Your Graduate Community: Rights and Responsibilities Dr. Katy Luchini Colbry Director for Graduate Initiatives, College of Engineering 11:00 – 11:15am Welcome from the Dean Dr. Leo Kempel Dean of the College of Engineering 11:15 – 11:30am DECS – College Computer Support Ryan Roberts Division of Engineering Computing Services 11:30 – 12:00pm College Safety and Evacuation Procedures Jeff Curtiss, Facility Coordinator, College of Engineering Genevieve Cottrell, Chemical Safety Office, Environmental Health & Safety 12:00 – 1:00pm Welcome Picnic in the Engineering Courtyard
assisted with a variety of field work including mist netting, deer trapping, and herpetological surveys. While at Loma Linda his focus was herpetology specifically focusing on Conservation genetics. Roland became a member of NMFWA in 2007 and is a current member of The Wildlife Society. Central Region Michele Richards Ms. Michele Richards has accumulated a broad and deep suite of skills in environmental issues and natural resources management. From humble beginnings as a research technician at the Kalamazoo Nature Center to her now established career and reputation with Michigan Army National Guard’s Environmental Division, she has championed environmental causes and made significant strides in the management of natural spaces in Michigan and beyond. Well-honed skills include endangered species management, prescribed fire, habitat restoration, vegetation inventories, climate change adaptation and mitigation planning and vulnerability assessment, and invasive species management. Michele has used her extensive network of good relationships with environmental professionals locally, statewide and nationally to innovate in many environmental realms including eDNA monitoring methods, regionally coordinated invasive species management, and furthering prescribed fire as a management tool, to name a few. Highlights of her work so far include the preservation of 326 acres around Hart’s Lake, a pristine lake on Ft. Custer Training Center’s border, sourcing the funding and team to do cutting edge research locally and nationally on the Cerulean Warbler, the most rapidly declining neotropical migrant bird, and having Michigan Army National Guard represent all of Army as the climate adaptation pilot site for Department of Defense. She has served on NMFWA's Board for several years and enjoys working with the dynamic and crew to help keep NMFWA's work moving forward vibrantly. Michele’s other favorite mission in life is parenting her three fantastic daughters, ages 20, 17 and 2. Secretary
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(Form NIFA-2005) • Conflict of Interest List (Form NIFA-2007) • Assurance Statement(s) (Form NIFA-2008) (only required after approval of Full Proposal) • Certification Regarding Debarment, Suspension, and Other Responsibility Matters (Forms AD-1047 & AD-1048) (only required after approval of Full Proposal) • Certification Regarding Drug-Free Workplace Requirements (Grants) AD-1049 & AD-1050) (only required after approval of Full Proposal) • Certification Regarding Lobbying – Contracts, Grants, Loans and Cooperative Agreements(only required after approval of Full Proposal) • Outcomes Based Logic Model Template (required with Full Proposal submission) forms for use.
The undersigned certifies, to the best of his or her knowledge and belief, that: (1) No Federal appropriated have been paid or will be paid, by or on behalf of the undersigned, to any person for influencing or attempting to influence an officer or employee of any agency, a Member of Congress, an officer or employee of Congress, or an employee of a Member of Congress in connection with the awarding of any Federal contract, the making of any Federal grant, the making of any Federal loan, the entering into of any cooperative agreement, and the extension, continuation, renewal, amendment, or modification of any Federal contract, grant, loan or cooperative agreement; (2) If any funds other than Federal appropriated funds have been paid or will be paid to any person for influencing or attempting to influence an officer or employee of any agency, a Member of Congress, an officer or employee of Congress, or an employee of a Member of Congress in connection with this Federal contract, grant, loan, or cooperative agreement, the undersigned shall complete and submit Standard Form-LLL, "Disclosure Form to Report Lobbying," in accordance with its instructions; (3) The undersigned shall require that the language of this certification be included in the award documents for all subawards at all tiers (including subcontracts, subgrants, and contracts under grants, loans, and cooperative agreements) and that all subrecipients shall certify and disclose accordingly. This certification is a material representation of fact upon which reliance was placed when this transaction was made or entered into. Submission of this certification is a prerequisite for making or entering into this transaction imposed by section 1352, title 31, U.S. Code. Any person who fails to file the required certification shall be subject to a civil penalty of not less than $10,000 and not more than $100,000 for each such failure. Organization Name Number or Project Name Name and Title of Authorized Representative Signature Date Date
6:00pm – 8:00pm Titans Club Soccer tryouts: Men’s #2 6:45pm – 9:00pm Spartan Spectacular: For all Spartan Athletes and Staff 9:30pm **2nd Resident Floor Meeting: Floor Lounge Bombers Men’s Hockey Tryouts Thursday September 7, 2017 All day: Vocal and Instrumental Auditions 4:00pm – 8:00pm Spartan Team Training 8:00pm – 9:00pm Rec Services Connect: Learn about all the recreational offerings at TWU! 9:00pm – 10:30pm Titans Co-ed Volleyball Tryouts: David E. Enarson Gymnasium Titans Club Soccer Tryouts: Women’s #2 until 11:00pm Bombers Men’s Hockey Tryouts Friday September 8, 2017 All day: Vocal and Instrumental Auditions 6:00pm: Richmond Night Market Saturday September 9, 2017 10:00am – 3:00pm: 37th Annual TWU Banana Challenge
Marc seconds 8 in favor 1 abstain 0 against Motion carries 4 IM LeeSports & 6 assistant officials. Senator interviews next week Interns email Kristina by tomorrow if wanting for senator. SIF Committee Updates Roy is changing to tacos instead of casedias. Scott is working on desserts. Serving the clubs and divisions pizza Marc motions for extra 50 Shura seconds 8 in favor 1 abstain 0 against Motion carries Prize committee Having a spinning wheel option 3 snacks on wheel with (lanyards, hand sanitizer) Email Lexer what you need. Chilis gift card 2 for $85.98. Movie ticket gift card $25 Marc motion for additional $100 Eric seconds 8 in 1 abstain 0 against Motion carries Aesthetics Met with Lexer
OCTOBER 2017 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat LWML SUNDAY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8am Worship Service w/Communion 9:15am Bible Study & Sunday School 10:30am Worship Service w/Communion 11:45am Bell Practice 5pm Education Meeting 10am Mid-Week Bible Study 6:30pm Choir practice 5:15pm Evangelism Meeting 6pm 9-12 year old Gathering 8am Men’s Fellowship 9am-3pm Prison Ministry MITES SUNDAY 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 8am Worship Service w/Communion 9:15am Bible Study & Sunday School 9:15am BLOOD SCREENING 10:30am Worship Service w/Communion 11:51am Stephen Ministers Meeting 11:45am Bell Practice 4:30pm Feed the Hungry Team 1 5pm Human Care Meeting 10am Mid-Week Bible Study NO Choir practice 8am Men’s Fellowship 8am-noon J-Walk Garage Sale 1-4pm Foster Care Training J-WALK SUNDAY 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 8am Worship Service w/Communion 9:15am Study & Sunday School 10:30am Worship Service w/Communion 11:45am Bell Choir Practice 4:30pm Feed the Hungry Team 2 5pm Council Meeting 10am Mid-Week Bible Study 6:30pm Choir practice 11am Seniors Get-Together 1-4pm Foster Care Training 8am Men’s Fellowship 9 – 11:30am Quilting 1-4pm Foster Care Training 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 8am Worship Service w/Communion 9:15am Bible Study & Sunday School 10:30am Worship Service w/Communion 11:45am Bell Choir Practice 6:50-9pm BSF Info Meeting 10am Mid-Week Bible Study 6pm Brass/organ Rehearsal 6:30pm Choir practice Deadline for Newsletter 8am Men’s Fellowship 1-4pm Foster Care Training 6pm Costume Dinner Party at the Kysar’s home REFORMATION SUNDAY 29 30 31 9:15am Bible Study& Sunday School 10:30am Worship Service w/Communion 11:45am REFORMATION OKTOBERFEST CELEBRATION 6pm Trunk or Treat Christ Lutheran Church 595 Kapi’olani St, Hilo, HI 96720 (808) 935-8612 email: christlchilo@gmail.com