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h. Notifying Claimants of Potential Entitlement to Additional Benefits When preparing a decision notice, notify the claimant of any additional benefit(s) to which potential entitlement exists and, if applicable, the form or web site available for applying for the benefit(s). The below lists additional benefits to which a claimant may be entitled the form for applying for each benefit, and references to additional information these benefits. Benefit Form Reference Veterans’ Group Life Insurance (VGLI) VA Form 29-4364, Application for Service-Disabled Veterans Insurance M21-1, Part III, Subpart vi, 8.6.b vocational rehabilitation VA Form 28-1900, Disabled Veterans Application for Vocational Rehabilitation, and VA Form 28-8890, Important Information About Rehabilitation Benefits M21-1, Part IX, Subpart i, 1.A.2.c health care for service-connected disabilities VA Form 10-10EZ, Application for Health Benefits M21-1, Part III, Subpart v, 7.A.1.c automobile or adaptive equipment VA Form 21-4502, Application for Automobile or Conveyance and Adaptive Equipment M21-1, Part IX, Subpart i, 2.4.a special adaptive housing VA Form 26-4555, Application in Acquiring Specially Adapted Housing or Special Home Adaption M21-1, Part IX, Subpart i, 3.1.a clothing allowance VA Form 10-8678, Application for Annual Clothing Allowance M21-1, Part IX, Subpart i, 7.1.d Dependent’s Educational Assistance (DEA) VA Form 22-5490, Dependents’ Application for VA Education Benefits M21-1, Part III, Subpart iii, 6.C.1.b special monthly pension (SMP) VA Form 21-2680, Examination for Housebound Status or Permanent Need for Regular Aid and Attendance M21-1, Part V, Subpart iii, 2.A.1 additional benefits for a spouse/children Form 21-686c, Declaration of Status of Dependents Important: In addition to decision notices processed through ADL, Personal Computer Generated Letters (PCGL) do M21-1, Part III, Subpart iii, 5.A.1.c
HCDI will continue to explore the county and hospital needs are individually. PHIP Updates HCDI presented a visual on how to bring resources and tools to the Public Health Community who will serve patients met with a variety of needs. (Visual provided below). Self-Management Tools Discussion HCDI will need feedback from the group in regards to identify what’s missing. HCDI will ask this group to review for standards. HCDI will also need understanding of how providers are educated on the various resources available within the community. Feedback Given Categorize activities from patient activation level group- individual level It was felt that the Medical Home Models will provide these resources. Feedback from the Insurance will add value to the information collected so there’s an understanding of what activities are covered by the plans. Communications Update Craig Hall from Communications should be in contact with the group if he hasn’t been already. He will present 2 videos that will be taped on patient engagement enhancements, social media, etc. Prevention Agenda Dashboard was presented briefly to gain feedback on how the tool can be used. Summary by counties will be emailed to partners for review of what is missing from the self-management directory for the following resources: Diabetes Asthma Next Steps Next Meeting November 16, 2016
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(3) In this section, additional respondent and additional applicant have the meanings given in section 76 of the Family Violence Protection Act 2008. 148 Explanation of determination s. 148 (1) If the court makes a determination under section 136(2)(b), the court must explain to the respondent and affected person— effect of the determination; and there is an interim order in force, the effect of the determination on the interim order. (2) A failure by the court to explain a determination in accordance with this section does not affect the validity of the determination. __________________ Division 1—Interstate orders 149 Registration of corresponding interstate orders s. 149 An appropriate registrar for a court may register a corresponding interstate order in the court. 150 Notice to be of registration of corresponding interstate orders
family member has the meaning given in section 8 of the Family Violence Protection Act 2008; family violence intervention means a family violence intervention order within the meaning of section 11 of the Family Violence Protection Act 2008; final order means an order made under section 61 and includes— order made under section 61 as varied under section 80; and order made under section 61 as extended under section 83; and made under section 61 and confirmed on appeal to the County Court or Supreme Court; firearms authority means a licence, permit or other authority under the Firearms Act 1996 to possess, carry or use firearms; mention date, in relation to an application for a personal safety intervention order, means the first date on which the proceeding for the application is listed before the court; S. 4 def. of guardian amended by No. 57/2014 s. 159. guardian, in relation to a person, means (except in the definition of parent) a guardian under the Guardianship and Administration Act 1986 or an attorney who has power for personal matters under an enduring power of
activity that alters the composition of the global atmosphere and which is in addition to natural climate variability observed over comparable time periods; Department means the Department of Sustainability and Environment; forest carbon right has the meaning set out in section 21; forest produce has the same meaning as in the Forests Act 1958; Forestry and Carbon Management Agreement means an agreement entered into under section 27; forestry right has the meaning set out in section 23; s. 3 greenhouse gas emissions means emissions of— dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide or sulphur hexafluoride; or hydrofluorocarbon or a perfluorocarbon that is specified in regulations made under the National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting Act 2007 of the Commonwealth; instrument has the same meaning as in the Transfer of Land Act 1958; land has the same meaning as in the Transfer of Land Act 1958;
carbon sequestration has the meaning set out in section 3B; climate change a change of climate which is attributed directly or indirectly to human activity that alters the composition of the global atmosphere and which is in addition to natural climate variability observed over comparable time periods; Department means the Department of Sustainability and Environment; S. 3 def. of forest carbon right amended by No. 78/2012 s. 8(b). forest carbon right has the meaning set out in section 3A; forest produce has the same meaning as in the Forests Act 1958; Forestry and Carbon Management Agreement means an agreement entered into under section 27; S. 3 def. of forestry right amended by No. 78/2012 s. 8(c). s. 3 forestry right has the meaning set out in section 3C;
Sch. 2 A forest carbon right cannot be created under Part 4 in relation to that land or part of that land if a forest property agreement is recorded in the Register in relation to that land or part of that land. ENDNOTES Endnotes General Information Minister's second reading speech— Legislative Assembly: 29 July 2010 Legislative Council: 12 August 2010 The long title for the Bill for this Act was "A Bill for an Act to provide a framework for action on climate change in Victoria, to set a target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, to provide for forestry rights, carbon sequestration rights and soil carbon rights on land, to repeal the Forestry Rights Act 1996, to amend the Conservation, Forests and Lands Act 1987, the Environment Protection Act 1970, the Transport Integration Act 2010 and other Acts and for other purposes." The Climate Change Act 2010 was assented to on 14 September 2010 and came into operation on 1 July 2011: section 2(2). Table of Amendments Endnotes This Version incorporates amendments made to the Climate Change Act 2010 by Acts and subordinate instruments. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
land, the Secretary must have regard to the following— requirements of any Commonwealth law relating to the use of Crown land for carbon sequestration; objectives and requirements of any relevant Act; terms of any existing lease, licence or agreement that applies to the land; desirability of preserving other legitimate uses of the land; need to— economic, social and environmental considerations relevant to the land; (ii) manage Crown land for multiple purposes; (iii) maximise the value of Crown land, having regard to the objective and principles of ecologically sustainable development; for the sustainable management of and biodiversity in the relevant catchment; persons and property from the risk of fire;
Commencement Date: S. 74 on 1.7.12: s. 74; s. 81 on 1.7.12: s. 81 : This information relates only to the provision/s amending the Climate Change Act 2010 Statute Law Revision Act 2011, No. 29/2011 Assent Date: 21.6.11 Commencement Date: S. 3(Sch. 1 item 13) on 22.6.11: s. 2(1) : This information relates only to the provision/s amending the Climate Change Act 2010 Climate Change and Environment Protection Amendment Act 2012, No. 78/2012 Assent Date: 18.12.12 Commencement Date: Ss 4–18 on 13.2.13: Special Gazette (No. 44) 12.2.13 p. 1 Current State: This information relates only to the provision/s amending the Climate Change Act 2010 Traditional Settlement Amendment Act 2013, No. 4/2013 Assent Date: 19.2.13 Commencement Date: S. 31 on 8.3.13: Special Gazette (No. 70) 5.3.13 p. 1 Current This information relates only to the provision/s amending the Climate Change Act 2010 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Explanatory Details Endnotes No entries at date of publication.
Activities to be offered / available within the home (check all that apply) Games Puzzles Cooking Video games Music TV / Movies Crafts Internet access Computer Other (list): Items individual will bring for in-home entertainment Activities to be offered / available within the community (check all that apply) Library Bowling Walk in park / neighborhood Out to eat Shopping Out to movies Worship services Other (list): Spending money / gift cards individual will bring for their cost of community events Ledger to be kept Receipts to be kept Individual able to manage their own money, no ledger or receipts required Other (describe): Transportation to be provided during respite stay (check all that apply) Agency-owned vehicles Staff-owned vehicles Generic public transportation Specialized public transportation Walking to nearby Other (describe): Mealtime supports, allergies, and/or accommodations None Tube feeding only Liquid / soft / puree diet Food cut into bite-sized pieces Diabetic Needs staff supervision and assistance while eating Other (describe): Medical devices to be used during based on assessed need (instructions for use to be provided to staff) None Hoyer lift Bed rails Helmet Other (describe): Necessary environmental safety accommodations None Cleaning supplies locked Other (describe): Other items individual will bring with them (check all that apply) Medications Wheelchair Walker Briefs Toiletries Communications medical device / equipment: For communication device if applicable, indicate staff support and instruction for use of device will not provide support for use of communication device Staff will provide support for use of communication device If support is provided, staff instructions include: Overnight planned Respite Service Provider review and signature SIGNATURE OF PERSON COMPLETING FORM DATE PRINTED NAME Part 2. To be completed by parent / guardian / caregiver reviewing Respite Agreement. Medication changes since initial respite application completed None List: Health, behavioral or changes since initial respite application completed None List: Any other identified needs and/or changes required to respite agreement: None Yes (please describe): I understand that there are some known risks with the use of medical devices. After considering the anticipated benefits and safety risks, I consent for the staff to use the following medical devices: None Hoyer lift Bed rails Helmet Other (please describe): Signatures
OSSB Panther Paws October 6, 2018 Ohio State School for the Blind Danny Ransey, Principal Michelle Wagner, Assistant Principal 5220 North High Street, Columbus, Ohio 614-752-1359 lkaplan@ossb.oh.gov ossb.oh.gov Picture Omitted: OSSB Campus in the fall of 2014-Photo shows the front of the school building and parking lot. Autumn leaves are on the trees and the grass in the foreground. Blue sky with puffy white clouds are in the background.
nominated by the authorised officer, a document to which the licensee has access and that the licensee is required to keep under this Law or a prescribed Act or that otherwise relates to the licensee's obligations under this Law or a prescribed Act. (2) A licensee required to make available or produce a document under subsection (1) must not fail, without reasonable excuse, to comply with the requirement. Penalty— Sch. an individual—$10,000; a body corporate—$50,000. 64 Inspection of documents (1) If a document is produced to an authorised officer under section 61 or 63, the authorised officer may— the document; and a copy of, or take an extract from, the document; and the document while it is necessary for an investigation being carried out by the authorised officer. Sch. (2) If the authorised officer keeps the document, the authorised officer must—
as a Territory provision is made by a Commonwealth Act. fail includes refuse. financial year means a period of 12 months beginning on 1 July. foreign country means a country (whether or not an independent sovereign State) outside and the external Territories. function includes a power, authority or duty. Gazette means the Government Gazette of this jurisdiction. Sch. gazetted means published in the Gazette. Gazette notice means notice published in the Gazette. Government Printer means the Government Printer of this jurisdiction, and includes any other person authorised by the Government of this jurisdiction to print an Act or instrument. individual means a natural person. information system means a system for generating, sending, receiving, storing or otherwise processing electronic communications. insert, in relation to a provision of this Law, includes substitute. instrument includes a statutory instrument.
interest, in relation to land or other property, means— or equitable estate in the land or other property; or right, power or privilege over, or in relation to, the land or other property. internal Territory the , the or the . Jervis Bay Territory means the Territory mentioned in the Jervis Bay Territory Acceptance Act 1915 (Cwlth). make includes issue or grant. Sch. minor means an individual who is under 18. modification includes addition, omission or substitution. month means a calendar month. month means 1 of the 12 months of the year. means the Northern Territory of Australia. number means— number expressed in figures or words; or letter; or combination of a number so expressed and a letter.
Vacant Land 01 House block 02 Farm land (without buildings) 03 Fast food site 04 Hobby farm (Rural residential <20 ha) 05 Industrial land 06 Commercial land 07 Subdivisional land 08 Former road/laneway 09 specify Residential property 10 House (new—detached) 11 House (previously occupied)—detached 12 Terrace—attached house 13 Dual occupancy house 14 Flat/unit/apartment (multistorey) 15 Townhouse (unit) 16 Flat/unit/apartment (retirement) 17 Flat/unit (whole block) 18 Other—please specify Industrial property 20 Abattoir 21 Cool store 22 Factory 23 Warehouse 24 Warehouse/showroom 25 Oil depot 26 Quarry/extraction 27 Other—please specify Rural Property 30 Hobby farm (<20ha with dwelling) 31 Cereal 32 Dairy 33 Beef 34 Sheep 35 Piggery 36 Poultry 37 Vineyard 38 Orchard 39 Market garden/ horticulture 41 Other—please specify Commercial Property 50 Bank 51 52 Car/boat/truck yard 53 Car park 54 Childcare centre/ kindergarten 55 Church/hall 56 Hospital 57 Hotel 58 Licensed grocer 59 Motel 60 Office (strata) 61 Office (whole 62 Petrol service station 67 Shop 68 Shop and dwelling 69 Shopping centre 70 Sport and recreation facility 71 Surgery/clinic
incident management operating procedures means operating procedures developed under section 21; major fire means a large or complex fire (however caused) which— the potential to cause or is causing loss of life and extensive damage to property, infrastructure or the environment; or the potential to have or is having significant adverse consequences for the Victorian community or a part of the Victorian community; or the involvement of 2 or more fire services agencies to suppress the fire; or if not suppressed, burn for more than one day; S. 3 def. of State Co-ordinator substituted as State Emergency Response Coordinator by No. 56/2011 s. 17(b). State Emergency Response Coordinator has the same meaning as it has in the Emergency Management Act 1986; Note Under section 11 of the Emergency Management Act 1986 the State Emergency Response Coordinator is the Chief Commissioner of Police.
(5) If incident management operating procedures developed under this section are inconsistent with procedures of a similar kind that a fire services agency has in place for the planning and preparation of the response to and responding to, major fires (including any joint procedures with other fire services agencies), the incident management operating procedures prevail to the extent of the inconsistency. 22 Fire Services Commissioner must give incident management operating procedures to certain persons s. 22 The Fire Services Commissioner must give incident management operating procedures developed under section 21 to— fire services agency; and Emergency Services Commissioner; and S. 22(c) amended by No. 56/2011 s. 19. State Emergency Response Coordinator. 23 Publication of incident management operating procedures on Internet The Fire Services Commissioner must publish incident management operating procedures developed under section 21 on the Fire Services Commissioner's Internet site unless the Fire
28 Removal from register of operator that no longer meets criteria for registration (1) The Registrar may, in accordance with this section, remove a registered operator from the Tourist and Heritage Railway Group Register if the Registrar is of the opinion that the operator no longer meets the prescribed criteria for registration. (2) Before the Registrar removes a registered operator from the register, the Registrar must give written notice to the operator— that, in the opinion of the Registrar, the operator no longer meets the prescribed criteria for registration; and the reasons for that opinion; and that the operator may, within 45 days after receiving the notice, submit in writing reasons why the operator should not be removed from the register. (3) The Registrar must not make a decision on whether or not to remove the operator from the register unless— Registrar has received and considered any submission made by the operator in response to the notice under subsection (2); or period permitted subsection (2)(c) for making a submission has expired.
Monday, October 8,2018 Red Beans with Rice and Smoke Sausage Fried Chicken Liver with Gravy Grilled Salmon Creamed Spinach Corn Nuggets Corn Maque Choux Parsley Roasted Potatoes Vegetable Blend Combo: Red Beans with Rice and Smoke Sausage, Side and 16oz Beverage Tuesday, October 9, 2018 Homemade Meatloaf Lima Beans with Shrimp Grilled Mahi-Mahi Veggie Fried Broccoli Bites Roasted Corn Mash Potatoes Green Peas and Onions Smothered Cabbage Combo: Meatloaf, Side, and 16oz Beverage Healthy Combo: ½ Grilled Mahi-Mahi, ½ Side, and 16oz Beverage Wednesday, October 10, 2018 Homemade Lasagna Louisiana Crawfish Enchiladas Grilled Chicken Breast Buttered Corn Fried Mushrooms Smothered Green Beans Veggie Blend Grilled Asparagus Potato Casserole Combo: Lasagna , Side and 16oz Beverage Thursday, October 11, 2018 Stuffed Boudin Whole Cornish Hen Beef Stroganoff Blackened Tuna Mac and Cheese Buttered Corn on Cob Steamed Zuchinni and Squash Dirty Rice Broccoli with Cheese Combo: Beef Stroganoff, Side, and 16oz Beverage Healthy Combo: ½ Blackened Tuna, ½ Side, and 16oz Beverage Friday, October 12, 2018 Fried Catfish Seafood Stuffed Baked Potato Grilled Chicken Breast French Fries Coleslaw Broccoli and Cheese Honey Carrots Green Peas Combo: Fried Catfish, Side, 16oz Beverage *Menu & combo’s subject to change without notice We always appreciate all input and suggestions! Email your comments to Blaine Guillot at: Thank you for your continued support!
(1) An application for review of a decision of a judicial registrar must be lodged with or posted to a registrar of the Tribunal at the venue of the Tribunal where the decision of the judicial registrar was made. (2) Despite subrule (1), a registrar of the Tribunal may accept an application for review of a decision of a judicial registrar that is lodged with or posted to a registrar of the Tribunal at a venue of the Tribunal other than the venue referred to in that subrule. 10 Application may be lodged by fax (1) An application to which this Order applies may be lodged with a registrar of the Tribunal by fax in accordance with this Rule. (2) An application lodged by fax must include a cover page stating— name, address and telephone number of the sender; date and time of transmission; total number of pages sent, including the cover sheet; telephone number from the application is sent; name and telephone number of a person to contact in the of any problem in faxing the application; (f) that the fax is by way of lodgement under Rule 10(1).
10-8 Fit Class Schedule October Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 10-8 Fit Alex 4:30am 10-8 Fit Maria 5:00pm 10-8 Fit Alex 4:30am 10-8 Fit Maria 5:00pm 10-8 Fit Alex 4:30am 10-8 Fit Maria 8:00am 10-8 Fit Alex 5:30am 10-8 Fit Maria 6:00pm 10-8 Fit Alex 5:30am 10-8 Fit Maria 6:00pm 10-8 Fit Alex 5:30am 10-8 Fit Billy 12:00pm 10-8 Fit Billy 12:00pm 10-8 Fit Billy 12:00pm 10-8 Fit Maria 5:00pm 10-8 Fit Maria 6:00pm All members who wish to participate in these classes, MUST pay an additional $10 per person, per month. All non-members who wish to participate in these classes, MUST pay $25 per person, per month. Dues can be automatically drafted or paid at the front desk at the Central City Convention Center or the 10-8 Fit Building.
Did you know…? You can make an impact on the future of Vale Church! We ask everyone – new, renewals and electronic donors – to prayerfully consider what you can do to increase your support. Please respond with your pledge by the end of October!
WELCOME VISITORS! WE’RE GLAD YOU’RE HERE! Whether you are new to the area or a long-time resident, we warmly welcome you to our community of faith at Vale Church! If you are visiting for the first time, we invite you to fill out a visitor card located in your pew. Nursery care is available for infants and toddlers during worship services and Sunday school, year round. Join us in the Fellowship Hall after both 8:15am and 10:15am services for coffee and snacks. Be sure to introduce yourself to one of our “Shepherds” (with the red nametags), who can answer any questions you may have about our church community and programs. On your way out, please pick up a Vale Welcome Bag, which contains more information about our church. The bags are available at the entrance to the Main Sanctuary and outside the Church Office. We look forward to meeting you—and hope to see you again soon! To receive emails from Vale Church about upcoming services and programs, please visit our website at . Vale UMC is to be recognized as a Safe Haven congregation. If you suspect signs of human trafficking, please call or text 233733. GROCERY DOLLARS – The profit from the grocery dollars for October will support Missions. Stop by the Grocery Card table following the 8:15am and 10:15am worship services. Thank you for your support of Grocery Cards. Parenting Group One of the most loving things you can do for your children is set firm boundaries with them. Following Drs. Henry Cloud’s and John Townsend’s
I certify that a site inspection was conducted for each site involved in this proposal and to the best of my knowledge, the information provided in this LWCF Proposal Description and Environmental Screening Form (PD/ESF) is accurate based on available resource data. All resulting notes, reports and inspector signatures are stored in the state’s NEPA file for this proposal and are available upon request. On the basis of the environmental impact information for this LWCF proposal as documented in this LWCF PD/ESF with which I am familiar, I recommend the following LWCF NEPA pathway: This proposal qualifies for a Categorical Exclusion (CE). CE Item #: Explanation: This proposal requires an Environmental Assessment (EA) which is attached and has been produced by the State/sponsor in accordance with the LWCF Program Manual. This proposal may require an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). NPS guidance is requested per the LWCF Program Manual. Reproduce this certificate as necessary. Complete for each LWCF appraisal or waiver valuation. Appraisal/Waiver Valuation Review Property Address: $ Date of appraisal transmittal letter/waiver: Real property value: Effective date of value: I certify that: A State-certified Review Appraiser has reviewed the appraisal and has determined that it was prepared in conformity with the Uniform Appraisal Standards for Federal Land Acquisitions. OR The State has reviewed and approved a waiver valuation for this property per 49 CFR 24.102(c)(2)(ii). SLO/ASLO Original Signature: Date: Name Title Agency
Requested Location Set-Up Begins Activity Begins Activity Ends Removal Completed Date Date Date Date Time AM PM Time AM PM Time AM PM Time AM PM Date Date Date Date Time AM PM Time AM PM Time AM PM Time AM PM Date Date Date Date Time AM PM Time AM PM Time AM PM Time AM PM Maximum Number of Participants (Best Estimate) Maximum Number of Vehicles (attach parking plan) Cars Vans/Light Trucks Utility Vans/Trucks Buses/Oversized Vehicles Support equipment (list all equipment; attach additional pages if necessary) List support personnel including addresses and telephones; attach additional pages if necessary Name Address Cell Number
Please supply the information requested below. Attach additional sheets, if necessary, to provide required information. A nonrefundable processing fee of $50 must accompany this application unless the requested use is an exercise of a First Amendment right. You must allow sufficient time for the park to process your request; check with the park for guidelines. You will be notified of the status of the application and the necessary steps to secure your final permit. Your permit may require the payment of cost recovery charges and proof of liability insurance naming the United States of America an additional insured. * Enter either a Social Security Number OR a tax ID number; we do not require both. Applicant Name Company/Organization Name Social Security Number* Tax Identification Number* Street Address Street Address City State Zip Code Country City State Zip Code Telephone Number Contact Name Cell Phone Number Telephone Number Fax Number Fax Number Address Email Address Description of Proposed Activity (attach diagram and/or additional pages, if necessary)
“SEP” Additional not listed on bulk export, can be used to separate SRDMS review data into eRSS split meetings Key Persons Data Key personnel (not institution conflicts) records marked as ‘Level 1’ “Proposal ID*” Unique system ID/data pulled from eCPS initial import to SRDMS Required by eRSS “Offeror” SRDMS Offeror Institution field “Last Name*” SRDMS KP Last Name field Required by eRSS Name*” SRDMS KP First Name field Required by eRSS “Middle Name” SRDMS KP Middle Initial field “Degree” SRDMS KP Degree field “Suffix” KP Suffix field “Institution Name” SRDMS concatenates the KP Primary Institution, Other Current and Past Institution fields using “ // “ Example: Harvard University // Columbia University // Texas A & M University eRSS field limit of 250 characters needs to be increased “Institution City” SRDMS KP Primary Institution City field “Institution Country” SRDMS KP Primary Institution Country field “Institution State” SRDMS KP Primary Institution State field Key Institutions Data ‘Institution conflict’ records marked as ‘Level 1’ “Proposal ID*” Unique system ID/data pulled from eCPS initial import to SRDMS Required by eRSS “Offeror” Offeror Institution field “Institution Name*” concatenates the Primary Institution, Other Current and Past Institution fields using “ // “ Example: Harvard University // Columbia University // Texas A & M University Required by eRSS eRSS limit of 250 characters needs to be increased “Institution City” SRDMS KP Primary Institution City field “Institution Country” SRDMS KP Primary Institution Country field “Institution State”
Do you plan to advertise or issue a press release before the event? Yes No Do you anticipate any security concerns? If yes, explain (attach additional sheet). Yes No CONTACTS Person on location responsible for adherence to all terms & conditions of the permit Name Title Telephone Number Cell Phone Number The applicant by his or her signature certifies that all the information given is complete and correct, and that no false or misleading information or false statements have been given. Printed Name Company Name Signature Date
Do you plan to advertise or issue a press release before the event? Yes No Do you anticipate any security concerns? If yes, explain (attach additional sheet). Yes No CONTACTS Person on location responsible for adherence to all terms & conditions of the permit Name Title Telephone Number Cell Phone Number The applicant by his or her signature certifies that all the information given is complete and correct, and that no false or misleading information or false statements have been given. Printed Name Title Company Name Signature Date
Please supply the information requested below. Attach additional sheets, if necessary, to provide required information. A nonrefundable processing fee of [insert amount] must accompany this application unless the requested use is an exercise of a First Amendment right. You must allow sufficient time for the park to process your request; check with the park for guidelines. You will be notified of the status of the application and the necessary steps to secure your final permit. Your permit may require the payment of cost recovery charges and proof of liability insurance naming the United States of America an additional insured. * either a social security number OR a tax ID number; we do not require both. Applicant Name Company/Organization Name Social Security Number* Tax Identification Number* Street Address Street Address City State Zip Code Country City State Zip Code Country Telephone Number Contact Name Cell Number Telephone Number Fax Number Fax Number Address Email Address PROJECT INFORMATION Project Name Telephone Number Cell Phone Number Location Manager Email Address Type of Project Video/Motion Picture/Movie Still Photography Detailed Description of Onsite Activities (attach additional pages, if necessary)
TALENT Talent comprises anyone in front of the camera and includes, but is not limited to, actors, hosts, correspondents, presenters, park visitors, cooperators, volunteers, National Park Service and concessioner staff, etc. Do you intend to utilize talent? Yes No If “Yes”, provide a full description below of who they are and how they will be utilized. (attach additional pages, if necessary) EQUIPMENT Description of equipment, backdrops, sets, props (attach additional pages, if necessary). Please note if any of the following will be included: weapons, animals, minors, nudity. ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS Description of electrical requirements (attach additional if necessary). Generators? If “Yes”, provide quantity and size. Yes No Quantity Size LIGHTING REQUIREMENTS Lighting? Yes No (If “Yes”, explain Reflectors Only? Yes No Description of lighting requirements (attach additional pages, if necessary). ROAD USE Will you require the use of roads? Yes No If “Yes”, please explain: Do you require road closures? Yes No If “Yes”, please provide the following information (attach additional pages, if necessary) Starting Date Ending Date Starting Time Ending Time Location AM AM PM PM AM AM PM PM AM AM PM PM AM AM PM PM AM AM PM PM Types of Shots: Driving Towing Wet down road and away (explain):
CAMERA EQUIPMENT Camera/Equipment Location: (Check all that apply) Road shoulder Road median Other (explain): Types of Equipment: (Check all that apply) Hand Tripod Dolly Dolly w/track footage Arm footage Crane or jib arm Portable crane Car mount Camera car, shot or process trailer OPERATIONAL INFORMATION NUMBER OF VEHICLES NOTE: Large or oversized vehicles may not be able to be accommodated or additional steps may need to be taken to ensure that no damage to park resource occurs. Cars, SUVs, or light pick-up trucks Vehicles greater than a 10,000 lbs. (class 3 or higher) BASE CAMP LOCATION (attach diagrams) SPECIAL ACTIVITIES (attach additional pages, if necessary) INVOLVEMENT OF MINORS Will children be involved? Yes No If “Yes”, provide number of children and age range. Quantity Age Range LIVESTOCK OR TRAINED ANIMALS Will livestock or trained animals be used? Yes No If “Yes”, provide the following: Type Quantity Manner of Transportation Staging/Coral Requirements AIRCRAFT NOTE: All aircraft use over park should be listed. Landings must be specifically requested and approved as a condition of your permit. Will aircraft be used? Yes No If “Yes”, explain (attach additional pages, if necessary) SPECIAL EFFECTS (including weapons, pyrotechnics, etc.) (attach additional pages, if necessary) Effects Technician’s Name Contact Phone Number Email Address License # (if applicable) Permit # (if applicable) STUNTS Will stunts be used? Yes No If “Yes”, explain (attach additional pages, if necessary) Stunt Coordinator Contact Phone Number Email Address OTHER OR HAZARDOUS ACTIVITIES Any unusual or hazardous activities? Yes No If “Yes”, explain below (attach additional pages, if necessary)
CAMERA EQUIPMENT Camera/Equipment Location: (Check all that apply) Road shoulder Road median Other (explain): Types of Equipment: (Check all that apply) Hand Tripod Dolly Dolly w/track footage Arm footage Crane or jib arm Portable crane Car mount Camera car, shot maker, or process trailer OPERATIONAL INFORMATION NUMBER OF VEHICLES NOTE: Large or oversized vehicles may not be able to be accommodated or additional steps may need to be taken to ensure that no damage to park resource occurs. Cars, SUVs, or light pick-up trucks Vehicles greater than a 10,000 lbs. 3 or higher) BASE CAMP LOCATION (attach diagrams) SPECIAL ACTIVITIES (attach additional pages, if necessary) INVOLVEMENT OF MINORS Will children be involved? Yes No If “Yes”, provide number of children and age range. Quantity Age Range LIVESTOCK OR TRAINED ANIMALS Will livestock or trained animals be used? Yes No If “Yes”, provide the following: Type Quantity Manner of Transportation Staging/Coral Requirements AIRCRAFT NOTE: All aircraft use over park lands should be listed. Landings must be specifically requested and approved as a condition of your permit. Will aircraft be used? Yes No If “Yes”, explain (attach additional pages, if necessary) SPECIAL EFFECTS (including weapons, pyrotechnics, etc.) (attach additional pages, if necessary) Effects Technician’s Name Contact Phone Number Email Address License # (if applicable) Permit # (if applicable) STUNTS Will stunts be used? Yes No If “Yes”, explain below (attach additional pages, if necessary) Stunt Coordinator Contact Phone Number Email Address OTHER OR HAZARDOUS ACTIVITIES Any other unusual or hazardous activities? Yes No If “Yes”, explain below (attach additional pages, if necessary)
CAMERA EQUIPMENT Camera/Equipment Location: (Check all that apply) Road shoulder Road median Other (explain): Types of Equipment: (Check all that apply) Hand Tripod Dolly Dolly w/track footage Arm footage Crane or jib arm Portable crane Car mount Camera car, shot maker, or process trailer OPERATIONAL INFORMATION NUMBER OF VEHICLES NOTE: Large or oversized vehicles may not be able to be accommodated or additional steps may need to be taken to ensure that no damage to park resource occurs. Cars, SUVs, or light pick-up trucks Vehicles greater than a 10,000 lbs. (class 3 or higher) BASE CAMP LOCATION (attach diagrams) SPECIAL ACTIVITIES (attach additional pages, if necessary) INVOLVEMENT OF MINORS Will children be involved? Yes No If “Yes”, provide number of children and age Quantity Age Range LIVESTOCK OR TRAINED ANIMALS Will livestock or trained animals be used? Yes No If “Yes”, provide the following: Type Quantity Manner of Transportation Staging/Coral Requirements AIRCRAFT NOTE: All aircraft use over park lands should be listed. Landings must be specifically requested and approved as a condition of your permit. Will aircraft be used? Yes No If “Yes”, explain (attach additional pages, if necessary) SPECIAL EFFECTS (including weapons, pyrotechnics, etc.) (attach additional pages, if necessary) Effects Technician’s Name Contact Phone Number Email Address License # (if applicable) Permit # (if applicable) STUNTS Will stunts be used? Yes No If “Yes”, explain below (attach additional pages, if necessary) Stunt Coordinator Contact Phone Number Email Address OTHER OR HAZARDOUS ACTIVITIES Any other unusual or hazardous activities? Yes No If “Yes”, explain below (attach additional pages, if necessary)
If you have not already provided the information, please complete the relevant fitness form and submit it with your application. 1.4 Relevant fee I/we include the relevant fee for this application. 2 Address of the current premises Were these premises included in a pharmaceutical list as a result of an application to which Regulation 13(1)(a) of the NHS (Pharmaceutical Services) Regulations 2005, as amended, applied (approved retail areas)? (If yes, please complete section 7.1 below) Yes No Were these premises included in a pharmaceutical list as a result of an application to which Regulation 13(1)(c) of the NHS (Pharmaceutical Services) Regulations 2005, as amended, applied (one stop primary care centre)? (If yes, please complete section 7.2 below) Yes No Did you relocate to these premises within the last twelve months? (If yes, please complete section 7.3 below) Yes No 3 Address of the premises to which you are applying to relocate premises are currently in my/our possession* Yes No * by rental, leasehold or freehold 4 Opening hours 4.1 Proposed core opening hours
10 Apps for your Health Have you ever needed new workout ideas, recipe readers, or relationship advice? There’s an app for that! Explore these 10 apps for your health and find which ones may help you reach your fitness, diet, mindfulness, or mental health goals. Fitness Couch to 5K – A great app for people who want to try running. It has a great 8-week program where is gives you 3 workouts to try. Zombies, Run! – If you really need a kick in the butt to get moving, this app will be motivating and a ton of fun! You’ll be collecting supplies and saving yourself and your community from Zombies! FitNet – This app is perfect for those people who do not have access to a gym or time to go to one. You can choose different workouts for arms, legs, core, and more with one touch of a button. Food Fooducate – You can scan barcodes and find out how healthy all of your groceries are with this app! It also tracks sleep, mood, and hunger levels and gives you feedback to help you meet your health and fitness goals. SideChef – This app will make it so much easier to follow your cooking recipes! It speaks the recipes out loud to you so you’ll never have to touch your screen with sticky fingers again. MyFitnessPal – This is the most popular app on the market for health and wellness. It has a huge catalog of food and nutrition facts AND great workout ideas. Brain and Mind Happify – This app helps people manage their stress and remember to breathe. If you want to learn more ways to handle anxiety, this app is for you. Relationup – You finally have an alternative to calling your mom to tell her about your relationship trouble! Relationup works through you when you are struggling in any type of relationship. Overall Health – Sometimes it’s hard to overcome feelings of depression. Start can help you balance your thoughts, medications, and their side effects. Calendar – Ladies, this app is a menstrual tracker calendar where you can chart your cycle and all of the side effects that come with it.
To read “deduction 5 points”. Rationale: Unacceptable grip is unacceptable. It should be penalised accordingly. Maximum Points Available All Classes - 100 Points 1. Outrun/Lift /Fetch - 20 2. "Y" Chute – 15 3. "Z" – 15 4. Hold/Exam Pen (Panel Runway in Started & Novice) – 15 5. Centre-line gate – 20 6. Pen – 15 Total – 100 DOGS NSW Maximum Points Available All Classes -100 Points Outrun/Lift -20 "Y" Chute – 15 "Z" Chute – 15 Hold/Exam Pen Runway in Started & Novice) – 15 Centre-line gate – 25 Pen – 10 Total – 100 Rationale: The cross drive is the most difficult part of Course A- reverting to the original scoring acknowledges the difficulty of this task, and enables sufficient scope for dogs to qualify, particularly at the higher levels. The pen is the simplest task in this course and the points available should reflect this. HERDING TRIAL OFFICIAL SCORE SHEET COURSE A ENTRY NO. DATE CLASS HANDLER’S NAME REG OWNER REG NAME BREED AFFILIATE Judge: Livestock: No. of Time Allowed: 10 minutes Qualifying Score: 60 points (with not less than one half of the points available in each category) Max Points Available Comments and Deductions Points Deducted NQ 1. OUTRUN/LIFT/FETCH 20 2. “Y” CHUTE 15
Table 4 Differences in attitude toward energy saving and carbon reduction between two groups of students using textbooks of two respective publishers. Items Mean Difference between L publisher N publisher 1. Despite heightened costs and prices of electricity, I approve electricity generated in more environmental friendly ways. 3.83 3.79 0.04 2. In to mitigate climate change, I approve restrictions on carbon emission even though it might weaken economy 3.77 3.87 -0.10 3. I think that Taiwan’s high reliance on imported oil is a serious problem at present. 3.90 3.89 0.00 4. If we make the best use of all sources of renewable energy, they are sufficient to supply for Taiwan’s household electricity consumption. 3.58 3.66 -0.07 5. I approve building more wind power generators in place of fire or nuclear power plants. 3.37 3.84 -0.47* 6. I support imposing tax on carbon emissions 3.23 3.08 0.16 7. I think that global warming seriously threatens the existence of polar bears. 4.36 4.16 0.20 8. Future technology can find new coal and oil reserves which supply for human needs for quite a long period of time. 2.75 2.58 0.17 9. I feel that Taiwan is seriously damaged by climate change disasters. 3.75 3.87 -0.12 10. It is not yet certain that the problems of global warming are caused by man-made pollutions; they could be just natural phenomena. 3.49 3.16 0.33 11. Building new nuclear plant is necessary in case electricity supply shortage hinders economic development and people’s living. 3.39 3.37 0.02 12. Renewable energy has many limitations and a low efficiency; governments should not give priority to promoting it. 3.64 3.53 0.11 * p .05 Note: the bold figure is the statistically higher representing a more positive attitude.
Type of role Type of body Chair Member Total Advisory non-Departmental public bodies 13 90 103 Executive non-Departmental public bodies 21 109 130 National Health Service bodies 34 107 141 Other 4 554 558 Total 72 860 932 Table 4: Yearly appointment and reappointment figures New appointments Re-appointments Year Chair Member Total Chair Member Total Total 2006-07 N/A N/A 2060 N/A N/A 1802 3,862 2007-08 N/A N/A 1596 N/A N/A 1025 2,621 2008-09 139 1220 1359 72 986 1058 2,417 2009-10 109 1118 1227 60 952 1012 2,239 2010-11 87 939 1026 170 675 845 1,871 2011-12 195 1280 1475 31 234 265 1,740 2012-13 N/A N/A 605 N/A N/A 482 1,087 2013-14 79 1044 1123 55 972 1027 2,150 2014-15 76 931 1007 45 836 881 1,888 2015-16 56 1252 1308 72 860 932 2,240 GENDER
Number of additional appointments held New Appointments Re-appointments Total % where response provided 0 34 51 85 80.2% 1 10 2 12 11.3% 2 2 3 5 4.7% 3 0 3 3 2.8% 4 0 1 1 0.9% No answer provided 1 5 6 47 65 112 Table 31: Declared significant political activity - appointments and reappointment Note: Significant political activity includes: holding office, public speaking, making a recordable donation and candidature for election within the last five Total appointments and reappointments Significant political activity declared No significant political activity Political activity information not declared
For Inspector For Maintenance Crew Component No. Component Name Inspection Item and Inspection Item No. Result Preventative / Corrective Maintenance Actions A1 Pretreatment (Forebay) 1 Scouring or erosion is present at inlet structure and/or riprap apron Y__ N__ Check the flow diversion device before the inlet pipe and whether the bypass flow channel is clogged Work Order # __________ 2 Clogged pipes or excessive sediment in the forebay Y__ N__ Remove sediment or debris 3 Damaged outlet structure (e.g., cracking, subsidence, spalling, erosion, or deterioration) Y__ N__ Repair or replace the outlet structure Work Order # __________ A2 Pretreatment (MTD) 1 MTD inspection (if installed) Y__ N__ (If a MTD is used for pretreatment, see Maintenance Manual Provided by the manufacturer) A3 Pretreatment (Structural BMP) 1 BMP inspection Y__ N__ (See BMP No. ________ Field Manual) Note:
B Bed 1 Standing water is present after the design drain time The observed drain time is approximately _________ hours. Y__ N__ Recheck to determine if is standing water after 72 hours If standing water is present longer than 5 days, report to mosquito commission. Remove any sediment buildup Check the soil permeability Till the soil bed with rotary tiller or disc harrow Replace the planting soil, if necessary Work # ______________ 2 Excessive sediment, silt, or accumulation on basin bed Y__ N__ Clean pretreatment system Remove silt, sediment, and trash 3 Erosion or channelization is present Y__ N__ whether the flow bypass or diversion device is clogged Re-grade the infiltration bed Work Order # ______________ 4 Animal burrows/rodents are present Y__ N__ Pest control Work Order # __________ Note:
F Emergency Spillway 1 Trees or excessive vegetation present Y__ N__ Remove trees and roots, and restore berms if necessary Work Order #________ 2 Damaged structure Y__ N__ Repair Work Order #________ G Miscellaneous 1 Fence: broken or eroded parts Y__ N__ Repair or replace Work Order #__________ 2 Gate: missing gate or lock Y__ N__ Repair or replace Work Order #__________ 3 Sign/plate: tiled, missing, or faded Y__ N__ Repair or replace Work Order #__________ 4 Excessive or overgrown vegetation blocking access to the basin Y__ N__ Clear, trim, or prune the vegetation to allow access for inspection and maintenance Work Order #________ Note: Follow Up Items (Component No. / Inspection Item No.):
10-CBA Delegation of Responsibility & Staff Signature Log CIBMTR CENTER # CENTER NAME PI Name: Designee Full Name (printed) Title (PI, Sub-I, coordinator, data manager, etc.) Designee Initials Designee Signature Delegated Activities (see codes below) Effective Date End Date # of years clinical research experience Completion date of Human Subjects Protection training Study Activity Codes: Medical History/ Physical Exam (Patient Care) Drug Dispensing/Accountability Query Resolution Recruiting/screening Consenting/enrollment Data collection (direct subject contact) Adverse Event Assessment (Physician only) Study form Completion (including unscheduled forms) Maintaining study files Other-specify
(form10-3) (JSPS Overseas Research Fellowships) Evaluation by the Host Researcher of JSPS fellow: of the Research Project: / / / / (year) (month) (day) (year) (month) (day) Please check the following box and comment about the implementation of the research plan and result conducted by JSPS fellow. □progress beyond expectation □as was expected □less expected, but certain degree progress □others( ) <Comment> Name of Host: Position and Affiliation: Signature: