zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
Act II 1.At the beginning of this act, John Proctor says, "It is winter in here yet." Why is this pertinent to what is going on? Their relationship is cold – not much affection – no signs of life/warmth – he says that Elizabeth should have brought flowers in. 2.Why has Mary Warren disobeyed her employers and gone to Salem? Mary claims to be an official of the and must go to Salem. 3.What did Abigail Williams reveal to John Proctor? Elizabeth reminds him of this. Abigail has said, “it had naught [nothing] to do with witchcraft.” 4.Why hasn’t John told the court what he knows? What does Elizabeth attribute his not telling to? He may be worried about being accused – also, he has not provided this information before, and people may question this. Also, she told it to him when they were alone. Elizabeth wonders whether he is reluctant to tell because he doesn’t want to hurt Abigail. 5.What lie did John Proctor tell to Elizabeth which makes her more suspicious of him? That he was in a crowd when he saw Abigail. 6.What news does Mary Warren reveal to John and Elizabeth the trials? are 39 women arrested (had been 14 before) – they may hang. Says that Sarah Good won’t die because she confessed. Insists that Sarah Good’s spirit reached out to the girls in court, choking them. Goody Osburn will hang, according to the judges’ orders. 7.How does Mary Warren behave towards her employers?
3.What does Reverend Parris reveal about his niece Abigail? 4.What is the condition of Salem at this point? 5.How does Andover differ from Salem? 6.How do the proposed hangings of Rebecca Nurse and John Proctor differ from the past executions? 7.What does Reverend Parris want Danforth to do? 8.What does Reverend Hale want Danforth to do? 9.What does Reverend Hale mean when he says,"there is blood on my head!"? 10.Why does Danforth refuse to postpone the hangings? 11.What do Hale and Danforth request of Elizabeth Proctor?
d) Why does he refuse, and what happens to him because of that refusal? 15. Explain how Danforth decides to test John's accusation of Abigail and discuss the irony of what happens. 16. What does John Proctor mean when he says,” God is dead"? 17. a)Discuss why Rev. Hale returns to Salem. b) What he has been doing in Andover, and what he is now advising the condemned to do and his reasons for doing so. 18. a) Why does John Proctor finally decide to confess? b) How does he rationalize his decision? c) What is Elizabeth's reaction to that decision? 19. What is meant by "There is blood on my head"? 20. Discuss "I am John Proctor! You will not use me!"
Period 7: 1890-1945 Discussion Questions Ch. 22: pgs. 553-563 Identify the major national labor unions during the Progressive Era. Who did they represent and what did they hope to achieve? How did management-labor relations change during the Progressive Era? What new ideas and philosophies impacted workers? Using the Amoskeag Company as an example, explain how managers/owners helped prevent strikes and labor unrest? How did the urban landscape change as business boomed? How was life changing in the US as it become a more urban nation? How did Americans entertain themselves during this era? Discuss the significance of sports, movies, vaudeville, and literature. Define the Ashcan School and explain why it was unique. What other experiments in the arts took place in this era?
Figure 101. Prototype exchange set structure Determine what naming conventions, if any must apply to individual components of the exchange set - dataset files, exchange sets, and support files. Naming conventions are generally not needed for message-based or service modes of data delivery, but a unique identifier will generally be needed for each message or service transaction. Dataset updates General considerations for updates Define the conditions and mechanisms for data updates. specifically: update cycles – how frequently data must be updated, whether updates are issued on a regular cycle, as-needed, or a combination of both; how long each dataset is and how to validity periods will be indicated mechanisms for cancellation, replacement, and reissue of datasets metadata for updates of updates – whether the data product requires incremental, whole-dataset replacement, irregular, or cumulative updates. Criteria for determining when datasets must be replaced by new datasets, superseded, reissued, updated, and cancelled. Format-specific update considerations ISO 8211 – Part 10a describes update mechanisms for ISO 8211 datasets. Each specification must define the structure of update datasets. GML: Replacement of whole objects is the recommended method, but there are XML specifications that allow update of individual attributes. (Details are currently in a working paper, “Updating GML Datasets” - TSM5-4.11.) HDF5: Feature (coverage) can be updated in its entirety or in part (the update can be a sub-grid). Supporting information Describe how any auxiliary content is delivered either with or as an adjunct to data. S-100 provides for ‘support files’ to be included in exchange sets. Support files can be graphic or text information files referenced by dataset objects, or other files such as dictionaries and catalogues (including feature or portrayal catalogues). Define allowed file formats and naming conventions for support files. Note that since feature and portrayal catalogues are shared by all datasets conforming to a specific version of a product specification, it will generally be more efficient to deliver feature and portrayal catalogues once rather than with every exchange set. Possible methods of such special deliveries have not been standardized yet and are left to product specification developers, but may include special exchange sets distributed through the usual channels or a centralized means such as publication on a
GRAND TOTAL 4 Certification NB: all signatures must be acquired prior to the submission of this full application. Principal Investigator Certification I certify that I meet the eligibility criteria for this scheme and that all details of this application are correct (including Attachments 1-5). I agree to the guidelines set out in the Diabetes Queensland Research Fund Guidelines. I am the Principal Investigator in this project. Signature: Date: Print Name: Co-Investigator Certification I/We certify that the details in this application (including Attachments 1-5) are correct, and agree to the guidelines set out in the Diabetes Queensland Research Fund Guidelines. Signature: Date: Print Name: Signature: Date: Print Name: Signature: Date: Print Name:
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20 = type unknown wind turbine (WT) 21 = type 1 wind turbine (W1) 22 = type 2 wind turbine (W2) 23 = type 3 wind turbine (W3) 24 = type 4 wind turbine (W4) 25 = Wind Turbine, Offshore (WS) 31 = photovoltaic (PV) 40 = DC tie (generators representing DC ties) (DC) 41 = motor/pump (MP) 42 = Energy Storage, Battery (BA) 43 = Energy Storage, Flywheel (FW) 44 = Energy Storage, Other (ES) 45 = Fuel Cell (FC) 46 = Compressed Air Storage (CE) 47 = Energy Storage, Concentrated Solar Power (CP) 99 = other (OT) Examples Data Submitters can find data provided to EIA with generator turbine type specified at the following link:
Proposed Edits The following modifications to the presenting approved DPM are proposed to implement the change being requested. Change language in red: Appendix 2 – Area, Zone and Bus Number Assignments Southwest Region 14 140-149 840 – 859 1400 - 1499 APS APS 14,000 – 14,999 84,000 – 85,999 140,000 – 149,999 15 150-159 1500-1599 SRP SRP, APA 15,000 – 15,999 150,000 – 159,999 16 160-169 1600 - 1699 TEP TEP, UES 16,000 – 16,999 160,000 – 169,999 17 170-179 1700 - 1799 AEPCO AEPC, Others 17,000 – 17,999 170,000 – 179,999
Dr Jenny Suthers - Slide 31 Try your very best to understand your child. Learn about their strengths and things they find hard … Watch them closely to learn about them. Ask them about themselves … Ask about their dreams or their fantasies (even if you have heard them on this topic 1,000 times). Regularly notice (out loud) the colour of hair or their eyes or their shirt or their new shoes; notice the shape of their ears; or how tall they are getting. Comment on their successes, even if, at times, the best you can say is “I really like the way you keep on breathing”.
Central East District Representative’s Report January 2016 Elaine Willette-Larsen 780 753 7880; ; District Representative Meeting Dates January 19: Curriculum Meeting January 19: ECACS EPC Mtg. January 20: Aspen View LC January 22: NETCA Executive Mtg. January 25: Role of Superintendent Mtg. January 26: Lakeland Catholic EPC Mtg. January 27: Battle River EPC Mtg. January 28: Northern Lights LC January 29: WellBeing of Children and Youth Mtg. February 2: Battle River Executive Mtg. February 4: Lakeland Catholic LC February 5-6: Local Presidents’ Meeting February 8: Park Plains East Executive Mtg. February 11-12: Convention February 11: Northern Lights Executive Mtg. February 16: Battle River LC February 17: Park Plains East LC February 22-23: Provincial Executive Council Mtg. Professional Development: Webinars: are offered in conjunction with the Alberta Regional Learning Consortium. See schedule below and find archived events . PRISM: Professional Respecting and Supporting Individual Sexual Minorities Part I January 11, 2016 Part II January 25, 2016 Supporting Positive Behaviours in Alberta Schools Part I March 14, 2016 Part II March 21, 2016 Unseen Hurts: Understanding Mental Health Issues in Our Classrooms Part I April 14, 2016 Part II 21, 2016 Diversity, Equity and Human Rights Conference April 8-9, 2016, Barnett House, Edmonton Key speakers: Raheel Rahza, current events from a Muslim perspective & Speak Truth To Power, a human rights awareness program. Panel discussion on changes to Bill 10 Two members per local are sponsored to attend Possible poverty simulation on Friday afternoon Teacher Welfare & Government: Provincial Executive Council met on January 14-15. We spent the lion’s share of our meeting in discussion, debate and decision regarding the impact of the Public Education Collective Bargaining Act which came into force on January 1, 2016. President Ramsankar met with Minister of Finance Joe Ceci. The minister assured our association that bargaining will proceed as legislated in Bill 8 with NO government interference. The freeze on provincial civil workers’ wages is no indication of government action with teachers bargaining.
Personal Statement An enthusiastic and innovative team player with exceptional interpersonal skills, skills in organization, public speaking and handling multiple tasks, Confident, not afraid to take on new challenges and able to work well under pressure. Carrier Objectives To establish a long-term career in the field of Medicine/Surgery on national & international horizons, to seek challenging responsibilities, and to work with diligence and devotion, I will continue to widen my knowledge and experience as to keep abreast of the changing discussions in this field. Personal Detail  Name Shahid Rafiq  Address Sonwar,Palpora Srinagar  Email Shhddr1@gmail.com  Cell phone +918825051497  Date of Birth 15/02/1990  Marital Status Single  Nationality Indian  Place of Birth Srinagar,Kashmir One Year Internship  Surgery& Allied (Rotation in Orthopedic, Burn, Urology ) Jiamusi Hospital  Medicine& Allied (Rotation in CCU,ICU& ER ) Jiamusi Hospital Peadriatics& Gynecology (Rotation in Pedia ER,NICU&PICU) Jiamusi Hospital
Work experience  Months As A Resident Doctor inNew City Hospital Education  Graduation (M.B.B.S) Jiamusi University, Jiamusi City, P. R. China 2017 Pre-Medical Sri Pratap Higher Secondary 2008  Matriculation Woodlands House School 2006 Work Shops Attended Introduction to Computer & Internet. Communication Skill. Languages, Interests and Skills Fluent in English, Urdu, Punjabi, Kashmiri. Able to interact comfortably with people from diverse Cultural & social background. Proficient in Computer and MS Office. Reading books& Computer Games.
my legal practitioners of record and counsel for their perusal. I point out that the documents I provided were voluminous and required more time for perusal. I am advised by my legal practitioners of record that, after furnishing my instructions to lodge this application on an urgent basis, my instructed counsels (sic) had to peruse the documents, conduct research on several complex matters of law that relates to this matter. All this required time and resources to draft and settle all the necessary papers.’ [40] It is that the applicant needed more than a week to consult and have his instructions to launch the application carried out. By his own admission, as recorded above, the matter was complex. That notwithstanding, he found it fit to afford the respondent not more than a day to file answering papers. In this regard, the time limits afforded the respondent were in my view oppressive, regard had to the nature, complexity and history of the matter. In this regard, the applicant afforded himself ample time but was not willing to consider affording his opponent a comparable period of preparation time. It must be said in this regard that what is sauce for the goose must be sauce for the gander. The applicant cannot lavish himself a lot of time to bring his complex application and then push very stringent time lines down the respondent’s throat as it were. The time lines adopted must be reasonable, fair and just and should take account of the true nature of the matter, not from the jaundiced perspective of the applicant and his parochial interests. The court must not be left with the disquieting feeling that the applicant is litigating oppressively by affording himself a lot of time but giving the respondent very little time to properly and fully canvass his or her case. That is unfortunately the distinct impression I gather in this matter. [41] I find it unnecessary, in view of the conclusion to which I have arrived, to decide upon the lasst point in limine namely, that the relief sought by the applicant herein is vague. [42] In the premises, I am of the considered opinion that the applicant did not comply with this requirement as well. The respondent actually had to come to court and request the matter to be postponed and stated that the CEO, who is au fait with the matter was not available. From the papers that were eventually filed, considered in tandem with the
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Commuter routes Operator 2 (Check all that apply) [Type Operator Name Here] route Demand response Route deviation Commuter routes Operator 3 (Check all that apply) [Type Operator Name Here] Fixed route Demand response Route deviation Commuter routes Operator 4 (Check all that apply) [Type Operator Name Here] route Demand response Route deviation Commuter routes Definitions: Fixed route system means a system of transporting individuals (other than by aircraft), including the provision of designated public transportation service by public entities and the provision of transportation service by private entities, including, but not limited to, specified public transportation service, on which a vehicle is operated along a prescribed route according to a fixed schedule. Demand responsive system means any system of transporting individuals, including the provision of designated public transportation service by public entities and the provision of transportation service by private entities, including but not limited to specified public transportation service, which is not a fixed route system. Route deviation system means a system of transporting individuals (other than by aircraft), including the provision of designated public transportation service by public entities and the provision of transportation service by private entities, including, but not limited to, specified public transportation service, on which a vehicle is operated along a prescribed route according to a fixed schedule where the system permits user-initiated deviations of vehicles from the prescribed routes. Commuter bus service means fixed route bus service, characterized by service predominantly in one direction during peak periods, limited stops, use of multi-ride tickets, and routes of extended length, usually between the central business district and outlying suburbs. Commuter bus service may also include other service, characterized by a limited route structure, limited stops, and a coordinated relationship to another mode of transportation. System Service Area Core Service Area
Attachment I – Maps of the service area (or other printed material that will help describe the project. Attachment II – Copies of minutes, letters, RFPs, and documentation that describe the applicant’s efforts to involve the private sector in the project. Attachment II – Organization charts for each operator. Attachment IV – Indirect cost rate proposal Attachment V – Copy of the most recent audit for the period corresponding to the indirect cost rate proposal (applicable only to those projects that submit indirect cost rate proposals) Exhibit A Standard Form 424 Note: Electronic Version of this Form is Available in Adobe Acrobat format in the referenced files: SF424.pdf SF424a.pdf SF424b.pdf
Workaround: On the Secondary DPM Server, while Creating or Modifying a Protection Group, on the “Select Group Members” Screen, select the Primary DPM Server and click “Refresh”. After this Consistency Check jobs will succeed. Search for Files/Folders during Recovery Description: If you protect a file, folder, or volume using DPM 2016, and search for it in the recovery pane under “Files and Folders”, you may not get the relevant results. Workaround: Browse through the Recovery Points to find the file, folder, or volume. Protecting Hyper-V VMs with an ISO in DVD Drive Description: If you protect a VM with an ISO in DVD drive, backups may fail with the following messages: Initial Replica: DPM failed to communicate with [DPMServerName] because of a communication error with the protection agent. (ID 53 Details: Not implemented (0x80000001)) Subsequent Backups: An unexpected error occurred while the job was running. (ID 104 Details: Internal error code: 0x80990E54) Workaround: Eject the ISO and trigger backup again. Deleting Storage Volumes with backups Description: If the backups of a data-source are stored on a volume, and the volume is deleted, the PG goes into an state. Workaround: Stop Protection of the affected data-sources with Delete Data option and protect the data-source again. Concurrent Incremental and Tape Backups Description: If you create a Policy that triggers Synchronization jobs and tape backup jobs at the same time on the same data source, Tape backup may fail sometimes. Workaround: Retry the tape backup. To avoid this scenario, create the policy in such a way that incremental and tape backups don’t clash. BMR Protection Failures Description: If you try to protect BMR, it may fail with the message that the replica size is not sufficiently Workaround: Use PowerShell to increase the replica size: $dpm = Connect-DPMServer -DpmServerName <name of DPM>
6. The exercise helped me to identify some of my strengths as well as some of the gaps in my understanding of response systems, and procedures 1 2 3 4 5 7. At the end of the exercise, I think we are better prepared for a health emergency 1 2 3 4 5 Based on the exercise, what are the main strengths and areas for improvement? Strengths Areas for improvement Please any recommendation(s) you have to improve similar exercises in the future. Thank you!
applicable State of California or local sales or use taxes on the services rendered or equipment or parts supplied pursuant to this Agreement. Method of Payment The Contractor submit an invoice for Work provided no more often than monthly. After receipt of invoice, the State will either approve the invoice for payment or give the Contractor specific written reasons why part or all of the payment is being withheld and what remedial actions the Contractor must take to receive the withheld amount. The State will make payment in arrears after receipt of the Contractor’s properly completed invoice. Invoices shall clearly indicate the following: The Contract number; An unique invoice number; The Contractor's name and address; The taxpayer identification number (the Contractor’s federal employer identification number); A description of the completed Work, including services rendered, Task(s) performed, and/or Deliverable(s) made, as appropriate; The dates and hours worked; The name of the Key Personnel that performed the Work and the contractual charges, including the appropriate hourly rate; For reimbursable travel expenses, the name(s) of Key Personnel that traveled, date of trip, destination, type of trip, and the actual reimbursable expense, as allowed under this Agreement; and A preferred remittance address, if different from the mailing address. The Contractor shall submit one (1) original and two (2) copies of invoices to: Judicial Council of California Administrative Office of the Courts c/o Finance Division, Accounts Payable 455 Golden Gate Avenue, 7th San Francisco, CA 94102-3688 Please note that invoices or vouchers not on printed bill heads shall be signed by the Contractor or the person furnishing the supplies or services. Disallowance If the Contractor claims or receives payment from the State for a service or reimbursement that is later disallowed by the State, the Contractor shall promptly refund the disallowed amount to the State upon the State's request. At its option, the State may offset the amount disallowed from any
DR17 Control Room Guidance Note Introduction Each simulation exercise requires a dedicated space from which the exercise management team can manage and stage the exercise. This space (office, room, tent or other suitable venue) is separate from that used by the exercise participants, and should support and enable the exercise management team to manage the exercise effectively. This is particularly helpful when more than one exercise location is used. Purpose The control room is the control centre for the simulation exercise, and serves as a dedicated and secure space for from which the exercise management team can manage the exercise. The space is used for briefing the exercise management team prior to the exercise; for team meetings (periodic check-ins); for debriefing observations; and for preparing and sending injects. Additional guidance/checklist The room should contain all the equipment, materials and resources that the exercise management team requires to implement the exercise. 3.1 Room requirements Location: the room needs to be in close proximity to the participants, enabling quick and easy access to the participants for delivery of injects and to observe activities. Space & layout: the facilitation room should be of sufficient size to seat the whole facilitation team comfortably, and able to host exercise team meetings. Wall space should be utilised effectively to display critical information and plans for the exercise management team. Soundproofed: the room to be soundproofed, or to be far enough away from the participants to ensure that all preparation, discussions and changes to the plan remain confidential. supply: the room should have sufficient power supply, outlets and adapters for the exercise management team to work efficiently and run all the required equipment. Communications equipment: ensure strong mobile phone, radio and internet connectivity. Ideally, a landline should be available as a backup alternative to mobile phones. Have a backup plan for contingencies (e.g. if the internet fails). 3.2 Equipment & materials Signage: signage should identify the “control room”, indicate that it is for the “exercise management team only,” and restrict access for participants. Projector: a digital projector can be used to project the inject matrix, email/inbox, or maps. This is a high-tech solution to display critical information on the wall for the exercise management team.
Educational Qualifications Qualification Institute University / Board Year of Passing GPA / Percentage PhD (Fruit Science) University of Horticulture &Forestry, Solan (HP) Dr. YSPUHF, Solan (HP) 2015 7.7 M.Sc. (Horticulture) University of Horticulture &Forestry, Solan (HP) Dr. YSPUHF, Solan (HP) 2011 7.2 B.Sc. (Agriculture) University of Horticulture &Forestry, Solan (HP) Dr. YSPUHF, Solan (HP) 2009 6.7 H.S.C Arya Girls Sr Sec school Shimla HPSEB 2005 64 S.S.C Govt. high School Dharogra HPSEB 2002 67 Additional qualification Qualified ICAR NET-2013 Qualified ARS mains examination-2013 Computer Skills Working knowledge of M S Office, Power Point, and Internet
Inclement Weather In the event of severe weather, including snow, ice, flooding, etc., the ability to provide transportation may be hampered. If you do not need to travel on those days, please call the reservation office to cancel your trips in a timely manner. Every effort will be made to provide transportation but safety considerations may prevent trips being provided. No Show Policy/Pick-upWindow Under the current No Show/Late Cancellation policy, service will be suspended for passengers who book trips and repeatedly show a pattern of failing to board the vehicle and/or cancel trips less than one hour before the pick-up window. Adherence to this policy benefits all passengers since no-shows and late cancellations prevent other passengers from receiving timely and efficient service. Definitions A “No Show” occurs when a passenger does not board the vehicle within 5 minutes of the vehicles arrival within the 20-minute pick-up window. Example: The passenger’s 20-minute pick-up window is 9:55 AM to 10:15 AM. The driver arrives at 10:00 AM. The driver will wait 5 minutes for the passenger to board the vehicle. If the passenger does not board the vehicle by 10:05 AM. The passenger is considered a A “Late Cancellation” occurs when a passenger cancels a trip less than one hour before the scheduled pick up time. This includes cancelling with the driver at the door. Example: If the passenger’s scheduled 20-minute pick up time is 9:55 AM to 10:15 AM, the rider must call prior to 8:55 AM to avoid being a late cancellation.
Detailed Bio Data Name of the faculty DR. DEBARSHI SINHA Designation ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Department CHEMISTRY Date of Joining the Institute 31/AUGUST/2016 University / Institute UG PG Ph.D. IIT Kharagpur, 2011 UNIVERSITY OF CALCUTTA UNIVERSITY OF CALCUTTA Ph.D. (Title): Metal Triflate Catalyzed 1,2-Bifunctionalization of Alkenes toward Synthesis of Important Heterocyclic Compounds Total Experience in years (Post Ph.D) Teaching Research Industry MORE THAN 3 YEARS MORE THAN 3 YEARS NIL Paper Published National International NIL 12 Conference Attended National International > 3 > 3 Details of Research work/Area Synthetic organic chemistry Asymmetric bond forming reactions Metal- and organo-catalysis Synthesis of heterocycles Book Published/IPRS/Patents NIL Professional Membership NIL Awards 1. GATE (Chemistry, 2004): Percentile 98.58, All Rank 43. 2. UGC-CSIR NET (Chemical Science, 2004): CSIR JRF and SRF; called for SPM Fellowship interview Grants Fetched NIL Contact Information (Email)
SCUBA and BOATING QUALIFICATIONS Motor boat operator certificate, Dept. of Interior Open water – PADI Advanced Open Water – PADI Rescue Diver - PADI Divemaster - PADI Full Cave, Technical Cave - NSS, IANTD CCR Rebreather, KISS Classic, - IANTD CCR Rebreather, rEVO III, - ANDI Nitrox - IANTD Technical Nitrox - NAUI Decompression and Extended Range Diving - NAUI Trimix - IANTD Gas Blending – NAUI – IANTD Oxygen Provider – DAN CPR/First Aid – Red Cross Scientific Diver to 250 fsw – AAUS UNIVERSITY TEACHING University of South Florida Undergraduate: General Genetics General Biology Honors Biological Methods Invertebrate Zoology with lab Molecular Evolution SeaPhages Graduate: Advances in Molecular Evolution Systematic Biology Astrobiology The Lesser-Known Invertebrates Biogeochemistry Molecular Phylogenetics Advances in Scientific Review Molecular Systematics GRADUATE STUDENTS AND POST-DOCS (year completed) University of South Florida MS students Robeson, Mike (2001) Hamilton, Heather (2003) Slomba, Jonathon (2003) Turner, Joel (2004) Wetherington, Hattie (2005) Fern, Kimberly (2005) Hamilton, Doug (2014) Schweers, Rachael (2015) Farid, Arian (2016-present) Chelsea Railey (2017-present) University of South Florida Ph.D. students Samler, Dale (2001) Nichols, Brent (2005) Campbell, Terry (2008) Turner, Joel (2008) Karlen, David (2010) Morgan, Emma (2010) Garman, Michael (2010) Franck, Alan (2012) Vaughn, Roy (2012) Menning, Damian (2014) Rubelmann, (2014)
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Teerthanker Mahaveer University Faculty Profile Name Dr. Harsimran Kaur Designation Professor Age/ Gender 35/ Female E-mail ID Educational Qualification Degree Year College University BDS 2003 Manipal College of Dental sciences, Mangalore Manipal University, Karnataka MDS 2008 J.S.S Dental College & Hospital, Mysore R.G.U.H.S, Karnataka Total Teaching Experience After MDS 9 years Total No of Publications 28
Quotation CHAPTER 3-DR JEKYLL WAS QUITE AT EASE up the key words with their definitions Word/phrase 1. unobtrusive: 2. hide-bound pedant: 3. scientific heresies: 4. abominable: 5. singular: 6. accosted: 7. insensate: 8. grave countenance 9. quailed: 10. pall: 11. conflagration: 12. gin place: 13. odious: 14. napery: 15. gratification: 16. familiars: Definition a) narrow-minded and old fashioned thinker b) lost courage c) serious face d) without feeling e) spoke to f) remarkable g) terrible, h) beliefs that go against established scientific ideas i) j) table linen k) a public house l) fire
Quotation CHAPTER 3-TABLE CHAPTER 4-THE CAREW MURDER CASE GLOSSARY Singular – remarkable Musing – day-dreaming Accosted – spoke to Disposition – personality High –noble Insensate – without feeling Countenance – face Quailed – lost courage Pall – gloom slatternly – wretched blackguardly – evil looking odious – hateful gratification – satisfaction familiars – friends Which word here do you think is the most important and why? ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ CHAPTER 4-QUESTIONS
Quotation CHAPTER 6-REMARKABALE INCIDENT OF DR LANYON Glossary Injury – loss, disaster Melancholy – sad Ken – knowledge Superscribed – written on the outside Legibly – clearly Disregard the prohibition – disobey the instruction Allusion to – mention of Stringent obligations – strict duties Drift – meaning Mortify – subdue Amities – friendships Disquieted - anxious Tenor – course Bondage – imprisonment word here do you think is the most important and why? ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ CHAPTER 6-QUESTIONS How does Stevenson use the first paragraph to lure the reader in?
Quotation CHAPTER 10-HENRY JEKYLL’S FULL STATEMENT OF THE CASE Endowed – to have something important e.g. money Infallibly – can’t be wrong Gaiety – cheerful Imperious – arrogant Blazoned – display clearly Degradation – shame, humiliation Inveterately – stuck in a habit Transcendental – spiritual place Perennial – lasting a long time Multifarious – many parts Incongruous – not like the rest Penitence – regret, remorse Transience – only lasting a short time Constellation – pattern of stars Efficacy – the desired result Commingled – mix/blend Pecuniary – linked to money Depravity – corrupt Malign – evil Irrevocably – not changeable Iniquity – immoral behaviour Obsequiously – obedient Premonitory – predict something bad Callousness – cold-hearted Effulgence – splendid, brilliant Distinguished – successful, noble Word from list Word from list meaning the opposite (antonym) What do you notice about the words? Why has this been done? __________________________________________________________________________________
Detailed Bio Data Name of the faculty Lakshmi Kanta Patra Designation Assistant Professor Department Mathematics Date of Joining the Institute 25.06.2018 University / Institute UG PG Ph.D. (Title) Vidyasagar University Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Specialization: Probability and Statistics Thesis Title: Improved Estimators of Parameters in Location and Scale Families Total Experience in years (Post Ph.D) Teaching Research Industry 8 month NA NA Paper Published National International NA 6 Conference Attended National International 1 1 Details of Research work/Area Statistical Decision Theory Estimation in Restricted Parameter Space Stochastic Ordering Confidence Interval Estimation Book Published/IPRS/Patents NA Professional Membership NA Awards All India Rank 15 in Joint admission test for M.Sc-Phd program. (IIT JAM) - 2010. Best Poster presentation Award in 5th Research Scholar Day, Dept of Mathematics, IIT Kharagpur, 21- 22nd February, 2014.
A response unit is interested in taking advantage of the program needs to contact the BASELA DOM before a disaster response. Reimbursement for meals requires a receipt. If more than one person’s meal is included on the receipt, the names of each person must be written on the back of receipt or written on a separate sheet attached to the receipt. In order to receive reimbursement for fuel, the following requirements must be to disaster response: vehicle must be registered with the unit’s church. name of insurance must be equipped with the proper towing package for the type of equipment to be towed. trailer and all contents must be insured by the owning church. Any damage to the vehicle should be reported by the owner/operator as required law and/or insurance requirements. Damage to the unit trailer and/or equipment should be reported to the unit church administrator, and DOM. Other reporting requirements may exist for the Incident Commander if the occurs on a job site or enroute to and from a job site. BASELA DISASTER PLAN ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT All proposed amendments, additions, deletions, and changes to this plan will submitted on a marked copy which reflects the desired change and will be through one of the following: Director of Missions (DOM) Disaster Relief Coordinator (DRC) This plan will be maintained online. If copies are needed they may be printed BASELA website. Always check date and revision number to ensure you have the latest
BIO-DATA Name of the faculty Dr Somnath Ghosh Designation Assistant Professor Department Chemistry Date of Joining the Institute 25.06.2018 University/Institute UG PG Ph.D 2002-2005, B.Sc, Chemistry (Hons.), City College (University of Calcutta) 2005-2007, M.Sc, Chemistry, 2007-2012, Ph.D., Science, IISc-Bangalore, Investigation on Ag and ZnO Based Nanohybrids as Bactericides for the Purification of Water and Elucidation of Possible Mechanisms for Their Total Experience in years Teaching Research Industry 5 5 NIL Paper Published National International 00 09 Conference Attended National International 08 01 Details of Research work/Area Area : (i)Antibacterial activity of bio-compatible polymer-modified and metal oxide nanoparticles, (ii) Investigation on bactericidal mechanism of nanomaterial, (iii) Design and synthesis of anti-quorum sensing nanomaterial for prevention of biofilm formation, (iv) Synthesis, Characterization and Energy applications of C-based material Book NIL Professional Membership Indian Chemical Society, Membership No-L31196 Awards LAFICS fellowship Aug-December’2008, ICMCB, Bordeux, France Grants Fetched NIL Contact Information Somnath Ghosh IIPE, Visakhapatnam Email:
Name of Teaching Staff: Dr. (Mrs.) SUPARNA RANA Designation: Associate Professor Department: School of Applied Science & Humanities Date of Joining the Institution: 01.04.2009 Qualification with Class Grade UG PG PHD 2nd 1st Yes Total Experience in years Teaching Industry Research 11 years Nil 6Years Papers Published National International 05 10 PhD Guide? Give field & University Field University Organic Chemistry (Natural product) Jadavpur University (worked at Indian Institute of Chemical Biology, Jadavpur, Kol-32) PhDs/ Projects Guided PhDs: Projects at Masters Level Nil Nil Books Published/IPRs/ Patents 02 Professional Memberships 03 Life member of Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science. Life member of The Indian Science Congress Association. Life member of Indian Science News Association Consultancy Activities Yes Member of Awards Nil Grants Fetched Nil Interaction with Professional Institutions Nil 18.01.2017 (Signature with date)
Letter of Appreciation (Medicraft Pharmaceuticals) Letter of Appreciation (Hassan Pharmaceuticals) Service Activity Head of Chemistry Deptt. since June 2016 to December 2016. Secretary/Member of Board of Studies of Chemistry Deptt., since May 2015. Secretary/Member of Graduate Studies Committee of Chemistry Deptt., since May 2015. Member of Admission Committee of Chemistry Deptt., since January 2016. Brief statement of research interest Synthesis, characterization and applications of polymer composites/nanocomposites; preparation and characterization of heterogeneous catalysis, synthesis, characterization and applications of uniform fine particles with tailored morphological features. 1. Muhammad Saleem Khan, Abdur Rab, Haneef Muhammad and Abid Zia. “Synthesis and Characterization of Novel Poly(vinyl) Alcohol – AlOOH/LiClO4 Hybrids by Process”, Journal of Chemical Society of Pakistan, Accepted (will be published in August 2017 issue). 2. Suneela Arif, Muhammad Haneef, Abdur Rab, Jehan Akbar, Saleh Mohammad, Imran Ullah, Hameed Khan, Nasrullah Shah and Muhammad Zahir. "Laser polarization effects on the photodetachment cross section of H− near a reflecting surface." Journal of the Korean Physical Society 61, no. 5 (2012): 667-670, I.F. = 0.447 (2011). 3. Muhammad Humayun, Muhammad Saleem Khan, Abdur Rab, Sabeeha Sultana and Tasleem Bibi. “Preparation and Characterization of PVA – Alumina Composites”, Journal of Science and Technology, 2010. Selected Professional Presentation 1. Chemistry Conference by Department of Chemistry, Hazara University, 26-28, November 2013. 2. International Conference on Physical & Environmental Chemistry, by NCEPC, University of Peshawar, 9-11, September 2013. 3. 1st National Conference on Physical & Environmental Chemistry, by NCEPC, University of Peshawar, 26-30, September 2010.
FACULTY PROFILE: DR. ANITA GUPTA (Department of Hindi) Title (Ms/Mr/Dr/Prof) Dr Anita Last Name Gupta Photograph Designation Associate Professor Department Hindi Address (Official) Department of Hindi, Kalindi College (University of Delhi) East Patel Nagar. New Delhi- 110008. Phone No. 9650552553 Email Education Subject Institution Year Details Hindi Indraprastha College. University of Delhi,Delhi. 1975 B.A.Hons Hindi Delhi University 1977 M.A. Hindi Delhi University 1978 M.Phil. Hindi Delhi University 1984 Ph.D. Gujarati Delhi University 1977 Certification Career Profile Organisation/Institution Designation Duration Role Bank of Baroda Official Language Officer 1982-1985 Implementation of Hindi in Banks Kalindi College Associate Professor 1985 to till Present Teaching B.A Hons.&Programme Classes &M.A.Tutorials Research Interests / Specialization Changes Of Hindi Language In Todays Prospects M.Phil. Dissertation on “ Hindi Main Angreji Aur Pharsi Shabdoen ka Ling Nirnaya”from University Of Delhi. Ph.D.Thesis on “Hindi Vertani Ka Vikas”from University Of Delhi,Delhi. Administrative Assignments / Contribution to corporate life Convenor - Pravah Magazine – 2012 – 2013 Secretary Staff Association: 2013- 2014 Coordinator - F.Y.U.P.: 2013-2014 Coordinator-Star Programme : 2013-2014 Incharge-Hindi Literary Society:2014-2015 Convenor-Debating Society: 2012 - 2013 to 2015- 2016 Co-Convenor-Pravah Magazine : 2013-2014, 2014-2015 ,2015-2016
Premier Thoughts, January. Carter, E. Vincent (2011), “The Joy of Marketing Innovation: Finding Your Labor of Love.” Kern Economic Journal – Premier Thoughts, September. Carter, E. Vincent (2011), “Anatomy of a Scan: Simplifying Strategic Economic Data.” Kern Economic Journal – Premier Thoughts, March. Carter, E. Vincent (2011), “Complete the Circle of Marketing Channels Planning.” Kern Economic Journal – Premier Thoughts, February. Carter, E. Vincent (2006), “Knowledge Economy Management Lessons.” Kern Economic Journal, April. Carter, E. Vincent (2005), “Bridging Civil Rights and Cyber-Rights: Information Assurance and Minority Constituent Leadership for the Digital Future.” University of Detroit-Mercy, Center for Information Assurance Studies, August Carter, E. Vincent (1998), “Digitally Black: Ethnic Codification in Cyberspace” Morehouse College Summer Research Grant. Reviews * September 2012 to Current; Member of the Editorial Review Board of the Marketing Management Journal Journal Reviewer (2013 - Current), Marketing Intelligence & Planning – Marketing Strategy, Digital Marketing, and Social Marketing Journal Reviewer (2011-2015), Marketing Education Review – Special Teaching Innovations Issue Journal Reviewer (2005), Alliance Journal of Business Research, Special Inaugural Issue Journal Reviewer (1999), Journal of Services Marketing, Special Issue on International Services Marketing. Refereed Conference Reviewer (2015 - Current), American Marketing Association; Educators and Marketing & Public Policy Conferences Refereed Conference Reviewer (2010 - Current), Marketing Management Association Conferences Refereed Conference Reviewer (2009 - Current), Marketing Educators’ Association Conferences Textbook Reviewer – Grewal & Levy (2013), Marketing, McGraw-Hill/Irwin. Textbook Reviewer – Valentin (2012), Marketing Strategy and Business Planning, Sage Publications Textbook Reviewer – Iacobucci (2010), MM (Marketing Management), Cengage Learning Textbook Reviewer – Levens (2010), Marketing: Defined, Explained, Applied, Pearson Higher Education Textbook Reviewer – Clow and Baack (2009), Marketing Management: A Customer Oriented Approach, Sage Publications Textbook Reviewer – Fullerton (2007) Sports Marketing, 2nd edition. New York: McGraw-Hill. Textbook Reviewer – Aaker, Kumar, Day (2005), Marketing Research, 8th edition, New York: Wiley. Grant Reviewer (2007 – 2010), Millennium Science Initiative, Uganda National Council for Science & Technology. References Provided Upon Request
5th National Conference on Trends Towards Biodiversity Conservation in Pakistan Centre of Plant Biodiversity & Botanical Garden, University of Peshawar Bara Gali Summer Campus, Abottabad August 2-4, 2015 Higher Education Commission Islamabad 1st International Symposium on The Himalayas: Resources and Conservation Issues Hazara University Mansehra November 27-30, 2014 Higher Education Commission Islamabad and others
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