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7. Company X issues $40 million in new stock for cash. This does not affect stockholders' equity because as new shares are sold the value of existing shares falls. FALSE When new stock is issued for cash, the company has more cash and contributed capital. Assets and stockholders' equity both rise. AACSB: analytic AICPA BB: resource management AICPA FN: reporting Difficulty: Medium Learning Objective: 2 8. The separate entity concept requires that business transactions be examined from the point of view of the company, not the company's owners. TRUE analytic AICPA BB: legal AICPA FN: reporting Difficulty: Medium Learning Objective: 2 9. You are pleasantly surprised to discover that a popular actress appears on The Tonight Show wearing your company's jeans. Later, your company's sales increase by $500,000 as a result. When the actress appeared on TV, you would have recorded an asset because the TV appearance was expected to bring future economic benefits to your company. FALSE No would be recorded; the future economic benefits (or resources) were not assured on the date of the TV appearance. Further, no transaction occurred with the appearance. Your company's assets, liabilities, and stockholders' equity will not change until the jeans are produced and sold. AACSB: reflective thinking AICPA BB: critical thinking AICPA FN: reporting Difficulty: Hard Learning Objective: 3
64. What qualifications are necessary to file as qualifying widow(er)? The qualifications necessary to file as qualifying widow(er) are: 1. Taxpayer was eligible to file a joint return in the year the spouse died. 2. Taxpayer did not remarry before the end of the tax year in question. 3. Taxpayer paid more than half the cost of keeping up a household. 4. The household was the principal place of abode for the entire year (except for temporary absences) of both the taxpayer and a child, stepchild, or adopted child who can be claimed as a dependent by the taxpayer. Difficulty: 1 Easy Learning Objective: 02-02 Determine the proper filing status. RTRP: Yes Topic: Filing Status 65. How many personal exemptions can the taxpayer claim? What is the amount of the personal exemption for 2013? The taxpayer can only claim a personal exemption for himself or herself and his or her spouse (if married). The amount for 2013 is $3,900 for each personal exemption. Difficulty: 1 Easy Learning Objective: 02-03 Calculate personal exemptions. RTRP: Yes Topic: Personal Exemptions 66. Can Erick, who is a full-time student and earns $1,550 working as a clerk, claim an exemption for himself on his tax return? Assume his parents are claiming him as a dependent. No. If a taxpayer is claimed as a dependent on another return, no personal exemption is allowed on the return of the taxpayer. Difficulty: 1 Easy Learning Objective: 02-03 Calculate personal exemptions. RTRP: Yes Topic: Personal Exemptions 67. A taxpayer can claim a dependency exemption if the person is a qualifying child or a qualifying relative and the person meets three tests. List the three tests this person must meet. The three tests that this person must meet to be claimed as a dependent are: 1. Dependent taxpayer test. 2. Joint return test. 3. Citizen or resident test. Difficulty: 1 Easy Learning Objective: 02-04 Calculate dependency exemptions. RTRP: Yes Topic: Dependency Exemptions
Chapter 2. The World Trade Organization and the World Trade System Chapter 3. The Political Economy of International Cooperation Chapter 4. A Society-Centered Approach to Trade Politics Chapter 5. A State-Centered Approach to Trade Politics Chapter 6. Trade and Development I: Import Substitution Industrialization Chapter 7. Trade and Development II: Economic Reform Chapter 8. Multinational Corporations in the Global Economy Chapter 9. The Politics of Multinational Corporations Chapter 10. The International Monetary System Chapter 11. Cooperation, Conflict and Crisis in the Contemporary International Monetary System Chapter 12. A Society-Centered Approach to Monetary and Exchange-Rate Policies Chapter 13. A State-Centered Approach to Monetary and Exchange-Rate Policies Chapter 14. Developing Countries and International Finance I: The Latin American Debt Crisis Chapter 15. Developing Countries and International Finance II: A Decade of Crises Chapter 16. Globalization: Consequences and Controversies CHAPTER 1: International Political Economy Multiple Choice Questions International Political Economy (IPE) primarily studies the political battle between nation-states. the economic battle between producers and consumers.
To be able to appeal, a party must claim that the court made an error of law or that the evidence in the trial did not support the trial court's decision. The appellate courts hear no witnesses and gather no new evidence. Analytic Blooms: Understand Difficulty: 2 Medium Learning Objective: 02-06 Discuss how an appeal works and why most appeals fail. Topic: Appellate Procedure 46. (p. 46) A record in writing of the entire trial proceedings including the testimony of all the witnesses and any discussions between the judge and the attorneys that must be prepared and forwarded to the appeals court is called a _____. A transcript of the entire trial proceeding, including the testimony of all the witnesses and any discussions between the judge and the attorneys, must be prepared and forwarded to the appeals court. AACSB: Analytic Blooms: Remember Difficulty: 1 Easy Learning Objective: 02-06 Discuss how an appeal works and why most appeals fail. Topic: Appellate Procedure Short Answer Questions 47. (p. The employees of Claudio Inc. were on strike for 30 days and that led to huge losses for the business. Owing to loss of business and wages, both parties wanted to settle the dispute but were unable to negotiate successfully. Which method of dispute settlement is best suited to them? Why? The method of dispute settlement that is best suited to them is mediation. Mediation is the best suited method to resolve the dispute in the given case because a mediator often tries first to communicate the positions of the parties to each other. It allows the parties to settle the case by appointing a mediator who merely facilitates the negotiation by proposing a basis for settlement and does not give awards or opinions on the merits of the dispute. It is a suitable method when the two parties, here the employees of Claudio Inc. and the management, have a continuing relationship because it allows them to compromise and to reach a solution themselves.
21. Occasionally bonus depreciation is used as a stimulus tool by tax policy makers. True False 22. Business assets that tend to be used for both business and personal purposes are referred to as listed property. True False 23. If the business use percentage for listed property falls below 50 percent, the only adjustment is all future depreciation must be calculated under the straight-line method. True False 24. Significant limits are placed on the depreciation of luxury automobiles. True False 25. The alternative depreciation system requires both a slower method of recovery and longer recovery periods. True False 26. The method for tax amortization is always the straight-line method. True False 27. All assets subject to amortization have the same recovery period. True False 28. Goodwill and customer lists are examples of §197 amortizable assets. True False 29. Taxpayers may always expense a portion of start-up costs and organizational expenditures. True False 30. Businesses may immediately expense research and experimentation expenditures or they may elect to capitalize these costs and amortize them using the straight-line method over a period of not less than 60 months. True False 31. The manner in which a business amortizes a patent or copyright is the same whether the business directly purchases the patent or copyright or whether it self-creates the intangible. True False 32. Depletion is the method taxpayers use to recover their capital investment in natural resources. True False
55. If someone other than the primary recipient is to receive a copy of the message in such a way that the primary recipient will know who else has received a copy of the message, the sender should use the _____ field. 56. When communicating with close friends, the email messages that are exchanged every day _____. 57. Which of the following statements is true about informal writing?
AACSB: Communication AACSB: Reflective Thinking Blooms: Apply Difficulty: 3 Hard Learning Objective: 02-01 Describe the writing process and effective writing strategies. Topic: The Process of Writing 37. William to communicate information to a client, but he thinks that the information runs the risk of evoking a negative response. In this context, which of the following formats should William use to organize the information in his message? If you think your information could run the risk of evoking a negative response, you should use an indirect order, in which your message's opening prepares the reader to receive the news as positively as possible. Communication AACSB: Reflective Thinking Blooms: Apply Difficulty: 2 Medium Learning Objective: 02-01 Describe the writing process and effective writing strategies. Topic: The Process of Writing 38. Which of the following should ideally be avoided during the drafting stage of the writing process? Trying to make your first draft a perfect draft causes two problems. First, spending too much energy perfecting the early parts can make you forget important pieces and purposes of the later parts. Second, premature perfectionism can make drafting frustrating and slow and thus keep you from wanting to revise your message when you're done. You will be much more inclined to review your message and improve it if you have not agonized over your first draft.
Corp. produces 18¼ widgets each hour. If the machine runs 16 hours, how many widgets will be produced? of soup are stocked in 1,250 sq. ft. of warehouse If each can requires 2 1/2 sq. ft. of space, how many cans of soup can be stored in this space? Rone bought a home that is 5 1/2 times as expensive as the home his parents bought. If his parents paid $35,000 for theirs, what is the cost of Rone's home? a recent taste testing survey, it was found that 5/7 of all people surveyed preferred the taste of "A" chicken over "B" chicken. If 3,500 people were in the survey, how many favored "A"? What is the number of people who chose "B"?
INVOICE Your Company Name (999) 999-9999 Your email address Your street address Your City, Zip Invoice # Invoice date Due date 0001 Invoice date Jan, 1 2018 Bill To: Customer name Customer email Billing address Ship To: Customer name Shipping address Description Quantity Price Amount Item 1 Description 1 1 $0.00 $0.00 Item 2 Description 2 1 $0.00 $0.00 Item 3 Description 3 1 $0.00 $0.00 Subtotal $0.00 Discount -$0.00 Shipping $0.00 Tax total $0.00 Other $0.00 Total $0.00 Notes Thank you for your business.
4 E. BENEFIT ANALYSIS 1. Beneficiaries 1.1 Direct Beneficiaries Beneficiary Number of current beneficiaries Cumulative total of beneficiaries during the project period Description of Benefits (a) (b) (c) a) Students: Undergraduate Master’s/MPhil PhD b) Faculty Members: Academic staff Non-academic c) Others (please specify): 1.2 Indirect Beneficiaries Beneficiary Number of current beneficiaries Cumulative of beneficiaries during the project period Description of Benefits (a) (b) (c) * Indirect beneficiaries may include faculty members, students, community members, or industry personnel, who are not directly involved in the sub-project, but are benefited from the sub-project’s investment 2. Enrollment of Postgraduate Students under the Sub-Project No. of Students Enrolled getting Fellowship from the sub-project No. of Students Enrolled without getting Fellowship from the sub-project Total No. of Students Enrolled Total No. of Students Completed Degree Remarks Master’s MPhil PhD 3. Publications made under the Sub-Project Publication Number of Publication Remarks (e.g., title, conference name, etc) In preparation Completed / Published Master’s Thesis PhD Dissertation
3 4 E. BENEFIT ANALYSIS 1. Beneficiaries 1.1 Direct Beneficiaries Beneficiary Number of current beneficiaries Cumulative total of beneficiaries during the project period Description of Benefits (a) (b) (c) a) Students: Undergraduate Master’s/MPhil PhD b) Faculty Members: Academic staff Non-academic staff c) Others (please specify): 1.2 Indirect Beneficiaries Beneficiary Number of current beneficiaries Cumulative total of beneficiaries during the project period Description of Benefits (a) (b) (c) * Indirect beneficiaries may include faculty members, students, community members, or industry personnel, who are not directly involved in the sub-project, but are benefited from the sub-project’s investment 2. Enrollment of Postgraduate Students under the Sub-Project No. of Students Enrolled getting Fellowship from the sub-project No. of Students Enrolled without getting Fellowship from the sub-project Total No. of Students Enrolled Total No. of Students Completed Degree Remarks Master’s MPhil PhD 3. Publications made under the Sub-Project Publication Number of Publication Remarks (e.g., paper title, conference name, etc) In preparation Completed / Published
5.4. Impacts on Students’ Job Placement F. MONITORING AND AUDITING 1. Monitoring Visits: Name of the Officials Agencies of the Officials Date of Monitoring Remarks 1 2 3 4 2. Auditing during and after Implementation: 2.1. Internal Audit: Auditor Audit Period Date of Audit findings/ objections How objections were resolved 1 2 3 4 5 2.2. External Audit: Auditor Audit period Date of Audit Major findings/ Objections How Objections were resolved 1 2 3 4 5
Indicators as per the CP Baseline as per CP Target Value as per CP Current Standard at Project End Reasons for Differences, if any 1 2 3 4 E. BENEFIT ANALYSIS 1. Beneficiaries 1.1 Direct Beneficiaries Beneficiary Number of current beneficiaries Cumulative total of beneficiaries during the project period Description of Benefits (a) (b) (c) a) Students: Undergraduate PhD b) Faculty Members: Academic staff Non-academic staff c) Others (please specify): 1.2 Indirect Beneficiaries Beneficiary Number of current beneficiaries Cumulative total of beneficiaries during the project period Description of Benefits (a) (b) (c) * Indirect beneficiaries may include faculty members, students, community members, or industry personnel, who are not directly involved in the sub-project, but are benefited from the sub-project’s investment 2. Enrollment of Postgraduate Students under the Sub-Project No. of Students Enrolled getting Fellowship from the sub-project No. of Students Enrolled without getting Fellowship from the sub-project Total No. of Students Enrolled Total No. of Students Completed Degree Remarks Master’s PhD
Implementation Period (in number of months) Time Over-run Reasons for Extension of Sub-project Period or Delayed Completion Original CP Latest Revised Actual 1 2 3 4 = 3 - 1 5 2. Cost of the Sub-Project (Source-wise): (In lakh Taka) Sources Budget Amount (as per the original CP) Budget Amount (as per the latest revised CP) Disbursed Amount Actual Expenditure Amount Refund to HEQEP Remarks/ Reasons for Cost Over-run/ Reappropriation/ Underutilization (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) AIF Grant Matching Fund Other Fund ( ) 3. Information regarding Sub-project Management Team (SPMT): of Sub-project Staff Position in the Entity Position in the Full / Part time Dates of (dd/mm/yyyy) Remarks Joining the project Leaving the project 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 4. Procurement of Goods, Works and Consultancy Services 4.1 Procurement of and Works of the Project: Package No. Description of Goods / Works (in Lakh Taka) Completion Date of Works/Supply of Goods Description of Issues / Challenges (e.g., delays, cost over-run, management, etc.) Allocated Actual Cost As per the CP Actual completion 1 2 3 4 7 8 9 Actual Cost for Goods Actual Cost for Works
3. Motor Bike 4. Bicycle 5.2. Number of Established / Renovated Facilities: Description of Facilities Newly Established Upgraded/Refurbished Remarks As per the CP Actual As per the CP Actual 1. Classrooms/ Lecture Theaters 2. Conference Rooms 4. Auditorium 5. Computer Labs 6. Language Labs 7. Laboratories 6. Libraries 7. Others, specify: 6. Description of Updated/Created Courses, Curricula and Syllabus Subject and Title of Courses/Curricula/Syllabus Remarks (description of contents, revisions and approval status) 1. 2. 3. 7. Training / Study Tour / Workshop / Seminar / Conference Organized by the Sub-Project: Titles and Description of Training /Study conference As per the CP Actual Remarks Number of participants Duration (in days) Number of participants Duration (in days) Teachers Stuff/ Students 1 2 3 4 5 6 Overseas Training In-Country Training Study tour Workshop/seminar Conference national Conference international 8. Website Developed under the Sub-Project Name of the URL Remarks C. FINANCIAL AND PHYSICAL PROGRESS: 1. Allocation and Progress: (In Lakh Taka) Financial Allocation and Target according to the CP AIF Actual Expenditure & Physical Progress
4 E. BENEFIT ANALYSIS 1. Beneficiaries 1.1 Direct Beneficiaries Beneficiary Number of current beneficiaries Cumulative total of beneficiaries during the project period Description of Benefits (a) (b) (c) a) Students: Undergraduate Master’s/MPhil PhD b) Faculty Members: Academic staff Non-academic staff c) Others (please specify): 1.2 Indirect Beneficiaries Beneficiary Number of current beneficiaries Cumulative total of beneficiaries during the project period Description of Benefits (a) (b) (c) * Indirect beneficiaries may include faculty members, students, community members, or industry personnel, who are not directly involved in the sub-project, but are benefited from the sub-project’s investment 2. Enrollment of Postgraduate Students under the Sub-Project No. of Students Enrolled getting Fellowship from the sub-project No. of Students Enrolled without getting Fellowship from the sub-project Total No. of Students Enrolled Total No. of Students Completed Degree Remarks Master’s MPhil PhD 3. Publications made under the Sub-Project Publication Number of Publication Remarks (e.g., paper title, conference name, etc) In preparation Completed / Published Master’s Thesis
* Then go to your applications folder and find EndNote X7. * Open the folder and find the connections subfolder. * Now do Command-V in the connections folder. * Now, in EndNote, ensure your search mode is set to ‘online mode’ * Then choose the ‘more’ link under the ‘online search’ heading on the left of screen. * U Technology Sydney should now be available from the ‘more’ list. Click on U Technology Sydney and then press ‘choose’.
Select “Download” again. Select “Available” under “Status.” The file will now download to your ‘Downloads’ folder Unzip or extract the files Select the .zip book file (right click). Choose ‘Extract All’ from the File menu. Choose a location for saving the files. Copy files over to Victor Reader Stream Remove the SD card from the VRS Insert into PC/laptop Select all and copy the extracted files from your PC, paste into the folder $VRDTB folder on the SD card
VOLUNTEERING HISTORY Hours per week Organisation’s name, nature of business and location Brief description of your role and responsibilities Inclusive dates (from – to) Reason for ceasing volunteering EMPLOYMENT HISTORY (List the most recent employment first) CURRENT EMPLOYER: Company Name, Address & Telephone Number Nature of Business: Job title held: Key Responsibilities: Employed: From: To: Length of Service:
Reason for Leaving: Previous Employer: Company Name, Address & Telephone Number Nature of Business: Job title held: Key Responsibilities: Dates Employed: From: To: Length of Service: .............years............months Reason for Leaving: EMPLOYMENT HISTORY CONTINUED (List the most recent employment Previous Employer: Company Name, Address & Telephone Number Nature of Business: Job title held: Key Responsibilities: Dates Employed: From: To: Length of Service: .............years............months Reason for Leaving: EMPLOYMENT HISTORY Previous Employer: Nature of Business:
The dealer has not issued ‘Tax Invoice’ 3 Computation of composition payable 1 Turnover of sales Reconciliation of turnover of Rs.. …………………… sales with the books of accounts 2 Turnover of tax free sales Description of sold and Rs.. …………………… schedule entry number 3 Balance liable to tax Rs.. …………………… 4 Rate of composition payable ……… % of turnover of sales 5 Amount of composition payable Rs. …………………………… Section L : Verification of composition payable by restaurant etc. 1 R.C.No. under the M.V.A.T.Act, 2002 2 Nature of the business of the dealer Restaurant Eating Hotel Refreshment Boarding (Please tick the appropriate box) House Room Establishment 3 Eligibility to pay tax under composition Verification Observations option All purchases are purchases from dealers in Maharashtra The dealer is not an importer No tax / composition has been collected from customers No set-off has been claimed The dealer has not issued ‘Tax Invoice’ 4 Computation of composition payable 1 Turnover of Reconciliation of turnover of sales with the books Rs.. …………………… of accounts 2 Rate of composition payable ……… % of turnover of sales 3 Amount of composition payable Rs. …………………………… Section M : Verification of composition payable by Caterers etc. 1 R.C.No. under the M.V.A.T.Act, 2002 2 Nature of the business of the dealer 3 Eligibility to pay tax under composition Verification Observations option All purchases are local purchases from dealers in Maharashtra The dealer is not an importer
14thNational ITF TKD Championship, Siliguri on 29thDec.2017, to 31st Dec.2017 Main Entry Form State Name:________________________State/Club Team in charge:___________________________________ Sl. No. Name Sex M/F Belt Rank Date of Birth with (Age) Weight (in Kg) IITF M/Ship no. Entry fee
By safe haven fax to: 01702 534794 Statutory agencies – 0300 123 0778 Fax - 0300 123 0779 Essex Email: Secure: Non secure: By fax to: 0345 601 6230 Making a referral/enquiry by telephone: 0345 603 7630 Out of hours referrals: General public - 0345 606 1212 Statutory agencies – 0300 123 0778 Fax: 0300 123 0779 By post to: Social Care Connect, Essex House, 200 The crescent, Colchester, Essex, CO4 9YQ Thurrock Email: Secure: Non secure: By safe haven fax to: 01375 652760 Making a referral/enquiry by telephone: 01375 511000 Out of referrals: Phone: 01375 372468 Fax: 01375 397080)
SET SAF 1 – SAFEGUARDING ADULT CONCERN FORM Service User reference/NHS No: (Swift/PRN/NHS) (if known) Date Form Completed: 1.Tell us if the concern is for a person or an Organisation: (please complete as much of this as is known – if not known put N/K) Name of person who you are concerned about: Organisation: Gender: Home Address: Telephone Number: Age: DOB: Ethnic Origin and or Nationality: Does the person have any Communication Needs: Are they aware of this referral Yes No Have they agreed to this referral: Yes No If not, why not: Is the adult in receipt of any social or health care services: Yes No Not Known If yes, please give details: 2a. – Current Situation and Details of the Incident/Concern(s) being raised Does the person continue to be at risk of harm? Yes No Are there other people who may be at risk of harm? Yes No If the answer to either of the above is yes, please describe the risk that remains and the names of any others potentially at risk: (please only to identified risk that relates directly to the concern) 2b. Details of the concern(s) being raised Time of incident: Date: Location of Incident: Concern: What would the adult like as the outcome of the enquiry: Brief factual details of the incident:
Annex B – PREVENT and CHANNEL leads/administrators Organisation Name Job Email Essex County Council Kim Spain PREVENT Lead Chair of Essex PREVENT Board Essex Channel Panel Chair Essex County Council Interim: Seema Moules PREVENT Lead (Family Operations) Co-Chair Essex Channel Panel Essex County Council Sophie Scollen PREVENT Safeguarding Coordinator Essex County Council Jo Barclay Education Lead Essex Police Rachael Harris PREVENT Engagement Officer Counter Terrorism Unit Gareth Coombs PREVENT and Channel Lead for Essex, Suffolk and Norfolk Borough Council Patel of Southend PREVENT Board Head of Service for Public Protection Borough Council Yasmin Amin PA to Dipti Patel Borough Council Laurence Doe Co-Chair of Southend Channel Panel Manager Quality Assurance Thurrock Council Fran Leddra Chair of Thurrock PREVENT Board Chair of Thurrock Channel Panel Thurrock Council Jason Read Vice Chair of Thurrock Channel Panel
0.5 fte Community Rehabilitation Company (CRC) officer Members of the MARAT will be line managed and supervised by their employer but it is to be expected that regular liaison will take place with the MARAT manager in order to support communication within the matrix management structure. Operational management of MARAT will sit within Southend Borough Council Children’s Services who will also employ and manage the administrators. The team will be based in Southend Police Station from February 2017. /MARAC Representation Each agency is responsible for ensuring that their representation within the MARAT and/or MARACs in Southend is fit for purpose. However, this does not have to be through the provision of one representative who can undertake all aspects of the role. Originally multi agency MARAC representatives were expected to be middle managers or equivalent, so that they are able to gather and present information from colleagues and also commit to specific actions, with the appropriate resources, without having to seek further authorisation. Southend MARAT are not specifying the level the representatives are required to be at, as each partner agency will be held accountable for ensuring their arrangements for representation are adequate. The expectation is that each agency considers the tasks required of the representatives, and the competency framework (see appendix 4), when identifying their MARAT/MARAC representative arrangements. Where a representative cannot carry out all aspects of the role, as they are not at the required level within their agency to undertake this and be held accountable, the agency must specify the arrangements in place to address any gaps. This could be via different representatives undertaking different aspects of the role or a more senior member of staff being identified who will hold accountability for decision making and information sharing for their agency and consult regularly with their member of staff to ensure they have the information required for all aspects of the MARAT process. are 3 key tasks to be undertaken within MARAT and/or MARAC representation. These are: Information research and information sharing Presenting information and participating in risk identification and action planning Volunteering actions and exception reporting on actions not completed MARAT representation requires: Business continuity arrangements for each agency Research of information held on the agency’s system in relation to each person identified in the high risk incident Decision making as to what information is relevant and proportionate to in the daily multi-agency team case discussions
Southend-on-Sea Borough Council John O’Loughlin Police Tom Simons Southend-on-Sea Commissioning Group (CCG) Matt Rangue Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (EPUT). Elaine Taylor Southend University Foundation NHS Trust Hospital Denise Townsend Places Allison Gardener Southend Treatment and Recovery Service (STARS) Kevin Crowley SOS Domestic Abuse Projects J Hubbard National Probation Service Shirley Kennerson
CONFIDENTIAL SAB VOLUNTEER APPLICATION FORM Office use only Closing date 05/02/2016 Please complete all parts in black ink or type Date received Short listed Personal Details Title Full name Present address All previous names Home phone no. Mobile or work no. National Insurance no. E-mail address Current Employment/Voluntary Work Name and address of current or most recent employment or voluntary work Your role Date started Date available to take up voluntary role Outline of current employment/voluntary role Reason for seeking to become volunteer with the SAB Current and Previous Employment and Voluntary Positions Please continue on a separate sheet(s), if necessary. Please account for any gaps in employment/ volunteering history Name and address of employer Job title Salary Date appointed Date left position Outline of responsibilities Reason for seeking other employment Name and address of employer Job title Salary Date appointed Date left position Outline of responsibilities Reason for seeking other employment Name and address of employer Job title Salary Date appointed Date left position Outline of responsibilities Reason for seeking other employment Education Please continue on a separate sheet(s), if necessary. Name of Establishment FT or PT Qualification Grade Date
Safeguarding Training Standard of Training The detail below is an extract from a guidance document (Inspectors Handbook – Safeguarding) produced by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) who are responsible for the inspection and audit of carer providers: Safeguarding Children Training Roles and competencies for child safeguarding training are outlined in ‘Safeguarding children and young people: roles and competences for health care staff INTERCOLLEGIATE DOCUMENT Third edition: March 2014’. This guidance sets out ‘minimum training requirements’, emphasising the importance of maximising flexible learning opportunities to acquire and maintain knowledge and skills, drawing upon lessons from research, case studies, critical incident reviews and analysis, and serious case reviews. The intercollegiate document states that: To protect children and young people from harm, all healthcare staff must have the competences to recognise child maltreatment and to take effective action as appropriate to their role. It is the duty of employers to ensure that those working for them clearly understand their contractual obligations within the employing organisation, and it is the responsibility of employers to facilitate access to training and education which enable the organisation to fulfil its aims, objectives and statutory duties effectively and safely. The document describes 5 levels of competency: 1: All staff working in health care settings*. Level 2: All non-clinical and clinical staff who have any contact with children, young people and/or parents/carers. 3: All clinical staff working with children, young people and/or their parents/carers and who could potentially contribute to assessing, planning ,intervening and evaluating the needs of a child or young person and parenting capacity where there are safeguarding/child protection concerns. 4 specialist roles - named professionals. Level 5 Specialist roles - designated professionals. *This means all healthcare settings, including those that do not treat children Level 4 and 5 specialist roles refer to the statutory roles at level 4 i.e. Named Doctors, Nurses or Midwives for safeguarding children and young people or level 5 Designated doctors or nurses for safeguarding children and young people All providers of NHS funded health services including NHS trusts, NHS foundation trusts and public, voluntary sector, independent sector and social enterprises require level 4 and level 5 specialist roles and should identify a named doctor and a named NURSE (and a named midwife if the organisation provides maternity services) for safeguarding.
Formative Assessment C. Rubric: Note: Needs to be repeated for 2 locations: Guangzhou and New Orleans Demonstrates ability to navigate Google Earth Accuracy in measurement in G.E. Ability to characterize locations from observation in G.E. 4 points: For each of the locations: Student’s screenshot shows the appropriate location and scale for the directions provided For each location, all measurements recorded are reasonable and match the scale of the screenshot For each location, coordinates, elevation, and name provided checks out in terms of land use and population density 3 points: For each location, correct area is included but at least one does not show correct scale for altitude in directions. Two out of three measurements are reasonable relative to screenshot. Coordinates provided, and 2 of 3 of the items check out. 2 points: Screenshot shows either incorrect location or incorrect scale for at least one of the locations One of three measurements are reasonable. Coordinates provided, and 1 of the 3 other items check out. 1 point: Screenshot is incorrect in location and scale for one or more of the locations. Measurements are present but show little relationship to the scale shown in screenshot. Coordinates provided, but other items lack accuracy or are absent. 0 points: no screenshot 0 points: no measurements. 0 points: no coordinates or other information
zone? Explain the differences if there are differences. North American continental shelf of the western margin and the eastern margin? 4 points Thorough answer describing the of each location. Thorough answer describing the reason for the differences. Thorough answer describing the correct categories with rational. Thorough answer describing the correct differences and provides rational. Thorough answer describing several reasons for why these differences exist. 3 points Recognizes one difference, does not make additional observations but answer is complete and thorough. Recognizes contributing process but does not use correct terminology. Recognizes the correct categories but does not use correct terminology. Describes the correct differences and provides rational but not thorough. Recognizes reasons but does not articulate the ideas well. 2 points Very brief answer with little thought and/or no accuracy. Very brief answer with little or appropriate terminology Very brief answer with little thought and/or no accuracy or appropriate terminology Very brief answer with little thought and/or no accuracy or appropriate terminology Recognizes differences but does not articulate and is brief. 1 point Does not recognize any fundamental differences. Does not recognize contributing process. Very brief answer with little thought and/or no accuracy. Very brief answer with little thought and/or no accuracy. Very answer with little thought. 0 points No answer. No answer. No answer. No answer. No answer.
the land) at the latitude of the Tropic of Capricorn. Assume that the seaward edge of the shelf here is at 13 º 00’ 00” E. Provide your answer in kilometers. Is the edge of the shelf here very pronounced or appear to have a gradual gradient into the deeper ocean. Note you will have to zoom in a bit to see the shelf and shelf edge more clearly. Capricorn and S 24º 15’ 00”. What do you think is the dominant subaerial within 50 km of the coastline? what type of sediment do you think is most common along this section of the African coastline? Does the of the shoreline suggest that this is an erosional or depositional coast? 4 points Recognizes correct type of tectonic classification and provides detailed, reasons and rationales for the classification. Provides at least two observations with thorough descriptions of each. Recognizes fundamental differences and provides detailed description and observations. Recognizes at least two processes that could be controlling the morphology and provides detailed explanations. Answers all questions with detailed responses. 3 points Recognizes correct type Provides at least two Recognizes fundamental Recognizes at least two Answers all questions
Module 6: Formative Evaluation 1 World-wide examples of coastal communities and coastal hazards - using World Bank Climate Portal: Creating Community Profiles The Philippines Other chosen nation 4 points Chart is completed with detailed information on all 7 areas delineated. Chart is completed with detailed information on all 7 areas delineated. 3 points Chart is mostly complete – all cells filled, but could include more detail. Chart is mostly complete - all cells filled, but could include more detail. 2 points is missing key information. Chart is missing key information. 1 point Chart is incomplete, some whole categories of information are missing. Chart is incomplete, some whole categories of information are missing. 0 points No information on chart. No information on chart.
Session III 16.10 Dr. Chris Urch, Redag Crop Protection Ltd.: The Discovery of New Benzimidazole Oomycete Fungicides 16:50 Dr. James Morris, Syngenta: Herbicidally Active From One Mode of Action to Another 17:30 Concluding Remarks Organising committee: Andrew Williams (Lilly UK) Laura Barter (Imperial College) Rudiger Woscholski (Imperial College) Steve Lindell (Chair) (Bayer AG) Steve Wailes (Syngenta) Secretariat Contact: Jonathan E-mail: agri-admin@imperial.ac.uk Conference websites:
1) 2) 3) First, choose a non-structural strategy: 1 for naming a non-structural strategy Then in a short paragraph (about five sentences), describe at least three ways in which your chosen non-structural strategy would work in combination with the three structural strategies to reduce exposure to the four hazards: 5 points possible for paragraph: 0 – No answer. 1 – Describes only one way in which non-structural strategy would reduce exposure. 2 – Describes two ways in which non-structural strategy would reduce exposure. 3 – Describes at three ways in which non-structural strategy would reduce exposure, but does not describe how it would work in combination with any of the structural strategies. 4 – Describes at least three ways in which non-structural strategy would reduce exposure. Also describes how it would work in combination with one of the structural strategies. 5 – Describes at least three ways in which non-structural strategy would reduce exposure. Also describes how it would work in combination with two or more of the structural strategies. III. Assessing costs and benefits (45 points possible) Name of structural strategy Possible Possible Benefits 1) 1 point for each strategy named (4 points possible) 2 points for including all costs presented earlier in module (half credit for naming at least one cost; 8 points possible) 2 points for including all benefits presented earlier in module (half credit for naming at least one benefit; 8 points possible)
Application for UK Entry Accommodation Inspection When completing this application form you must use block capitals and provide all of the information requested. Please tell us your (the Sponsor’s) details Title (Mr/Mrs/Miss/Other) First name(s) Surname Date of birth Correspondence address Postcode Tel (Home) Tel (Work) Tel () Email If different from above, please specify the address of the property to be inspected: If the property is privately rented, please specify the landlord’s details: Title (Mr/Mrs/Miss/Other) First name(s) Surname
Correspondence address Postcode Tel (Home/work) Tel () Email Please provide the full and dates of birth of all persons currently residing at the property. Please also detail their relationship to you (the sponsor). (Mr/Mrs/Miss/Other) First name(s) Surname Date of birth Relationship to sponsor (Mr/Mrs/Miss/Other) First name(s) Surname Date of birth Relationship to sponsor Title (Mr/Mrs/Miss/Other) name(s) Surname Date of birth Relationship to sponsor Title (Mr/Mrs/Miss/Other) First name(s) Surname
Dimension Exposure Coastal Landscape Hazard Hazard of People in Hazard Zone Measures at center of most urban area m) of high along from urban center to coast m) High to or to of transect (for example, “large hill near the coast, flat near urban center”) Number of hurricane strikes since 1900 of these strikes with category >= 3 2010 county Galveston County, Texas (Urban area: Galveston) Hudson County, New Jersey (Urban area: Jersey City) St. Johns County, Florida (Urban area: St. Augustine) close
copies of all consultation documents and a statement on how documents were made available. Project costs A statement of the estimated total capital cost of the proposals and the breakdown of the costs that are to be met by the governing body, the local education authority, and any other party. A copy of confirmation from the Secretary of State and/or local education authority that funds will be made available (including costs to cover any necessary site purchase). Age range Where the proposals relate to a change in age range, the current age range for the school. Early years provision Where the proposals are to alter the lower age limit of a mainstream school so that it provides for pupils aged between 2 and 5— details of the early years provision, including the number of full-time and part-time pupils, the number and length of sessions in each week, and the services for disabled children that will be offered;
Provision 5(e) Requirements These requirements are documented in R2:2013 Provision 5(e). The cross-referenced provisions are extracted here for all the requirements incorporated in 5(e). Prov. Requirement Verification 5(e)(1) How are downstream vendor(s) following the Focus Materials Management Plan? 5(e)(1) Are FMs removed from equipment prior to shredding? 5(e)(1) Is mercury retorted or processed by other legal methods, not incinerated? 5(e)(1) Are circuit boards processed for metals recovery? 5(e)(1) Are polychlorinated biphenyls destroyed in legally compliant facilities? 5(e)(1) Verify no FMs are managed for disposal through energy recovery, incineration, or landfill. 3(a) Has the recycler developed a legal compliance plan and included it as a section of its EHSMS?
5(e)(3) Are any processes that treat waste water? 5(e)(3) Are there any air permits required? 5(e)(3) Are there any permits required for recycling? 5(e)(3) Has notification of waste activity been made to the appropriate authorities? (generator, handler, transporter, etc.) 5(e)(3) Verify compliance with all EH&S regulatory requirements. 5(e)(4) Does the recycler have a downstream due diligence program in line with Provisions 5(e) & (f)? 5(e)(4) Does the recycler hold all downstream vendors accountable to 5(e) & (f)? 5(e)(5) If the recycler refurbishes any equipment provided, use the Downstream Refurbisher Checklist to verify conformance. 7(a) Recycler tracks equipment received and shipped sufficient to demonstrate that material is not diverted to other vendors.
233 E. Clayton St. Athens, GA 30601. 706-353-0000 File Under: Italian and Pizza, Bars. Features: Full Bar, Live Music, Trivia, Delivery, Catering, Outside Seating, Wi-Fi. Hours: Lunch & Dinner, 7 Days. The Look: Casual dining space featuring local art on the walls and a bar made of restored wood from the Georgia Theatre fire. Menu: Signature items include pizza with freshly made dough and wings in homemade sauces. Sandwiches, salads and calzones, too. Drinks: Pair your meal with a tall glass of the Beer of the Month. Athens Bagel Co. facebook.com/athensbagelcompany $ Locations 268 N. Jackson St. Athens, GA 30601. 706-543-5001 File Under: Coffee Houses and Bakeries, Vegetarian-Friendly. Features: Full Bar, Hours: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner, 7 Days. Late Night, Fri.–Sat. The Look: A new bagel bakery with a refined, yet casual atmosphere. Menu: Big, housemade bagels in several flavors (onion, garlic, poppy seed, sesame seed), creative cream cheeses (bacon and chive, jalapeno, snickerdoodle, honey pecan) and plenty of bagel sandwiches served all day. Coffee and freshly squeezed juices to go with your meal. Drinks: Six beers on draft. Bloody Marys and Mimosas are a popular choice during brunch. Barberitos Southwestern Grille & Cantina www.barberitos.com $ Locations 259 E. Clayton St. Athens, GA 30601. 706-549-9008 File Under: Mexican, Vegetarian-Friendly. Features: Beer (Clayton St.), Catering, Outside Seating, Wi-Fi. Hours: Lunch & Dinner, 7 days. The Look: Founded in 2000, this Athens-based franchise now has 27 locations in the South. The assembly line and pay-at-the-counter service make ordering quick and easy. Menu: Made-to-order burritos, quesadillas, fajitas, tacos, nachos and salads loaded with fresh ingredients that can easily be made vegetarian or vegan with tofu. A special "7 Under 7" menu features seven options under seven grams of fat each. Blind Pig Tavern
Guide Frame shall extend beyond the invert at least ¾ of the distance of the gate travel. Weir gates shall be embedded or mount to the concrete with epoxy anchors. Anchor hardware shall be supplied by the gate manufacturer. Epoxy shall be supplied by the installing contractor following the recommendations of the gate manufacturer. No wall thimbles shall be required for installation. Lifts & Operators Operators shall be sized to start the gate moving under a maximum head pressure with a pull of not more than 40 lbs. (2.8 ksc). A manual hand wheel or crank shall be supplied that is compatible with the lift. The direction of operation shall be clearly and permanently identified on the lift. Electric Operators (OPTIONAL) Gate Manufacturer shall provide actuators per Electric Motor Operator Manufacturer’s recommended sizes based on Operating Forces and design requirements and shall be for open/close / modulating service. Operating Stems Each weir gate be equipped with a operating stem. The stem shall be The use of non-rising stem gates shall be restricted to applications where there is no practical alternative. 2. Stems will have roll formed Acme threads to enhance thread strength and provide a smooth surface finish. Stems shall be provided with two adjustable stop collars to limit upward and downward travel. Stems shall have a maximum L/R of 200. Stem guides with UHMW bushings shall be used to maintain an L/R of 200. 5. Stem shall be design to transmit in compression without buckling the thrust developed by an 80 pound rimpull. Where applicable, the stems shall also be designed to transmit in compression without buckling the thrust developed at 1.25 times the rate stall torque of the electric actuator. Where interconnected hoists are used each stem shall be deigned assuming all the load is transmitted by one stem. Euler’s column buckling formula shall be used assuming an end condition of 2. Stem Covers Transparent plastic stem covers shall be provided with vent holes to minimize condensation. The stem covers shall be marked with `Open’ and `Closed’ position indicators. Pedestals For non-self-contained guide frames a pedestal shall be furnished for mounting the operator. Pedestal material shall be 2.05 Structural characteristics for a 1/8” (3mm) mat laminate shall meet the following minimum physical properties:
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