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Classified Ruth Barnett Effective Date 11-30-15 USD #493 Replacement – Jesse Hudson Paul Hamilton Change Classified Mackenzie McGuire Effective Date 11-30-15 USD #246 Replacement – Danielle West Brenda Kness Marsha Swepston Effective Date 11-10-15 USD #250 Replacement – Tess Powell Patty Steffens Rochelle Effective Date 11-2-15 USD #506 Bartlett Elem Moved to full time Lisa Strickland Addendum Termination Classified Jaimie Coats Date – 12-7-15 USD #404 Middle School Kim Lepo Marsha Swepston Date – 12-8-15 USD #250 The Center Patty Steffens Retirement Professional Mary Crozier Date – 8-1-16 USD #250/247 School Psych Carole Rink Date – 6-1-16 USD #250 Gifted Facilitator Mary Lynn Sylvester Date – 8-1-16 USD #250/247 School Psych Retirement Classified Jacquelyn Hartley Date – 6-1-16 Howell Date – 6-1-16 USD #250 PHS Dee Lewis Date—6-1-16 Employment Classified Richard Murray Date – 1-4-16 USD #250 PCMS Replacing – Sherry Shidler Shirley Williams Changes Classified
One abstention: Commissioner Mooney due to a family member who is a WHHA employee. Adjourn meeting: As there was no other business to come before the, Chairwoman Paine adjourned the meeting at 1:09 PM Attest:_____________________________ John P. Counter Executive Director / Secretary
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration 36. Popular Title: Consumer Complaint Information RIN 2126-AB01 Stage: Undetermined Previous NPRM: Publication Date 02/20/2008, End of Comment Period 4/21/2008. Abstract: The rulemaking would require each motor carrier of household goods to submit a quarterly report of specific identified information regarding complaints that each receives from shippers and consumers to the Agency. This rule responds to Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient, Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU). Effects: Prompting action: Statute Rulemaking Project Initiated: 08/10/2005 Docket Number: FMCSA-2008-0029 Dates for Undetermined: Federal Register Citation for Undetermined: None
IN THE OF WASHINGTON FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER 2016 STATED IN LITERS Authorized Rep COA Name cider liters 14% & Under Over 14% Total liters WAGNER FAMILY OF WINE 0.00 -18.00 0.00 -18.00 UNLIMITED 0.00 -541.88 0.00 -541.88 ZONIN USA 0.00 -4,409.78 0.00 -4,409.78 Total Authorized Representative Credits: -11,149.26 -92,397.90 -5,485.31 -109,032.47 Total Out of State Wineries: 219,814.18 5,683,621.60 97,635.82 6,001,071.60 Total Foreign Imports: 86,929.11 1,837,216.25 34,189.44 1,958,334.80 Total Out of State Sales: 306,743.29 7,520,837.85 131,825.26 7,959,406.40 Grand Total All Wine Sales: 1,047,829.95 10,591,025.86 141,262.92 11,780,118.73 DATE: 2/15/2017 NOTE: This report represents net sales after excise tax refunds have been made to the Washington Wine Distributors for out of state sales. The distributors credits are listed by the Authorized Representatives Wine COA name, which could generate a negative amount listed for the Authorized Representative Wine COA. Sales to the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board are not included in this report. This report could include audit findings and previous month corrections.
Federal Transit Administration 56. Popular Environmental Impact (RRR) RIN 2132-AB03 Stage: Final Rule Previous Stage: NPRM: Date of Publication 03/15/2012; End of Comment Period: 05/14/2012. Abstract: This rulemaking proposes to establish a number of categorical exclusions (CE) from the requirement that an environmental assessment or an environmental impact statement be prepared under section 102 of the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA) for FTA-funded actions. The CEs were developed after an extensive effort, and are consistent with Council on Environmental Quality guidance, Executive Order 13571 on ?Streamlining Service Delivery and Improving Customer Service,? and the Presidential Memorandum on ?Speeding Infrastructure Development through More Efficient and Effective Permitting and Environmental Review.? They were developed to identify activities that FTA believes do not have a significant effect on the environment. The proposed CEs covers some of the same actions as existing CEs, but would provide a tool that would expedite the delivery of transit projects without compromising environmental quality. The rulemaking would also make targeted revisions to the joint FTA/FHWA NEPA regulation that would only apply to FTA and would serve to support FTA´s focus on streamlining its environmental process. Effects: Prompting action: Presidential Direction Rulemaking Project Initiated: 09/15/2011 Docket Number: Dates for Final Rule: Federal Register Citation for Final Rule: None
A.C.I. Weekly Bulletin December 4th- December 8th Monday, December 4 Day 1 Dear/Regular Day schedule SAC Door Decorating Contest Girl’s Indoor Soccer – 2:30 pm vs @ The Dome – Dismissal 12:45 pm Swim Meet @ Campbell – 1:00 pm Music Parent Association Meeting – Guidance Conf. Room – 7:30 pm Tuesday, December 5 Day 2 Dear/Regular Day Schedule Adaptives at UCC – supporting Osler in Special Olympics Basketball IST Meeting – Lunch – Guidance Conference Room Curling Team (Boys T2) – 12:45 pm @Tam Heather CC Boys Hockey – 1 pm @ Pleasant View Boys indoor soccer (Tier 2) vs MAC @The Dome Chinese Parent Association (Pot Lock celebration) – Library -7:00 pm Wednesday, December 6 Day 3 Dear/ Regular Day Schedule Staff Meeting (late start for students) McMaster Physics Contest – Period 1 White Ribbon Campaign – Violence Against Women Day TDSB Student Leadership Day – All Day – select students Thursday, December 7 Day 4 Day Schedule IST Meeting – Lunch – Guidance Conference Room Boys Hockey - 2:15 pm @ McGregor Park Arena Boys Indoor Soccer(Tier 1) vs Laurier @ The Dome Girls Volleyball 3:00 pm @ Home Friday, December 8 Day 1 Dear/ Regular Day Schedule Model UN Trip – Cedarbrae CI – all day – select students Sr volleyball team - all day tournament @ York Mills
HOSPITALITY Food Food and Vending Solutions Display Equipment Commercial Kitchen Equipment Fast Food Kitchen Equipment Commercial Coffee Machines Light Kitchen Equipment Bakery Equipment Refrigeration Furniture and Fit Out Solutions Glass and Glassware Cutlery and Art D’Table Products Lighting and Controls Hospitality Technology EPOS and booking systems Bar and Wine Accessories and Equipment Food Decoration Products Other (specify) ___________________ DETAILED PRODUCT DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION CUSTOMS CODE BUSINESS PROFILE How your company is generally present in foreign markets? office (production) Local office (commercial) Joint venture (production) Joint venture (commercial) Agent Importer Wholesaler Local distributor Licensing distribution chains Hotel chains Restaurant chains Franchising Other (specify) ___________________ Who are your main competitors in the world? COMPANY NAME COUNTRY INFORMATION ABOUT MARKET TARGET-CHINA
The WFND Program for ALS The WFND Program for ALS consists of six parts: (1) The Deanna Protocol® Metabolic Plan essentials (2) Antioxidants (3) Exercise (4) Massage (5) Oxaloacetate. This program will continue to evolve as we receive from PALS and based on our own research and research published by others. Check in regularly to read about our latest research and Deanna Protocol® recommendations. PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE DOCUMENT TO UNDERSTAND THE PROGRAM 1. The Deanna Protocol® Metabolic Plan Essentials: The benefit of the substances in The DP™ Plan essentials originated on success in Deanna and other PALS, and research on ALS mice sponsored by WFND has confirmed a benefit. A. The DP™ Plan essentials consists of 3 components: AKG, Complex 1 (consisting of Ubiquinol and NADH), and GABA. SUPPLEMENT DOSAGE PURPOSE Arginine Alpha keto- glutarate (AAKG) Begin with standard dosage on bottle and increase slowly to 18g/day. Delivers energy to nerves Controls muscle symptoms, fasiculations, and twitching Alpha (AKG) 300 mg pills take approx every hour (you are awake) between doses of AAKG. May be listed as alpha keto-glutaric acid. Adjust as necessary for your level of activity. Delivers energy to nerves Controls muscle symptoms, fasiculations, and twitching
only 2 companies that manufacture AAKG with a 1:1 ratio) Most people tolerate it, but some people can’t tolerate it. If you find the AAKG with the 1:1 ratio causes gastritis even after giving your body time to adjust then use the AAKG with a 2:1 ratio. PALS that have a cardiac condition should consult with their cardiologist or treating physician before taking AAKG as the Nitrous Oxide in Arginine increases stress on the heart. B. Complex 1: Complex 1 consists of the substances needed in cellular metabolism. Ubiquinol is a form of Co Q10. The most effective form Idebenone has been taken off the market. Thus, it is unavailable, except by prescription and very expensive. We suggest 1,000 mg - 1,400mg of Ubiquinol daily. If a more effective form, such as, Idebenone is used less may be required. NADH can’t be absorbed by the GI system, which is why the DP™ Plan essentials consist of Niacin, a precursor to NADH, which can be absorbed by the GI system. Another precursor to NADH is 5-hydroxytryptophane [5-HTP], and is also absorbed. Niacin and 5-hydroxytryptophane might not be necessary or beneficial for PALS. This recommendation is under review by WFND and is the subject of a sponsored research program. C. Gamma Amino Butyric Acid [GABA]: GABA is an inhibitory neurotransmitter must be in balance with other excitatory neurotransmitters. We believe that PALS need more GABA, and our research shows that the amount needed depends on your needs. Add additional GABA until spasticity and tremors are well controlled. Grogginess is a possible side effect. Dose-changes according to the degree of spasticity and tremors present in the individual with ALS. Deanna 250 mg 2 times per day. If she feels more spastic or has increased tremors, she increases the dose.
b. Independently retrieve, identify, examine, and process application files for accuracy and completeness. Examine/evaluate transcripts for completeness, and confirm they are submitted from an authorized source. Ensure transcripts are filed electronically in the correct application file. Validate recommendations of school officials and officials submitting Candidate Academic Information (CAI) forms to identify and specify character issues. Follow up on character issues as required by the Character Review Committee (CRC) based on evaluation of the application file, perform manual calculations and/or recommendations for adjustment to candidate files follow up with Admissions Board queries to resolve questions/discrepancies in candidate files. c. Possess expert knowledge and experience in using computer tools such as Excel, Microsoft Word, Google Business Applications, and Business intelligence to collect and analyze data to support admissions operations and goals. d. Possess detailed knowledge of college industry trends and provide recommendations to higher authority based on trends observed. 2. Selection will be made from among the best qualified candidates. A copy of the position description may be obtained from LCDR Martin Fajardo, Office of Admissions, located on the 2nd Deck of the Armel Leftwich Building (Visitors Center). M FAJARDO LCDR USN
Kerang Meals On Wheels DECEMBER 2015 Inquiries Phone 5450 9333 CAR 1 CAR 2 CAR 3 Tue 1st Wendy Radcliffe Dian Burton Gordon Dehne Elsie Radcliffe Ron & Betty Peck Wed 2nd Susie Martins Fiona Copland Sheree Sutherland St Joe’s Parents & Friends Thurs 3rd Theo Newstead Maria Thompson Lane Joan Pepperell/Marg Heffer Fri 4th Barry Holdstock Dale Spinks Linda Slater Joyce Boyd Judy Ficken Mon 7th Colin & Heather Hansen Message Heather Greenwood Don & Jacqui Jenkins Jenny Pay Val Livingston Tue 8th Dear Ann Loosemore Dick & Cres Walters Bev McLennan Vivien McClung Wed 9th Sue Keath Helen Granter Murrabit Club John Flynn Helen Fogarty Cathy Edwards Thurs 10th Murray Human Services Kerang Primary School Brenton Taylor Dot Schmidt Barbara Turner Fri 11th Marianne Kelly Simpson Ian Roberts Beth English English Mon 14th Jim Reynolds Desiree Hebb Gerry & Christine O’Donoghue Dian Burton Ethel Pearson Tue 15th Graeme & Thelma Astbury Gannawarra Shire Council Joyce Keighran June Stirling Wed 16th Helen Granter Jan Bortolotto Faye Roney Marg Mowat Julie Hall Glenys Copland Thurs 17th Jan Thomas Lyn Brown Janet Hicks Betty McKnight Elaine Westblade Fri 18th Glenys Copland Desiree Hebb Jean Kelly Lorraine Boland Wendy Frieling Sonia Moore Mrs Pat Shay Mon 21st Linda Holdstock & Sue Booth June Cullen Linda Slater Shirley Schultze Glenys Copland Tue 22nd Pam Williamson Claire Fagg Joan Webb Elwyn Scown Dos Schram Dianne Thorson Wed 23rd Lyle & Carol Butler Faye Godden Margaret Marshall Judy Guest Thur 24th Betty McKnight Jill Marshall Kerang LionsClubLadies Alison McKenzie Nancy Craig Margaret Edwards Fri 25th Christmas Day Christmas Day Christmas Day Mon 28th Mardi Messer Elaine Phillips Gwen Keep Joan Dowell Faye Sly Mrs Faye Burton Tue 29th Jacqui Hibbert Sue Kleehammer Fran Crosbie Stan & Marion Kerr Wed 30th Helen Granter Jan Bortolotto Faye Roney Marg Mowat Ellen Bortolotto Anne Bortolotto Thurs 31st Ian & Joan Millar Keith den Houting Linda Holdstock Sue Booth Copies of this roster are displayed at Gravity Clothing, Kerang Sportspower and outside Kerang Medical Clinic. If anyone would like to become a volunteer, please call Community Care Services on 54509 333
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activation may be performed as long as both Service Providers agree and any Service Provider activating a port on a non-Business Day understands the porting out Service Provider may not have, and is not required to have, operational support available on days not defined as Business Days. In agreeing to non-Business Day activations, the Old (porting out) Service Provider may require that the Local Service Request (LSR)/Firm Order Confirmation (FOC) and the New (porting in) Service Provider NPAC Create message be due-dated for the appropriate normal Business Day in order to ensure that the End User's service is maintained. Port Type Determination Figure 1 Flow Step Description START: End User Contact with NLSP  The process begins with an End User requesting service from the NLSP. It is assumed that prior to entering the provisioning process the involved NPA/NXX was opened for porting (If code is not open, refer to Provider LNP Operations Flows – Code Opening Process, Figure 16.). End User agrees to change to NLSP  End User agrees to change to NLSP and requests retention of current telephone number (TN). NLSP obtains End User authorization  NLSP obtains verifiable authority (e.g., Letter of Authorization – [LOA], third-party verification – [TPV], etc.) from End User to act as the official agent on behalf of the End User. The OLSP cannot require a physical copy of the End User authorization to be provided before processing the Customer Service Request (CSR) or the port request. The NLSP is responsible for demonstrating verifiable authority in the case of a dispute. Is this a ? If Yes, go to Step 5. If No, go to Step 6. ICP – Service Provider Communication Inter-Service Provider LNP Operations Flows – Wireless ICP Process, Figure 2, Step 1.
Return to Figure 6  The porting process continues.  Return to Porting Flow Figure 6, Create Process, Step 6. NPAC notifies appropriate Service Provider that Create message is invalid  The NPAC informs the SP of an invalid create. If necessary, the notified Service Provider coordinates the correction. Return to Step 5. NPAC notifies NNSP and ONSP that T1 has expired, and then starts T2 Timer  The NPAC informs the NNSP and ONSP of the expiration of the T1 Timer.  Upon expiration, the NPAC starts the T2 (Final Concurrence Window tunable parameter).
Roll Call Vote: Antosiewicz – yes Elbert – yes Gilbert – yes Mangin – yes O’Brien – yes Motion carried. d. Resolution #14-236 – Purchase of Fire Truck Under State Contract Resolution #14-236 was adopted earlier in the meeting. e. Resolution #14-238 – Designating the Township as the Redevelopment Entity Authorized to Implement the Redevelopment Plan for Block 16.01, Lots 37.01 and 54 Mayor O’Brien asks for a motion to adopt Resolution #14-238. Motion was made by Comm. Mangin and seconded by Comm. Gilbert. Roll Call Vote: Antosiewicz – yes Elbert – yes Gilbert – yes Mangin – yes O’Brien – yes Motion carried. f. Resolution #14-239 – Designating Flemington Junction, LLC as Redeveloper for Property as Shown as Block 16.01, Lots 37.01 and 54 and Authorizing the Execution of a Redevelopment Agreement with Flemington Junction, LLC O’Brien asks for a motion to adopt Resolution #14-239. Motion was made by Comm. Mangin and seconded by Comm. Gilbert.
1 CLOSED 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 CLOSED CLOSED 11:30-2:00 4:30-9:00 11:30-2:00 JAZZ NIGHT 4:30-9:00 11:30-2:00 4:30-9:00 11:30-2:00 CLOSED CLOSED 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 CLOSED CLOSED 11:30-2:00 4:30-9:00 11:30-2:00 JAZZ 4:30-9:00 11:30-2:00 4:30-9:00 11:30-2:00 CLOSED 4:30 – 9:00 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 CLOSED CLOSED 11:30-2:00 4:30-9:00 11:30-2:00 JAZZ NIGHT 4:30 – 9:00 11:30-2:00 4:30-9:00 11:30-2:00 4:30-9:00 4:30 – 9:00 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED 11:30-2:00 4:30-9:00 4:30-9:00 30 31 CLOSED NEW EVE SEAFOOD BUFFET
LECTURERS TIMETABLES (December 2018 – 2019) Timetables are subject to minor changes Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 9.30-1.00 1.45-5.00 9.30-1.00 1.45-5.00 March Feb Jan Dec 1 2 3 Exams week & A [F8] Adv & A [P7] 4 Exams week SBL 5 Exams week Perf Mgt [F5] Adv Perf Mgt [P5] 6 Exams week Financial Rep [F7] SBR 7 Exams week Fin Mgt [F9] Adv Fin Mgt 8 9 Open Day 5-7pm Box Set Courses Start Tutor support emails. Guides your progress 15 22 PH PH PH 29 PH 1 PH 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 ACCA Dec Results 19 SBR ® SBL® AFM [P4]® APM [P5]® 26 SBR ® SBL® AFM [P4]® APM [P5]® 1 2 SBL® (9.30-1) 3 4 SBR ® 5 SBL® 6 AFM [P4]® 7 APM [P5]® 8 9 SBL® SBR ® SBL® AFM [P4]® APM [P5]® AAA® 16 AAA® AAA® SBR ® SBL® AFM [P4]® APM [P5]® 23 SBR ® SBL® AFM [P4]® APM [P5]® 1 2 3 4 Exams week Audit & A [F8] Adv Audit & A [P7] 5 Exams week SBL 6 Exams week Perf Mgt [F5] Adv Perf Mgt [P5] 7 Exams week Financial Rep [F7] SBR 8 Exams week Fin Mgt [F9] Adv Fin Mgt 9 15 16 23 30 P/H Public Holiday Holiday Weekends – try to avoid ® Revision (Please ring to re-confirm dates of revision courses prior to attending) Code: Subject: Lecturer: Hrs: Code: Subject: Lecturer: Hrs:
High School Total Course Enrollment Bellevue East 52 Bellevue West 122 Bennington 18 Blair 20 Brownell-Talbot 14 Creighton Prep 214 Crete 11 DC West 5 Elkhorn 76 Elkhorn South 20 Lincoln East 38 Marian 33 McCook 7 Mercy 39 Millard Academy 34 Millard North 23 Millard 42 Millard West 78 Mt. Michael 12 NU High School 27 Omaha Benson 58 Omaha Bryan 126 Omaha Burke 574 Omaha Central 258 Omaha North 136 Omaha Northwest 49 Omaha South 325 Papillion LaVista 63 Papillion LaVista South 84 Platteview 34 Plattsmouth 30 Ralston 102 Raymond Central 0 Roncalli 16 Skutt Catholic 329 Westside 193
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 Alateen Meeting 7 – 8:30 p.m. Carols & Coffee Coffeehouse – 7:00 p.m. 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 Alateen Meeting 7 – 8:30 p.m. 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Alateen Meeting 7 – 8:30 p.m. 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Alateen Meeting 7 – 8:30 p.m. 30 31 Alateen Meeting 7 – 8:30 p.m.
December 2018 Special’s Schedule Monday Wednesday Thursday Friday 3 D Follow Tri 1 schedule 4 E Last day Tri 1 5 A Begin Tri 2 schedule 6 B 7 C 10 D 11 E 12 A 13 B 14 C 17 D 18 E 19 A 20 B 21 C 24 No School Winter 25 Winter Break 26 Winter Break 27 Winter Break 28 Winter Break 31 2018/2019 Master Special’s Schedule – 1st Trimester Time Teacher A B C D E 9:05 to 10:20 Bell Clark Garbarz Welzbacker *Holmberg Art/Spanish Spanish/Art PE/Music PE Music/PE PE/Music Media Art/Spanish Art Spanish/Art Media Art/Spanish Music/PE PE/Music Art/Spanish Music/PE Spanish/Art Media Media Music/PE Spanish/Art PE/Music Spanish 10:25 To 11:03 Austin Holmberg Art Music Music Spanish Spanish PE PE Media Art 11:15 to 12:30 Campbell Houghton Lisecki Theisen Zimmer Media Art/Spanish Music/PE Spanish/Art PE/Music Art/Spanish Music/PE Spanish/Art PE/Music Music/PE Spanish/Art PE/Music Media Art/Spanish Spanish/Art PE/Music Media Art/Spanish Music/PE PE/Music Media Art/Spanish Music/PE Spanish/Art 1:00 to 2:15 Chapman Batterson Marion Reeves Twork Art/Spanish Music/PE Spanish/Art PE/Music Music/PE Spanish/Art PE/Music Art/Spanish Media Spanish/Art PE/Music Media Music/PE Art/Spanish PE/Music Media Art/Spanish Spanish/Art Media Art/Spanish PE/Music Spanish/Art 2:20 to 3:35 Caldwell Glennie Schrieber Soenen Music/PE Art/Spanish PE/Music Media Spanish/Art Music/PE Media Art/Spanish PE/Music Media Spanish/Art Music/PE Media Art/Spanish PE/Music Spanish/Art Art/Spanish Music/PE Spanish/Art PE/Music 2:20 to 2:57 Austin Spanish PE Art Music Media December 2018 Special’s Schedule Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
3 D Follow Tri 1 schedule 4 E Last day Tri 1 5 A Begin Tri 2 schedule 6 B 7 C 10 D 11 E 12 A 13 B 14 C 17 D 18 E 19 A 20 B 21 C 24 No School Winter Break 25 Winter Break 26 Winter Break 27 Winter Break 28 Winter Break 31 Winter Break 2018/2019 Master Special’s Schedule – 2nd Trimester Time Teacher A B C D E 9:05 to 10:20 Bell Garbarz Welzbacker *Holmberg Art Spanish/Media PE/Music Media/Spanish PE Music/PE PE/Music Media/Spanish Art Media Spanish/Media Media/Spanish Art Music/PE Music PE/Music Art Music/PE Spanish/Media Spanish Music/PE Spanish/Media Art 10:25 To 11:03 Austin Holmberg Art Music Spanish Media PE PE Media Spanish Art 11:15 to 12:30 Campbell Houghton Lisecki Theisen Zimmer Media/Spanish Art Music/PE Spanish/Media PE/Music Art Music/PE Spanish/Media PE/Music Media/Spanish Music/PE Spanish/Media PE/Music Media/Spanish Art PE/Music Media/Spanish Art Music/PE Media/Spanish Art Music/PE Spanish/Media 1:00 to 2:15 Chapman Batterson Marion Reeves Twork Art Music/PE Media/Spanish Music/PE Spanish/Media PE/Music Art Media/Spanish Spanish/Media PE/Music Media/Spanish Music/PE Art PE/Music Media/Spanish Art Spanish/Media Music/PE Media/Spanish Art Music/PE PE/Music Spanish/Media 2:20 to 3:35 Caldwell Glennie Schrieber Soenen Music/PE Spanish/Media PE/Music Media/Spanish Spanish/Media Music/PE Media/Spanish Art PE/Music Media/Spanish Art Music/PE Media/Spanish Art PE/Music Spanish/Media Art Music/PE PE/Music 2:20 to 2:57 Austin Art PE Spanish Music Media
Accumulated Deficit Beginning of Period End of Period Earnings per $ (0.0013) $ (0.0001) $ 0.0000 $ (0.0009) $ (0.0014) See accompanying to financial statements. ADVANCED OXYGEN TECHNOLOGIES, INC. AND SUBSIDIARY CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY (DEFICIENCY) Preferred Stock Series 2, par $0.01, $25,000 Series 3, par value $0.01 Treasury, Series 3 (at cost) Common Paid In Other Deficit Equity Shares Amount Amount Amount at June 30, 2012 $ 50 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Net (Loss) 33,856 1 at June 30, 2013 50 s s Share
basic needs assistance for extremely vulnerable (Somaliland only) transfers (S only) Outcome 4: Improved safety, dignity and reduced risk of GBV for women and girls Provision of dignity kits; GBV and protection awareness raising and training; GBV referral services (S+K); Psychosocial support (K only) Outcome 5: Improved accountability through vulnerable drought affected people Involving community members in beneficiary selection; information sharing; establishing complaints response and participatory review and feedback mechanisms (S+K) Outcome 6: Malnourished children under 5, pregnant and lactating women receiving life- saving support (Kenya only, Screening programme for women and children and food distribution (K only)
Employee's Name: School Board Name: Durham Catholic District School Board Position Title: Registered Early Childhood Educator Reviewed by Name: Initial Review: Form Submitted by October 15 Reviewed by Title: Principal / Vice-Principal Mid-term Review Date: To be completed by end of February Resources to consider in the development of this plan (including but not limited to): Registered Childhood Educator Code of Ethics Ontario Ministry of Education Full Day Learning Curriculum and Resource Documents Multi-Year Strategic Plan Student Well-Being and Achievement Board Improvement Plan School Improvement Plan Professional learning and growth that I have experienced over the past year(s): Professional Growth Goals Professional Growth Strategies to Reach Goals Rationale for Professional Growth Goals and Strategies Assessment of Progress
D: January 16, 2004 Marine, L.Cpl., Vietnam ESCOBEDO Jr., Wallace B: February 7, 1944 D: July 26, 2002 Army, SP4, Vietnam EVANS, Bobby Ralph B: December 26, 1946 D: March 18, 1989 FITCHNER, Billy B: November 16, 1946 D: Nov 15, 1996 FONDREN, Dwight Arthur B: July 2, 1946 D: July 10, 1989 FOX (Landon), Alva June B: November 2, 1946 D: January 14, 2014 GALLAGHER, David Patrick B: May 15, 1947 D: October 30, 2011 GARCIA (Erler), Alma B: March 26, 1947 D: Oct 13, 1977 GARRETT, Earnest “Terry B: April 28, 1947 D: September 11, 1967 colon cancer, age 20 GAYLE, Robert C. B: March 1, 1947 D: 2007 HAESSLY, Brenda Joyce Aug 10, 1947 D. 2006 HERRING, Carol Lynn B: January 15, 1946 D: 1986 HUETTEL, Raymond F. B: February 2, 1947 D: Dec 9, 1965 JASTER, Lee Roy B: September 30, 1946 D: July 20, 2001 JORDON,Richard L. B: May 14, 1947 D: Unknown JURCHAK (Sommer), Beverly A. B: January 8, 1947 D: Feb 28, 1988 KENDRICK (Willams), Carolyn B: February 14, 1948 D: May 2015 KEEN, Sandra Kay B: April 20, 1947 D: April 13, 2005, KENNEDY, Leslie B: October 6, 1946 D: Unconfirmed no photo LADEN, Linda B: March 12, 1947 D: March 19, 1994 LEBLEU (Lainhart), Mary B: March 13, 1947 D: August 30, 2010 MAGNUSON, Mickey B: 24, 1946 D: May 6, 1996 MAHAFFEY, James Ronald B: February 21, 1947 D: March 14, 1990 MATTERN, Donald Wayne B: December 19, 1949 D: November 29, 2014 MARTINEZ, Jesse B Jan 9, 1947 D Feb 18, 2004 MCCOY (Reed), Trudy . B: March 10, 1947 D: June 29, 2010 MCILROY, Cecil V. B: September 20, 1946 D: February 22, 2006 MCKENZIE, Jerry O. B: Unknown
HUD’s Lean 232 Program Office of Residential Care Facilities (ORCF) Update as of December 21, 2017 December 21, 2017 Contents Section 232 Documents – Current Date Extended, New Drafts FORTHCOMING ORCF will soon be publishing the revised Section 232 documents for a second round of public comments. This 30-day comment period will be announced in the Federal Register, so please be on the lookout for the announcement. We encourage you to read, consider, and submit your comments. Please also note that the current document collection has received OMB approval to extend its expiration date until March 31, 2018 (or until the collection is renewed, whichever occurs first). Even though the printed expiration date is June 30, 2017, they are remain in effect through the March 2018. Additionally, please be that the draft documents published in the Federal Register, and posted on our website for public comment in May 2017, are not OMB-approved documents, and are not available for use in application submissions. Keywords: Section 232 Documents ORCF Using Digital Signatures to Sign Firm Commitments
December 1, 2014 – December 5, 2014 3rd Period 6th Grade ELA Resource Date Agenda Student Objectives STRDS Monday 12/1/2014 Bell Ringer Review Bell Ringer Students get vocabulary list. Finish Wanted Posters Lexia Core Five I can identify literary elements. 6RI5 6RL5 Tuesday 12/2/2014 Bell Ringer Review Bell Ringer Compare and contrast discussion and worksheet Conflict (If you were coming in the fall) I can compare and contrast text. CC.5.L.5.c 6RI5 6RL5 Wednesday 12/3/2014 Bell Ringer Review Bell Ringer Scope Magazine Mood, tone, central idea, and making inference. I can identify literary elements and make inference within nonfiction text CC.5.R.L.2 6RI5 6RL5 Thursday 12/4/2014 Bell Ringer Review Bell Ringer as a class Scope Magazine Drawing conclusions Writing task I can draw conclusions from nonfiction text. CC.5.R.L.2 6RI5 6RL5 Friday 12/5/2014 Bell Ringer Review Bell Ringer Vocabulary test Lexia Core 5 I can match words with the correct meaning. CC.5.R.L.2 CC.5.R.L.3
Instructional Planning Form Teacher Name: Mahaney/Carla Wood Grade: 3rd Grade Subject: Literacy Core Content, Program of Studies, or CCAS Learning Target for the Day Activity Formative Assessment Modifications (RTI) Reflection Monday, December 15 RI.3.3 RI.3.8 I can use nonfiction text structure to provide facts. Seeing Stars Planetarium Review Information text (Elaborate on three facts learned at the planetarium using question and answer structure) Craftivity Using marshmallows, create constellation then write story describing how the constellation was created Writing Piece – Were the guidelines followed? Tuesday, December 16 RL.3.10 I can review end of the year items to address possible misconceptions. Common Assessment Review Two heterogeneous groups – Teacher read common assessment passage aloud, students answer questions on marker board Once complete, compare answers from read aloud to answers when completed independently Discuss incorrect answers Exit Slip – What do you need from Ms. Mahaney/Mrs. Wood to make you better prepared for the next common assessment? Wednesday, December 17 L.3.4.a I can use context clues to determine the meaning of unknown words. Context Clues Play Review components of a play (characters, stage directions, etc.) Split students into small groups based upon number of roles in each play Practice fluently reading and acting out play parts Context Clues Worksheet
Support Schedule Coordinator Lector EM Usher/Greeter Altar Server Saturday 4pm Dec 15 Larry H. Larry H. Loria M. Colette Q. Joan G. [†] 3H 4H Jim L. Al S. John M. Regis Entr Entr NS SS Marge Sunday 8am Dec 16 D. Roxanne F. Marta A. Dennis R. Skip O. [†] 3H 4H Tim K. Tom F. Bill P. David M. Entr Entr NS SS Patrick Sunday 10:30 am Dec 16 Tom W. Mary Jo N. Sherry R. Mila G. Cynthia H. [†] 2H 3H 3H Tom W. Mike N. Need Volunteer Entr Entr NS SS Giovanni Jason Logan Support Schedule Coordinator Lector EM Usher/Greeter Altar Server Saturday 4pm Dec 22 George G. Joan G. Myra W. Gloria M. Larry H. [†] 3H 4H Jim L. John M. Paul Al. S Entr Entr NS SS Reeve Sunday 8am Dec 23 Need Volunteer Skip O. Marta A. Dennis R. Roxanne F. [†] 3H 4H Tom F. Bill P. David M. Need Volunteer Entr Entr NS SS Juan Patrick Sunday 10:30 am Dec 23 Tom W. Mary Jo N. Trish W. Carol P. Rosemary C.. [†] 2H 3H Mike N. Tom W. Need Volunteer Entr Entr NS SS Edward Ian
Sunday 8am Dec 16 Susie D. Roxanne F. Marta A. Dennis R. Skip O. [†] 3H 4H Tim K. Tom F. Bill P. M. Entr Entr NS SS Sunday 10:30 am Dec 16 Tom W. Mary Jo N. Sherry R. Mila G. Cynthia H. [†] 2H 3H 3H Tom W. Mike N. Need Volunteer Entr Entr NS SS
BE IT RESOLVED, the Treasurer recommends the Governing Board approve the Clark, Schaefer & Hackett contract for audit services for FCFC not to exceed $6,750.00 as listed in Appendix “F” which is attached and becomes an official part of the minutes. L. Vacation Pay for Superintendent and Treasurer BE IT RESOLVED, the Treasurer recommends the Governing Board approve Jon Graft, Superintendent and Kenneth F. Ulm, Treasurer to receive payment for unused vacation time for the current contract year. M. Appropriations Modifications BE IT RESOLVED, the Treasurer recommends the Governing Board approve the appropriations modifications as listed in Appendix “G” which is attached and becomes an official part of the minutes. The Treasurer recommends the Governing Board approve Items A – M as listed. _____Garver _____Leap _____Pritchard G. _____Schechter _____Pritchard M. President declares motion _________________ SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORT Strategic Planning – Employee Retention (JG) Board Member Vacancy Personnel Items for Action Resignations CERTIFIED Masters, Jillian Position: Preschool Intervention Specialist Effective: 11/19/2015 NON-CERTIFIED Abrams, Patricia Position: Instructional Assistant Effective: 1/15/2016 Baker, Kimbery
from Mr. Wilder regarding the tax. (Discussion & Action) Roll call vote was as follows: AYE: Mr. Callahan, Mr. Bryan, Mr. Lenz, Mr. Shreeves, Mrs. Mr. Johnson, Mrs. McCracken NAY: None Whereupon the President declared the motion carried. 9.0 New Business 9.1 It was moved by Member Johnson and seconded by Member Bryan to approve the first reading of Board Policy Updates (Discussion & Action) Roll call vote was as follows: AYE: Mr. Johnson, Mr. Callahan, Mr. Bryan, Mr. Lenz, Mr. Shreeves, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. McCracken NAY: None Whereupon the President declared the motion carried. 9.2 It was moved by Member McCracken and seconded by Member Johnson to approve the Fiscal Year 2016 Audit (Discussion & Action) Roll call vote was as follows: AYE: Mrs. Myers, Mr. Lenz, Mr. Callahan, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Shreeves, Mr. Bryan, Mrs. McCracken NAY: None Whereupon the President declared the motion carried. 9.3 It was moved by Member Shreeves and seconded by Member Johnson to approve Out of District Tuition for Student. (Discussion & Action) Roll call vote was as follows:
St. Lucie County Schools Collaborative Bargaining Steering Committee December 2, 2010 Facilitator: Tim Bargeron AGENDA 1. Welcome & Check In 2. Approval of Minutes from November 4, 2010 3. Sub-Committee Updates a. Wellness b. Sick Leave Bank c. Planning Time Subcommittee d. Transportation Bus Safety e. Vehicle Safety Policy/Safe Driver Plan f. RtI Subcommittee g. Insurance h. Compensation Subcommittee i. ESE Subcommittee j. Safety and Security k. Calendar 4. Other Issues or Concerns
Employment – Certificated Staff- Substitute Teachers/Tutors as certified by the Preble County Educational Service Center The Administration recommends approval of the following additions to the substitute teacher/home instruction list as certified by the Preble County Educational Service Center. Victoria Albaugh Teresa Comley-Darhnaj Melinda O’Meara Anthony Schmidt Patricia Scholl Eric Motion by________________, seconded by________________, to approve agenda Item IV. 2. Discussion JF ___ DM ___ RM ___ JR ___ President declares motion _______________. Approval of Volunteers The Administration recommends approval of the following volunteers for the 2010-211 school year; contingent upon completion of all state and local requirements, including criminal background check if necessary Dorothy Stoltz, volunteer coach for Indoor Track and Field Scott Burnett, volunteer coach for Indoor Track and Field Rick McCollum, volunteer for Indoor Track and Field
BOARD OF EDUCATION Eaton Community Schools WHEREAS, the 2010 High School Football Team completed the regular season undefeated, and WHEREAS, THE 2010 Eaton School football Team consisting of: SENIORS Ben Duffie Joseph Hightower AJ Jackson Cody Shafer Deon Smith Dustin Underwood Zac Wilson TJ Woods Kyle Yoder JUNIORS Zach Sam Dane Boyd Nathan Clark Ewry Cole French Dillon Gilbert Joey McCafferty Andrew McKee Austin Pearson Jalen Taylor Alga Thompson SOPHOMORES Claybaker Dallas Fudge Andrew Holderman Nate Metz Matt Miller Riley Petty Blake Reynolds Kyle Shepherd Kyler Wise FRESHMAN Justin Allen Tyler Bkk ulach Chase Caudill Joey Caulley Ricky Coggeshall Jacob Curry Matt Duffie Daniel Haberny Shane Helsinger Josh Hickman Erik Hoke Daniel Hurd Logan Islamovsky Aldin Leaker Jay Lunsford Martz Michael McKelvin Anthony Mitchell George Parkinson Dakota Phillips Brandon Powell Kaid Reimers Austin Riley Steven Ritchie Billy Ritter Dylan Sage Trey Schutte Adam Slemker Walter Snowden Cody Walters Keenan Wilson advanced to the Regional Finals finishing within the top eight teams in Ohio in Division III, and WHEREAS, the 2010 Football Team finished the season with an overall record of twelve wins and one loss. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that this of Education of the Eaton Community Schools on December 13, 2010 spread upon its minutes the most sincere congratulations to Coach Ron Neanen, Head Football Coach; along with assistant coaches Bob Ebright, Scott Burnett, Scott Couch, Matt Hopkins, Don Houser, Todd Perry, Ken Christello, Brad Davis and Chad Lee, and members of the 2010 Football Team, for this excellent accomplishment. Board of Education, Eaton Community Schools Rick McKinney, President
DECEMBER 2014 Sunne Evangelical Lutheran Church PO Box 217 Wilton, North Dakota Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 Teigen Earsley 2 Ty Earsley 3 Soup & Sandwiches 6 pm Advent Worship 7 pm Jennifer Egan 4 Quilting 10 am-3 pm Robert Ell, Jr. 5 Kristine Ell 6 Caitlyn Ell 7 8:30 am Communion Service 9:30 am Sunday School/Conf 9:30 am Budget & Election Mtg. Celebration Brunch 10:30 am Communion Service 8 Shelby Ell 9 Claudia Ewine 10 Redwood 2pm Soup & Sandwiches 6 pm Advent Worship 7pm Church Council Mtg. 7:30 pm Bernard Falkenstein 11 Quilting 10 am-3 pm Alice Falkenstein 12 David Falkenstein 13 Tammie Falkenstein 14 8:30 am Worship Service 9:30 am SS/Confirmation 10:30 am Worship Service BAKE SALE 15 Larry Falkenstein 16 Betty Falkenstein 17 Soup & Sandwiches 6 pm Advent Worship 7 pm Steve Falkenstein 18 Food Distribution 4-6pm Connie Falkenstein 19 Wayne Falkenstein 20 SS program practice 9:30 am Joyce Falkenstein 21 8:30 am Communion Service 9:30 am Sunday School 10:30 am Sunday School Program/Communion 22 Kenny Franklund 23 Michelle Franklund 24 Christmas Eve Communion Service 4:30 pm & 9 pm Ulane Franklund 25 Bernice Franklund 26 Olive Fricke 27 Grant Gorden 28 10:30 am Worship Service LWR Personal Care Kit Celebration No Sunday School or Confirmation 29 Penny Gorden 30 Brian Guderjahn 31 Terri Guderjahn The names on the calendar are to remind us to pray for one another. Pastor Paul Schauer: 734-6485 office, 391-0584 cell phone, 734-6605 home
Indian Journal of Basic and Applied Medical Research; December 2015: Vol.-5, Issue- 1, P. 356-363 Original article: A cross sectional study assessing severity and systemic involvement in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease by bode index and gold classification 1Dr. Pramod Thakral , 2Dr. Sivaranjani R , 3Dr. Manak Gujrani , 4 Dr Abhishek Kawatra 1Junior specialist, Department of Respiratory Medicine & Tuberculosis, S.P.Medical College, Bikaner, Rajasthan 2Asst. Professor, Department of Respiratory Medicine & Tuberculosis, Mahatma Gandhi Medical College, Pondicherry 3Head & Professor, Department of Respiratory Medicine & Tuberculosis , S.P.Medical College, Bikaner, Rajasthan 4Assistant Professor, Department of community Medicine, S.P.Medical College, Bikaner, Rajasthan Corresponding author: Dr. Sivaranjani R Abstract: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a lung disease characterized by chronic obstruction of lung airflow that interferes with normal breathing and is not fully reversible. Global burden of COPD is increasing with increase in mortality, morbidity and prevalence of disease. The use of the BODE index to determine the risk of hospitalizations due to exacerbations and as well as its use to predict response to pulmonary rehabilitation programs. This study emphasizes on the fact that BODE index can be used as a valuable predictor of hospitalization and severity of systemic involvement in patients with COPD and The aim of this study is to compare BODE index and GOLD classification in prediction severity and systemic involvement in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Key words: COPD, BODE Index, GOLD Classification, FEV1
GW GENERAL SURGERY TEAM CALL SCHEDULE Third Year Clerkship – December 2015 Shading indicates no overnight call Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun 23 Beru Kim Nassar 24 25 Surrey Mendis Pollard Rahimi 26 Holiday 27 Holiday 28 Mara Thal Sullivan 29 Malki Sebastian Dong Call until 8PM 30 Kim Kherbache Som 1 2 Yee Surrey Alsaadi 3 Mara Malki Sullivan 4 Beru Thal Nassar 5 Pollard Rahimi Kherbache Som 6 Mendis Sebastian Call until 8PM 7 Dominic Kapilow Yee Mitchell 8 9 Erickson Smith Dong Nassar 10 Practical Exam 11 Andrews Rahimi Kherbache 12 Edouard Kim Yee Alsaadi 13 Awad Sullivan Surrey Call 8PM 14 Rajput Krasity Smith Dong 15 16 Reed Schoenbrm Thal Sebastian 17 No Call- NBME Shelf Exam 18 NBME ends at 5PM DAYS OFF FOR GENERAL SURGERY TEAMS ONLY (NOT SPECIALTY) Andrews: 12/13 Alsaadi: 12/5, 12/6 Awad: 12/11 Beru: 11/28, 11/29 Dominic: 12/12 Dong: 12/5, 12/6, 12/13 Edouard: 12/11 Erickson: 12/12 Kapilow: 12/13 Kherbache: 11/28, 11/29, 12/13 Kim: 12/5, 12/6, 12/11 Krasity: 12/12 12/5, 12/6 Nassar: 11/28,11/29, 12/12 Mara: 12/5, 12/6 Mendis: 11/28, 11/29 Mitchelll: 12/12 Pollard: 11/28, 11/29 Rahimi: 11/28, 11/29, 12/13 Rajput: 12/13 Reed: 12/12 Schoenbrum: 12/12 Sebastian: 12/4, 12/12, 12/13 Sullivan: 12/5, 12/6, 12/12 Smith: 12/5, 12/6, 12/13 Som: 11/28,11/29 Surrey: 12/5, 12/6, 12/12 Thal: 12/6, 12/12, 12/13 Yee: 12/5, 12/6, 12/11
13th December 9.30am Holy Communion Toot Baldon 20th December Please note time 6.00pm Service Baldon Christmas Eve 11.30pm Midnight Communion Toot Baldon Christmas Day Please note time 11.00am Family Communion Marsh Baldon 27th December 10.30am Team Service Dorchester Abbey 3rd January 9.30am Holy Communion Toot Baldon 10th January 6.00pm Evening Worship Toot Baldon 17th January 9.30am Holy Communion Baldon 24th January 8.30am Said Holy Communion Marsh Baldon 9.30am Family Worship Marsh Baldon 31st January 10.30am Team Service Warborough 6th February 9.30am Holy Communion Toot Baldon St Peter's, Marsh Baldon will be decorated for Christmas on Saturday 19th December. If you are able to spare a little time to help decorate the Church, or can provide some holly and greenery, we would love to hear from you. Veronica Sandilands: 340562 or vsandilands@btinternet.com. For information on decorating St Lawrence’s, please contact Jane Brook on 343457
Weather Related School Information Weather Related Cancellations Early Dismissal - All after school events and activities will be canceled. No School – All school related events and activities will be canceled. K-3 Schedule for One-hour Delay Classes will begin one hour later with no real disruption to the day. Specials will begin at 10:42 (Beginning of period 3). Lunch and the Kindergarten day will otherwise go as normal. Breakfast IS served when school is delayed for one hour. K-3 Schedule for Two-hour Delay Classes will begin two hours later. Breakfast IS NOT served when school is delayed for two hours. Specials at 11:27. Kindergarten will follow the modified schedule as described below. Modified Kindergarten Schedule Our school district always defers to the safety of our school children when making decisions as to holding classes on days when the weather turns nasty. Often times a “delay” in our start time will allow for roads to be cleared and for better visibility for our drivers. However, the impact of a two-hour delay costs us the loss of many of our AM sessions and requires us to “balance” attendance at the end of the year. AM Kindergarten Two-hour Delay AM pickup time two hours beyond normal time. AM buses arrive ~ 11:07 AM AM classes begin ~11:17 AM AM dismissal ~ 1:30 PM (one hour later than normal) PM pickup time one hour beyond normal time. PM buses arrive ~ 1:35 PM PM classes begin ~ 1:45 PM PM dismissal ~ 3:52 PM Classroom teachers will communicate with you as to what the expectations are for these days (snack, modified instructional components, rescheduling special events, etc.). Please understand that your decision to have your child attend on “modified schedule days” will be at your discretion, based on the conditions of the roads in your area. AM NO PM 1-3 AM AM AM PM ALL NOT 9:07 AM. Kindergarten registration for the 2016-2017 school year will be held Monday, March 14th through Friday, April 15th (for those of you who like to plan ahead!) Calls are being taken to schedule an appointment to pre-register your child. When calling, please be prepared with your child’s entire legal name, both your physical and mailing address, phone number, and parents’ full names. Please call (570) 402-1000, ext. 4010. Calls should
December 2015 Day / Date Calendar Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday DECEMBER Nov. 30 CLOSED (Thanksgiving recess) 1 Day 5 2 Day 6 3 Day 1 4 Day 2 7 Day 3 8 Day 4 9 Day 5 10 Day 6 11 Day 1 14 Day 2 15 Day 3 16 Day 4 17 Day 5 18 Day 6 21 Day 1 22 Day 2 23 Day 3 (Early dismissal) 24 Winter Recess 25 Winter Recess 28 Winter Recess 29 Winter Recess 30 Winter Recess 31 Winter Recess Jan. 1 New Year’s Day Winter Recess
Rank SR/JR IZ Lineal # SR/JR IZ Name # of Selects Promotion Opportunity Zone Size Board Date CAPT 02220000 FITCH J. B. 30 60% 50 02 FEB 16 02275675 DWY C. CDR 03514050 ANDERSON R. P. 54 65% 83 22 MAR 16 03716800 HIGGINS S. G. LCDR 10683200 CARROLL M. G. 87 70% 124 10 MAY 16 11306600 DAVIS E. L. FY 17 Promotion Zone (LDO) Rank SR/JR IZ Precedence SR/JR IZ Name # of Selects Promotion Opportunity Zone Size Board Date CAPT N/A N/A 0 N/A 0 N/A N/A N/A CDR N/A N/A 0 N/A 0 N/A N/A N/A LCDR 10675600 BECKER R. S. II 3 70% 5 10 MAY 16 11146800 MANER V. L. FY 17 Promotion Zones (RC) Rank SR/JR IZ Precedence SR/JR IZ Name # of Selects Promotion Opportunity Zone Size Board Date CAPT 24636300 GULLEY S. M. 11 50% 22 23 FEB 16 24768400 S. D. CDR 34722100 GUTHRIE A. D. 30 75% 40 23 FEB 16 34915400 MUYU D. LCDR 40809400 OLIVERI J. A. 65 70% 93 06 JUN 16 41011000 STONIECKI A. K. FY 17 Promotion Zone (FTS) Rank SR/JR IZ Precedence SR/JR IZ Name # of Selects Promotion Opportunity Zone Size Board Date CAPT 24702100 FOSTER L. L. 2 50% 4 23 FEB 16 24784000 PASARABA W. L. CDR 34686700 D. W. 5 71% 7 23 FEB 16 34845750 MANNING T. L. LCDR 40499800 SHAYESON D. B. 5 83% 6 06 JUN 16 40812700 DOMINGUEZ A. A. Orders Announcements To view the list of Orders Announcements, please the Supply Corps Officer homepage on NKO: