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There are 20 topics. Once choosing is completed, students may then trade with another. Staple tag to page two above before submission and copying. Roof Type: Roof Type: Roof Type: Roof Type: Roof Type: 1. Protected Membrane Roof (flat) 2. Green (flat) 3. Green (inclined) 4. Inclined Roof System 5. White Structure: Structure: Structure: Structure: Structure: 1. Light Gauge Steel Framing 2. Cast-in-place concrete 3. Precast Concrete 4.Engineered Wood 1: Glulam 5. Engineered Wood 2: PSL, LSL, LVL, TJI’s, MSR, wood trusses Cladding: Cladding: Cladding: Cladding: Cladding: 1. GFRCP glass fibre reinforced conc. panels 2. HD synthetic resin panels 3. Pre-Cast Concrete Sandwich Panels 4. Metal 1: Aluminum Composite Panels 5. Metal 2: Rolled Metal Siding (Steel / alum) Cladding: Cladding: Cladding: Cladding: Cladding: 6. SolarWall 7. Green vegetated façade with vertically arranged growing medium 8. PEIFS: pressure equalized insulated finish system (rainscreen principle) eg. PUCCS by durock 9. Structural Glass Wall Systems (eg. ISG) 10. User Choice (consider: rammed straw bale, SIP) no duplicates!
1. In case of transfer of the right to own or use assets of business, the previous employer shall develop the plans to use employees under the provisions of Article 46 of the Labor Code. 2. The employees must terminate the employment contracts under the plan for to use the employees as specified in Clause 1 of this Article, the employers shall make the severance payments as prescribed in Article 49 of the Labor Code. 3. The employees continuing to work, the employees sent to retraining courses to continue to work, the employees assigned to work part-time at employer’s enterprises after the transfer of the right to own and use assets under the plan to use the employees as specified in clause 1 of this Article, upon termination of the employment contract, the next employers shall be responsible for calculation and payment of severance benefits as prescribed in Article 48 or redundancy benefits under the provisions of Article 49 of the Labor Code for the time when the employees have actually worked for them, and severance pay for the time when the employees actually have worked at these enterprises before the transfer of the right to own and use assets, including the time of working in the state sector and being last recruited into the business before January 01, 1995. 4. If the business’ employers continue to transfer the right to own and use a part of assets or the whole enterprises after the transfer of the right to own or use assets of business, the employers shall implement the provisions of Clauses 1, 2 and 3 of this Article before and after the right to own and use the assets . Chapter III COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT Article 16. Periodic collective bargaining Periodic collective bargaining as specified in clause 2 of Article 67 of the Labor Code shall be conducted at least once a year. Time of conducting periodic collective bargaining shall be agreed by both parties Article 17. Responsibilities of trade unions, organizations representing employers and regulatory agencies in charge of labor issues for attending collective bargaining sessions 1.On receipt of the written request made by either collective bargaining party, Vietnam General Confederation of Labor, Confederation of Labor of central-affiliated cities and provinces, Trade Union as the immediate superior at grassroots level, central and local organizations representing employers , the Ministry of Labor – War Invalids and Social Affairs, the People's Committee of a province and district shall appoint officials to attend collective bargaining sessions
5 6 7 NEIGHBORHOOD 6:30 PM 8 9 10 DEADLINE FOR TREE NOMINEES 11 12 13 14 15 CREDIT BOARD MEETING 4:30 PM 16 17 18 BREAKFAST WITH SANTA 10:00 - NOON 19 20 THE HOMES BOARD MEETING & TURKEY DINNER DRAWING 6 PM 21 22 23 24 THE HOMES & CREDIT UNION OFFICES CLOSED MERRY CHRISTMAS 25 26 27 28 BINGO IN THE CLUBROOM 6 – 8 PM 29 30 31 THE HOMES & CREDIT UNION OFFICES CLOSED HAPPY NEW YEAR
TOTAL LIABILITIES 1,334,846.52 December 2013 Sunday 1 Monday 2 Tuesday 3 NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH MEETING 6:30 PM Wednesday 4 Thursday 5 Friday 6 Saturday 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CHRISTMAS PARTY & CAROLING 5-7PM 15 16 THE HOMES BOARD MEETING 6:30PM 17 18 CREDIT UNION BOARD MEETING 4:30PM 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 THE HOMES AND CREDIT UNION OFFICES CLOSED 26 27 28 29 30 31
Teacher: C. England Week of: Dec 5-9, 2016 Subject: 7th REG Math Period: 2-6 OBJECTIVES ACTIVITIES RESOURCES HOMEWORK EVALUATION STANDARDS Review—Graphing, Functions, Linear Functions Students will work on Do Now#16 Workbook pg 94 Students will be reviewing graphing & linear functions. (Exam Study Guide) Online lessons Practice workbook Elmo Smartboard Textbook pg 419-420 #13-21 Exam Study Guide Observation Formative Assessments 7.RP.3 Use proportional relationships to solve multistep ratio and percent problems. Simple Interest 7.RP.3 Students will work on Do Now#16 Students will graphing linear functions. Exam Review Online lessons Practice workbook Elmo Smartboard Textbook pg 361 #1-10 Exam Study Guide Homework check Formative assessments 7.RP.3 Use proportional relationships to solve multistep ratio and percent problems. Test – Linear Functions/Graphing Students will work on Do Now#16 Students will graphing linear functions. Exam Review Online lessons Practice workbook Elmo Smartboard Logic Puzzle Exam Study Guide Homework check Formative assessments 7.RP.3 Use proportional relationships to multistep ratio and percent problems. Sales Tax, Discount, Commission 7.RP.3 Students will work on Do Now#16 Students will be calculating slope using two points. Exam Review Online lessons Practice workbook Elmo Smartboard Textbook pg 369 #35-40 Exam Study Guide Homework check Formative assessments 7.RP.3 Use proportional relationships to multistep ratio and percent problems. F R I Quiz—Percent Exam Review Students will work on Do Now#16 Check Do Now Students will be writing equations and graphing linear equations. Online lessons Practice workbook Elmo Smartboard Exam Study Guide Homework check Formative assessments 7.RP.3 Use proportional relationships to multistep ratio and percent problems.
During Work on Integer Projects Examples 1-2 Group Exercises 5-8 Jigsaw Exercise 1-3 Individual Practice Teacher Model Example 2 Partner Practice Exercise 4-19 Example 2 Teacher model Exercise 1 Partner Practice Individual Practice-Problem Set Integer Project Presentations-Test Grade After Problem Set- Grade Exit Ticket Problem Set- Exit Ticket
Transformation The working met on 3rd November at Rugeley Police Station. ACTION: PW to circulate notes. Feedback from GK: Over the period of one month there have been the following outcomes: Positive – Good accuracy of recording crimes provides knowledge and experience to support input into the file. Overall efficiency and effectiveness increased. Electoral reps are happy with developments (keeping informed weekly) ACTION; review in 3 or 6 months Negative – There is disconnection between PCSO’s AND PC’s due to different roles “Leaderless” PCSO’s are now assigned by Community Engagement figures were discussed ACTION: KV to get a map to clarify wards. Crime Performance The working group met on 24th November at Coniston Hall, Chadsmoor. Questions were raised and sent to GK by email asking for a verbal update for the meeting. Rapes. The rape procedure was explained – after the initial investigation, the case is then passed onto specialist officers with ‘STONES’ training. 36% of rape cases are over 12 months old. Historic rape figures are reducing. Domestic rapes indicate cases where individuals are known to each other and are not ‘stranger’ rapes. GK distributed data from 2012 to 2015 for comparison. PREVENT – intervention in behaviour e.g. young people/schools Overall, over the last few people are more confident to come forward. Regarding the press article – 3 arrests have been made. . Arson figures are down compared to last year – are very low. Burglaries Increase in crime in Hednesford, Cannock East and North has reduced recently. No particular reason for this. Recent increase in Brereton is causing public unrest, 30 – 40 burglaries. Electoral reps/Parish council trying to calm and reassure. D. Jones, previously known to police is now ‘sofa surfing’. He has been caught with stolen goods. 5 charges made – more will be made. Drug Offences A 5 year would give a better feel for the local situation.
The Sweet Life of 2nd Grade Miss Rupsis: Room 2 Glen Elementary Newsletter Week of: December 11th Monday 12/4 Tuesday 12/5 Wednesday 12/6 Thursday 12/7 Friday 12/8 Holiday Shop 1:05-1:35pm GAE “Say Yay to Pajama Day!” Miss Rupsis absent (please send any communication in note form in your child’s Take Home Folder) 12/11 12/12 12/13 12/14 12/15 12/18 12/19 12/20 12/21 12/22 Class Party 1:15pm-2pm *Parents welcome! Please RSVP Students will perform a Reader’s Theater Half Day Winter vacation begins at the end of school day. School reopens Jan. 3rd. 12/25 WINTER 12/26 BREAK 12/27 12/28 WINTER 12/29 BREAK A look at our week: Their Way: At the top of your child’s sort, coming home Monday, you will see the pattern they are studying for the week. Language Arts: Core book this week include: “Too Many Tamales” and “Grandma’s Ring” Comprehension strategy of comparing and contrasting two texts
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Working with local officials and institutions Hosting secular and spiritual events at our church put on by third parties Working with local media community in a bus to many hundreds in the community Preaching at racecourse Hustings, Windsor Fringe events, close liaison with local radio Helping with local homeless projects OUTREACH TO THE ELDERLY AND PASTORAL CARE members of the congregation take God to the elderly of our community, inside and outside the congregation with visits and services. Those in hospital and lonely visited by informal team Work closely with Cross Roads, a secular care organisation with office at All Saints Services regularly held at several old people’s homes Lunches for the elderly at church on Fridays FUNERALS Funeral services are used as a significant opportunity for outreach; families are welcome to use the church premises and café for after service receptions Huge commitment is shown in supporting the bereaved before and after the funeral Large number of funerals undertaken per year both at All Saints and elsewhere Links with local funeral companies Many blessings from such work including numerous families joining church YOUNG PEOPLE Our 2 to 17-year olds are split into different groups both on Sundays and elsewhere Separate groups for ‘Mums and Tots’ and ‘Grandmas and Tots’ meet regularly Dance, sing and run the IT at our deceptively chaotic Family Service Bible discussions Weekends away: Local get togethers, visits to Soul Survivor, Big Church family etc. SCHOOLS Engage with children and teachers at all the schools in the parish with assemblies and roadshows (themed RE Days) Spread the word by inviting schools to All Saints’ and holding Bible clubs Incumbent and congregation are members of the governing bodies and PTAs Regular school assemblies 500 attended Easter Services at All Saints and 1,000 attended a mixture of shows and services at Christmas Many examples of Biblically themed holiday clubs in the summer COMMUNITY GROUPS We encourage secular and Christian groups to use rooms Viewed as outreach accepting donations, not a business arrangement Groups participate in church life, surrendering meeting Used by 20 groups with several hundred attending per week: Vulnerable: Alcoholics Anonymous, Art Mental Health, Dementia Groups, Drugs/Smart Support Groups: Men’s Matters, Breast Cancer, Crafts Groups decker
Annex-I GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN HIGHER EDUCATION COMMISSION DEED OF AGREEMENT FOR THE COURSE OF STUDIES UNDER “Faculty Development Programme for Pakistani Universities (Indigenous PhD Scholarships)” This Deed of Agreement is made at .......................…... on the ……day of ……………… 2018, Mr. / Ms. …………………………………………………………(Scholar) Son/Daughter/Wife of…………………………………..................holding CNIC No. …………………………….., of present address at ……………………………………, Tehsil: …………………………., District: ……………………………., Province:……………………..., Pakistan and permanent address at …………………………………, Tehsil: ......................................., District: …………………… Province: ………………………., Pakistan, Contact No.: ……………………………………, by profession ……………………………….. respectively, by nationality Pakistan/AJK national (by birth), hereinafter referred to as the “SCHOLAR”, AND Mr. / Ms. ……………………………………………………… (Guarantor) Son/Daughter/Wife of…………………………………..................holding CNIC No. …………………………….., of present address at ……………………………………, Tehsil: …………………………., District:
-16- THE SECOND SCHEDULE HEREINABOVE REFERRED TO LIST OF OBNOXIOUS INDUSTRIES. 1. Fertilizer manufacture from organic materials, however that these provisions shall not apply to the manufacture of fertilizers from previously processed materials which have no noxious odours or fumes and which do not produce noxious odours or fumes in the compounding or manufacturing thereof. 2. Sulphurous, sulphuric, pitric, nitric, hydrochloric and acid manufacture of their use or storage except an accessor to a permitted industry. 3. Ammonia manufacture. 4. Incineration, reduction or dumping of offal, dead animals, garbage or refuse on a commercial basis. 5. Tar distillation or manufacture. 6. Cement manufacture. 7. Chlorine manufacture. 8. Bleaching powder manufacture. 9. Gelatine or glue manufacture or process involving recovery from fish or animal offal. 10. Manufacture of storage of explosive or fireworks. 11. Fat rendering. 12. Fat, tallow, grease or lard refining or manufacture. 13. Garbage offal or dead animal’s reductions, dumping or incineration. 14. Stock-yard or slaughter of animals or fowls. 15. Tallow, grease or lard manufacturing, 16. Paper and paper products. 17. Charcoal. 18. Manufacture of Viscose Rayon. ..17/-
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PART V APPLICATION OF TARIFF This Tariff shall apply only in relation to any act - (a) in respect of which the fees referred to in regulation 65 of these regulations shall be payable; and (b) which is performed by a legal practitioner, a notary public or a conveyance in connection with any transaction in respect of which he or she received an instruction on or after the date of commencement of these regulations. SCHEDULE I COLUMN A Value of property COLUMN B Fees for conveyance of immovable property N$20 000 or less Over N$20 000 up to and including N$30 000 Over N$30 000 up to and including N$45 000 Over N$45 000 up to and including N$60 000 Over N$60 000 up to and including N$70 000 Over N$70 000 up to and including N$80 000 Over N$80 000 up to and including N$90 000 Over N$90 000 up to and including N$100 000 Over N$100 000 up to and including N$125 000 Over N$125 000 up to and including N$150 000 Over N$150 000 up to and including N$175 000 Over N$175 000 up to and including N$200 000 Over N$200 000 up to and including N$250 000 Over 000 up to and including N$300 000 Over N$300 000 up to and including N$350 000 Over N$350 000 up to and including N$400 000 Over N$400 000 up to and including N$450 000 Over N$450 000 up to and including N$500 000 Over N$500 000 N$ 800 N$ 1 300 N$ 1 500 N$ 1 800 N$ 2 000 N$ 2 500 N$ 2 700 N$ 2 900 N$ 3 000 N$ 3 100 N$ 3 300 N$ 3 500 N$ 3 800 N$4 400 N$4 700 N$5 100 N$5 500 N$6 000 N$6 000 for the first N$500 000 plus N$800 per N$100 000 or part thereof above that up to and including N$1 000 000 or part thereof above that up to and including N$1 000 000 whereafter the fee shall be N$400 per N$100 000 or part thereof up to and including N$5 000 000, whereafter the fee shall be N$200 per N$100 000 or part thereof.
[Form K is amended by GN 36/2004. The word “such” in the phrase “the region in which such it is situated”, added by GN 36/2004, is superfluous. A superfluous comma after the word “situated” in the amendment text has been omitted to avoid confusion.] [Form L is amended by GN 36/2004.] [Form M is amended by GN 36/2004.] [Form N is amended by GN 36/2004.] [Form O is amended by GN 36/2004. There is no Form P.]
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Diseases caused by toxic nitro- and of benzene or its homologues Acute poisoning Diseases caused by nitroglycerin or other nitric acid esters Acute poisoning Diseases caused by alcohols, glycols or ketones poisoning Diseases caused by asphyxiants: carbon monoxide, hydrogen cyanide or its derivatives Acute poisoning Diseases caused by acrylonitrile Acute poisoning Diseases caused by oxides of nitrogen poisoning Diseases caused by vanadium or its compounds Acute poisoning Diseases caused by antimony or its compounds Acute poisoning Diseases caused by hexane Acute poisoning Diseases caused by mineral acids Acute poisoning Diseases caused by pharmaceutical agents Acute poisoning Diseases caused by nickel or its compounds Nasal cavity and para-nasal sinus cancer; lung cancer; contact dermatitis Diseases caused by thallium or its compounds poisoning Diseases caused by osmium or its compounds Acute poisoning Diseases caused by selenium or its compounds Acute poisoning Diseases caused by copper or its compounds Acute poisoning; contact dermatitis Diseases caused by platinum or its compounds Acute poisoning (platinum not explicitly named) Diseases caused by tin or its compounds Acute poisoning Diseases caused by zinc or its compounds Acute poisoning Diseases caused by phosgene Acute poisoning Diseases caused by corneal irritants like benzoquinone Acute poisoning Diseases caused by ammonia Asthma Diseases caused by isocyanates Asthma
Article 1: General Section 1: Name and Affiliation The name of this organization shall be Deep Green Resistance (often abbreviated “DGR”). Section 2: Purpose DGR’s goal is to advance the aboveground strategies laid out in the book Deep Green Resistance: Strategy to Save the Planet, including, but not limited to: Building a culture of resistance against industrial civilization; Normalizing the idea of underground resistance; and Engaging in aboveground political struggles. Section 3: Dissolution Any action to dissolve the organization must be approved by a two-thirds vote of eligible voting members, as well as a unanimous vote of the Steering Committee. If the organization is dissolved, the finances and other assets will be distributed to the 501c3 non-profit organization, Fertile Ground Environmental Institute. Section 4: Statement of Principles The soil, the air, the water, the climate, and the food we eat are created by complex communities of living creatures. The needs of those living communities are primary; individual and social morality must emerge from a humble relationship with the web of life. Civilization, especially industrial civilization, is fundamentally destructive to life on earth. Our task is to create a life-centered resistance movement that will dismantle industrial civilization by any means necessary. Organized political resistance is the only hope for our planet. Deep Green Resistance works to end abuse at the personal, organizational, and cultural levels. We also strive to eradicate domination and subordination from our private lives and sexual practices. Deep Green Resistance aligns itself with feminists and others who seek to eradicate all social domination and to promote solidarity between oppressed peoples.
Deep Talk What is this new thing ‘Deep Talk’? Deep Talk takes a number of Godly Play principles and some Godly Play stories—along with some new stories—and adapts these for a spiritual process suitable to secular and religious settings, to help groups consider their organisation’s / workplace’s vision, mission, issues or challenges. This has been used in Finland, Britain and Australia in secular and church contexts usually with existing adult teams, such as a staff team. Deep Talk sessions are a lot like Play. They begin with the making of a circle; the showing of a story; and the wondering time; but then everyone changes places and a dialogue game is played, arising from the story. This is when the group explores their work and life together. Then a celebration follows before a farewell. Jerome Berryman says: “Deep Talk is a perceptive adaptation of Godly Play to help develop work communities in creative ways. The groups gather around significant stories and wonder what they might mean for each person and how to work together. The guide quietly lays out the story to discover how ‘to untie knots’ as one critic observed. Other critics, familiar with all kinds of ‘group techniques’, found this to be a promising way to keep things open and creative in the work place. A Deep Talk session ends by asking, ‘Is this good enough?'” Jerome Berryman: recommending Tuula Valkonen’s book ‘Deep Talk’ Tuula Valkonen devised and developed Deep Talk, in her words to uncover “the flowers from the weeds” so that a garden could be made, with Godly Play principles, for people at work to talk together. Deep Talk is “an adaptation of Godly Play … to help work communities develop in creative ways” (Jerome Berryman). Tuula Valkonen began to use the techniques of Deep Talk in 2000 to enable the language acquisition methodology of Godly Play (story and wondering) for the corporate world. Like Godly Play, it is best to experience the stories and the wondering. There are some Godly Play storytellers in Australia who are able to offer an introduction and demonstration of Deep Talk. For more information contact Judyth Roberts: judythroberts@gmail.com
thereon denies the alledged role of an ‘agent’. In so far as the 8th Defendant’s knowledge the ‘agent’ is DATO’ MOHD NAZIM BIN TUN ABDUL RAZAK (‘4th Defendant’) and DATO’ AHMAD JOHARI BIN TUN ABDUL RAZAK (‘3rd Defendant’). The 4th and 3th Defendants are agents of the First and 2nd Defendants. The 8th Defendant thereon states that the 8th Defendant was only ordered to arrange a meeting between the deceased, and the younger brother of the First Defendant. The First Defendant had also given confidential orders to the 4th Defendant to expressly follow the orders of the First Defendant; being which, to change ‘SD 1’ if he did not want his life and his family’s lives to be in danger. The 8th Defendant refers to paragraph (iv) at page 8 of the Statement of Claim and verily denies it’s contents. The Plaintiffs are placed under a strict burden of proof. The 8th Defendant thereon states that the 8th Defendant had met and sent the deceased to the CURVE in order to meet DATO’ MOHD NAZIM BIN TUN ABDUL RAZAK (‘4th Defendant’). The 8th Defendant refers to paragraph (v) of the Statement of Claim and verily denies it’s contents. The Plaintiffs are placed under a strict burden of proof. The 8th Defendant thereon states that the 8th Defendant had brought the deceased to meet
QP Bitrate (kbps) when original is directly encoded using JM Bitrate (kbps) when HM decoded video is encoded using transcoder YUV-PSNR when JM encoder output compared with original YUV-PSNR when transcoder output compared with original video 22 1286.22 1572.55 40.88325 40.065 27 579.94 710.23 37.453125 36.2198125 32 275.12 328.17 34.200625 32.4478125 37 134.74 153.96 31.392 29.1429625 crew_cif.y4m sequence quality metrics QP Bitrate (kbps) when original video is directly encoded using JM Bitrate (kbps) when HM decoded video is encoded using transcoder YUV-PSNR when JM encoder output compared with original video YUV-PSNR when transcoder output compared with original video 22 1618.32 1639.75 42.172625 41.1803875 27 784.16 775.62 38.728375 37.6790125 32 350.05 334.5 35.10625 34.150125 37 150.88 140.06 31.976 31.0928125
AMVP – Advance Motion Vector Prediction AVC - Advanced Video Coding CABAC – Context Adaptive Binary Arithmetic Coding CAVLC – Context Adaptive Variable Length Coding CB – Coding Block CIF – Common Intermediate Format CPB – Coded Picture Buffer CTB – Coding Tree Block CTU – Coded Picture Buffer CU – Coding Unit dB – decibel DCT – Discrete Cosine Transform DPB – Decoded Picture Block DST – Discrete Sine Tranform FPS – Frames Per Second FRExts – Fidelity Extesions HD – High Definition HEVC – High Efficiency Video Coding HHR – Half Horizontal Resolution IDCT – Inverse Discrete Cosine Transform IEC – International Electrotechnical Commision ISO – International Standards Organization ITU-T– International Telecommunication Union JCT-VC - Joint Collaborative Team on Video Coding JVT - video team
Durga Roop Niranjani, Sukh Sampati Dataa Maiya Sukh Sampati Dataa Jo Koi Tumko Dhyaavat, Jo Koi Tumko Dhyaavat Ridhi Sidhi Dhan Paataa Om Jai Laxmi Mata Tum Paataal Nivashini, Tum Hi Shubh Dataa Maiya Tum Hi Shubh Dataa Karam Prabhav Prakashini, Karam Prabhav Prakashini Bhav Nidhi Ke Trataa Om Jai Laxmi Mata Jis Ghar Tum Rehti Tanh, Sab Sad Guna Aataa Maiya Sab Sad Guna Aataa Sab Sambhav Ho Jata, Sab Sambhav Ho Jata Man Nahi Ghabrata Om Jai Laxmi Mata Tum Bin Yagg Na Hota Vastra Naa Ho Paata, Maiya Vastra Naa Ho Paata Khan Paan Kaa Vaibhav , Khan Paan Kaa Vaibhav Sab Tum Se Aata Om Jai Laxmi Mata Shubh Gun Mandir Sundar, Kshirodadhi Jataa, Maiya Kshirodadhi Jataa Ratna Charurdash Tumbin, Ratna Charurdash Tumbin Koi Nahin Pataa Om Jai Laxmi Mata Maha Laksmi Ji Ki Arti, Jo Koi Nar Gata Maiya Jo Koi Nar Gata Ur Anand Samataa, Ur Anand Samataa Paap Utar Jata
Public Engagement Agree timetable and methods of engagement Set objectives for launch to shape content of event Establish topic / theme groups and recruit members Project Plan Agree Deepcuts delivery and timescales from Project Framework Assign leads to specific tasks 8.0 Diary of events and activities – to be confirmed and developed with Deepcut NDP Date Event Location Intention Lead 4th July Royal Logistics Corp Open Day Dettingen Fields, Deepcut Advertise Launch Event Steering Group ?? July/ September Launch of Deepcut NDP Deepcut Community Centre Raise awareness of NDP & recruit volunteers Steering Group Presentation of draft Plan Submission of Plan ?? 2016 Adoption of Plan
Deeper Discoveries Week Six The Culture and People of Samaria Forty years after Solomon became king of Israel, the nation split into two. The ten northern tribes became known as Israel and the two southern tribes became Judah. The capital city of Israel was Samaria, while Jerusalem remained the capital of Judah. During the time of God had instituted three migratory feasts. Every Jew was expected to travel annually to Jerusalem to participate in at least one of them. Following the split of the kingdom, Jeroboam, the king of Israel, decided to set up his own system of worship, so the people would not travel down to Jerusalem (1 Kings 12:25–33). Jeroboam son of Nebat established an alternative temple in Samaria, establishing idolatry for the people of Israel to follow. For the first time, idol worship inside the nation of Israel was not due to the influence of surrounding nations, but rather at the behest of the king of Israel himself. From this time forward, idol worship flourished throughout the nation of Israel until the northern kingdom was destroyed by the Assyrians in 722 BC. With the temple located in the southern kingdom, the Israelites of Judah boasted religious superiority over their northern brothers. The kings of Judah were also generally more righteous and adherent to the Mosaic Law. Bitter rivalry occurred between the two kingdoms throughout the centuries. Eventually the southern kingdom of Judah also fell in 586 BC to the Babylonians.
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2018 ISC Show Schedule May 19th – Foxcreek Stables Wauconda IL 312-203-7241 June 16th – Deerwood Farms @ Palatine Stables in Palatine IL 815-519-8522 July 28th – Tower Hill Stables Hampshire IL 847-344-8604 Aug. 18th – Somerset S.H. @ Lamplight in Wayne IL 630-675-9252 Sept. 8th – Tievoli Farm Woodstock IL 847-774-5660 Oct. 20th – Palatine Stables – ISC Finals Palatine IL 847-857-9608 2018 Year End Banquet - December 7th 2018 Our year end banquet celebrates the successes and achievements of the member riders, horses and trainers throughout the show season! Sponsoring a division helps to support this special event! $75 per Division Sponsor! Contact Brianna for more information 815-354-6017 or bschultz@ilshortcircuit.com Officials Judge: Joleen DeWitt Show Manager: Erin Hirsh Property Manager: Toni Bruns Announcer: TBA Secretary: Judy ISC Brianna Schultz-Luebbers Paddock Master: TBA Fees There will a be $50 fee for any NSF- returned check. Stall: $90 Bag of Shavings: $9 Trailer-In Fee: $35 Single Class: $20 3 Class Division: $55 Thank you to the Deerwood Farm Show Sponsors!
Outcome 4 Effectiveness indicators Data is not provided for deliverables because the administered address legal or administrative issues rather than advancing major government initiatives. The following data is the latest available at the time of writing. Table 2.4B Effectiveness indicators for Outcome 4 December quarter 2011 December quarter 2012 Comments The federal workplace relationship system supports improved productivity outcomes Productivity as measured by output per hour worked in the market sector (annual, trend terms) 2.3% 2.3% Short term changes in productivity growth should be interpreted with caution because quarterly and annual rates of labour productivity are prone to volatile and cyclical effects and data are often revised by the ABS with updated information ABS Wage Price Index (annual, seasonal adjusted terms) 3.6% 3.4% The annual wages growth has slowed slightly over the past year Low incidence of industrial action (allowing for variations in the bargaining cycle) Working days lost per thousand employees (annual WDL/000E) 23.9 26.7 The increase in the dispute rate is entirely explained by a increase in disputes in the combined education and training and health care and social assistance industry Working days lost in federal bargaining disputes (annual, WDL) Not available 178,800 The ABS did not publish data on working days lost in federal bargaining disputes for the September quarter 2011 and the March quarter 2011. As a result the annual 2011 figure is not available Collective bargaining is widely used by employers and employees to negotiate pay and conditions Number of workplaces employees had their pay determined by an enterprise agreement made under the Fair Work Act 2009 6865 Fair Work Act agreements, covering 903,000 employees, approved (12 months to 31 Dec 2011) 8225 Fair Work Act agreements, covering 1.036 million employees approved (12 months to 31 Dec 2012) Annual data for enterprise agreement approvals can be influenced by industry bargaining cycles and should therefore be interpreted with some caution
Number of regions that School Business Community Partnership Brokers support (Delivered through 31 Local Learning and Employment Networks in Victoria) 107 107 107 Ceases December 2013 Transition to Independent Living Allowance Number of young people accessing the Transition to Independent Living Allowance 2260 2260 2260 2260 2260 Program 2.12 Student Assistance Program objective The Government is committed to raising the Year 12 or equivalent attainment rate to 90 per cent by 2015 and to reduce the gap in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ education under its policy of giving all Australians an opportunity to gain a first class education. Measures such as student support encourage and assist young people to remain in education and training. Government support is provided through programs such as ABSTUDY and funding through the Assistance for Isolated Children scheme. Administered items ABSTUDY—addresses the particular educational disadvantages faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples by providing support to students and Australian Apprentices to access and participate in secondary and tertiary education. From 1 July 2012, as part of the Government’s student income reform package, the student personal income test limits will increase from $236 to $400 per fortnight. Also from 1 July 2012, the student income bank will increase from $6000 to per annum. As part of the Building Australia’s Future Workforce package announced in the 2011-12 Budget, Youth Allowance will be extended to include 21 year old job seekers from 1 July 2012. In line with the longstanding principle that ABSTUDY payments reflect other general income support payments, the rate of payment for ABSTUDY 21 year olds will also be aligned with the rate for Youth Allowance from 1 July 2012. Student Start-up Scholarship—payable to eligible university students receiving ABSTUDY Living Allowance. The rate for 2012 is $2050, paid in two half yearly