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SECTION 00 01 11 – ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS OWNER: Southfield Public Schools 24661 Lahser Rd, Southfield, MI 48033 PROJECT: Southfield Education Center - Kennedy Remodeling for Special Education LOCATION: Southfield Education Center - Kennedy 16299 Mt. Vernon, Southfield, MI 48075 PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Project work includes minor remodeling of portion of the existing school to accommodate special education programs and includes toilet room remodeling and door revisions for barrier free access and exiting. If this is a K-12 Project, use “SHW Group, Inc” as the Architect company name and take out the line that says “A Member of SHW Group, Stantec Architecture 2338 Coolidge, Berkley, MI 48072 (248) 336-4700 BIDDING DOCUMENTS: Bidding documents consist of plans and specifications as prepared by Stantec Architecture, Berkley, Michigan. Electronic bidding documents may be obtained on or after March 24, 2015 at the following locations: Southfield Public Schools Website: Buy4Michigan: Stantec Architecture Bidding documents are on file and may be examined at the following locations: F.W. Dodge Co. Ph: 734-464-2959 Construction News Service , MI 49519 Ph: 616-530-3940 Builders Exchange – Lansing . Ph: 517-372-8930 Construction Association of Ph: 248-972-1000 Builders Exchange - Ph: 616-949-8650 Builders Exchange – Ph: 269-349-2507
Program Dates Title of Course Course Provider Approved Accrediting Organization CNE Credits (contact hours) Note: If the title of the course or the course provider does not contain the words “heart failure”, you may be required to send the syllabus for verification of heart failure content.
Task 2: Questions about key ideas of postmodern theory Why can labels not be applied to postmodernist theories? Which key variables did sociologists used to focus on? What is a ‘grand narrative’, give an example What is reflexivity? What is risk society?
FISCAL IMPACT NOTE: The rule will not impose any cost on municipalities or counties for implementation or compliance. STATUTORY AUTHORITY: 30-A M.R.S.A. §4741.1 EFFECTIVE DATE: January 2 1980 – filing 79-590 as “Single-Family Program Basic Eligibility Criteria” AMENDED: March 23, 1980 – filing 80-87 April 23, 1980 – filing 80-130 REPEALED AND REPLACED: May 4, 1982 – filing 82-83 as “Home Mortgage Program Rule” AMENDED: May 4, 1982 - filing 82-156 (EMERGENCY) August 26, 1982 – filing 82-187 (EMERGENCY) October 10, 1982 – filing 82-204 October 27, 1982 – filing 82-220 November 17, 1982 – filing 82-205 February 4, 1983 – filing 83-31 (EMERGENCY) April 26, 1983 – filing 83-131 July 6, 1983 – filing 83-174 June 26, 1985 – filing 85-115 (EMERGENCY) October 2, 1985 – filing 85-347 (EMERGENCY) November 21, 1985 – filing 85-471 December 28, 1985 – filing 85-490 April 1, 1986 – filing 86-96 June 17, 1986 – 86-219 August 29, 1987 – filing 87-308 September 28, 1988 – filing 88-342 June 5, 1994 – filing 94-227 REPEALED AND REPLACED: December 29, 1996 – filing 96-588 AMENDED: January 18, 2000 – filing 2000-37 January 2, 2005 – filing 2004-601 REPEALED AND REPLACED: May 9, 2018 – filing 2018-077
located, the provisions of this section prohibiting the private school from opening as a charter school for a period of twelve months do not apply. However, the provisions of Section 594070(D) continue to apply to a private school which was not required to close for a period of twelve months after its conversion to a charter school.” SECTION 2. This act takes effect upon approval by the Governor. XX
(Ac.) Code 345 DEFINITION Managing the amount, orientation and distribution of crop and other plant residue on the soil surface year round while limiting the soil-disturbing activities used to grow and harvest crops in systems where the field surface is tilled prior to planting. PURPOSE Reduce sheet and rill erosion. Reduce wind erosion and Particulate matter less than 10 micrometers in diameter - PM 10. Maintain or improve soil quality. Increase plant-available moisture. Reduce energy use. CONDITIONS WHERE PRACTICE APPLIES This practice applies to all cropland. This practice includes tillage methods commonly referred to as mulch tillage where a majority of the soil surface is disturbed by tillage operations such as vertical tillage, chiseling and disking and also includes tillage/planting systems with relatively minimal soil disturbance but which do not meet the criteria for Residue and Tillage Management (No Till/Strip Till/Direct Seed (code 329). It applies to stubble mulching on land, to tillage for annually planted crops and to tillage for planting perennial crops. It also includes some planting operations, such as hoe drills that disturb a large percentage of the soil surface during the planting operation and cropping systems in which the majority of surface area is disturbed during harvest operations. CRITERIA General Criteria Applicable to All Purposes Uniformly distribute residues over the entire field. Residue shall not be burned. Additional Criteria to Reduce Sheet and Rill Erosion and Reduce Wind Erosion and Particulate matter less than 10 micrometers in diameter - PM 10 Determine the amount of randomly distributed surface residue needed and the amount of surface soil disturbance allowed managing erosion to the planned soil loss objective using the current approved water and wind erosion prediction technology. Ensure that calculations account for the effects of other practices in the management system. Additional Criteria to Maintain or Improve Soil Quality Ensure that an evaluation of the cropping system using the current approved soil conditioning index (SCI) procedure results in a positive trend. Ensure that calculations account for the effects of other practices in the management system. Additional Criteria to Increase Moisture Reducing Evaporation from the Soil Surface. Maintain a minimum 60 percent surface residue cover throughout the year. Trapping Snow. Fall tillage operation shall leave the crop stubble in an upright position. Maintain a crop stubble height during the time significant snowfall is expected to occur to: at least 10 inches for crops with a row spacing of less than 15 inches; at least 15 inches for crops with a row AND
A BILL TO AMEND THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, BY ADDING SECTION 4453362 SO AS TO AUTHORIZE CERTAIN REFILLS BY PRACTITIONERS AND PHARMACISTS OF TOPICAL OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina: SECTION 1. Article 3, Chapter 53, Title 44 of the 1976 Code is amended by adding: “Section 4453362. (A) Notwithstanding another provision of law, in order to prevent unintended interruptions in drug therapy for topical ophthalmic products: (1) a pharmacist is authorized, without obtaining subsequent authorization from the practitioner or obtaining a new prescription from the practitioner, to permit refills at seventy percent of the predicted days of use; and (2) a practitioner, other than a pharmacist, is permitted to authorize refills earlier than seventy percent of the predicted days of use for patients who have continual difficulty with inadvertent wastage. (B) This section applies to refills purchased through retail pharmacies and mail order sources.” SECTION 2. This act takes effect upon approval by the Governor. XX
SECTION 1. Chapter 55, Title 38 of the 1976 Code is amended by adding: “ARTICLE 7 Electronic Documents Section 3855710. As used in this article: (1) ‘Delivered by electronic means’ includes: (a) delivery to an electronic mail address at which a party has consented to receive notices or documents; or (b) placement on an electronic network or site accessible by means of the Internet, mobile application, computer, mobile device, tablet, or another electronic device, together with separate written notice of the placement that must be provided by electronic mail to the address at which the party has consented to receive notice or by another delivery method that has been consented to by the party. (2) ‘Party’ means a recipient of a notice or document required as part of an insurance transaction, including, but not limited to, an applicant, an insured, a policyholder, or an annuity contract holder. Section 3855720. (A) Subject to the provisions of subsection (C), notice to a party of another document required under applicable law in an insurance transaction or that is to serve as evidence of insurance coverage may be delivered, stored, and presented by electronic means if it meets the requirements of Chapter 6, Title 26, the South Carolina Uniform Electronic Transactions Act. (B) Delivery of a notice or document pursuant to this section must be considered equivalent to the following delivery methods: (1) first-class mail; and (2) first-class mail, postage prepaid. (C)(1) A notice or document may be delivered by electronic means by an insurer to a party if: (a) the party has affirmatively consented to the method of delivery and has not withdrawn consent; (b) the party, before giving consent, is provided with a clear and conspicuous statement informing the party of: (i) the right or option of the party to have the notice or document provided or made available in paper or another nonelectronic form at no additional cost; (ii) the right of the party at any time to withdraw his consent to have a notice or document delivered by electronic means;
1941, then extensively renovated under the direction of Reverend A. J. Grove, Sr., who served as pastor from 1964 to 1978; and Whereas, under the direction of Dr. Andrew J. Chisholm, elected as the church’s ninth pastor in 1990 and serving thirteen years, the church inaugurated many new programs and events, such as the BacktoSchool Fling, the Harvest Festival, and the Family and Friends Day; and Whereas, the church purchased a fortyfouracre tract of land less than a mile from the church in the early years of the twentyfirst century under the leadership of Doctor Carl R. Wells, the tenth pastor; and Whereas, in 2009, Reverend Jesse Washington began his ministry to the congregation as the eleventh pastor, guided by his favorite Scripture found in Isaiah 6:8: “Also, I heard the voice of the Lord, saying, ‘Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?’ Then said I, ‘Here I am; send me’”; and Whereas, in 2013, Zion Chapel Baptist Church sponsored the research and dedication of a state historical marker at the site of the church; and Whereas, the South Carolina Senate celebrates this significant milestone of a century and a half of meaningful spiritual ministry to the congregation and to the community of Zion Chapel Baptist Church Number One. Now, therefore, Be it resolved by the Senate: That the members of the Senate of the State of South Carolina, by this resolution, recognize and honor Zion Chapel Baptist Church Number One for its deep heritage in Richland County and congratulate the congregation and its pastor upon the celebration of the church’s one hundred fiftieth anniversary. Be it further resolved that a copy of this resolution be presented to Reverend Jesse Washington, Jr., Pastor of Zion Chapel Baptist Church Number One. XX
AUSTRALIAN COMMUNICATIONS AND MEDIA AUTHORITY DRAFT Exemption Order STV/EO-00348 granted under subsection 130ZY(3) of the Broadcasting Services Act 1992 1. Interpretation In this instrument: ACMA means the Australian Communications and Media Authority; Act means the Broadcasting Services Act 1992; Applicant means Transact Broadcasting Pty Ltd (ACN 96846776); Application means the exemption order application received on 28 March 2017 in respect of the Service; Previous Application means the exemption order application received on 29 December 2014 (application number 219) in respect of the Service; Service means the CNBC subscription television service provided by the Applicant; and Specified Eligible Period means 1 July 2016 to 30 June 2017. 2. Exemption Under subsection 130ZY(3) of the Act, the ACMA: (a) having considered the written representations made by the Applicant in the Application and in the Previous Application, the supporting evidence submitted with the Application and with the Previous Application [and the submissions received during the consultation period from...]; and (b) being satisfied that a refusal to make the exemption order would impose an unjustifiable hardship on the Applicant; EXEMPTS the Applicant from the application of subsection 130ZV(1) of the Act in respect of the Service for the Specified Eligible Period.
VENDOR INFORMATION SHEET FOR RFP 3490 Vendor Shall: Provide all requested information in the space provided next to each numbered question. The information provided in Sections V1 through V6 shall be used for development of the contract; Type or print responses; and Include this Vendor Information Sheet in Section III of the Technical Proposal. V1 Company Name V2 Street Address V3 City, State, ZIP V4 Telephone Number Area Code: Number: Extension: V5 Facsimile Number Area Code: Number: Extension: V6 Toll Free Number Area Code: Number: Extension: V7 Contact Person for Questions / Contract Negotiations, including address if different than above Name: Title: Address: Email Address: V8 Telephone Number for Contact Person Area Code: Number: Extension: V9 Facsimile Number for Contact Person Area Code: Number: Extension: V10 Name of Individual Authorized to Bind the Organization Name: Title: V11 Signature (Individual shall be legally authorized to bind the vendor per NRS 333.337) Signature: Date:
fortyfive miles from the physician, the Board of Nursing and the Board of Medical Examiners shall review the application to determine if adequate supervision exists. (44) ‘Reinstatement’ means an action of the board in a disciplinary matter that authorizes the resumption of practice upon any terms or conditions ordered or agreed to by the board. (45) ‘Relinquish’ means to permanently cancel or invalidate an authorization instead of disciplinary proceedings or final decision by the board. A person whose authorization to practice has been relinquished to the board is permanently ineligible for a license or other authorization of any kind from the board. Relinquishment is irrevocable, an admission of any or all of the allegations of misconduct, and reported and treated as a permanent revocation. (46) ‘Respondent’ means a person charged with responding in a disciplinary or other administrative action. (47) ‘Revocation’ means the permanent cancellation or withdrawal of an authorization issued by the board. A person whose authorization has been permanently revoked by the board is permanently ineligible for an authorization of any kind from the board. (48) ‘Significant disciplinary action’ means a public decision in a disciplinary matter that involves substantial issues of professional or ethical competence or qualification to practice. The board may consider any actions taken by the original board or conduct considered relevant to the applicant’s fitness for licensure to practice in this State. (49) ‘State identification bureau’ means an authorized governmental agency responsible for receiving and screening the results of criminal history records checks in this State or another state. (50) ‘Supervision’ means the process of critically observing, directing, and evaluating another person’s performance, unless otherwise provided by law. (51) ‘Suspension’ means the temporary withdrawal of authorization to practice for either a definite or indefinite period of time ordered by the board. The holder of a suspended authorization to practice may petition the board for reinstatement to practice upon compliance with all terms and conditions imposed by the board. (52) ‘Telemedicine’ means the practice of medicine using electronic communications, information technology, or other means between a licensee in one location and a patient in another location with or without an intervening practitioner.
(53) ‘Temporary license’ means a current, timelimited document that authorizes practice at the level for which one is seeking licensure. (54) ‘Unprofessional conduct’ means acts or behavior that fail to meet the minimally acceptable standard expected of similarly situated professionals including, but not limited to, conduct that may be harmful to the health, safety, and welfare of the public, conduct that may reflect negatively on one’s fitness to practice, or conduct that may violate any provision of the code of ethics adopted by the board or a specialty. (55) ‘Voluntary surrender’ means forgoing the authorization to practice by the subject of an initial or formal complaint pending further order of the board. It anticipates other formal action by the board and allows any suspension subsequently imposed to include this time. (56) ‘Volunteer license’ means authorization of a retired practitioner to provide medical services to others through an identified charitable organization without remuneration.” SECTION 5. Section 4047110(B) of the 1976 Code is amended by adding appropriately numbered new items to read: “(26) engaged in a practice with an NP, CNM, or CNS without a practice agreement as defined in Section 404720(35) in place at the time that practice was initiated and during its continuation; or (27) failed to follow or comply with the practice agreement as defined in Section 404720(35) while engaged in a practice with an NP, CNM, or CNS.” SECTION 6. Section 4047195 of the 1976 Code is amended to read: “Section 4047195. (A) A licensee who supervises another practitioner shall hold a permanent, active, unrestricted authorization to practice in this State and be currently engaged in the active practice of their respective profession or shall hold an active unrestricted academic license to practice medicine in this State. (B) Pursuant to this chapter, only licensed physicians may supervise another practitioner who performs delegated medical acts in accordance with the practitioner’s applicable scope of professional practice authorized by state law. It is the supervising physician’s responsibility to ensure that delegated medical acts to
Higher Check In - 8.01 Conventions, notation and terms ABCD is a polygon which has no parallel sides and one pair of equal angles. What is the name of this polygon? Write down the name of any polyhedrons which have the same number of faces and vertices. How many more edges does a pentagonal prism have than a cone? Three points A (3, 5), B (8, 5) and C (6, -1) form three of the vertices of a parallelogram. Find the coordinates of the fourth point D. Place the following quadrilaterals in the correct position in the Venn diagram below. rectangle kite rhombus parallelogram trapezium ABC is a triangle with lengths AB 9 cm and AC 9 cm. One of the angles is 100°. How many different triangles can be drawn with this information? Explain your answer. A cone is sliced into two equal pieces along the vertical plane through the vertex. Each piece will have two flat faces. What are the shapes of these faces? Triangle ABC with A (2, 5), B (1, 8) and C (4, 9) is reflected in the line to form a quadrilateral. Find the coordinates of the fourth vertex, and name the quadrilateral. Sally is designing a patchwork quilt using only regular polygons. She has decided on a floral pattern using one polygon for the centre of the flower and a different polygon for the petals surrounding the flower. If she uses regular pentagons for the petals, how many petals will be needed for each flower? A rectangular table top has a perimeter of 10 m and an area of 5.8 m2. Work out whether a tablecloth measuring 2.4 m by 2.6 m would cover this table top. Extension A tesseract is an "impossible" 4 dimensional cube. By considering the number of vertices of a point in zero dimensions, a line in one dimension, a square in two dimensions and a cube in three dimensions, can you describe the number of vertices in a tesseract? Answers
vacation time sharing plan, including sellers and owners of such vacation time sharing plan. (21) ‘Consumer vacation time sharing reseller’ means an owner of a resale vacation time sharing interest. (22) ‘Managing entity’ means a person who manages a vacation time sharing association.” SECTION 2. Section 273255 of the 1976 Code is amended to read: “Section 273255. An owner of an interest in a vacation time sharing plan may not be charged an upfront appraisal fee for the resale of his interest but may be charged only an upfront marketing fee or commission upon the resale of the interest in an amount stipulated by written agreement between the owner and his sales agent. A person violating the provisions of this section has committed an unfair trade practice pursuant to Section 39520 and is subject to all penalties and remedies provided by law for this violation. (A) Before engaging in any vacation time sharing resale services, a resale service provider must provide a written contract to the consumer vacation time sharing reseller that includes the following: (1) The name, physical address, telephone number, and website address, if any, of the resale service provider and any other agent or third party who will provide any of the vacation time sharing resale services on behalf of the resale service provider. (2) The name, physical address, telephone number, and email address of the escrow agent, if applicable, that will be used to hold funds or other property pursuant to this section. (3) A complete description of the vacation time sharing resale services. (4) The duration of the contract for vacation time sharing resale services expressed in days, weeks, months or years. (5) A description of any fees, costs, or other consideration to be paid to the resale service provider or any other agent or third party, including marketing and advertising fees or commissions that are paid upon the sale of a resale vacation time sharing interest. (6) A statement, if applicable, that the resale service provider will deliver to the consumer vacation time sharing reseller all documentation evidencing the transfer of legal ownership of the resale vacation time sharing interest as provided in subsection (B). (7) The website addresses and telephone numbers for both the Department of Consumer Affairs and the commission.
(7) A statement, if applicable, that the consumer time sharing reseller shall have five business days from the date they receive the notice of right to dispute the release funds from the escrow agent as referenced in subsection (B). (8) The internet addresses and telephone numbers for both the Department of Consumer Affairs and the commission. (9) A statement printed in at least 12point boldfaced type immediately preceding the space in the contract provided for the consumer time sharing reseller’s signature in substantially the following form: ‘You have an unwaivable right to cancel this contract for any reason within 5 business days after the date you sign this contract. If you decide to cancel this contract, you must notify (name of resale service provider) in writing of your intent to cancel. Your notice of cancellation must be effective upon the date sent and must be sent to (resale service provider’s mailing address) or to (resale service provider’s email address). Your refund will be made within 20 days after receipt of notice of cancellation or within 5 days after receipt of funds from your cleared check, whichever is later. You are not obligated to pay (name of resale service provider) any money unless you sign this contract and return it to (name of resale service provider).’ ‘Before signing this contract, you should carefully review your original vacation time sharing purchase contract and other project documents to determine whether there are any restrictions or special conditions applicable to the resale or rental of your vacation time sharing interest. You may also wish to contact your resort management company or your vacation time sharing association to learn about resale or rental options that may be available to you.’ (B) With respect to all fees, costs and compensation paid to a resale service provider, the following shall apply: (1) A consumer vacation time sharing reseller may not be charged an appraisal fee in connection with the sale or rental of a resale vacation time sharing interest. (2) A consumer vacation time sharing reseller may be charged marketing or advertising fees prior to the sale or rental of a resale vacation time sharing interest. (3) A consumer vacation time sharing reseller shall not pay any advance fee, cost or compensation for vacation time sharing resale services, except as provided in item (2), unless one hundred percent of all funds are deposited into an escrow account until the
28 23 23 Video Surveillance Systems Infrastructure 28 23 29 Video Surveillance Remote Devices and Sensors SUBMITTALS Manufacturer’s data sheets in digital or printed form. Manufacturer’s installation and operations manuals in digital or printed form. QUALIFICATIONS Manufacturer Manufacturer shall have been in business for more than 10 years. All installation, configuration, setup and related work shall be performed by an authorized technician certified by the manufacturer. All installation shall be performed by a technician licensed to install and service video surveillance and security equipment as mandated by the authority having jurisdiction. WARRANTY & SUPPORT The Network Video Camera shall come with a minimum 3 year manufacturer’s warranty with the 1st year including advance replacement service. The Network Video Camera shall come with a heroic customer service support structure, including a 1-888 number for technical service, pre and post sales assistance, and full access to online technical support as well as online sales support. Technical support shall be available for 24 hours per day 7 days per week to all integrators and dealers free of charge. Firmware updates and patches shall be available free of charge. - END OF SECTION -
Include a high quality Sony Progressive CMOS image sensor. Have an ingress protection (IP) rating equivalent to IP66 against the ingress of dust and moisture. Include digital wide dynamic range (D-WDR) function balancing situations with dark lighting conditions in some areas. Operate with a minimum illumination of 0.05 lux in day mode and 0.01 lux in night mode (@ F1.6) at 30 IRE and 0.1 lux in day mode and 0.03 lux in night mode at 50IRE. Include a mechanical IR cut filter that is removed during low light conditions to improve low light imaging. This shall be referred to as a True Day/Night function. Include a motorized lens with a length from 4.7mm to 94mm for a total optical zoom of 20x. Have a field of view from 55.2° at the widest view to 2.93° at the narrowest view. Have Auto/Manual Iris control that is adjustable through the camera’s web interface. Have a white balance function that is adjustable through the camera’s web interface. Have a white balance range of at least 2700K to 7800K. Have a backlight compensation function that is adjustable through the camera’s web interface. Have an auto gain control function that is adjustable through the camera’s web interface. Include 4 alarm inputs used for activating alarm events. Include 2 relay outputs that can be activated on alarm input and on motion detection. Include 1 audio input and 1 audio output. PTZ FUNCTIONS – The network video camera shall provide the following characteristics/features/functions. The network video camera shall: Have an optical zoom equal to 20x. Have a pan range that is an endless 360 degrees. Have a tilt range of -10° to 190°. Support up to 256 preset positions. Have a preset accuracy within no less than ±0.225°.
professional practice authorized by state law. A copy of approved written scope of practice guidelines or approved written protocol, dated and signed by the supervising physician and the practitioner, must be provided to the board by the supervising physician within seventytwo hours of request by a representative of the department or board. (C) In evaluating a written guideline or protocol, the board and supervising physician or medical staff shall consider the: (1) training and experience of the supervising physician; (2) nature and complexity of the delegated medical acts being performed; (3) geographic proximity of the supervising physician to the supervised practitioner; when the supervising physician is to be more than fortyfive miles from not located at the same site as the supervised practitioner, special consideration must be given to the manner in which the physician intends to monitor the practitioner, and prior board approval must be received for this practice; and (4) number of other practitioners the physician or medical staff supervises. Reference must be given to the number of supervised practitioners, as prescribed by law. When the supervising physician assumes responsibility for more than the number of practitioners prescribed by law, special consideration must be given to the manner in which the physician intends to monitor, and prior board approval must be received for this practice. (D)(1) A physician or medical staff who is engaged in practice with an NP, CNM, or CNS must: (a)(i) hold permanent, active, and unrestricted authorization to practice medicine in this State and be actively practicing medicine within the geographic boundaries of this State; or (ii) hold an active, unrestricted academic license to practice medicine in this State and be actively practicing medicine within the geographic boundaries of this State; (b) have in place prior to beginning practice and during its continuation a practice agreement as defined in Section 404720(35), a copy of which the physician must make available to the board within seventytwo hours of a request; (c) not enter into practice agreements with more than the equivalent of six fulltime NPs, CNMs, or CNSs and must not practice in a situation in which the number of NPs, CNMs, or CNSs providing clinical services with whom the physician is working, combined with the number of physician assistants providing clinical services whom the physician is supervising, is greater than six
Does the restraining condition deal with class limitation (restrict alienation to a class)? – if so, it will be valid if class is expanding; invalid if class is diminishing Uncertainty in Expression or Intent: If court can’t figure out your intention, then the restraint will be invalid If a condition subsequent is too uncertain, court can get rid of condition and gift becomes indefeasible Re Messinger Estate – “while she resides in home” = uncertain condition subsequent – courts struck down condition If a determinable interest is too uncertain, court will consider whole gift invalid because it does not have words of clear limitation If a condition precedent is too uncertain, the whole gift is invalid The person who has the interest has to know what will bring things to an end – it has got to be clear from the beginning Courts have used uncertainty to render racist and religious clauses void – today are willing to interpret situations as being contrary to public policy RULE AGAINST PERPETUITIES – see Kangaroo guide! Get it to help you follow along as Howell works through the sample problems. If you can regurgitate the Kangaroo steps on the exam you will get plenty of marks… don’t lose too much sleep if you feel like an inadequate lump during these classes. Incorporeal Interests – Easements & Profits a Prendre Easements WHAT: intangible rights or obligations in relation to the land but not the land itself – not a right to possession recognized and protected by law as ‘proprietary’ distinguishable from purely contractual relationships with accompanying rights and obligations – BUT, a K between land owners can become attached to the land and affect 3rd parties 2 TYPES: Common Law Statutory Common Law Easements WHAT: right of use over another’s property
A. in B. that C. because D. but 17. Directions: Select the correct text in the passage. Which conjunction in the sentence below signals contrast? Theo and Tiger have a biology exam in the morning. Theo is studying for the exam, but Tiger is playing video games. If Tiger fails the exam, he will be in trouble with his parents because they told him to study. 18. Which sentence is written correctly? A. This trip to Europe is available to both current students nor former students. B. This trip to Europe is available to both current students but also former students. C. This trip to Europe is available to either current students and former students. D. This trip to Europe is available to both current students and former students. 19. Sara and her family hiked for hours over rocks and roots until they found a beautiful lake. Which word in the sentence above is a subordinating conjunction? A. and B. over C. until D. for 20. Which sentence is written correctly? A. Dorothy’s parents asked her if neither she wanted to spend time with her grandparents nor go out with her classmates. B. Dorothy’s parents asked her whether she wanted to spend time with her grandparents or go
March 11: Thought Control II “Propaganda and Demotic Speech” (1944) “Politics and the English Language” (1945) “Writers and the Leviathan” (1948) Presenter 1: _______________________ Presenter 2: _______________________ Reading Summary #7 Due March 18 Nineteen Eighty-Four Part One (pp. 1-48). Presenter: __________________ March 25 Nineteen Eighty-Four Part One (pp. 48-104). Presenter: __________________ April 1 Nineteen Eighty-Four Part Two (pp. 105-159). Presenter: __________________ April 8 Nineteen Eighty-Four Part Two (pp. 159-224). Presenter: __________________ April 15 Nineteen Eighty-Four Part Three (pp. 225-298). Presenter: __________________ April 22 Nineteen Eighty-Four Appendix: The Principles of Newspeak (pp. 299-312). Optional Readings
MASS TIMES AT OTHER CENTRES LECTIONARY READINGS FOR THE DAY DAY STROUD Sun 9.00am 10.00am Ez 34: 11-12. 15-17 Ps 22: 1-3. 5-6 1Cor 15: 20-26. 28 Mt 25: 31-46 Mon 10.00am 9.30am Dn 1: 1-6. 8-20 Dn 3: 52-56 Lk 21: 1-4 Tues No Mass 7.30pm Dn 2: 31-45 Dn 3: 57-61 Lk 21: 5-11 Wed No Mass 10.00am Dn 5: 1-6. 13-14. 16-17. 23-28 Dn 3: 62-67 Lk 21: 12-19 Thurs 10.00am 7.30pm Rm 10: 9-18 Ps 18: 2-5 Mt 4: 18-22 Fri No Mass 10.00am Dn 7: 2-14 Dn 3: 75-81 Lk 21: 29-33 Sat 10.00am 6.30pm Dn 7: 15-27 Dn 3: 82-87 Lk 21: 34-36 Sun 9.00am 10.00am Is 63: 16-17. 64: 1. 3-8 Ps 79: 2-3. 15-16. 1Cor 1: 3-9 Mk 13: 33-37 FEASTS OF THE WEEK CLEANING FLOWERS MINISTERS OF COMMUNION St Andrew St Alexander Bryant St Osmund David & Laura 26th Nov Betty Foxton (Deacon Bogdan is away) Maggie Our Lord Jesus Christ King of the Universe * Weekdays of 34th (Last) week of Ordinary Time * PSALTER: WEEK 2 DAY TIME INTENTION READER this WEEK READER next WEEK Sunday 11.00am People of the Parish David Binns Tony Thompson 5.00pm People of the Parish Penny Gear Ann Walker Tuesday 9.15am Friday 9.15am Class 2 CHRISTMAS MASS TIMES Sunday 24th Dec 10.00am At St Joseph’s No Mass at Annunciation Sunday Mass 4.00pm At Annunciation Children’s Crib Service 6.00pm At Annunciation Carols and Evening Mass Christmas Day 9.00am At St Joseph’s Christmas Mass 11.00am At Annunciation Christmas Mass
detail dialogue figurative language humor hyperbole illustration imagery mood narrator point of view problem and solution sequence symbolism tone visual detail detail figurative language humor hyperbole image metaphor mood onomatopoeia point of view repetition rhyme rhythm simile symbol tone visual detail compare contrast description details dialogue examples graph headings humor illustrations image map narrative point of view quotations sequence text structure: cause-effect compare/contrast description problem-solution sequence table timeline titles and subtitles transition of the nonfiction writer’s techniques as well as techniques of the story writer. Usually, these techniques are part of a biography. challenges dialogue illustrations photographs quotations NWEA Grammar, Syntax, Punctuation Requirements
Week of April 17 Week of April 24 Literature genre Poem story _ folk tale __humor _fable _ fantasy _poem _realistic fiction __mystery __historical fiction Distinguish literal from nonliteral language (CCSSRL3.4) Analyze craft and structure—CCSSR3.5 Explain and illustrate the central message of a . Refer to parts of poems such as stanza to describe how each part builds on earlier parts Explain how the writer helps you “get” the message. Fiction Genre: ________________________ Figure out the message and tell how the writer communicates it Nonfiction Sources _topic/trade book _ biography _ history __article _video __textbook __museum exhibit _ topic/trade book _ biography _ history __article _video __textbook __museum exhibit and Develop nonfiction literacy CCSSRI.3.2 Determine the main idea of a text; recount the key details and explain how they support the main idea. CCSSRI3.5. Use text features and search tools to locate information relevant to a given topic efficiently. NWEA Nonfiction Integrate NONFICTION reading and visual resources to explore a topic with a Focus Question. How do you learn from reading nonfiction? Use text features to locate information that supports ideas. what are the main ideas? Integrate NONFICTION reading and visual resources to explore a topic with a Focus Question. How do you learn from reading nonfiction? Link to Online Resource: analyze the text—what are the main ideas? Use text features to locate information that supports ideas CCSSR.3.4 Infer meaning from context Multimeaning words CCSSW3.5. With guidance and support from peers and adults, develop and strengthen writing by planning, revising, and editing. Use list of NWEA grammar and punctuation and syntax specifics to identify priorities for students to make examples of/correct errors. Use list of NWEA grammar and punctuation and syntax specifics to identify priorities for students to make examples of/correct errors. Third Grade: FOURTH QUARTER Learning Priorities Weeks 32-33 Week of May 1 Week of May 8 Literature genre _ story _ folk tale __humor _fable _ fantasy _poem _realistic fiction __mystery __historical fiction story _ folk tale __humor _fable _ fantasy _poem _realistic fiction __mystery __historical fiction
Contents General Information …………………………………………………………………..………. Application Application Hospital Profile and Personnel ………………………………………………………. 9 Certification Statement ………………………………………………………..………. 11 Categorization Level Criteria Checklist ………………….………………………. 13 Documentation Checklist ……………………………………………………………… 19
Open cath lab. If not immediately available consider redirecting patient transport to another Level I Cardiac Center if capable of a more timely cath lab evaluation. Recruit cardiologist to respond to ER or cath lab. Prepare for initiation of therapeutic hypothermia for appropriate CPA-ROSC patients. Recruit additional team members as resources allow and are required to provide immediate care according to the level of categorization of the hospital. These may include but are not limited to the following: Respiratory Therapist Pharmacist Radiology Technician EKG Technician Intensivist Cardiac Alert (UA/NSTEMI) and patients who have a prehospital high risk score of FOUR or greater on the . These patients should receive an immediate evaluation by the in-house elements of the cardiac team to further evaluate the possibility of a time-critical ACS being responsible for the patient’s symptoms. The components of this initial response need not include activation of the cath lab or recruitment of a cardiologist. Response should include the following within the scope of capability of the receiving hospital: Identify primary nurse and physician who will meet the patient upon arrival. Identify most appropriate available bed in ER to receive patient. Recruit additional team members such as resources allow and are required to provide for the rapid evaluation and immediate care of the patient. These may include but are not limited to the following: Radiology Technician EKG Technician Lab Technician
Contents General Information …………………………………………………………………..………. Application Application Hospital Profile and Personnel ………………………………………………………. 9 Certification Statement ………………………………………………………..………. 11 Categorization Level Criteria Checklist ………………….………………………. 13 Documentation Checklist ……………………………………………………………… 17 Appendices 19
A. State of Washington Prehospital Cardiac Triage Destination 21 B. Data Collection and Reporting Requirements………………………………… 23 C. 25 D. System Activation Guidelines…………………………………………………………. 27 This page intentionally left blank Resources
SI and as appropriate will review the initial incident reports (IIR) on these and determine which cases need to go to further RCA investigation. In Q3 overall there were 37 deaths reported (expected and unexpected, as well as those in our care and recently discharged). Detail of all deaths was provided to the Quality Committee in February 2016. In December 2015 NHS England published a report into the deaths of people with a learning disability or mental health problems at Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust. A gap analysis is being done to review and improve our processes and procedures around investigating deaths (expected and unexpected), the outcome of the gap analysis will be reported to the Board of Directors in April 2016. The analysis is considering the extent of board leadership and scrutiny, quality of reporting and investigations, information management and involvement of families and other agencies involved in the patient’s care. In January 2016 NHS England also asked all NHS organisations to submit information on the number of deaths and those deaths which were found to be potentially preventable over a 12 month period. Alongside our data submission we provided accompanying notes to explain the definitions and business rules used as very limited national instructions were provided and from conversations with three other providers information was being reported differently. The information on avoidable mortality rates is likely to be published identifying NHS organisations. 9. Serious Incidents (SI) The total number of SI’s in Q2 was 31 and the number in Q3 currently was 23. This represents a further quarterly reduction following the peak seen in Q1 of 2015. As previously reported, as part of the new SI framework introduced from April 2015 the Trust is reporting more incidents at an earlier stage and then, and when more information becomes available requesting downgrades. 10. Suspected and confirmed suicides by quarter The number of suspected suicides in Q3 has fallen further to five. Of these five, three are being managed as SI’s and two are currently not. The trend continues downwards. If the trajectory remains the same there will be a year on year reduction in the number of suspected suicides over the last five years. All of the reported suspected suicides reported as SIs in Q3 occurred in the community in the following teams: South Oxon AMHT, Prison Service Woodhill and CAMHS South. 11. Never Events There have been no incidents meeting the never events criteria for three years.
Contents General Information …………………………………………………………………..……..…. Application Application Hospital Profile and Personnel …………………………………………………….….. 11 Certification Statement ………………………………………………………….……… 13 Categorization Level Criteria Checklist ………………….………………….…… 15 Documentation
Written stroke protocols/order sets/procedures/algorithms for assessment and treatment of ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes, which include: -stroke team activation process (from prehospital notification and for “walk-ins”) -initial diagnostic tests (e.g., FAST screen at triage, NIH stroke scale, CT) -administration of medications (e.g., t-PA) -swallowing assessment prior to oral intake Stroke protocols/order sets, procedures/algorithms, etc. for each action or process listed. Transfer protocols or guidelines that include criteria specific to transferring stroke patients, although there should be no reason to transfer stroke patients from a Level I other than disasters, equipment failure, or severe staffing shortage. Transfer protocols according to criterion. General EMTALA transfer protocols or guidelines that don’t specifically address stroke transfers are not adequate documentation. Stroke unit. Practitioners working in the stroke unit demonstrate evidence of initial and ongoing training in the care of acute stroke patients. Stroke units may be defined and implemented in a variety of ways. The stroke unit does not have to be a specific enclosed area, but will be a specified unit to which most stroke patients are admitted (Joint Commission). Refer to the for further guidance on stroke units. Description of stroke unit, including staffing, operation, admission/discharge, care protocols, census, and outcome data. Organizational/administration support Coordination with Emergency Medical Services, e.g., working with county EMS councils, regional councils, or medical program directors on cardiac care and transport policy and procedures, system activation, training, data collection, and quality improvement. Description of how you work with EMS in your community, e.g., attendance at county and/or regional EMS council meetings, copies of county EMS stroke patient care procedures, joint training, etc. Laboratory or point of care testing 24 hours a day, seven days a week and results within 45 minutes Intensive care unit 24 hours a day, seven days a week Operating room coverage 24 hours a day, seven days a week and ready within hours of notification Interventional services coverage 24 hours a day, seven days a week Stroke clinic Physical therapy
Contents General Information …………………………………………………………………..……..…. Application Application Hospital Profile and Personnel …………………………………………………….….. 9 Certification Statement ………………………………………………………….……… 11 Categorization Level Criteria Checklist ………………….………………….…… 13 Abbreviated Checklist for DNV, HFAP, and Joint Commission ….….…. 19
North Whatcom, Skagit, San Juan Island, Snohomish Martina Nicolas - martina@northregionems.com North Central Okanogan, Chelan, Douglas, Grant Rinita Cook - Rcook@ncecc.org North West Clallam, Jefferson, Kitsap, Mason Rene Perret - rene@nwrems.org South Central Yakima, Kittitas, Benton, Franklin, Walla Walla, Columbia Zita Wiltgen - zitawiltgen@screms.org Southwest Wahkiakum, Cowlitz, Clark, Skamania, Klickitat, South Pacific Zita Wiltgen - swems@comcast.net West Pierce, Thurston, Lewis, Grays Harbor, North Pacific Anne Benoist – anne@wrems.com This page intentionally left blank
following data elements and indicators. Percent of stroke patients who arrive by EMS Percent of stroke patients with pre-arrival notification from EMS Average door to needle time Number and percent of ischemic stroke patients eligible for t-PA who get treated (STK-4) Percent t-PA administered within 60 minutes of arrival Percent transferred/admitted Discharge disposition: percent of patients discharged to home, home with home health/hospice, SNF National Stroke Inpatient Quality Measures for admitted patients Venous thromboembolism (VTE) prophylaxis Discharged on antithrombotic therapy Anticoagulation therapy for atrial fibrillation/flutter Thrombolytic therapy