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1 YCGTPOTRAN* Modalidad de Transporte Char 3 O 1, 4, 7 1 = Marítimo 4 = Aéreo 7= Terrestre Utilizar tabla “DocumentosAsociados” Se consignará el código de la modalidad de transporte mediante el que ingresaron o salieron las mercancías al o del territorio aduanero, “1” si se trata de la modalidad de transporte marítimo, “4” si se trata de la modalidad de transporte aéreo y “7” si se trata de la modalidad de transporte terrestre. 2 YCGTPOMIC* Tipo de Manifiesto Char 1 O 1, 4, 7 0 = Manifiesto Ingreso 1 = Manifiesto Salida Utilizar tabla “Códigos Generales”, tipo 21 “Tipos de Manifiesto” Se consignará “0” si es un manifiesto de ingreso, “1” si es un Manifiesto de salida. Campo Nombre Descripción Tipo Largo O/C Modalidad Validación Instructivo de llenado
An U12 Mentor is under no obligation to agree to reschedule a fixture , if the first contact is made on the Saturday morning, CCC1 will support the club who is in a position to play on the Saturday morning and the game will be awarded to that club Bibs must be worn by all mentors – U8 to U12 –. Any person wearing a bib on the side-line, is deemed to be a mentor. U12 teams failing to wear bibs will be fined €10 per team per game Pitches If the home team’s pitch is unplayable the fixture must be played at opponent’s venue if playable, otherwise home team may forfeit the points. Player Eligibility If a team has an issue about the eligibility of an opposing player the mentor should ask the referee to: Take the player’s name Get the player’s signature Get the player’s date of birth Request the referee to report this to CCC1. Issues of registration can only be dealt with by written request to Parnell Park from the club secretary with the query. Note Rule 6.16 of GAA Official Guide covering Age Grades Referees Referee’s fees are U8 – U11 €10 per team U12 - €15 per team The HOME team must contact the referee co-ordinator of the assigned club to ensure the provision of a referee at least 2 days in advance. If a referee co-ordinator is not notified by the HOME team of a call off or change of venue/time then the HOME team as listed for the fixture is liable for the full fee. In the event that a referee fails to show, the away team has the option to referee the game. If they do not wish to exercise this option then the home team MUST referee or concede the game. All teams must implement respect initiative Any injuries sustained during a game must be reported to the referee so he/she can include in their match report
FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH UCR 29-A §551 1 FAILURE TO REPORT ACCIDENT – CMV 29-A §2251 1 Rule history EFFECTIVE DATE: AMENDED: (included filing of electronic text) NON-SUBSTANTIVE CORRECTIONS: - corrected unit number REPEALED AND REPLACED: - filing 2003-410 - filing 2004-399 – filing 2006-79 July 1, 2012 – filing 2012-171 AMENDED: March 14, 2016 – filing 2016-039 REPEALED AND REPLACED: July 24, 2018 – filing 2018-138
Edu4DRR Teachers Network - By and for teachers and educators who want to make a difference in disaster prevention Coalition for Global School Safety and Disaster Prevention Education Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN) To share education resources to reduce the impact of natural and man-made disasters Earthquake education in the global Persian community (Teachers Without Borders) Collaborate on creating and collecting earthquake education resources that can be used by the global community Periperi U - A platform for university partnership to reduce disaster risks in Africa Global Alliance for DRR and Resilience in the Education Sector To strengthen global coordination, knowledge sharing, and advocacy on disaster risk reduction (DRR) and education Confined Masonry Network Structural Safety/ Building Codes - Improving the design and construction quality of confined masonry in areas where it is currently used; - Introducing confined masonry construction in regions where it can reduce seismic risks. Green Recovery and A training program designed to increase awareness and knowledge of
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3:31am EST MOSCOW, Dec 17 (Reuters) - The following are some of the leading stories in Russia's newspapers on Friday. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. KOMMERSANT www.kommersant.ru - Prime Minister Vladimir Putin sounded more menacing and aggressive than last year while answering questions from the Russian people in a televised phone-in on Thursday, the daily says. - The authorities of the town of Chelaybinsk in Urals have filed a suit against local military over ground tremors, which frightened local residents into thinking they were victim to earth-quakes, the daily said. - Investigators have brought charges against Nikolai Nevolko, a former director of Russia's biggest hydro power plant in Siberia, Sayano-Shushinskaya, over a disaster in August last year that killed 75 people. Six other officials will also face charges for failing to ensure the safety of the workers, the daily adds. VEDOMOSTI www.vedomosti.ru - Putin made several statements that contradicted President Dmitry Medvedev's policies or failed to take them into account, the daily says of Putin's question-answer session on Thursday. - The merger of Russia's Uralkali (URKA.MM: , , , ) and Silvinit (SILV.RTS: , , , ), to be announced on Monday, will move the two toward a monopoly over Russia's potash market, the daily says. ROSSIISKAYA GAZETA www.rg.ru - The state's stake in Russia's economy will shrink to 40 percent and even less by 2015 as a result of the government's privatisation drive, the proceeds of which are due to be invested in modernising the economy, the daily says citing officials. - Russia should do away with obligatory court rulings on prisoner parole to avoid court bribes, Justice Minister Alexander Konovalov was quoted as saying.
Natural Resources Conservation Service CONSERVATION PRACTICE STANDARD ARIZONA FEED MANAGEMENT Code 592 (AU) DEFINITION Manipulating and controlling the quantity and quality of available nutrients, feedstuffs, or additives fed to livestock and poultry. Water quality Prevent excess nutrients in surface and groundwater by reducing the quantity of nitrogen, phosphorus, sulfur, salts, and other nutrients excreted in the manure. Prevent excess pathogens and chemicals from manure, biosolids or compost applications by reducing their quantity and viability in manure. Air quality Reduce odor, particulate matter, and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions production from animal feeding operations. Livestock and poultry operations— With a whole farm nutrient imbalance, with more nutrients imported to the farm than are exported and utilized by crops in rotation on the farm. That have a significant accumulation of nutrients in the soil. That land apply manure and do not have a land base large enough to allow nutrients to be applied at rates recommended by soil test and utilized by crops in the rotation. Seeking to improve nutrient use efficiencies, reduce manure pathogens, or reduce odors and GHGs. General Criteria Applicable to All Purposes Supply sufficient nutrients to maintain the health, growth, production, performance, and reproduction of livestock and poultry. Develop diets for specific species of animals in accordance with the most current recommendations from one of the following: National Research Council (NRC) Land grant university (LGU) Use laboratory analysis on the formulated diet, or on all feed ingredients used to formulate the diet, to determine its nutrient content. Conduct feed analysis as often as necessary to adjust diets for changes in chemical composition of the feeds being fed. Use laboratories for feed analyses whose tests are accepted by the LGU, State departments of agriculture, or another appropriate body in the State in which the feeding strategy will be implemented. Data from analyzed feed ingredients and/or appropriate historic feed analysis information for the operation may be used for adjustments of ration formulation. Determine nutrient use and excretion using manure analyses or calculated nutrient intake and excretion rate. If manure analyses are used, they must be conducted by laboratories whose tests are accepted by the LGU, the State departments of agriculture or another appropriate body in the State in which the feeding strategy will be implemented. Nutrient
Manuscript 1 Pharmaceuticals may disrupt natural chemical information flows and 2 species interactions in aquatic systems: ideas and perspectives on a hidden 3 global change 4 5 Ellen Van Donk*, Scott Peacor, Katharina Grosser, Lisette N De Senerpont Domis, Miquel 6 Lürling 7 E. Van Donk 8 Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW), Department of Aquatic Ecology, 9 Wageningen, Netherlands and Department of Ecology and Biodiversity, University of 10 Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands. e-mail: 11 Scott Peacor 12 Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW), Department of Aquatic Ecology, 13 Wageningen, Netherlands and Department of Ecology and Department of Fisheries and 14 Wildlife, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, USA. e-mail: 15 Katharina Grosser 16 Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW), Department of Aquatic Ecology, 17 Wageningen, Netherlands and German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research (iDiv) 18 Halle-Jena-Leipzig, Deutscher Platz 5e, 04103 Leipzig, Germany. e-mail: 19 20 Lisette N De Senerpont Domis 21 Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW), Department of Aquatic Ecology, 22 Wageningen, Netherlands and Aquatic Ecology & Water Quality Management Group, Dept. 23 Environmental Sciences, Wageningen University, Wageningen, Netherlands. e-mail 24 25 Miquel Lürling 26 Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW), Department of Aquatic Ecology, 27 Wageningen, Netherlands and Aquatic Ecology & Water Quality Management Group, Dept. 28 Environmental Sciences, Wageningen University, Wageningen, Netherlands. e-mail: 29 30 31 *Corresponding author 32
Position Description Research Projects – CSOF3 The following information is for applicants Advertised Job Title: Dementia and Aged Care Services (DACS) Project Officer x 2 (casual) Job Reference: 59330 Applications Are Open To: Australian Citizens Only Australian/New Zealand Citizens and Australian Permanent Residents Only All Candidates Percentage of Client Focus - Internal: 20% Percentage of Client Focus - External: 80% Reports to the: Project Manager/Lead Number of Direct Reports: 1 Name and Contact Details For Applicant Enquiries Dr Mohan Karunanithi via email or phone: 07 3253 3623 Contact Details For Applying Call 1300 984 220 or email . How to Apply: Please apply online at and enter the requisition number. Internal applicants please apply via ‘Jobs Central’ through the ‘People Hub’ icon Role Overview: Research Projects staff in CSIRO collaborates in scientific and technological activities with other research staff usually by assisting with detailed planning, undertaking or assisting with experimental, observational or technology development work, and in carrying out the more practical aspects of the work. The role of the Project Officer is specifically focused on providing health and clinical services to clients, through overseeing and coordinating, with health/aged care service providers, all aspects of clinical research trials relating to health and well-being. The role will include: recruiting for the research project; conducting surveys; liaising with key care service providers, trial participants, and research project staff on activities, according to research trial protocol. There are two casual roles: 1 x Brisbane-based with regular travel to regional areas and the Sunshine Coast; 1 x Sunshine Coast-based with regular travel to regional areas. Work days can vary between 2 to 5 days per week, depending upon volume of work. Duties and Key Result Areas: Liaise directly with trial participants who are supported by aged care services. Administer research surveys and assessment tools against project schedule.
The WTO “is a trading platform” and it “shouldn't be used for solving other problems,” he said. Khodorkovsky’s latest sentence, which is likely to keep him imprisoned until 2017, may negatively affect Russia's image and complicate the country's bid to join the bloc, an unidentified official at the administration of U.S. President Barack Obama said last month, Reuters reported. Meanwhile, Russia's accession to the WTO is anticipated by a number of countries. Germany's Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble told Rossiiskaya Gazeta on Tuesday that Russia should become a WTO member “in order to equalize the rights and duties of all market players during export-import operations.” Rossiskaya Gazeta: Euro-aid Published: 19 January, 2011, 04:09 Edited: 19 January, 2011, 05:03 Russia is ready to finance the EU rescue fund By Maria Zhebit Eurozone bonds could be of interest to Russia, Finance Minister Anleskey Kudrin told journalists yesterday. Meanwhile, Russia currently does not intend to again purchase Spanish securities – last year, Spain was removed from the list of countries in which Russia can invest state funds. The Finance Ministry has no immediate plans to return Spain to the list of countries in the securities of which the Reserve Fund and the National Wealth Fund can invest. Earlier, Spain and Iceland were removed from the list as countries with an unstable economic situation. “For now, we cannot participate in such allocations,” explained the minister. “This is a question of preservation of assets, their security, and giving an account to our citizens.” At the same time, Russia may be interested in buying bonds which the European Financial Stability Facility plans to issue. “At the present time, we don’t know the conditions of issue of such instruments,” explained Kudrin, “but they could be quite attractive.” These bonds, according to Aleksandr Osin, chief economist with Finam Management, will be freed from risks associated with the weak finances of certain countries “on the periphery” of the EU.
Vodka output rose 3.7 percent in 2010 to 95.4 million dekaliters, the State Statistics Service said Wednesday. (Bloomberg) Activity in the Oil and Gas sector (including regulatory) Russia May Raise Oil Export Tax 5.1% in March on Urals Price By Anna Shiryaevskaya Feb. 10 (Bloomberg) -- Russia may raise its export duty on most crude shipments by as much as 5.1 percent on March 1 after prices climbed. The standard tax rate will probably be in the range of $363 to $364.30 a metric ton, up from $346.60 a ton in February, according to Bloomberg calculations based on Finance Ministry data. The discounted rate on oil pumped via Russia’s East Siberian Pacific Ocean pipeline to Asia and from the Caspian Sea may reach between $149 and $149.90, from $137.60 a ton. Russia sets the duty based on the average Urals price from the 15th day of one month to the 14th day of the next. Urals, Russia’s benchmark export blend, will probably average $95.36 to $95.64 during this monitoring period, , a Finance Ministry adviser, said today by phone. The export tax on light oil products may be increased to between $243.20 and $244.10 a ton from $232.20 a ton. The duty on heavy products may be between $169.50 and $170.10 a ton, compared with $161.80 a ton. The government changed the calculation for oil-product taxes to a percentage of the crude duty as it gradually closes the gap between them. Prime Minister must sign off on the duties for them to come into effect. To contact the editor responsible for this story: Will Kennedy at . Last Updated: February 10, 2011 04:00 EST http://en.rian.ru/business/20110210/162533923.html 12:09 10/02/2011
Foundation Stage Medium Term Planning Summer 1 (Apr & May) Continuous Provision – Child led free play areas Inside Creative area Resources: stencils, paint, pencils, colouring pencils, paper, clipboards, junk modelling bin, collaging materials, print pads… Malleable tough pit Resources: materials that can be manipulated to create scenes from the tales. Mark making Resources: Magnetic, stone and foam letters, white boards, percussive alphabet strips… Maths area Resources: Numicon, number lines, Numicon boards… Will change weekly. Funky Fingers Daily grouped activities. Home Corner To adapt to role play: Travel agencies Construction Corner Resources: Car mats, garage, houses, small world role play equipment, emergency vehicles, peg dolls. Reading Corner Resources: Carpet, Chairs reading buddies (puppets and teddies), story headphones and a wide range of picture books. Outside Sandpit - shut Resources: table area for the children to role play. Under the canopy Resources: Dress up of people who help us with props. Water Tray Resources: under water scene with sand. Bottles to investigate full/empty. Construction site Resources: Cable drums (table and chairs), wheels, wood, pipes, screws, hard hats, high vis jackets… Grass Area Resources: plant tubs and tyres. Gazebo/pavilion Resources: mark making trays with paper, pattern shapes board game. Music maker Resources: microphones, baking trays and pans with spoons as beaters Rubber tarmac area Resources: Equipment stored in sheds includes guttering, blocks, dressing up unit…
The new prices stand above our full-year forecasts. We believe that global steel prices have already ripened for a correction, which could happen in mid-2Q11, repeating last year's pattern. This means that Russian prices may also weaken, though strong domestic demand should prevent a serious correction. Besides, one has to take into account the cost pressures from ruble appreciation, which have so far been stronger than we expected, buoyed by persistently high oil prices. Consistent improvement of the situation on the local steel market would be a very important positive fundamental factor for Russian steel producers, ensuring increased free cash flow generation. KazakhGold, controlled by Russia's top gold miner Polyus Gold, said late on Monday its $509 million deal to sell some of its assets in Kazakhstan to the Assaubayev family had been put on hold over financing problems. KazakhGold said that the Assaubayevs' AltynGroup had failed to raise the required amount of money to finance the first stage of the deal. "KazakhGold notes that AltynGroup did not manage to raise the required financing prior to the first tranche cut-off date," Polyus Gold said in a statement. KazakhGold said, however, it is still in discussions with the Assaubayev family on ways to ensure the deal goes through. "As a result of the termination of the principal agreement, including its exclusivity provisions, the board of directors intends to explore other opportunities with respect to the sale of the company's assets in Kazakhstan," the company said in a statement. In November, Polyus Gold agreed to sell KazakhGold's production assets to the Assaubayev family, settling a long-running dispute between the two sides. MOSCOW, March 15 (RIA Novosti) Polyus Gold: Payment not received for KazakhGold mines UralSib March 15, 2011
CLASS CODE: 5943 PAY GRADE: 021 CLASS TITLE: SOCIAL WORK SERVICES PROGRAM CONSULTANT ALLOCATION FACTOR(S) This is work planning, evaluating and managing programs which provide intervention services to individuals and/or families with social or health related problems. EXAMPLES OF WORK PERFORMED: (Note: The examples of work as listed in this class specification are not necessarily descriptive of any one position in the class. The omission of specific statements does not preclude management from assigning specific duties not listed herein if such duties are a logical assignment to the position. Examples of work performed are not to be used for allocation purposes.) Develops, manages and evaluates programs which provide intervention strategies necessary to increase social support services for at risk clients in the community. Conducts psychosocial risk assessments, evaluations and developmental screening of high risk individuals and/or families. Exchanges information with other health and/or rehabilitative agencies to provide continuity of care for clients receiving services from more than one agency. Participates in meetings and workgroups to identify and propose solutions necessary to alleviate community psychosocial problems and to ensure delivery of services to clients. Manages, conducts and coordinates case management, treatment, counseling and follow-up services for clients. Provides consultation services regarding the interpretation of psychosocial assessment data of individual clients. Makes presentations to agency and community groups regarding psychosocial and community service access and intervention issues. Conducts training programs for professional staff and members of the local community regarding the implementation of outreach, case management and psychosocial intervention strategies. Serves as a field instructor for students performing educational social work internships. Performs related work as required. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
At the same time as the nationalist rally was expected in the city centre, there were reports of a further meeting by disgruntled foreign workers. They were gathering in the south of Moscow to express their angry at a sudden surge of document checks and an increase in police harassment during the heightened security which followed December’s disturbances, gzt.ru reported. But claims of 30 arrests, mostly among Kyrgyz nationals, were rejected by police. An official spokesman told gzt.ru: “This is the first I’ve heard of it. There was nothing.” Amnesty concerns Their complaints were backed up by Amnesty International, which released a statement last week expressing concern about policing during the New Year holidays and claiming ethnic minorities had been barred from Red Square. A statement on the human rights group’s Russian-language read: “The police arbitrarily refused to allow dozens of people onto Red Square on the night [of Dec. 31], especially people of non-Slavic appearance. “Many reported that their documents were checked and some were reportedly arrested. According to information from various sources the number of people from Central Asia and the Caucasus who were arbitrarily stopped on their way to Red Square ranged from a few dozen to several hundred people.” Quiet riot The planned rally in the city centre, meanwhile, failed to generate the kind of chaos experienced in Moscow a month ago. Eye-witnesses reported that small groups of teenagers gathered at Okhotny Ryad and Teatralnaya metro stations from 6:30 pm, but they were thwarted by a reinforced police presence which blocked off access to the area around Manezhnaya and evacuated the shopping centre. According to gzt.ru there were more journalists than nationalists at the site of the planned demonstration, and by 8 pm “several dozen” people had been arrested. Precise numbers of arrests were unclear: the police reported 10 people had been detained, while Interfax news agency claimed more than 100 had been arrested.
Work-related Personal Qualities An empathy with pupils who have special needs Professionally discreet and able to respect confidentiality Flexible approach to tasks Willing to work as part of a team Friendly and approachable personality Patient and resilient Ability to work well under pressure Experience of working in a school office environment E E E E E E E D Other Work-related Requirements Suitability to work with Children E
With this regard the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia stressed that there is no "border" between Russia and Abkhazia. "There is only the Georgian-Russian border, issue of demarcation and delimitation of which does not need solving as this border is clearly defined" – deputy Foreign Minster Nino Kalandadze told journalists. "Any attempt to form an illegal, formal committee is illegitimate and illegal – she said - This has no force from the juridical point of view and it is illegal from the point of the international law. The path that the leadership of Russia continues to pursue is seizure of territories of Georgia and legalization of this seizure through creation of similar Radiation background normal in Russian Far East – EMERCOM 29.03.2011, 04.45 KHABAROVSK, March 29 (Itar-Tass) - The Russian Far East reports no increases in the radiation background on Tuesday following the accidents at the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan. The emergencies ministry’s Far Eastern regional centre told Tass the radiation background comprised 12 to 19 microroentgen per hour which is below the permissible level of 30 microroentgen. According to the ministry’s department in the Khabarovsk region, maximum radiation levels in the region are 19 microroentgen per hour, and 11 microroentgen in the regional centre of Khabarovsk. According to EMERCOM’s territorial departments in the Amur region, the Jewish Autonomous Region and Yakutia, the radiation background there is much lower than the norm. “There is no risk for the health of Far East’s residents, and there is no danger of radioactive contamination of the environment,” EMERCOM specialists stress. The situation is constantly monitored by 630 stationary and mobile control stations. Planes, helicopters and sea vessels take part in monitoring the situation in the air and at sea. Radiation background normal in Russian Sakhalin
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† Rating based on asking students to rate the overall quality of instruction using a 1-5 Likert scale with “1” (low) and “5” (high). All scores rounded to the nearest 0.1. SERVICE 2016–Present ERB Member for Journal of Operations Management 2011–2015 Ad Hoc Reviewer for Journal of Operations Management (9 Reviews) 2013–Present Ad Hoc Reviewer for Journal of Business Logistics (7 Reviews) 2014–Present Ad Hoc Reviewer for Production and Operations Management (5 Reviews) 2014–Present Ad Hoc Reviewer for Transportation Research Part E (3 Reviews) 2014–Present Ad Hoc Reviewer for Transportation Journal (2 Reviews) 2014–Present Ad Hoc Reviewer for Educational and Psychological Measurement (1 Review) 2015–Present Ad Hoc Reviewer for Supply Chain Management: An International Journal (1 Review) 2015–Present Ad Hoc Reviewer for Decision Sciences Journal (2 Reviews) 2015–Present Ad Hoc Reviewer for Research in Transportation Economics (2 Reviews) 2016–Present Ad Hoc Reviewer for International Journal of Logistics Management (1 Review) 2016–Present Ad Hoc Reviewer for Journal of Vocational Behavior (1 Review) 2016–Present Ad Hoc Reviewer for Structural Equation Modeling (1 Review) Autumn 2015: Taught a six-hour course as a part of a Supply Chain Management Certificate Program for practicing industry managers (professional development). Autumn 2015: Chaired an Undergraduate Honor’s Thesis committee. Autumn 2015: Served as a search committee member on a faculty search committee. Spring 2015: Chaired an Undergraduate Honor’s Thesis committee. Spring 2015: Hosted a brownbag for the College of Business (~1.5 hours) regarding advances in factor analysis. Autumn 2014: Served as a committee member on Undergraduate Honor’s Thesis. Autumn 2014: Served on planning committee for 45th Annual Meeting of the Decision Science Institute due to hosting two 1.5 hour workshops. AWARDS & HONORS 2015–Winner of Best Doctoral Dissertation Award by the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals. 2014–Winner of the Bernard J. LaLonde Best Paper Award for the best manuscript published in Journal of Business Logistics in 2013. 2013– Inducted into Phi Kappa Phi Academic Honorary. 2012–Ackerman Award for outstanding Ph.D. student in Logistics 2012–Winner of the Jane K. Fenyo Best Paper Award for best student paper at the Academy of Marketing Sciences Annual Conference. 2010-2011–University Fellowship REFERENCES
(7) Research on individual or group characteristics or behavior (including, but not limited to, research on perception, cognition, motivation, identity, language, communication, cultural beliefs or practices, and social behavior) or research employing survey, interview, oral history, focus group, program evaluation, human factors evaluation, or quality assurance methodologies. (NOTE: Some research in this category may be exempt from the HHS regulations for the protection of human subjects. (b) (2) and (b) (3). This listing refers only to research that is not exempt.) Full board review—more than minimal risk, potential for harm to participants. This includes, but is not limited to collection of sensitive information, invasive medical procedures, and research on special populations. There have been only few full board projects at Maricopa. Type of review is suggested by Principal Investigator (PI) but ultimately determined by IRB or CRRC. It is not permissible for a PI to declare their research to be exempt and bypass review. Training Certificate for IRB Members and PIs NIH – National Institutes of Health training - http://phrp.nihtraining.com/users/login.php Free to the person taking the training Certificate must be within two years of date of completion CITI certificate is accepted as well What Goes Where CRRC –Expedited or exempt research conducted only by students from that campus will be reviewed by the CRRC. This speeds up the process and makes it easier for PIs to get quick advice. Some campuses also require students in research methods classes to undergo IRB review. IRB (District) All protocols that require full-board review All research conducted by non-students (including internal and external PIs) All research involving the DO or the entire district (all students and/or employees) All grant proposals Consortium protocols (e.g. Maricopa and NAU) Requests from district personnel eProtocol Online IRB management software in use at MCCCD. Provides for electronic submission and review of protocols. Allows for consistent record keeping, and provides central location for all files related to each submission. Has advantages and disadvantages and a “learning curve” especially for reviewers. Makes submissions and revisions more manageable, and keeps a good record of activities. IRB Application Process Determining if research is about human subjects;
location. Q 29. What is Mini Statement? Ans. 29.It is statement of account showing last 10 transactions, in the account. This facility is available to all cardholders. Q 30. Can fund transfer be done using Union Bank Debit card ? Ans. 30.Yes the card holder can make fund transfers between the accounts he has chosen to link to his cards. This facility is available only in Union Bank ATMs. Q 31. How many accounts can be linked to Union Bank Debit card? Ans. 31.A cardholder of a CBS branch can link upto 3 accounts to his card. Axis Bank has signed an agreement with two service providers to increase its ATM fleet to more than 9,000 within 18 months. According to , Axis inked a contract with Prizm Payment Services and AGS InfoTech to set up and manage 5,000 ATMs on top of Axis' current fleet of 4,293.
Material Requirements Planning (MRP) Theory of Constraints (TOC) Total Quality Management (TQM) Agile Manufacturing Time Based Competition (TBC) Quick Response Manufacturing (QRM) Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Requirements Chain Management (RCM) and many more [edit] Supply chain centroids In the study of supply chain management, the concept of centroids has become an important economic consideration. A centroid is a place that has a high proportion of a country’s population and a high proportion of its manufacturing, generally within 500 mi (805 km). In the U.S., two major supply chain centroids have been defined, one near Dayton, Ohio and a second near Riverside, California. The centroid near Dayton is particularly important because it is closest to the population center of the US and Canada. Dayton is within 500 miles of 60% of the population and manufacturing capacity of the U.S., as well as 60 percent of Canada’s population.[11] The region includes the Interstate 70/75 interchange, which is one of the busiest in the nation with 154,000 vehicles passing through in a day. Of those, anywhere between 30 percent and 35 percent are trucks hauling goods. In addition, the I-75 corridor is home to the busiest north-south rail route east of the Mississippi.[12] [edit] Tax efficient supply chain management Tax Efficient Supply Chain Management is a business model which consider the effect of Tax in design and implementation of supply chain management. As the consequence of Globalization, business which is should pay different tax rates in different countries. Due to the differences, global players have the opportunity to calculate and optimize supply chain based on tax efficiency[13] legally. It is used as a method of gaining more profit for company which owns global supply chain.
Patriarchate (UOC-MP) is not true. She said this in response to an open letter by Head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church Cardinal Liubomyr Husar addressed to Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych, in which Husar expressed concern that such a transfer would make the St. Sofia Cathedral the church of UOC-MP, which will eliminate the other three branches of the Ukrainian church. Such a step could aggravate the religious conflicts, Cardinal Husar said. So, Herman stressed that the issue of subordinating the Sofia Cathedral to Kyiv Pechersky Lavra was not raised, and that they only talked about the transfer of the Cathedral under the patronage of the Ministry of Culture. Yet another icebreaker sent to rescue ice-nipped ships 06.01.2011, 08.47 MOSCOW, January 6 (Itar-Tass) - Yet another icebreaker, the Krasin, has been sent out in assistance to the icebreaker Admiral Makarov to rescue ships nipped in ice in the Sea of Okhotsk. A Russian Transport Ministry press service official has told Itar-Tass, "In view of the heavy ice situation and for the purposes of ensuring the safety and a guaranteed release of the fishing boats from the ice-nip, the icebreaker Krasin set out from De -Kastri port in the Tatar Strait late on Wednesday night in assistance to the icebreaker Admiral Makarov". Icebreaker attempting to rescue three ships nipped in ice 06.01.2011, 08.31 VLADIVOSTOK, January 6 (Itar-Tass) - An operation to rescue three ships nipped in the ice in the Sakhalin Gulf of the Sea of Okhotsk begins Thursday. The depot ship Sodruzhestvo, the transport refrigerator Bereg Nadezhdy (shore of hope), and the research vessel Professor Kisiwetter were nipped in ice on December 30, last year.
22.04.2011, 00.22 MOSCOW, April 22 (Itar-Tass) - Russian President Dmitry Medvedev is expected to receive UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon in Moscow Friday, April 22, the presidential press service said. In the course of their conversation, Medvedev and Ban “will pay special attention to the problems of ensuring international security.” “This issue is especially pressing now in the context of dramatic events in the Middle East, Northern and Western Africa, including Libya, and in Cote d’Ivoire,” the press service said. Russia proceeds from the assumption that “the choice of a pathway for Libya’s development is a doubtless prerogative of the Libyan people and the international community should, on its part, assist a peaceful untangling of this conflict without interference in Libya’s internal affairs.” “In this context, the implementation of UN resolutions in full compliance and strictly within the limits of the Security Council’s mandate appears to be a key issue,” the press service said. “This position is shared by all the countries making up Brics – Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa – and this was confirmed by a declaration the leaders of this authoritative group endorsed upon the results of their summit in China April 14,” it said. Apart from this, the agenda of the talks between Medvedev and Ban features the problems as pressing as the Middle East peace settlement, nuclear weaponry on the Korean Peninsula, international cooperation in fighting with new challenges and threats, including piracy. “This will be the fourth meeting between Dmitry Medvedev and Ban Ki-moon,” the presidential press service said. The previous meeting took place March 27, 2009, on the sidelines of the Moscow conference on Afghanistan, March 18, 2010 during Ban’s visit to Moscow, and December 1, 2010, in the course of the summit of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe in Kazakhstan’s capital Astana. “Russia pursues the line at strengthening the UN’s central role in the emerging multipolar system of international relations and it renders all-round support to the UN in the efforts to settle the problems of climate change, sustainable development and food security,” the press service said.
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right to morally evaluate any pieces of art whether old or new." "Today we need to decisively revise our attitude to public morality, including the problem of lechery. Without such revision Russian society will stop existing in hundred years. For me it's quiet evident," the interviewee of the agency stressed. In this context, he further said, "an attempt to justify pedophilia from which the discussion started is monstrous and cynical and it shouldn't be left without public evaluation". The priest said he refers to the textbook written by a lecturer of the North State Medical University (Arkhangelsk) Gennady Deryagin, where, according to him, the author tries "to impose on the society a thought that relations between adult men and boys are acceptable and normal and boys are interested in such contacts." Russian church wants novels banned Associated Press / September 29, 2011 MOSCOW - A senior Russian Orthodox official said yesterday that novels by Vladimir Nabokov and Gabriel Garcia Marquez justify pedophilia and argued they should be banned in the nation’s high schools. Father Vsevolod Chaplin’s demand that Russia’s government investigate and limit the use of the books was the church’s latest effort to impose religious norms in a nation that once rejected religion. Chaplin, who heads the Moscow Patriarchate’s public relations department, discussed Nabokov’s “Lolita’’ and Garcia Marquez’s “One Hundred Years of Solitude’’ on Echo of Moscow radio, accusing both of “justifying pedophilia.’’ The priest later elaborated in comments on Interfax, saying the authors’ works should not be included in high school curriculums because they “romanticize perverted passions that make people unhappy.’’ Mikhail Shvydkoi, a Kremlin envoy for international cultural cooperation, disagreed, saying such action by authorities would badly hurt Russia’s image. Nabokov, who left his native Russia shortly after the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution, published “Lolita’’ in English in 1955. The book, which describes a relationship of a middle-aged intellectual with his 12-year-old stepdaughter, was briefly banned in several European countries, Argentina, and South Africa - as well as several library systems and public schools in the United States
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3rd GRADE INQUIRY BASED LESSON PLANS Teacher: Heather McGregor/Renee Drake Expected length of lesson: 30-45 minutes/ 3-4 days 3rd Grade Lesson Topic: Major rivers and mountain ranges in the United States Unit: Geographic Understanding Standards-Based Instructional Focus Targeted Content Standards/ Element: (Include the entire standard) SS3G1: Locate major topographical features on a physical map of the United States. Locate major rivers of the United States of America; Mississippi, Ohio, Rio Grande, Colorado, Hudson, and St. Lawrence. Locate major mountain ranges of the United States of America; Appalachian, Rocky Targeted Literacy Skills or Standards: (include as many as your lesson incorporates) Research to Build and Present Knowledge: ELAGSE3W8. Recall information from experience or gather information from print and digital sources. Targeted SS Matrices: (include as many as your lesson incorporates) Map and Globe Skills: 1. Use a compass rose to identify cardinal directions 2. Use intermediate directions Inquiry Question (or what you would like the students answer)? (*Teachers may present the question or require students to develop questions and narrow down to this one). The measurable objective is that students should be able to locate the major rivers and mountain ranges of the United States of America. Where are the major rivers and mountains of the United States located? Key Vocabulary: Words important for understanding content and skills (ex: Tier 2 and 3 words) topographical features physical map locate mountain ranges major river Mississippi Ohio Rio Grande Colorado Hudson St. Lawrence Appalachian Rocky
Worksheet and instructions attached. EXPLAIN Day 3: Use the Map Skills strategy. A large map (poster size) of the United States should be printed and laminated for each set of partners or groups. Partners or groups of students will create the rivers and mountains on the map using Play Dough or clay and race to finish it correctly. Students will draw a legend or key on the map as well as a compass to describe their work. EVALUATE How will students be evaluated THROUGHOUT the lesson? How will students demonstrate that they have mastered the learning target(s)? Day 4 Using the map from Day 1, have the students label the rivers and mountain ranges as a quiz grade. Make sure students complete this writing portion that relates back to the original question from the lesson “Where are our major rivers and mountain ranges located?”: Choose two landforms we discussed in the lesson. Using other landforms, state names, and cardinal directions, explain where each one is located on the U.S. Map. *Make sure to the draw the rivers and mountain ranges on the map prior to class. The students will name each.