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record, implied, or in any combination thereof, of all the members of a limited liability company, including a sole member, concerning the matters described in Section 3343110(a). The term includes the agreement as amended or restated. (13) ‘Organizer’ means a person that acts under Section 3343201 to form a limited liability company. (14) ‘Person’ means an individual, corporation, business trust, estate, trust, partnership, limited liability company, association, joint venture, public corporation, government or governmental subdivision, agency, or instrumentality, or any other legal or commercial entity. (15) ‘Principal office’ means the principal executive office of a limited liability company or foreign limited liability company, whether or not the office is located in this State. (16) ‘Record’ means information that is inscribed on a tangible medium or that is stored in an electronic or other medium and is retrievable in perceivable form. (17) ‘Sign’ means, with the present intent to authenticate or adopt a record: (A) to execute or adopt a tangible symbol; or (B) to attach to or logically associate with the record an electronic symbol, sound, or process. (18) ‘State’ means a state of the United States, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the United States Virgin Islands, or any territory or insular possession subject to the jurisdiction of the United States. (19) ‘Transfer’ includes an assignment, conveyance, deed, bill of sale, lease, mortgage, security interest, encumbrance, gift, and transfer by operation of law. (20) ‘Transferable interest’ means the right, as originally associated with a person’s capacity as a member, to receive distributions from a limited liability company in accordance with the operating agreement, whether or not the person remains a member or continues to own any part of the right. (21) ‘Transferee’ means a person to which all or part of a transferable interest has been transferred, whether or not the transferor is a member. Section 3343103. (a) A person knows a fact when the person: (1) has actual knowledge of it; or (2) is deemed to know it under subsection (e) or law other than this act. (b) A person has notice of a fact when the person:
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Benton, Robert Rm 17 TBA – Placement Specialist Bostic, Tina Rm 16 Monestime, Elizabeth – School Psychologist TBA – Speech Pathologist – Rm 33 Second Grade Davis, Tiffany Rm 8 Paraprofessional – Full-time & Part-time Jahanshahi, Forouzandeh Rm 7 Robbins, Tamirro - Prekindergarten Paraprofessional Merritt, Kwanedra - Hourly Paraprofessional Third Grade King-Mapps, Marthenia Rm 3 Community Involvement Specialist Innocent, Patricia Rm 4 Alexander, Janice - Hourly CIS Rm 30 Fourth Grade Cafeteria Ramsay, Miriam Rm 13 Rutledge, Cynthia – Cafeteria Manager TBA Rm 23 Spivey, Darlene – Cafeteria Monitor TBA – Cafeteria Monitor Kendrick, Mallie - Cashier Curtis, Beth – Cafeteria Worker Fifth Grade Uptgrow, Craig Rm 20 Security Trent, Carolyn Rm 21 Bostic, Cedric - Full-time Bruton, Sonja Rm 22 Alexander, Janice – Full-time Interventionist Custodians TBA Rm 2 Price, Theotis– Head Custodian Tejada, Modesto – Lead Custodian Rolle, Jr., Craig – Custodian Reading Coach Mandrell, Brittani Rm 33 Feeder Pattern Schools Elementary Schools Middle Schools Sr High School BRENTWOOD ELEM CAROL CITY MIDDLE CAROL CITY SR CAROL CITY ELEM LAKE STEVENS MIDDLE BARBARA HAWKINS ELEM LAKE STEVENS ELEM NORTH GLADE ELEM FSW/SKYWAY ELEM
THE APPLICATION OF PROPERTY TAX CREDITS IN COUNTIES WHERE THE USE OF LOCAL OPTION SALES TAX REVENUES GIVE RISE TO A CREDIT AGAINST SCHOOL OPERATING PROPERTY TAX MILLAGE, SO AS TO MAKE CONFORMING AMENDMENTS; TO REPEAL ARTICLE 7, CHAPTER 10, TITLE 4 RELATING TO THE LOCAL OPTION SALES AND USE TAX FOR LOCAL PROPERTY TAX CREDITS; TO REPEAL SECTIONS 1111157, 1111155 AND 1111156 RELATING TO THE HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION TRUST FUND; TO REPEAL ARTICLE 11, CHAPTER 36, TITLE 12 RELATING TO THE STATEWIDE ADDITIONAL ONE PERCENT SALES AND USE TAX THE REVENUES OF WHICH REIMBURSE SCHOOL DISTRICTS FOR THE HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION FROM ALL PROPERTY TAX MILLAGE IMPOSED FOR SCHOOL OPERATIONS; TO AMEND SECTIONS 12373130, 12373140, AND 12373150, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS, VALUATION, AND ASSESSABLE TRANSFERS OF INTEREST, FOR PURPOSES OF THE “SOUTH CAROLINA REAL PROPERTY VALUATION REFORM ACT”, SO AS TO ELIMINATE THE “POINT OF SALE” VALUATION OF REAL PROPERTY FOR PURPOSES OF IMPOSITION OF THE PROPERTY TAX AND RETURN TO THE FORMER VALUATION SYSTEM IN WHICH REAL PROPERTY AND IMPROVEMENTS TO REAL PROPERTY ARE APPRAISED BY THE ASSESSOR AND PERIODICALLY ADJUSTED IN COUNTYWIDE REAPPRAISALS, TO PROVIDE THAT WHEN THE FIFTEEN PERCENT CAP OVER FIVE YEARS ON INCREASES IN FAIR MARKET VALUE OF REAL PROPERTY RESULTS IN A VALUE THAT IS LOWER THAN THE FAIR MARKET VALUE OF THE PROPERTY AS DETERMINED BY THE ASSESSOR THAT THE LOWER VALUE BECOMES THE PROPERTY TAX VALUE OF THE REAL PROPERTY AND IS DEEMED ITS FAIR MARKET VALUE FOR PURPOSES OF IMPOSITION OF PROPERTY TAX, TO PROVIDE THAT AN ASSESSABLE TRANSFER OF INTEREST IS A TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP OR OTHER INSTANCE CAUSING A “STEPUP” IN THE PROPERTY TAX VALUE OF REAL PROPERTY TO ITS FAIR MARKET VALUE AS DETERMINED BY THE ASSESSOR, TO REQUIRE THE CAP ON INCREASES IN VALUE TO BE APPLIED SEPARATELY TO REAL PROPERTY AND THE IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, AND TO PROVIDE WHEN THE STEPUP VALUE FIRST APPLIES; TO AMEND SECTION
(e) the names and postoffice addresses of the subscribers of stock and the number of shares subscribed by each. The aggregate of the subscription shall be is the amount of capital with which the corporation will commence business. The declaration of charter may also contain any provision consistent with the laws of this State for the regulation of the affairs of the corporation or creating, defining, limiting, and regulating its powers. The declaration of charter shall must be in accordance with the provisions of Section 332102. Section 3337230. If a corporation organized pursuant to this chapter shall fail to begin business within three years from the effective date of its charter, then the charter shall become null and void. Section 3337240. The first meeting of the corporation shall must be called by a notice signed by three or more of the incorporators, stating the time, place, and purpose of the meeting, a copy of which the notice shall must be mailed or delivered to each incorporator at least five days before the day appointed for the meeting. The first meeting may be held without such notice upon agreement in writing to that effect signed by all the incorporators. There shall must be recorded in the minutes of the meeting a copy of the notice or of such the unanimous agreement of the incorporators. At such the first meeting the incorporators shall organize by the choice choosing by ballot of a temporary clerk, by the adoption of bylaws, by the election by ballot of directors, and by action upon such those other matters within the powers of the corporation as the incorporators may see fit. The temporary clerk shall must be sworn and shall make and attest a record of the proceedings. Ten of the incorporators shall be a quorum for the transaction of business. Section 3337250. In furtherance of the purposes for which the corporation is founded and in addition to the powers conferred on business corporations by this title, the corporation, subject to the restrictions and limitations contained in this chapter, may: (1) elect, appoint, and employ officers, agents, and employees; (2) make contracts and incur liabilities for any of the purposes of the corporation, except that the corporation may not incur secondary liability by way of guaranty or endorsement of the obligations of any person, firm, corporation, jointstock company, association, or trust, or in any other manner; (3) borrow money only from:
Name of Child: Date of Birth: Age of Child on 1st September 2017 Home Address: Postcode: Height: _________________ FT _________________ Inches School Address: School Year Parents name and contact: Name: Home: Mobile: Work: Email Address: All correspondence will be via email so please check regularly and inform of us of any changes. Any additional/medical needs: Do you attend dance/drama school or classes? NO YES If yes please give name: Education Authority: This is who you pay your council tax to, please delete as appropriate: Liverpool Sefton Knowsley Wirral Halton Wigan St Helens Warrington Cheshire West Cheshire East Lancashire Other: (please specify): __________________________________________ Please fix two identical passport photographs here. OFFICE USE ONLY: RED Blue Reserve
13 Exposure to chemicals; please specify X 14 Exposure to dusts; unsealed roads X 15 Exposure to animals; please specify X 16 Exposure to bio-hazards; please specify X 17 Repetitive movements X 18 Outdoor work X 19 Use of screen-based equipment X 20 Use of protective clothing X 21 Other hazards, please specify: X Available Training Courses (Tick relevant boxes) 1 Bullying & Harassment In The Workplace 2 Due Diligence & The Liable Manager 3 Ergonomics In The Workplace 4 Fire Awareness & Emergency Evacuation Training 5 Fire Warden Training 6 Hazardous Substances Management (including accessing and using Chemgold11) 7 Managing Stress 8 Manual Handling & Back Care 9 Work Health & Safety Representatives 10 Workers’ Compensation & Rehabilitation, Including Incident Reporting Version: 2016-March Authorised officers: Executive Consultant Policy, Learning and Development Approved: Deputy Chief Executive Review by: Dec 2017
Discuss secondary research/literature review assignment SWOT Analysis Set up Simmons Account 1/23 Research Ethics Ethics in-class activity Read Chapter 37 1/25 Library Resources Lecture w/ Librarian Stephanie Willen-Brown Review Library Guide (See Sakai) Readings on Sakai 1/30 In-class project work: Secondary Research Report 2/1 Introduction to Qualitative Research Discuss Qualitative Project Assignment Read Chapters 9 and 14 Secondary Research Summary Due 2/6 Field/Participant Observation In-class project work: Prep for observation Read Chapter 13 Readings on Sakai 2/8 Work Day – Participant Observation Conduct Observations Across Campus 2/13 Interviewing In-class project work: Prep for interview Read Chapter 12 Readings on Sakai 2/15 Work Day – Interviews Conduct Interview/Be Interviewed in Class 2/20 Focus Groups In-class project work: Planning for the focus groups, Drafting discussion guide Read Chapter 10 Readings on Sakai 2/22 Group Meetings with Dr. Austin Draft Focus Group Moderator’s Guide Due 2/27 Work Day – Focus Groups Conduct Focus Group in Class 3/1 EXAM I Read Exam I Review on Sakai 3/6 Work Day – Individual Work on Qualitative Report (outside of class) Work on transcripts, coding, etc. 3/8 Qualitative Analysis In-class project work: Qualitative Analysis Read Chapters 15 and 29 Bring Focus Group Data/Transcript 3/13 SPRING BREAK – NO CLASS 3/15 SPRING BREAK – NO CLASS 3/20 Content Analysis Read Chapter 11 3/22 Survey Research, Sampling, Sampling Error Project work: Drafting hypotheses and research questions Read Chapters 16, 17, and 32 Qualitative Report Due (Group/Individual) 3/27 Questionnaire development and design Scaling Techniques In-class project work: Draft survey questions Read Chapters 18, 19, 21, and 30 3/29 In-class Activity: Pretesting Questionnaires Project work: Survey design in Qualtrics Draft of survey due 4/3 Analysis of Quantitative Data Preparing Research Reports, Creating Tables and Charts In-class project work: Launch Survey Read Chapters 32 and 36 Surveys Launched by Today and Completed by April 10 4/5 Introduction to SPSS for quantitative data analysis In-class SPSS Activity Read Chapter 33 Pre-test SPSS Access on Laptop via Virtual Lab SPSS Assignment Due by End of Class
(c) Pervasive Developmental Disorder—Not Otherwise Specified autism spectrum disorder as defined by the most recent publication of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) or a pervasive developmental disorder as defined in any previous edition of the DSM.” SECTION 3. This act takes effect upon approval by the Governor. / Renumber sections to conform. Amend title to conform. LEON HOWARD for Committee. STATEMENT OF ESTIMATED FISCAL IMPACT Explanation of Fiscal Impact Introduced on February 16, 2017 State Expenditure This bill creates a uniform definition for ASD to be applied to the South Carolina Intellectual Disability, Related Disabilities, Head Injuries, and Spinal Cord Injuries Act, §44-20-10 et seq., Accident and Health Insurance, §38-71-10 et seq., and Education of Physically and Mentally Handicapped Children, §59-21-510 et seq. Current law defines autism or ASD in a slightly different manner under each of these code sections. The bill does not alter the function of §§44-20-10 et seq. and 38-71-10 et seq. nor does it fiscally or operationally impact the Department of Disabilities and Special Needs, the Department of Insurance, and the Public Employee Benefit Authority. Therefore, the bill would not have an expenditure impact for these agencies. However, the amended definition of autism spectrum disorder in §59-21-510 of this bill potentially may affect the number of students classified as pupils with autism for purposes of EFA funding. This determination provides the highest classification weight of 2.57 in the weighted pupil units calculation used to allocate EFA funding. National and state data report the number of children diagnosed with ASD is growing. If the number of students classified as pupils with autism increases, the allocation of EFA funding to school districts may shift depending on the classification decisions made at the school district level. We expect that regulation number 43-243, Special Education, Education of Students with Disabilities, used by school districts to determine student classifications, encompasses the same diagnoses that fall within the amended definition of ASD. However, if the number of students classified as pupils with
C 4.5 m s-2 D 7200 m s-2 Your answer 21 Two point masses m1 and m2 are a distance r apart. What is the magnitude of the gravitational field strength caused by m1 at m2? A B C D Your answer 22 A communications satellite which takes 24 hours to orbit the Earth is replaced by a new satellite which has twice the mass of the old one. The new satellite also has an orbit time of 24 hours. What is the value of ? A
B 0.50 kW C 12 kW D 20 kW Your answer 43 Cooling water enters the heat exchanger in the turbine hall of a nuclear power station at 6°C and leaves at 14°C. The specific heat capacity of water 4200 J kg-1 K-1. If the rate of heat removal by the water is 6.72 x 109 J per minute, what is the rate of water flow? A kg s-1 B kg s-1 C kg s-1 D kg s-1 Your answer 44 The graphs A – D represent different relationships between variables in A level Physics. The dotted lines mark out equal intervals along the x- and y-axes. Which graph best represents the relationship between the variables x and y where: y is the pressure of a fixed mass of gas in a rigid container x is the temperature of the gas A B C D
(b) uptodate and appropriate occupational and technical training for adults; (c) special school programs that provide training for prospective employees for prospective and existing industry in order to enhance the economic development of South Carolina; (d) public service to the State and the local community; (e) continue to remain technical, vocational, or occupational colleges with a mission as stated in item (4) and primarily focused on technical education and the economic development of the State. (C) Notwithstanding subsection (B), the doctoral degrees set forth in subsection (B)(2)(c), (d), (e), and (f) are only allowed so long as new state general funds are not appropriated for the operations of the degree program.” SECTION 2. This act takes effect upon approval by the Governor. XX
A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 561210, CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE AND RENEWAL OF A DRIVER’S LICENSE, SO AS TO DELETE THE PROVISION THAT PROVIDES THAT A FIVE YEAR DRIVER’S LICENSE MUST BE ISSUED TO A PERSON WHO IS AT LEAST SIXTYFIVE YEARS OF AGE WHEN HE RENEWS HIS LICENSE; AND TO AMEND SECTION 561220, RELATING TO VISION SCREENINGS THAT ARE REQUIRED FOR A PERSON TO RENEW HIS DRIVER’S LICENSE, SO AS TO DELETE THE PROVISION THAT REQUIRES A PERSON TO SUBMIT A VISION SCREENING CERTIFICATE TO THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES DURING THE FIFTH YEAR OF A TEN YEAR DRIVER’S LICENSE, AND THE PROVISION THAT ALLOWS A PERSON WHO IS AT LEAST SIXTYFIVE YEARS OF AGE TO OBTAIN A DRIVER’S LICENSE THAT IS VALID FOR FIVE YEARS. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina: SECTION 1. Section 561210 of the 1976 Code is amended to read: “Section 561210. (A) A license issued or renewed before October 1, 2003, expires on the licensee’s birth date on the fifth calendar year after the calendar year in which it is issued. A license issued or renewed on or after October 1, 2003, expires on the licensee’s birth date on the tenth calendar year in which it is issued. When a person who is sixtyfive years of age or older renews his license, the license shall expire five years from the date it was issued. (B) A license is renewable on or before its expiration date upon application and the payment of the required fee.
I call upon you, Abanthis (Loeb 22) I call upon you, Abanthis, Take up your lyre and sing of Gongyla While desire again circles you, my darling. For her dress aroused you, As you gazed at it, And I am thankful for that, For the holy queen, Cyprian Aphrodite, Once found fault with the way I prayed. You will remember (Loeb 24a) [......]* You will remember What we did When we were young, Many, beautiful things [......]* May the maidens sing (Loeb 30) May the maidens sing All night long, May they sing of your delights And of your bride, adorned with violets. Go and wake up your bachelor friends So that we can stay awake With the clear-voiced nightingale.
Skype Breakout Directional Lock TEACHER KEY Unscramble the countries below and then using a world map, determine which directions you would need to travel in order to visit each country. This is an easy one to customize. Simply add in your school’s location in the top row, and your scheduled Skype call in the last row. The rest of the puzzle should be set. Country Name Continent Where it is Found Direction you would need to travel in order to visit this country START Here on the map ADD IN YOUR SCHOOL YOUR COUNTRY YOUR CONTINENT NO DIRECTION STOP 1 YENKA KENYA Africa STOP 2 LABRIZ BRAZIL South America STOP 3 AAACDN CANADA North America STOP 4 SWITZERLAND Europe STOP 5 AAAINTZN TANZANIA Africa STOP 6 ADEIINNOS INDONESIA Asia STOP 7 NPAAJ JAPAN Asia STOP 8 - ADD IN YOUR OWN DESTINATION BASED ON YOUR SCHEDULED SKYPE CALL
company shall petition the director to issue a certificate setting forth the director’s finding that the licensing and maintenance of the branch operations will promote the general good of the State. In arriving at this finding, the director or his designee may consider the character, reputation, financial responsibility, insurance experience, and business qualifications of the officers and directors or managers of the alien captive insurance company and other aspects the director considers advisable. The alien captive insurance company may must register to do business in this State after the director’s certificate has been issued. (H) The capital stock or membership interests of a captive insurance company incorporated as a stock insurer or limited liability company must be issued at not less than par value. (I) In the case of a captive insurance company formed as a corporation or a nonprofit corporation, at least one of the members of the board of directors of a captive insurance company incorporated in this State must be a resident of this State. (J) In the case of a captive insurance company formed as a limited liability company, at least one of the managers of the captive insurance company must be a resident of this State. (K) In the case of a captive insurance company formed as a reciprocal insurer, at least one of the members of the subscribers’ advisory committee must be a resident of this State. (D) The articles of incorporation, articles of organization, or the application of a branch captive insurance company to qualify to do business in South Carolina, and the organization fees required by Section 331220, 3331122, or 33441204, as applicable, must be transmitted to the Secretary of State, who shall record the articles of incorporation, articles of organization, or application to qualify to do business in South Carolina. (LE) A captive insurance company formed as a corporation, a nonprofit corporation, or a limited liability company, pursuant to the provisions of this chapter has the privileges and is subject to the provisions of the general corporation law, including the South Carolina Nonprofit Corporation Act of 1994 for nonprofit corporations and the South Carolina Uniform Limited Liability Company Act of 1996 for limited liability companies, as applicable, as well as the applicable provisions contained in this chapter. If a conflict occurs between a provision of the general corporation law, including the South Carolina Nonprofit Corporation Act of 1994 for nonprofit corporations and the South Carolina Uniform Limited Liability Company Act of 1996 for limited liability companies, as applicable, and a provision of this
(26) ‘Protected cell assets’ means all assets, contract rights, and general intangibles, identified with and attributable to a specific protected cell of a sponsored captive insurance company. (27) ‘Protected cell liabilities’ means all liabilities and other obligations identified with and attributable to a specific protected cell of a sponsored captive insurance company. (2428) ‘Pure captive insurance company’ means a company that insures risks of its parent, affiliated companies, controlled unaffiliated business, or a combination thereof. (2529) ‘Qualifying reinsurer parent company’ means a reinsurer authorized to write reinsurance by this State and that has a consolidated GAAP net worth of not less than five hundred million dollars and consolidated debt to total capital ratio not greater than 0.50. (2630) ‘Special purpose captive insurance company’ means a captive insurance company that is formed or licensed under this chapter that does not meet the definition of any other type of captive insurance company defined in this section. (2731) ‘Sponsor’ means an entity that meets the requirements of Section 3890220 and is approved by the director to provide all or part of the capital and surplus required by applicable law and to organize and operate a sponsored captive insurance company. (2832) ‘Sponsored captive insurance company’ means a captive insurance company: (a) in which the minimum capital and surplus required by applicable law is provided by one or more sponsors; (b) that is formed or licensed under this chapter; (c) that insures the risks of separate participants through the contract segregates liability through one or more protected cells; and (d) that segregates each participant’s liability through one or more protected cells insures the risks of participants through participant contracts. (2933) ‘Treasury rates’ means the United States Treasury strips asked yield as published in the Wall Street Journal as of a balance sheet date.” SECTION 5. Section 389020(F) of the 1976 Code, as last amended by Act 291 of 2004, is further amended to read: “(F) A foreign or alien captive insurance company, upon approval of the director or his designee, may become a domestic captive insurance company by complying with all of the
differ across sub periods”. In their explanation for this result they argued that enrolment ratios have a propensity to rise more in the developing countries, at the same time as growth rates is stagnated or fallen. They also reported that secondary school enrolment contributes positively and significantly to per capita income growth in models where the temporal nature of the human capital variable is dormant. Chapter 4 4.0. Findings and Analysis 4.0.1.Table1. Panel data estimation of African economic growth Explanatory variables A B C D E F G CONSTANT 0.258* (2.405) 0.336# (3.135) 0.356# (3.235) 0.537# (4.064) 0.528# (4.419) 0.996# (4.780) 0.986# (4.302) LGDPINC -0.035* (2.253) -0.046# (2.788) -0.049# (2.893) -0.075# (4.064) -0.074# (3.898) -0.116# (4.309) -0.124# (3.940) AINV 0.139* (2.488) 0.150* (2.609) 0.258# (3.796) 0.240# (3.246) 0.239# (2.312) 0.267# (2.546) POPGRW -0.814& (1.624) -0.797& (1.585) -0.668 (1.205) -0.687 (1.197) -3.569# (2.803) -2.582# (2.055)
Learning Table of Core Studies – Raine, Buchsbaum, and LaCasse (1997) “Brain abnormalities in murderers indicated by positron emission tomography” (You can “steal” information from one column/question and use it in another to extend your answer, so long as you adjust your wording to fit the question.) Example of one question: Describe the methodology and procedures of Raine, Buchsbaum, and LaCasse’s (1997) research Brain Abnormalities in murderers indicated by positron emission tomography. [12] Example of another question: Analyse and evaluate Raine, Buchsbaum, and LaCasse’s (1997) research Brain Abnormalities in murderers indicated by positron emission tomography in relation to the ethical issues and social implications. [16] Aims and Context Procedures Findings and Conclusions Evaluation of methodology Evaluation of research, with reference to alternative evidence Raine, Buchsbaum, and LaCasse (1997) “Brain abnormalities in murderers indicated by positron emission tomography” Based on previous research the researchers proposed that seriously violent individuals would have brain dysfunction in which areas? Which areas did they propose would not be affected? Methodology: Sample: A PET scan was used: All injected with FDG (a radioactive tracer). 1. 2. 3. Findings: No differences in the CPT. Reduced activity in: Increased activity in: No differences in: Conclusions: Quasi-experiment Research technique Sample Valid consent Socially sensitive research Alternative evidence
Areas of subdivision, including any areas of common property; Construction details of all drainage works and cross over points to all lots; The constructed level of any road to provide all weather safe access and egress to all allotments at all times; The location and staging of road works to be undertaken either by dates or stages; The stages by which development of the land is proposed to proceed; The proposed internal road layout pattern and traffic management measures including the provision of traffic control works in existing or proposed roads; The provision of all necessary infrastructure including access to surrounding roads; and The location of all footpaths and pedestrian links within the site and how they link with surrounding areas. 5.2 Exemption from notice and review An application is exempt from the notice requirements of Section 52(1)(a), (b) and (d), the decision requirements of Section 64(1), (2) and (3) and the review rights of Section 82(1) of the Act. 5.3 Decision guidelines Before deciding on an application for subdivision, the responsible authority must consider: The suitability of all the proposed lots for the uses that are preferred in the precincts described in the Merrifield Comprehensive Development Plan and any relevant Precinct Concept Plan; The extent to which the proposal is consistent with the Development Plan; The effect the subdivision will have on the potential area to accommodate the uses which will maintain or enhance its competitive strengths; The effect of the proposed subdivision on any areas of environmental, cultural or heritage significance identified in any relevant Precinct Concept Plan; The appropriateness of the road layout and integration with the existing road network; The strategic importance of the Hume Freeway; The provision of adequate connection and road infrastructure to provide for future growth and public transport provision; Streetscape character; Landscape character; The interface with surrounding zones; and The comments and requirements of authorities specified as referral authorities in Clause 66. 6.0 Buildings and works Buildings and works must generally be in accordance with the Merrifield Comprehensive Development Plan, Development Co-ordination Plan and any relevant Precinct Concept Plan to the satisfaction of the responsible authority.
Section 2 - Permit required Use Condition Adult sex product shop Function centre Hospital Must not be within 450m of the South Melbourne to Brooklyn or Dandenong to West Melbourne pipeline as shown on Map 5. Must not be within 100m of the Port Melbourne to Symex Holdings pipeline as shown on Map 5. Hotel Leisure and recreation (other than Informal outdoor recreation, Minor sport and recreation facility, Motor racing track and Racecourse) Nightclub Service station Must not be within 450m of the South Melbourne to Brooklyn or Dandenong to West Melbourne pipeline as shown on Map 5. Must not be within 100m of the Port Melbourne to Symex Holdings pipeline as shown on Map 5. Tavern Transport terminal (other than Airport and Railway station) Any other use not in Section 1 or 3 Section 3 - Prohibited Use Airport Brothel Cemetery Corrective institution Motor racing track Race course Recreational boat facility 2.0 Use of land 2.1 Requirements The use of land must be generally in accordance with the Maps of this schedule. The use of land for a dwelling must not exceed the specified Dwelling density in Table 1, unless an agreement under section 173 of the Act has been entered into between the landowner, the responsible authority and the local council (if not the responsible authority) that requires the landowner to provide at least one Social housing dwelling for every eight dwellings provided above the number of dwellings allowable under the specified Dwelling density.
Host farm Motor racing track Refuse disposal Road freight terminal Rural industry Saleyard Store Transfer station 4.0 Centre-wide provisions 4.1 Buildings and works No permit is required to: Extend a dwelling on a lot of more than 300 square metres. This exemption does not apply to: Extension of a dwelling if there are two or more dwellings on the lot. Extension of a dwelling if it is on common property. Construction or extension of a fence. Construct or carry out works normal to a dwelling. Construct or extend an out-building (other than a garage or carport) on a lot provided the gross floor area of the out-building does not exceed 10 square metres and the maximum height is not more than 3 metres above the ground. Install an automatic teller machine. An alteration to an existing building façade provided: The alteration does not include the installation of an external roller shutter. In Precincts 6 or 7, or sub-precincts 1A, 4A, or 8A, at least 80 per cent of the building façade at ground level is maintained as an entry or window with clear glazing. 4.2 Design and development Environmentally Sustainable Design New development should be designed to: Reduce greenhouse gas emissions, compared to minimum building standards. Conserve potable water supplies, improve stormwater quality and protect waterways. Maximise access to sustainable transport modes. Ensure waste avoidance, re-use and recycling during construction and operation. Achieve a healthy indoor environment. Address to the public realm New development should: Actively address all street frontages and orient buildings towards public spaces, open space, creeks or important views.
11.0 Reference documents Epping Central Background Report (Whittlesea City Council, December 2011) Epping Central Structure Plan (Whittlesea City Council, December 2011 - Amended December 2013) Design Guidelines for Licensed Venues (Department of Justice, February 2009) Epping Central Structure Plan: Stormwater Management Strategy (DesignFlow, March 2012)
COMPARATIVE TESTING Road tests must be conducted at several Control Signal levels for several values of each variable data entry. These tests should be performed for each trailer configuration included in the computer simulation. The tests shall be conducted in accordance with the Service Brake Effectiveness requirements in ADR 38. The results of these comparative tests shall be reported in a format directly comparable with the results obtained from the computer simulation. REPORTING PROCEDURE The report of the computer simulation results should use a format similar to the submission of evidence Form CB 38. The report should be prepared by a nominated computer simulation supervisor. LIMITATION OF SUITABILITY The computer simulation will be suitable only for those trailer types and configurations for which satisfactory comparative testing has been conducted. The application should clearly state for which trailer types and configurations the simulation is considered to be suitable (e.g. with S-cam air brakes and 4 and 6 spring suspensions).
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) topic quiz Genetics and evolution Learner Activity 1 An automated DNA sequencing machine mixes template DNA with four other components. These are: chain terminating nucleotides labelled with coloured dyes normal DNA nucleotides primer sequences Taq polymerase. Which line of the table shows the functions of these components in the sequencing machine? nucleotides normal nucleotides primer DNA Taq polymerase A stop replication base-pair to template DNA base-pairs to template DNA joins nucleotides by phosphodiester bonds B stop replication base-pair to primer DNA base-pairs to chain-terminating nucleotides joins bases by ester bonds C stop transcription base-pair to template DNA base-pairs to primer DNA joins nucleotides by ester bonds D stop transcription base-pair to primer DNA base-pairs to normal nucleotides joins bases by phosphodiester bonds Your answer
Question 4 (iii) (iii) What formula should Geraldine type in cell D2 so that she can copy it down the column to give the profit? [2] Sample answer for Question 4 (iii) (A2*B2)-C2 Question 4 (iv) (iv) Geraldine wants to sell each hat for a whole number of pounds. What price should she sell the hats for to make the maximum profit? [4] Sample answer for Question 4 (iv) Price (£) Hats sold Cost (£) Profit (£) 15 100 300 1200 16 95 285 1235 17 90 270 1260 18 85 255 1275 19 80 240 1280 20 75 225 1275 21 70 210 1260
Research Scientist – CSOF5 Role summary for potential applicants Advertised Job Title: Molecular and Cellular Biologist, organelle/symbiont engineering Reference Number: 38044 Classification: CSOF5 Salary Range: $92,591 - $100,199 plus up to 15.4% superannuation Location: Black Mountain, Canberra, ACT Tenure: Specified Term until June 2020 Relocation assistance: Yes Applications are open to: Australian Citizens Only Australian Citizens and Permanent Residents Only All Candidates Functional Area: Research Scientist/Engineer % Client Focus - Internal: 100 % Client Focus - External: 0 Reports to the: Chris Hardy, Team Leader (L&W) Number of Direct Reports: No direct reports Role Overview: are an investment in science that underpins innovation and that has the potential to help reinvent and create new industries for Australia. FSPs will see us grow the capability of new generation of researchers and allow Australia to attract the best students and experts to work with us on future science. They are strategic investments aimed at developing capacity in areas of identified future importance for Australia. FSPs are both impact and science focused, developing innovative scientific solutions with industry, government and university partners. They support world class, coherent and creative research teams which integrate science and delivery over the long term, looking to the future science needs of CSIRO and our partners with a 5 to 10 year vision. To position Australia to build a vibrant synthetic biology research and development community to support the bio-based industries and ecoengineering activities of tomorrow, CSIRO has established the (SynBioFSP). Synthetic Biology (SynBio) is the design and construction of biological parts, devices, and organisms (usually based on DNA-encoded componentry); and their application for useful purposes. The SynBioFSP has a mission to develop capacity in synthetic biology within CSIRO and across Australia, in a collaborative and transparent manner. Science capability will be strongly aligned with CSIRO business unit capabilities and will allow CSIRO to deliver novel future outcomes for external partners. The program has a $13 million funding envelope over the first three years. We aim to: Build the foundational capabilities to advance SynBio research, including significant investment in social licence to operate
construed the word to mean one who behaves honorably and considerately and is possessed of good manners. Mr. McMaster’s life and actions reflect the best meaning of this word, for he is a gentle man; and Whereas, grateful for his dedicated life of service, the House of Representatives is proud to honor this son of South Carolina at the celebration of his ninetyninth birthday, and the members join with his family and friends in congratulating him on reaching this exceptional milestone. Now, therefore, Be it resolved by the House of Representatives: That the members of the South Carolina House of Representatives, by this resolution, congratulate the Honorable John Gregg McMaster, Jr., of Richland County on the occasion of his ninetyninth birthday and wish him a joyous birthday celebration and much happiness in the days ahead. Be it further resolved that a copy of this resolution be provided to the Honorable John Gregg McMaster, Jr. XX
Whereas, a faithful member of First Baptist Church in Conway, she taught preschool Sunday school for more than thirty years and was involved in many other activities of the church; and Whereas, the members of the House of Representatives of the State of South Carolina are grateful for the life and legacy of Anne Skinner Floyd and for the example of love and kindness she set for all who knew her. Now, therefore, Be it resolved by the House of Representatives: That the members of the South Carolina House of Representatives, by this resolution, remember and celebrate the life of Anne Skinner Floyd of Horry County and extend deepest sympathy to her large and loving family and her many friends. Be it further resolved that a copy of this resolution be presented to the family of Anne Skinner Floyd. XX
ADP breakdown and synthesis kbreakdown,ADP rate constant for breakdown of ADP 0.000224 (8.3 10-5) µM-1.s-1 (*) optimized (IQR) ksynthesis,ADP rate constant for synthesis of ADP 0.001261 (0.00028) s-1 (*) optimized (IQR) Storage carbon metabolites from glycolytic intermediates kstore rate constant for storage of carbon metabolites 0.005202 (0.00043) s-1 (*) optimized (IQR) Parameters algebraic equations NADtot total nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide content 200 µM (13, 14) ratioP/O2 ratio of ATP synthesized per O2 consumed 5.6 dimensionless (15-17) RPGI/FBP ratio of total phosphorylated glycolytic intermediates content to fructose content 1.243 (0.047) dimensionless (*) optimized (IQR); total phosphorylated glycolytic intermediates varying with fixed ratio to FBP; other stores of metabolites increase in time (Eq. 9) and are not proportional to FBP. Cf. (13, 16, 18-24) Inhibition of head section of glycolysis kf second order forward rate constant for inhibition by glycolytic intermediates 1.01∙10-5 (7.5 10-7) µM-1s-1 (*) optimized (IQR) kb backward rate constant for disinhibition of head section 0.00315 (0.00034) s-1 (*) optimized (IQR)
Transport equations of tissue model Geometric parameters Lcyl length of cylindrical shell per unit volume of intracellular H2O cm / liter calculated from tissue radius, intracellular water content and interstitial space rinner inner radius of cylindrical shell cm router outer radius of cylindrical shell cm Vperivascular volume of blood vessel and immediately adjacent tissue per volume of intracellular H2O 0.04 liter / liter (25) rperivascular radius of the perivascular space 9.5 µm (26); compatible with Vperivascular volume fraction cells volume consisting of cells as fraction of total tissue volume 0.50 liter / liter tumor tissue (27, 28) Cell types fcell type 1 fraction of total cell volume that consists of cells with full tumor glycolytic capacity fcell type 2 fraction of total cell volume that consists of cells with reduced glycolytic capacity Diffusion coefficients DO2 diffusion coefficient of oxygen 1.75∙10-5 cm2 s-1 (26, 29, 30) Dglc diffusion coefficient of glucose 0.5∙10-5 cm2 s-1 (26, 30, 31) Dlac diffusion coefficient of 0.9∙10-5 cm2 s-1 (26, 32)
November 2, 1998 - §3(G,U), §4 NON-SUBSTANTIVE CORRECTION: November 30, 1998 - corrected “non-renewable” to “non-renewal” in §1(C)(2)(c). AMENDED: March 25, 2015 – filing 2015-049
Let’s amortize a $20,000 loan to buy a car, 4 years at 10% interest, K=20,000/a 0.10 4 =6,309.42 t Time t payment Principal outstanding at t+ Interest portion of K Principal portion of K 0 -20,000 20,000 0 0 1 6,309.42 =15690.58 (Ka3 =6309.42 *2.4869 =15690.58) =0.10*20,000 =2,000 =4309.42 2 6,309.42 =10950.22 =0.10*15690.58 =1,569.06 =4740.36 3 6,309.42 =5735.82 0.10*10950.22 +1,095.02 =5214.40 4 6,309.42 =0 0.10*5735.82 =573.58 =5735.82
2014 e d i t i o n PAYROLL Bieg/Toland TEST 1 Student INSTRUCTOR’S COPY Chapter 1 Date SCORING RECORD Section Total Points Deductions Score A 60 B 40 Total 100 Section A—DIRECTIONS: Each of the following statements is either true or false. Unless directed by your instructor, indicate your choice in the Answers column by writing “T” for a true answer or “F” for a false answer. (2 points for each correct answer) For Answers Scoring 1. The Fair Labor Standards Act is commonly known as the Federal Wage and Hour Law. T 1. 2. The Federal Insurance Contributions Act covers restrictions on the employment of child labor. F 2. 3. The Federal Income Tax Withholding Law requires that all employment data be kept on file permanently. F 3. 4. In cases where both federal and state regulations cover the minimum wage for the same the federal rate is always used as the standard minimum wage. F 4. 5. Those records that are required by the various payroll laws must generally be kept on file for only the current year. F 5. 6. Unions and employment agencies are excluded from coverage under the Civil Rights Act of 1964. F 6. 7. Employers’ photocopying of new employees’ I-9 documents is not required under the Reform and Control Act. T 7. 8. The Age Discrimination in Employment Act protects virtually all workers, but only to the age of 70. F 8. 9. FICA taxes are levied upon employers only. F 9. 10. Criminal background checks can be used by employers on all job applicants. F 10. 11. Most employers are faced with two unemployment taxes—federal and state. T 11. 12. Every state imposes state unemployment taxes on employers in their state. T 12. 13. The Age Discrimination Act covers employers engaged in an industry affecting interstate commerce (who employ 20 or more workers), employment agencies, and labor unions. T 13. 14. The FUTA tax paid to the federal government is used to pay benefits to the unemployed who qualify for the benefits. F 14. 15. Employers receive credit against their SUTA tax for their FUTA contributions. F 15. 16. Some states allow employers to drug test in a limited number of situations. T 16. 17. Once vested, workers have the right to receive a pension at retirement age, even if they no longer work for that company. T 17.
labour, materials, financial and technology dividends; and the economically efficient operation of the Contractor. On receipt of the application for a Price Adjustment under clause 37.5(a)(i) Finance may, acting reasonably, undertake one or more of the following acts: seek further information from the Contractor in relation to the application; seek advice from a Customer’s or Finance’s advisers in relation to the application or the justification; evaluate the application; and assess the justification by the Contractor for a Price Adjustment by benchmarking the Price Adjustment against other consumer price, labour, materials, financial and technology dividends or similar applications by other Panellists or other operators in the stationery and office supplies industry. Subject to the Contractor providing Finance with adequate reasons and documentation in accordance with clause 37.5(a)(iii), and in considering the justification for such adjustment in accordance with clause 37.5(a)(v), Finance will, acting reasonably, approve or reject a proposed Price Adjustment within 30 Business Days of the application for the Price Adjustment having been made by the Contractor. In exercising its rights under clause 37.5(b), Finance may approve a Price Adjustment that is different to that sought by the Contractor, or after considering the justification for a Price Adjustment made by the Contractor under clause 37.5(a)(i), or as a result of a review initiated by Finance under clause 37.5(a)(ii) Finance may, acting reasonably, reduce the Price. A Price Adjustment approved by Finance applies: immediately amend the Prices for the applicable Volatile Product in the SOS Product List set out in the Statement of Requirement; immediately amend the Prices in each Customer Catalogue to the extent the Volatile Products for which the Price Adjustment applies are set out in that Customer Catalogue; and to all Orders made on or after the date on which Finance approves the Price Adjustment, provided that a Price Adjustment must not be applied retrospectively and any Orders entered into for the supply of Stationery and Office Supplies or Services will continue.