zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
to the convention and have made the bribery of foreign officials a criminal offence. In addition, the countries have agreed to put in place measures reinforcing their efforts to prevent, detect, and investigate foreign bribery. China is not currently a member party to the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention. PROPOSAL To reduce the probability of recurrence of this type of problem, we propose the following: Clarify the FCPA’s definition of “foreign official”; Enlarge and enhance OECD engagement in the fight against foreign bribery and; Raise global awareness of foreign bribery. The FCPA Definition of “Foreign Official” We believe a large part of why international bribery occurs is due to uncertainty regarding the FCPA definition of “foreign official”. In the Journal of Business Ethics, Longenecker describes FCPA provisions as “so vague that business executives, fearing its sanctions, have become unnecessarily cautious in their international operations.” The Institute for Reform published a paper, titled Restoring Balance: Proposed Amendments to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, by Andrew Weissmann and Alixandra Smith. According to the publication, clarifying the definition of “foreign official” will improve the FCPA. The statute defines a “foreign official” as: “any officer or employee of a foreign government or any department, agency, or instrumentality thereof, or of a public international organization, or any person acting in
Environment Advantage – Ozone Impact Ozone depletion causes extinction Greenpeace 95 (Full of Holes: Montreal Protocol and the Continuing Destruction of the Ozone Layer -- A Greenpeace Report with contributions from Ozone Action, http://archive.greenpeace.org/ozone/holes/holebg.html) When chemists Sherwood Rowland and Mario Molina first postulated a link between chlorofluorocarbons and ozone layer depletion in 1974, the news was greeted with scepticism, but taken seriously nonetheless. The vast majority of credible scientists have since confirmed this hypothesis. The ozone layer around the Earth shields us all from harmful ultraviolet radiation from the sun. Without the ozone layer, life on earth would not exist. Exposure to increased levels of ultraviolet radiation can cause cataracts, skin cancer, and immune system suppression in humans as well as innumerable effects on other living systems. This is why Rowland's and Molina's theory was taken so seriously, so quickly - the stakes are literally the continuation of life on earth.
4 Day 4 4.1 Module 11: Communication Objectives Contents of module Practical Training/Discussion Objective 12: Understand the exchange of information during audit interviews 1. Definitions: Communication during Audits Messages Basic rules: Rules when conducting interviews Individual recording 4. Conflicts Conflict handling Possible answers Conflict prevention 4.2 Module 12: Interpersonal Skills Objectives Contents of Module Practical Training/Discussion Objective 13: Be able to use your social skills to improve the audit interview 1. Definitions Interpersonal skills 2. Application Application during auditing Considerations Listening Non‐verbal communication Dos and Don’ts
New Course for 2018/19 As per the Bucks Safe Practice in School Swimming Policy & Guidance 2018, please note that from the Autumn Term, Swim England are renaming their Courses as follows: Support Teacher of School Swimming - previously Fundamentals of School Swimming Teacher of School Swimming - previously Aquatic Skills of School Swimming Secondary Teacher & Support Teacher of School Swimming – previously Secondary Fundamentals and Aquatic Skills (combined course) Date Time Location & Course Cost per Delegate 20.09.2018 Course Full 09.00 – 16.00 Green Park Support Teacher of School Swimming £190 11.10.2018 09.00 – 16.00 Green Park Support Teacher of School Swimming £190 18.10.2018 09.00 – 16.00 Green Park Support Teacher of School Swimming £190 22.11.2018 09.00 – 16.00 Green Park Support Teacher of School Swimming £190 29.11.2018 08.30 – 16.30 Green Park Secondary Teacher & Support Teacher of School Swimming £190 06.12.2018 16.00 – 18.00 Stafford Room, Coach House - Green Park Refresher Course for Support Teacher of School Swimming £45 10.01.2019 09.00 – 16.00 Green Park Support Teacher of School Swimming £190 17.01.2019 Day 1 13.00 – 17.00 Green Park Teacher of School Swimming £200 24.01.2019 Day 2 10.00 – 15.00 14.02.2019 09.00 – 16.00 Green Park Support Teacher of School Swimming £190 28.03.2019 09.00 – 16.00 Green Park Support Teacher of School Swimming £190 09.05.2019 09.00 – 16.00 Green Park Support Teacher of School Swimming £190 23.05.2019 09.00 – 16.00 Green Park Support Teacher of School Swimming £190 27.06.2019 09.00 – 16.00 Green Park Support Teacher of School Swimming £190 If you would like to book onto any of the above courses, please complete an and return to Click link for: Venue Address: Green Park Conference Centre, BLT Learning Campus, Stablebridge Road, Aston Clinton, Bucks. HP22 5NE
Eligibility criteria confirmation a) Do you hold a leadership role or responsibility within your school? Yes ☐ No ☐ b) Please indicate how long you have been in this role. If it is less than two years, please provide details of your previous leadership role or responsibility. Please include the name of the school where the role was held. Your specialism Please indicate the specialist area(s) that you wish to be designated for. Specialism Mark your specialism(s) with a cross (X) Length of time in role (this should be at least two years) Effectiveness of Leadership and management Academies Leadership of continuing professional development (CPD) School business management and financial management Leadership of curriculum Outcomes for children and other learners Art Closing the gap Drama Design and technology Early years English Geography History Information and communications technology (ICT)
34. 1 + 3c = 13 – c 35. 6 + 4x = –2x + 12 36. 3x + 5 = –4x + 19 37. 5v – 1 = –3v + 15 38. 8 + 7x = –2x + 35 39. 5x – 7 = –2 40. 3x – 12 = –3 41. 7y – 15 = –1 42. 8v – 8 = 6v – 2 43. 4h – 1 = 2h – 5 44. 6a – 16 = a – 6 45. 5m – 18 = m – 6 46. 8e – 30 = 2e – 6 47. 3x – 11 = x – 5 48. 2x – 12 = –3x – 2 49. 5y – 20 = –2y – 6 50. 3a – 9 = –2a – 4 51. 7x – 13 = –x – 5 52. 4k – 24 = –2k – 12 53. 3c – 18 = –c – 2 54. 10 – 2x = 6 + 2x 55. 33 – w = 8 + 4w 56. 58 – y = 6y + 2 57. 4a – 2 = 13 – a 58. 17 + 8m = 89 – m 59. 5k + 3 = 45 – k 60. 5y – 2 = 28 – 5y 61. 3(a + 2) = a + 12 62. 4(x + 3) = 2x + 30 63. 5(d – 1) = 3d + 7 64. 7(x + 2) = 4(x + 5) 65. 7(x – 2) = 4(x + 1) 66. 8(w – 1) = 6(w + 4 Compound Shapes with Circles Give all answers to 1 decimal 1. Find the area of circles a) b) c) d) e) f) g) h) 2. Work out the area of these shapes made from circles and rectangles.
AVSED’s Weekly Activity Calendar – Please note our activities are for AVSED members only. To join please contact the office on 0113 250 1702 Day Event Time Cost Transport Monday Chair based exercise 10am – 11.30am £4 (£5 with transport) Yes Monday & Lunches Out 12.30pm - Various Variable Yes Tuesday Tai Chi 10.30 – 11.30am £4 No Tuesday Social Centre 1.30 – 3.30pm £2.50 with transport and refreshments. (£1 Self transporters)* Yes Wednesday Cuppa & Company 10 – 11.30am £3.00 (£1 self transporters) Yes Wednesday Social Centre 1.30 – 3.30pm £2.50 with transport and refreshments. (£1 Self transporters)* Yes Thursday Social Centre 1.30 – 3.30pm £2.50 with transport and refreshments. (£1 Self transporters)* Yes Friday Tai Chi 10am – 11am £4 No Friday Chair based exercise 11.30am – 1pm £4.00 (or £5.00 with transport) Yes Friday Fish & Chips Home Delivery Lunch time Cost of your order only N/A *Bingo and raffle extra
The Ultimate Consignee can be found in the Freight Shipping section of your contract. The next few pages describe the shipping documents and the date you can expect the carrier at your facility AFTER processing in VSM. DO NOT CONTACT MENLO PERTAINING TO YOUR SHIPMENTS. Any questions relating to shipments are to be directed to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Distribution transportation office at or 800-456-5507. ALL shipments should be packed and for shipment at the time you process in the Vendor Shipment Module (VSM). Small Parcel Shipments are shipments that are less than 150 lbs., less than 12 cubic feet and are under a total girth of 130. Girth is calculated - Length and girth equals length plus twice the width and twice the height (L + W(x2) + H (x2)). Your freight shipment must be packed and ready for shipment at the time you process within the Vendor Shipment Module (VSM). A carrier will arrive at your facility to pick up this shipment by the below chart. You must print the Military Shipping Label (MSL) along with your documentation. Processed in VSM by 10AM EST CBL will be available to print in VSM after 1500 Carrier will be in to pick up shipment by Close of Business Monday Tuesday Wednesday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Wednesday Thursday Friday Thursday Friday Monday Friday Monday Tuesday Processed in VSM after 10AM EST CBL will be available to in VSM after 1500 Carrier will be in to pick up shipment by Close of Business Monday Wednesday Thursday Tuesday Thursday Friday Wednesday Friday Monday Thursday Monday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Wednesday
List below any relevant training courses or specialist training camps you have done in the last 12 months. Description of relevant training course (s) Dates course (s) attended Name of sports club/ organisation you belong to Address of club/ organisation Contact details of a club representative Name Telephone Email 3. Funding Requested Item description e.g. equipment, travel costs, specific coaching costs Cost of item(£) Total bursary amount requested (Max. £300) Have you previously been awarded funding from this AVSPAN Talented Athletes Bursary scheme in the last 12 months? Yes/ No Please provide details of any other grants awarded to you in the past 12 months, if applicable. Organisation/ funding body Amount received £ Have you requested funding from any other sources for the forthcoming year? (please give details) Funding body Amount requested £
I confirm that the applicant is currently competing at a regional level or above and I support this Bursary application. Signed Date CHECKLIST Do you live in the Aylesbury Vale District? Is your sport in the list of Sport England recognised sports? Do you currently compete at a regional level as defined by your sport’s NGB? Have you provided details of recent competitions you have taken part in? Have you included a signature from a representative of your NGB or equivalent ? Have you provided a breakdown of what the funding would be spent on? Signatures Declaration (to be signed by the individual applicant) I have completed this application correctly to the best of my knowledge and understand that payment of a talented athletes bursary is subject to the success of this application. Sign: ……………………………… ……………………….. Date: ..................... Applicant Declaration (to be signed by parent/ guardian if applicant is under the age of 16) I confirm that I support this application. Sign: ……………………………… ……………………….. Date: ..................... Parent/ Guardian Email to: . Post to: AVSPAN Sport Bursaries, C/O Leisure Services, AVDC Council Offices, The Gateway, Gatehouse Road, Aylesbury, Bucks, HP19 8FF Form updated October 2013. AVSPAN Bursaries Equalities Monitoring In accordance with our equalities policy please complete this information. The information will not be used to inform any funding decisions but will help us to ensure that we are promoting the scheme as widely as possible. What is your ethnic group? Please tick to indicate your ethnic group. A : British Any other White background (please write in)
Please assess performance and indicate the degree of prompting for each item. The assessment score for each item may differ from the prompting score for that item. Placement of Incisions Poor 1 Fair 2 Good 3 Very Good 4 Excellent 5 NA No concept of functional needs of procedure –graft too short or too long Position of incision is functional but not optimal for exposure of target vessels Proximal incision slightly distal to antecubital crease – graft to radial side of arm; loop length 2/3 of distal to wrist Substantial Direction 1 2 Some Direction 3 4 Minimal Direction 5 NA Dissection of Vessels Poor 1 Fair 2 Good 3 Very Good 4 Excellent 5 NA Disregard for superficial veins; injury to brachial artery or deep vein Exposes brachial artery sufficiently for anastomosis with guidance. Preserves most significant superficial veins Excellent independent dissection of all vessels; mindful of plans for anastomosis Substantial Direction 1 2 Some Direction 3 4 Minimal Direction 5 NA Suturing Graft Poor 1 Fair 2 Good 3 Very Good 4 Excellent 5 NA Sutures from adventitia to intima on artery; inappropriate thickness/spacing of bites Generally pierces graft and vessels at 90 degrees and passes from intimal surface out of artery Independently sews with correct needle angle and at the correct orientation throughout the anastomosis Substantial Direction 2 Some Direction 4 Minimal Direction NA
Charter Air Services Application Form A separate charter application form should be completed for each client’s charter services operated by the charter company. Operator Details Name of Charter Operator Client Charter Route Application date Proposed Charter Details Start date Finish date Aircraft type Aircraft Seating Capacity Number of services each way per week Reason that RPT cannot be utilised Proposed Timetable for Charter Services Day of the Week Flight Number Departure Time From To Arrival Time Number of Seats
3 RFP Doc: Att14 - Instructions Page(s): 1 Section: 1.A. Preparation and Submittal Citation: "Charts, graphs or spreadsheets may be on fold-out pages, but must fold within the page size specified and will count as one page." May graphics, diagrams, tables, and illustrations also be on fold-out pages (that fold within the page size specified) and count as one page? Yes, this would also to apply to graphics, diagrams, tables, and illustrations.
BIDS AND QUOTATIONS AWARDED AWARDLIST RFQ or Tender Number Project Description Date Awarded and published Directorate Successful Bidders Total Bid Price Including Vat APPOINTMENT OF A SERVICE PROVIDER FOR THE PROVISION OF FORTICLIENT SUBSCRIPTION LICENSES 2017 31/7/2017 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SIMPHIWE SECURITY CONSULTING (PTY) LTD R134 747.10 APPOINTMENT OF A SERVICE PROVIDER FOR THE LEASING IN OF ONE (1) 4 BAKKIE FOR 120 DAYS 03/10/2017 DASH TRADING ENTERPRISE (PTY) LTD R144 000.00 APPOINTMENT OF A SERVICE PROVIDER TO SUPPLY AND DELIVER HATCHBACK VEHICLE FOR LIBRARIES 27/10/2017 LIBRARIES NKTT TRADING R198 727.00 APPOINTMENT OF A SERVICE PROVIDER TO SUPPLY AND DELIVER ELECTRIC METERS KEYPAD 6/11/2017 FINANCE XIHLAMARISO LOGISTICS SERVICES R111 150.00 REPAIR OF A FRONT END LOADER TURBO,SERVICING OF VEHILE(BM76WRGP) 08/11/2017 LEONS SERVICE CENTRE R71 360.58 REPAIR OF A FRONT END LOADER BUCKET (BM76WRGP) 08/11/2017 LEONS SERVICE CENTRE R59 861.40 APPOINTMENT OF A SERVICE PROVIDER FOR THE LEASING IN OF ONE BACKHOE LOADER 4 X 4 FOR 40 DAYS (WET QUOTE) 08/11/2017 FLEET XIHLAMARISO LOGISTICS SERVICES R164 160.00
Phone Email Company name (As it should appear on all marketing materials) Commencement date as full-time employee with current employer Professional/vocational qualifications Name of best contact at your firm for verification Email of best contact at your firm for verification Phone number of best contact at your firm for verification BUSINESS METRICS AND PERFORMANCE Item 2015 (If relevant) 2016 (Mandatory) Total revenue Number of clients Number of new clients Number of offices Total number of staff
OPEN RESPONSES/QUALITATIVE CRITERIA Please complete each question in 300 words or less (word counts must be strictly adhered to, please also attach any supporting documents (up to five only), files no larger than 200kB). Outline the tactics used to grow your firm from a win new business, gain market share, overcome competition and support your staff to offer the best service possible in 2016. Describe your point of difference/unique selling points and how these influenced your start-up success. Demonstrate a structured approach to the start-up, with clear objectives and associated results. In addition, highlight how you have engaged best practice and innovation to achieve start-up success. Highlight how the firm represents the profession and exemplifies professionalism.
Company name (As it should appear on all marketing materials) Commencement date as full-time employee with current employer Professional/vocational qualifications Name of best contact at your firm for verification Email of best contact at your firm for verification Phone number of best contact at your firm for verification BUSINESS METRICS AND PERFORMANCE Item 2015 (If relevant) 2016 (Mandatory) Total revenue Number of clients Percentage of recurring income Number of new clients Total number of offices Total number of staff OPEN RESPONSES/QUALITATIVE CRITERIA
CERTIFIED DESIGNEE CONFIRMATION LETTER IRREVOCABLE DE-REGISTRATION & EXPORT REQUEST AUTHORISATION INTERNATIONAL INTERESTS IN AIRCRAFT EQUIPMENT ACT Date : [Insert date] To : Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore Re : Irrevocable De-Registration and Export Request Authorisation (IDERA) – Confirmation of Certified Designee in relation to the IDERA [insert the airframe/helicopter manufacturer name and model number] bearing manufacturer’s serial number [insert manufacturer’s serial number] and Singapore registration [number] [mark] [insert registration number/mark]. We, [insert name of authorised party] as “the authorised party” under Schedule 2, Article I of the International Interests in Aircraft Equipment Act (the “Act”), hereby confirm that [insert name, designation of company to be designated] in its capacity as [insert capacity acting under for authorised party] is the certified designee (under the authority of Schedule 2, Article XIII(3) of the Act) in accordance with the confirmations and authorisations in our favour set out in the IDERA authorisation dated [insert date] issued by [insert name of Aircraft operator], the registered operator of the [insert the airframe/helicopter manufacturer name and model number] bearing manufacturer’s serial number [insert manufacturer’s serial number] and Singapore registration [number] [mark] [insert registration number/mark]. Please acknowledge your agreement to this request and its terms by appropriate notation in the space provided below. [insert name of authorised party] ____________________ By: [insert name of signatory] Title: [insert title of signatory] NRIC/FIN/Passport no: [insert identification number] Agreed to and lodged this Dated: ____________________ Name: CAAS(AW)136 R2, 09/11
Theodore Clattenburg Memorial Scholarship Mitchell Samuel Seipt, of , The Foundation Scholarship Prisca Elizabeth , , Crossing Foundation Scholarship Alexander Earle Lee Whittington, University, Frank and Katharine Davis Memorial Scholarship Heather Anne Woodruff, , D. Russell Chamberlain Memorial Scholarship Francis Xavier Altiere IV, , The Foundation Scholarship Mary Ingles Bullard, , Jerome and Harriet R. Scheckter Scholarship Daniel Van Cuzzolino, The , Eugene C. Fish-Wilmot E. Fleming Scholarship Robert David Doherty, of , Frank and Katharine Davis Scholarship Erica Kim Kraus, of , Kiwanis Foundation of Scholarship Katherine Amelia Linder, , W. James MacIntosh Memorial Scholarship Jacob Morgan Mehl, , Theodore Clattenburg Memorial Scholarship Brooke Elizabeth Newborn, of , Herbert Barness Memorial Scholarship Michael Joseph Shearn II, Southern , Ann Hawkes Hutton Scholarship Stephanie Lissette Swain, University, West Scholars’ Scholarship Aaron F. Bianco, , W. James MacIntosh Memorial Scholarship Anne Edwards, , I. Jerome and Harriet R. Scheckter Scholarship Page 15 Program The Toll-Weeder Scholarship Donated by the Toll and Weeder Families Jonathan Benedict Snavely Putnam Memorial Scholarship Donated by Charles & Kate Tweedy Jonathan Michael Steiner In Honor of Travis Manion Donated by Kate Hutton Tweedy Brad Matthew Strimel Veterans Memorial Scholarship Kyle Steven Sutton In Honor of Lonzie Rinker Donated by Charles & Kate Tweedy Jacob Evan Thayer Monique Antoinette Thornton I. Jerome Scheckter Memorial Scholarship Zachary James Weston Joseph & Regina Brennan Scholarship Donated by Chris & Jennifer Baxter and Victoria Brennan Chenxiaoyang Zhang Introduction of Former Scholarship Winners Page 14 Crossing Scholars Beth Alison Stewart, , Frank and Katharine Davis Memorial Scholarship 1997 Maxwell Frederick Anderson, , Theodore Clattenburg Scholarship Stephanie Anne Frank, , Frank and Katharine Davis Memorial Scholarship Geoffrey Francis Gasperini, , I. Jerome and Harriet R. Scheckter Scholarship
List all awards that were active during the year in which you are seeking rates (one schedule for each year). Group agency funding together beginning with DHHS awards. Awards to which the company is a prime recipient of a Federal Grant or Contract: Federal Agency / SubAgency Grant / Contract Number Period of Grant / Contract Type CAS Award Amount Award Expenditure this FY Indirect Limita- tions Grant / Contract Specialist Specialist Phone # HHS / NIH HHSN111201100040B 09/01/10 – 08/31/13 C – CPFF F $50,500,000 $3,488,125 Yes Jacob Jenkins HHS / NIH 1 U01 DE001244 09/01/10 – 08/31/13 Grant $3,500,000 $1,555,631 No Shirley Shehan NSF NSF11882011003D 07/01/09 – 06/30/12 C - Fixed $1,250,000 $125,958 No Susan Shippley NASA 2 NS 11286-02-04 02/01/10 – 01/31/11 Grant $750,000 $750,000 Yes Damon Dirsher Awards to which the company is a subrecipient of a Federal Grant or Contract:: Prime Recipient Name Grant / Contract Number Period of Performance Subcontract Amount Indirect Federal Agency making NOTES University of Dansville DDK495113-01A 12/01/08 – 11/30/10 $500,000 No DOD
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Annual Public Health Nurse Award Given to a Public health Nurse in recognition of dedication and excellence in the field of public health nursing and MAPHN. Nominated by the membership, selected by Awards Committee 1998 Sandy Collins 1999 Judy Baggs 2000 Jane Fiore 2001 no award 2002 no award 2003 Charlotte Stepanian 2004 Kaydee Schmidt / Sue Rosa 2005 Judy Dunigan 2006 Zieminski 2007 Bonnie Johnson 2008 Sheila Miller 2009 Pat Zingariello / Mary Allen 2010 Kitty Mahoney 2011 Laurie Courtney 2012 Sherry Petrucci 2013 Leila Mercer 2014 Terri Khoury 2015 Whittaker 2016 Debra Mulvenna 2017 Amanda Stone Annual President Award Given to a Public Health Nurse in recognition of outstanding contributions to MAPHN and commitment to public health nurses. Selected by the current President. 2007 Lois Bessette 2008 Barbara Westley 2009 Terry Arsenault 2010 Mary McKenzie 2011 Caroline Kinsella 2012 Ruth Mori 2013 Deirdre Arvisdson 2014 Elaine Silva 2015 All MAPHN Members 2016 Kitty Mahoney 2017 Charlotte Stepanian
Seniors Kyle Andrews Norma Bachman Crisayda Belen Nathan Bernard Scott Blanchette Justin Camasso Cody Conroy Jacob Crouch Courtney Daigle Derek Fernandes Corey Hawkins Timisha Johnson Kenneth Mei Juniors Bonneau Jr. Alex Conners David Dubois Abigail Eisenhaure Cassandra Gagliardi Jonathan Maker Kendra Norbaka Rebecca Potter Sadie Shennett Brittany Trainor Kaitlin Wright Sophomores Emma Boyens-Hahn Connor Bradley Savanna Christie Logan Collins Noah Detjens Melissa Olsen Nia Yell Sophomores Emma Boyens-Hahn Connor Bradley Savanna Christie Logan Collins Noah Detjens Melissa Olsen Nia Yell Freshmen Emely Cepeda Brendan Farrell Saffron Fox Emily Freeman Amanda Greene Sheyla Hernandez Steven Hewey Erin Leahy Christopher Masters Emmy Mei Ashley Miller Geena O’Mahony Meghan Ridley Peter Rodriguez Laura Spring Margaret Stokes Timothy Trask Domenic Crystal Watkins Bailey Wright
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Nomination Form All Other Award Categories Nominee Project/Program Name: Lead Organization: Project Contact at Lead Organization: Contact Information: Address: Phone #: Email: Award Category Check one: Project/Program Award: Larger Metropolitan Area, Provincial, or Federal Application Category Project/Program Award: Smaller Metropolitan Area or Rural Application Category New Canadian Commercial/Industry/Academic Technology Innovation/R&D Award General Project Details Population in area of application (if applicable): Year project/program/product was completed and in regular use, or first marketed: Project funding and/or technical partners: Project Program Description (250-500 words) Refer to the nomination criteria when completing:
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL Chair Awards Advisory Group Application Form Your Name: Address: Preferred Telephone Number: Daytime Evening Email: Membership No. (if applicable): Please explain why you believe you are suitable for these roles, including relevant professional and voluntary experience from inside or outside of Scouting: Please describe the relevant skills and experience that you have for the roles (please refer to the information in the candidate pack): Please outline the reason(s) why you felt motivated to complete this application: This form should be returned to Rachel Davidson (by email at awards@scouts.org.uk) no later than Tuesday 8 May 2018 at 8am.
• Act III usually features a strong of "signature music" (either a recognizable song or a powerful, sweeping orchestral piece). It often consists of a visual montage of powerful and emotional moments of the film. Voice-over narration is used to briefly set up the premise of the film and provide explanation when necessary. Since the trailer is a highly condensed format, voice-over is a useful tool to enhance the audience's understanding of the plot. LEVEL FOUR LEVEL THREE LEVEL TWO Clips (Thinking) Clips are chosen appropriately. Clips are filled with action, or other relevant moments from the film. Clips are chosen appropriately for the most part, with a few questionable scenes here and there. Clips chosen do not add to the trailer and are weak. Clips do not contain relevant moments from the film. Audience Appeal (Communication) The trailer entices people to see the actual movie. A hint at a deeper secret or cliffhanger is used to make the audience want to see more. The trailer attempts to entice people to see the actual movie. May be in need of a stronger secret or cliffhanger. The trailer attempts to entice people to see the actual Too much information was given and the audience wasn’t left wanting more. Titles/Credits (Application) Contains all of the following: Original title, original production company, original characters names, and actors’ first name and last initial in end credits. Missing 1 of the following: Original title, original production company, original characters names, and actors’ first name and last initial in end credits. Missing 2 of the following: Original title, original production company, original characters names, and actors’ first name and last initial in end credits. Comments/Next Part Five: The Movie Poster Requirements: The movie poster must be 24” wide x 36” long. It must be an accurate representation of your film, and contain all the necessary elements (as discussed in class). Posters with grammar and spelling mistakes will not be printed. Triple check your work. You may use any graphic design program(s) that you feel comfortable working with. LEVEL FOUR LEVEL THREE LEVEL TWO LEVEL ONE Required Elements (Application) The poster includes all required elements as well as additional information. All required elements are included on the poster. All but 1 of the required elements are included on the poster. Several required elements were missing.
Cover Sheet: Complete all information required on the cover sheet. Include your Occupational Injury and Illness data for the most recent full calendar year from the OSHA Form 300 and 300A logs, or MSHA 7000-1 reports as applicable. Be sure to include the average number of employees and employee man-hours worked for the most recent full calendar year and your NAICS code with your injury/illness data. Attach a copy of the OSHA summary and OSHA 300 and 300A logs, or MSHA 7000-1 reports as applicable. Written Application: Provide significant details of employer’s safety and health program. Please complete all of the attached questions found in the guidelines for written application – below. Limit five (5) pages total. Include significant milestones, achievements, awards, and other pertinent information. (Optional) Supplemental Information Sheet: Limit one (1) page total. Applicant’s Statement: Print, sign, and attach the applicant’s statement page. When you’re done, your application will look like this: Page 1 Sheet, Including occupational injury and illness data Page 2-6 Written Application (5 pages maximum) Page 7 (Optional) Supplemental Information (1 page maximum) Attachments OSHA 300 and 300A logs, or MSHA 7000-1 reports as applicable (no limit) Thank you for applying for a Wyoming Safety & Workforce Summit Award!! We are proud to serve employers in our and appreciate this opportunity to recognize your great work in to improve the health and safety of our workforce! APPLICATION COVER SHEET (1 page) Business Name: Address:
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National ASB Awards 2015 FINALISTS ANNOUNCED The 2015 awards programme once attracted a high volume of quality nominations across all four categories and Resolve is pleased to unveil the finalists: The Team of the Year Award Finalists – Sponsored by Hackney Homes – ASB / Estate Safety Team Your Homes Newcastle – HASBET Your Homes Newcastle Nottingham City Homes – Team NCH The Residents and Communities Award Finalists Miss Lisa Evans – Caerphilly County Borough Council Jayne Cresswell – Gloucester City Homes Ms Brenyah – Keys Homes Residents & Visitors of Blackman Avenue – Amicus Horizon Ltd The Best Project Award Finalists - Sponsored by Operation Alabama – London Borough of Newham The Gloucestershire Youth Mini Bike Project–The Guinness Partnership Strelley KO Boxing Club – Nottingham City Homes Practitioner of the Year Finalists - Sponsored by Luke Walters – Nottingham City Homes Shenade Hegarty – Stockport Homes Miriam Placide – Hackney Homes Charlotte Newman – Gloucester City Homes The winners will be announced at the Resolve ASB Annual Conference Dinner on the 10th November 2015 at the St Johns Hotel, Solihull, Birmingham. The full conference takes place over two days 10th & 11th November 2015. For further information go to: Event:
NHS Pensions - Redundancy supplementary information Attach this page to the completed AW8. For submissions made through Pensions Online (POL), this page should be completed and emailed to with ‘Redundancy’ in the subject field. 1. Is the redundant employment with a Employing Authority? Yes No 2. Is the member subject to 16.3 of the Agenda for Change (AFC) terms and conditions for redundancy? Yes No 3. How much is the redundancy payment? £ 4. If eligible, does the member wish to make an Additional Contribution for the difference between the capitalised cost and the redundancy payment? Yes No 5. If the answer to 4 is yes, please provide the additional amount they wish to make. £ In full
DETAILED PROJECT INFORMATION Overview of the Project Background Rationale for the project Government objectives Description of the Project Procurement process Rationale for choosing a P3 over a traditional procurement model Detailed competitive process Timelines for procurement Process fairness Structure of the Partnership Overall structure, including a diagram showing the relationship the different entities; Allocation of responsibilities between the partners. Project Financing Highlights on financing capital costs (equity/grants/types of debt) Payments to proponent during construction and operations Revenue sharing Lenders or types of lenders and how selected Other (eg. deal flexibility, innovative features, etc.) Benefits Cost savings/Value for money Community socio-economic benefits Submission Category Detailed Requirements Project Development Project Financing Additional detail on the consultation and development process and key challenges that were overcome Additional detail on Financing Capital Costs (Equity/grants/types of debt) Key initiatives that were implemented during the development process to facilitate the project (agreements with First Nations, pooling arrangements with multiple sponsors, etc) Payment structures and revenue sharing, if applicable Unique or new features applied to the P3 model or project development considerations that were innovative Unique or new financing features applied to the P3 model Any challenging environmental, safety or similar initiatives implemented to facilitate project development Why the selected structure was the most efficient method of financing (include key lender requirements) Other development related matters that make the project noteworthy Other (deal flexibility, innovation, market response, what makes the project financing noteworthy) Infrastructure Service Delivery Unique project design features or benefits Outcomes on enhancement of service such as surveys on user satisfaction
NQT and NQT+1 programmes Aspiring to leadership programmes All staff have 1:1’s Appraisal targets and school improvement plan targets include workload, SEMH People encouraged to develop skills unrelated to workplace People encouraged and supported to apply for promotion elsewhere Rewards gained and celebrated Diverse skillset in people Personal development, behaviour and welfare (of students and is self-assessed to be strong Performance-related pay has been adapted to suit the school, as appropriate Support Coaching, mentoring and buddying for students and staff Access to counselling Easy access to leadership team Governors are visible and visits are non-threatening Simple feedback processes School to school support Partnership working with parents, carers and extended family members Practice and policies are regularly reviewed with regard to workload e.g. marking policy, report writing Everyone has someone to go to for help and advice, including the Head Teacher Governors provide an appropriate mix of challenge and support Parents and carers are actively encouraged to engage with the school e.g. good attendance at consultation meetings, active PTA, silver surfer sessions for students to teach grandparents about technology There are clear benefits from giving and receiving support to/from other schools locally or nationally Positive relationships People-orientated leadership team Positive communications across the school Leaders take part and are open and accessible Team building events Links to the community Open and easy dialogue at all levels Colleagues and students help each other People are inspired by team events and INSET days People are enthused by visits and visitors to the school
SPC Outstanding Leadership Award 2016 Nominations are invited for leaders in the Special Constabulary. The judges will be looking for a special who: inspires others treats colleagues with respect demonstrates innovation and creativity in problem solving PSV Outstanding Leadership Award 2016 Nominations are invited for leaders in the police support volunteer programme. The judges will be looking for a police support volunteer who: inspires others treats colleagues with respect demonstrates innovation and creativity in problem solving SPC Innovation Award 2016 Nominations are invited for specials. The judges will be looking for a special who: has solved a long standing problem by finding an original solution has changed or improved a process thus saving time or PSV Innovation Award 2016 Nominations are invited for police support volunteers. The judges will be looking for a police support volunteer who: has solved a long standing problem by finding an original solution has changed or improved a process thus saving time or costs SPC Special Recognition 2016 Nominations are invited for specials who promote Leicestershire Police in their voluntary capacity. The judges will be looking for a special who: enhances the reputation of Leicestershire Police proactively engages with diverse community groups introduces Leicestershire Police to the wider community PSV Special Recognition Award 2016 Nominations are invited for police support volunteers who promote Leicestershire Police in their voluntary capacity. The judges will be looking for a police support volunteer who: enhances the reputation of Leicestershire Police proactively engages with diverse community groups introduces Leicestershire Police to the wider community SPC Outstanding Team Performance Award 2016 Nominations are invited for a team or group of specials who promote Leicestershire Police in their voluntary capacity. The judges will be looking for a team of specials who: exceed expectations by demonstrating an outstanding quality of work not normally covered or expected of them have a group involvement in an initiative that has contributed to delivering a more effective policing service to the public, including crime detection or reducing the fear of crime
Member Award A member of SAME who has been a member for the past five years, who is a member DC Post prior to nomination and is 39 years old or younger in the year for which nominated Outstanding leadership and accomplishments in support of the Society Mission over ones entire period of membership in the Society. Young Member Medal Outstanding Contributions to Marketing and/or Communications A member of SAME, Washington DC Post to nomination Individuals who made significant contributions to marketing and/or communications in a manner that has either significantly furthered the goals and objectives of SAME, or showed outstanding achievement advancing federal programs for national defense or engineering. Outstanding Contributions to Technology or the Engineering Profession A member of SAME Washington DC Post during the year for which nominated Initiative in advancement of existing engineering and related technology for the past three years; demonstrated acceptance and application of technology by users; demonstrated communication skills in technology advancement; effective use of team work; and cost savings and effectiveness of the technology. Technology Advancement Medal Post Service Award A member of SAME for at least five years and a member of the Washington DC Post for at least three years from the date of the nomination. Individuals who have supported the Post over at least a period of three years and have contributed to the success of the Post. The Post must have been recognized as a distinguished Post in at least once during the period for which the individual is being nominated. The individual should have held positions of responsibility in the Post, such as Secretary, Treasurer, or Committee Chair. Post Service Medal Sustaining Member of the Year (Medium Size Firm; 101 to 2,499 employees) SAME Sustaining Member company in the private sector who is a company (101-2,499 employees) and a Sustaining Member of at least two or more SAME Posts in each of the previous five years. The company appoints individuals to sustaining member representative positions; the Company representatives take on leadership positions at the Post, Region and National level, including Board of Direction, standing committees and conference planning committees; the Company supports Young Member participation in Society activities and mentoring programs; the Company supports K-12, College Outreach and community service activities; the number of Posts support the nomination with validation of the company's participation during the past year (in the form of attached letters of support); the company advertises in SAME publications (, and the print version of the ); the company exhibited and sponsored activities/events at SAME National and Region Conferences. Seymour S. Greenfield Sustaining Member Award
CSPS Lipid-Based Drug Delivery Graduate Student Award Sponsored by Gattefossé Canada Nomination Form Please provide the following: Completed nomination form A summary of the research (not more than two pages) with links to publications if any One reference letter (not more than one page) Your current curriculum vitae (not more than two pages) APPLICATION MUST BE RECEIVED BY March 9, 2018 Applicant Information (Please type or print neatly) Nominee Information Name Organization/Institution Address City Province Postal Code _____ Country Email Telephone Fax Signature of Nominee Date Professor/Advisor Information Name Organization/Institution Address City Province Postal Code _____ Country Telephone: Email: Advisor Signature Date
Please return this form to the Town Council Office. Reason for nomination:- Nominations can be for individuals or a business. Award Type: CIVIC / BUSINESS We nominate:- Address of nominee(s):- Organisation and position of nominee(s):- Reason for nomination: - (Continue overleaf if required) Proposer:- Seconder:- Date:- Civic and Business Award Nomination Form Please return to: Town Hall Fitzmaurice Park Pound Lane NR7 0UL Tel: 01603 701048 Nominations 28th February 2018 Reason for nomination (Continued) :-
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[Insert date here] Attention: To all Proponents RFP Date: [Insert Date here] RFP Close Date & Time: [Insert Date and Time here] RFP Award Date: [Insert Date here] SUBJECT: Notice of Award Decision: [Insert RFP Number and Title of RFP here] This notice is to advise that (a) contract(s) has (have) been awarded pursuant to the procurement process as follows: [Name of the successful Proponent] [Insert category here] [Name of the successful Proponent] [Insert category here] [Name of the successful Proponent] [Insert category here] [Name of the successful Proponent] [Insert category here] [Name of the successful Proponent] [Insert category here] Medbuy would like to take this opportunity to thank you for responding to the above referenced procurement opportunity for the provision of [Insert RFP Title]. This (these) contract(s) will be in effect from [insert date here] to [insert date here]. There is also an option for a further [insert period here] that may be exercised at Medbuy’s sole discretion. Sincerely, [Contact name] Contracting Director Phone: [Contact phone number] Email: [Contact e-mail] Cc: [Contract Administrator Name] Contract Administrator
Award Specific Report for Key Personnel on PHS Awards Public Health Service (PHS) regulations on Conflicts of Interest require that prior to the expenditure of any PHS funds on awards issued on or after Aug 24, 2012 (includes funding from NIH, FDA, CDC, etc.), any significant financial interests of an Investigator planning to participate in the research must be disclosed to Cornell and any financial conflicts of interest related to the PHS award must be managed. In order to meet this requirement, each investigator named on the award must complete and submit this form to the Cornell COI office. No expenses can be charged to the PHS award unless the disclosure has been submitted and reviewed and any identified conflicts of interest with the research addressed per University policies. The Cornell COI office will contact you if any further information is needed. If you have any questions about this and other COI policies, requirement, the form or the process, please contact the COI office at 255-2214 or coi@cornell.edu, or visit the Cornell COI website at Please provide the following information about yourself. Name (Last, First) Cornell Net ID Email address Please provide the following information about the PHS grant proposal for which you are submitting this report Name of Sponsor/Funding agency Proposal (OSP) Number Name of the Principal Investigator (PI) (Last Name, First Name) Title of the Grant Proposal
Early Childhood Educators (ECEs) Educators – Secondary Classroom Teachers Ed.) Classroom Teachers (Phys. Ed.) Special Education Resource Teachers (SERTs) Student Success Teachers Guidance Teachers English as a Second Language (ESL) Occasional Teachers School Staff – Elementary/Secondary Secretaries Custodians -Day -Night Volunteers – Elementary/Secondary Classroom Field Trips Coaches -Elementary -Secondary Trainers - Secondary Board Employees Phys.