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SOCIAL RELIGION – Autumn 2 HOMEWORK PLANNER Subject: SOCIAL RELIGION Term: Autumn 2 Teacher Week 1- 3/09/18 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 EBe 7.1B Complete a poem, rap or song about creation. JCU Yr 7 Feeding the 5000 newspaper article Yr 8 Complete Prejudice worksheet Yr 9 Ask 7 different people views on divorce. Record your views on a piece of paper ready for discussion next lesson. Yr 7 Learn the 12 key word spellings for a test next Monday. Yr 9 Part 1 Ask a parent/older sibling to describe who they think would be you ideal marriage partner. (you will need this for next lesson) Part 2 Create you own personal advertisement about yourself.
Week 2 w.b. 5.11.18 girl learn her first early said says of half money Week 3 w.b. 12.11.18 claw four haunted caught yawn my love ask clothes busy Week 4 w.b. 19.11.18 where pear care bear square your they friend people water Week 5 w.b. 26.11.18 about boy sound enjoy mountain come some put Christmas parents Week 6 w.b. 3.12.18 whisper phone head white alphabet one once our even hour Week 7 w.b. 10.12.18 chorus chef school machine December push house door poor floor Week 8 w.b. 17.12.18 danger bridge magic hedge energy pull full could would should Weekly spellings Autumn 2 are the spellings for each week this half term, please check the date on each spelling list to see when we will be testing each list.
Meatballs in Gravy served with Creamed Potatoes or and Peas Oven Baked Jacket Potato filled with Cheese, Beans or Tuna served with Mixed Salad Soft Roll filled with Egg, Cheese, Tuna or Ham served with Mixed Salad Apple Crumble and Custard or Fresh Fruit or Yoghurt Kitchen Made Meat & Potato Pie served with Mixed Vegetables and Gravy Oven Jacket Potato filled with Cheese, Beans or Tuna served with Mixed Salad Tortilla Wrap filled with Tuna, Egg, Cheese or Ham served with Mixed Salad & Peaches or Fresh Fruit or Frozen Yoghurt Roast Beef & Yorkshire Pudding served with Creamed Potatoes or Pasta, Carrots, Swede and Gravy Oven Baked Jacket Potato filled with Cheese, Beans or Tuna served with Mixed Salad Soft Roll filled with Egg, Cheese, Tuna or Ham served with Mixed Salad Chocolate Brownie or Fresh Fruit or Yoghurt Chicken Korma served with Rice, Naan Bread and Sweetcorn Oven Baked Jacket Potato filled with Cheese, Beans or Tuna served with Mixed Salad Tortilla Wrap filled with Tuna, Egg, Cheese or Ham served with Mixed Salad Raspberry Buns or Fresh Fruit or Frozen Yoghurt Fish Fingers served with Chips, Beans and Tomato Ketchup Oven Baked Jacket Potato filled with Cheese, Beans or Tuna served with Mixed Salad Soft Roll filled with Egg, Cheese, Tuna or Ham served with Mixed Salad Flapjack or Fresh Fruit or Frozen Yoghurt
Academic year they turn 2 Autumn born (1/9-31/12) EYFS Trajectory Document September December March August Below 8-20 Working within 8-20 Secure 16-26 Entering 16-26 Working within 8-20 Secure 16-26 Entering 16-26 Working within 16-26 Secure Expected 16-26 Entering 16-26 Working within 16-26 Secure 22-36 Entering 16-26 Working within 16-26 Secure 22-36 Entering 22-36 Working within Above 16-26 Secure 22-36 Entering 22-36 Working within 22-36 Secure 22-36 Entering 22-36 Working within 22-36 Secure 30-50 Entering
Friday 13th October 6pm Dressage training Laughtons Westow Jane Blades £10 Names to Jane Blades Friday 20th October 5.30 onwards Show jumping training Alice Laughtons Westow Ann Sibsey £10 Names to Deb Clark Monday 23rd October TBC TBC Cross Country schooling Mason’s Thirkelby Warren Farm TBC £10 (£5 to hunt, £5 to trainer) TBC Tuesday 24th October 11am Hunt ride and BBQ, Childrens meet, was great fun last year! John Cottinghams, Low Farm Garton on the wolds. Middleton hunt FOC to Deb Clark Tuesday 24th October 1.30 Mini Rally Cornborough Manor Beth Shipley £5 Names to Molly Walford mollywalford@hotmail.com Wednesday 25th October * TBC D+ and C tests At Jane Blades Jane Blades TBC Names to Jane Blades Friday 27th October 1.45pm Rally for all, prize for the best halloween fancy dress. Thornthorpe Ann Sibsey £10 names to Trish
Tuesday 28th November 5.30 Badges and quiz Walker House Claxton Trish Russell FOC names to Trish Friday 8th December 5.30pm Flat work Jo Rising Jane Blades £10 Names to Victoria Leat-Smith book in one week prior to rally, online payments to be made to Deb Clark. Saturday December 17th TBC Christmas Rally for all. Prize for best fancy dress Joanna Newitts Rillington Manor Ann Sibsey £10 names to Trish Thursday 28th December Evening Christmas Dinner, Party and Prize giving Malton Golf Club £TBC * Jane Blades is happy to do stable management training towards D+ and C tests, please let her know what days/times suit.
Copthorne Community Infant School Early Years Foundation Stage Termly overview A World of Colour Year Group: EYFS Term: Autumn 1 Teacher: DW Diary Dates 4.9.17 11.9.17 18.9.17 25.9.17 2.10.17 9.10.17 16.10.17 BASELINE ASSESSMENT INSET 4.9.17 8.9.17 wow BASELINE ASSESSMENT BASELINE ASSESSMENT for any chn not completed Colours Day Autumn / Harvest Diwali Text based Kipper’s Birthday Festivals Brown Bear, Brown Bear what do you see? Elmer Tolerance/ similarities and difference and the Rainbow Little Red Hen (T4W) Rama and Sita story Festivals Role Play Home Corner (to be enhanced based on children’s interests e.g. add birthday decorations, baby dolls etc) Communication & Language Literacy Joins in repeated refrains and anticipates key events and phrases during stories/texts maintains attention concentrates and sits quietly builds up vocabulary answers questions about a story or text Writing name, creating cards, letters, story maps, writing labels, menus, recipes, shopping lists Mathematics Baseline Assessment Numbers: Counting and recognition (White Rose) Space, Shape and Measure: 2D shape (White Rose) Understanding the World/ ICT E-safety (Smartie the Penguin) Beebots / ipad / cameras Festivals (see RE CLL) Weather and Seasons – rainbows/Autumn Physical Development FGS – Mini Movers: My Body EA & D - Music Music Express – Moving Patterns self portraits create birthday cards bunting create animals from the story in variety of media create individual elephants 3D elephants Elmer suncatchers giant whole class collage rainbow Food making, tasting Learn Big Red Combine Harvester Story Masks Stick Dance Rangoli patterns PSED SEAL: New Beginnings RE R4 Special Times: What times are special and why? Copthorne Community Infant School Early Years Foundation Stage Termly overview
Autumn Joy Nursery Stocklist (Please call to confirm availability - Ph: 0412 966 381/ 03 5424 1769) Name T = Tree S = Shrub Pot Size *Abies firma (Japanese Fir) T Our plants are available in a range of sizes starting from 6 inche pots and going up to 40 litre bags. Please contact us for availability of sizes *Acer circinatum 'Monroe' *Acer 'Esk Flamingo' T * Acer “Emerald Lace’ T * Acer T *Acer “Flavesence' T * Acer freemanii ‘Jaffas Red’ T *Acer griseum (paperbark maple) T *Acer japonicum 'Aconitifolium" T *Acer japonicum 'Fairy Lights" T * Acer ‘Lemon Lime Lace” T *Acer macrophyllum T * Acer negundo ‘Sensation’ T *Acer opalus (Italian * Acer plat. ‘Crimson King’ T *Acer platinoides ‘Crimson Sentry’ T Acer psuedoplatanus 'Brilliantissimum' T * Acer pyramidale T * Acer raraflora T * Acer rubrum ‘Autumn Red’ T * Acer rubrum ‘Bowhall’ T * Acer rubrum ‘Scanlon’ T *Acer rufinerve 'Winter Gold' T *Acer shirasawanum 'Aureum' T *Acer shirasawanum 'Autumn Moon' T *Acer shirasawanum 'Palmatifolium' T * Acer 'Shojo Shidare’ T * Acer ‘Summer Surprise’ T * Acer ‘Tamukeyama’ T * Acer ‘Watnong’ T *Acer wilsonii T * Acer ‘Winter Garden’ T *Acer palmatum 'Horizontalis' T *Acer palmatum 'Matsukaze' T *Acer palmatum 'Gold Osakazuki' T
*Illicium mexicanum * Koelreutaria bipinnata * Koelreutaria ‘Golden Candles’ * Koelreuteria paniculata * Laburnum ‘Vossii’ *Leucothoe fontanesiana 'Rainbow' S * Lilac ‘Blue Hyacinth’ * Lilac ‘Clarks Giant’ * Lilac ‘Missimo’ * Lilac ‘Oliver De Serres’ *Lindera glauca *Lindera obtusiloba * Liquidamber “Purple Fall’ * Liriodendron chinense * Liriodendron fastigiata *Lobelia gibberoa *Luculia gratissima *Macropiper exelsior * Magnolia ‘Black Tulip’ T * Magnolia ‘Caerhays Belle’ T * Magnolia ‘Elizabeth’ T * Magnolia ‘Felix’ T *Magnolia 'Lolanthe' *Magnolia (Michelia) 'Mixed Up Miss' *Magnolia nitida * Magnolia ‘Vulcan’ T *Magnolia 'Yellow Lantern' * Malus ‘ Cinderella’ T * Malus ‘Cowichan’ T * Malus ‘Golden Raindrops’ T * Malus ‘Gorgeous’ T * Malus ‘Hopa’ T * Malus ‘Pioneer ‘Rose’ T * Malus ‘Profusion’ T * ‘Royal Raindrops’ T * Malus ‘Sugar Tyme’ T * Malus ‘Tschonoskii’ T * Malus ‘Tribolata’ T * Malus x zumi ‘Calocarpa’ T *Manglietia insignis *Meryta sinclairi *Metasequoia glyptostroboides 'Gold Rush' * Nectarine Giant’ T *Neillia thibetica sinensis T sylvatica (tupelpo) T sylvatica 'Autumn Cascades' T *Nyssa sylvatica NXSXF column
Old Moat Monday am 1 October 2018 IY Pre-School (Ages 2-4) For parents of children aged 2-4 years living in the local community. Old Moat Sure Children's Centre Old Moat Lane, Withington, M20 1DE Allison Sinclair 214833 Margaret Pare 07720 817226 Old Moat Monday pm Mid October 2018 Incredible Years Baby (Ages 2-4 months at start of the course) For parents and their babies born July – September 2018 and living in the local community. Old Moat Sure Start Children's Centre Old Moat Lane, Withington, M20 1DE Margaret Boardman 07904 533845 Justine Gamban 07940 701899 Wythenshawe Baguley Thursday am 4 October 2018 I IY Pre-School (Ages 2-4) For parents of children aged 2-4 years living in the local community. Baguley Sure Start Children’s Centre Ackworth Drive, Baguley, Manchester, M23 1LB Kate 0161 998 4379 Catherine Lister 07720 817235 Wythenshawe Sharston Tuesday am 2 October 2018 IY Pre-School (Ages 2-4) For parents of children aged 2-4 years living in the local community. Sharston Sure Start Children’s Centre Poundswick Lane, Sharston, M22 9TA Catherine Lister 817235 Margaret Pare 07720 817226 Wythenshawe Woodhouse Park Thursday pm 4 October 2018 IY Pre-School (Ages 2-4) For parents of children aged 2-4 years living in the local community. Woodhouse Park Sure Start Children’s Centre Dinmor Road, Wythenshawe, M22 1NW Victoria Ashcroft 0161 998 5545 Melissa Cotgreave 07792 649791 If the details on this list are incorrect, likely to change OR if you know of a future course which is not on this list, please inform the relevant Team Lead. If you are planning to run a course, it is important that the relevant Team Lead is informed so that we can keep our course list as accurate as possible.
GP Specialty Training Chelmsford Autumn Term 2017 PROGRAMME DIRECTORS: SAADET LAUBLE, BASSEY OKON & GUPTA Sponsor 1.00-2.00 Date Session 1 2.00-3.15 Session 2 3.30-4.45 Rooms & CSA / AKT Dates No Sponsor Hot lunch is being provided 6th Sep Welcome Session Find the Evidence Ian Wilkes, Deputy Librarian CSA Session Dr Sunil Gupta TPD LT1 ST1’s E-Portfolio Session (Training & Innovation Centre) TIC Daiichi Julie Walsh is providing lunch 13th Sep Registrar Session Hypertension Dr Jery Abbas Ischaemic Disease Dr Gamma Reto LT1 Internis Pharmaceuticals Quinton Brooks is providing lunch 20th Sep Dealing with Complaints Katie Francis (Practice Manager) Registrar Open Session Dr Sunil Gupta LT1 Pharma Bev Hinds is providing lunch 27th Sep Cancer Diagnosis in Primary Care Dr Tom Cunningham (GP Trainer The Laurels) Registrar Session Vertigo Dr Alec Aslanyan LT2 Concourse is unavailable so is no lunch 4th Oct Statistics for AKT Dr Elizabeth Field Depression in the Young (via Sabrina from Priory) LT1 Menarini Tracy Smedley is providing lunch 11th Oct Registrar Session Bulging Anterior Fontanelle Dr Deeya Buhorah Heart Sink Patients Dr Subir Ghosh LT1 Besins-healthcare Charlotte Barker/ Saied Rahman is providing lunch 18th Oct Telephone Consultant Skills in Primary Care Dr Mohamed Amin LT1 No Sponsor 25th Oct Half Term AKT Exam Novartis Pharmaceuticals Jasprit Panesar is providing lunch 1st Nov Registrar Session Problematic Bleeding with Hormonal Contraceptives Dr Katie Boon TB Nurse Gina Krishnan Olga Rippon No Sponsor 8th Nov Faculty Meeting For Trainers NO TEACHING LT1 Daiichi Emily/Romaine is providing lunch 15th Nov Sleep Disorders Dr Neil Stanley LT1 Bayer Charlotte Barker is providing lunch 22nd Nov Adult Safeguarding with Gibson Clive Earlier Time 1.30pm – 4pm LT2 Pizza Papa John / Indian 10 Dining 29th Nov Last Day of Term Take Away Food, Games & Prizes LT2 TEACHING WILL COMMENCE ON 3rd January 2018 Email: Jennifer.mock@meht.nhs.uk = agreed W = waiting response X = not contacted Version: 14/11/2017
analysis, internal temperature, or digital input.FC-Series R cameras come in a rugged IP67 rated enclosure and can be easily installed outdoors or in dusty environments. Prices for the FLIR A66xx start at $42,500 USD / €37,500 EUR / £27,849 GBP and are FC-Series R pricing starts at $3,635 USD / €3,051 EUR / £2,441 GBP for the 320 x 240 version, with the 640 x 480 version priced at $5,835 USD / €4,835 EUR / £3,868 GBP.* Both products are available to purchase immediately worldwide through FLIR industrial automation distribution partners. For more information about the FLIR A66xx-Series and FLIR FC-Series R, please visit . *All mentioned prices are MSRP and exclude VAT and import duties where applicable. About FLIR Systems FLIR Systems, Inc. is a world leader in the design, manufacture, and marketing of sensor systems that enhance perception and awareness. FLIR's advanced systems and components are used for a wide variety of thermal imaging, situational awareness, and security applications, including airborne and ground-based surveillance, condition monitoring, navigation, recreation, research and development, manufacturing process control, search and rescue, drug interdiction, transportation safety, border and maritime patrol, environmental monitoring, and chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosives (CBRNE) threat detection. For more information, visit FLIR’s web site at www.FLIR.com.
Thank you for organising an event or activity to support the RCH Auxiliaries. Please complete the form below, attach accompanying images and documentation, and return to no later than six weeks prior to your event. If you would like the RCH Foundation Communications team to promote your event with listings on the RCH Foundation website, within the Auxiliaries Digest, and Twitter, please follow the criteria listed below: Your event must be a fundraiser for the RCH Your event must be open to the public, not invite only You must complete all fields in the table below Event invitations, posters, flyers and any high resolution logos, and images must be submitted with this form If you have any queries, please contact the Auxiliaries Office on 03 9345 5188. YOUR DETAILS Auxiliary name Your name Mobile and/or daytime phone Email address EVENT/ACTIVITY DETAILS Is this event open to the public or invitation only? Has this event taken place before? If so, when? Event/activity name Start date/time End date/time Venue name/address Ticket price/entry fee RSVP details (online or phone bookings?) More information (website or contact person?) FUNDRAISING OPPORTUNITIES Please place an X beside the fundraising activities you intend host Ticket price or entry fee and/or online ticket sales Raffle Silent auction Live auction Lucky dip Door prize Business card draw Sale of Auxiliaries merchandise Other AWARENESS RAISING OPPORTUNITIES Please indicate any awareness raising opportunities, at your event/activity
AUXILIARY SUGGESTED THEME Creating a theme will help keep others interested, excited and communicate a fun Event. It will make decorating easier. You’ll have plenty of decorations to choose from that all work together to create a great atmosphere for your event and make planning easier! Western Mexican Fiesta Luau Formal Celebration Picnic Tea Patriotic Caribbean Cruise Ice Cream Social Popcorn Bar Asian Color Holiday Dessert Bar Marathon Cupcake Whimsical/Cute
20. TERMINATION CSU may terminate this agreement upon Auxiliary’s breach of or failure to comply with any term of this agreement by providing Auxiliary with a minimum of ninety (90) days advance written notice. Auxiliary may use the ninety-day advance notice period to cure the breach. If, in the judgment of CSU, the breach has been cured, the termination notice will be cancelled. 21. REMEDIES UPON TERMINATION Termination by CSU of this agreement pursuant to Section 20, Termination, may result in Auxiliary’s removal, suspension or probation as a CSU auxiliary in good standing, and loss of any right for Auxiliary to use the name, resources or facilities of CSU or any of its campuses. Upon expiration of the term of this agreement, the parties shall have 30 days to enter into a new operating agreement which period may be extended by written mutual agreement. 22. SEVERABILITY If any section or provision of this Agreement is held illegal, unenforceable or in conflict with any law by a court of competent jurisdiction, such section or provision shall be deemed severed and the validity of the remainder of this Agreement shall not be affected thereby. The provisions below are to be inserted into Student Union Operating Agreements as Sections 23 through 33. 23. LEASE OF PREMISES (Describe premises, including footage, or incorporate exhibit by reference.) The lease of the premises is subject to: A. The use of the property for civil defense purposes or in the event of a State, CSU or national emergency. B. Unanticipated need to meet the demands of the educational objectives of the CSU. The right to the use of any property included in this lease shall cease upon written notice by the CSU to Auxiliary that the property is needed for its exclusive use. 24. USE OF PREMISES
You may attach your resume and any additional information you think relevant to our consideration. DATE: PERSONAL INFORMATION FULL NAME: BIRTHDATE: AGE: ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIP: SOCIAL SECURITY #: DRIVER’S LICENSE #: LICENSE PHONE: E-MAIL: MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS 1. Do you have a valid driver’s license? YES NO 2. Are you a United States Citizen? YES NO 3. Are you 19 years of age or older? YES NO 4. Do you possess a high school diploma or GED? YES NO BACKGROUND CONSIDERATIONS: As part of the application process all applicants will undergo a background investigation prior to selection. The following occurrences in the applicant’s background MAY result in rejection of the application. This list is not considered final as there are numerous activities in an applicant’s history that may make them unfit for employment with the department. Past felony conduct A history of non-compliance to law. Illegal use of drugs or conviction for drug-related violations. Excessive use of alcohol. Anti-social behavior. Poor work habits. Poor driving record. (Numerous crashes or citations) Numerous debts which are not regularly being paid or recent history of debt not being paid. Poor moral character, emotional instability, inadequate or lack of effective communication skills, poor decision making skills. I certify that the information contained in this application is true and complete to the best of my knowledge. I understand that false statements or omissions on this application are grounds for immediate disqualification or dismissal upon discovery thereof. APPLICANT SIGNATURE: (Type name and check box above if submitted electronically) DATE: Applications may be submitted by e-mail, regular mail, or in person. E-mail applications to
First Night of Part B Homework Second Night of Part B Homework Pre-class assignment Review for Second Day of Part B Fish! Complete the Readiness Worksheet in Module 4.1 Volunteer Management - Pre-class assignment Review for Second Day of Part B Pre-class assignment Review Second Day of Part B Capture three member retention challenges you are dealing with at your division / flotilla. Pre-class reading assigned from the Participant’s Reading Guide - Review for Second Day of Part B ■Big Five Theory ■Leadership Communication: A Communication Approach for Senior-Level Managers ■Conflict Management in Organizations ■The Use of the Ethical Triangle in Military Ethical Decision Making ■Developing the Volunteer Motivation Inventory to Assess the Underlying Motivational Drives of Volunteers in Western Australia Develop a plan - Due Third Day of Part B Address one of the three member retention challenges you are dealing with. Answer Study Questions – Due Third Day of Part B Fish! Study Questions Study for the Final Exam Review the covered material for final exam.
Materials All chemicals were from Sigma-Aldrich (Oakville, ON, Canada), and used without any additional purification. All organic solvents were from Caledon labs (Georgetown, ON, Canada). BcMag DEAE magnetic beads were from Bioclone Inc. (San Diego, CA). Desalting columns (illustra NAP-5) were from GE Life Sciences (Quebec, Canada). Amicon Ultra-0.5 centrifugal filters were from Fisher Scientific (Ontario, Canada). CdSxSe1-x/ZnS (core/shell) alloyed semiconductor nanoparticles with emission wavelengths of 525 nm, 575 nm and 630 nm were from Cytodiagnostics Inc. (Burlington, ON, Canada). Peptide sequences were from CanPeptide Inc (Montreal, QC, Canada): (6-Maleimidohexanoic acid) – G(Aib)GHHHHHH DNA sequences were from IDT DNA (Coralville, IA, USA): Probe DNA 5’- Thiol – TTT TTT TTT TCT TAC TTC CAT GAT TTC TTT AAC TAT GCC G– 3’ Displacer DNA (Proximal) 5’ – AAA GAA ATC ATG GAA GTA AGT TTT TTT TTT – Displacer DNA (Distal) 5’ – Thiol – TTT TTT TTT TCG GCA TAG TTA AAG AAA TCA-3’ Target DNA 5’ – CCA CGG TGA TAT CGT CCA CCC AGG TGT TCG GCG TGG TGT AGA GCA TTA CGC TGC GAT GGA TCC CGG CAT AGT TAA AGA AAT CAT GGA AGT AAG – 3’ Buffers: Borate buffer: 100 mM borate, pH 9.25 Tris-borate buffer (TB): 100 mM tris, 100 mM borate, pH 7.3 Phosphate buffered saline (PBS): 10 mM phosphate, 2.7 mM potassium chloride, 137 mM sodium chloride, pH 7.4
Example Script Have 2 students volunteer to read out a script that the teacher previously Students get to watch this dialogue happen, and then the teacher asks the class to do this with two other partners. Serveur: Bonjour messieurs. Est-ce-que vous voulez un table? Jack: Oui, nous voulons deux chaises s’il vous plait. Serveur: Très bien. Voici le menu. Thom: J’ai faim! Jack: Moi Serveur: Qu’est-ce-que vous voulez Jack: Je voudrais un jus d’orange. Serveur: Et vous, monsieur? Thom: Je voudrais un soda. Serveur: Vous avez choisi un plat principal? Jack: Je voudrais une pizza fromage, s’il vous plait. Thom: Je voudrais un steak-frites. Serveur. Bon. Thom: Est-ce que tu travailles lundi? Jack: Oui, je n’aime pas travailler lundi. Tu as un travail? Thom: Oui! Serveur: Voila! C’est votre repas. Bon appétit! Vocabulary Example of what students know and have previously learned in class. VERBS Aller – to go Manger – To eat – To drink Vouloir – To want Devoir – To need Voudrais… Avoir faim – to be hungry THINGS TO SAY J'ai faim : I am hungry J'ai soif : I am thirsty Tu as faim? : Are you hungry? Tu as soif ? : Are you thirsty? QUESTIONS TO ASK Tu veux un sandwich? : Do you want a sandwich? Qu'est-ce-que tu veux ? : What do you want ?
A budget that appears reasonable and cost-effective maximizes and uses grant funds to provide as much direct service delivery as possible. While administrative costs are allowable under the grant, the applicant should dedicate the maximum amount of the grant funds for serving the needs of noncustodial parents and staffing capacity should be reasonable to number of families served by the grant. Q 1 RESPONSE: Complete Appendix E. Q 2: Describe how the program will deliver grant services in a manner. 5 points Q 2 RESPONSE: Total maximum points: 20
Lesson 10.4 – Box and Whisker Plots – Notes A box and whisker plot represents a data set along a number line by using the least value, the greatest value, and the quartiles of the data. A box and whisker plot shows the variability of a data set. The five numbers that make up the box and whisker plot are called the five number summary of the data set. __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Ex. # 1 – Making a Box and Whisker Plot Make a box and whisker plot for the numbers of text messages received: 15, 20, 14, 38, 30, 36, 30, 30, 27, 26, 33, 35 __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Ex. # 2 – Analyzing a Box and Whisker Plot The box and whisker plot the times that the students in a gym class spent on an obstacle course. a. What fraction of the spent 110 seconds or less on the obstacle course? b. Are the data more spread out below the first quartile or above the third quartile? Explain.
10TH OCTOBER HAM &CHEESE PIZZA (V)CHEESE & TOMATO PIZZA POTATO or SALAD SWEETCORN YOGURT or FRUIT ROAST BEEF (V) VEGGIE LOAF ROAST POTATO SWEDE & CARROT GRAVY FRUIT SCONE JAM MILD CHICKEN CURRY (V)VEGETABLE CURRY BOILED WHITE RICE or GRAIN RICE PINEAPPLE CHUNKS or CUCUMBER STICKS STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM ROAST GAMMON (V)LENTIL LOAF ROAST POTATO GREEN BEANS CARROTS ICED SPONGE FISH FINGERS (V)CHEESE STICKS CHIPPED POTATO GARDEN PEAS TOMATO SAUCE CHOCOLATE&DATE FINGERS 17ST OCTOBER MINCED BEEF,DICED CARROTS,ONIONS (V)QUORN MINCED YORKSHIRE PUDS POTATO WEDGES PEAS ARTIC ROLL CHICKEN BREAST SLICED (V) CREAMY LEAKS ROAST POTATO BROCCOLI CARROTS GRAVY TOFFEE SPONGE CUSTARD BOLOGNAISE PASTA BAKE (V)TOMATO TUMBLE MIXED VEGETABLES GARLIC BREAD ORANGE JELLY ROAST SAUSAGES (V)SAUSAGES ROAST POTATO CAULIFLOWER CABBAGE GRAVY SMOOTHIES FRUIT FISH CAKE or TUNA MAYO PASTA (V) CHEESE and LEEK PASTA CHIPS SALADS MANDARINE SPONGE FINGERS SCHOOL DINNER MENU : ONLY £2.10 PER DAY
Verbena 4l 100 R 12 Viburnum odoratisinum 4l 200 R 12 10l 1200 R 30 Viola hederacea 4l 500 R 10 Zanthedechia 4l 500 R 12 10l 500 R 30 We have a big variety of other plants available at smaller quantities Prices exclude delivery but includes vat. Terms: Strictly COD
The information contained in this Availability for Call form is correct and accurate to the best of my knowledge. If there are any significant changes I will promptly update this form. I authorize any references, supervisors, ELCIC agencies, or any other person or organization, to give the congregation/agency any information (including opinions) regarding my character and fitness for ministry. I also release any individual, employer, congregation, ELCIC agency or official, reference, or any other person or organization providing information, from any and all liability for damages of whatever kind or nature which may exist at any time on account of compliance or any attempts to comply with this authorization, excepting only the communication of knowingly false information. A facsimile or photocopy of this authorization shall be valid as the original. Signature _________________________________ Date _________________________________
the user has initiated. Availability requests are not appropriate for preventing display power management during display of an animated advertisement. Temporarily Delay Automatic Sleep To help reduce system power consumption, Windows automatically places the computer in the sleep state after a period of user inactivity. Sleep consumes much less power than in the working state, allowing for large potential power savings when the system is idle. Typically, the computer automatically enters sleep after 30 or 60 minutes of user inactivity. The user can increase or decrease the sleep idle timeout in Power Options. Applications typically might need to prevent automatic sleep when they are consuming system resources to deliver a user scenario, but the user is not currently interacting with the system. Common scenarios include: Delivering a full-screen presentation Viewing video content Saving files to an optical disk Downloading files from the Internet or another computer on the network Recording television content However, when preventing automatic sleep, developers should keep in mind the large potential power savings for automatic sleep. The user or system administrator expects the system to automatically enter sleep after the period of inactivity specified in Power Options. Developers must ensure that their applications are delivering critical user scenarios when creating availability requests to prevent automatic sleep. Enable Away Mode You can also use availability requests to enable Away Mode on Windows Vista and later versions of Windows. Away Mode is designed for entertainment and media PCs. When Away Mode is enabled, if the user places the system in sleep, the computer remains on (ACPI S0 state) and the display is turned off and audio is muted. Away Mode provides the illusion that the system turned off, while it remains powered on to deliver media content to networked PCs or Windows Media Center Extender devices. Enable Away Mode only when essential for media and connected entertainment scenarios. End users expect the system to enter sleep when they select Sleep from the Windows Start menu or press the sleep button on the computer or a connected remote control. Similarly, use of automatic sleep and Wake-on-LAN technologies is often preferable to Away Mode because sleep provides greater energy efficiency than keeping the computer in the On state with Away Mode. New Functions for Availability Requests In previous versions of Windows, applications used the SetThreadExecutionState function to make an availability request to prevent display power management or prevent automatic sleep. SetThreadExecutionState requires that requests be set and cleared on the same Win32 thread. Additionally, SetThreadExecutionState callers cannot specify the reason for the availability request, which could aid administrators
Availability % Downtime per year Downtime per month Downtime per week 90% ("one nine") 36.5 days 72 16.8 hours 95% 18.25 days 36 hours 8.4 hours 97% 10.95 days 21.6 hours 5.04 hours 98% 7.30 days 14.4 hours 3.36 hours 99% ("two nines") 3.65 days 7.20 hours 1.68 hours 99.5% 1.83 days 3.60 hours 50.4 minutes 99.8% 17.52 hours 86.23 minutes 20.16 minutes 99.9% ("three nines") 8.76 hours 43.8 minutes 10.1 minutes 99.95% 4.38 hours 21.56 minutes 5.04 minutes 99.99% ("four nines") 52.56 minutes 4.32 minutes 1.01 minutes
1.11 Attorney's fees and expense 5 U.S.C. 552(a)(4)(E) Statute/Regulation 2. SUBSTANTIVE REQUIREMENTS Based on statute, regulation or case law, the Attorney General must certify that: 2.1 All records are available to the public unless exempt from disclosure See 5 U.S.C. 552 for exemptions (See 40 CFR 2.118) Attorney General General Statement, as part of application for authorization for §3006(f)
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AVAILABILITY SHEET MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 7 – 8 am 8 – 9 am 9 – 10 am 11 – 12 noon 12 – 1 pm 1 – 2 pm 2 – 3 pm 3 – 4 pm 4 – 5 pm Please can you indicate when you would be available to work (please tick):
Technology Upgrade/Migration and Transformation Definition: Technology Upgrade/Migration may be required to increase business functionality, reengineer a business function, keep current with vendor upgrades or when upgrading existing technology. Technology Transformation may be accomplished by converting/migrating legacy applications to new technology either with or without new business functionality or it may include introducing new technology into the enterprise. Technology Upgrade/Migration may also include providing website content accessibility compliance. Examples of included services: assessments of the current application portfolio, evaluation of the technology assets before beginning technology transformation and Business Case development for justification of an initiative. Also included are: technology transformations, which may include, appropriate Return on Investment (ROI), benchmarks and milestones. The following activities may also be included: planning, analysis, requirements development, proof of concept, deployment, implementation, integration, remediation, data migration, documentation, application programming and support services; and training support. Information Technology Procurement Assistance Definition: Information Technology Procurement Assistance services may include assistance in IT Statement of Work (SOW) and/or Request for Offer (RFO) development. Procurement assistance activities may include requirements gathering, scoring criteria development, and evaluation criteria development. Examples of included services: specification development, Statement of Work (SOW) development, and RFO development for IT products and services. Note: Under Texas Government Code, § 2155.004, a state agency may not accept a bid or award a contract that includes proposed financial participation by a person who received compensation from the agency to participate in preparing the specifications or request for proposals on which the bid or contract is based. The selected Vendor and the employees of that Vendor who perform IT Procurement Assistance Services will be ineligible to respond to any resulting solicitation(s).
Overview Once the Available Service screen is accessed it is important to understand how it is used. Available Service Header section When the Available Services screen displays the top header section of the screen provides: Address and wire center information Type of service type – Business or Residential Note: It is important that the TOS accurately reflect whether the service is a RES or BUS so the proper feature codes are displayed. Example – Available Services header section Continued on next page , Continued Available Service Data The Available Services information is specific columns as shown below. Price Plan column depicts the price plan information – IMPORTANT price plans are not the same as Feature Code. Use only the codes found in the LSR Feature column. Category column depicts the type of feature/service. For example in Category column: AL = access line, CF= calling feature, CXF = centrex, Pay = payphone etc. Running the cursor over the category abbreviation displays the definition. Price Plan Description column provides a description of the service. LSR Feature column provides the feature codes that used in provisioning and billing the service. Codes from this column are added to the LSR RS form Feature field as applicable. Feature Description column provides further information regarding the Feature Code by alerting that a specific feature is required or if it is optional. Note: In Legacy Embarq territories, the feature codes are based on SWC and availability. In Legacy CenturyTel territories, the feature codes are CLEC specific based on SWC and availability. Example A (Legacy Embarq) – 1 PTY Business line is desired – EQ1000 is the required code. 3135 is the optional code for the 900/976 blocking. If both the access line and the 900/976 blocking are desired, both codes would be entered in individual Feature fields on the Resale Service form.
Example B – (Legacy Embarq) – EQ RSL Advantage Plus Bus feature package – The required code of 015APB is added, plus any features that are to be activated such as the 3019, 3021, etc. would be entered in individual Feature fields on the Resale Service form. , Continued Rotary Service When rotary service is requested, a minimum of four codes are necessary: the Rotary access line feature code, the rotary type indicator feature code, and the rotary line indicator feature code. The screen prints below show an example of the necessary selections. Example – Legacy Embarq Rotary services- Florida Select a Rotary Access line feature code as shown in the example below Select a Rotary line indicator feature code as shown in the example below Select a Rotary type indicator feature code as shown in the example below. . Note: For further assistance in ordering rotary services – please see the HGI Form guide in the EASE LSR User Guides.
AVAILABLE CONTENTS 1. Oak altar table - excellent condition. Size 182x75x79 cms high, with 4 cms cross in each corner and centre of table. On castors. Enquiries for photographs, viewing appointments etc. to Parish Office, please. Donation acceptable but not essential. Contact – Parish Office St Mary the Virgin, Ewell Parish Church, London Road, Ewell, Epsom, Surrey, KT17 1AY. Tel: 020 8393 2643 Email: ). 2. At St Mary’s, we no longer use these items of furniture and have permission to dispose of them. For further information, viewing appointments, collection arrangements and photos please contact David Reed. a) 4 x Oak Communion Rail with wooden kneeler (Dimensions 183 cm long x 23cm wide x 36cm high) b) 1 x Oak individual prayer desk with hinged wooden kneeler (Dimensions 79cm high; top is 33 long x 46cm wide) c) 1 x Oak individual prayer desk with internal shelf and external writing equipment shelf mounted on top (Dimensions 70 cm high: top is 32 cm long x 37cm wide) d) 2 x Oak benches (Dimensions 183cm long x 23cm wide x 36cm high) e) 1 x Wooden individual prayer desk with inbuilt lockable cupboard (Dimensions 76cm high: top is 33cm long x 38cm wide) Contact – David Reed, St Mary’s Community Network Officer Tel: 01276 685 167 Email: 3. Due to the closure and ultimate disposal of Upper Gravenhurst, St Giles, the pipe organ will need a new home. Built in 1908 by Holtzhammer and Sons, it’s rather a lovely instrument but has not been played for several years and will require repair. The dimensions are: Width 2.6m (8ft 6”) and central panel / keyboard 1.3m (53 inches). Height 3.95m (13 feet). The body of the organ has a depth of 2.2m (7ft 4”). The protrude another 38cm (15 inches). The organ details are on the NPOR Photo available. Contact – Ann Jansz Tel: 01727 818137 Email: 4. These items were designed for St Aidan, Speke Contact – Revd Michael Raynor St Andrew’s Vicarage Poplars Avenue Warrington WA2 9UE
b) Oak altar (modern) 96” (244cm) in length. Carved open front panelling and open back. Only to be used as an altar. c) Oak lectern (modern), about 55” high, pillar style Photos available on request. items are available until November 30th 2015. If no interest has been expressed, they will be disposed of. Tel: 01727 818137 Email: 19. St Mary’s Church, Portchester, are looking to replace electronic organ later this year and would like to sell their existing instrument. It is a two manual Makin Westmorland of 34 stops plus a fanfare trumpet unit. Built in 2003 it includes external speakers for church use on an 8:1 system. Offers in the region of £9k. Contact – David Cain DAC Secretary Tel: 023 9289 9664 Email: 20. From the Diocese of Chester: a) Victorian altar (ref: FFSS10) A good altar with attractive detailing is available for use in another place of worship, subject to the approval of the Bishop. Photo available at: b) Victorian font (ref: FFSS11) A surplus font in a closed church is available for use in another place of worship, subject to the approval of the Bishop. Photo available at: c) Font with balanced font cover, designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. A striking and exceptional quality font with a very tall, highly carved font cover reminiscent of that by the same architect in Liverpool Anglican Cathedral. It is currently dismantled and boxed ready for transport. This would be a spectacular feature in a suitable building. The font is available for use in another place of worship, subject to the approval of the Bishop. Dimensions: Balanced cover: H 250cm Stone base: W 78cm x H 107cm Stone plinth: W 199cm, distance from base 63cm. Photo available at: Contact – Paul Broadhurst DAC Secretary Diocese of Chester Tel: 718 834 ext 243 Email: 21. From Holy Trinity Church Cambridge. The items will become available after November, pending Faculty permission from the Diocese. Contact – Nicole Hanson Transform Project Co-ordinator Holy Trinity Church
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Sunday 11 November Cotley Eventing at KSEC Greylake, Bridgewater. Schedule to follow. Entries to Liz Russo Teams and Individuals Sunday 18 November Working with Nikki Lumb at Farway Farm, Chardstock EX13 7DD All abilities 1 hour lesson with 4 in a group Cost £9.00 Please return booking form with cheque/BACS by 11 Nov. Times will be emailed Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd December Equine Fair at Westpoint – come along and support the Cotley Horse and Hound team on 1st December Sunday 2 December Cotley Triathlon, Wellington Sports Centre, Wellington Schedules to follow Contact Marie Handel Mob: 07831 537684 Helpers required please Sunday 9 December Christmas cracker – fun event at Hills Farm, Kilmington more details to follow Saturday 15 December Working Rally with Nikki Lumb at Farway Farm, Chardstock EX13 7DD All abilities 1 hour lesson with 4 in a group Cost £9.00 Please return booking form with cheque/BACS by 4 Nov Times will be emailed Saturday 15 December Working rally for up to D+ with Holly Rowe in Indoor School at Higher Pound Farm, Monkton Wyld from 12 noon £10 per person Please return booking form with cheque/BACS by 8 Dec Times will be emailed December [date tbc] Carol Service and Prize giving At Forde Abbey by kind permission of Mr and Mrs J Kennard. Carol Service at 6.30pm sharp. Followed by light refreshments and Prize Giving Saturday 22 December Working Rally with Nikki Lumb at Farway Farm, Chardstock EX13 7DD All abilities 1 hour lesson with 4 in a group Cost £9.00 Please return booking form with cheque/BACS by 4 Nov Times will be emailed NB. If rallies are not fully subscribed /well supported then the organisers will cancel/reschedule
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Journalist and former MP, Martin Bell is joined by the Suffolk Concert Band for Music and Memories of the Suffolk Regiment (25 September). For those who enjoy military music, this is the perfect evening, ending of course with the Regimental Quick March, Speed The Plough. Other season highlights include Clive Francis reprising his role as Ebenezer Scrooge in A Christmas Carol (14 November), On The Edge! From Kepow Theatre (13 November), The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha (10 November) and The Count of Monte Cristo (9 September). The National Youth Music Theatre brings the court of King Arthur to life in Pendragon (26 to 29 August) while Bury Theatre Workshop present The Duchess of Malfi (26 to 30 January) and Bury St Edmunds Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society perform Fiddler on the Roof (13 to 17 October). The Irving Stage Company perform West Side Story including some of the most memorable songs in musical theatre such as Maria, America and Tonight. (3 to 7 November). The Theatre Royal Autumn Season 2015 in sponsored by Beckett Financial Services -Ends- For press enquiries please contact Nicki Dixon, Press and Communications Officer via or 01284 829947. Notes to Editors: The Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds is the UK’s last surviving working Regency playhouse. Under the care of the National Trust, it is a Grade I listed building which underwent a £5.3million restoration in 2005 to return it to its original 1819 layout and design. The Theatre Royal is owned by the Greene King brewery, leased by the Brewery to the National Trust which in turn leased the Theatre to Bury St Edmunds Theatre Management Ltd to run it as a working theatre.
Feeding Rota - Autumn Term 1 2015 Date Mealshed, Poultry & Pigs Pigs & Poultry Milker Milker Cattle Cattle Sheep Tues 8 - Wed 16 Sept Stuart Clothier Carlos Basilio-Murray James Beilby Joseph Ryan Corey Druitt Harry Chamberlain William Seward Thurs 17 - Wed 23 Sept Brooks Carey Herbert Elliott Lewis Duck Glyn Hooper Luke Berry Ben Coggan Lewis Phillips Thurs 24 Sept - Wed 30 Sept Kei Hartfield Olla Hawthorne Jack Mills Jack Thompson Henry Scott Jamie Barter Lee Thurs 1 - Wed 7 Oct Kai Rose Michael Langton Edward Loder Tom Williams George Clay Ben Trim Daniel Fry Thurs 8 - Sat 17 Oct Jake Brooks Charlie Wilson Samuel Ray Toby House Harry West Henry Howlett Jordan Baker Feeding starts in the morning COPY: BOARDING HOUSES (3) / MATRON / FARM (2) / KATE WHYTE / CHRIS ADAMSON / FIONA STANLEY / STAFF ROOM / SCHOOL OFFICE (2) / FINANCE / LRC
Sociology Crime and Deviance Final week assessment: GCSE practice questions on Deviance from social norms BBC Bitesize and Channel 4 News Media Practical Assessment End of half term: assessment of practical unit WJEC website: additional resources Business Studies Theme 2: Building a Business GCSE practice questions in each lesson; end of half term assessment on Business Development Refer to revision guides issued in class Art One World; start mock exam theme of 'Fragments' Assessment of final piece for ‘One World’ project Complete research relevant to your portfolio