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"text": "# MOUNTAIN VIEW ASSOCIATION\n\n**MEMBERSHIP YEAR 10/1/2020 - 9/30/2021**\n\nNumber of Memberships_____@$30.00 each Total:________\nAssociate Membership (Ages 14 - 26)_____@$15.00 each Total:________\n\n**DONATION TO THE WATER QUALITY & WEED FUND $________**\n**LEGACY FUND DONATION (Form is on the website) $________**\n[http://www.mountainviewassn.com/legacy-fund.html](http://www.mountainviewassn.com/legacy-fund.html)\n\nPLEASE CHECK IF YOU HAVE INCLUDED THE MVA IN YOUR ESTATE PLANNING________\n\nYOUR DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE\n\nEnclose one check or money order made payable to the Mountain View Association\nWe are a 501(c)(3) tax exempt, not-for-profit, organization\n\n# MEMBERS ONLY MOUNTAIN VIEW ASSOCIATION DIRECTORY\n\n**Must Pay Dues BY JUNE 31, 2021 To Be in Directory**\n\n**PUT ME IN THE DIRECTORY ___**\n\n**PRINT NEATLY**\n\n[form_0](/form_0)\n\nCONTACT US: WEBSITE: [WWW.MOUNTAINVIEWASSN.COM](http://WWW.MOUNTAINVIEWASSN.COM)\nEMAIL: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])\nFIND US ON FACEBOOK: MountainViewAssociation\n\nI would like to receive email updates and/or\n\nI HAVE A NEW EMAIL ADDRESS PLEASE UPDATE US!\n"
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"text": "# Montana Grain Growers Association Conference\n\n**Virtual**\n\n**December 1-2, 2020**\n\nYou are invited to join us online for MGGA's 65th Annual Conference! Because of COVID-19 event restrictions, and our foremost concern for the health and safety of our members, our annual meeting has moved from an in-person to a virtual format. We've put together a short but informative program that we think you'll find valuable. All MGGA members and interested parties are invited to attend free of charge. By mid-November, all members will receive by email a link to join each meeting from their home computer or device.\n\n## Agenda\n\n[table_0](/table_0)\n\n## Speakers\n\n[table_1](/table_1)\n\n## Support MGGA advocacy and enter to win big prizes!\n\n[table_2](/table_2)\n\nRaffle tickets are $100 each and available exclusively online. Only 500 tickets will be sold. Winners will be drawn on Dec 1."
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"text": "# FlashPARCS\n## How to Access the Garage Using Your Phone\n### Download the App and Validate Phone Number\n\n1. Download the FlashParking app from the App Store or Google Play Store. [image_0](/image_0)\n2. Select Validate Phone to verify your mobile number. [image_1](/image_1)\n3. Send the code that is automatically composed in your text messaging app. [image_2](/image_2)\n4. You’ll receive a message confirming your device has been registered. [image_3](/image_3)\n\[email protected]"
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"text": "# Register Now!\n\n## Team FPLC / Outreach for Hope\n\nSeptember 25\n\n### Outreach for Hope\n\nOutreach For Hope supports life-giving ministries that serve the people of low income communities in the Greater Milwaukee Synod, ELCA. These ministries provide food programs, community gardening to support their neighborhoods, health care and parish nurses, clothing, safety and education programs and more. They also provide assistance with seasonal concerns such as coat drives, the Superbowl Food Drive and emergency needs (a broken boiler for example). Not only are they meeting these needs in their neighborhoods, but they operate as centers in the heart of their communities meeting spiritual needs and providing positive support and hope.\n\nOFH was originally part of the Greater Milwaukee Synod. However, in 2005, it became Outreach for Hope, Inc., a separate non-profit organization.\n\nOFH is governed by a Board of Directors that includes officers of existing organizations and from the special regions it’s congregations. The Ride Run Walk is their biggest fundraising event.\n\nFor more information on OFH, see their website at [OFH](https://www.outreachforhope.org).\n\n### Sunday, August 22\n\nPr. Chris Manke, the new Executive Director of Outreach for Hope, will be with us to preach on Sunday, August 22 during both services. Come and hear what is happening with this important lead pastor at St. Matthew’s Church in Wauwatosa.\n\n### Join Team Fox Point Lutheran Church!\n\nBring friends, family and definitely your kids for this family-friendly fun event benefitting our community.\n\nJoin our FPLC team for the Outreach for Hope Ride Run Walk, and help fundraise for grants to central city congregations in the Greater Milwaukee Synod! Visit [DFHRW.org](https://www.dfhrw.org) to register or participate. You can join our church team when you choose Fox Point Lutheran Church at the time of registration. You can join our team whether you participate in the Ride Run Walk or not.\n\n### Location\n\nGrafton/Ozaukee Interurban Trail and county roads\n\n### You have the choice of signing up for the:\n\n- Two mile walk\n- 10-mile family-friendly trail ride on the Interurban Trail\n- 1 or 2 road rides for the more experienced rider; 30 miles\n\nAll participants will receive an event t-shirt, access to the rest stop with food and drink, and a boxed lunch at the end of the event. You can also choose to participate virtually, and still receive a t-shirt and lunch.\n\n### Registration\n\nSaturday, September 25 (morning; see the registration page for details on the specific events)\n\n### Register on the OFH website: [DFHRW.org](https://www.dfhrw.org)\n\n### Questions\n\nContact: Sarah Hickey, [email protected]"
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"text": "# Read Free Financial Modeling And Valuation A Practical Guide To Investment Banking And Private Equity Wiley Finance\n\nRight here, we have countless books financial modeling and valuation a practical guide to investment banking and private equity wiley finance and collections to check out. We additionally provide variant types and plus type of the books to browse. The all right book, fiction,\n\nPage 2/25"
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"text": "# IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT\n# FOR THE DISTRICT OF KANSAS\n\n**JESUS ANTONIO LOYO,**\n\nPetitioner,\n\nv.\n\n**DON LANGFORD,**\n\nRespondent.\n\n**CASE NO. 20-3125-SAC**\n\n## ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE\n\nThis matter is a petition for habeas corpus filed under 28 U.S.C. § 2254. Petitioner proceeds pro se and submitted the filing fee. The court has conducted an initial review of the petition and, for the reasons that follow, directs petitioner to show cause why this matter should not be dismissed as barred by the limitation period.\n\n## Background\n\nPetitioner was convicted in the District Court of Sedgwick County, Kansas. His convictions were affirmed on appeal in 2015, and the Kansas Supreme Court denied review on December 16, 2016. *State v. Loyo*, 360 P.3d 490 [table_0](/table_0), 2015 WL 7162109 (Kan. Ct. App. Nov. 13, 2015), rev. denied, Dec. 16, 2016.\n\nOn November 28, 2017, petitioner filed an action for post-conviction relief under K.S.A. 60-1507. The district court denied relief, and the Kansas Court of Appeals affirmed. *Loyo v. State*, 440 P.3d 620 [table_1](/table_1), 2019 WL 1969606 (Kan. Ct. App. May 3, 2019), rev. denied, Dec. 31, 2019.\n\nPetitioner signed and filed the present petition under § 2254 on April 30, 2020.\n\n## Analysis"
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"text": "# Read Online Ssc Paper Pattern 2012\n\n## Ssc Paper Pattern 2012\n\nRecognizing the pretension ways to acquire this ebook ssc paper pattern 2012 is additionally useful. You have remained in right site to start getting this info. acquire the ssc paper pattern 2012 link that we come up with the\n\nPage 1/36"
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"text": "# UPCAT Language Proficiency Practice Questions\n\n**Directions:** Read the sentence/question/passage first before selecting the letter that corresponds to your answer.\n\n1. Neither of her Oscar awards, however, _____ been polished for a long time.\n\nA. have\nB. is\nC. has\nD. have already\n\n2. By the time the operation ends, Billy _____ a total of 1,300 hours for his friend and _____ countless outdated magazines in the emergency room waiting area.\n\nA. will have waited...will have read\nB. have waited...have read\nC. waited...read\nD. will have waited...read\n\n3. Patungo ______________ ang mga kandidato.\n\nA. roon\nB. doon\nC. dito\nD. rin\n\n**Questions 4 – 6:** Read the paragraph and then answer the questions that follow it.\n\n### \"The Challenge\"\n\nIt started when she was in elementary school. Sonia knew that she wanted to be a champion synchronized swimmer. Today’s competition would determine whether she would earn the opportunity to go to the national contest. She performed the required technical routines flawlessly and hoped that the other swimmers going into the finals would not perform a more difficult program that counted most. This series of choreographed moves performed to music required a couple of qualifiers to get in. One particularly difficult element was to hold her head underwater for over half a minute. She could tell by the audience’s thunderous applause when she surfaced that she had nailed it.\n\nTo get more UPCAT review materials, visit [https://filipiknow.net/upcat-reviewer/](https://filipiknow.net/upcat-reviewer/)\n\nTo God be the glory!"
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"text": "# Canadian Association of Rally-Obedience\n\n## Sanctioned Rally-Obedience Trial\n\n### Saturday, October 30, 2021\n### Sunday, October 31, 2021\n\n**Judges:** Judy Miller, Shelly Lyck, Lilian Cook, Patricia Hunt and Martha Fortier\n\n**Events:**\n- 3 Novice (A,B)\n- 4 Advanced (A,B,C)\n- 4 Excellent (C)\n- 3 Versatility (C)\n- 3 Versatility Excellent (C)\n- 3 Novice Team\n- 3 Advanced Team\n- 3 Excellent Team\n\n**Limited Entry Trial**\n\n**Entries Open on:** Monday, July 26, 2021\n\n**Closing Date:** Friday, October 1, 2021 (or when trial is full)\n\n**Trial Chairperson:** Nancy Wightman: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])\n\n**Trial Secretary:** Martha Fortier: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])\n\n**LOCATION:**\nBig Sky Dog Centre\n4445 Florida Road\nHarrowsmith, ON K0H 1V0\n\n[image_0](/image_0)"
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"text": "These changes will take effect starting April 25, 2019 at 0901 Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) over multiple publication cycles. The appropriate aeronautical publications will be amended.\n\nFor further information please contact:\n\nNAV CANADA\nCustomer Service\n77 Metcalfe Street\nOttawa, ON K1P 5L6\n\nTel.: 800-876-4693\nFax: 877-663-6656\nE-mail: [email protected]"
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"text": "# MINUTES FOR THE MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS\n## OF THE\n## RIVER VIEW VISTA ESTATES OWNERS ASSOCIATION\n\n### CALL TO ORDER\nPursuant to call by the President of the Association, the fourth quarter meeting of the Board of Directors was held on November 22, 2019, at 3:00 p.m. at the meeting room at 7555 Falcon Crest Drive in Redmond, Oregon.\n\n### ATTENDANCE\nDirectors present included Shirley Braunsenior, Fred Durling, Brett Mosholofsky, Steve Sansone, and Ernie Taylor. Attendance by Fred was accommodated via teleconference call. Also present were staff members Robin Dowty, Debbie Hahn, Hannah Henson, Audra Luedtke, Kelsey Rook and Brenda Tompkins. Steve Sansone, President of the meeting, and Kelsey Rook recorded the minutes on behalf of the Secretary.\n\n### CONSENT TO AGENDA\nThe meeting was called to order at 3:06 p.m. and Directors unanimously consented to the agenda as presented.\n\n### APPROVE PRIOR MEETING MINUTES\nReading of the prior meeting minutes dated September 20, 2019 was waived and additional signage be added to the garbage enclosures directing owners to nearby enclosures if theirs is full. Ernie moved to approve the minutes as amended. Fred seconded the motion and it passed unanimously.\n\n### OLD BUSINESS\nNone pending.\n\n### NEW BUSINESS\n\n#### FINANCIAL REPORT\nBrenda Tompkins provided the financial report, which included the financial summary (\"Attachment 1\") and internally prepared third-quarter 2019 financial statements (\"Attachment 2\"). Brenda reviewed the material variances as outlined in the financial summary.\n\nFollowing discussion and upon motion duly made (FD) and seconded (BM), the following resolution was unanimously approved:\n\n> RESOLVED, that the financial report submitted by Robin Dowty including \"Attachment 1\" and \"Attachment 2\" be hereby approved subject to review.\n\nResolution 2019-11-22-01\n\n#### RESERVE EXPENSES\nDebbie Hahn presented the Evaluation of Reserve Account Expenditures vs. Budget for 2019 as reviewed by the Operations Report to the Board for their ongoing approval. There were no questions or need of a take back vote.\n\n#### OPERATIONS REPORT\nDebbie Hahn presented the operations report (\"Attachment 3\"). Debbie suggested that during the peak occupancy summer months, the private pickup schedule be increased to twice per week.\n\nFollowing discussion and upon motion duly made (FD) and seconded (BM), the following resolution was unanimously approved:\n\n> RESOLVED, that the officers of the Association be, and they hereby are, authorized to take such actions as may be necessary or appropriate to carry out the purposes and intent of the foregoing resolution.\n\nResolution 2019-11-22-02\n\n#### ELECTION OF OFFICERS\nThe following slate of officers was unanimously approved:\n\n> RESOLVED, to elect the following individuals to serve as corporate officers of the Association, and as members of the Board of Directors, to serve until the next meeting of directors following members' annual meeting.\n"
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"text": "# Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center\n\nHCO ID: 2798\n7601 East Imperial Highway\nDowney, CA, 90242\n(562) 385-7900\n[www.rancho.org](http://www.rancho.org)\n\n## Summary of Quality Information\n\n### Accreditation Programs\n\n[View Accreditation History](/table_0)\n\n### Sites\n\n**Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center**\nDBA: Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center\n7601 E. Imperial Highway\nDowney, CA, 90242\n\n#### Available Services\n\n- CT Scanner (Imaging/Diagnostic Services)\n- Ear/Nose/Throat Surgery (Surgical Services)\n- EEG/EKG/EMG Lab (Imaging/Diagnostic Services)\n- GI or Endoscopy Lab (Imaging/Diagnostic Services)\n- Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit\n- Magnetic Resonance Imaging (Imaging/Diagnostic Services)\n- Medical/Surgical Unit (Inpatient)\n- Medical/Surgical Intensive Care Unit\n- Neurosurgery (Surgical Services)\n- Non-Sterile Compounding (Inpatient)\n- Nuclear Medicine Imaging/Diagnostic Services\n- Orthopedic Surgery (Surgical Services)\n- Pediatric Unit (Inpatient)\n- Rehabilitation Unit (Inpatient)\n- Plastic Surgery (Surgical Services)\n- Rehabilitation Unit (24-hour Acute Care/Crisis Stabilization)\n- Sterile Medication Compounding (Inpatient)"
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"text": "# MEMORANDUM\n\n**To:**\nThe Honorable Marvin L. Abney\nChairman, House Finance Committee\nThe Honorable Ryan W. Pearson\nChairman, Senate Finance Committee\n\n**From:**\nJonathan Worner\nDirector, Office of Management & Budget\n\n**Date:**\nMay 21, 2021\n\n**Subject:**\nAmendments to the FY 2022 Appropriations Act (21-H-6122)\n\nThe Governor requests that several amendments be made to the FY 2022 Appropriations Act. The amendments include changes to appropriation amounts in Article 1, Relating to Making Appropriations in Support of FY 2022, as well as changes to various other sections of Article 1. A description of the amendments requested is provided below.\n\nPlease feel free to contact me with any questions about these requested changes.\n\nJW:21-Amend-8\n\n**Attachments**\n\n**cc:**\nSharon Reynolds Ferland, House Fiscal Advisor\nStephen Whitney, Senate Fiscal Advisor\nJames E. Thorsen, Director of Administration\nJoseph Codega Jr., Deputy Budget Officer"
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"text": "# Where To Download Principles Of Database Systems 2nd Edition\n\nEventually, you will no question discover a supplementary experience and achievement by spending more cash. still when? do you believe that you require to get those every needs taking into consideration having significantly cash? Why don't you try to get something basic in the beginning? That's something that will lead you to understand even more all but the globe, experience, some places, past history, amusement, and a lot more?\n\nPage 1/15"
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"text": "5. Bids clearly marked; *Engagement of a service provider to supply and implement a File Integrity Monitoring Tool* should be delivered to the address shown in 6 (b) below on or before, **Tuesday, 15 September, 2020 at 10:00am**. Bids will be opened in the presence of the bidders' representatives who may choose to attend at the address shown in 6 (c) below on **Tuesday, 15 September 2020 at 10:00am**.\n\n6 (a) Address for inspection, clarification, payment and collection:\n\nThe Reserve Bank of Malawi\nConvention Drive,\nBusiness Reception,\nLilongwe\n\n(b) Address for submission:\n\nThe Chairperson,\nRBM Internal Procurement Committee,\nP.O Box 30063,\nLilongwe,\nMalawi.\n\nOr\n\nShould be deposited in a Tender Box marked; *Engagement of a service provider to supply and implement a Fire Integrity Monitoring Tool* placed at the Bank's business reception at the Head Office.\n\n(c) Address for Opening:\n\nReserve Bank of Malawi,\nConvention Drive,\nFloor 5, Auditorium,\nLilongwe,\nMalawi.\n\nChairperson\n\n**RBM Internal Procurement and Disposal Committee**"
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"text": "# Background: Variational Autoencoders (VAE) (Kingma et al. 2013)\n\n## Generative model:\n\n- Draw z from a simple prior: $z \\sim p(z) = \\mathcal{N}(0, I)$\n- Likelihood parameterized with a deep model $\\theta$, i.e. $x \\sim p_{\\theta}(x|z)$\n\n## Training:\n\n- Introduce variational family $q_{\\lambda}(z)$ with parameters $\\lambda$\n- Maximize the evidence lower bound (ELBO)\n\n$$\\log p_{\\theta}(x) \\geq \\mathbb{E}_{q_{\\lambda}(z)} \\left[ \\log \\frac{p_{\\theta}(x, z)}{q_{\\lambda}(z)} \\right]$$\n\n- VAE: $\\lambda$ output from an inference network $\\phi$\n\n$$\\lambda = \\text{enc}_{\\phi}(x)$$"
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"text": "# All that's going on around St Andrew's\n\n# COMMUNITY WATCH\n\n## FROM THE SENIOR ASSOCIATE\n\nThis Sunday we farewell our Executive Pastor Santino Dimarco, after more than 10 years of gospel service as part of the Staff Team at St Andrew's. Santino's role in supporting former Rector John Dickson during a time of significant growth in the life of St Andrew's is widely known and much appreciated. We will all miss him in so many ways.\n\nWhen I was considering joining the staff team at St Andrew's, Santino's place on the team was a significant attraction. Having worked as a Senior Minister for 12 years in my own parish, I was well aware of some aspects of ministry that definitely did not float my boat. They were the areas outside my training, ability or interest – and yet integral to the good leadership and administration of a Parish. But at Roseville they were covered ably and lovingly by Santino. I thought, “What a brilliant idea! And what a wonderful man to handle it!” I signed up and am so very grateful for our time serving together.\n\nBut now the time has come to farewell Santino from our staff team. During each of our services today St Andrew's Senior Minister, Mal York, will interview Santino and pray for him as he embarks on a new chapter of life and ministry. Unfortunately, the latest round of COVID-19 Public Health Regulations have had the effect of limiting the size of the gatherings that can be planned for Sunday across our services. Each gathering will provide an opportunity for us to say farewell to Santino (accompanied by good food and fellowship). As a church family, we have had the opportunity to express our appreciation and to do this in an appropriate way.\n\nWe join in prayer and giving thanks to God for Santino and for his service among us as Executive Pastor.\n\nEvery blessing,\n\nStuart\n\nSt Andrew's News"
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"text": "# Advisory Announcement\n\n**Released:** 9:45 a.m. July 15, 2021\n\n**CONTACT:** James Jackson, Area Biologist\nGeoff Spalinger, Asst. Area Biologist\nTodd Anderson, Asst. Area Biologist\nBrad Fuerst, Fishery Biologist\n(907) 486-1830\n\n## KODIAK COMMERCIAL SALMON FISHERY ADVISORY ANNOUNCEMENT #19\n\nFor Emergency Order #4-FS-K-19-21\n\nThe Outer Ayakulik Section of the Southwest Kodiak District will close to commercial salmon fishing at 9:00 p.m. Friday, July 16.\n\nThe Duck Bay Section of the Afognak District will close to commercial salmon fishing at 9:00 p.m. Friday, July 16.\n\n### As previously Announced:\n\nThe Mainland District will close at 9:00 p.m. Thursday, July 15.\n\nThe following areas are scheduled to close at 9:00 p.m. Friday, July 16:\n\n- The Outer Ayakulik, Humpy-Deadman, Alitak Bay, Moser Bay, and Olga Bay Sections of the Alitak District.\n- The Northwest Kodiak District (except the Kizhuyak Bay Section which is closed).\n- The North Shelikof Strait District (except the Buskin River Section which is closed).\n- The Eastside Kodiak District.\n- The Southeast Afognak District (except the Duck Bay, Izhut Bay, Outer Kitoi, and Inner Kitoi Sections remain open until further notice).\n\nThe following areas remain open until further notice:\n\n- The Izhut Bay, Outer Kitoi, and Inner Kitoi Bay Sections of the Afognak District.\n\n#### Closed Water Adjustments:\n\nClosed waters are reduced in Kitoi Bay to the ADF&G markers located in Little Kitoi Bay and Big Kitoi bays (stream markers 252-323 and 252-324).\n\nUntil further notice, in that portion of the Northwest Kodiak and Southwest Kodiak districts south of the latitude of Cape Kuliuk, Chinook (king) salmon 28 inches or greater in length may not be retained by purse seine gear. \n\n-continued-"
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"text": "# RACE EQUITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE\n## SPECIAL MEETING/STUDY SESSION\n### MAY 27, 2021\n\n1. **CALL TO ORDER/ROLL CALL/ACCEPT OR MODIFY MINUTES/ACCEPT OR MODIFY AGENDA/CONFLICT OF INTEREST DISCLOSURE/CODE OF CONDUCT** - 6:00 PM\n Members Present: James Friday, Swarna Rowlatt, Sue Witzel, Pegg Erickson, Kamara Blackwell, Erik Stahl, Deanna Martinez, Jing Fong, Reni Bispham\n Liaisons: Brenda Fantroy-Johnson, Rasham Nassar\n \n Agenda modified: Add #7 Signs and Posters for the Farmer's Market, #8 ICMA Training, #9 Juneteenth\n \n Voted all agenda changes unanimous\n\n2. **SUQUAMISH ANCESTRAL LANDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT** - Pegg\n\n3. **DISCUSSION - SHARING OUR STRENGTHS, TALENTS, AND INTERESTS**\n - **Jing** - I can help as a writer or planner. I sent out an email. I am a policy person, background in communications and event planning, political and public affairs, writing proclamations. I can be a utility player.\n - **Pegg** - Connections to community is my strength. I used to do lots of training. Strategic planning. As a GARE Liaison, I'd like to connect us with a larger group. My weakness is sometimes I am tardy.\n - **Kamara** - My skills are in organizing protests, early childhood education with a race equity curriculum. Social justice is my passion. I am the youngest here and have social media skills and hosting zoom conversations.\n - **Eric** - I am a good listener. I am big and good at community building, sharing what we are doing and bringing people in, making people feel included. Public health is a passion. I am good at research and analysis.\n - **Reni** - I have a background in land use planning. Writing persuasively. Research in policy and law. My interest in normalizing race equity and making it a part of our culture. I am good at listening and working with others.\n - **Reeni** - My background is as an attorney. Persuasive writing, policy, HR issues and people. Being able to talk with people that makes them listen. I am good at making people feel included. I am good at working with people. Working with the community. I am good at research and analysis. I am good at listening and working with others.\n - **Deanna** - My skills are in statistics, critical thinking, I have a background in political organizing, identifying white supremacy culture, and calling out racism. I am good at listening and working with others.\n - **Sue** - I am a retired teacher. I have a background in education, curriculum development, and teaching. I am good at working with people and making them feel included. I am good at research and analysis.\n - **Brenda** - I am a retired teacher. I have a background in education, curriculum development, and teaching. I am good at working with people and making them feel included. I am good at research and analysis.\n - **James** - I have a background in education, curriculum development, and teaching. I am good at working with people and making them feel included. I am good at research and analysis.\n\n4. **ELECTED OFFICERS**\n - **James** - Read the ordinance for the REAC.\n - My what does as directed by City Council mean and do we have a Race Equity Action Plan?\n - **Pegg** - Race Equity Action Plan was part of our original plan and has not happened yet. We have just started training for it.\n - **Brenda** - One of the work plan items was working with GARE to create the Race Equity Action Plan.\n - **James** - We need to work on the Race Equity Action Plan.\n - **Brenda** - Proclamations carry more weight than you think. Proclamations is how we change city code."
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"text": "# IV. SELECTBOARD ITEMS\n\n1. Selectman DeWolfe made an inquiry about the 4th of July Committee entering into contracts, as the manifest had a check disbursement for a “D” at the festivity. Members of the 4th of July Committee were in attendance and said the request was made in error. The committee said they understand about submitting contracts to the town office for retention and review and will continue to bring updates to the board.\n\n2. Selectman Sharps reviewed with the Board about her attendance at a recent Ashland Electric Commission meeting and their discussion about budgetary. Commissioners are going to gather and review further information about the subject matter before moving forward, to a proposed round-table presentation by PAREI in April or May.\n\n3. As ex officio to the Ashland Planning Board – Selectman Sharps gave an update on recent activity with this board. Board mentioned their next work session meeting is joint with the Planning Board to discuss updating the building fees.\n\n4. Selectman Sharps concluded by reading a letter that she had written and read before as a Selectman. As such, Leigh commented from a historic and current perspective, about the governance of a Board of Selectmen, requesting that all board to follow state law and regulations, along with the town’s policies. Leigh also commented about the importance of serving the community as it a person’s free will and not Select Board members being bullied.\n\n# V. Board of Selectmen adjourned their meeting at 7:40 P.M.\n\nThe minutes for this meeting were written by Town Administrator Charles Smith on February 5, 2019."
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"text": "# PENSION TRUST LOAN AGREEMENT\n\nAGREED, that the undersigned parties will comply with the following conditions regarding the execution of a loan between the [form_0](/form_0) and the [form_0](/form_0).\n\nFIRST, this loan shall be offered on a non-discriminatory basis.\n\nSECOND, this loan shall be approved based solely on the receipt of a written request by the Administrator and the satisfaction of these conditions.\n\nTHIRD, this loan shall be non-renewable.\n\nFOURTH, this loan cannot exceed the Participant's vested account balance.\n\nFIFTH, the lender shall provide the borrower with a loan statement showing the dollar amount and annual interest rate of the finance charges.\n\nSIXTH, the loan duration shall not exceed [form_0](/form_0) years from the last day of the taxable year in which the loan was initiated, unless used for the purchase of a principle dwelling.\n\nSEVENTH, the Administrator shall have the right to repay the loan from Borrower's vested pension account if the loan is not paid within the prescribed time period. This shall then be charged as a distribution to the Borrower.\n\nAGREED, that the annual interest on this loan shall be [form_0](/form_0) percent payable by the last day of each plan quarter.\n\nAGREED, that the loan amount shall be $ [form_0](/form_0).\n\nAGREED, that the loan duration shall be [form_0](/form_0) years.\n\nAGREED, that the periodic payments shall be made in the amount of $ [form_0](/form_0).\n\nATTESTED to this [form_0](/form_0) day of [form_0](/form_0), 20 [form_0](/form_0).\n\nWITNESS [form_0](/form_0) ADMINISTRATOR [form_0](/form_0)\n\nBORROWER [form_0](/form_0)"
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"text": "# GBBC 2021 Fall Semester Schedule\n\n*Private Piano Classes*: Piano lessons are available on a first-come basis. There are limited time slots available. Contact Mrs. Haynes at (928) 755-3714 to see schedule availability.\n\nMandatory Student Orientation – Friday, August 6th @ 6:00PM.\n\nClasses Begin – Tuesday, August 10th @ 6:00PM.\n\nNavajoland Baptist Revival – Wednesday-Friday, August 11th-13th with Brent Logan and Stacey Shiflett\n\nMandatory Chapel Services – 6-7pm every first Friday of the Month.\n\n[table_0](/table_0)"
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"text": "# Welcome to Worship!\n\n**July 4, 2021**\n\n**9th PROPER SUNDAY**\n\n## COMMUNION SUNDAY\n\n### GREETINGS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS\n\n### PRELUDE\n\nPrelude in C-sharp major - J. S. Bach\n\n### RESPONSIVE CALL TO WORSHIP BASED ON PSALM 48\n\n**Leader:** As we have heard, so have we seen in the city of the LORD of hosts, in the city of our God, which God establishes forever.\n\n**People:** We ponder your steadfast love, O God, in the midst of your temple.\n\n**Leader:** Your name, O God, like your praise, reaches to the ends of the earth. Your right hand is filled with victory.\n\n**People:** Let Mount Zion be glad, let the towns of Judah rejoice because of your judgments.\n\n**Leader:** Walk about Zion, go all around it, count its towers, consider well its ramparts; go through its citadels,\n\n**People:** that you may tell the next generation that this is God, our God forever and ever. He will be our guide forever. Amen.\n\n### OPENING HYMN: Mine Eyes Have Seen The Glory - No. 730\n\n### UNISON PRAYER OF INVOCATION AND LORD'S PRAYER (DEBTS)\n\n**Lord, we hesitate in our lives looking for one more lesson, verse, or song to make our way home in the world. Help us to remember that you are the way, the truth, and the life. As we gather in worship, we ask that you would open our hearts to your Son Jesus Christ, who is the way to you. We ask that you would open our minds to your Holy Spirit, who is the truth of your word. We ask that you would open our lives to your presence, who is the life of our souls. We pray this in the name of Jesus, who taught us to pray, saying:**\n\n**Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread; and forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors; and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever. Amen.**\n\n### GLORIA PATRI - No. 734\n\n**Glory be to the Creator, and to the Christ: and to the Holy Ghost. As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be: world without end. Amen. Amen.**\n\n## THE MESSAGE FOR ALL AGES\n\n### READING OF THE WORD\n\nMark 6: 1-13\n\n### SERMON\n\n**“Independence Day”**\n\n### HYMN OF REFLECTION: We Are God’s People - No. 547\n\n### PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE\n\n### HOLY COMMUNION\n\n**“Let us Break Bread together” - Carter**\n\n### CALL FOR THE OFFERING\n\n**OFFERTORY**\n\n**“In Christ Alone” - Shackley**\n\n**While we are not physically together we encourage you to mail your offering (P.O. Box 128, Greenland, NH 03840); or give online by clicking on the icon on our Facebook page. Thank you.**\n\n### DOXOLOGY\n\n**Praise God, from whom all blessings flow:**\n\n**Praise God, all creatures here below;**\n\n**Praise God above, ye heavenly host;**\n\n**Creator, Christ, and Holy Ghost. Amen.**\n\n### PRAYER OF DEDICATION\n\n**Our God, as you receive our gifts, we are reminded of your call to be faithful agents and stewards of your love. Help us to live this truth in our lives, with these offerings. Amen.**\n\n### CLOSING HYMN: Lift Every Voice & Sing - No. 729\n\n### BENEDICTION\n\n### POSTLUDE\n\n**“Promised Land” - Sanborn**\n\n## HYMNS FOR THE 9TH PROPER SUNDAY\n\n### OPENING HYMN: Mine Eyes Have Seen The Glory - No. 730\n\n**Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord;**\n\n**He is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored;**\n\n**He hath loosed the fateful lightning of His terrible swift sword;**\n\n**His truth is marching on.**\n\n**Glory, glory, hallelujah! Glory, glory, hallelujah!**\n\n**Glory, glory, hallelujah! His truth is marching on.**\n\n### HYMN OF REFLECTION: We Are God’s People - No. 547\n\n**We are God’s people, the chosen of the Lord,**\n\n**Born of the Spirit, established by the Word.**\n\n**Our cornerstone is Christ alone, and strong in Him we stand:**\n\n**O let us live transparently, and walk heart to heart and hand in hand.**\n\n### CLOSING HYMN: Lift Every Voice & Sing - No. 729\n\n**Lift every voice and sing, till earth and heaven ring,**\n\n**Ring with the harmonies of liberty;**\n\n**Let our rejoicing rise high as the listening skies,**\n\n**Let it resound loud as the rolling sea.**\n\n**Sing a song full of the faith that the dark past has taught us,**\n\n**Sing a song full of the hope that the present has brought us;**\n\n**Facing the rising sun of our new day begun,**\n\n**Let us march on till victory is won.**\n"
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"text": "# REDMOND DISABILITY BOARD\n\n**Wednesday, June 2, 2021 @ 4:15 p.m.**\n\n**Via Microsoft Teams**\n\n**MEETING AGENDA**\n\n**PUBLIC CALL-IN NUMBER 1-510-335-7371**\n\n## I. Call to Order\n\n## II. Roll Call\n\n## III. Consent Agenda:\n\n### A. Approval of Minutes May 5, 2021.\n\n### B. Approval of Claims for:\n\n1. **Disability Retired Fire Department for Medicare Part B premiums for April - May 2021 in the amount of $141.50 per month, hearing aid batteries in the amount of $52.00; for a total reimbursement of $333.00.**\n\n2. **Service Retired Police Department for Medicare Part A & B premiums for April 2021 in the amount of $169.50; for a total reimbursement of $169.50.**\n\n3. **Service Retired Police Department for Medicare Part B premiums for May 2021 in the amount of $148.50 per month; for a total reimbursement of $148.50.**\n\n## IV. Items Removed from Consent Agenda\n\n## V. Old Business\n\n## VI. New Business\n\n## VII. Adjournment\n\nex/disability board_jeoff/agenda/2021/060521.docx"
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"text": "# Real Estate Investor Monthly\n\nMarch 2016\n\n## News and More\n\n### Where should real estate investors put their money in 2016?\n\nForbes teamed up with North Carolina-based data company Local Market Monitor to produce its list of 2016 Best Buy Cities – the top 20 housing markets to invest in this year – and Florida dominates the list. Read the [full article here](/full_article_here). Florida Association of Realtors, Information Inc.\n\n### A firming economy\n\nSolid job growth, rising home prices, and mortgage rates still near historic lows are expected to support the housing market in 2016. Read the [article here](/article_here). By: National Association of Home Builders, Contact Stephanie Pagan.\n\n### Largest Fully Entitled Development Opportunity in Southwest Florida\n\nThis **598-acre** property is fully entitled for a mixed-use development of nearly 5,000 units of single family and multi-family homes, Life Care and associated commercial uses. All permits are active and up to date for both projects, comprehensive due diligence available by registering at [Entradaland.com](/Entradaland.com).\n\n\n\n### Investors are diving into the U.S. industrial market\n\nChasing after a higher return than they can get from offices, retail and apartments. Read the [full article here](/full_article_here). By: Robert Carr, National Real Estate Investor, Penton Media.\n\nIf you no longer wish to receive this email, [unsubscribe here](/unsubscribe_here)."
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"text": "# Context\n\n## Regional context\n\nThe province of Kocaeli, with a population of 1,502,123 (Turkish Statistical Institute 2010), is one of the 81 provinces of Turkey and is located at the crossroads of a heavily used transportation gateway from Europe to Anatolia, Asia, and the Middle East. Its capital is Izmit, with a population of 248,424 inhabitants, which is sometimes also referred to as Kocaeli. The short distance to major metropolises and the Marmara Sea have greatly facilitated Kocaeli's development as an industrial, commercial, transportation, and logistics center. In addition to the E-100 and TEM (Trans European Motorway) connecting Asia with Europe, Kocaeli is also part of an extensive railway network. The International Atatürk Airport and the International Sabiha Gökçen Airport are, respectively, 90 km and 50 km from Izmit. The province of Kocaeli plays an important role in the Marmara region and serves as the internal and external trade hub with 35 privately owned ports and docks and logistical infrastructure along the Gulf of Izmit.\n\nThe province of Kocaeli, with a GDP value of approximately three times the national average, ranks number one in GDP per capita. With approximately 16% of the national employment in the region, Kocaeli accounts for 13% of Turkey's manufacturing industry and 16% of its foreign trade volume. Kocaeli is Turkey's most important and largest industrial and technological potential center. The region hosts the headquarters of many national and international companies, organized industrial zones (6 are active), two tax-free industrial zones, defense technology, plastics, automotive, and tire sectors, shipyards, the chemical industry, and the paper industry. Kocaeli has a vocational school population of 1,717,716 people. Many vocational schools and vocational and technical higher educational institutions support the province's increased importance. The human resources required are combined, and Research Centers play important roles in providing the qualified human resources required.\n\n## Development context\n\nOne of the Millennium Development Goals to eliminate poverty and the consequences caused by poverty by 2015 is to reduce mortality rates for newborn infants and children under the age of 5. In Turkey, approximately 1,400,000 babies are born every year. According to the 2008 data from the Turkish Statistical Institute, the infant mortality rate is 13.1 per 1,000 live births. This rate is higher than that of many European countries such as Sweden, Germany, and Spain, where the infant mortality rate is 4 per 1,000, 3 per 1,000, and 3 per 1,000, respectively. Compared to other European countries such as Czech Republic (206), and Spain, the infant mortality rate is 4 per 1,000, 3 per 1,000, and 3 per 1,000, respectively. The high infant mortality rate is a major problem, and decreasing the infant mortality rate is of utmost and vital importance to the country.\n\n## Policy development\n\nInfant mortality rate is a very important criterion to assess the level of development of a country. This project takes into account the last three months of the pregnancy and the first three months after birth. In addition, protective vaccinations for the baby are provided."
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"text": "# A Level Playing Field\n\nby Robert Zimmerman\n\nI am far from a wealthy individual. Despite the wonderful stories you hear about filmmakers drinking piña coladas by the swimming pool and having their grapes peeled for them, the movies do not necessarily make you rich. If I had to define my financial class, where I stand in the great rankings of monetary success, I would personally place myself as lower middle class. In other words, I get by, pay my bills, do the creative work I like, and try to live a decent life.\n\nBeing self-employed (a difficult thing to do in our modern corporate world), I have had to pay for my own health insurance. When I realized I needed to do this, I got out the yellow pages, made a few phone calls, and found an insurance company that had a policy I thought was reasonably priced. Because I was in good health, I had no problem at that time getting the insurance. And then I realized that I had to pay the bill every year. The company would send me a bill, and I would pay it. I would also make sure that I paid it on time, because I knew that if I didn't, I would lose my insurance and have to go through the whole process again.\n\nI was quite satisfied with this situation. I had health insurance, and I had the freedom to choose my own doctor. When I got sick, I made a few phone calls, I went to a doctor, and I paid the bills. I recognized that in a free society, there are consequences for my actions, and I needed to act to avoid the worst consequence.\n\nThe state legislators of New York, also aware of the tragic consequences of not buying health insurance in advance of illness, decided in July 1992 simply to outlaw these consequences. As my own State Assemblyman said, “We need to level the playing field, so that the millions of middle class who are without health insurance can get it.”\n\nThe subsequent law requires all insurance companies to sell everyone a health insurance plan, regardless of their health or occupation. It also forbids any insurance company from raising its rates to cover the increased cost of insuring the old, the sick, and the equal, where all are created equal, and the costs of medical insurance are identical, regardless of the person being insured.\n\nNow, according to supporters of the bill, this law was supposed to lower the cost of insurance for everyone. By forcing the insurance companies to sell insurance to everyone, the law would increase the number of people who bought insurance, and thus spread the cost around. “It won’t be such a burden on the rest of us,” said the bill’s sponsor.\n\nWhat happened instead is this: The New York legislature required that the insurance companies level the playing field. The insurance companies did as they were told. They raised the rates for everyone. My own insurance company decided to leave New York state altogether. Other companies, while not canceling all policies, told their remaining companies that their rates would be increased by 18 percent, doubling in future years.\n\nMy own insurance company decided to"
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"text": "# WONG'S INTERNATIONAL HOLDINGS LIMITED\n\n**(Incorporated in Bermuda with limited liability)**\n\n**(Stock Code: 99)**\n\n## NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING\n\n**NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN** that the Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at 18/F, The Ballroom, The Mira Hong Kong, 118 Nathan Road, Tsimshatsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong on Wednesday, 31 May 2017 at 11:00 a.m. for the following purposes:\n\n1. To receive and adopt the financial statements, the Directors' Report and the Independent Auditor's Report for the year ended 31 December 2016. [Resolution 1](/resolution_1)\n\n2. To declare a final dividend of HK$0.05 per share for the year ended 31 December 2016. [Resolution 2](/resolution_2)\n\n3. To re-elect the following retiring Directors: [Resolution 3](/resolution_3)\n\n (a) Mr. Chan Tsze Wah, Gabriel as Executive Director [Resolution 3a](/resolution_3a)\n\n (b) Dr. Li Ka Cheung, Eric as Independent Non-executive Director [Resolution 3b](/resolution_3b)\n\n (c) Mr. Alfred Donald Yap as Independent Non-executive Director [Resolution 3c](/resolution_3c)\n\n4. To authorize the Board of Directors to fix the remuneration of the Directors. [Resolution 4](/resolution_4)\n\n5. To re-appoint PricewaterhouseCoopers as the Auditor and to authorize the Board of Directors to fix their remuneration. [Resolution 5](/resolution_5)\n"
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"text": "# Over 50 Great Prizes Including:\n\n## Grand Prize\n\n**$10,000**\n\n## Tech Prizes\n\n- Apple AirTag\n- Echo Dot\n- Echo Show\n- Google Home Mini\n- Roku\n- Firestick\n- Wireless Charging Station\n- Bluetooth Speaker\n- Ring Doorbell\n- Fitbits\n- Fire HD Tablet\n- Smart TV\n- Apple AirPods\n- Chromebook\n- Apple Watch\n\n## Gift Cards & Prizes From:\n\n- Agave\n- Anton's Italian Cafe\n- Baba Kabab\n- Bread & Circus\n- Buck & Johnny's\n- Buffalo Wild Wings\n- Burgersmith\n- Chick-Fil-A\n- Chuy's\n- Classic Auto Spa\n- Fezzo's\n- Geaux Run\n- Graze Acadiana\n- Hub City Diner\n- Jet Coffee\n- Judice Inn\n- Lagneaux's\n- Nutrition Krewe\n- Market Eatz\n- Paul's Jewelry\n- Poseidon's Greek Restaurant\n- Poupart Bakery\n- Rachael's Cafe\n- Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers\n- Reve Coffee\n- Roly Poly Sandwiches\n- Rouses Market\n- Sky Zone\n- Southern Hospitality Kitchens\n- Tchoup's MidCity Smokehouse\n- Tropical Smoothie\n- Waffle House\n- Walk-On's Sports Bistro\n- Zeus\n\n...and more\n\n**Games of Acadiana**"
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"text": "# Acces PDF Out Of Darkness Into Light Spiritual Guidance In The Quran With Reflections From Jewish And Christian Sources Spiritual Directors International\n\nIt is your unconditionally own times to behave reviewing habit. in the middle of guides you could enjoy now is **out of darkness into light spiritual guidance in the quran with reflections from jewish and christian sources spiritual directors international** below.\n\nSimilar to PDF Books World, Feedbooks allows those that sign up for an account to download a multitude of free e-books that have become accessible via public domain, and therefore cost you nothing to access. Just make sure that when you're on Feedbooks' site you head to the \"Public Domain\" tab to avoid its collection of \"premium\" books only available for purchase.\n\n## Out Of Darkness Into Light\n\n\"Out of Darkness, Into Light\" is a half hour documentary which delves into the lives of three adult survivors of child sexual"
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"text": "# MENU PRICES ARE NOT CURRENT\nWe are offering takeout only at this time.\n\n## MEMORABLE TASTES & EVENTS\nAt Croydon we love to bring joy to the people who visit us. No matter the size of the event, from fancy to more casual and everything in between, we are here to make it special. We provide a variety of options for your event, whether it’s a wedding, anniversary, birthday, or any other celebration. Our team is dedicated to making your event memorable and enjoyable. We offer a range of services to suit your needs, from catering to event planning. Let us help you create an unforgettable experience for you and your guests.\n\n- Wedding Dinner / Rehearsal Dinner\n- Bridal Showers / Commitment Events\n- Baby Showers\n- Wedding Anniversaries\n- Birthdays & New Year Celebrations\n- Receptions\n- Bar & Bat Mitzvah\n- Office Lunch / Working Meetings\n- Chef’s Table Events for Dinner\n- Graduation Parties\n- Seasonal Family Dinners for New Items\n- Cocktail Parties\n- Retirement Events\n- Business Events\n- “Kitchen” – Cook for Lunches\n- “Kitchen” – Food to Go\n- Home Dinners / Family Dinners (Special Request)\n- Private Chef Dinners / Entertaining Dinner\n- Travel to the Homes Events After a Trip to an Event\n- General or the Groceries for Home Cooking\n- Reserve the Restaurant and Chef Large Scale for Food Demonstrations"
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"text": "# Calendar\n\n**July 19, 2021** 9:30 AM Commissioners Session\n\n**July 22, 2021** No Session /Canceled\n\n**July 26, 2021** 9:30 AM Commissioners Session\n\n**July 29, 2021** 9:30 AM Commissioners Session\n\n**August 2, 2021** 9:30 AM Commissioners Session\n\n**August 5, 2021**\n\n- 9:30 AM Reconvene Public Hearing For Consideration Of A Petition From The Lake-Of-The-Woods Water Company Requesting Dedication Of A 1.36-Acre Segment Of Duncan’s Glen Drive As A Public Right-Of-Way\n- 10:00 AM Reconvening of Public Hearing To Address The Ribov #620 Watershed Drainage Improvement Petition Project\n\n**August 9, 2021** 9:30 AM Commissioners Session\n\n**August 12, 2021**\n\n- 9:30 AM Commissioners Session\n- 10:00 AM Public Hearing For Consideration Of The Drainage Improvement Petition For Griffith #391\n\n**August 16, 2021**\n\n- 9:30 AM Commissioners Session\n- 1:30 PM Viewing For Consideration Of The Evans #354 Drainage Maintenance Petition Filed By James McNeills\n\n**August 19, 2021** 9:30 AM Commissioners Session (TBD; may be canceled)\n\n**August 23, 2021**\n\n- 9:30 AM Commissioners Session\n- 1:30 PM Public Hearing For Consideration Of The Drainage Improvement Petition For Radnor Township Watershed No. 2015-1 Filed By MARAPA LLC, Et Al\n\n**August 26, 2021**\n\n- 9:30 AM Commissioners Session\n- 10:00 AM Public Hearing For Consideration Of The Drainage Improvement Petition For The Kingston Township Watershed 2017-2 Filed By Kathy Magee And Others\n\n**August 30, 2021** 9:30 AM Commissioners Session\n\n**September 2, 2021**\n\n- 9:30 AM Commissioners Session\n- 10:00 AM Public Hearing For Consideration Of The Drainage Improvement Petition For Slate Lick Lateral #1\n\n**September 6, 2021** HOLIDAY NO SESSION\n\n**September 9, 2021** No Session /Canceled"
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"text": "# Israel: Palestinians\n\n**Baroness Sheehan (Liberal Democrat) [HL312]** To ask Her Majesty's Government what they consider necessary to achieve a long-term resolution to the conflict in Israel and Palestine\n\n**Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon:** The recent violence across Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories demonstrates the urgent need to make progress towards peace. The UK worked actively to urge the parties to work with mediators towards an immediate ceasefire. We also fully supported Egyptian, Qatari and UN efforts to that end, working closely with the US. The UK welcomes the announcement of a ceasefire in Israel and Gaza on 20 May, which is an important step to ending the cycle of violence and loss of civilian life.\n\nWe agree with President Biden's recent remarks that Palestinians and Israelis equally deserve to live safely and securely and to enjoy equal measures of freedom, prosperity, and democracy. Our long-standing objective is a negotiated two-state solution which delivers Palestinian self-determination and a safe and secure Israel, and we actively call on all parties to take urgent steps to make this a reality. We believe that the best way to advance a two state solution is through dialogue. We therefore urge all sides to show maximum restraint and refrain from taking actions which endanger civilians and make peace more difficult.\n\n[https://questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-questions/detail/2021-05-17/hl311](/table_0)\n\n[https://questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-questions/detail/2021-05-17/hl312](/table_1)\n\n# Israel: International Law\n\n**Baroness Janke (Liberal Democrat) [HL353]** To ask Her Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of whether action needs to be taken to ensure that there is a cost to the government of Israel if it is found to have broken international law.\n\n**Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon:** The UK is a strong supporter of international justice and does not hold back from voicing or raising concern about Israel's actions when warranted. However, Israel has a legitimate right to self-defence and to defend its citizens from attack. In doing so, it is vital that all actions are proportionate, in line with International Humanitarian Law, and avoid civilian casualties. We call on Israel to adhere to these principles and we also urge efforts to end the occupation, and have a regular dialogue with Israel on legal issues relating to the occupation.\n\n[https://questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-questions/detail/2021-05-18/hl353](/table_2)\n\n# Israel: Palestinians\n\n**Baroness Janke (Liberal Democrat) [HL355]** To ask Her Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of the possibility of independent (1) reporting, and (2) monitoring, of human rights violations in the conflict between Israel and Palestine.\n\n**Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon:** We are concerned by the high levels of violence in the UK continues to engage with Israel on human rights issues in the context of the occupation. We have a regular dialogue with Israel on legal issues relating to the occupation. We call on Israel to adhere to these principles and we also urge efforts to end the occupation, and have a regular dialogue with Israel on legal issues relating to the occupation.\n\n[https://questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-questions/detail/2021-05-18/hl355](/table_3)\n\n# Palestinians: Recognition of States\n\n**Baroness Janke (Liberal Democrat) [HL351]** To ask Her Majesty's Government what are"
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"Show Location:": "Miller Horse Palace 7215 Mossmain Lane, Billings MT 59106",
"Show Producer:": "Millers Horse Palace/Clayton Miller",
"Show Approval:": "NCHA, MontanaCHA & Wyoming CHA",
"Show Starts:": "8:00 a.m. all three days",
"Secretary:": "Kelly Fraser (406) 539-1034 [email protected]",
"Entries Due:": "Requesting entries to Kelly by Monday April 12th Call, Text, Email or Enter Online @ www.montanacha.com",
"Stalls:": "Please contact Clayton Miller @ (406) 861-2064 to reserve stalls. New: Covered stalls on site!",
"Practice:": "Fresh cattle practice Thursday April 15th @ 2:00 p.m. Flag available @ show",
"Judge:": "Keith Kitchen Poolville, TX (AAAA)"
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"Cattle": "$125",
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"Class Order": "11",
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"text": "# SPRING SPECTACULAR\n\nLaurel, MT – April 16th to 18th\n\n***Fresh Cattle ALL CLASSES***\n\n***Big Sky AND Redwood Circuit Approved***\n\nCircuit Awards for ALL CLASSES! Must show all three days!\n\n[table_0](/table_0)\n\n[table_1](/table_1)\n\nThe NWAB class will be held on Saturday and the Youth will be held on Sat & Sun only per NCHA rules.\n\nDirections: Take Exit 437 off I-90, head North to North Frontage Rd, take a right, ½ mile, cross over railroad tracks, take the first left.\n\nPractice Pen: Fresh cattle practice Thursday April 15th @ 2:00 p.m. Flag available @ show.\n\nStalls: Please contact Clayton Miller @ (406) 861-2064 to reserve stalls. New: Covered stalls on site!\n\nWe will be following all state and local guidelines for Covid-19. Social distancing will be in place.\n\n**We are excited to announce our new partnership with Dennis Moreland Tack and Western Legacy Photography for our show awards!**\n\nSee www.montanacha.com for the complete 2021 MCHA schedule & additional information."
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"text": "# Get Free Ba Question Paper Of 2nd Year\n\n## Ba Question Paper Of 2nd Year\n\nRecognizing the habit ways to acquire this books **ba question paper of 2nd year** is additionally useful. You have remained in right site to start getting this info. acquire the ba\n\nPage 1/44"
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"text": "# Livestock Meat Processing Survey Report | May 2020\n\n## What type of livestock do you produce? Choose all that apply.\n\nBeef, pork, chicken, and lamb are the most common species of livestock raised by farmers who filled out the survey.\n\n\n\n## Has your livestock processing access changed since COVID-19? If so, how?\n\nProcessors that usually process local livestock for farmers are booked out for more months than is typical; frequently, into 2021. In some cases, this has affected livestock producers' ability to schedule processing dates that match their target maturity dates with their livestock. This sampling of respondent comments reveals a range of experiences with scheduling of processing:\n\n- Yes! there for 5 weeks packers did not offer any bids, they had backlog of cattle already purchased sitting on the shelf waiting for a harvest date.\n- No. My processor called me and scheduled me for the entire year. She also called all the other regular customers and scheduled them. Then she allowed in the contract hog farmers.\n- We were lucky to have already booked fall appointments but due to the soaring demand for processing I'm already booking for fall 2021 which would have been unthinkable in years past.\n- We are begging to get animals processed. Normally it's 6 months out. The shops are doing a good job and the best they can.\n- Yes, our normal processor is now booking it in November and we have steers that should have gone in next month [June]"
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