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{"content":[{"text":"WOMENINBUSINESS.ORG \n presents \n The 1st Women’s Business Game \n TheSWAGgame.com","bbox":{"left":0.329091,"top":0.016041,"width":0.34107600000000005,"height":0.144338}},{"text":"THE LADY Exciting, engaging and entertaining appropriately describes The SWAG Spirit … \n With one assured step foward, The Lady visually embodies The SWAG Game. \n WomenInBusiness.Org represents a celebration of SweetSuccess – leadership beyond \n the attainment of wealth, power, fame and the recognition of women role models. \n The Lady icon exemplifies exuberance as she makes strides in her career or \n business endeavors. A confident swing of her handbag brings forth business and \n pleasure with a point. Who is The Lady? How does she play The Game? Go Swag \n Who are the Swaggers? The Swagger Identity \n Swaggers are all participants who The physical image of The Lady icon - above her waist - is \n are playing The SWAG Game. purposefully not depicted. Figuratively viewed, each Swagger’s own \n voice, countenance, talents, appearance, skills and ideas has \n The Lady is symbolic of the totality of \n several opportunities to be individually represented or displayed \n all Swaggers in the United States. \n throughout seasonal participation in The SWAG Game. The Lady is \n You will recognize The Lady persona \n also a captivating expression of the collective work-life (past and \n when you collaborate, compete, play \n current) dreams, experiences, perceptions and identification on \n or cheer with other Swaggers on your \n different levels, of all the participating Swaggers. \n preferred SWAG Team. \n The Lady is your colleague, Why did you become a Swagger? \n client, customer and/or friend. \n Every Swagger’s game play time, in the as a way to win the authentic designer bag or other prizes \n company of others or individually (24/7) \n to effectively connect with like-minded women in business \n - is uniquely personalized to fit their \n a desire to have a flexible and sociable team experience \n schedule requirements, leisure time, \n personality, enthusiasm and selected purely for entertainment and enjoyment \n in-season SWAG interests. to get curated networking for your career or business \n Swaggers need not be present at collaboration while competing can be intriguing and rewarding \n the SWAG Finale to play or to relax and de-stress cost efficiently at your own pace \n win The SWAG Game. \n as a nod to your fashion and creative sensibilities","bbox":{"left":0.083788,"top":0.187632,"width":0.831223,"height":0.791603}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}
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{"content":[{"text":"July 17th, 2020","bbox":{"left":0.804118,"top":0.096237,"width":0.17200399999999993,"height":0.023863999999999996}},{"text":"SAFETY:","bbox":{"left":0.03098,"top":0.150669,"width":0.063605,"height":0.015151999999999999}},{"text":"The health and safety of our staff and clients is always our top priority. CG Schmidt has taken steps to help \n prevent the spread of COVID-19 throughout our jobsite and the buildings we are working in. We have met \n with our subcontractors to inform them of the changes that we have made on site, including a 100% glove \n policy, mask policy (when working within six feet of other people). Hand sanitizer stations are also \n installed around the site for everyone’s use.","bbox":{"left":0.026706,"top":0.175152,"width":0.936309,"height":0.09515100000000001}},{"text":"WHAT YOU MAY NOTICE ON SITE IN THE NEXT WEEK:","bbox":{"left":0.034627,"top":0.283636,"width":0.430881,"height":0.015151999999999999}},{"text":"PLE \n • Begin flooring in the cave area","bbox":{"left":0.052784,"top":0.311389,"width":0.28450000000000003,"height":0.036060999999999954}},{"text":"ASA \n • Finish framing in second floor addition","bbox":{"left":0.523529,"top":0.30827,"width":0.35417,"height":0.03606100000000001}},{"text":"Site \n • Begin milling the student lot","bbox":{"left":0.052784,"top":0.36976,"width":0.26644799999999996,"height":0.03606100000000001}},{"text":"Pewaukee High School \n • Continue lobby framing","bbox":{"left":0.523529,"top":0.367361,"width":0.2252949999999999,"height":0.03606100000000001}},{"text":"PROGRESS SINCE LAST UPDATE:","bbox":{"left":0.026706,"top":0.432033,"width":0.256644,"height":0.015151999999999999}},{"text":"GOALS NEXT 2 WEEKS:","bbox":{"left":0.517091,"top":0.430821,"width":0.18356700000000004,"height":0.015151999999999999}},{"text":"PLE RENOVATION \n • Carpentry – Installed case work in the art rooms \n • Fire Protection – Continued sprinkler installation \n • Flooring – Installed flooring in 2nd grade corridor \n ASA Clark Remodel \n • HVAC – Finished installed air handling units in the \n mechanical room \n • Servery – Hoods installed in the servery \n • Framing – Began framing soffits on the 2nd floor \n Resource area \n INNOVATION ADDITION \n • HVAC – Continued installing ductwork \n • Glass – Glass for the skylight is installed \n • Iron Work – Began installing structural components \n of the corridor connecting the high school and new \n addition \n Pewaukee High School \n • Skylight – Glass installed \n • Iron Work – Installed roof over classroom H239 \n • Iron Work – Installed frame for entrance stairwell \n • Masonry – Continued reception block walls","bbox":{"left":0.026706,"top":0.465694,"width":0.466754,"height":0.41034200000000004}},{"text":"PLE \n - RENOVATION \n • Courtyard – Be significantly done with Courtyard \n work \n • Ceilings – Begin installing the ceilings in the \n Resource area \n • Ceilings – Finish installing ceilings in the 2nd grade \n corridor \n ASA \n - 6th GRADE ADDITION","bbox":{"left":0.508039,"top":0.463662,"width":0.4509989999999999,"height":0.193674}},{"text":"- INNOVATION ADDITION \n • Drywall – Begin drywalling 2nd floor soffits \n • Drywall – Finish first floor drywall in the new \n addition \n • Masonry – Finish exterior brick veneer \n • Masonry – Continue ASA courtyard veneer \n Pewaukee High School \n • Framing – Finish framing 2nd Floor Learning \n Commons \n • Demolition – Substantially complete with demo \n • Drywall – Finish drywalling lobby","bbox":{"left":0.508039,"top":0.680366,"width":0.435835,"height":0.21336200000000005}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}
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{"content":[{"text":"Read PDF Allison \n Transmission \n Wire Manual \n several preferred \n authors. If you \n desire to humorous \n books, lots of \n novels, tale, jokes, \n and more fictions \n collections are next \n launched, from best \n seller to one of the \n most current \n released.","bbox":{"left":0.202702,"top":0.04395,"width":0.5562929999999999,"height":0.7018179999999999}},{"text":"You may not be \n perplexed to enjoy \n Page 2/40","bbox":{"left":0.216218,"top":0.792778,"width":0.42579199999999995,"height":0.12910500000000003}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}
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{"content":[{"text":"•","bbox":{"left":0.088399,"top":0.045702,"width":0.00698,"height":0.018636000000000007}},{"text":"American College of Obstetrics and \n Gynecology (ACOG): Mammograms and PAP \n smears \n Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA): Asthma \n Global Initiative for Chronic Obstructive Lung \n Disease: COPD \n United States Task Force: Immunizations","bbox":{"left":0.11781,"top":0.046094,"width":0.36731400000000003,"height":0.125744}},{"text":"• \n •","bbox":{"left":0.088399,"top":0.09949,"width":0.00698,"height":0.03744900000000001}},{"text":"•","bbox":{"left":0.088399,"top":0.154667,"width":0.00698,"height":0.018635999999999986}},{"text":"5. Observational Studies \n Independent variable is not under control \n a) Case-control \n i. Case-control: measure OR \n ii. Prospective Cohort: measure OR, RR \n iii. Retrospective Cohort: measure OR, RR \n b) Cross-sectional: measure OR, RR, AR \n c) Longitudinal \n i. Retrospective \n ii. Prospective","bbox":{"left":0.058987,"top":0.189321,"width":0.39903900000000003,"height":0.186684}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.095752,"top":0.412121,"width":0.413235,"height":0.414394}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.095752,"top":0.412121,"width":0.413235,"height":0.414394}]}
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{"content":[{"text":"Minutes of Regular Meeting, April 8, 2019","bbox":{"left":0.117816,"top":0.046175,"width":0.309164,"height":0.015380999999999999}},{"text":"Submitted","bbox":{"left":0.353121,"top":0.221813,"width":0.073822,"height":0.015381000000000006}},{"text":"Clerk-Treasurer \n Marilyn Morrison","bbox":{"left":0.735895,"top":0.221813,"width":0.129112,"height":0.031417}},{"text":"Town Council:","bbox":{"left":0.117816,"top":0.303129,"width":0.10822199999999998,"height":0.015380999999999978}},{"text":"As \n Julia Glessner","bbox":{"left":0.117816,"top":0.36702,"width":0.12361200000000003,"height":0.03141699999999997}},{"text":"President","bbox":{"left":0.415966,"top":0.36702,"width":0.06684499999999999,"height":0.015380999999999978}},{"text":"as \n Steve Buzzard","bbox":{"left":0.529599,"top":0.36702,"width":0.12206699999999993,"height":0.03141699999999997}},{"text":"Member","bbox":{"left":0.795776,"top":0.36702,"width":0.06080799999999997,"height":0.015380999999999978}},{"text":"As \n Carrie Miller","bbox":{"left":0.117816,"top":0.446947,"width":0.116584,"height":0.03129100000000001}},{"text":"Member","bbox":{"left":0.424935,"top":0.446947,"width":0.06080800000000003,"height":0.015380999999999978}},{"text":"as \n Ethan Stivers","bbox":{"left":0.529599,"top":0.446947,"width":0.117568,"height":0.03129100000000001}},{"text":"Member","bbox":{"left":0.804745,"top":0.446947,"width":0.06080799999999997,"height":0.015380999999999978}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}
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{"content":[{"text":"file://///Townhall/000web/mtbas/2009/as090730.htm","bbox":{"left":0.654412,"top":-0.002564,"width":0.3468549999999999,"height":0.016877}},{"text":"TOWN OF PROVINCETOWN \n DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL FINANCE - ASSESSORS’ OFFICE","bbox":{"left":0.215784,"top":0.310815,"width":0.5686380000000001,"height":0.041593999999999964}},{"text":"260 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA 02657 \n Telephone (508) 487-7017 Fax (508) 487-9560 \n ______________________________________________________________________________","bbox":{"left":0.068628,"top":0.369439,"width":0.745732,"height":0.05622699999999997}},{"text":"Minutes of the \n BOARD OF ASSESSORS MEETING \n Town Hall, Thursday, July 30, 2009 \n Town Manager’s Conference Room \n 16 Jerome Smith Road","bbox":{"left":0.354902,"top":0.440182,"width":0.29067899999999997,"height":0.09089399999999997}},{"text":"CALL TO ORDER: Ms. Parsons called the meeting to order at 8:36 a.m.","bbox":{"left":0.068628,"top":0.546379,"width":0.596297,"height":0.02098500000000003}},{"text":"MEMBERS PRESENT:","bbox":{"left":0.068628,"top":0.58047,"width":0.19815800000000003,"height":0.02098500000000003}},{"text":"Mr. Paul Gavin \n Mr. Greg Muse \n Ms. Leslie Parsons (Chair) \n Ms. Patty DeLuca","bbox":{"left":0.348039,"top":0.580333,"width":0.20297300000000007,"height":0.07324300000000006}},{"text":"MEMBERS ABSENT:","bbox":{"left":0.068628,"top":0.704182,"width":0.186169,"height":0.02098500000000003}},{"text":"None","bbox":{"left":0.352255,"top":0.704045,"width":0.04144700000000001,"height":0.020212000000000008}},{"text":"STAFF PRESENT:","bbox":{"left":0.068628,"top":0.757212,"width":0.15858799999999998,"height":0.02098500000000003}},{"text":"Mr. Paul Gavin, Principal Assessor \n Ms. Cheryl MacKenzie, Clerk","bbox":{"left":0.348039,"top":0.757076,"width":0.275702,"height":0.03786300000000009}},{"text":"PREVIOUS MINUTES: \n Mr. Muse made a motion to accept the BOA Minutes of July 16, 2009. Ms. DeLuca seconded the motion, and \n the motion carried by a 4-0 vote.","bbox":{"left":0.068628,"top":0.844939,"width":0.8379960000000001,"height":0.05484900000000004}},{"text":"PUBLIC STATEMENTS:","bbox":{"left":0.068628,"top":0.932742,"width":0.211521,"height":0.02098500000000003}},{"text":"1 of 4","bbox":{"left":0.0,"top":0.983496,"width":0.037627,"height":0.01687699999999992}},{"text":"1/14/2010 5:01 PM","bbox":{"left":0.872549,"top":0.983496,"width":0.128085,"height":0.01687699999999992}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}
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{"content":[{"text":"2021 Provider Checkwrite Schedule \n for the Division of Health Benefits (DHB)","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.063179,"width":0.36469,"height":0.038243}},{"text":"The Weekly Checkwrite Cycle: \n 1. Claims submission \n a. Submit batch claims by 6 p.m. on Thursday for processing through the \n checkwrite cycle on Friday \n b. Successfully process claims via the portal by 11:59 p.m. on Friday \n c. Successfully process POS Pharmacy claims by 11:59 p.m. on Friday \n 2. RAs and Payments \n a. Receive Remittance Advices and 835s, 820’s and 277P’s by 8 a.m. on \n Wednesday \n b. Receive electronic payments Wednesday or Thursday (depending on \n the provider’s financial institution and the timing of state and federal \n holidays and fiscal quarter/year-end) \n c. Receive checks within a week after the checks are mailed on \n Wednesday","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.124568,"width":0.7021470000000001,"height":0.28325500000000003}},{"text":"NCTracks will issue 50 checkwrites per fiscal year. The payment cycle will be \n weekly, exceptions being the last week of June (end of state fiscal year) and the last \n week of the calendar year. To ensure payments are processed in a timely manner, \n please verify Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) information is correct in the provider \n portal in NCTracks. Please log into the secure portal at \n https://www.nctracks.nc.gov/content/public/providers.html to view EFT \n information. If additional assistance is needed, please contact the NCTracks Call \n Center at 1-800-688-6696.","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.430969,"width":0.697988,"height":0.160819}},{"text":"Definition of terms used in NCTracks Checkwrite Schedule: \n Cutoff Date – This is the date that claims must be submitted and adjudicated by to \n receive payment in the current checkwrite cycle. \n Valid claims submitted and adjudicated by midnight on Friday will generally \n be processed for the current cycle. Please note the following: \n o Claims keyed individually into the provider portal are adjudicated \n immediately. Providers may submit claims via the portal up to 11:59 \n p.m. on Friday. Accordingly, portal submitted claims that are \n successfully processed by NCTracks by 11:59 p.m. on Friday will be \n included in the current checkwrite cycle.","bbox":{"left":0.147098,"top":0.614782,"width":0.695511,"height":0.20252399999999993}},{"text":"o","bbox":{"left":0.235327,"top":0.830719,"width":0.011767,"height":0.017163999999999957}},{"text":"POS pharmacy claims are also adjudicated immediately. Accordingly, \n POS pharmacy claims that are successfully processed by NCTracks by \n 11:59 p.m. on Friday will be included in the current checkwrite cycle.","bbox":{"left":0.264739,"top":0.828936,"width":0.578174,"height":0.058672999999999975}},{"text":"1","bbox":{"left":0.49518,"top":0.935106,"width":0.00980399999999998,"height":0.020212000000000008}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}
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{"content":[{"text":"Book Review: what to read in lockdown?","bbox":{"left":0.072217,"top":0.073022,"width":0.30527000000000004,"height":0.015660000000000007}},{"text":"5 Pour into the bread tin and bake for about 45 \n minutes or until a skewer inserted into the loaf \n comes out clean. \n 6 Serve the loaf warm or cold, spread with butter or \n cream cheese.","bbox":{"left":0.524568,"top":0.072737,"width":0.389922,"height":0.07923200000000002}},{"text":"The Mirror and the Light by Hilary Mantel. \n This is the third of her books about Thomas Cromwell \n at the court of Henry VIII. It is 800 pages long and not \n a word wasted, so not for the fainthearted. It is \n written from the perspective of Thomas Cromwell, as \n though the reader were a little worm in his head, \n privy to his thoughts and an observer of what he \n sees. It chronicles the period from the King’s third \n marriage, to Jane Seymour, to his fourth, to Anne of \n Cleves. The king is desperate to ensure the \n continuation of his dynasty; Thomas is at his most \n powerful but totally dependent on the king for his life \n and livelihood. Many people resent his power and \n (spoiler alert!) some finally betray him. Cromwell \n must steer the irrational, egotistical king through a \n quagmire of international conspiracies, social unrest \n and religious uncertainty. He describes his work as \n “playing chess in the dark, on a board made of jelly” \n For younger readers I recommend The Good Hawk by \n Joseph Elliott of TV’s Swashbuckle fame. Joseph \n wrote this book while on the Isle of Skye. It is a new \n fantasy fiction book for young people of 10 years and \n up and is exciting but rather gory, so some will love it. \n It is set in Scotland after a plague has wiped out most \n of the population. Very topical. Don’t go socialising \n just yet. This is the first in a series and I am looking \n forward to the next one!","bbox":{"left":0.072217,"top":0.099249,"width":0.40489200000000003,"height":0.43044099999999996}},{"text":"Nature notes: what to see during lockdown? \n May is a month of bounty. With the birds in full song, \n why not go out early for your daily exercise and \n experience the dawn chorus? Swallows are returning","bbox":{"left":0.524568,"top":0.163961,"width":0.40485399999999994,"height":0.07067900000000002}},{"text":"and later in the month screaming parties of swifts. \n Look out for orange-‐tip butterflies and hedgerow \n plants such as frothy cow parsley and red campion. If \n you have a garden, try leaving a small area to go wild \n and see what grows or comes visiting. Remember to \n provide water (a large saucer will do) for visiting \n birds, insects and hedgehogs.","bbox":{"left":0.524568,"top":0.410264,"width":0.404964,"height":0.11144400000000004}},{"text":"Recipe: what to cook in lockdown?","bbox":{"left":0.072217,"top":0.541682,"width":0.2605569999999999,"height":0.015660000000000007}},{"text":"And finally: what to quote?","bbox":{"left":0.524568,"top":0.540827,"width":0.203905,"height":0.015660000000000007}},{"text":"Welsh Spiced Honey Loaf \n A simple cake using store cupboard ingredients: \n 1/4 pint (150 ml) boiling water \n 4 oz (100 g) caster sugar \n 4 level tablespoons runny honey \n 2 teaspoons mixed spice \n 8 oz (225 3) plain flour \n 1 level teaspoon baking powder \n Pinch of salt \n 1 level teaspoon bicarbonate of soda \n Method \n 1 Pre-‐heat the oven to gas mark 3, 325°F (160°C) \n 2 Boil the water and \n stir in the honey. \n 3 Line a 2lb \n (1 kg) loaf tin. \n 4 Sieve the flour with \n the salt and add the \n sugar and spice. \n Using a wooden \n spoon, add the \n melted honey and \n water, beating until \n bubbles appear. 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Work to lay the gravel needed \n might begin during the latter half of May, closing the \n garden for a short period. Once we know dates for \n this we will display a notice giving details. Contact \n Eileen Palayiwa for more information.","bbox":{"left":0.524568,"top":0.820483,"width":0.404826,"height":0.127409}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.256446,"top":0.773973,"width":0.196291,"height":0.159047}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.256446,"top":0.773973,"width":0.196291,"height":0.159047}]}
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{"content":[{"text":"File Type PDF Life Span \n Development Psychology \n Study Life Span Guide Development \n Psychology Study Guide \n If you ally compulsion such a referred life \n span development psychology study guide \n books that will manage to pay for you \n worth, acquire the entirely best seller from \n us currently from several preferred \n authors. If you want to comical books, lots \n of novels, tale, jokes, and more fictions \n collections are also launched, from best \n seller to one of the most current released. \n You may not be perplexed to enjoy all \n ebook collections life span development \n psychology study guide that we will \n utterly offer. It is not almost the costs. It's \n not quite what you compulsion currently. \n This life span development psychology \n study guide, as one of the most operating \n sellers here will totally be in the middle of \n Page 1/13","bbox":{"left":0.142857,"top":0.030809,"width":0.6979989999999999,"height":0.9137700000000001}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}
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{"content":[{"text":"Office of Statewide Health \n Planning and Development \n Facilities Development \n Division","bbox":{"left":0.124727,"top":0.106021,"width":0.14584699999999998,"height":0.06930699999999998}},{"text":"Senate Bill 499 (SB 499) Hospital Report \n As submitted to California's Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development in accordance \n with Senate Bill 499 (SB 499) requirement for all general acute care hospitals with Structural \n Performance Category 1 (SPC-1) buildings to report annually with seismic safety compliance status, \n beds and services.","bbox":{"left":0.313818,"top":0.102626,"width":0.5578339999999999,"height":0.10836699999999999}},{"text":"Provide the Hospital Owner and Year of Report per Section 130061(e)","bbox":{"left":0.082091,"top":0.250662,"width":0.39088600000000007,"height":0.022448999999999997}},{"text":"Facility Number:","bbox":{"left":0.083364,"top":0.30078,"width":0.09119000000000002,"height":0.022448999999999997}},{"text":"12014","bbox":{"left":0.212455,"top":0.30078,"width":0.03509799999999999,"height":0.022448999999999997}},{"text":"Facility Name:","bbox":{"left":0.094545,"top":0.340897,"width":0.079968,"height":0.022448999999999997}},{"text":"Saint Vincent Medical Center","bbox":{"left":0.212455,"top":0.338309,"width":0.16278699999999996,"height":0.022448999999999997}},{"text":"Address:","bbox":{"left":0.124727,"top":0.379721,"width":0.049818,"height":0.022448999999999997}},{"text":"2131 W. 3rd St.","bbox":{"left":0.212455,"top":0.379721,"width":0.08771800000000002,"height":0.022448999999999997}},{"text":"City:","bbox":{"left":0.149273,"top":0.41525,"width":0.025249999999999995,"height":0.022448999999999997}},{"text":"Los Angeles","bbox":{"left":0.212455,"top":0.41725,"width":0.06947500000000001,"height":0.022448999999999997}},{"text":"Hospital Owner/Licensee:","bbox":{"left":0.091273,"top":0.489721,"width":0.14383600000000002,"height":0.022448999999999997}},{"text":"Daughters of Charity Health System","bbox":{"left":0.273091,"top":0.489721,"width":0.20136900000000002,"height":0.022448999999999997}},{"text":"Year of Reporting:","bbox":{"left":0.133909,"top":0.542662,"width":0.10245199999999999,"height":0.022449000000000052}},{"text":"2015","bbox":{"left":0.273091,"top":0.542662,"width":0.028077999999999992,"height":0.022449000000000052}},{"text":"Contact 1 e-mail Address:","bbox":{"left":0.090636,"top":0.592309,"width":0.145238,"height":0.022449000000000052}},{"text":"[Confidential data left blank intentionally.]","bbox":{"left":0.273091,"top":0.592309,"width":0.22947300000000004,"height":0.022449000000000052}},{"text":"Contact 2 e-mail Address:","bbox":{"left":0.090636,"top":0.642074,"width":0.145238,"height":0.022449000000000052}},{"text":"[Confidential data left blank intentionally.]","bbox":{"left":0.273091,"top":0.639132,"width":0.22947300000000004,"height":0.022449000000000052}},{"text":"Contact 3 e-mail Address::","bbox":{"left":0.087091,"top":0.691721,"width":0.14874800000000002,"height":0.022449000000000052}},{"text":"[Confidential data left blank intentionally.]","bbox":{"left":0.273091,"top":0.690544,"width":0.22947300000000004,"height":0.022449000000000052}},{"text":"Name of Submitter:","bbox":{"left":0.126455,"top":0.741368,"width":0.10875099999999999,"height":0.022449000000000052}},{"text":"Mike Garko","bbox":{"left":0.273091,"top":0.740191,"width":0.06453900000000007,"height":0.022449000000000052}},{"text":"Submission Date:","bbox":{"left":0.136273,"top":0.791132,"width":0.09892899999999999,"height":0.022449000000000052}},{"text":"12/23/2015 11:58:09 AM","bbox":{"left":0.273091,"top":0.791132,"width":0.13826900000000003,"height":0.022449000000000052}},{"text":"OSHPD FDD SB499 Report","bbox":{"left":0.075455,"top":0.911346,"width":0.141439,"height":0.020204}},{"text":"Data Last Update:","bbox":{"left":0.283182,"top":0.911346,"width":0.09158100000000002,"height":0.020204}},{"text":"12/23/2015","bbox":{"left":0.394909,"top":0.911346,"width":0.05685699999999999,"height":0.020204}},{"text":"Submission Date:","bbox":{"left":0.503455,"top":0.911346,"width":0.08903499999999998,"height":0.020204}},{"text":"12/23/2015","bbox":{"left":0.605455,"top":0.911346,"width":0.056857000000000046,"height":0.020204}},{"text":"Printed:","bbox":{"left":0.705182,"top":0.911346,"width":0.03915500000000005,"height":0.020204}},{"text":"12/25/2015 6:25 AM","bbox":{"left":0.751909,"top":0.911346,"width":0.10232999999999992,"height":0.020204}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.072917,"top":0.104034,"width":0.036765,"height":0.058824}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.072917,"top":0.104034,"width":0.036765,"height":0.058824}]}
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{"content":[{"text":"Mrs Julie Norman \n Mr Peter Athey \n Mr Peter Nightingale \n Mr Geoffrey Worricker \n Mr Den Harvey \n Mrs Jo Britter","bbox":{"left":0.177621,"top":0.086002,"width":0.17148300000000002,"height":0.09549000000000002}},{"text":"There were no objections to these committee members continuing. \n Mr Chris Saltmarsh is to remain as the Parish Council representative on the committee. A thank \n you was given to Chris.","bbox":{"left":0.177621,"top":0.197763,"width":0.715171,"height":0.04816300000000001}},{"text":"Mr Brian Underwood is to continue to be the Committee’s Independent Examiner. A thank you \n was given to Brian.","bbox":{"left":0.177621,"top":0.262766,"width":0.711832,"height":0.03162699999999996}},{"text":"7","bbox":{"left":0.120766,"top":0.311234,"width":0.009196999999999997,"height":0.01566099999999998}},{"text":"PRESENTATION BY PAUL KELLY \n Paul Kelly delivered a presentation on his company Kelly’s Turkeys. \n Paul Kelly answered questions following his presentation.","bbox":{"left":0.177621,"top":0.311234,"width":0.501161,"height":0.048162999999999956}},{"text":"8.","bbox":{"left":0.120766,"top":0.376238,"width":0.013947000000000001,"height":0.01566099999999998}},{"text":"QUESTION TIME \n No questions from the floor.","bbox":{"left":0.177621,"top":0.376238,"width":0.21351299999999998,"height":0.032196999999999976}},{"text":"The meeting closed at 9pm","bbox":{"left":0.177621,"top":0.441241,"width":0.20672100000000002,"height":0.01566099999999998}},{"text":"Date:","bbox":{"left":0.120766,"top":0.504249,"width":0.04046300000000001,"height":0.015661000000000036}},{"text":".........................................................","bbox":{"left":0.169689,"top":0.504249,"width":0.2653190000000001,"height":0.015661000000000036}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}
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{"content":[{"text":"Pandemic, Social \n Unrest, and Crime in \n U.S. Cities \n November 2020 Update","bbox":{"left":0.059052,"top":0.172732,"width":0.724863,"height":0.276576}},{"text":"PREPARED FOR THE COMMISSION BY","bbox":{"left":0.059052,"top":0.487021,"width":0.472027,"height":0.021091000000000026}},{"text":"RICHARD ROSENFELD \n Curators’ Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Criminology and Criminal Justice, \n University of Missouri - St. Louis","bbox":{"left":0.059052,"top":0.532208,"width":0.682187,"height":0.060236999999999985}},{"text":"ERNESTO LOPEZ \n Graduate Research Assistant, University of Missouri — St. Louis","bbox":{"left":0.059052,"top":0.610693,"width":0.540007,"height":0.04235800000000001}},{"text":"Council on Criminal Justice \n December 2020","bbox":{"left":0.059052,"top":0.798505,"width":0.23625600000000002,"height":0.03636400000000006}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}
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{"content":[{"text":"? \n He Might Be \n Script: \n Adam: Good morning! \n Tony: Morning! By chance, have you seen Jason today? He’s not \n here yet. \n Adam: No, I haven’t seen him. He might be stuck in traffic. \n Tony: Yeah, but he would’ve called. \n Adam: He might’ve lost his phone. I’m sure he’s not late on \n purpose. Let’s give him ten minutes before we give him a \n call.","bbox":{"left":0.045644,"top":0.017585,"width":0.8553029999999999,"height":0.31407399999999996}},{"text":"Grammar: \n Example ONE Adam: He might be stuck in traffic.","bbox":{"left":0.045558,"top":0.349964,"width":0.7257880000000001,"height":0.05702400000000002}},{"text":"We use “might be/do/know etc.” to show that: \n ・something \n is possible right now. \n Example: There is a red liquid on the floor. What is it? We don’t know \n 100%, so we can only guess. \n It might be blood. \n It might be ketchup. \n It might be ink. \n It might be paint. \n It might be tomato juice.","bbox":{"left":0.092569,"top":0.425251,"width":0.806149,"height":0.21134000000000003}},{"text":"Example TWO \n Adam: He might’ve lost his phone. \n We use “might have (past participle)” to show that: \n ・Something \n possibly happened in the past. \n Example: The man has a black eye and a bloody nose. Why? What \n happened? We don’t know 100%, so we can only guess.","bbox":{"left":0.071072,"top":0.662747,"width":0.8276789999999999,"height":0.140957}},{"text":"He might have been punched. \n He might have been in a car accident. \n He might have been in a boxing match. \n He might be a boxer.(Example ONE)","bbox":{"left":0.387081,"top":0.818848,"width":0.48631900000000006,"height":0.085986}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.075075,"top":0.059473,"width":0.055327,"height":0.050999},{"left":0.137346,"top":0.074202,"width":0.013664,"height":0.001267},{"left":0.208129,"top":0.056464,"width":0.068319,"height":0.048148},{"left":0.686283,"top":0.040539,"width":0.245538,"height":0.130702}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.075075,"top":0.059473,"width":0.055327,"height":0.050999},{"left":0.137346,"top":0.074202,"width":0.013664,"height":0.001267},{"left":0.208129,"top":0.056464,"width":0.068319,"height":0.048148},{"left":0.686283,"top":0.040539,"width":0.245538,"height":0.130702}]}
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{"content":[{"text":"Approved by the PHA Board of Commissioners:","bbox":{"left":0.117844,"top":0.137238,"width":0.381782,"height":0.01677400000000001}},{"text":"May 2017","bbox":{"left":0.529604,"top":0.137238,"width":0.08000700000000005,"height":0.01677400000000001}},{"text":"Submitted to HUD:","bbox":{"left":0.117844,"top":0.171949,"width":0.153582,"height":0.01677400000000001}},{"text":"November 15, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 \n September 2011 July 2012, August 2013, March 2014, October 2015, July \n 2016, April 2017, May 2018","bbox":{"left":0.294324,"top":0.171949,"width":0.584336,"height":0.051801000000000014}},{"text":"Posted for Public Comment: March 24, 2008, 2009, 2010, \n July 2011, May 2012, March 2013, March 2014, October 2015, July 2016, \n April 2017, May 2018","bbox":{"left":0.117844,"top":0.241725,"width":0.7616339999999999,"height":0.051801000000000014}},{"text":"Revision Date","bbox":{"left":0.444671,"top":0.340848,"width":0.11114800000000008,"height":0.01677400000000001}},{"text":"February 1, 2006 \n October 1, 2006 \n June 1, 2007 / sh \n October 1, 2007 / sh \n October 1, 2008 /sh \n November, 2009 / sh \n October 2010 / sh \n September 2011 /sh","bbox":{"left":0.252675,"top":0.361359,"width":0.164184,"height":0.17775799999999997}},{"text":"July 2012 / sh \n March 2013 / sh \n April 2014 / sh \n November 2015 /sh \n August 2016 / sh \n May 2017 /sh \n June 2018 /sh \n October 2019/sh","bbox":{"left":0.584761,"top":0.361359,"width":0.15429000000000004,"height":0.17775799999999997}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}
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{"content":[{"text":"!","bbox":{"left":0.941945,"top":0.173167,"width":0.004318000000000044,"height":0.017763}},{"text":"!","bbox":{"left":0.059593,"top":0.187409,"width":0.0043179999999999955,"height":0.017763}},{"text":"Quilter’s Guild of \n Dallas Program \n Kathy Bonnett & \n Nancy Netherland \n 3rd VPs - Programs & \n Workshops","bbox":{"left":0.101502,"top":0.206138,"width":0.199129,"height":0.115006}},{"text":"Due to the current situation, and information being submitted for the \n newsletter some time before it is published, be sure to verify information \n on the guild website / guild emails. Thank you for your understanding.","bbox":{"left":0.323027,"top":0.205577,"width":0.605564,"height":0.05162800000000001}},{"text":"Thursday, July 1, 2021","bbox":{"left":0.318416,"top":0.278569,"width":0.22306399999999998,"height":0.01946399999999998}},{"text":"7:00 p.m. Zoom meeting \n … instructions will be emailed to Guild members.","bbox":{"left":0.446541,"top":0.316144,"width":0.48416299999999995,"height":0.039767}},{"text":"Guild Meeting Speaker – Nina \n Clotfelter \n Lecture: Threads: What’s the Big Deal?","bbox":{"left":0.605916,"top":0.391638,"width":0.31957599999999997,"height":0.05162699999999998}},{"text":"Nina is a self-described people person \n from Mobile, Alabama. She has been \n sewing since she was thirteen years old \n and taught sewing in her home for eight \n years. She is positive, creative, quirky, \n and a lot of fun! She loves to quilt and will \n be speaking about an important \n component of the quilt sandwich at the \n guild – threads.","bbox":{"left":0.605916,"top":0.461335,"width":0.3272869999999999,"height":0.15617299999999995}},{"text":"Don’t forget \n the following for the \n next meeting: \n ●Log on to Zoom for our \n meeting at 6:30 p.m. on \n July 1, 2021 for socializing \n and information on a \n sponsoring quilt shop. The \n meeting starts at 7:00 p.m. \n ● Instructions will be \n emailed to Guild members \n ● Don’t forget Bring and \n Brag. Instructions to be \n emailed.","bbox":{"left":0.071445,"top":0.670684,"width":0.22588200000000003,"height":0.2601570000000001}},{"text":"She writes: I've been blessed to be married \n to an amazing man since 1987! Howard is \n my soul mate! We've given each other the same Anniversary cards, same \n Christmas presents, same Valentine's cards … it's super funny, and total \n confirmation! He supports and encourages me in my teaching and anything else \n I do! He's learned a lot about quilting and can now give an educated opinion. \n We have two wonderful children! Our oldest is our daughter and she got \n married in October 2016. They've given us two beautiful grandsons whom we \n adore!!! Our son is a Marine, and he married a wonderful young lady February \n 22, 2020. We can’t leave out our two cats! Each is a rescue we found and gave \n a home to: Hershey, and Lexi. They follow us around the house and are always \n in the room we're in. Sweet things! (but ... you won’t find them in my sewing \n room!)","bbox":{"left":0.318416,"top":0.633153,"width":0.614789,"height":0.22617300000000007}},{"text":"Learn about Nina and her work at: https://www.ninaquilts.com","bbox":{"left":0.318416,"top":0.875274,"width":0.4928059999999999,"height":0.01677899999999999}},{"text":"continued on page 2","bbox":{"left":0.773651,"top":0.907699,"width":0.15954900000000005,"height":0.01677899999999999}},{"text":"Quilter’s Guild of Dallas Newsletter ● July 2021 ● page 1 of 14","bbox":{"left":0.430571,"top":0.947395,"width":0.504022,"height":0.01677899999999999}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.32621,"top":0.312637,"width":0.10433,"height":0.068182},{"left":0.320736,"top":0.396855,"width":0.271895,"height":0.259029}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.32621,"top":0.312637,"width":0.10433,"height":0.068182},{"left":0.320736,"top":0.396855,"width":0.271895,"height":0.259029}]}
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{"content":[{"text":"Acces PDF Dell Optiplex \n 780 Desktop Manual \n books like this one. \n Merely said, the dell optiplex 780 desktop \n manual is universally compatible with any \n devices to read","bbox":{"left":0.142857,"top":0.030809,"width":0.693752,"height":0.247229}},{"text":"Troubleshooting and repair of Dell \n OptiPlex 780 desktop PC Dell Optiplex \n 780 Desktop RAM upgrade Dell Optiplex \n 780 Teardown Dell 780 yellow power \n light, blinking 1 and 2 Boil the Dell \n Optiplex 780 Motherboard | Dell \n Optiplex 780 Repair Dell Optiplex 780 \n upgrades and mods. Pt.1 Dell Optiplex \n 745 Error code 3, 4 repair Dell Optiplex \n Teardown 330, 360 380 755 760 780 MT \n Unboxing a Dell Optiplex 780 desktop \n windows 7 Dell Optiplex 780 desktop Dell \n Optiplex 780 Beeping \\u0026 No Display \n Fix (Urdu/Hindi) Getting an old Dell \n Optiplex 780 system up and running What \n is a Core i3, Core i5, or Core i7 as Fast As \n Possible Turning an OLD Dell Optiplex \n Page 2/12","bbox":{"left":0.152382,"top":0.31139,"width":0.692089,"height":0.633189}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}
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{"content":[{"text":"Case study \n star of the south \n How a Cork firm is a shining example of an efficient, \n paperless practice","bbox":{"left":0.071429,"top":0.035175,"width":0.7227490000000001,"height":0.181216}},{"text":"Background \n BDM Boylan is a very successful and highly \n reputable law firm in Cork city with a team of \n professionals that understands the importance \n of using technology to provide their clients with \n the highest standards of client service. The \n firm has been careful to foster a culture that is \n committed to efficiency, client responsiveness as \n they move away from paper files to digital files.","bbox":{"left":0.071429,"top":0.27862,"width":0.40394299999999994,"height":0.18050000000000005}},{"text":"key. you can \n “Culture is the \n only change a culture \n the top down. If you \n from \n don’t have support at the \n partners table, [bringing in \n management \n a practice \n won’t work.” \n system]","bbox":{"left":0.54989,"top":0.299703,"width":0.32571399999999995,"height":0.17129}},{"text":"Challenge \n BDM Boylan had very busy litigation and \n property departments and the team needed help \n to organise the business to handle the caseload, \n improve efficiencies and deliver an even better- \n quality service for their clients.","bbox":{"left":0.071429,"top":0.483457,"width":0.40088,"height":0.1263289999999999}},{"text":"Solution \n While implementing Keyhouse Case \n Management the firm began to introduce \n workflows for their litigation and property work. \n They immediately started to put a process in \n place for scanning in all hard copy documents \n with structured naming conventions. This meant \n that the digital file was immediately available \n with all documents and emails being easily \n accessible.","bbox":{"left":0.528571,"top":0.585858,"width":0.39638799999999996,"height":0.196438}},{"text":"Pat Mullins, Senior Partner, told us: “Culture \n is the key. You can only change a culture \n from the top down. If you don’t have support \n at the partners table, [bringing in a practice \n management system] won’t work.”","bbox":{"left":0.071429,"top":0.622655,"width":0.367965,"height":0.08751500000000012}},{"text":"To become more efficient the firm had to adapt \n its work practices and take advantage of what \n a Keyhouse technology platform could do for \n them. The key challenge was to buy in and \n redefine their work processes and standards \n for the different areas of work, for example, in \n litigation in the compilation and building of briefs \n for counsel.","bbox":{"left":0.071429,"top":0.723105,"width":0.400454,"height":0.141621}},{"text":"As Pat says, “The search functionality within the \n file itself is invaluable. The ability to be able to \n share information allows for purposeful meetings \n with clients. I am constantly looking at ways to use","bbox":{"left":0.528571,"top":0.795166,"width":0.39997399999999994,"height":0.06945800000000002}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.511232,"top":0.53033,"width":0.355127,"height":0.042377},{"left":0.056536,"top":0.92212,"width":0.299243,"height":0.06693}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.511232,"top":0.53033,"width":0.355127,"height":0.042377},{"left":0.056536,"top":0.92212,"width":0.299243,"height":0.06693}]}
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{"content":[{"text":"Journal of Research in Rural Education, 2007, 22(2)","bbox":{"left":0.102941,"top":0.063653,"width":0.34565399999999996,"height":0.016842999999999997}},{"text":"Standards-Based Reform of Mathematics Education \n in Rural High Schools \n Aimee Howley, William Larson, Solange Andrianaivo, \n Megan Rhodes, and Marged Howley \n Ohio University","bbox":{"left":0.17158,"top":0.1053,"width":0.6568239999999999,"height":0.13387899999999997}},{"text":"Citation: Howley, A., Larson, W., Solange, A., Rhodes, M., & Howley, M. (2007, May 17). Standards- \n based reform of mathematics education in rural high schools. Journal of Research in Rural Education, \n 22(2). Retrieved [date] from http://jrre.psu.edu/articles/22-2.pdf","bbox":{"left":0.161765,"top":0.253667,"width":0.6765030000000001,"height":0.04714600000000002}},{"text":"Researchers interviewed rural high school principals in order to learn about reform of mathematics education in their \n schools. Twenty principals from three rural regions of Ohio participated. A member of the research team conducted a \n semi-structured interview with each principal. Analysis of interview data suggested that schools were undertaking reform \n of mathematics education in response to state accountability standards and tests. Principals understood the reforms in a \n cursory way, recognizing that the reform agenda focused in a general sense on math for understanding, technology, and \n real world applications of mathematics. Their responses indicated that the reforms adopted at their schools neither fully \n embraced the reform agenda nor completely ignored it. Instead, the reforms tended to entail incremental changes involving \n curriculum alignment, minor modifi cations of curriculum content, and provision of individualized instruction.","bbox":{"left":0.102941,"top":0.319991,"width":0.794203,"height":0.12147799999999997}},{"text":"Historically, efforts to reform rural schools have re- \n sponded to cosmopolitan interests and aims (e.g., Kliebard, \n 2002). In fact, an accumulating body of evidence seems to \n show that, under pressure to reform, educators from locales \n of all types across the nation tend to select strategies that \n respond closely to state-promulgated standards and account- \n ability tests (e.g., Jester, 2002; Posner, 2004). \n Nevertheless, there are also countervailing pressures. \n Rural educators and community members tend to value tra- \n ditional approaches to curriculum and instruction (Howley, \n 2003). Moreover, some research suggests that, in certain \n contexts, the sorts of traditional practices that rural com- \n munities favor may indeed be more effective than reform \n practices (Mussoline & Shouse, 2001). At the same time, \n progressive educators who write about rural schools often \n advocate “place-based education,” an approach that attends \n in explicit ways to features of the natural or social envi- \n ronments of rural places (e.g., Jennings, 2000; Jennings, \n Swidler, & Koliba, 2005; Smith, 2002). \n Despite conjectures about what might represent reason- \n able curriculum reforms in rural high schools, little empirical \n evidence documents the dynamics or consequences of such \n reforms. A few relevant studies demonstrate the implemen- \n tation of structural reforms such as detracking (Rudnitski,","bbox":{"left":0.102941,"top":0.467049,"width":0.382431,"height":0.36532800000000004}},{"text":"1994), curriculum alignment (Jester, 2002), and community \n engagement (Kushman & Barnhardt, 2001). And a few oth- \n ers explore reforms in the content of instruction, including \n studies focusing on integrated language arts (Shanks, Alvin, \n & Schmidt-Lyga, 1995), standards-based science education \n (Veal & Elliott, 1996), and the adoption of comprehensive \n school reform models (Carlson, 2000). Among these studies, \n however, little attention has been devoted either to reform \n of mathematics education or to principals’ perceptions of \n and participation in reform. \n Adding to the limited body of knowledge about reform \n of curriculum in rural high schools, this study analyzed and \n interpreted information from principals regarding changes in \n mathematics education at their schools. Two research ques- \n tions provided a focus for the study: (a) How do principals \n of rural high schools think about reform of mathematics \n education? (b) What approaches to reform of mathematics \n education do rural principals report are being adopted at \n their high schools?","bbox":{"left":0.514706,"top":0.467049,"width":0.382417,"height":0.28957000000000005}},{"text":"Related Literature","bbox":{"left":0.646683,"top":0.770079,"width":0.11843100000000006,"height":0.016843000000000052}},{"text":"Two bodies of literature seem particularly relevant \n to this study. Literature about what constitutes reform of \n mathematics education offers a normative framework for \n understanding the expectations that national and state stan- \n dards for mathematics education place on local schools. And \n literature about recent reforms of rural high schools provides \n a basis for situating the practices used in the high schools \n investigated in this study in relation to practices reported in","bbox":{"left":0.514706,"top":0.800383,"width":0.3824209999999999,"height":0.1229030000000001}},{"text":"The authors would like to express their thanks to the follow- \n ing research assistants: Brian Boyd, Victor Brown, Roni Hayes, \n Longun Lado, Sue Nichols, and Ron Smith. \n Correspondence concerning this article should be addressed \n to Aimee Howley, Ohio University, 133 McCracken Hall, Athens, \n OH 45701. ([email protected])","bbox":{"left":0.102941,"top":0.848997,"width":0.382391,"height":0.083341}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}
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{"content":[{"text":"5.","bbox":{"left":0.088637,"top":0.092263,"width":0.014705999999999997,"height":0.016779000000000002}},{"text":"A line in the standard (𝑥, 𝑦)5coordinate plane passes \n through points5(−3,1) and (8, −6). The slope of the line \n is: \n A. Positive \n B. Negative \n C. Zero \n D. Undefined \n E. Cannot be determined by the given information","bbox":{"left":0.118049,"top":0.091368,"width":0.441174,"height":0.13979499999999997}},{"text":"6.","bbox":{"left":0.088637,"top":0.249233,"width":0.014705999999999997,"height":0.016779000000000016}},{"text":"Stevens High School is voting for their student body \n president. 500 seniors voted, 298 of whom voted for the \n eventual winner. Suppose that the election is indicative \n of how the entire school of 2,700 students would vote. \n Which of the following values is closest to how many of \n the 2,700 students would have voted for the winner?","bbox":{"left":0.118049,"top":0.249233,"width":0.44117600000000007,"height":0.10504899999999998}},{"text":"A. 783 \n B. 1,505 \n C. 1,620 \n D. 1,783 \n E. 1,980","bbox":{"left":0.118049,"top":0.371671,"width":0.07686,"height":0.08897500000000003}},{"text":"7.","bbox":{"left":0.088637,"top":0.47893,"width":0.014705999999999997,"height":0.01677899999999999}},{"text":"Let 𝑎 = 5𝑏 − 𝑐 + 8. What happens to the value of 𝑎 if \n the values of 𝑏 and 𝑐 both increase by 5? \n A. It increases by 5 \n B. It increases by 10 \n C. It increases by 15 \n D. It increases by 20 \n E. Cannot be determined from the given information","bbox":{"left":0.118049,"top":0.478035,"width":0.44117599999999996,"height":0.12373400000000001}},{"text":"8.","bbox":{"left":0.088637,"top":0.620748,"width":0.014705999999999997,"height":0.01677899999999999}},{"text":"A function 𝑓(𝑥) is defined as 𝑓(𝑥) = 4!\"#$. What is 𝑥 \n when 𝑓(𝑥) = 64? \n A. 2 \n B. 3 \n C. 4 \n D. 5 \n E. 10","bbox":{"left":0.118049,"top":0.618717,"width":0.440583,"height":0.12526199999999998}},{"text":"9.","bbox":{"left":0.088637,"top":0.762566,"width":0.014705999999999997,"height":0.01677899999999999}},{"text":"The list of numbers 88, 76, 23, 𝑥, 𝑦, and551 has a median \n of 49. The mode of the list is 23. To the nearest whole \n number, what is the mean of the list? \n A. 23 \n B. 47 \n C. 49 \n D. 51 \n E. 71","bbox":{"left":0.118049,"top":0.761671,"width":0.441177,"height":0.141702}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.67197,"top":0.020007,"width":0.300133,"height":0.05726}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.67197,"top":0.020007,"width":0.300133,"height":0.05726}]}
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{"content":[{"text":"REFERENCE COPY \n Reference \n This is not an official FCC license. It is a record of public information contained in the FCC's licensing database on the date that this reference \n copy was generated. In cases where FCC rules require the presentation, posting, or display of an FCC license, this document may not be used in \n place of an official FCC license. \n Federal Communications Commission \n Wireless Telecommunications Bureau \n RADIO STATION AUTHORIZATION \n LICENSEE: ST. MARY'S MEDICAL CENTER Call Sign File Number \n WQNK667 \n Radio Service \n IG - Industrial/Business Pool, Conventional \n ATTN: GENERAL MANAGER \n ST. MARY'S MEDICAL CENTER \n 1050 LINDEN AVE \n LONG BEACH, CA 90813 Regulatory Status \n PMRS \n Frequency Coordination Number \n FCC Registration Number (FRN): 0020523445 \n Grant Date Effective Date Expiration Date Print Date \n 03-07-2011 03-07-2011 03-07-2021 \n STATION TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS \n Fixed Location Address or Mobile Area of Operation \n Loc. 1 Address: 1050 LINDEN AVE \n City: LONG BEACH County: LOS ANGELES State: CA \n Lat (NAD83): 33-46-45.1 N Long (NAD83): 118-11-13.2 W ASR No.: Ground Elev: 11.0 \n Loc. 2 Area of operation \n Operating within a 16.0 km radius around fixed location 1 \n Copy \n Antennas \n Loc Ant Frequencies Sta. No. No. Emission Output ERP Ant. Ant. Construct \n No. No. (MHz) Cls. Units Pagers Designator Power (watts) Ht./Tp AAT Deadline \n (watts) meters meter Date \n 1 1 000464.97500000 FB2 1 11K2F1D 50.000 75.000 62.0 s 59.0 03-07-2012 \n 11K2F3E \n 7K60FXD \n 7K60FXE \n 1 1 000464.30000000 FB2 1 11K2F1D 50.000 75.000 62.0 59.0 03-07-2012 \n 11K2F3E \n 7K60FXD \n 7K60FXE \n Conditions: \n Pursuant to §309(h) of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, 47 U.S.C. §309(h), this license is subject to the \n following conditions: This license shall not vest in the licensee any right to operate the station nor any right in the use of the \n frequencies designated in the license beyond the term thereof nor in any other manner than authorized herein. Neither the \n license nor the right granted thereunder shall be assigned or otherwise transferred in violation of the Communications Act of \n 1934, as amended. See 47 U.S.C. § 310(d). This license is subject in terms to the right of use or control conferred by §706 of \n the Communications Act of 1934, as amended. See 47 U.S.C. §606. \n FCC 601-LM \n Page 1 of 3 August 2007","bbox":{"left":0.07518,"top":0.050283,"width":0.881945,"height":0.907468}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}
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{"content":[{"text":"[First Reprint] \n ASSEMBLY, No. 1653 \n STATE OF NEW JERSEY \n 219th LEGISLATURE \n PRE-FILED FOR INTRODUCTION IN THE 2020 SESSION","bbox":{"left":0.191993,"top":0.10446,"width":0.6159330000000001,"height":0.19211899999999998}},{"text":"Sponsored by: \n Assemblywoman ANNETTE QUIJANO \n District 20 (Union) \n Assemblywoman NANCY J. PINKIN \n District 18 (Middlesex) \n Assemblyman ROBERT J. KARABINCHAK \n District 18 (Middlesex) \n Assemblyman JAMEL C. HOLLEY \n District 20 (Union) \n Senator BOB SMITH \n District 17 (Middlesex and Somerset) \n Senator CHRISTOPHER \"KIP\" BATEMAN \n District 16 (Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex and Somerset)","bbox":{"left":0.185915,"top":0.330359,"width":0.48431300000000005,"height":0.21365099999999998}},{"text":"Co-Sponsored by: \n Assemblymen Calabrese, Johnson, Assemblywoman Jasey, Assemblymen \n McKeon, Chiaravalloti, Assemblywoman Lopez, Assemblymen Kennedy, \n Conaway, Houghtaling, Moen, Benson, Assemblywoman Downey, Senators \n Diegnan, Gopal, Pou and Turner","bbox":{"left":0.185915,"top":0.560379,"width":0.628039,"height":0.082202}},{"text":"SYNOPSIS \n Encourages development of zero-emission \n infrastructure in redevelopment projects.","bbox":{"left":0.185915,"top":0.708236,"width":0.37550100000000003,"height":0.048423000000000105}},{"text":"vehicle","bbox":{"left":0.572376,"top":0.724349,"width":0.05654899999999996,"height":0.015881000000000034}},{"text":"fueling","bbox":{"left":0.639807,"top":0.724349,"width":0.055647,"height":0.015881000000000034}},{"text":"and","bbox":{"left":0.706219,"top":0.724349,"width":0.02823500000000001,"height":0.015881000000000034}},{"text":"charging","bbox":{"left":0.745415,"top":0.724349,"width":0.06876499999999997,"height":0.015881000000000034}},{"text":"CURRENT VERSION OF TEXT \n As amended by the General Assembly on February 24, 2020.","bbox":{"left":0.185915,"top":0.77398,"width":0.5031079999999999,"height":0.03196500000000002}},{"text":"(Sponsorship Updated As Of: 6/3/2021)","bbox":{"left":0.33616,"top":0.877909,"width":0.32802,"height":0.016487999999999947}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}
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{"content":[{"text":"CHAIR’S CORNER \n by Caliph Johnson \n Chair, ADR SECTION \n 2000-2001 ADR SECTION REPORT: \n AN AUSPICIOUS YEAR IN REVIEW \n As the 2000-2001 bar-year draws to a close, I am reminded that the \n Section Chair is required to report on the Section’s accomplishment of its mission \n over the past year. As stated in the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) \n Section’s By-Laws, the purpose or mission of the Section is to promote the use \n and quality of ADR in Texas. Therefore, the task at hand is to determine: has the \n Section advanced the use and quality of ADR in Texas, and beyond? The \n answer to that query is as dynamic as the youthful field of ADR, itself. It is as \n varied as the different persons and organizations that are active in, and affected \n by, ADR. This report will approach the task from several different perspectives. \n I. INITIATIVES OF THE ADR SECTION \n 1. FIRST ANNUAL COUNCIL RETREAT \n The first major Section initiative of the year was a planned introspection, in \n the form of its First Annual Council Retreat. The Retreat was held in San Antonio, \n Texas at the offices of Soules & Wallace. The Council, consisting of its five \n officers, thirteen general Council Members (both returning and newly elected) \n and several Past Chairs, held a one-and-one-half day Retreat on August 25-26, \n 2000. \n The goal of the Retreat was to determine what role the ADR Section will \n serve: to the State Bar, to the Section’s membership, to other Sections of the \n State Bar, to other organizations, institutions and individuals, and to society \n generally. Once the direction was decided, the body then set out to reshape the \n Council’s committee structure and roles, and set goals and objectives for the \n coming year. \n Barbara Hannon and Wayne Fagan planned the retreat. The law firm of \n Soules & Wallace generously generously donated the meeting facility in their \n offices, and provided administrative and logistical support. Wayne Fagan and his \n wife Julie graciously hosted a reception in their home. Sam Graham, an Austin \n attorney and mediator, volunteered as facilitator, and deftly led the group through \n the retreat with great diplomacy and dispatch. By the end of the retreat, all \n agreed that it was a resounding success. \n Following the Retreat, there was a brief Council meeting, the second \n meeting of the bar-year. Its first meeting was on the afternoon of June 23, 2000. \n 2. FALL 2000 ANNUAL CONFERENCE: “I’LL SEE YOU IN COURT” \n On September 22, 2000, the Section hosted its Fall Annual CLE \n Conference, “I’ll See You in Court,” at the South Texas College of Law, in \n Houston. This Conference was a huge success. The Section was joined by","bbox":{"left":0.147451,"top":0.087479,"width":0.706354,"height":0.809172}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}
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{"content":[{"text":"Village of Lincolnwood Finance Committee \n Meeting \n Tuesday, March 23, 2021 \n 8:35 AM \n Lincolnwood Village Hall \n 6900 Lincoln Avenue \n Board Conference Room \n Meeting Held Via GoToMeeting \n In accordance with the recently adopted amendments to the Illinois Open Meetings Act \n permitting the Village Board to conduct a virtual Village Board meeting, members of the \n public are allowed to be physically present in the Village Board meeting room in Village \n Hall at 6900 North Lincoln Avenue, subject to room capacity and social distancing \n requirements. Accordingly, the opportunity to view the virtual meeting at Village Hall is \n available on a “first come, first-served” basis. Those members of the public present at \n Village Hall will be able to provide real-time comments in person on the computer \n available in the Board Conference Room. Anyone who does not desire, or who is not \n able, to be physically present at Village Hall can watch the Village Board meeting on- \n demand by visiting the Village website or by clicking www.lincolnwoodil.org/on- \n demand/ or can email [email protected] to receive the \n GoToMeeting credentials for the meeting to participate electronically.","bbox":{"left":0.147059,"top":0.068281,"width":0.698121,"height":0.45006700000000005}},{"text":"Meeting Agenda","bbox":{"left":0.43098,"top":0.550848,"width":0.13764800000000005,"height":0.02098500000000003}},{"text":"1. Call to Order/Quorum Declaration","bbox":{"left":0.147059,"top":0.585697,"width":0.31305700000000003,"height":0.02098500000000003}},{"text":"2. Minutes Approval \n -Minutes of December 17, 2020 meeting","bbox":{"left":0.147059,"top":0.620545,"width":0.31568599999999997,"height":0.037030999999999925}},{"text":"3. Discussion Regarding Following Items: \n - Review of the FY 2022 Budget","bbox":{"left":0.147059,"top":0.672818,"width":0.346725,"height":0.038409000000000026}},{"text":"4. Other Business","bbox":{"left":0.147059,"top":0.725091,"width":0.14664700000000003,"height":0.02098500000000003}},{"text":"5. Public Forum \n Statement Regarding Public Comment \n Anyone who desires to offer public comment during the meeting about any matter \n concerning the Village of Lincolnwood may do so by submitting an email to \n [email protected] prior to the commencement of the meeting, or by \n offering live oral comment at the stated time in the meeting agenda. To offer live \n comment, commenters must email [email protected] to receive the \n GoToMeeting credentials for the meeting to participate electronically. All Emails \n received will be read aloud during the Public Comment portion of the agenda. Emails \n should be kept to under 200 words to allow time for others to be heard and for the Board \n to progress through the public meeting agenda. The Board typically does not immediately","bbox":{"left":0.147059,"top":0.759939,"width":0.704313,"height":0.19962099999999994}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}
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