2012VICPC7 Registration flyer

Phụ lục VIII CỘNG HÒA XÃ HỘI CHỦ NGHĨA VIỆT NAM SOCIALIST REPUPLIC OF VIETNAM .Ngày .tháng . năm Date TỜ KHAI ĐĂNG KÝ THẾ CHẤP TÀU BIỂN APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF SHIP MORTGAGE Kính gửi: (Tên cơ quan đăng ký) To: (name of ship registrar) Căn cứ hợp đồng thế chấp tài sản số: .đã được ký kết ngày ……tháng . năm …… giữa .với ………… , đề nghị……… đăng ký thế chấp tàu biển sau đây vào Sổ đăng ký tàu biển quốc gia Việt Nam tại …… ……………kể từ ngày tháng năm Based on the Mortgage Contract No: .signed between . …. dated , hereby request ………. to register the mortgage of following ship into Vietnam National Ships Registration Book at ………… from the date of Tên tàu (Name of ship): . Hô hiệu (Callsign) . Loại tàu (Type of ship): Chủ tàu (Shipowner(s) : . Năm và nơi đóng (Year and place of build): Chiều dài/rộng/cao (LOA/B/H): . Trọng tải toàn phần (DWT): . Tổng dung tích (GT): . Dung tích thực (NT): Số đăng ký (Number of registration.): Ngày đăng ký (Date of registration): . Người thế chấp (Mortgagor): Người nhận thế chấp (Mortgagee): Thời gian đăng ký thế chấp: từ ngày . đến ngày . Mortgage registration requested from …………… .to …… . NGƯỜI ĐỀ NGHỊ Applicant (Ký, ghi rõ họ tên, đóng dấu) (sign, full name and seal) Two Day Workshop and Information Sessions for PARENTS/CARERS of School Aged Students on the Autism Spectrum Workshop: 2012VICPC7 Location: Sanctuary Lakes The Positive Partnerships initiatives have been developed and delivered by Partnerships between Education and the Autism Community (PEAC) and funded by the Australian Government Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations through the Helping Children with Autism package What will you learn? As a result of participating in the workshops and information sessions as parents/carers you will gain:  a greater understanding of the impact of autism on your child, both at school and at home  knowledge about how to develop effective parent, school and teacher partnerships  specific strategies on how to: • advocate for your child • support your child’s participation at school • develop an awareness of ongoing learning needs  information about your local school system’s processes  opportunities to network and share strategies with other parents/carers and key community members  opportunities for discussion around a range of topics relevant to students with an ASD and their families Some key community representatives that support families living with autism will be identified and invited to participate in the workshop with a view to supporting a community focus beyond the workshop Workshop details Venue: Sanctuary Lakes Function Centre Sanctuary Lakes Resort 70 Greg Norman Drive Sanctuary Lakes VIC 3030 When: Two-Day Workshop – Tuesday & Wednesday December, 2012 Day 1: Day 2: 9.00 a.m - 4.30 p.m (Registration from 8.15am) 9.00 a.m – 4.00 p.m - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Registration opens weeks before the workshop, and closes days prior Registration may stay open until one day before the workshop if spaces are still available, but we strongly recommend that you register as soon as possible You will receive a confirmation of your registration Online registrations preferred: please go to the website www.positivepartnerships.com.au Only complete the following form if you not have access to the internet and fax or mail to: Fax: 02 9451 9661; Mail: Positive Partnerships, ASPECT, PO Box 361, Forestville NSW 2087 Positive Partnerships Info Line number: 1300 881 971 Two-day workshop and information sessions for PARENTS/CARERS of School Aged Students on the Autism Spectrum Registration Form Only complete the following form if you not have access to the internet and fax or mail to: Fax registrations to: 02 9451 9661 Mail to: Positive Partnerships - ASPECT, PO Box 361 Forestville NSW 2087 This form allows you to register to attend the Parent/Carer Workshops and some information sessions Each person attending must complete their own form even if from the same family The locations and dates for each of the Parent/Carer Workshops and Information Sessions were chosen through a collaborative planning process in each state and territory For more information, please contact parentcarer@autismspectrum.org.au or call 1300 881 971 The following information will help the Positive Partnerships facilitators best support you during the workshop… Code: 2012VICPC7 Location: Sanctuary Lakes Dates: Tues & Wed December CONTACT INFORMATION Title:  Mr  Mrs  Ms  Prof First Name:  Dr  Other: Last Name(s): Email 1: (for confirmation and reminders) Email 2: (for confirmation and reminders) Mailing address: City/Suburb: Phone (daytime): ( State: ) Postal Code: Phone (home): ( ) _ Mobile Phone: Access to internet:  At home Computer internet skills:  At work  Low  Moderate  At home and work  High How many children with a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum you have/care for:  Zero  One  Two  Three or more What type of educational program is your child/are your children receiving?  Mainstream with support  Autism specific special class   Autism specific special school  Special school  Other Non autism specific special class  Autistic Disorder  Rett’s Disorder  Childhood Disintegrative Disorder  Asperger’s Disorder  Pervasive Developmental Disorder NOS  Atypical autism  Autistic Characteristics  No Diagnosis  Other Diagnosis: GENERAL INFORMATION The following information will help the Positive Partnerships facilitators best support you during the workshop Please answer by ticking () the appropriate box Are you  Male?  Female? c:\users\deb\appdata\local\microsoft\windows\temporary internet files\content.outlook\gymzuxd8\2012vicpc7 registration flyer.docx Would like to attend the workshop as  Parent? How did you hear about the workshop?  Media  School  Autism Organisation  Grandparent?  Friend  Fulltime Carer?  Other Have you attended a Positive Partnerships workshop before? Have you attended an Early Days workshop before?  Yes  Yes  No  No Are there any additional supports that would assist you at or beyond the workshop?  Interpreter required ... A T THIS POINT , you have reviewed the basic skills you need for the TOEFL exam, you know what to expect from each section of the exam, and you know how to effectively prepare for the test. Now it’s time to cover a few important administrative matters.  How to Register for the TOEFL Exam Registering for the TOEFL exam is a relatively easy process. There are two ways to schedule a test date in the United States, Canada, and U.S. territories: 1. Call 1-800-468-6335. You can use a credit card for payment. 2. Fill out the registration form in the Information Bulletin for Supplemental TOEFL ® Administrations for the paper-based exam or the TOEFL ® CBT Information Bulletin for the computer-based exam. Mail your completed registration form to the Educational Testing Service ® (ETS ® ) at the following address: CHAPTER Notes on the TOEFL Exam: Registration, the Computer-Based Test, Scores, and Tips for Test Day In this chapter, you will find out how to register for the TOEFL exam and receive and report your score. You will also learn more about the difference between the computer-based and the paper-based exams as well as test center rules and regulations. 6 129 Educational Testing Service P.O. Box 6159 Princeton, NJ 08541-6159 USA To schedule a test date elsewhere, call the Regional Registration Center (RRC) for your area or coun- try. A list of RRCs is printed in the TOEFL ® CBT Bulletin (see sidebar below). You can also mail or fax a request for an appointment to the RRC in your area using the International Test Scheduling Form from the TOEFL ® CBT Bulletin. When to Register In the United States, the computer-based TOEFL exam is given every day, including weekends, except major holidays. However, it is not given every day at every testing location. Individual locations may offer testing daily, weekly, or monthly, depending upon availability and demand. Although you may be able to get an appointment for the computer-based test as little as three days in advance, you should schedule your test six to eight weeks in advance in order to register at the center of your choice, since spaces fill quickly. The busiest months are October, November, December, April, and May, so you may want to allow extra time if you are registering in season. The paper-based test is offered with far less frequency and locations are more limited. At time of pub- lication, the paper-based exam is scheduled on the following days in the 2002–2003 academic year: ■ October 19, 2002 ■ January 18, 2003 ■ March 14, 2003 ■ May 10, 2003 THE ETS ® ’s TOEFL ® CBT Information Bulletin contains important information that you will need to know before you take the computer-based exam. It includes a list of test sites in all countries; institution codes, which you will need to report your scores to the colleges and universities you would like to attend; and other information you will find useful, such as sample questions, test instructions, and a list of writing topics. Request a bulletin as soon as possible if you have not already done so. You can pick up or request a bulletin: ➧ from admissions or international student offices at most colleges and universities ➧ from ETS ® representative offices (listed at the end of this chapter KRONE Premis NET ® SYSTEM WARRANTY CONDITIONS FOR END USER The Premis NET System Warranty is subject to the following conditions. ENDORSED INSTALLER COMPANIES and END USERS should both read these carefully. If you are in any doubt as to their meaning please contact the Warranty Co-ordinator at KRONE in writing before completing the WARRANTY REGISTRATION FORM. It is a condition that the installation instruction sheets and other written instructions have been adhered to during installation. ENDORSED INSTALLER COMPANIES should contact KRONE where there is any difficulty with your understanding of these. 1. DEFINITIONS 1.1 In these conditions: END USER The company to whom the System Warranty Certificate has been issued. 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GLOBAL LEADER WARRANTY 6.1 The GLOBAL LEADER Warranty comprises all the warranties detailed in Clause 2 – Premis NET SYSTEM WARRANTY; Clause 3 – Applications Assurance Warranty and Clause 4 – Zero PART III ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF REPRESENTED ORGANIZATIONS AND THEIR LEGISLATIVE AGENTS BY REGISTRATION NUMBER FOR THE THIRD QUARTER 2002 CLIENT ORGANIZATION NAME AGENT REGISTRATION NUMBER 1-800 Dentist 868 21st Century Frontier Group Inc 337 7-Eleven Inc 1247 AAA NJ Automobile Club 1247 AARP NJ 1222 Abbott Laboratories 365 Academy Bus Tours Inc 868 ACCA Air Cond Contractors of America NJ Chapter 547 Accenture 868 Access 1247 Accountants Coalition The 551 Advance Realty 1247 AdvancePCS 1247 Advantage NJ 291 Advocacy Group/Buchanan Ingersoll 1247 Aetna Inc 413 Aetna Life & Casualty 26 Aetna US Healthcare 413 Aetna US HealthCare 754 Affordable Housing Network of NJ 974 AFL-CIO Local 137 216 AFLAC NY 1263 AG Edwards & Sons Inc 1227 AIA Central NJ 1247 AIA NJ 1247 Air Bag & Seat Belt Safety Campaign/Natl Safety Counci 1174 Air Bag Safety Campaign 26 Aleph Management Services Inc 413 All Agents In The Public Interest 828 Page 1 of 51 PART III ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF REPRESENTED ORGANIZATIONS AND THEIR LEGISLATIVE AGENTS BY REGISTRATION NUMBER FOR THE THIRD QUARTER 2002 CLIENT ORGANIZATION NAME AGENT REGISTRATION NUMBER Allaire Airport 365 Alliance of American Insurers 922 Alliance of American Insurers 1228 Alliance of American Insurers 1241 Alliance of Automotive Service Providers Garden State 939 Alliance of NJ Liquor Retailers 1247 Allianz AG 551 Allied Junction Corp 938 Allied Signal Inc 786 Allstate NJ Insurance Co 1242 Alman Mgmt Group Inc 1087 Alzheimer Assn Greater NJ Chapter 1299 Am Physical Therapy Assn of NJ 291 Amalgamated Transit Union NJ State Joint Council ATU 118 Amerada Hess Corp 1247 Americaid Community Care 1165 American Academy of Pediatrics NJ Chapter 721 American Assn of Blood Banks 721 American Assn of Marriage & Family Therapists 291 American Blood Resource Assn/ABRA 26 American Cancer Society 939 American Cancer Society 1169 American Cancer Society Eastern Division NJ 1156 American Civil Liberties Union of NJ 1296 American Coastal Industries 677 American Coin Merchandising Inc 365 American College of Emergency Physicians 721 American Continental Properties Inc 365 American Council of Life Insurers 1287 Page 2 of 51 PART III ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF REPRESENTED ORGANIZATIONS AND THEIR LEGISLATIVE AGENTS BY REGISTRATION NUMBER FOR THE THIRD QUARTER 2002 CLIENT ORGANIZATION NAME AGENT REGISTRATION NUMBER American Cranberry Growers Assn 413 American Express Co 26 American Express Co 1228 American Fedn of State County & Mun Employees AFS 461 American Forest & Paper Assn 910 American Forest & Paper Assn/AFPA 721 American General Corp 291 American Golf Corp 100 American Guild of Appraisers 216 American Heart Assn 1192 American Home Products 495 American Institute of Architects NJ 291 American Insurance Assn 26 American Insurance Assn 413 American Intl Group Inc 1109 American Intl Group Inc 1284 American Multi Cinema Inc 551 American Plastics Council 289 American Plastics Council 906 American Re-Insurance Co 783 American Red Cross of Metropolitan NJ 849 American Ref-Fuel Co 1247 American Service Group-Prison Health Services 365 American Society of Landscape Architects NJ Chapter 1247 American Society Prevention of Cruelty to Animals/ASP 1268 American Spice Trade Assn 841 American Telephone & Telegraph Co 549 Amerigroup 1192 Amerigroup Corp 1165 Page 3 of 51 PART III ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF REPRESENTED ORGANIZATIONS AND THEIR LEGISLATIVE AGENTS BY REGISTRATION NUMBER FOR THE THIRD QUARTER ... c:usersdebappdatalocalmicrosoftwindows emporary internet filescontent.outlookgymzuxd8 2012vicpc7 registration flyer. docx Would like to attend the workshop as  Parent? 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