Edits. The records will be edited against the CIBERNET standards, ----- using a 60-day standard for the Call Age Edit. Any records which do not satisfy these standards (noted below) will be returned to the serving carrier.
Edits. Dubbing occurs when a music track is lifted from one commercial spot and is then used in another commercial spot in the same medium (as opposed to a conversion, which is when the spot is used in a separate medium). This is highly common; just think of how many brands have a musical “tag” that gets used in every single commercial for that brand. The tag was only recorded once, but is then dubbed into each successive commercial for that brand. As mentioned earlier, a dub pays the same as a conversion, which pays the same as a standard re-use. In many instances, this fee may be referred to generally as a “dubbing fee,” even when the payment is not being made for a dub.
Edits. The partnership seeks to guide the evolution protect and restore the Bay ecosystem to benefit. Comment: Again, this language continues to use narrow wording that excludes values that are important to people. Further, it does not embrace the range of goals and outcomes included in the draft agreement. Alternative more inclusive language is: “The partnership seeks to protect and restore the GIT Chairs Editorial Board health, heritage, natural resources, and social and economic value of the nation’s largest estuarine ecosystem and the natural sustainability of its watershed.” Insert new language at end: “We are committed to a future that sustains highly valued ecosystem benefits and makes the region resilient to development pressure.”
Edits. The resulting tape must not be edited by anyone for any purpose whatsoever and may not be copied, with the exception of the tape forwarded to Equity.
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Edits. Each of these layers is used by the ECRF to perform a geographic query to determine which Emergency Service Providers are responsible for providing service to a location in the event a selective transfer is desired, to direct an Emergency Incident Data Document to a secondary PSAP for dispatch, or to display the responsible agencies at the PSAP. In addition, Emergency Service Boundaries are used by PSAPs to identify the appropriate entities/first responders to be dispatched. Each Emergency Service Boundary layer may contain one or more polygon boundaries that define the primary emergency services for that geographic area. As new emergency response services are added to, or change in an area, this boundary file will need to be modified accordingly. Communications must be regularly preserved with all fire, law, and emergency medical responders to obtain the information required to maintain updated boundaries. These Emergency Service Boundaries should adhere to the specifications of CAPCOG’s QC systems and have no gaps or overlaps within a topology tolerance of +/- 3 feet. The ESBs can be created by dissolving the Emergency Service Zones polygon data. These items and other geometric relationships are referred to as “topology”, and especially important for NG9-1-1 purposes. In addition, it is very important that all features with identical attribute information are merged into one multipart polygon There MUST be a separate Emergency Service Boundary layer for each type of service. The set of Emergency Service Boundaries MUST include, at a minimum, the following: • Law Enforcement; • Fire; and • Emergency Medical Services (EMS). Other Emergency Service Boundaries MAY include, but are not limited to: • Poison Control; • Forest Service; and • Animal Control.
Edits. Match errors between these datasets that are returned by the quality control systems should be reviewed and corrected accordingly. This could mean either by making corrections to the GIS data or by providing suggested changes to the ALI database. The ALI data are not owned by CAPCOG or PUBLIC AGENCY, but instead by telephone service providers. Suggested edits to the ALI databases should be made by providing Change Requests (CR) via the Intrado 911Net or GIS Director applications
Edits. The resulting recordings must not be edited for any purpose whatsoever.
