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Quick Facts. The agreement is worth $6.9 million over its five-year duration Yukon has 83 physicians who were eligible to vote in the agreement’s ratification The YMA ratified the agreement on September 14, 2017 Contact: Sunny Patch Cabinet Communications 000-000-0000 xxxxx.xxxxx@xxx.xx.xx Pat Living Communications, Health and Social Services 000-000-0000 xxxxxxxx.xxxxxx@xxx.xx.xx News Release #17-193
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Quick Facts. Began first Ambassador program in our home town of Louisville, KY in 1995. Leading place-management company in the country, operating Ambassador Programs in more than 150 locations, inclusive of downtown districts, parks, transit systems and college campuses. Privately held and owned by SMS Holdings of Nashville, TN, which supports us with back office and infrastructure investment.
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Quick Facts. Discuss these onboarding items with students. This information can help reduce conflict by aligning lab-specific and advisor-specific expectations early. Examples are provided below of potential answers. Your answers will likely be different, so please tailor them to meet your needs and research methods: Lab Hours are: Example: Generally, 7 AM to 4 PM for me, and ideally our paths would cross during that time. If you’re not a ‘morning person’ I’d expect you to work later in the day. I expect you to come to lab meetings which are on X days at X time. You’re an adult, so I expect you to manage that time yourself, and I expect the work will get done. How you want to schedule that time is up to you. If you want to reach me: Example: Email is always good, in person is great but I’m not always in the immediate vicinity. Feel free to drop in when we’re not having our one on one. When my door is closed please do not disturb. My cell is X and my office is room Y. When I go out of town: Example: I will let you know. If it’s a personal vacation, I’ll be offline. If it’s professional (conference, talk, etc) I’ll still be reachable but my emails will be delayed. I keep a calendar at X so you’ll know where I am and when I’ll be back. If there’s an issue that needs immediate assistance, please speak to <Lab Manager> until I am back. If I email you: Example: I expect a response within 2 business days, if I would like a faster response (during tight deadline times) we will have a conversation about that. Generally, if I email on weekends I don’t expect an answer until Monday during lab hours, unless we’re up against a deadline and we’ve had a discussion about emailing outside of the workweek. I do not expect late night responses or very early morning responses if I email during those times. I do, however, expect a response. If you email me: Example: I will respond to all emails from you within 2-3 business days. If I am on travel, this can be delayed. I’ll be sure you’re aware of when I will be offline. If I don’t respond during ‘normal times’, please email again – I get a great deal of email so sometimes I need to be reminded. If you want to go on a vacation: Example: Just give me 3 weeks’ notice. Certain times of year are bad for travel. Such as during the school year when you are TA’ing. We’ll coordinate a calendar to make sure the needs of the lab are covered. For family emergencies, obviously no notice is needed (but please let me know you are out so I don’t worry). S...
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Quick Facts.  The Sea to Sky school district is located on the traditional territory of the N’Quatqua, Lil’wat and Squamish Nations.  More Aboriginal students in B.C. are completing high school than ever before as the six- year completion rate has climbed by almost 30 per cent (or 13.5 percentage points) from 45.9 per cent in 2002-03 to 59.4 per cent in 2012-13.  Provincial funding for Aboriginal education is $64.2 million for 2013-14, (through a supplement of $1,160 per student). Learn More: Sea to Sky School District: http:xx00xxxxxxxx.xxx/ Aboriginal education: xxx.xxxx.xxx.xx.xx/xxxx BC’s Education Plan: XXX.XXXXXXXX.XX Media Contact: Government Communications and Public Engagement Ministry of Education 000 000-0000
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Quick Facts. Discuss these onboarding items with students. This information can help reduce conflict by aligning lab-specific and advisor-specific expectations early. Examples are provided below of potential answers. Your answers will likely be different, so please tailor them to meet yours and the advisees needs and research methods: Lab Hours are: Example: Generally, 7 AM to 4 PM for me, and ideally our paths would cross during that time. If you’re not a ‘morning person’ I’d expect you to work later in the day. I expect you to come to lab meetings which are on X days at X time. You’re an adult, so I expect you to manage that time yourself, and I expect the work will get done by our agreed upon deadlines. How you want to schedule that time is up to you. If you want to reach me: Example: Email is always good, in person is great but I’m not always in the immediate vicinity. Feel free to drop in when we’re not having our one on one. When my door is closed please do not disturb. My cell is X and my office is room Y. When I go out of town:
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Quick Facts o The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is a complex regional trade agreement that Canada is negotiating with 11 other countries that collectively represent 40 per cent of global GDP, or around $28 trillion, as well as 800 million people. o In 2014, Canada’s agriculture sector exported over $56 billion. o TPP member countries represent over 65% of Canada’s agri-food exports. o TPP countries include Canada’s largest importers of agriculture and agri-food products such as the United States, Japan and Mexico as well as emerging countries that have strong economic growth such as Vietnam, Singapore and Malaysia. o Specifically, Japan is our 3rd priority export market and a premium market that demands $4 billion per year in Canadian agri-food products – about 10 per cent of Canada’s total agri-food exports. Japan is the largest predictable market for Canadian canola seed, the second largest market for Canadian malt and Canadian pork, the fourth largest market for Canadian beef and an important high-value market for Canadian wheat, pulses and sugar. CAFTA Position o CAFTA members have consistently expressed strong support for an ambitious TPP agreement that achieves comprehensive market access opportunities for agriculture through the removal of import tariffs and non-tariff trade barriers.
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Quick Facts. You may subscribe to this alternative health care product to receive: e- Consultations / disease or wellness help / counseling / herbal and nutritional products / information / education / alternative non toxic therapies / non- invasive electronic self-help treatments for common deadly diseases such as:  Cancer / HIV-AIDS;  Diabetes;  Artery infections and related disease;  Strokes;  and other persistent infections;  Also for: negative engrammic or negative subconscious mind program removal;  DNA reprogramming technique therapy;  Chemical addiction removal or recovery electronic therapy and counseling;  Dietary information and help;  Cholesterol problems;  Anti Parasite programs and treatments;  Heavy metals and aluminium removal therapy, advise and product formulations;  Spiritual counseling;  Life couching in the above arenas;  Access to allowed materials in the LGI tm Media Library, etc. All these will be provided by LGI tm and its registered subcontractors (of which you may be one if qualified or experienced. (Please apply if you are qualified, honest, has integrity, is pro-life and are interested to work with LGI tm and its client base.)
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