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Microchip is a leading provider of embedded control solutions through our Microcontroller, Mixed- Signal, Analog, Wired and Wireless Networking, Security , Timing, Flash IP and Memory product lines. This acquisition adds Microsemi’s strong portfolio of Specialized Ethernet, Storage and Optical Networking Microcontrollers, FPGA, Wireless, Timing, Analog and Mixed- Signal products to Microchip. For now, and until the transaction closes, it will be business as usual for our supply chain partners. We look forward to working closely with you after the transaction is completed and request that you continue to do business using your existing contacts and processes currently in place with Microsemi . Best Regards, Steve Sanghi James J. Peterson Chairman and CEO Chairman and CEO Microchip Technology Microsemi Corporation Dear Valued Vendor; You are invited to participate in the Annual Benicia Peddlers’ Fair . This year’s Fair will be held on Saturday, August 11th , from 8:00am to 5:00pm . The Benicia Peddlers’ Fair is one of Northern California’s oldest and most popular antique & collectibles street fair. For over fifty years customers and vendors throughout th e region have come to enjoy Benicia’s wonderful weather and beautiful waterfront setting. We received positive feedback from vendors and shoppers at the fair last year and are working hard to ensure you have an enjoyable and profitable experience this year . Merchandise space rental is $160.00 per booth Food Vendors space rental $170 per booth Spaces are 12 ’wide x 15’ deep . You may request a preferred booth location and all possible consideration will be given to your preference. Assignment of booth spaces begins 30 days prior to the fair. Space assignment will be determined by the number of years of fair participation, num ber of booths requested and type of merchandise being sold, i.e. food, antiques, crafts, etc. and the date your application is received. Vendor booth space information is given to you upon check in the day of the fair. it fee on all vendors, $2 5 .00 for non - food vendors and $30.00 food vendors, is added to your space rental . Please make your check or money order payable to ST. PAUL’S HISTORIC TRUST. Credit cards are not accepted. After July 11 , 2018 all payments must be by money order or cashier’s check only. No exceptions can be made. Please return your application and payment with a stamped, self - address ed legal sized envelope (4x9½”) . There is a $30 service charge on returned checks. Accepted applicants will be notified by mail along with your receipt. If you need to cancel please call the Peddlers’ Fair office at 707 745 - 8680. There is a $25.00 handling fee charged on all cancellatio ns and no mone y will be refunded after July 11 , 2018 . All applicants must possess a valid California Seller permit and include the number on the application. We cannot accept applications without this number. 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Dear Parent/ Guardian/ Carer, In March 2014 , the Premier, Hon Jay Weatherill MP , announced an election commitment to provide a s port v oucher to the value of $50 for every primary school student in South Australia. I am delighted to invite you to take part in the Sports Voucher s Program for 2015 . The Sports Vouchers Program aims to reduce the cost of living for South Australian families by providing all primary school - aged childre n (Reception to Year 7) with a subsidy towards the cost of sport fees or sporting club memberships. E very child wishing to participate in organised sport should have the opportunity to do so. Organised sport is a great way for children to be active and stay healthy . The Sport s Voucher s can be used to encourage your child to try a new sport or to keep your child playing the sport they are already involved with. The v ouchers can be used to subsidise membership or participation fees for a sporting activity or program which involves a weekly match or training opportunity for at least 10 weeks . If the cost of the activity you select exceeds the value of the Sports Vouchers , you will still be responsible for payment of the difference. To redeem the Sport s Voucher s you can complete the v oucher enclosed and present it at a Sport s Voucher s registered club. You can use one v oucher per child, per calendar year . Vouchers can be used at any time from March , through to 31 December 2015 . Some registered clubs require online registration and many have already incorporated the redemption of the Sports V oucher into the ir online systems. From March 2015, y ou can go to the Sport s Voucher s website : www.sportsvouchers.sa.gov.au to search for a registered club in your l ocal area which will accept the Sports V ou cher toward club fees . A fact sheet and short video explaining the program can be found on the Sports Vouchers website. If you don't have access to a computer at home, y our local l ibrar y provides computer use and free access to the internet. If you require any additional information or assistance please email : sportsvouchers@sa.gov.au . Yours sincerely Leon Bignell MP Minister for Recreation and Sport Health Department Frank P. Zeidler Municipal Building, 841 N. Broadway, 3rd Floor, Milwaukee, WI 53202-3653 Phone: (414) 286-3521 Fax: (414) 286-5990 www.milwaukee.gov/health January 19, 2018 Dear Parent or Guardian, A review of our records indicates that one or more of your children had a blood lead test result within the last few years that shows they may have been exposed to lead and may need additional testing or services. There are often no signs or symptoms of lead exposure. The only way to know if your child has been exposed to lead is to get a blood lead test. For help finding your child's previous lead test results and if additional testing may be necessary, contact your regular medical provider or clinic or visit one of the City of Milwaukee Health Department Walk-In Clinics. The City of Milwaukee Health Department can provide you with: • A review of your child's lead testing history by a public health nurse • Information on preventing lead exposure and lead paint abatement services • Free drinking water filter certified to remove lead (if your home has a lead service line) In addition, free blood lead testing will be available to children age 7 or younger and will be recommended to children who meet medical guidelines for testing. A schedule of Walk-In Clinic hours and locations is below. Additional hours and dates may be added. For the most up- to-date schedule or questions, please call (414) 286-8800, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:45 p.m. Walk-In Clinic Locations Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Keenan Health Center 3200 N 36th St. 8 - 11 am Northwest Health Center 7630 W Mill Rd. 3 - 6 pm Southside Health Center 1639 S 23rd St. 3 - 6 pm 1 - 4 pm For more information on lead poisoning prevention, visit LeadSafeMKE.com. Thank you for your attention to this very important health matter. Sincerely, Angela Hagy, MSPH Director of Disease Control and Environmental Health This material is available in alternative formats for individuals with disabilities upon request. Please contact the City of Milwaukee ADA Coordinator at (414) 286-3475 or ADACoordinator@milwaukee.gov. Provide a 72 hour advance notice for large print and 7 days for Braille documents.

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212.34.156.58 Dear CNM Distance Learning Student: Welcome to Central New Mexico Community College. We would like to share some important information about your distance learning courses. As a new distance learning (DL) student, you will have access to the CNM Learn Jump Start course before and throughout the term. The Jump Start is a free non - credit course that contains instruction and opportunities to practice the tools required in online learning. To be a successful online student, it is important to be pre pared for learning online. CNM has created this orientation course to help you understand the skills and tools you will need to succeed. Here are the steps to access the Jump Start course in CNM Learn: 1) Log in at ht tp://learn.cnm.edu using your myCNM username and password. 2) Select the "Courses" tab on the top right of the window. 3) Select the “ CNM Learn Jump Start Course ” in your course list. 4) Read the Start Here documents first! 5) Complete each module and take the quizzes. 6) If you complete the Jump Start course with 80% or better, you are on your way to success as an online learner. If you do not see the CNM Learn Jump Start Course in your course list on CNM Learn, please follow the steps to self - enroll on t he CNM Distance Learning web page at http://www.cnm.edu/student - resources/distance - learning/students/jump - start - course - screen - shots If you are h aving difficulty and would like in - person help, please contact Michelle Felicia Renteria, CNM Distance Learning Achievement Coach, at mrenteria4@cnm.edu to make an appointment. If you need technical assistance, pl ease contact the free 24/7 Embanet Help Desk at https://supportcenter.embanet.com/cnm Best Wishes for the Term! The CNM Distance Learning Team @ CNM Dear Student : In order to better serve you while attending NAU and completing the Degree Completion Program it is imperative that you are aware of and responsible for all of the requirements within the pr ogram. I have created this information sheet wit h a list of requirements and/or important information that w ill assist you. Please read and sign this document and return the original to me. I will require a signed copy in your file within your first semester of study at NAU. Some of this information p ertains to your transcript evaluation which will take place through the Undergraduate Office once you have been admitted and enrolled into your first course . The evaluation will take approximately 3 - 4 weeks after enrollment. Some of these requirements will happen automatically based on transfer credits but if they are not met by transfer hours it is your responsibility to make sure they are met.  University requirement - 4.0 credit hours of Foundation College Composition English. If you have taken English 1 01 and 102 you should meet this requirement. If you are short your English hours you can petition an y additional English courses that you have previously taken by contacting the English Department directly at http://www.cal.nau.edu/english/ and completing the ‘ English 105 English Composition wavier’. If you need to petition any English courses you are required to do so during your first semester at NAU.  Program requirement - 3.0 hours of introductory statist ics. The program requires that you complete 3.0 hours of an introductory statistics cours e. If you have completed a statistics course already it must be evaluated through NAU to make sure that it is equivalent to our statistics 270 course . If you have no t completed a statistics course you are welcome to do so through another institution and have it transferred to NAU. This course must be approved through the NAU math department. You will be required to create an email and send it to me with the following in formation: the course title, course description, course syllabus and where you plan to take the course from. If all of this information is not provided I will not forward you r email to the math department. The math department can not do a thorough review o f your course without all of the above info rmation. All transferrable statistics courses must be completed with a C or better in order for NAU to accept it. You are welcome to take statistics 270 through NAU online. Be aware that while this course does mee t the statistics requirement it will not count towards your required 30 hours of upper division coursework at NAU. Statistics 270 through NAU does have a pre - requisite of Intermediate Algebra.  Here is the link for the Liberal Studies Program , http://www2.nau.edu/~d - ugstdy/libstu/index.html . The university will require you to complete 35 hours of liber al studies coursework. These 35 hours may come through as transfer hours. You are welcome to review this website to see how your previous hours might come through to the university.  You must complete a minimum of 30 hours of upper division credits at NAU in order to be eligible to receive your degree. Of the required 30 hours only 18 hours are DH courses. You will be required to complete DH 350, DH 440, DH 450, a junior writing course , which you can choose DH 373W or HHS 300W , DH 495C (Senior Capstone) , and on e 3 hour DH elective. The remaining 12 hours usually fall into the liberal studies sectio n of your coursework. Please refer to the attached blank Un official Curriculum Check Sheet and the Liberal Studies link above.  Undergraduate Admissions will NOT evaluate your transcripts until you register for a class at NAU. We recommend that you begin with DH 350 and DH 440. These classes will give you a good understanding of the online environment at NAU and dental hygiene as a profession. Both classes will count towards the 18 dental hygiene credits that you will need towards graduation. 2  Once you are admitted to NAU and enrolled in a class, Undergraduate Admissions will do a transfer credit evaluation on your transcripts. When the evaluation is complete , I will send you an Unofficial Curriculum Check Sheet that will outline what classes you will n eed to complete to receive your degree.  The Degree Progress report located through LOUIE is an extended version of the Unofficial Curriculum Check Sheet that I send out . This report will show you what the program requirements are, w hat you have completed and what you have left to complete. It will show you how the university accepted your transfer hours and much more. I strongly recommend that you take the time to compare your check sheet to your Degree Progress report to get a better idea of what your re sponsibilities are. This will also give you the opportunity to ask questions, discuss concerns or see if there are any discrepancies between the repo rt and the check sheet that I gi ve you.  Once you are admitted into the university and have an email accou nt I will invite you into the Online DH Forum . The DH Forum in Vista has been created to help our students develop a sense of community and ultimately accomplish their academic goals at NAU. It is important that you visit the Forum to see what textbooks w ill be required for your DH courses and get the books ordered and delivered prior to the first day of class. In the Forum you can also view announcements for recent news, use the Calendar to learn about upcoming events and deadlines, join discussions to sh are information, and take Surveys to give the department important feedback about the program.  Please be aware that I do not process tuition or fees. This process is handled through the Bursar’s office. If you have questions about tuition and fees please contact the Bursar’s office at 928 - 523 - 3122 or you can visit their website at http://home.nau.edu/bursar/ for additional information.  Attention Out of State Students : Special Tuition Rate Out of state students may be eligible for a special tuition program called World Wide University or WWU. As a WWU student you will be charged 1.5 times in - state tuition and pay all fees accept the Recreation Bond Fee. Each semester you will be required to calculate the WWU tuit ion when enrolling in a class through LOUIE where you can choose to go to the WWU Eligibility page. 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If you chose HHS 300W it is sug gested that you begin to think of something you would like to do over the semesters prior to taking DH 495C. It can be things such as training the staff at a nursing home about OHI. You could visit a clinic and do something with nutrition? The ideas are yo urs but please let Diane.Paz@nau.edu know prior to moving forward. Once approved, you might want to use this time to contact people, places etc. You will want to be thinking about goals and objectives, a time line, 3 budget and supplies etc. You will get all the details in class. If you have additional questions about this project please contact Diane.Paz@nau.edu .  You may chose to take HHS 300W since this course will meet bot h the junior writing requirement and meet an Aesthetic/Human Inquiry requirement in the Liberal Studies section. You are now aware of the differences and what will be expected of you in DH 495C should you chose to go this route.  It is your responsibility to submit all paperwork for graduation and pay any fees to the Bursar’s office. The graduation application is usually due the semester prior to your actual graduation in order for your name to appear in the Graduation Program. Please feel free to contact me for any additional information on the graduation process. _________________________ ____________________________ Students Signature Print Students name While I am here to assist as best I can , it is your responsibility to make sure that you su bmit all official transcrip ts to the Undergraduate Office, are enrolled in classes, make sure that your tuition is calculated properly, make sure that you complete all required courses and that you are aware of all the above requirements for the program. Congratulations on your acceptance ! I look forward t o working with you! 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DEAR FEAR,
I only refer to you as “dear” because of our long-term, intimate relationship, and certainly not because you are dear to me in any way. In fact, you have been a tormenting influence from start to finish. You have told me lies and prevented me from doing the things I wanted to do and should have done. You are indeed a miserable, wretched companion and one that I no longer am willing to be involved with.
I am writing you this letter to let you know that from this point forward, I will not fear! Although I may feel your presence, I will not bow down to your demands. I have a friend whose name is Jesus, and He has promised to never leave me nor forsake me, but to be with me always. He is indeed a powerful friend and although you do have some power, His is by far much greater than yours. You can come against me, but Jesus lives in me, and the power of the one who is in me is greater than you are (see 1 John 4:4).
Although I cannot prevent you from coming to visit, I do want to give you notice that you will be ignored. I am far too busy now fellowshipping with my friend Jesus and developing an intimate relationship with Him to give you any of my time. The more time I spend with Jesus the more courageous I become. He is teaching me a new way to live, one that is exciting and adventurous—one that is fearless.
I also want to inform you that since I have so much experience with you and know how self-defeating it is to listen to you, I now intend to tell as many people as I can what a thief and a liar you are. The years I have wasted with you will be redeemed and I will bear much good fruit. Thank you for driving me to Jesus. You see, you made me so miserable that I sought a way to be free from you, and Jesus met me where I was and set me free.
Should you decide to waste your time and try to visit me even after my letter, I am letting you know ahead of time that you will be met by faith in God and a determination that I WILL NOT FEAR!
SINCERELY AND DETERMINED,

JACK Nelson

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