The document is a registration form for the Homeward Bound 5K race/walk to benefit the Coalition for the Homeless. It provides details about the event including date, location, registration fees, and prizes for winners. Participants are encouraged to register early by September 6th for a discounted fee of $25 or late register/register on race day for $35. Youth under 18 receive a $5 discount. Funds raised will help the Coalition end homelessness in the community through legislative efforts, education, and donations.
The Bluegreen Friends & Family program encourages members to bring friends and family on vacation together. Members earn rewards points for each friend or family member that attends a Bluegreen presentation. Rewards points can be used to pay for vacation costs or exchanged for gift cards. The document provides information on joining the program and earning rewards by referring friends and family to presentations.
1. The document describes various products and possessions. It includes exercises where students match products like wood, glass, and metal to their definitions and uses.
2. Students are asked to describe things they own and complete sentences about products being made of certain materials and used for certain purposes.
3. The document covers vocabulary related to products, including unscrambling words like "global" and "design" and writing past tenses. Students are asked to correct sentences about where certain products come from.
This document is a form for claiming the Wisconsin homestead credit for tax year 2008. It requests information about the claimant such as name, address, income, and whether they qualify for the credit. To claim the credit, the form requires the claimant to provide their household income and taxes/rent paid. The form then provides a calculation to determine the allowable credit amount. Instructions are provided for different scenarios such as homes on more land or used for other purposes.
This document is an amended Connecticut income tax return form for 2007. It provides instructions for taxpayers to amend their previously filed 2007 Connecticut income tax return to report adjustments or corrections. The form includes sections to report reasons for amending, modifications to federal adjusted gross income, credits, and withholding amounts.
This document is a registration form for Agape Friday School. It requests information such as the family name, children's names, ages, class selections and fees. It provides descriptions of special needs programs and opportunities for parent contributions. It includes waivers of liability and authorizations for child pickup. Signatures are required to affirm agreement with the statement of faith and policies. Payment details are listed including class fees, membership dues and amounts due.
This document is a registration form for a ViSalus event taking place from July 16-18, 2010 in Orlando, Florida. It provides information on event location, pricing, and policies. Attendees can register by filling out their name, distributor ID, contact details, and credit card information. Rooms at the host hotel Wyndham Orlando Resort start at $89 per night when booked through the provided number and mentioning "VISALUS".
This auto insurance quote worksheet collects information about potential customers such as their contact details, current insurance, driving history, and vehicle details. It asks for the names, dates of birth, driver's license numbers and relationship of up to 5 drivers. It inquires about customers' occupations, address history, current insurer, premiums, and reasons for seeking a new quote. It also requests details of any accidents, violations, or lapses in insurance coverage for drivers in the past 5 years. Finally, it asks for information on up to two vehicles such as year, make, model, VIN, estimated value, usage, and desired coverage limits.
What you don't know will hurt you: designing with and for existing contentSara Wachter-Boettcher
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Are you trying to make responsive design scale for a complex site? Building an app, but your organization doesn't have an API yet? If so, you've probably got legacy content—content that already exists, and that doesn't fit neatly into your new project.
What do you do? You could ignore it and end up with one of those responsive homepages that devolve into big content blobs after just one tap, or a one-off mobile site that no one can remember to maintain. You could put it off until it becomes the bane of your existence: the thing that "breaks" your design, because it's way messier than you’ve planned for.
Or, you could deal with it. If you take the time to make existing content work for you—by understanding what you've got, identifying patterns and relationships in its structure, and cutting the cruft along the way—you'll end up with a system that will not just support your content, but _enhance_ its meaning, message, and power.
This document is a reservation form for Gail's Angels 2nd Annual Golf Classic. It requests the name, contact information, number of golfers and dinner guests, and payment details from attendees. It also includes a media release and payment information section.
This document is a sponsorship agreement form for "Better Dads V.I.", a community program. It allows sponsors to pledge financial or in-kind support by selecting from options like sponsoring radio workshops, transportation for father-son visits, or books for inmates. The form collects the sponsor's contact information and details their contribution level and any mention of their business during sponsored events. It states that pledged support helps address anger issues among young men in the community.
This document provides team contact and meeting information for the Pre-AP Biology/Biology team. It lists Dan Patrick, Mendy Davis, and David Holbert as team contacts with their emails. The team meets weekly on Thursdays from 7:00-7:30pm in room 131.
This month's issue of Secret Lives looks at hidden aspects of people's lives. The document provides a series of prompts for readers to fill in personal details about their lives, such as what they drive, what they like to do for work, who they live with, their dreams and aspirations, and how they spend their money. It encourages readers to reflect on less visible parts of themselves.
The document outlines the 5 F's of networking to help with career opportunities: Friends, Family, Faculty, Fellow Peers & Alumni, and Foundations & Associations. Effective networking involves utilizing your existing relationships with those close to you, as well as joining organizations and foundations in your field to expand your professional network. The career center resource promotes tapping into your interpersonal connections through strategic engagement with people in your community.
This document provides a community assessment form to evaluate senior living communities. It includes sections to gather information on the physical appearance and amenities, services offered, meal plans, activities and transportation, health and personal care services, management and staff, and financial details. The form allows the user to take notes and document details about various communities to help determine the best fit.
The document lists various ways that The Grove Foundation gives back to the community, including scholarships, food drives, blood drives, and adopting classrooms. It encourages readers to get involved by becoming a "team player" and sharing contact information to suggest causes for The Grove to support, with the goal of positively impacting the local or global community. People are invited to fill out a form with their contact details and ideas.
Outfront layout copy; copy by Anita Tyler for University of Louisville School...Anita Tyler
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This document summarizes insights from the advisory board of the University of Louisville's Family Business Center on the local business climate for 2013. Key points include:
- The local business climate is seen as "flat," "uncertain," and apprehensive. Growth is not expected to increase much in 2013.
- The biggest challenge is estate planning and tax increases, making generational transfers of family businesses more difficult.
- Opportunities exist in acquiring other struggling companies and improving operations, but access to capital remains challenging.
The EarthPulse Sleep on Command is a portable electromagnetic sleep machine that provides remarkably deeper and more recuperative sleep by emitting a pulsed magnetic field. It works by stimulating mitochondria to produce more energy for repairs, improving functions like the immune system and memory. Users can expect to see benefits like enhanced performance, coordination, strength and feeling younger after just 90 days of use, or they will receive their money back.
The EarthPulse Sleep on Command is a portable electromagnetic sleep machine that provides remarkably deeper and more recuperative sleep by emitting a pulsed magnetic field. It works by stimulating mitochondria to produce more energy for repairs, improving functions like the immune system and memory. Users can expect to see benefits like enhanced performance, coordination, strength and stamina, and to feel decades younger after just 90 days of use, or they will receive their money back.
The document provides an update on progress made since 2002 in Louisville, KY on a plan called "Reducing and Ending Homelessness: A Blueprint for the Future." It discusses the 11 essential elements identified by the National Alliance to End Homelessness and summarizes Louisville's progress related to each element. A task force was convened with community stakeholders to examine progress, identify goals, and finalize an updated plan. Their work incorporated feedback from service providers and clients. The update shows increased housing, data collection, prevention programs, and other efforts demonstrating progress toward ending homelessness in Louisville.
This document provides contact information for Anita Swain Tyler including her address, phone number, fax number and email address. Anita can be reached at 312 Exchange Avenue in Louisville, Kentucky 40207 or by phone at (502) 896-1073 or fax at (502) 895-0982 or by email at anita.tyler@insightbb.com. The document title "GET YOUR MESSAGE OUT!" suggests Anita's services involve helping others communicate their messages.
This document is a letter from Passport Health Plan thanking providers for participating in their Passport Advantage HMO plan for members with Medicare Parts A and B. It highlights that with provider support, Passport Advantage continues to be an excellent Medicare choice. It also notes that members do not have to re-enroll every year, saving time for both members and providers' offices. With provider partnerships, Passport Health Plan has time and resources to prioritize quality healthcare and care coordination for all Passport Advantage members.
First Savings Bank and Community First Bank are merging and need to select a new name for the combined bank, transition existing advertising to reflect the new name, and launch an integrated marketing campaign. They have hired Swain Marketing, an experienced banking advertising agency, to help guide the name selection process and develop the branding and advertising materials to introduce customers to the new bank identity. Swain Marketing will work closely with the banks to understand their markets and customers as they transition systems and operations under the new bank name in August 2010.
Community First Bank has over 80 years of experience providing business banking services to small businesses in Indiana. The owners of Robertson Crushed Stone chose Community First Bank because they wanted a local bank where they could work directly with bankers face-to-face. Community First Bank offers various loan and deposit products tailored to each unique business as well as online cash management services. They encourage businesses to discuss their needs with them before choosing to bank elsewhere.
This document lists the locations of Commonwealth Bank branches in Kentucky, along with their addresses and phone numbers. It includes 10 branch locations in Louisville and Shelbyville, Kentucky. Most branches have an ATM. The document also advertises Commonwealth Bank's Visa Business Credit Card, highlighting its low interest rate, lack of penalty rates or cash advance fees, and travel rewards option.
The document provides specifications for various signs needed for an attraction including: attraction signs for the interstate and exit ramps, large and small directional signs, welcome signs, a visitor center sign, directory boards, and parking signs. The specifications include size, materials, installation details, and quantity for each type of sign.
The document is a donation form for the Coalition for the Homeless, a non-profit organization working to address homelessness in Louisville, KY. It provides different donation levels and spaces to fill in contact information. It summarizes that the Coalition educates the community about homelessness, advocates for policy changes to help the homeless, and coordinates housing and assistance programs. Donations will help local men, women, children, veterans and others who are homeless in their community.
1. 1st Independence Bank offers several business checking accounts and services to suit various business needs, including online banking and bill pay.
2. The document discusses several business checking account options - Free Business Checking for small businesses with limited transactions, Business Checking for small-to-medium businesses, and Commercial Checking for large corporations.
3. 1st Independence Bank encourages businesses to contact them to discuss which business checking account and services would be the best fit based on the business's transaction volumes and needs.
What you don't know will hurt you: designing with and for existing contentSara Wachter-Boettcher
Ìý
Are you trying to make responsive design scale for a complex site? Building an app, but your organization doesn't have an API yet? If so, you've probably got legacy content—content that already exists, and that doesn't fit neatly into your new project.
What do you do? You could ignore it and end up with one of those responsive homepages that devolve into big content blobs after just one tap, or a one-off mobile site that no one can remember to maintain. You could put it off until it becomes the bane of your existence: the thing that "breaks" your design, because it's way messier than you’ve planned for.
Or, you could deal with it. If you take the time to make existing content work for you—by understanding what you've got, identifying patterns and relationships in its structure, and cutting the cruft along the way—you'll end up with a system that will not just support your content, but _enhance_ its meaning, message, and power.
This document is a reservation form for Gail's Angels 2nd Annual Golf Classic. It requests the name, contact information, number of golfers and dinner guests, and payment details from attendees. It also includes a media release and payment information section.
This document is a sponsorship agreement form for "Better Dads V.I.", a community program. It allows sponsors to pledge financial or in-kind support by selecting from options like sponsoring radio workshops, transportation for father-son visits, or books for inmates. The form collects the sponsor's contact information and details their contribution level and any mention of their business during sponsored events. It states that pledged support helps address anger issues among young men in the community.
This document provides team contact and meeting information for the Pre-AP Biology/Biology team. It lists Dan Patrick, Mendy Davis, and David Holbert as team contacts with their emails. The team meets weekly on Thursdays from 7:00-7:30pm in room 131.
This month's issue of Secret Lives looks at hidden aspects of people's lives. The document provides a series of prompts for readers to fill in personal details about their lives, such as what they drive, what they like to do for work, who they live with, their dreams and aspirations, and how they spend their money. It encourages readers to reflect on less visible parts of themselves.
The document outlines the 5 F's of networking to help with career opportunities: Friends, Family, Faculty, Fellow Peers & Alumni, and Foundations & Associations. Effective networking involves utilizing your existing relationships with those close to you, as well as joining organizations and foundations in your field to expand your professional network. The career center resource promotes tapping into your interpersonal connections through strategic engagement with people in your community.
This document provides a community assessment form to evaluate senior living communities. It includes sections to gather information on the physical appearance and amenities, services offered, meal plans, activities and transportation, health and personal care services, management and staff, and financial details. The form allows the user to take notes and document details about various communities to help determine the best fit.
The document lists various ways that The Grove Foundation gives back to the community, including scholarships, food drives, blood drives, and adopting classrooms. It encourages readers to get involved by becoming a "team player" and sharing contact information to suggest causes for The Grove to support, with the goal of positively impacting the local or global community. People are invited to fill out a form with their contact details and ideas.
Outfront layout copy; copy by Anita Tyler for University of Louisville School...Anita Tyler
Ìý
This document summarizes insights from the advisory board of the University of Louisville's Family Business Center on the local business climate for 2013. Key points include:
- The local business climate is seen as "flat," "uncertain," and apprehensive. Growth is not expected to increase much in 2013.
- The biggest challenge is estate planning and tax increases, making generational transfers of family businesses more difficult.
- Opportunities exist in acquiring other struggling companies and improving operations, but access to capital remains challenging.
The EarthPulse Sleep on Command is a portable electromagnetic sleep machine that provides remarkably deeper and more recuperative sleep by emitting a pulsed magnetic field. It works by stimulating mitochondria to produce more energy for repairs, improving functions like the immune system and memory. Users can expect to see benefits like enhanced performance, coordination, strength and feeling younger after just 90 days of use, or they will receive their money back.
The EarthPulse Sleep on Command is a portable electromagnetic sleep machine that provides remarkably deeper and more recuperative sleep by emitting a pulsed magnetic field. It works by stimulating mitochondria to produce more energy for repairs, improving functions like the immune system and memory. Users can expect to see benefits like enhanced performance, coordination, strength and stamina, and to feel decades younger after just 90 days of use, or they will receive their money back.
The document provides an update on progress made since 2002 in Louisville, KY on a plan called "Reducing and Ending Homelessness: A Blueprint for the Future." It discusses the 11 essential elements identified by the National Alliance to End Homelessness and summarizes Louisville's progress related to each element. A task force was convened with community stakeholders to examine progress, identify goals, and finalize an updated plan. Their work incorporated feedback from service providers and clients. The update shows increased housing, data collection, prevention programs, and other efforts demonstrating progress toward ending homelessness in Louisville.
This document provides contact information for Anita Swain Tyler including her address, phone number, fax number and email address. Anita can be reached at 312 Exchange Avenue in Louisville, Kentucky 40207 or by phone at (502) 896-1073 or fax at (502) 895-0982 or by email at anita.tyler@insightbb.com. The document title "GET YOUR MESSAGE OUT!" suggests Anita's services involve helping others communicate their messages.
This document is a letter from Passport Health Plan thanking providers for participating in their Passport Advantage HMO plan for members with Medicare Parts A and B. It highlights that with provider support, Passport Advantage continues to be an excellent Medicare choice. It also notes that members do not have to re-enroll every year, saving time for both members and providers' offices. With provider partnerships, Passport Health Plan has time and resources to prioritize quality healthcare and care coordination for all Passport Advantage members.
First Savings Bank and Community First Bank are merging and need to select a new name for the combined bank, transition existing advertising to reflect the new name, and launch an integrated marketing campaign. They have hired Swain Marketing, an experienced banking advertising agency, to help guide the name selection process and develop the branding and advertising materials to introduce customers to the new bank identity. Swain Marketing will work closely with the banks to understand their markets and customers as they transition systems and operations under the new bank name in August 2010.
Community First Bank has over 80 years of experience providing business banking services to small businesses in Indiana. The owners of Robertson Crushed Stone chose Community First Bank because they wanted a local bank where they could work directly with bankers face-to-face. Community First Bank offers various loan and deposit products tailored to each unique business as well as online cash management services. They encourage businesses to discuss their needs with them before choosing to bank elsewhere.
This document lists the locations of Commonwealth Bank branches in Kentucky, along with their addresses and phone numbers. It includes 10 branch locations in Louisville and Shelbyville, Kentucky. Most branches have an ATM. The document also advertises Commonwealth Bank's Visa Business Credit Card, highlighting its low interest rate, lack of penalty rates or cash advance fees, and travel rewards option.
The document provides specifications for various signs needed for an attraction including: attraction signs for the interstate and exit ramps, large and small directional signs, welcome signs, a visitor center sign, directory boards, and parking signs. The specifications include size, materials, installation details, and quantity for each type of sign.
The document is a donation form for the Coalition for the Homeless, a non-profit organization working to address homelessness in Louisville, KY. It provides different donation levels and spaces to fill in contact information. It summarizes that the Coalition educates the community about homelessness, advocates for policy changes to help the homeless, and coordinates housing and assistance programs. Donations will help local men, women, children, veterans and others who are homeless in their community.
1. 1st Independence Bank offers several business checking accounts and services to suit various business needs, including online banking and bill pay.
2. The document discusses several business checking account options - Free Business Checking for small businesses with limited transactions, Business Checking for small-to-medium businesses, and Commercial Checking for large corporations.
3. 1st Independence Bank encourages businesses to contact them to discuss which business checking account and services would be the best fit based on the business's transaction volumes and needs.
The document provides information on Commonwealth Bank's employee payroll services, which can simplify payroll processing, improve accuracy, reduce risks and liabilities, and save time. The services include electronic time clocks, tax filing assistance, professionally prepared paychecks and W2s, and additional services like unemployment claims assistance.
President Sam Eckart and Gordon Smith, owner of Cave Country Canoes, teamed up in the early 1980s when Cave Country Canoes approached Community First Bank for a small business loan to get their canoe rental business off the ground. Community First Bank helped Cave Country Canoes get their feet wet by creating a tailored business loan package that helped the small business get started. Community First Bank has supported Cave Country Canoes ever since with business loans tailored to their changing needs.
This document provides a guide to understanding an account analysis statement. The analysis statement summarizes monthly balances, float, reserve requirements, required balances, and net available funds. It displays service charges, volumes, earnings credits, and how the ending fees are calculated. The guide walks through each item on a sample statement to explain what each number represents.
The document promotes a 5K race/walk event on September 20, 2008 at 9am to benefit the Coalition for the Homeless. Participants can register online at www.louhomeless.org and race t-shirts with sponsor logos on the back are available. The event contact is Anita Swain Tyler of the Coalition for the Homeless who can be reached at (502) 896-1073.
The document provides specifications for various signage for an attraction exit. It includes dimensions, materials, installation details, and quantities for different sign types, including:
- Attraction signs to be placed on interstates and exit ramps
- Large, medium, and small directional signs
- Welcome signs for entrances
- A visitor center sign
- Directory boards with maps
The signs will be made of materials like aluminum, vinyl, and gold leafing and mounted on steel posts set in concrete. Dimensions and quantities are provided for each unique sign. A site map shows proposed locations.
1. Coalition for the homeless Registration Form
2008 Homeward Bound Take steps to end homelessness last name_____________________________________
first name_______________________middle initial___
5K Race/Walk
Join celebrity co-chairs WDrB tV’s Barry Bernson
and the Courier-Journal’s angie fenton at the address_______________________________________
first annual homeward Bound 5k race/Walk to
end homelessness. this is the Coalition’s largest
______________________________________________
fundraiser and is for serious runners, casual City___________________state ____Zip Code________
walkers and families. our efforts are needed now
more than ever before. today one child in every Phone number__________________________________
Jefferson County classroom is homeless. through
legislative and educational efforts as well as your Cell Phone______________________________________
donations, the Coalition for the homeless will end
email address (for online confirmation)
homelessness in our community.
_______________________________________________
age on race Day________
o runner o Walker o Wheelchair
5K o male
t-shirt size:
o female
o small o medium o large o Xl o XXl
Payment: o mC o Visa o CheCK
Register Early & Save The Start Make it a team effort! Card #______________________________________
register online at the homeward Bound 5k race/ if you are interested in participating as a team, exp: ____/______ 3 Digit security code _________
www.louhomeless.org or by mail Walk begins at 9 a.m. on saturday, visit our website, www.louhomeless.org, for
before saturday, september 6, september 20, 2008 in Cherokee Park. details. signature ___________________________________
2008, for only $25 per person. enter Cherokee Park from lexington
road to the start of the race at Cochran
late registration and race Day
Dog run. Participants will run/walk the Waiver
registration is $35 per person.
scenic loop through the park. Prizes By checking the box below, you agree, warrant and covenant as follows: i
Participants under age 18 enjoy Winners (top men and women runners) receive know that running a road race is a potentially hazardous activity. i should
a $5 off youth discount. gift certificates in the following amounts from not enter and race unless i am medically able and properly trained. i
Race Day Parking & More Kroger: assume all risks associated with running in this event including, but not
race Day registration is Park free at southern Baptist theological
limited to: falls, contact with others, the effects of the weather and other
located at the start of the race seminary at 2825 lexington road. louie the 1st place winners $75 unknown circumstances. i have read and understand the waiver.
and opens at 8 a.m. entry fee is payable lightning Bug will greet you. face painting,
to homeward Bound 5krace/Walk. We accept bottled water and fresh fruit will be available. 2nd place winners $50
masterCard® or Visa®. or send your completed
registration, signed waiver and entry fee check to: 3rd place winners $25
ms. Kathy Beach, homeward Bound event Chair,
1st independence Bank, Po Box 206309, louisville, KY 40250. signature ___________________________________
Date _______________________________________
Saturday, September 20, 2008, 9 a.m. signature of Parent or Guardian if Participant is under age 18.
www.louhomeless.org
LARGE FRONT DESIGN
2 color on white shirt
(sponsor logos on back) LEFT SLEEVE WITH GET YOUR MESSAGE OUT!
SWIRL AT WRIST
SECURITIES (1 color)
Mark C. Naber Graphic Design, Illustration and Animation
Anita Swain Tyler 312 Exchange Avenue
(502) 896-1073 Louisville, Kentucky 40207
FAX (502) 895-0982 anita.tyler@insightbb.com