HOW IT WORKS. Save for tomorrow’s educational expenses, contributing what you can, when you can. Accounts can be opened in 15 minutes or less. ENROLL Any U.S. citizen or resident alien, 18 years or older, with a valid Social Security or Taxpayer Identification Number may enroll in the Program. There are no income restrictions. You must select a student (or Beneficiary). The Beneficiary must be a Florida resident. The Beneficiary must also be a U.S. citizen or resident alien with a valid Social Security or Taxpayer Identification Number. There are no age restrictions and you need not be related to the Beneficiary. In fact, you may open a Plan for yourself. To Open an Account:
HOW IT WORKS. In the event funds from Account are deposited into Network Banks via the Deposit Network Service, Bank will deliver funds as your agent to a custody bank participating in the Deposit Network Service (the “Custodian Bank”). StoneCastle is responsible for directing the Custodian Bank to make deposits, in specific amounts, at one or more of the Network Banks. In the event Bank requests your funds to be returned from the Deposit Network Service to Bank, it will send notice to the Custodian Bank and StoneCastle. StoneCastle will then direct the Custodian Bank to make withdrawals, in specific amounts, from one or more Network Banks. The Custodian Bank will then return funds to Bank in the amount requested by Bank. You are not required or permitted to take any action with respect to the Deposit Network Services.
HOW IT WORKS. 1. You freely select your equipment from the dealer or manufacturer of your choosing
HOW IT WORKS. 1. Following closing, Buyers must login to Homeowner Portal (0-00.xxx/xxxxxxxxx) to verify contact information, review coverage, and initiate the Welcome Home Lock & Hardware process.
HOW IT WORKS. You will be automatically enrolled in the Program when you make your Product available through one of our commercial Stores. Program Benefits may become available from time to time during the Program term. If you qualify for Program Benefits, you will be able to redeem access them through Partner Center.
HOW IT WORKS. Enables Minnesota to maximize resources to fight the epidemic. For Minnesota to receive the maximum payout under the two national settlements, cities and counties must join the state and sign on to the MN MOA and the settlement agreements. To maximize resources flowing to communities on the front lines of the epidemic, the MN MOA directs settlement funds as follows: • 75 percent to local governments, including all counties and 33 cities. • 25 percent to the state, to be overseen and distributed by the Opioid Epidemic Response Advisory Council. Dedicates funds to addressing the opioid epidemic. The Attorney General’s Office convened an expert panel of local, state, and community providers with experience and expertise in public health and delivery of health care services to determine the best and most effective use of the settlement funds. The panel selected a comprehensive list of future opioid abatement and remediation programs to which these settlement funds must be dedicated. Why It Matters Personal Cost. More than 5,400 Minnesotans have died of opioid overdoses since 2000. The epidemic has torn families apart and ravaged communities, particularly American Indian populations and communities of color. Individuals, families, and communities continue to suffer, as the COVID-19 pandemic has caused a surge in both fatal and nonfatal overdose deaths.
HOW IT WORKS. Each GPS satellite broadcasts its position along with the time from a very accurate onboard clock. In fact, GPS satellites have clocks that are accurate to one billionth of a second! A receiver on earth, which also contains an accurate clock, receives the signal from the satellites. Since radio waves travel through space at a fixed speed, the speed of light, the two clocks can be compared to calculate the time it took the GPS signal to reach the earth. The time difference is then used to calculate an accurate distance to the satellite. Once we know the location of a few satellites and the distances to them, a distance-distance intersection can be performed to calculate your local position. If the clock in the receiver were as accurate as the clock in the satellite, it would only be necessary to use information from three satellites to calculate an accurate position horizontally and vertically. Unfortunately, the type of clock in a GPS satellite is prohibitively expensive to use in a receiver so the receiver time will not exactly match the time in the satellite‟s clock. Because of this, the receiver‟s clock must constantly be corrected. This correction can occur since the distance calculated to each satellite will be off by the same amount. Although a position can be solved, it will be incorrect vertically. To help visualize this, imagine three satellites located in different locations in the sky. Now imagine a long string is attached to each satellite and you are holding the three ends in your hand where no slack is in any string. Each string represents the exact distance to each satellite and where the ends come together is your position. You wouldn‟t be able to move the intersection of the strings without slack entering one of them. If your strings, or distances, were all shortened by one meter, you would not need to move horizontally from your position to hold the ends, but you would need to reach up over your head. Therefore, your position would be incorrect vertically. By using information from a fourth satellite, the error in the distances can be computed since the four distances will not intersect until the error is removed. Once the error is known, the clock in the receiver can be adjusted accordingly. The process of adjusting the clock in the receiver occurs continuously. Introduction to GPS
HOW IT WORKS. In a SQL statement, a string preceded by a colon (like :State in the example) represents a parameter. At design time, Delphi recognizes parameters and displays them in the Define Parameters dialog box. Then at run time, it assigns the specified values to the corresponding parameters. You can assign values to query parameters at run time using the Params property. It stores parameter values in an array, where an index of 0 represents the first parameter, an index of 1 represents the second parameter, and so on. So, this statement assigns the value HI to the first parameter.
HOW IT WORKS. After twelve (12) months of employment, a paid leave bank will individually be calculated according to employment of regularly scheduled time of the previous year, as of March 31st. The bank will then be calculated according to the actual time worked in the previous year. The bank will consist of: Full-time employees will have deposited into their bank by the end of the first full pay period of April of each year the following: • Vacation pay from the previous year as at March 31st. • The cash value of two (2) float holidays, ten (10) stat days (at straight time) and three (3) personal days. Employees who have been employed by the Employer for fifteen (15) years will have the cash value of one (1) additional personal day added to the bank. Part-time employees who are regularly scheduled for four (4) shifts or more bi-weekly will have deposited into their bank on April 1 of each year the following: • Vacation pay from previous year. • The cash value of one (1) float holidays and one (1) personal day. Part-time employees who qualify for the stat holidays will have the cash value of the holiday in their bank at the time of the holiday. Part-time employees who are regularly scheduled for less than the above will follow the Collective Agreement.
HOW IT WORKS. Annually the Employer will calculate the participating individual’s bank value. Each employee will be provided with notice of the value of their bank in April of each year. Full-time employees may draw from their bank for sick time, vacations, topping up their hours if they move temporarily from full- time to part-time, top up their W.I. or employees may choose to withdraw cash from their bank as follows: between April and August 31st, may draw fifty percent (50%) of the cash value; from September to December 31st, may draw seventy-five percent (75%) of cash value. Notwithstanding the above regulations for withdrawal, vacation monies may be accessed at any time with proper notice. By March 31st all monies remaining in the bank shall be paid out to employees by separate cheque. Part-time employees may withdraw any money in their back with proper notice, with no date restrictions. When an employee’s bank reaches zero, there will be no further dollars available for paid time off, however, an employee may request unpaid time off with proper notice. RULES FOR ACCESSING THE BANK Employees wishing to take a single day off must request in writing two
