Flag.EditProperties, "Edit properties")
FUNCTION_FLAG_LABEL_HELPER.putLabelInfo(DependencyLevel.Field, FunctionFlag.EditMeasureFactory, "Edit the connected measure factory")

FUNCTION_FLAG_LABEL_HELPER.putLabelInfo(DependencyLevel.Field, FunctionFlag.ToggleRequired, "Toggle Required")
FUNCTION_FLAG_LABEL_HELPER.putLabelInfo(DependencyLevel.Field, FunctionFlag.EditName, "Edit Name")

FUNCTION_FLAG_LABEL_HELPER.putLabelInfo(DependencyLevel.Reminder, FunctionFlag.Visible, "Visible to participants")
FUNCTION_FLAG_LABEL_HELPER.putLabelInfo(DependencyLevel.Reminder, FunctionFlag.Modify, "Modify the reminder")
FUNCTION_FLAG_LABEL_HELPER.putLabelInfo(DependencyLevel.Reminder, FunctionFlag.Delete, "Delete the reminder")
FUNCTION_FLAG_LABEL_HELPER.putLabelInfo(DependencyLevel.Reminder, FunctionFlag.ToggleSwitch, "Turn on/off the switch")
FUNCTION_FLAG_LABEL_HELPER.putLabelInfo(DependencyLevel.Reminder, FunctionFlag.EditProperties, "Edit properties")


FUNCTION_FLAG_LABEL_HELPER.putLabelInfo(DependencyLevel.Trigger, FunctionFlag.Visible, "Visible to participants")
FUNCTION_FLAG_LABEL_HELPER.putLabelInfo(DependencyLevel.Trigger, FunctionFlag.Modify, "Modify the trigger")
FUNCTION_FLAG_LABEL_HELPER.putLabelInfo(DependencyLevel.Trigger, FunctionFlag.Delete, "Delete the trigger")
FUNCTION_FLAG_LABEL_HELPER.putLabelInfo(DependencyLevel.Trigger, FunctionFlag.ToggleSwitch, "Turn on/off the switch")
FUNCTION_FLAG_LABEL_HELPER.putLabelInfo(DependencyLevel.Trigger, FunctionFlag.ModifyAssignedTrackers, "Modify the assigned trackers")
FUNCTION_FLAG_LABEL_HELPER.putLabelInfo(DependencyLevel.Trigger, FunctionFlag.EditProperties, "Edit properties")
would have to react." He confirmed that "one of the options"
would be that the EU could walk out of the meeting.
likely ultimately to walk out.
was that the Burmese would attend only at FM or lower level.
ASEM (Balkenende is seriously ill as reported Ref B).
prior to official announcement of this plan that "one option"CENSE Aqua Boosting Hyaluronic Serum claims it’s to visibly smooth and hydrate skin bringing out the youthful GLOW from within. This plumps fine lines and wrinkles, ensuring firmer and younger looking skin.
Thoughts:
I have been using this for a month now and I’m ready to share my thoughts on this. Recently my skin has gotten better from a bad reaction from a product (not this) and unfortunately I couldn’t use this and had to take a break as it stung my overly sensitive and inflamed skin. But it’s better now and I can tell you this is a lightweight serum that really does plump up my skin in the morning! This product has such a great application feel to it too. It feels so smooth while putting it on and leaves my skin soft and plump. I don’t get HA serums since my products have them already, but I’m glad I was able to try this one!
This does have a bit of a perfume scent to this since it does contain fragrance, but my skin was fine with it (once it recovered) and it doesn’t stay long. This is $20 for 1.01 fl oz and I would maybe get this again if I were to want an HA serum.Our Own Casey Cook does "What Jazzes You Up" with new member Taylor Wertheim and Allie Stutting.
Taylor is a former Rotary Youth Exchange Student 2013-2014 and Rotex Member 2014-2018, helping the Youth Exchange Committee train Inbound and Outbound students at training events. She is currently employed by AmeriCorp working with low income high income students to enroll in college.
Allie is a former RYLA student and counselor. She is very involved with Dance Marathon. She is employed by The University of Iowa with the Foundation.
President Amy called the meeting to order at 7:05 am. President Amy was delighted to welcome two new members today.
Taylor Wertheim, sponsored by Vernette Knapp and Allie Stutting sponsored by Greg Probst. Taylor is a former RYE student for 2013-2014 going to Italy. Allie is a former RYLA student and Counselor. She is very involved in Dance Marathon. See Story Brief for more details.
Announcements: Deb Ockenfels said that her family Christmas will continue to support the Warm Coat Project. The Rotary club of Iowa City will order, her family will support DVIP and Open Heartland.
Pam Ehly announced that the speaker gifts this year will go to projects of books, instructions for activities for the Children's Museum.
Casey Cook continued to learn more about Taylor. Her fiance is in Medical School. Next year she may go to Grad School. Taylor will pursue working in the Education System. Casey asked Taylor what a perfect day would be. She said that her perfect day is centered around food. Breakfast would be cinnamon rolls, a summer day in the 80's, taking a walk around water, lunch would be Italian Pasta, and dinner would be Korean Barbeque.
She enjoys knitting, making a sweater and walking. She was born in Indiana and then moved to Ottumwa. What she learned from being a youth exchange student: She was able to get other people's perspective and learning how to adjust to other enviornments.
Casey started Allie's Jazzes You Up and will be continued next time. She was born in Preston Iowa, around the Quad Cities.
She is very involved with Dance Marathon. She works with over 3,000 students. The minimum dollar amount to participate is $500.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:00 am.I am an Associate Professor at Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, UBC, at the same time holding affiliations with the Division of Respiratory Medicine, Department of Medicine, and the Centre for Clinical Epidemiology and Evaluation (both at UBC). I am the Principal Investigator of the Respiratory Evaluation Sciences Program (RESP, http://resp.core.ubc.ca). For my research related to the RESP program, I have received Canadian Institutes of Health Research’s New Investigator Salary Award and Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research’s Scholar Award.
My main area of interest is predictive analytics, both at the individual level (Clinical Prediction Modeling) and the population level (Policy making). My applied area of interest is chronic respiratory diseases, namely asthma and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). In my lab, we use a variety of quantitative techniques to make such predictions possible, and rely heavily on data from clinical trials as well as'real world' data such the population-based health data from BC Ministry of Health.
CIHR - Development, validation, and dissemination of an individualized prediction tool for acute exacerbations of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Sadatsafavi M (PI); $199,200; 2017 - 2019.
This stunning grey Oslo ceramic wax melt burner is the latest Oslo burner to join the Solu family of burners. The Oslo has a sleek curved design and its contemporary finish will fit in perfectly with any decor. Add some of our highly scented wax melts and a tealight and enjoy.
You will need a tealight of good quality and 2 cm high. We do not recommend using the burner for any longer than 4 hours a a time.Conseils d’utilisation: Tapotez doucement sur une peau sèche et propre. Ne pas utiliser directement dans les yeux.
 Die Haut nicht ziehen.
Warning: Do not use directly in the eye.
Aqua, caprylic/capric triglyceride, stearyl alcohol, carthamus tinctorius (saower) seed oil, polyglyceryl-2 stearate, butyrospermum parkii (shea) butter, theobroma cacao (cocoa) seed butter, jojoba esters, sodium ascorbyl phosphate (vitamin C), pyrus malus (apple) fruit extract, caeine, sodium hyaluronate, helianthus annuus (sunflower) seed oil, camellia sinensis leaf (green tea) extract, arginine, caprylhydroxamic acid, squalane, ethylhexyl olivate, glycerin, propanediol, sodium gluconate, cetearyl phosphate, titanium dioxide (CI 77891), iron oxides (CI 77491), cetyl hydroxyethylcellulose, mica, caprylyl glycol, citric acid.SLDC Request for Qualifications
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20th Street Multimodal Improvements
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