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• WOOD The future is built out of wood From our forests, we’ve developed the art of producing sawn wood products in the northern part of Sweden for generations. Today, our products reach customers all over the globe and project by project each piece contributes to the formation of a more sustainable future built out of wood. During a century of constantly changing seasons, we let the trees in our forests develop their unique rugged character. A character that in turn enables us to produce wood products of the absolute highest quality for industries as well as professional builders and do-it-yourselfers worldwide. Read more about our business and our products. With the ability of the forest to capture carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, all construction using wood contributes to a more sustainable future. This is because the carbon, that was once encapsulated in a tree, continues to be stored in our products, buildings and homes for generations to come. Read more about why wood is the material of the future. The climate crisis is undoubtedly one of the biggest challenges of our time, and choosing wood should therefore be easy, regardless of whether it is about building a multi-family house, villa or a deck. To get there, we constantly aim to explore and develop new innovative solutions to both today's and tomorrow's problems. Always with the customer's needs at the center. Read more about our innovation and development work. Do you want to work in one of the world's most su...

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Welcome to Sun City Anthem Online Welcome to the Sun City Anthem Community Website. Active-Adult Community is an understatement at Sun City Anthem! With more than 50 clubs, service committees and volunteer organizations, ranging from performing arts, sports, arts and crafts and social clubs, there’s something here for everyone. Anthem NEWS! BOD Meetings: Town Hall Talks Click Sun City Anthem named a top 25 Best Value Active Adult Communities in the U.S. (No. 17 of 3,800+ communities) by Life in Anthem What's it like to live in Sun City Anthem? Click the links below for an idea of what's happening in the community. Spirit Magazine and the Relay Spirit Magazine is a monthly magazine mailed to residents of SCA which contains information about our BOD and committees, service groups, and clubs, along with local business advertisements so residents can stay informed. The Relay is an insert from the Spirit with handy schedules and calendars of events and programs. Click Weekly eBlast Every Monday, subscribed residents can receive an email with all the news, meeting announcements, shows, special events and more. Click

Frequently Used Documents • • • • • • Corporate Documents • revised April 2022 . Contains Corpora, the By-Laws, Corporate Policies, and the Articles of Incorporation. • Policies • see the • 2019 Organization chart of Corporate and Society Officers and deputies • an introductory brochure about the SCA • Insurance • • • Information about Insurance (see “Insurance Matters”– Section XIX of the • Membership Forms • Membership Forms for: • • • • Waiver Forms • Waiver Forms • Consent to Participate and Release Liability • for use at event check-in and practices • all the US state-specific equestrian waivers, and a standard waiver for the other states • Minor Waivers/Medical Forms • Minor Waiver Forms ( please first check with the autocrat about whether minors may attend the event without their parents, and which forms you will need.) • • (for events in Florida; must be notarized) • (for families with more than one child) • Medical Authorization Forms for Minors • (for events in Florida; must be notarized) • (with space for notarization; recommended for use in USA) • Board of Directors • • Board Meetings • • • • • • • • New!– • Template and instructions for submitting a report ( Word doc) Society Officers’ Documents • Society and Corporate Officers’ Handbook (being updated) • • (President, VP, Seneschal) • Warrant of Appointment to Financial Office: • (other offices) President of the SCA • • President’s Reports from Board Meetings (summaries from the President; separate from offic...

Spinocerebellar ataxia (SCA) comprises more than 40 types of similar inherited brain disorders. SCA affects your cerebellum, a part of your brain vital to physical movement. It causes problems with coordination and movement. There’s no cure, so treatment aims to relieve symptoms and improve function. Overview What is spinocerebellar ataxia? Ataxia is a degenerative condition that affects your nervous system. It involves problems with coordination and movement. There are many different kinds of ataxia with varying causes and symptoms. Spinocerebellar ataxia (SCA) is a group of inherited brain disorders. It affects your cerebellum, a part of your brain vital to coordination of physical movement, and sometimes your spinal cord. This inherited condition worsens over time and causes specific problems with coordination, usually affecting: • Eyes. • Hands. • Legs and mobility. • Speech. What are the spinocerebellar ataxia types? Experts have discovered more than 40 types of SCAs so far, and that number may increase. They identify types by number (for example, spinocerebellar ataxia type 1, spinocerebellar ataxia type 2 and so on). All types of SCAs have similar causes and symptoms. The numbers indicate the order in which experts discovered the associated mutations. In other words, SCA1 was the first type linked to an inherited chromosomal problem. SCA2 was the second, etc. The most common type is spinocerebellar ataxia type 3, also known as Machado-Joseph disease. How common is s...

Updated October 7,2020: Service Contract Act The Service Contract Act, also referred to as the McNamara-O’Hara Service Contract Act (SCA), is a federal statute which controls the aspect of A “service employee” is an employee, excluding an executive, administrative, or Understanding the McNamara-O’Hara Service Contract Act This statute was enacted in 1966, amended in 1976 and is managed by the Department of Labor through its Wage and Hour Division. This statute was enacted to insure that service employees engaged for federal governments are paid as much as the prevailing rates in the location for the same work. The statute can be cumbersome for both old and new entities in the industry. However, a review of the SCA requirements early in the process of contract awards can help avoid later problems. The Secretary of Labor is tasked with enforcing the provision of the SCA by issuing regulations, orders, conducting hearings, deciding disputes and taking other action as appropriate. Wage determinations are specific to each contract. The Department of Labor has made many regulations implementing the SCA into practice. These regulations involve various matters from procedure to compensation and safety standards, all of which can be found in various parts of Title 29 of the Code of Federal Regulations. For prime contracts exceeding $2,500, contractors and If no collective bargaining agreement is applicable, the contract must pay either the rate set by the DOL’s wage determination o...