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The city of Corona has partnered with MV transportation to offer the community

safe reliable and affordable transportation the city's transit

services operate the Corona Cruiser and the Corona Dial-A-Ride service these

provide accessibility to medical facilities schools public service

agencies the library civic center and commercial retail areas the Corona Dial-A-Ride

is an advanced reservation service that provides services to seniors 60 and

older persons with disabilities and persons certified under the Americans

with Disabilities Act individuals use the Dial-A-Ride service for business as

a doctor shopping and other activities all of the buses are equipped with

wheelchair lifts making it easy to transport passengers with disabilities

the Corona Cruiser has two routes the blue line and the red line operating

along a fixed route and schedule the blue line and the red line is

strategically placed to hit shopping centers medical facilities and schools

many students throughout our community use the cruiser to go to and from school

the transit services operating team includes dispatchers drivers maintenance

administration and management staff dispatchers are responsible for taking

calls making trip reservations and communicating with drivers maintenance

staff is responsible for maintaining all buses and the bus stop while the

management staff oversee the entire operation on a daily basis for

early-morning roll out the operators are required to pre-trip and conduct various

safety inspections prior to putting the vehicles in service ensuring the

safety of our residents to learn more about the Corona Cruiser please call

(951) 724-9418 to learn more about Corona

Dial-A-Ride please dial (951) 734-7220

For more infomation >> City of Corona: Transit Services – MV Transportation - Duration: 2:00.

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Financial inclusion within GP Services - Duration: 5:28.

poverty and health are inextricably linked if you've got a lower income you

will not be able to eat healthily you'll not be able to heat your house you'll

not be able to travel it has a massive impact on your physical and emotional

and mental health and well-being I think in health in in medicine we are

now increasingly aware of the fact their health is socially determined the

evidence base for that is overwhelming and so that is increasingly becoming

part of our role as GPS particularly in poorer areas is to ask about people's

money issues so the welfare age service deals worth a high proportion of clients

who claim sickness or disability benefits at one point when we looked the

number of clients or the proportion of client service 74% of those access no

service so we felt that there was a need for potential service redesign and

looking to see whether there was a better we have actually reaching those

clients rather than just the traditional ways where clients came to our service

looking for help worth or benefits we knew there were a number of issues being

raised with in general practice which general practitioners couldn't do with

directly we were getting a lot of referrals to advise agencies from these

practices so it seemed sensible to locate the services together and that's

when welfare race advisors started to be collocated or embedded within general

practices well we're now very fortunate in that we have a welfare advisor as

part of our health care team and so we know whenever we identify a welfare

problem we will speak with a welfare advisor and often just book the patient

directly in with the expert so the advisors offer a fuel casework service

but that can include any sort of benefit that they may be in a filter and can

include disability benefits as well as means-tested benefits such as income

support or tax credits or universal trader base within the GP practices were

able to build up good relationships with the medical staff and we have a good

working relationship with a known I know GP practice with them we're able to

access medical records with client authorization and that in it enables us

when were assisting clients and advising them on any benefits they may be

entitled to that would come in at it from our experience and our perspective

I'm not relying on medical staff trying to interpret what is required aim to

meet the benefit criteria so one further advantage of having a welfare advisor as

part of the healthcare team is the educational benefit that we get not that

we've become experts in welfare rights but it does mean that we have someone

who can educate us and this is never changing field so we can actually give

some information to patients the difference between I reach and an

embedded model is that the adviser in this case becomes part of the practice

team so they're fully integrated within the practice they're able to attend

practice meetings they have you know a dialogue with ongoing dialogue for the

practice staff they can talk about individual patients and what the

patient's could say they can access the medical records of the patient which in

turn then cuts down the time for the advisor the GP and from the patient's

perspective it seems that they're getting an integrated and seamless

service for us as a practice we've noticed a real reduction in our workload

as GPS because I no longer have to write Appeals letters I no longer have to

actually supply supporting evidence for people's appeals and claims and things

like that because all of that is dealt with by our in-house welfare adviser

patients what we know is that they find a lot better than having to see

access a traditional advice service where you're walking through the door of

a building where people only go if they've got problems

so what a lot of people say is they find that stigmatizing whereas if they access

advice within doctors practice then the rapport is that there is no

stigmatization whatsoever because you may be going in to the doctor's practice

for a variety of reasons well I think that the benefits we find the patients

one is the direct benefit in terms of enabling them to access an income and

often to help with their accommodation but also it then means that that patient

is often empowered and can then start to look after themselves more and start to

look at other issues in their lives which when they feel so defeated by a

welfare system that is so difficult that is impossible

For more infomation >> Financial inclusion within GP Services - Duration: 5:28.

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Executive Protection Services - Security Consulting - Executive Protection Services - Duration: 1:10.

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Textbook Services Help Video - Pick Up Textbooks - Duration: 3:22.

Hi everyone. My name is Cory Whipkey, and I'm the Textbook Services Manager for campus.

We wanted to give you a little bit of information about what you will need to know to pick up your textbooks.

So typically we'll start to to check out our textbooks for you for the semester about a week before classes start.

You can mark that generally as when we'll start, but you can also consult the webpage if you to want to for sure.

So once you come here to check out your books, there is a couple of things to know.

The first one is you must have a photo ID in able to get your books. So that photo ID can be a driver's license,

a passport, your UWRF ID - anything that has your picture and your name on it.

No ID, no books. We got to have that picture ID.

The next one is if you have a fine from any kind of previous semester, you need to take care of it here, and this should be a textbook fine.

If you have something from something else, that shouldn't block you, but it shouldn't be a textbook fine.

So, if you have a textbook fine, come here to our service desk. We'll take care of your fine, get a release for you, and you'll be good to go.

The last thing is if you have any books checked out from a previous semester, they must be returned before you can get your books.

So, if you're taking a spring semester class and you took a J-term class as well, your J-term books will need to be returned before you get your spring books.

To do that, just bring them right to our front help desk here, and we'll get that taken care of for you. So once you have your books, and once you've checked them out,

you'll get a sheet of information that has all this information on it as well and the due date for when your books are due

at the end of the semester. Please hold onto that sheet because it has all you'll need to know, but in case you lose it or misplace it, here are some kind of rules

about what to do once you have your books. If you drop a class, you have four calendar days to return the book after you drop the class.

Now please know that's calendar days; it's not class days, so, you know, we need the books back for people who may have picked up the class after you dropped it.

So we need the books back in that way. You have two weeks to look through your books to note or find any damage on them.

Typically, if there's already damage in the book, it's going to be noted towards the front. We have a property stamp, and then if the damage is already noted, it's going to be on the stamp right there.

So if you look through your book and find damage that's not noted in the first two weeks, please bring it to our help desk.

We'll stamp it, and then your not held responsible for it.

We ask that you not highlight or underline in a book. If there is minimal or light highlighting or underlining, we won't fine you for that;

however, if you do have a book that has this yellow sticker on it that says, "Do Not Highlight" on there, then you may not highlight at all.

So if you check out a book with that sticker on it and you find highlighting in there, please bring it to our service desk right away so we can stamp it,

and then you're not held responsible for that. If something does happen to your book during the semester - for instance, if you spill coffee on it,

spill water on it, dog eats it - all of these things have happened - please bring the book directly to us

so we can kind of assess it and figure our what we need to do. We can get you a new book if you need one,

or we can kind of find the best way to go forward, but please just bring it back to us right away.

And lastly, when in doubt, if you have any questions about what to do with a textbook or a situation, please just contact us.

We're always willing to help. You know, you can contact us here in person, stop in, call us. We have our website -

there's lots of information there as well. So please do that.

And then lastly, we ask that you return your books on time. You know, this program saves you literally thousands of dollars while you're here.

So giving our books back to us at the end of the semester is also very helpful as well.

So thank you for your time, and have a great day.

For more infomation >> Textbook Services Help Video - Pick Up Textbooks - Duration: 3:22.

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Inspired to Transform Lives: Grace Kwasman, Director of the Women's Services - Duration: 0:16.

Your child is born, a joyful sight to see,

with dreams of hope and possibility.

You inspire us to do more.

You inspire us to transform lives.

Adventist Health. Together inspired.

For more infomation >> Inspired to Transform Lives: Grace Kwasman, Director of the Women's Services - Duration: 0:16.

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Mennonite Disaster Services: Partners in Communities Recovering - Duration: 3:26.

When the floods hit in February we organized our first meeting of community

partners five days after the flood and we invited the Indiana VOAD - Voluntary

Organizations Active in Disaster to be at that first meeting. They've been

instrumental in helping us get the right people, the right processes in place to

move forward with the recovery efforts. Mennonite Disaster Service is a

faith-based organization- and the four pillars consist of there needs to be

skilled volunteers which is what you see behind me, there needs to be equipment

for them to use to get the job done and that's supplied by us with the tool

trailer inlet and they also bring in their own tools often, and then there

also needs to be meaningful work and obviously the work here is is meaningful,

and then lastly the funding needs to be in place for us not for us to operate it

so we provide the labor and then once the materials are here we'll come and do

the work. The project today is on a home that was destroyed by the flood

here in Marshall County. The group that's here today is a group of 20 men

and women from Lagrange and Elkhart counties both of the men that I'm

working with here are long-term volunteers with Mennonite Disaster

Service and the young people that are working here are the Amish youth that

are off this week because their employers shut the factories down over

the fourth of July. They call this a vacation. They're away from the

normal. So that's who's here helping us work. The criteria for the family

receiving help is we look first to see if they have insurance, and then we also

look to see if they have received FEMA funding, we look to see if they've

applied for SBA for a small business administration support, and then we look

to see if they've received any state disaster assistance as well, and then

after we look at all of those resources it goes to our unmet needs

committee. But we're looking first for families that are displaced. Families

that are no longer living in their home. We're looking for families that maybe

they have disabilities family members with disabilities, low income families a

lot of our families about 37% are senior citizens some living on fixed incomes so

so those are priorities for us. One of the important parts of assistance that

we offer is the spiritual emotional care as well. It is a long process for folks

and they have they have a lot of stress. Our brains work a little

different in trauma. And so we're aware of that and are here to help provide some

emotional spiritual support as well. Connecting them with those partners that

can provide that kind of assistance. It's rewarding for us that's rewarding for

the homeowner but sometimes it speaks more directly to us.

It's part of part of a passion that we have in life and a calling and it's

basically you know putting the shoe leather to the ground. We

recognize that it's a long process for people but they're so grateful. So

grateful for the help and we see so many relationships form out of this work you

know people that are coming in to help are forming relationships with the

homeowners and relationships with other volunteers it really is rewarding work

and a whole lot of ways.

For more infomation >> Mennonite Disaster Services: Partners in Communities Recovering - Duration: 3:26.

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Textbook Services Help Video - Textbook Return - Duration: 2:14.

Hi everybody. My name is Cory Whipkey, and I am the Textbook Services manager for campus.

We wanted to give you just a little bit of information about returning your books at the end of the semester.

The first thing is you can return your books at any time. You can return them in the middle of the semester

if you're done with the book for a class. You can return it, you know, the week before finals.

You do not have to wait until the end of the semester - you can return a book at any point during the semester.

The next thing is that you don't have to return all your books at once. If you want to return a couple here if you're done with them

before the end of the semester, that's great. Or if you take a final and you just want to get rid of the book, that's great. You don't have to return them all at once.

And the last thing is if you can't make it here during our normal hours - and we have extended hours for textbook return -

but we do have two drop boxes that are located: one is outside of Hagestad Hall, and one of them is right by our front door here.

Those are unlocked and open any time that we're not open, so you can always return your textbooks to those places at any point.

For returning textbooks at the end of the semester, a couple quick tips: Our busiest times are Wednesday afternoon and Thursday afternoon,

so if you can avoid those times, you know, you'll get through in and out a lot quicker,

and your help our line during those times be a little bit shorter as well.

So if you could avoid those times, that's great; if you can't, no problem.

If you know something happened to your book during the semester, you can just return it right away to us at the help desk.

We can assess the book there, and just because something happened, it doesn't mean there is going to be a fine. We can always work with you

on any kind of situation, so, but if you know there is something wrong with a book, just return it right to our help desk - it will certainly help.

Lastly, put books back where they belong. There's a blue number by the spine . Please make sure to put it back by that blue number.

Any time it's not in that spot, or if you just dump all your books and leave, there are fines for that.

It helps us keep our inventory under control. Please put them back by the blue number.

And if you have any questions on that, just ask us at the help desk. We're always happy to help you and show you where to go.

And please bring your books back on time. I mean, it's kind of just common sense,

but hopefully you bring them back to us in time; that way, we don't have to chase them down from you,

and that they're ready to go for the start of the next semester.

So this program saves you thousands of dollars. It's a great deal. We ask that you just please bring your books back on time.

So, thank you very much. Have a great end of the semester, and thanks!

For more infomation >> Textbook Services Help Video - Textbook Return - Duration: 2:14.

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Nebraska VR Pre-Employment Transition Services Orientation Video - Duration: 4:25.

Hello my name is Yamika Herard and I am a Pre-Employment Transition Services

Coordinator with Nebraska VR. We work with students aged 14 to 21 with

disabilities and their parents in partnership with high schools to prepare

you for the world of work after high school. The leap from school to work can

be difficult for students who experience physical, intellectual or learning

disabilities. Challenges due to work limitations can make it even tougher. Our

role is to work together with your school to provide you with the tools you

need to succeed in learning, earning, and living in Nebraska. Your teacher should

talk with you and your parent or guardian before referring you to

Nebraska VR. Once we have a consent form signed by a parent, if you are under 19,

we can start working together. In larger schools coordinators are in the school

at least one day a week. In rural schools, staff time is scheduled based on the

needs of students. To begin we explore different types of work, discuss the

places where you might like to work, and review the training required for

specific jobs. We will work on skills to problem-solve follow directions and

contribute as a team member students may meet in groups or

individually to participate in these activities. My name is Jerry Patrick Neff.

I prefer to go by JP. I worked with Nebraska VR to learn more about the

world of work. One of my favorite things I did was was the Job Fair, where I got

to go to to interview employees of certain certain buildings like like Runza,

chick-fil-a and even the Henry Doorly Zoo. They all gave me insight into what

they looked for in employees. It also had like certain stations where I could

emulate certain jobs like sorting mail. I also I even got to try a mock interview.

I was nervous about it at first but they showed me that it as long as you put

your mind to it, it's not that difficult. All you have to worry about is giving

off a good impression yourself. Like are you willing to

take advice? Are you willing to look hear what they have to say and ultimately

figure out whether or not this is the job you want to do.

Together we will learn about employability skills like appropriate use of mobile devices and

social media on the job, how to talk to a supervisor, the importance of being on

time, and discuss independent living topics. You will also be introduced to

products and equipment that enhance learning, working, and daily living. You

may participate in mock interviews, business tours, job shadows, and even work

based learning experiences. Through hands-on work you will discover your

talents for yourself, what type of work you would enjoy, and learn what it takes

to be an employee. Along the way you will learn about yourself and your community

while developing self-advocacy skills. These activities are meant to introduce

a variety of experiences and set you on the right path for work that matters to

you as an adult. You're engaged participation now will help

you be successful after high school.

I'm interested in jobs relating to film making.

You have to be committed to do it. It has to be something that you're

willing to give your all and get the task done. I think it was worth taking

the services mainly because even though not all the jobs were in my interest

they all taught me you have to be committed to your job in order to go

anywhere with your career. The main thing I learned from it is the environments I

work the best in. As I said before be confident in what you're doing and be

determined to get whatever you're interested in done. That's what's

ultimately gonna get you somewhere.

Additional opportunities are

available across the state during the summer. Transition Summer Programs

further build on what you will learn during the school year and provide

opportunities to develop skills to meet workplace expectations and further

develop employability skills. Nebraska VR pre-employment transition services can

help you make the most of all your skills and abilities. This is the goal

for all individuals including those with the most significant disabilities. That

is why we like to say Nebraska VR - Where your future begins

For more infomation >> Nebraska VR Pre-Employment Transition Services Orientation Video - Duration: 4:25.

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3 Best services for your dropshipping store: boost your profit! - Duration: 4:06.

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There are three possible scenarios where you might need

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The first one is when you have just built your store manually from a scratch, and you

need to make sure that it is fully ready to meet your potential customers.

Or isn't it?

The second one is when you already have enough traffic on your website but your visitors

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Choose the service you want on our dropship.club website in the "Services" page, think

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The UNILU drone - Research on Luswishi's ecosystem services (DR Congo) - Duration: 4:00.

What is your objective?

The objective pursued in this forest is to try to index the large trees found there.

With the drone, I can take various pictures.

We have different interests. In particular, in the case of plots that have already been placed here,

and that take into account the different habitats in this conserved Luswishi forest.

Thanks to the drone, we can study the dynamics of these habitats.

In particular, this device can carry a multispectral camera

by which the different vegetation indices can be studied,

which allows us to map the area, in particular by allowing us to study the dynamics of these habitats.

Can the drone be useful in monitoring the Luswishi concession?

Yes, absolutely, because the concession is one of the forest patches in this peri-urban area of Lubumbashi

and around it, there are many private concessions, so one way to see that our forest is well conserved,

and that there are no incursions from the individuals around us,

is to take pictures with the drone, since with this one, you can go up to 500 meters high,

we can take panoramic images, and from where we are, we can send it up to a kilometre away.

So we can take images, including videos, but also pictures

which allow us to make a serious and documented monitoring of the Luswishi forest.

After the propellers, I charged my batteries.

During a flight, each battery can last for more or less fifteen minutes.

I put my battery in the drone and as a precaution, before turning on the drone,

I always turn on the remote control because the drone can have anomalies, and with the remote control, I can control it.

We can see that this forest has been densified around large termite mounds,

so the presence of the muhulu, some ancient theories say so,

can be linked precisely to the presence of termite mounds.

Thanks to this technology, and in particular the on-board multispectral camera,

it will be possible to study the different dense forest patches of the Luswishi,

and see if we can correlate them with the presence of large termite mounds.

So far, the studies we've done show that this could be the case.

All right, mission accomplished!

For more infomation >> The UNILU drone - Research on Luswishi's ecosystem services (DR Congo) - Duration: 4:00.

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TUM Welcome Services – First Steps for International Researchers - Duration: 3:32.

You are about to move to Munich and conduct research at TUM?

That's great – congratulations!

This little video is going to give you a little overview on the things to consider before

coming to Germany.

The first thing that you should think about before arriving here is whether you'll need

a visa during your stay or not.

If you are an EU citizen, you enjoy the freedom of movement within the EU and don't have

to worry about this issue.

If you are a non-EU citizen, you probably need a visa to be able to enter Germany.

Please inform yourself in time at your nearest German embassy about the regulation(s) that

apply to you.

If you'll need an entry visa, you sooner or later will have to approach the immigration

office (German: Ausländerbehörde) after arriving in Germany in order to get a valid

residence permit.

Please bring the following documents from home for this appointment:

If applicable, a marriage certificate and birth certificates of your children.

In any case: your passport and your academic record.

Another important issue to look at before coming to Germany is housing.

Especially in Munich, the housing situation is really tight, competitive and expensive

and therefore might be the biggest challenge of your whole stay.

Our Accommodation Service will support you as best as possible, but cannot guarantee

a suitable match.

Due to the tense housing market, we unfortunately see a lot of fraud happening on the internet:

so please don't transfer any money to anybody unless, you are really sure the apartment

you are negotiating really exists.

Within two weeks after you've moved into your new apartment in Munich, you have to

register your address with the local authorities (German: Meldepflicht).

Once you are a confirmed Munich resident, you should open a German bank account.

Especially if you'll have a working contract with the university, it is essential to have

one so that your salary can actually reach you.

Also paying rent is usually done via direct debiting and German landlords usually prefer

a German bank account.

Besides housing and residency, health insurance is another important topic.

Please be aware that you need sufficient health insurance coverage during the whole time of

your stay.

Depending on your funding, you can either enter the German public health care system

or buy a private health insurance.

Last but not the least, it is probably handy to be able to speak a little German, especially

if you are dealing with German bureaucracy.

The staff at the Munich authorities often do speak some English but knowing some German

is definitely helpful.

Remember, the Welcome Services of the TUM International Center want to make your relocation

as smooth as possible.

Therefore, feel free to contact us with any questions you might have.

We can also set up a face-to-face meeting after your arrival where we can discuss further

issues of your relocation.

Finally, the Welcome Services of the TUM International Center organizes regular cultural, welcome

and informative events which are targeted to all international researchers conducting

research at TUM.

Enjoy your stay in Munich and at TUM and all the best!