Dear Participant,
First off, we want to thank you for your service and dedication to your country. We also thank you for
registering for a 2015/16 Veteran Adventure Trip/Event! We are excited to have you join us in the
adventures we will embark on through this program. To ensure we give you the safest and most exciting
trip/event possible, we ask that you submit the following forms by mail, email (tonec@siu.edu ), or in
person at Touch of Nature, no later than one week before the trip/event begins.
- Payment (if necessary)
- Assumption of Risk/Photo Release
- Participant Medical Information Form
- Copy of DD 214
- Copy of class schedule or active registration
Please bring the following to the trip/event:
- If you are participating in a trip, everything pertinent listed on the trip specific packing list
- Any medications you may need (in accordance with the Participant Medical Agreement
form).
If you have any questions regarding the trip/event please feel free to contact us Monday-Friday, 8am4:30pm
at 618-453-1121. Thank you, and we look forward to meeting you!
Touch of Nature Environmental Center
Southern Illinois University
tonec@siu.edu
P: 618/453-1121
F: 618/453-1188
TON.SIU.EDU
Dear Participant:
Congratulations! You are scheduled for an Adventure Education Program Event at Minnesota State
University, Mankato. You will have some unique opportunities to challenge and support yourself and your group
members. We hope that you have a great program, including learning new things about yourself and having a lot
of fun.
Here is some information that can help you prepare for the day:
What to expect from an "adventure-based challenge program":
Adventure-based means taking calculated risks (physically, mentally and/or emotionally). Risks used to
challenge you may include: honesty, team-building, decision-making, speaking up in a group,
playing with free-abandonment, trust, and thinking in new and different ways.
Challenges are the activities used to challenge you to take calculated risks as a group member or an
individual. Depending on what your group leader scheduled, these activities will be "low" close
to the ground, or "high" in the air while attached to a safety (belay) rope, or a combination
program of "low" and "high" challenges.
What to wear:
Loose, comfortable clothing in which you can easily move.
Shoes with closed-toes, soft soles and no high heels (no open shoes or sandals).
Layers, so that you can adjust to the temperature (bring one more layer than you think you will need!).
Rain gear, and/or clothes appropriate to the weather conditions (hats, gloves, etc.).
What to bring:
• Water—There is no water on site! Bring at least two quarts of liquid to drink for yourself (water or sports
drinks---NO alcoholic beverages!) In addition, your group may want to bring an extra container of hot drinks
if you are coming on a cold day.
Food—You may bring food as it applies to your group's schedule (check with your group leader).
• Sunscreen and insect repellent—We have very little shade and sometimes plenty of mosquitoes.
• Your Medical and Liability Release Forms! Your group leader has been sent liability release and medical
forms to give to you in advance of attending the Adventure Education Program. Be sure you read and sign
them. You will be unable to participate without these signed forms! You are encouraged to consult your
medical professionals if you have any questions about your participation. Please, consult your physician if
you are pregnant or think you may be pregnant, and/or if you have any heart conditions. The forms can also
be found digitally at http://www.mnsu.edu/adventure/forms/
We look forward to seeing you soon!
Sam A. Steiger M.S. , EMT-B
Program Coordinator, Adventure Education Program & Climbing Walls
Minnesota State University, Office of Campus Recreation
118 Myers Field House
Mankato, MN 56001 Web: www.mnsu.edu/adventure/
Email: AEP@mnsu.edu Phone: 507-389-5435 Fax: 507-389-5393
Dear participants of OTAMP2006!
The conference is approaching and there is only one week left. We hope
that you have already arranged your travel and we are waiting for you in
Lund.
The Registration desk will be opened on Thursday, June 15 from 16.00
and on Friday, June 16 from 8.00. It will be situated at Mathematical Annex.
It is marked by MA on the map of LTH campus
http://www.maths.lth.se/matematiklth/personal/kurasov/OTAMP2006/campuskarta.pdf
(You may find hotel Sparta on the same map as well.) The campus of
LTH can easily be reached by foot from the railway station Lund Central,
but I recommend for those coming for the first time to take taxi from the
station (the price should not exceed 100 SEK).
The registration on Thursday will be followed by welcome reception to
start at about 18.00.
We have placed the Schedule, Book of abstracts and List of reservations
on the web-page of the conference
http://www.maths.lth.se/otamp2006
Could you please check the following:
1. The schedule does not collide with your travel plans
http://www.maths.lth.se/matematiklth/personal/kurasov/OTAMP2006/schedule.pdf
2. The latest version of your abstract is used
http://www.maths.lth.se/matematiklth/personal/kurasov/OTAMP2006/bookabs.pdf
3. There is a room reserved for you
http://www.maths.lth.se/matematiklth/personal/kurasov/OTAMP2006/Hotel.pdf
4. Print out and read information how to reach you accommodation.
http://www.maths.lth.se/matematiklth/personal/kurasov/OTAMP2006/Acc.pdf
What to do if something is wrong:
A. Concerning reservation at hotel Sparta inform the hotel directly hotell.sparta@samhall.se
(The organizers are not able to make these changes anymore).
B. In any other case contact the organizers otamp2006@maths.lth.se.
Please do not hesitate to ask any questions. Taking into account your
questions the Final Announcement will be updated continuously, hence check
the lates version before posing your question.
If you have questions during the conference contact Pavel Kurasov cell
phone 0708-223416 (inside Sweden) , +46 708223416 (from outside Sweden).
Looking forward to meeting you in Lund,
Pavel Kurasov
Dear Participant,
Welcome and thank you for booking onto the Totnes Transition (Launch/Thrive) course.
Practicalities
Dates: Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th September 2008.
Times: On both days training begin at 9:30am sharp and finish at 5:30.
Please arrive anytime from 8:45am on Saturday for registration and welcome.
If you haven't already done so you will need to pay the balance of your course fee on arrival.
Venue:
Getting there / travel information:
The training is non residential, if you need accommodation ... (link to local tourist info or a list of
recommended B&B's)
You may bring food to share, or if you prefer, there are many local shops to buy lunch or cafes within
easy walking distance. Other meals are entirely up to you. We will be providing coffee and a selection
of teas throughout the day.
Please feel free to bring laptops and/or recording devices if you feel these might help you, however
they are not necessary. We will be providing you with background material and the presentations we
will be making during the training. We can copy these onto a CD, but memory sticks or onto laptops
works just the same, and saves resources. Please bring memory sticks with 330 + mbts of memory if
this is how you would like to receive your copy of the materials. We are, however, now
recommending using DropBox http://www.dropbox.com , free software you can down load from the
internet onto your laptop which means trainers can share these resources with you directly from their
laptop to yours including any updates. Once you have the software installed your trainer can send you
a link to their folders inviting you to download them onto your laptop.
What we would like you to think about before the training
1) Any information on your transition town that you can share, posters you have used, leaflets,
brochures, any printed/audio/visual material that you have used or assisted in your TT initiative. This
will be a mutual learning environment!
2) Your story is important. Take some time to reflect on your journey regarding transition. When did
you realise that we needed to make big changes to the way we live. How did you hear about
Transition and what got you interested? Why do you want to be part of a Transition process?
Transition Network is a company limited by guarantee registered in England, number 6135675 and a
charity registered in England & Wales, number 1128675
Dear Participant of "12-th Polish Workshop on Relativistic Heavy-Ion Collisions",
We have composed the program, available at
https://indico.cern.ch/event/544641/timetable/#20161104
Please, verify if your contribution is properly located. Due to a large number of contributed talks we
were forced to make the presentations quite short (please, note that the last 5 min. of the allocated
time is reserved for discussion). We were also reluctant to shorten coffee or lunch breaks, as they
contribute to the loose spirit of the meeting, with much time for interaction. We hope you
understand and make your presentations to the point.
We understand that some of you may arrive late or leave early. We will appreciate this information,
as this will allow us to make catering adjustments.
See you soon in Kielce!
Wojciech Broniowski, tel. +48 602 771917
Wojciech Florkowski
Francesco Giacosa
Ewa Maksymiuk
Maciej Rybczynski
Milena Soltysiak
Grzegorz Stefanek
Agnieszka Wojtaszek-Szwarc
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