for the eop in particular, so we did out what it is.ur core base plan that speaks to how the city responds to any type of incident or event that may happen, either a no notice incident, anything think about flooding to earthquakes other hazards to pre-planned events like j]the pride parade events coming city wide event. that eop described very broadly who was involved in the city and the structure we use to coordinate activities actions across our city departments and our whole community partners. this is it isn't meant to be a super detailed exactly how something will it does describe all the actions that different city departments take to include a big piece of it, well talk about this as well, but a large piece of it is speaking how we activate the city emergency operation center, eoc, our central coordination point for multi-agency response operations in and we do activate that when there is any sort that may have city wide impacts so spthe presentation, but pin a nutshell, that is what the eop describes is how we might respond to a

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they offer really good programs like si se puede, eops and other programs that can help you. but a new report released by the state auditor shows between 2017 and 2019, only one of every five eligible students transferred to a uc or csu statewide. the auditor says the rates were even lower for students in certain regions, and demographic groups. as an educator, whenever you see a low transfer data and low success rates, they are of concern and it is troubling. the president of san jose city college believes her numbers will be much better than the statewide figures. we'll take a look at that data, and then i'll get together with my institutional researcher, my dean of research, to see where scc is in relation to that transfer data. and not everyone is looking to switch to a state school. nicolette fierro is looking to transfer to stanford or ucla from reedley college in the central valley. i think the process can definitely be a little bit difficult and overwhelming, just because there are so many like requirements that you have to meet, but i think as long as you kind of ide

in partnership with the secretary general for the preparation of this eop 30 we will work on a global justice, equality and solidarity. a previously unknown composition by wolfgang amadeus mozart has been performed in the german city of leipzig where it was discovered. the work, which is 12 minutes long, is thought to have been composed in the 1760s when mozart was between ten and 13 years old. researchers discovered it in during work on a library in the city. due to its resemblance to mozart's most famous piece "a little night music" it was subtitled "a very little night music". the unearthed manuscript, in brown ink on medium—white paper, is thought to be a copy and not penned by mozart himself. one of classical music's greatest composers, mozart was a child prodigy and died at the age ofjust 35. stay with us here on bbc news hello there. big thunderstorms are on the way for monday and that brings the threat of some significant flash flooding. the storms that we had on sunday were heavy enough but didn't affect everyone. western scotland, the skies have been like this for days in th

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if you're comom eope, you're coming through new york city. and of course, the location would be what is today. ellis island, if you arrived after 1892, up until the early 1950s, all sailed into new york harbor, and then you would be offloaded ellis island, where you would be processed. if you came from the far east, japan, china and elsewhere, you came through san francisco. most folks have heard of ellis island angel island out in san francisco is a little less well known unless you're out on the west coast. but here's the thing. the boat arrives. you offload. you go into a multiplying of buildings to be processed. they will record in a ledger your name, your home country, your occupation, skill set. do you have? what family members are with you or might be coming later? they'll things like do you have a job? do you have a place to live? they will check your general health. they'll give you sort of a a fitness exam. and then if you pass all of these hurdles, then you will be ferried over to the south tip of manhattan island, and then are fre

we will basically this is place all the staff goes and the plan that presented at the eop is the operation plan for the eoc. adrian will go ahead and present what we have done over the last year. >> thank you director carroll and madam mayor and members of the council. i'm here to talk about what we have done over the last year in terms of activations of the eoc. we activated the eoc14 times since august of last year, and you can see up on the screen and on your slides just a very basic summary of some of the activations we had. what many don't know when you activate the eoc-there are different levels of activation. i want to talk through thats basically today. the incident really does dictate the level of activation we have for the eoc. level 1 activation is the highest level we have. you can think as all hands on deck, it is a full activation of the eoc. when we activate the eoc at level 1 it is very robust. we have many different sections, kim referenced a lot of what we have within our operation section, so we not only have our planning efforts, logistical efforts, our finance and admi

it's the holy roman empire is the political organization of germanal eope at this and there's a large number of small countries, particularly in stern and southwestern germany, where these soldiers are drawn from their traditional es othe british. they helped the british the seven years war, what we c the french andn wain north america, when a large british army was deployed to enta europe and fought alongside these german speaking soldiers from a number of small states. now you can see the various states listed there. i'm not going to go through each and every one, but do remember the hessians from hasim castle and also the brunswick, or as we say inlish braunschweig, griffin, bootle. ntingents.two largest they aremainin to some extent, their ownanizion and tactical identity when they come to north america. and this is one of the reasons why the british turned to them initially, the british don't come back to the hessians because they owe them a lot of money from the seven years war and they know the first thing that the hessians will insist on is being paid for the last war. if they