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The extensible neuroimaging archive toolkit (XNAT) is a common platform for storing and distributing neuroimaging data and is used by many key repositories of public neuroimaging data. Some examples include the Neuroimaging Informatics Tools and Resources Clearinghouse (NITRC, ), the ConnectomeDB for the Human Connectome Project ( ), and XNAT Central ( ). We introduce Rxnat ( ), an open-source R package designed to interact with any XNAT-based repository. The program has similar capabilities with PyXNAT and XNATpy, which were developed for Python users. Rxnat was developed to address the increased popularity of R among neuroimaging researchers. The Rxnat package can query multiple XNAT repositories and download all or a specific subset of images for further processing. This provides a lingua franca for the large community of R analysts to interface with multiple XNAT-based publicly available neuroimaging repositories. The potential of Rxnat is illustrated using an example of neuroimaging data normalization from two neuroimaging repositories, NITRC and HCP.
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We design, manufacture and distribute party goods found in over 40,000 retail outlets worldwide, including Party City stores as well as independent party supply stores, mass merchants, grocery retailers, dollar stores and others.
Party City is the leading party goods retailer in North America and operates the only coast-to-coast network of party superstores in the U.S. and Puerto Rico. Globally, our broad selection of decorated party supplies are available in more than 70 countries with Canada, the U.K., France, Germany and Australia among our largest international markets.
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Sean Thompson became Chief Merchant in November of 2019 and Chief Commercial Officer in September of 2020. Prior to joining the company, Mr. Thompson served at 7-Eleven, Inc. from 2012 to 2019, where he held several leadership positions of increasing responsibility, including SVP of Merchandising, SVP of Marketing, VP of Acquisition Integration, VP of Private Brands and Sr. Director of Merchandising. Previously, he served in merchandising and consulting roles with Target Corporation and The Farnsworth Group. Mr. Thompson holds a BA in Psychology and an MBA from Indiana University.
We are the leading party goods retailer by revenue in North America and, we believe, the largest vertically integrated supplier of decorated party goods globally by revenue. We have approximately 830 party superstore locations (including franchised stores) in the U.S. and Puerto Rico. We also operate multiple e-commerce sites, principally under the domain name PartyCity.com, and during the Halloween selling season we also operate a network of approximately 250-300 temporary stores under the Halloween City banner.
We communicate the Supplier Code initially as part of our supplier onboarding process and thereafter periodically from time to time, including by electronic correspondence when there are updates. Our suppliers are required to certify compliance annually with the Supplier Code. In addition, the Supplier Code prohibits our suppliers from using subcontractors without our approval, and our approval is conditioned on such subcontractors signing a written agreement indicating compliance with the Supplier Code. We do training with our suppliers on the Supplier Code in addition to the internal training that is done by our suppliers. Such training is verified by independent, third party auditing firms.
Factory Audits. Factory audits of selected manufacturers are conducted on our behalf by independent third-party auditors, including Intertek, SGS, Bureau Veritas and Elevate. The auditors conduct both announced and unannounced audits.
Recruitment of state mainstream secondary schools within a 30-mile radius of Bristol, and within the South East and South Central Wales educational consortia was conducted between April and June 2016. These geographical locations were selected due to locality of the research teams, but were broad enough to ensure a wide range of schools in terms of size, socioeconomic status of catchment area and urban versus rural. In Wales, all eligible schools were stratified into three levels according to free school meal eligibility of students (high, medium and low compared to the national average). Two schools were randomly selected from each stratum in each consortium and invited to participate. Schools that declined were replaced by a randomly selected school from the same stratum and region. In England, the study was advertised to head teachers at all eligible schools, and invitations were followed up with relevant senior leaders. Those who expressed interest in participation were stratified into three levels according to free school meal eligibility (high, medium and low compared to the national average) and local authority (Bristol / non Bristol). Where more than two schools fitted into one stratum, two were randomly selected. Once a school was ready to sign up to the study, a research agreement was signed by the team and a head teacher or designated senior leader. This agreement set out the responsibilities of each party and covered data collections, support for the intervention delivery and sharing of findings.
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Effective May 21, 2012, a responsible party (see IRM 21.7.13.7.3.12.3 for input information) will be limited to receipt of one (1) EIN per business day. This limit applies whether the responsible party is applying online, by phone, fax or mail. It does not matter which entity type the taxpayer has chosen.
As part of a Servicewide effort to combat fraud and identity theft, beginning January 2, 2013, EIN assignment employees, as part of research performed on the responsible party, will perform a date of death (DOD) check when:
The Integrated Automated Technologies (IAT) EIN Assignment tool will display a pop-up screen when a date of death is present for the responsible party. In addition, the pop-up screen refers the employee to this IRM for procedures. Follow the instructions below when a date of death is displayed.
The date of death check is performed on the individual named as the responsible party on Form SS-4 - either line 7a/7b (principal officer, member, partner) or Line 9a (sole proprietor, grantor/trustor). The DOD check is not performed on a fiduciary (the conservator, receiver, guardian, bankruptcy trustee, etc.)
Do not disclose any information beyond the language shown above. If questioned why the responsible party must call then state: \"I'm sorry, I am unable to provide you with any further information.\"
Do not, at any point in the conversation, either state or confirm that IRS records show the responsible party is deceased. The authorized third party is not entitled to this information. Their authority ends at the time of the taxpayer's death. Only an individual who can establish authority, such as a fiduciary (administrator, executor, or trustee of the estate), or an heir at law, next of kin, or beneficiary who establishes a material interest, may be entitled to any information about the decedent.
The entity type must be one for which an alternative responsible party may be provided ( Corporation, LLC, Partnership, etc.) There cannot be an alternate responsible party for entity types where there is only one responsible party (Sole Proprietorship, Single-Member LLC, Household Employer, etc.).
If you are processing a faxed application, and a date of death is present for the responsible party, fax the Form SS-4 back to the sender using the campus cover sheet. If the Form SS-4 was faxed by the responsible party, use the following language: \"We are sorry, but we are unable to provide you with an EIN at this time. Our records show a date of death is present. Contact the Social Security Administration (SSA) to correct the information. Then, you must mail or fax us a completed and signed Form SS-4, along with the documentation received from SSA as verification. Upon receipt, the application and documentation will be evaluated, and, if complete, an EIN will be faxed back within 4 business days.\" If the Form SS-4 was faxed by a TPD/POA or other authorized individual, use the following language: \"We are sorry, but we are unable to provide you with an EIN at this time. Please have the responsible party contact us.\" See IRM 10.5.1.6.9.4, Faxing for guidance. 59ce067264