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Frequently Asked Questions
Please click on any of the Frequently Asked Questions
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For other questions you may have, please contact the Office of the Tax Assessor-Collector at (210) 335-2251 for personalized assistance.
How is my property value determined?
The Bexar Appraisal District identifies property to be taxed, determines its appraised value, whether to grant exemptions, the taxable owner and mailing address, and which taxing jurisdictions may tax the property.
For information on VALUES, to file for an EXEMPTION, or to report changes in OWNERSHIP or ADDRESS, please call the Appraisal District at (210) 224-2432. The Appraisal District mailing address is P.O. Box 830248, San Antonio, Texas 78283-0248. The Appraisal District office is located at 411 N. Frio, San Antonio, Texas 78207. Bexar Appraisal District information can also be accessed through their website at www.bcad.org. -
What are some exemptions? How do I apply?
Exemptions reduce the market value of your property. This lowers your tax obligation. Some of these exemptions are:
- General Residence Homestead: Available for all homeowners who occupy and own the residence as of January 1 of the tax year.
- Disabled Homestead: May be taken in addition to the homestead exemption. Persons with disabilities may qualify for this exemption if they (1) qualify for disability benefits under the Federal Old Age Survivors and Disability Insurance Program administered by the Social Security Administration or (2) have a physician´s statement indicating the applicant is unable to engage or obtain any type of gainful employment.
- Residence Homestead of 100% or totally Disabled Veterans: House Bill 3613 of 81st Texas Legislature authorized the creation of Section 11.131 of the Texas Property Tax Code. This newly created Section entitles a 100% exemption for a residence homestead of a qualifying Disabled Veteran. In accordance to the Tax Code, a Disabled Veteran who has a 100% service connected rating from the United States Department of Veteran Affairs, or is unemployable, is exempt from taxation on the veteran´s residential homestead. The exemption became effective for the 2009 tax year. Because this is a newly created exemption, you will need to submit an application with the Bexar Appraisal District. You may download the current application at http://www.bcad.org/PDFs/50-114.pdf.
- Disabled Veteran or Survivors of a Disabled Veteran: May be taken in addition to the homestead exemption in accordance to the applicants disability rating established by the Veterans Administration. This exemption can be taken on any property in Texas; it is not limited to the homestead property.
- Over-65 Exemption: May be taken in addition to a homestead exemption on their primary residence effective in the year they become 65 years of age or the year they acquire the property.
Some jurisdictions have limitations of taxes on homesteads of the elderly or disabled. These are commonly called "tax freezes." Taxes are limited to the amount paid on the homestead in the qualifying year plus the value of any additions to the property made after the qualifying year.
These limitations currently exist for all school districts. The limitation is also effective for the Flood Control Fund, Alamo Community College, Bexar County, City of San Antonio, Shavano Park, Leon Valley, and Live Oak.
You may defer or postpone paying taxes on your homestead if you are 65 years of age or older or disabled for as long as you occupy the residence. A homeowner must file a deferral affidavit with the Bexar Appraisal District. The deferred status only postpones the liability and therefore does not cancel the tax obligation. Interest accrues at the rate of eight percent per year. Once a property owner no longer lives or owns the home, past taxes and deferred interest become due on the 181st day.
The chief appraiser is responsible for granting/denying exemption applications. A property owner or the owner's authorized agent must file the necessary application before May 1 of the tax year.
To apply for an exemption, call the Bexar Appraisal District at (210) 224-2432. You may also contact their agency directly by e-mail at email@example.com or visit their website at www.bcad.org to obtain the necessary forms. The exemption will be forwarded to the tax office as soon as the Appraisal District updates their records. - General Residence Homestead: Available for all homeowners who occupy and own the residence as of January 1 of the tax year.
When are Property taxes due?
Taxes are due on OCTOBER 1 of each year. In order to be timely, payment of taxes must be postmarked on or before the due date.
Taxes are delinquent on FEBRUARY 1 of each year and subject to penalty and interest. Due to a change in the statue, participating jurisdictions may elect to turn over their delinquent business property taxes to their delinquent tax attorneys for collection on April 1st of the year the taxes became delinquent, and are also subject to an additional penalty of 15 or 20% of the taxes, penalty and interest due.
All other past due taxes are surrendered for collection on July 1st of the year the taxes became delinquent and are also subject to the additional 15 or 20% collection fee. -
What if I don't receive a Tax Statement?
Failure to receive a tax statement does not affect the validity of the tax, penalty, interest, due date, the existence of a tax lien, or any procedure instituted to collect a tax. Please contact my information center at (210) 335-2251 to request a duplicate tax statement or you can check your account status online at: https://actweb.acttax.com/act_webdev/bexar/index.jsp. -
Will a lien be placed on my property if the taxes are paid?
State law AUTOMATICALLY places a tax lien on all taxable property on JANUARY 1 of each year to ensure that taxes are paid. -
What if I sold my property last year?
The person who owned the property on January 1 of the tax year is personally liable for the tax, even if he/she sold the property during the year. However, let the buyer beware that the lien follows the property. -
What if my mortgage company is supposed to pay my taxes?
HB 923 of the 80th regular session of the Texas Legislature stipulates that if an Assessor mails a bill to the authorized agent, i.e., mortgage company, it is not necessary to mail a bill to the owner of record. As a courtesy, tax statements will be mailed to the mortgage company and owner of record.
You may forward your tax statement to your mortgage company if your taxes are paid from an escrow account.
Delinquent and supplemental reminder notices will be mailed only to the owner of the property as shown on the tax records -
Can I get a discount on my taxes if I pay early?
By official order of the Bexar County Commissioner´s Court dated September 9, 2003, tax payment discounts have been discontinued for Bexar County, Flood Control Fund and all 47 taxing jurisdictions that we are contractually obligated to collect.
We urge you to avail yourself of other payment options available such as the split payment option and for those over 65 or disabled, the quarter payment option. These options have deadlines mandated by state law, so please read the back of your statement for more details. -
Do I have to pay all my taxes at the same time?
No. You may select one of the payment options to pay your taxes in installments. Payments are accepted; however, the entire amount must be paid on or before January 31 of the following year in order to avoid penalty and interest. -
What kind of payment options are available?
- SPLIT-PAYMENT OPTION: You may pay the current year base tax in two equal installments without incurring penalty and interest if: (1) you pay at least one-half of the base amount on or before November 30 of the tax year, and (2) you pay the remaining amount on or before June 30 of the following year. The correct amount is shown on the original tax bill for the year.
- 4-PAYMENT OPTION: This option applies only to property the person occupies as a residence homestead, and only to those persons who are disabled or 65 years of age or considered totally disabled under SSI. If you are QUALIFIED for OVER 65 or DISABLED EXEMPTIONS, you may make your payments in four equal installments without incurring penalty and interest, if paid in the following manner:
- 1) 1st payment due on or before January 31st;
- 2) 2nd payment due on or before March 31st;
- 3) 3rd payment due on or before May 31st; and
- 4) 4th payment due on or before July 31st.
- SPLIT-PAYMENT OPTION: You may pay the current year base tax in two equal installments without incurring penalty and interest if: (1) you pay at least one-half of the base amount on or before November 30 of the tax year, and (2) you pay the remaining amount on or before June 30 of the following year. The correct amount is shown on the original tax bill for the year.
What is a tax certificate, and how can I obtain one?
A tax certificate is a document showing the current status of taxes; if delinquent, the certificate shows penalties and interest that are due according to tax records. The fee to obtain a certificate is $10.00 per certificate; prepayment is required. -
How do I file for a Release of Lien on a manufactured home?
Effective June 18, 2005, House Bill 4238 amended Section 32.03 of the Texas Property Tax Code requiring taxing units to file a tax lien against a manufactured home with the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs no later than six months after the end of the tax year for which the tax is owed. A person is prohibited from transferring title of a manufactured home until all tax liens perfected on the home have been extinguished or satisfied and released. For additional information, please feel free to contact our Assessing Department at (210) 335-6574 or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com. -
What is a military tax deferral and how do I apply?
Section 31.02 (b) of the Texas Property Tax Code stipulates that a person serving on active duty in the military may defer their tax obligation. In order to qualify for a military deferral of taxes, a person must be on active military duty out of this state during a war or national emergency declared in accordance to federal law. The property taxes for all locally owned property may be paid with no penalty or interest up to 60 days after the earliest of the following:
- 1) The date of discharge;
- 2) The date the person returns to Texas for more than 10 days;
- 3) The date of return to non-active duty status in the reserves; or
- 4) The date the war or national emergency ends
To postpone your property taxes, you will need to submit the required application (Form 50-305) and your military orders to the Bexar County Tax Assessor-Collector´s office. You may download the application at: http://www.window.state.tx.us/taxinfo/taxforms/50-305.pdf or by contacting our office directly.


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- Jul 4:
- Despite flooding, location change, Taste of Minnesota underway
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- Flooding moves Taste of Minnesota to Waconia
Because of St. Paul's high water and flooded streets, the July 4 fireworks display has been moved from Harriet Island to the state Capitol mall.
The mall will open to the public at 8 p.m. Friday, and the show will begin about 10 p.m.
Attendees are allowed to bring pre-packaged food and beverages. Grills, alcohol and personal fireworks are not allowed.
The event area will be closed to vehicle traffic from Rice Street to Cedar Street, and from University Avenue to 12th Street West, according to a city of St. Paul news release.
The fireworks most likely won't be visible from the Mississippi River area.
Afton: 116th annual Fourth of July parade at noon, followed by food, a beer tent and music by the Zingrays in Town Square Park. Streets leading into Afton will be closed at 11:45 a.m. Shuttle buses will run from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. from Lakeland Plaza in Lakeland. A round trip costs $3.
Anoka: Flag-raising ceremony at 7 a.m. at the Anoka County Courthouse. Anoka County Commissioner Scott Schulte will speak. Attendees will include the posts and auxiliaries of the Anoka County Veterans of Foreign Wars, the American Legions, the Military Order of the Cootie, the Military Order of the Purple Heart and other veterans.
Blaine: Flag-raising ceremony at 8:30 a.m. at Blaine City Hall and fireworks at 10 p.m. at the National Sports Center. blainefestival.org/?page_id=372
Coon Rapids: Three-day July 4th Community Celebration includes carnival games, bingo, entertainment and food at Sand Creek Park, 1008 Northdale Boulevard. Parade at 6 p.m. July 3 along Northdale Boulevard, fireworks at 10 p.m. July 4. ci.coon-rapids.mn.us/GeneralInfo/July4.htm.
Cottage Grove: Family events starting at 6 p.m. at Kingston Park, sponsored by the Cottage Grove Lions. Games, food, gift certificate giveaways. Fireworks at dusk.
Eagan: Fireworks display at 10 p.m., as part of Funfest, the city's annual celebration. Eagan Festival Grounds, 1501 Central Parkway.
Forest Lake: Carnival, games and live music July 2 through July 6. On July 4, parade begins at 10 a.m. and fireworks at 10 p.m. ci.forest-lake.mn.us.
Hastings: Fireworks at dusk. Hastings Country Club, 2015 Westview Drive.
Historic Fort Snelling: Independence Day Celebration showcases what life was like at the fort in the early 1800s. Cannon salutes, War of 1812 mock battle, fife and drum music, historic games. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission $11 for adults, $9 for seniors and college students, $6 for children ages 6-17, free for children 5 and younger. events.mnhs.org.
Maplewood: "Light It Up Maplewood" from 4 to 10 p.m. at Hazelwood Park includes live music, food and fireworks. Attendees are encouraged to bring a blanket or lawn chairs. No outside food or beverages will be allowed inside the park.
Marine on St. Croix: Fireworks at 10 p.m. July 3 in the Village Square.
Mendota Heights: Fireworks at dusk, Mendakota Country Club, 2075 Mendakota Drive.
Minneapolis: "Red, White and Boom" celebration July 3 and July 4 includes activities along the Mississippi River and fireworks at 10 p.m. July 4. facebook.com/MinneapolisRedWhiteAndBoom.
Roseville: "Party in the Park" from 1 to 10 p.m. at Central Park includes carnival games, puppet shows, live music -- including performances by the Roseville Big Band and the Roseville Community Band -- food vendors and fireworks over Bennett Lake.
St. Paul: Fourth in the Park in the St. Anthony Park neighborhood includes fun runs at 8:30 a.m.; parade beginning at 11 a.m. along Como Avenue to Langford Park; and music, food, speeches, games, pony rides and prizes in the park until 6 p.m. facebook.com/fourthinthepark.
St. Paul: Outdoor concerts marking the 40th anniversary of the public radio program "A Prairie Home Companion" from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. July 4 and 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. July 5 at Macalester College, 1600 Grand Ave., St. Paul.
St. Paul: Lao Family Foundation Hmong Freedom Celebration from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. July 4 and July 5 at Como Park's McMurray Fields, 1155 Jessamine Ave. W., St. Paul.
St. Paul: Sparky the Sea Lion performs at 3 p.m. July 4, in addition to her regular 11:30 a.m. show. Como Zoo is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Admission is free.
Stillwater: Fireworks over the St. Croix River about 10 p.m., with coordinated music broadcast on KLBB 1220 AM and in Lowell Park. The St. Croix Jazz Orchestra performs from 7 to 9 p.m. at Pioneer Park. In case of rain, events will be held July 5.
Stillwater: "Light a Spark" fireworks viewing and gala at the Stillwater Public Library. For information, 651-275-4338, ext. 130, or stillwaterlibrary.org.
Waconia: Taste of Minnesota, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. July 3 through July 6 at the Carver County Fairgrounds. Free admission before 3 p.m. daily. $10 admission, which includes $5 in food and beverage tickets, after 3 p.m. Moved from Harriet Island in downtown St. Paul because of flooding.
White Bear Lake: The two-week Manitou Days celebration draws to a close on July 4 with a farmers' market in the morning in Washington Square; a shoreline celebration with live entertainment and food at Tally's Dockside from 5 to 9 p.m; and music, a flyover and fireworks at Memorial Beach. manitoudays.com.
Woodbury: Fireworks at 10 p.m. at Bielenberg Sports Center, Bailey Road and Radio Drive. Musical entertainment at 7 p.m. featuring country-rock band Maiden Dixie. Parking will be in the Bielenberg and East Ridge High School parking lots. Events will be held rain or shine. ci.woodbury.mn.us.
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Divine Design: An entertaining proposition
Sylvia is a sophisticated young woman who juggles two big jobs: one as a busy lawyer and the other as a single mom to a 2-year-old named Chloe. She and her daughter recently moved from a small condo in the city to a great house in an older, well-established neighborhood. But with most of her time spent working or taking care of Chloe, Sylvia had little time to enjoy her new house, let alone any kind of social life.
Because she could not go out most evenings, she wanted to enjoy some company at home after Chloe was asleep. But her living room, the one room where she could entertain friends, was bare and uninviting. The space lacked style and elegance, and the only spots of color came from Chloe's toys. So I gathered together my crew and geared up to give Sylvia a fashionable and practical living room that would work as a modish place for adult guests, but still be comfortable for the little people, too.
To brighten up the dull space, I chose a color palette of cool blues, vibrant golds, rich browns and bright whites. And I immediately punched up the color quotient in the room by painting the walls a gorgeous shade of teal, which is rich yet calming.
I worked along the perimeter of the room to start. Along one wall, I installed a variety of store-bought white cabinets, which I customized with glass shelves, mirrored backs and interior lighting. These brighten up the room while adding handy storage space -- closed storage for Chloe's toys and open display shelves for Mom's trinkets. Along the wall of cabinetry sat an unused fireplace, so I painted it white, installed a new gas insert for warmth and put up a beautiful screen -- for ambience and safety.
On the wall across from the fireplace, I installed even more cabinetry and found a perfect place for a television -- low enough to watch but high enough so that little hands cannot reach it.
The wall between the two cabinet-filled walls contained a gorgeous bay window. For this window, I created drapes from a luxurious and feminine damask fabric with teal and gold tones. I also put up light-control blinds for privacy when needed.
I went with some flirty and chic furniture that provides enough comfortable seating for entertaining in style: a teal three-seater sofa by the window, a few velvety-brown slipper chairs across from the sofa and a round, distressed-leather ottoman (no sharp corners for Chloe) in the middle.
A brilliant crystal chandelier in the center of the room added much-needed bling. I also put in several sconces, puck lighting and various lamps to brighten up the space.
After adding a few more accents and accessories -- artwork, a cool rug, throw pillows and a few vases -- the living room was complete.
Before, this living room was only good for entertaining a toddler. By adding rich color, chic storage and sophisticated yet cozy furnishings, this room is now an elegant and relaxing room where Sylvia can entertain friends of any age. Now that's divine!
(Interior decorator Candice Olson is host of HGTV's "Divine Design." For more ideas, information and show times, visit www.HGTV.com or www.divinedesign.tv. Or visit scrippsnews.com.)
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Kidambi, Rangachari (2007) Meniscus effects on the frequency and damping of capillary-gravity waves in a brimful circular cylinder. Technical Report. National Aerospace Laboratories, Bangalore, India.
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We study the effects of a meniscus on the oscillations of a viscous liquid filling a right circular cylindrical container by using the natural viscous complex eigenfunctions of the problem. The free surface of the liquid is assumed to have a pinned contact line. By projecting the governing equations onto an appropriate basis, a nonlinear eigenvalue problem for the complex frequencies is obtained. This is then solved to13; obtain the modal frequencies as a function of the contact angle $\theta_c$, the Reynolds and Bond numbers Re and Bo and the liquid depth h. At shallow depths, the13; effect of the meniscus is, in general, to increase the modal frequency and decrease the damping rate with increasing $\theta_c$. At large depths and for higher modes, the13; damping rate monotonically decreases with increasing $\theta_c$ while the frequency attains13; a maximum in the neighbourhood of $90^0$. However, there are parameter values for13; which the meniscus results in anomalous behaviours in the damping rate. Extensive13; comparison with experimental and computational results for the $\theta_c = 90^0$ case is13; very good; comparison with the one available experimental result for $\theta_c = 62^0$ is also13; very good. Extensive results for a variety of contact angles have been tabulated for13; Reynolds and Bond numbers for which experimental results exist in the flat interface13; case, for comparison with future experimental results that may be obtained with13; curved menisci.
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Uncontrolled Keywords: | Frequency;Damping;Meniscus effects;Pinned contact line |
Subjects: | ENGINEERING > Fluid Mechanics and Thermodynamics |
Division/Department: | Computational and Theoretical Fluid Dynamics Division |
Depositing User: | Dr. Rangachari Kidambi |
Date Deposited: | 16 Jan 2009 |
Last Modified: | 17 Jun 2010 10:37 |
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The shrimp cocktail at St. Elmo Steak House in Indianapolis now has bragging rights as the world's spiciest food. Food critic and Travel Channel blogger Alison Stein Wellner says even she was "puzzled by Indianapolis' come-from-nowhere triumph" after traveling all regions of the world on a quest to find the spiciest cuisine. St. Elmo says the culinary concoction is made daily by grating 20 pounds of horseradish. The Travel Channel may feature the dish as part of a show on the world's most potent epicurean delights.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Local restaurant landmark, St. Elmo Steak House is adding to its international recognition by winning the world's spiciest food award from well-known food critic and blogger, Alison Stein Wellner, (www.worldhum.com) who partnered with television's popular Travel Channel on the quest.
"I dropped my cutlery as a sensation that I can only describe as what electrocution must feel like, shot down my throat and then up my nose, forking its way into my brain My hands started to rise and—yes!—I had the urge to clap my hands on my skull to keep the top from blowing off." she added.
On a quest to find the world's spiciest food, Stein Wellner traveled to all regions of the world to find the top five spiciest food and here is the list, in decreasing order of spiciness:
1. St. Elmo Steak House's Shrimp Cocktail, Indianapolis 2. Red Chilies in Copán Ruinas, Honduras 3. Spiced Sardines in Kumarakom, India 4. Chicken Curry in Mumbai, India 5. Currywurst in Frankfurt, Germany
"I have to admit, I was puzzled by Indianapolis' come-from-nowhere triumph in the blow-the-top-of -my-head-off quest," Stein Wellner states. "I mean, really, Indianapolis and not India, not China, Honduras, Louisiana or Tennessee? "
Since 1902, St. Elmo Steak House has offered guests perfectly aged steaks, tender pork chops, superb guest service and — its notorious shrimp cocktail. Like many, first-time, unsuspecting guests who order St. Elmo's signature shrimp cocktail, the "head rush" of horseradish is an unforgettable experience.
"Every day, 20 pounds of the pungent root is grated to make the culinary concoction," said Craig Huse, co-proprietor, St. Elmo Steak House. "It's a powerful addition to our sauce and the menu."
The Travel Channel may feature the firecracker-hot shrimp cocktail as part of a show on the world's most potent epicurean delights. Full text of the Stein Wellner article can be read at www.worldhum.com.
St. Elmo is an independent restaurant only found in Indianapolis and is only open for dinner. Guests are encouraged to make reservations prior to visiting the restaurant – but walk-ins are also welcome. To make a reservation, call 317.635.0636 or visit www.stelmos.com.
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Recently it was developed a new version of the Members' portal, where IUCN Members can share knowledge, news and information, obtain updates and learn about new opportunities. Being a part of this platform and having access to this network is one of the benefits of your membership of IUCN. … | Spanish
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FUNDAECO inauguró oficialmente el Barco de Investigaciones "La Garza"
Recientemente y luego de tres años de grandes esfuerzos, la organización miembro de Guatemala FUNDAECO, realizó el lanzamiento oficial del Barco de Investigaciones Marinas "La Garza", el cual junto con el apoyo del Centro de Estudios Marinos (CEMA de la Universidad de San Carlos, será un instrumento de soporte a la conservación de los Recursos Marino-Costeros de Izabal. …
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Water cooperation in Mesoamerica: Interview with Rocio Cordoba
Continuing our countdown to World Water Day, which is celebrated each year on 22 March, we zoom in on Costa Rica to interview IUCN's Rocio Cordoba on water cooperation in the Mesoamerica region. … | Spanish
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Join the International Day of Forests celebrations by planting your pledge for action!
More than 1.6 billion people around the world depend on forests for their livelihoods, not just for food but also for fuel, livestock grazing and for medicine. …
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Water cooperation in Asia: Interview with Ganesh Pangare
In our countdown to World Water Day, we speak to Ganesh Pangare, Head of the IUCN Asia Water Programme. …
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Countdown to World Water Day!
Each year World Water Day (WWD) is celebrated on the 22nd of March, and has become one of the key dates on the UN calendar. The day marks a special focus on global water issues, with this year in particular global attention on water cooperation. …
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IUCN Congress 2016: a green opportunity
After a successful World Conservation Congress held in Jeju, Republic of Korea in 2012, IUCN is looking ahead to the next Congress in 2016, and has launched the search for a host country. Please note that the schedule for the process of selecting the Host Country has been modified. … | French | Spanish
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Contribuyendo a las Metas de Aichi
A continuación se presentan algunas herramientas de apoyo para el Plan Estratégico de Biodiversidad 2011-2020 y las Metas Aichi …
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National Forest Commission Assigns Over 3.9 Million Pesos to IUCN Cahoacán II Project in Mexico to Support Payment for Environmental Services Program
With the sponsorship of Fundación Gonzalo Río Arronte I. A. P. and the support of Sociedad de Historia Natural del Soconusco, IUCN is carrying out the project entitled, "Management of the Cahoacán River Basin, Chiapas, Mexico, through Conservation and Restoration of Microwatersheds to Prevent Damages Caused by Excess Water". … | Spanish
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Binational Commission of the Sixaola River Basin Approves New Regulations
The regulations were approved and signed by members of the Binational Commission of the Sixaola River Basin and will be raised to the Permanent Binational Commission for formal recognition. … | Spanish
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Jerry rig a PS2 HD?
Well I was wondering if you could jerry rig(sp?) a regular PC HD to the PS2 because I have an old empty 20 GB HD in the shed. I just bought an online PS2 system and all I'm missing is the HD which was not included. Did anyone buy the HD and is it the same as a regular PC HD?
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The interface is for a standard IDE HDD. However, I'd imagine the drive would need a special format and/or special data in order for it to run. I'd like to get ahold of one of the units just so I could do an image dump and analysys of it. Too bad I don't have a spare $99 and PS2 laying around.
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Well if it's anything like the xbox you'll need to get ahold of a ps2 hard drive image. Theres a special formating. theres prolly lots of sites out there, i'll look around for a few and post them here if i find anything worth while.
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Thursday, June 24th — 6:00-7:30 PM Campaign for Love and Forgiveness (Panel & Audience Discussion) "The Power of Love, Forgiveness & Compassion with Our Vietnam Veterans" Grand Rapids Civic Theatre 30 N Division Avenue (downtown Grand Rapids) Note: Free but must RSVP to Steve Chappell, 331-6505 or email email@example.com
Thursday, July 1st — 7:00 PM Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies Lecture Series featuring Vietnam Veteran Jim Hodges Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum 303 Pearl Street NW (downtown Grand Rapids)
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Guest: Rob Congdon author of The European Union and the Supra-Religion. Over 2500 years ago God revealed through the prophet Daniel that the Roman Empire will revive as a world power prior to the return of Jesus Christ to establish His earthly, Millennial Kingdom. Inspired by Satan, this empire will be "diverse" or unique in history, uniting a supra-government with a world-wide supra-religion. In his attempt to thwart Christ's return to claim His kingdom, Satan will use this empire to persecute and nearly destroy Israel, a nation crucial to the program of God. Dr. Congdon presents a compelling case, demonstrating just how the European Union may in fact be the embryo of the restored Roman Empire. His Bible knowledge and analytical engineering background, coupled with his six-year EU residency, give him a unique perspective on world events and enable him to explore the possibility that the "stage" is being set for the final act in God's revealed plan for history. Dr. Robert Congdon is well qualified to teach on the European Union and the Bible, as he has spent many years involved internationally in industry as well as ministering in the United Kingdom and Europe. Topic: We take your calls.
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In 3D, this visual delight will inspire your little ones to look closer at the flora and fauna around them and let their imaginations run wild.
Amanda Seyfried voices the lead character, 17-year-old MK, a brave teen who is dealing with the loss of her mother and discovers a secret world.
Comic actors Aziz Ansari and hottie Chris O'Dowd play Mub and Grub, a slug and a snail that will have you giggling though the whole movie.
Take a look at what some other gals thought:
Amber Wilkinson of Eye For Film said, "Still, the action sequences — including some impressive hummingbird flights through the forest and an assault course escape from MK's three-legged dog Ozzie — are lushly and immersively shot."
Sarah Dobbs of SFX said, "The ensuing adventure is pretty straightforward, but it's funny and often charming. It's just that whenever it tries to introduce strong emotions of any kind, Epic falls short. MK's reunion with her dad is sweet, but too easy; her romance with leaf man Nod is logistically troubling; and her grief over her mother's death is quickly brushed aside."
Catherine Bray of Film 4.com said, "Dazzling visual effects and some lively voice work from the comic relief characters just about paper over a disappointingly conventional narrative."
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Only "Wolf Pack" die-hards need apply for this third installment in what was the funniest R-rated comedic franchise ever.
The filmmakers decide to break their established story structure of wacky, raunchy, drug-fueled memory loss, and send Zach Galifianakis, Ed Helms, and Bradley Cooper on a crime adventure. Is it funny? Yes, but much darker than the first two. The brightest light in the movie is the brief appearance of Melissa McCarthy. Overall, we were disappointed.
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Louise Keller of Urban Cinefile said, "To its detriment and in a fizzer of a finale, Hangover Part III is unfortunately more like the second film of the franchise than the first; a mishmash of over-the-top skits that are never based on any kind of reality except that of the misconceived scriptwriters."
Christy Lemire of the Associated Press said, ''It dares to alienate the very audience that made 'The Hangover' the highest-grossing R-rated comedy of all time because, well, it isn't exactly a comedy.''
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Vikram Seth announces a sequel to A Suitable Boy, to be set in the present
CHENNAI: Now, it is going to be A Suitable Girl. For all those who enjoyed the immensely popular novel A Suitable Boy, Vikram Seth offers a sequel.
On Thursday he told the world that the new novel would be published by Penguin in autumn 2013. Penguin's Hamish Hamilton imprint (to be launched in India this July) has bought world English language rights (excluding the U.S.) from Vikram Seth's agent, David Godwin.
A Suitable Boy, when it was published in 1993, sold over a quarter of a million copies in hardback and over a million copies in paperback. It was set against the backdrop of newly-independent India and followed the lives of four families across several cities, as the central character Lata Mehra's mother searched for a suitable groom for her.
"After A Suitable Boy my publisher and agents said why don't you write another book. But how do you write unless you are inspired. I wasn't inspired so long. But by jumping 60 years [from the period A Suitable Boy was set in] I have been inspired," Vikram Seth told The Hindu in a conversation from England.
Essentially, then, the sequel will bring up the narrative to the present day. "I'm still in the stage where I'm wool-gathering," he said. "It is difficult to say in advance what format the novel will follow," he said in response to a question on whether it would be suitably epic in rendering like its predecessor was. He went on, however, to hint that it would take off from where A Suitable Boy ended.
"At this stage, I know that it is set in the present. Lata is going to be 80 years old. She may be married to her husband Haresh, or she may be widowed. A Suitable Girl is being sought for her grandson, who confides in her quite a bit. Of course in a different fashion [from A Suitable Boy]."
With the publisher giving him the 2013 deadline, he jokes that he is all set to write "between 10 – 10,000 pages" in about four years. "It is going to be largely set in India, but could also involve other nations. It depends on the social class of various people in the novel," Mr. Seth says, indicating that the novel would evolve over the years. But this, he is clear about, "It will not sound like a historical novel as A Suitable Boy did. It will be set in the present, less historical, but the intervening 60-year period will figure in it," he said. Penguin says the novel will encompass some of the enormous social and economic changes that India has undergone in the last 60 years.
The deadline, 2013, is significant in that it marks the 20th anniversary of the publication of A Suitable Boy. In 2013, Penguin will put the book into its distinguished Modern Classics list. In the intervening years, Penguin will also publish a new volume of Vikram Seth's poems and a new book of essays. Simon Prosser, Publishing Director of Hamish Hamilton UK, commented, 'Since I first read The Golden Gate I have been a devoted follower of Vikram's writing . . . I cannot believe my good fortune in being able to work with Vikram on his next few books, including the sequel to the extraordinary A Suitable Boy.'
Ravi Singh, Publisher of Penguin India, said A Suitable Boy was, in many ways, a defining work of contemporary Indian writing and a defining book for Penguin India. "It will be a huge honour to publish Vikram again, with A Suitable Girl — easily among the most eagerly awaited sequels ever — and new collections of his poems and essays.'


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Taipan July 07, 2013 2:51 PM Great driving by the top 4, well done to them all.Really good race. Reply Report abuse 13 agree 5 disagree
Tesla July 07, 2013 2:54 PM @ Mark Webber's bid for another Nurburgring victory disappeared at the first round of pit-stops, when he was allowed to leave his stall without the right-rear being properly attached. I'm very disappointed and quite upset with this nonsense :(Honestly, I'm losing interest in F1 because of one team and Tyres crap. Reply Report abuse 10 agree 13 disagree
Jamal22 July 07, 2013 2:56 PM I honestly think Grosjaen showed some weakness I honestly believe Vettel would have yield and let Roman pass, if Grosjaen showed more fight. Knowing that he could wipe out both drivers...Good race, bravo Vettel Reply Report abuse 2 agree 10 disagree
107SS2009 July 07, 2013 2:57 PM Not only with the right rear not properly attached but released in an unsafe way. Reply Report abuse 5 agree 1 disagree
MikeyM July 07, 2013 2:57 PM Solid driving from the top 4 was pretty close in the end. Sure made for a tense last few laps for Vettel.Webber made a great comeback after the **** up from his team.I didn't think I'd say it but the McLaren actually had a decent race result albeit still off the pace.Hamilton must be scratching his head as well as Rosberg about that race.Overall shame Vettel extended his lead again but its still early days and the pace of Lotus seems better and Alonso keep grinding away. Fingers crossed for a close season to the end. Reply Report abuse 6 agree 1 disagree
107SS2009 July 07, 2013 3:02 PM Grosjean drove a good race and when told by the pit not to hold Kimi up he promptly moved over. Reply Report abuse 4 agree 0 disagree
kiwibob July 07, 2013 3:04 PM Great drive by the first five and also from webber to get back up there. Where are all the clowns who said merc had learnt so much from tyre test yeah Right again always better to be quite and just be thought a fool than post and remove all doubt .Think Kimi will get red bull job Reply Report abuse 7 agree 9 disagree
107SS2009 July 07, 2013 3:04 PM Webber fall back was only negated by the safety car. Reply Report abuse 2 agree 2 disagree
Fernandabulous July 07, 2013 3:09 PM cant remember but wasnt the lolipop still in place when webber drove out of the pit box Reply Report abuse 0 agree 1 disagree
richard July 07, 2013 3:12 PM ty. yes, great drive by the first four they all gained places, rather than lose them!jamal. grosjean was a revelation and showed plenty of fire. he was able to fend of ferdi. maybe he could have even held off Kimi if he had been allowed (didn't like kimis new hairstyle!)mikey. why is it a shame that vettel won. somebody had to, and the best driver won, despite not having kers for part of the race.I hope that the cameraman recovers fully. nasty incident. Reply Report abuse 13 agree 11 disagree


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As of today, I join the ranks of the unemployed. It was a bittersweet day as I do love the company I worked for and had some pretty awesome co-workers. Â But alas, such is life.
In the meantime, I figure I can finish moving (because how could I do so during the week with a job and a kid?) and think about my next job (because how could I not with no job and a kid?). And what better way to look for a job than on my blog, eh?
I compiled a short list of jobs that I'd like and think I'd be good at. Â Below, you can see a couple. Â And if you are looking to hire, feel free to shoot me an email. I have a very impressive resume package to send you!
Trophy Wife: I am perfectly qualified for this job. Â I mean, I can cook and I am more than capable of supervising the cleaning. Â I have a healthy uterus that I totally want to use again. Â And you have to admit, I make pretty cute babies. Â I'm a good mami so, you know I'll take care of the kids and I hate to shop (except on Amazon and for all things electronic but I ALWAYS find good deals). Being a trophy wife will also allow me to blog at my hearts content, find some sponsors that will support my book and shoe habit and generally leave time to hang out with the local mami clique just long enough to have everyone hate me. Â I will teach the kids valuable lessons (when I'm not blogging of course). Â My frog princess knows about half of the letters of the alphabet though we are working on understanding the difference between pee and poo. Â When I'm not writing, I will do my best to potty train. Â And when I'm not potty training, I'll totally be blogging about it! Â Same applies to laboring, breastfeeding, pumping and anything that involves bodily fluids. Â People can't know enough about these subjects.
Writer/Blogger: What can I say? Don't you love my blog? I think that this speaks for itself. I mean, you love reading my writing, I love writing my writing. Â Someone should totally pay me to do this (you'd pay me, wouldn't you?).
Project Manager: I guess I can always find a job as a project manager. Â Having a child makes me an even better PM as my patience has increased so I don't mind telling someone a million times that they have to turn their hours in (or reprimanding them when they don't). Â I have a very calm mami voice that makes people feel at ease (and like a 5 year old). Â I set down rules that everyone hates and that they usually grumble about but after leaving companies, there have been rumors that those same kids employees have been overheard in meetings grumbling "Sili would never have let that happen". Â Processes are there for a reason and, I'd like to think that I can get buy in from co-workers on this. Â I also don't mind cleaning up shit when it hits the fan (which reminds me, I should totally take wipes in if I get a PM job).
That's all I've come up with for now. Â I can't be an astronaut because I have glasses and now can't afford lasik. Â Also, I don't like rollercoasters so I figure I'd be a bad space explorer. Â Add to that the fact that there are no more shuttles flying and there goes that job.
The more I think about it, the more I think trophy wife would be a good fit. Â You know what, let me go look on Monster and see what I can find. Â In the meantime, if you are interested in me applying for a job, shoot me an email. Â You won't be sorry.
Footnote: Kelly C. my good friend and recruiter wants me to give her credit because she too would like to be a trophy wife (though for the record I've been talking about this position for years!). Â While she's an awesome recruiter, she hasn't been able to get me this position so, I'm questioning all kinds of things right now. Â Kelly, here's your footnote!


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Teachers and principals' own report cards are getting a lot more attention. The way educators are evaluated is changing across the country, with a switch from routine "satisfactory" ratings to actual proof that students are learning.
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Smaller schools? More charters? Those are yesterday's headlines in the world of school reform. The hot-button topic now is the inclusion of student test scores in teacher evaluations. Yet as school administrators and the teachers union battle it out in current contract negotiations in Los Angeles, who would have guessed that state law addressed this issue long ago?
The Ohio Board of Education has taken the first step toward creating a statewide teacher evaluation model that would account for student growth.
Six million, give or take. That's how many children are in public school in California.
Arguably, we won't have a strong economic future if they don't get a good education.
Hundreds of Long Island (N.Y.) public school principals are challenging the state Education Department and criticizing new standards for evaluating educators.
Parents of school-age children in Richmond, Henrico and Chesterfield should know that the Virginia Association of School Superintendents have presented their Blueprint for the Future of Public Education to the State board of Education.
Parents across Idaho will now play a role in whether or not their child's teacher gets a raise.
Michigan's superintendent of public instruction said he doesn't plan to yank teachers' licenses for poor ratings on their annual evaluations, despite language in proposed rules that would make that possible.


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In the World of Him
Sally Timms. Touch and Go.
A member of the rowdy, punk-country Mekons, Timms embraces restraint on her latest solo flight, singing the songs of In the World of Him from a male viewpoint. Blending a sweetly poised voice with quiet folk-rock arrangements, she dons the guises of her embattled characters, taking their anguished, sometimes violent tales at face value, resisting mockery and irony. The brooding Corporal Chalkie relives the horrors of war, while Bomb follows manly urges to insane extremes: As a weirdly perky synth drives the melody, Timms croons brightly, Things are better, now we have the bomb. Like the rest of In the World of Him, its a little spooky and utterly gripping.
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military and supporting veterans were among several issues that
candidates for Louisiana's
3rd Congressional District discussed Thursday at a forum hosted by
the Southwest Louisiana Tea Party.
Rep. Jeff Landry, R-New Iberia, Bryan Barrilleaux, a Republican, and Libertarian Jim Stark participated in the forum. Rep.
Charles Boustany, R-Lafayette, and Democrat Ron Richard did not attend.
Each candidate stressed the need to balance the nation's budget. Barrilleaux said Congress needs to bring the war in Afghanistan
"to a swift and decisive victory," and cut spending by reforming Medicare and Social Security.
Landry said the only way to balance the budget is to "put fiscal handcuffs on our federal government." He said he joined the
Balanced Budget Amendment Caucus to help in that effort.
"I have fought for (that) amendment," he said. "It is the only way to get fiscal responsibility in this country."
Stark said Congress "actually has to submit a budget for it to be balanced."
Stark said Congress should take its power back from the president to decide whether to go to war, unless the country is under
attack. He said veterans need more support, and they should not have to wait on health care facilities being built before
they can access high-quality health care.
"Let them get their treatment at whatever hospital or doctor they choose to see," Stark said.
Landry agreed, saying Congress should fulfill its promises to help provide care for veterans.
"If we can't, how can we expect the government to uphold these promises to ordinary citizens," he said.
The candidates were split on whether they would support Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's legislative agenda.
Stark said he doesn't know what his agenda is because it changes based on "whatever suits the audience."
"My legislative agenda is the Constitution," he said.
Landry said he supports Romney being elected, but that "Congress sets the legislative agenda."
Barrilleaux said he likes Romney's plans on Medicare and his energy policy, but that some of his spending cuts "are wishful
Stark said the government could reduce the number of imprisoned nonviolent offenders by ending the war on drugs and legalizing
"Alcohol is legal, and it's much worse," he said. "You cannot solve any drug problem from a law enforcement standpoint. It
should be a health issue."
Landry said that if the federal government has determined certain drugs to be illegal, people who are caught with them should
be penalized.
If elected, the candidates said they would uphold the Constitution, which Landry said many lawmakers have stopped following.
Stark said that if everyone in Congress were reported for violating the Constitution, Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, would be the
only one left. He said upholding the Constitution is the "primary duty as a congressman."
The candidates said they would uphold the Second Amendment to the Constitution, which is the right to bear arms. Barrilleaux
said the amendment is "one of the core protectors of our freedom and liberty."
They also said they would work to nullify any treaties signed at the United Nations. Landry said that "no treaty can supersede
the Constitution."
All three candidates support people being required to show a photo ID before voting, with Barrilleaux saying it is "a very
reasonable expectation."
The election is set for Nov. 6.
The forum took place at the Huddle Up Sports Bar & Grill.


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Old-hat as all this might sound, the story is not without promise. There is a scandalously dark lining to this puff ball of a play. Certainly Kaufman and Lardner, who spent their long and prolific careers rubbing elbows with everyone from Irving Berlin to George Gershwin smack in the middle of the New York theater scene, knew scads about the down and dirty side of the music biz. And they were smart enough to include at least the hint of that darkness in the script. Unfortunately, Main Street's production isn't so smart. Instead of exploring and reveling in the play's dark side, director Steve Garfinkel has chosen to bleach it out of existence.
Dreamy-eyed Stevens gets himself into hot water as soon as he steps off the train in New York City and meets up with the seedy characters who could, given the right direction, provide the pulsing black heart this revival so badly needs. Paul Sears is a down-on-his-luck one-hit wonder, still scraping by off his famous song, "Paprika." We first meet him at home, where he's busy fighting with his embittered, wisecracking wife, Lucille. Round and round they go about money, his lost talent and her disappointment. The way she sees it, if he doesn't produce another hit soon, she's doomed to spend the rest of her life dead broke, cooped up in the apartment, wearing last year's fashions. Her sister Eileen is even worse. The gorgeous, tarty blond sees men as nothing more than her next meal ticket. And Stevens is a wet-behind-the-ears sap who makes the perfect mark. With his pocket full of dough that he saved up while working in Schenectady, he's a grifter's dream.
The dialogue for these bad guys is scored with lame Jack Benny-style one-liners and malapropisms (when someone's thinking real hard, they're "consecrating"). Still, there's something in the writing that makes the women so naughty and the men so desperate that the 70-year-old script seems to have some life left in it.
But Garfinkel's hackneyed direction flattens every joke and sheds light on every shadow. In the first place, many of his casting choices are off. Robert Leeds is fine in the relatively thankless role of the wishy-washy Paul Sears. But Ryan Leach, with all his gosh-and-golly niceness, is simply too slow and lumbering to carry the weight of the show as our hero Stevens. The first long scene between Stevens and Edna (Tracy Ahern), a girl he meets on his New York-bound train, fails to establish any chemistry between the supposed young lovers. Instead, the play starts out with a lot of toothy grinning and all the fire of a wet match. "I like a man to have a middle name," coos Edna, batting her eyelashes. The lukewarm love affair sets a plodding pace from which this production never quite recovers.
Sears's striving wife and her greedy sister Eileen are supposed to seduce Stevens into taking them out on the town, but this seduction is the sort that no man would fall for. As Lucille, Karen Ross pouts and prances about with her nose in the air like a very mad cartoon character. Yet she portrays none of the diabolical anger that drives Lucille to misbehave in the way the character eventually does. And as her sister, the lovely Jen McCoy-Miller is so stiff that at times she seems not to know what to do with her arms.
On the other hand, Thomas Baird, as the wise-guy pianist with a heart of gold, finds just the right pitch for the one- liners he tosses into the story. And Gavin Starr Kendall plays Benny Fox, the writer who's so eager for a hit that he'll put a tune to anything, with the perfect twist. He finds that spot between hilarity and desperation that is the show business life. It's too bad that neither one of these characters is on stage long enough to jump-start the show.


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Chilosi, David, Noble, Margaret, Broadhead, Philip and Wilkinson, Mike (2010) Measuring the effect of Aimhigher on schooling attainment and higher education applications and entries. Journal of Further and Higher Education, 34 (1). pp. 1-10. ISSN 0309-877X
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Aimhigher is a key government initiative to widen participation in higher education (HE). This article contributes to addressing a gap in the widening participation literature by measuring the effect of Aimhigher on compulsory schooling attainment, HE applications and HE entries. The research employs a new method based on multiple regression analysis carried out with the data gathered by an Aimhigher partnership. The results suggest that Aimhigher has had a positive impact on GCSE results and, especially, HE applications and entries; it is estimated that being targeted by Aimhigher is associated with an increase in the probability of entering into HE by about four percentage points.
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We feel that age of admission should be between 3.5 and 4.5 years, which is how it was before the RTE came into effect. The new lower age limit is a result of certain petitions in court. I personally believe that formal schooling should start when he/she is mentally and physically fit for it. No matter how stress-free the school tries to keep its environment, there are some pressures like adhering to time-limit or homework. So age limit for admission to nursery should be increased but upper age limit should also be fixed. I was part of the delegation that met the advisory board that was headed by the Education Minster and they said the government will decide on the issue of age limit after the admissions are over.
Did your school face any problems in deciding criteria for admission?
The Directorate of Education started the admission process on January 1, 2013. The last date for schools to submit their admission criteria was December 31, 2012. The directorate did not have any time to check the admission criteria of all schools and get back to them. So with this sort of a system, everything happens in the last minute.
Before the RTE came into effect we conducted admissions through a draw of lots and four times the number of candidates to the number of seats were short-listed. The lottery was conducted in public and the parents were also satisfied with the system. Now, when we sent our criteria to the Directorate of Education on December 24, 2012, and the Directorate called us back on December 30. We made changes in the sub-categories in the sibling criteria in the last minute. This criteria has been valid for three years and all parents whose children have been studying at the school were suddenly introduced to a new criteria which lead to confusion. The main thing is that the working and functioning of the government schools should be improved. Chandigarh has excellent government schools and parents prefer sending their children to government schools rather than private ones.
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There are plenty to chose from. But the price limit reduces choices. Although I am not suggesting a firearm, I would like to offer a suggestion. I have a number of handguns I have purchased over the years. But I keep going back to just a couple. The rest sit in the safe. Some I've purchased knowing that they were inexpensive, but I thought they would suit the purpose. (Most didn't) So what do I have? A bunch of money tied up in guns that I will not be able to recoup my investment. Had I really thought about it, I would have been better off buying the few I ended up with. 5' 11", about 190, my few are: Dan Wesson C-BOB in 10mm Ed Brown Kobra Carry in .45 A full sized 1911a1 built on a Fusion Firearms frame H&K PSP P7 PPK/s in .380 Kel-Tec P3AT And for fun, two S&W revolvers, a Mdl 15-2, and a Mdl 12-2. Do I carry them, yes. Each are carried at one time or another.
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I have a Ruger LC9. Not my favorite pistol in the world, but rock solid. It will serve its purpose if ever it needs to do so. Reasonably priced also.
I really like the XD Sub-Compact and Service (4" barrel) lines, as well as Glock's. Those are what I own and can recommend with 100% confidence. I've fired the M&P Compacts quite a bit in 9mm, .40 S&W and .45ACP and like those, as well. Heard good things about the Kahr's and have fired a variety of Rugers and Taurus' (Taurii?) in 9mm and .40 S&W.
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Dan, of all of those guns, the only one fitting my current wants would be the P3AT....but I'd prefer the PF9. How do you like your P3AT? John, what about the LC9 did you dislike? What did you like? Griff, those XD's are no smaller than my current carry piece....which defeats the purpose of me getting a new one. I want something smaller than what I currently carry. More altitude: I had to google it....so I guess my answer is "no." Did you think I was a soaring buddy? I wish I could get into flying in a bigger way.
Victor I sent a pm but after seeing the 380 p3at you should also like at the ever so slightly larger and 1 1/2oz heavier taurus tcp 380. The best trigger for the bunch, slide hold open , fires with mag out and better sights with still not much. Prices also run from 180 to $260 depending on oxid3 steel slide to black SS and 1 or 2 mags with it. We have two of them in the family now along with a cm9 and cw9. Owned a pf9 and p11 is son-in laws cc. All work like a good handgun should.
1st that come to mind is the Ruger SR9C
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Hardluk: I'm hoping to stay 9mm, but you're right....the TCP will be on my list if I start looking at 380. Thanks for that! Also, thanks for the PM...very helpful. Unfortunately, no ranges near me rent guns. Hossfly: That SR9C is longer than my Px4 and not any lighter. It's defeating the purpose of getting another gun.
When I was looking at the Kel-Tec, Ruger was displayed also. I thought the Kel-Tec was smoother in racking the slide. I liked the trigger in dry fire over the Ruger. It does not hold open on last round. Mags are available, but extra Ruger mags are more plentiful. Fobus makes a paddle for the Kel-Tec. I'm still working on some kind of accuracy.


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So, apparently, I've always been a super busty girl and didn't know it. Here I was, trying to fit myself into 36B's (US) this whole time, when I should have been trying something much larger: 36F's (aka, 36DDD's).
Now, I suppose I should have seen the signs. I can't fit into shirts with built in bras as I can't even fit them over my chest, I'm literally spilling out of my current bras, my significant other loves throwing peanuts down my shirt from across the room while watching movies, and the underwires are stabbing me in unspeakable, painful places. It's... actually quite uncomfortable, bordering upon painful.
Personally, I blame pornography and cartoons for my misconceptions. Here I was thinking that DDD/F cups were these humongous glands of which you could carry out entire miniature strategy campaigns over, as that's how they present them in such works. Now I can only come to two conclusions. Either they just say, 'triple D,' in such things because triple D sounds much more impressive than H, or J cup, both of which are larger and more size appropriate, and men, ignorant of such things, can't tell the difference (and in comics, men tend to write them, and don't understand breast size so they write whatever they think sounds right and end up coming way off base when what they draw is actually something much larger)... or those women are just tiny with larger breast. I mean, a 26E will look a lot more impressive than 36F. My other conclusion is that because of such misconceptions pushed upon me by the media, I assumed that there was no way I could be larger than a B cup simply because they just didn't look that large, my inane height be damned!
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The Vivitek H5080 has been scoring really well in this review. Well, that was true until this point. Actually Vivitek provides a one year parts and labor warranty.
That's on the short side of warranties for projectors over $2000. Most have two year warranties a few even have three year warranties.
On the other hand, perhaps the single most direct competition to the Vivitek, and that would be the BenQ W6000 (though it's less money), also has but a single year of parts and labor. Epson's and Mitsubishi's near the price have at least two years, as does Optoma, and Sanyo…
I'm never comfortable with a 1 year warranty for a multi-thousand dollar projector. (OK, I can understand shorter warranties on under $1000 products). That's just tempting Murphy and his law. If your projector drops dead in its 13th month, with no warranty, that's going to be a real expensive bummer. At least, with two year warranties, if your projector breaks in month 25, there will be much better projectors than the one you are buying, selling for a good bit less.
Although not a big fan of third party warranties, in most cases, I do think getting at least one year extra, is a good idea when you start with just a one year warranty. Hey, it's a tough call.
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