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Here is an unusual collection of slides. The first, which is upside down, is the phylogeny of fish. Next comes an article about invasive lampreys in the Great Lakes area. The third slide shows the life cycle of sea lampreys. A reptilian phylogeny appears on the fourth slide. Next you see birds in a phylogenetic tree followed by that of the mammals. To make this a cohesive presentation for your evolution curriculum, leave out the lamprey information.
High schoolers engage in solving a logic problem based on real organisms and real data. They develop phylogenies for seven related populations of lizards living on the Canary Islands.

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here is an unusual collection of slides. the first, which is upside down, is the phylogeny of fish. next comes an article about invasive lampreys in the great lakes area. the third slide shows the life cycle of sea lampreys. a reptilian phylogeny appears on the fourth slide. next you see birds in a phylogenetic tree followed by that of the mammals. to make this a cohesive presentation for your evolution curriculum, leave out the lamprey information.
high schoolers engage in solving a logic problem based on real organisms and real data. they develop phylogenies for seven related populations of lizards living on the canary islands.


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The work The night visitor represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Randwick City Library. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Language Material, Books.
Also issued in electronic version.

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the work the night visitor represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in randwick city library. this resource is a combination of several types including: work, language material, books.
also issued in electronic version.


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What does the Boston photography club get up to in Lincolnshire?
If you inhabit the area of Boston and are attracted to taking photos then you should come along to the Boston photography club.
At the Boston photography club we will talk and talk about taking photographs until we are blue in the face! We will chat about photographs that you have taken and other members of the club have taken. We will of course take images and improve on images using various software packages such as Photoshop, Auto FX, and Microsoft Photo Editor . You will discover how to take better photographs and use your photographic equipment to create a superior photo. You will get together with comparable minded people who have an inquiring eye for detail and a love for photography.
There is a trivial fee for joining the club but competitions will be free for everybody to enter.
We regularly have competitions right through the year as seasons change and events happen throughout the calendar year. We have a photographic exhibition each year to showcase our efforts.
By joining a club it ought to immeasurably increase your photography skills where you ought to be able to make a good living from your hobby if this is what you would like to do in the future. Also the Boston photography club will have it's own website with links to your own website which can help your web traffic no end as well as perhaps get you new clients if you have any products or services to offer.
So if you can afford it - buy one and join the Boston camera club.

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what does the boston photography club get up to in lincolnshire?
if you inhabit the area of boston and are attracted to taking photos then you should come along to the boston photography club.
at the boston photography club we will talk and talk about taking photographs until we are blue in the face! we will chat about photographs that you have taken and other members of the club have taken. we will of course take images and improve on images using various software packages such as photoshop, auto fx, and microsoft photo editor . you will discover how to take better photographs and use your photographic equipment to create a superior photo. you will get together with comparable minded people who have an inquiring eye for detail and a love for photography.
there is a trivial fee for joining the club but competitions will be free for everybody to enter.
we regularly have competitions right through the year as seasons change and events happen throughout the calendar year. we have a photographic exhibition each year to showcase our efforts.
by joining a club it ought to immeasurably increase your photography skills where you ought to be able to make a good living from your hobby if this is what you would like to do in the future. also the boston photography club will have it's own website with links to your own website which can help your web traffic no end as well as perhaps get you new clients if you have any products or services to offer.
so if you can afford it - buy one and join the boston camera club.


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Miranda started off her research career with a digital specialism, using new tools to get as close as possible to consumers and their lifestyles and behaviours. Now, she conducts qualitative research globally across numerous sectors, with a special knowledge of personal care.
She relishes discovering the little fascinating details about consumers and their relationship to brands and products. Miranda has a passion for condensing and communicating ideas to others in a thought provoking way, and is most satisfied when she sees insights make a real difference in the businesses of her clients.

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miranda started off her research career with a digital specialism, using new tools to get as close as possible to consumers and their lifestyles and behaviours. now, she conducts qualitative research globally across numerous sectors, with a special knowledge of personal care.
she relishes discovering the little fascinating details about consumers and their relationship to brands and products. miranda has a passion for condensing and communicating ideas to others in a thought provoking way, and is most satisfied when she sees insights make a real difference in the businesses of her clients.


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A short but very comprehensive tour, which involves quite a bit of driving: a total of 1450-1600 km. The route goes all around Iceland, mainly following the circle route, thus visiting many of the most spectacular sites of Iceland: the most of Iceland in the shortest possible time!
A hotel in the historical part of town. From the hotel’s roof terrace, there is a unique panoramic view over the whole town and harbour.
You stay in a wonderfully calm and quiet area, only a 25 min. walk from Tórshavn. The closest neighbour are the birds and sheep. Hotel Føroyar offers breathtaking views of Tórshavn from all rooms.
Hotel Tórshavn has a fantastic location with a stunning view of the harbour in the front and the Town Hall Square in the back.

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a short but very comprehensive tour, which involves quite a bit of driving: a total of 1450-1600 km. the route goes all around iceland, mainly following the circle route, thus visiting many of the most spectacular sites of iceland: the most of iceland in the shortest possible time!
a hotel in the historical part of town. from the hotel’s roof terrace, there is a unique panoramic view over the whole town and harbour.
you stay in a wonderfully calm and quiet area, only a 25 min. walk from tórshavn. the closest neighbour are the birds and sheep. hotel føroyar offers breathtaking views of tórshavn from all rooms.
hotel tórshavn has a fantastic location with a stunning view of the harbour in the front and the town hall square in the back.


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Kathleen, THANK YOU so much for posting this very informative and timely information. I obtained a copy of one of my brick wall ancestor's death certificates and discovered that he died as a patient at the Austin State Hospital in January 1952. The cause of death on his death certificate is very interesting. And with that info along with what some family members have shared, I would really like to learn more about his stay at this facility if possible. You article gives me some places to definitely start and explore more. Again, thank you!
Kathleen - I can't find any collections for the U.S. on FamilySearch.org that contain the words insane or asylum. I also looked at the list of Louisiana records there and don't see "New Orleans (Louisiana). Insane Asylum, Records of the Insane Asylum, 1858-1884". Do you think they removed this collection?
To get this result, I put asylum in the Catalog keyword search. If you go half way down the page, you will see Records of the insane asylum, 1858-1884, New Orelans, LA.
Kathleen, I didn't even know any of these records were available. I had a maiden aunt who was institutionalized, very sad, and her sister, another maiden aunt, kept all the papers, so I just saved some of them, figuring there would be no "records," ever. The doctors apparently were not able to allay her anxiety and distress. This was back in the mid-20th century. It's good to know that some records exist -- thanks.
Thanks Jana for including this post in your weekly review.
Very interesting and informative blog and about the doctor’s medical cause of death certificate. I must appreciate your work well done keep it up.

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kathleen, thank you so much for posting this very informative and timely information. i obtained a copy of one of my brick wall ancestor's death certificates and discovered that he died as a patient at the austin state hospital in january 1952. the cause of death on his death certificate is very interesting. and with that info along with what some family members have shared, i would really like to learn more about his stay at this facility if possible. you article gives me some places to definitely start and explore more. again, thank you!
kathleen - i can't find any collections for the u.s. on familysearch.org that contain the words insane or asylum. i also looked at the list of louisiana records there and don't see "new orleans (louisiana). insane asylum, records of the insane asylum, 1858-1884". do you think they removed this collection?
to get this result, i put asylum in the catalog keyword search. if you go half way down the page, you will see records of the insane asylum, 1858-1884, new orelans, la.
kathleen, i didn't even know any of these records were available. i had a maiden aunt who was institutionalized, very sad, and her sister, another maiden aunt, kept all the papers, so i just saved some of them, figuring there would be no "records," ever. the doctors apparently were not able to allay her anxiety and distress. this was back in the mid-20th century. it's good to know that some records exist -- thanks.
thanks jana for including this post in your weekly review.
very interesting and informative blog and about the doctor’s medical cause of death certificate. i must appreciate your work well done keep it up.


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Here are the Winners of the 2017 ITALY Magazine Blog Awards - Bravi Tutti!
We picked one dolce di Natale for each Italian region - which is your favorite?
Italy has a long tradition of serving sweetened pasta, and many of the holiday dishes have a hint of sweetness.
Of all the Alpine craft traditions of Italy, woodcarving reigns supreme.
Is Pricey Pasta Really Worth It?
8 Italian alpine towns loaded with charm, killer views, and soaring castles, one is even owned by the Von Trapp family.
Here's where to find a little bit of Italian spookiness this October 31 in Italy.
Summer's heating up, and so are the festivals taking place in July in Italy!
Italy has hundreds of destinations that by fate or design seem perfect for your big or not-so-big day.
Yet, as many other cities of Southern Italy, Palermo has much more to be discovered that lies beyond the surface.

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here are the winners of the 2017 italy magazine blog awards - bravi tutti!
we picked one dolce di natale for each italian region - which is your favorite?
italy has a long tradition of serving sweetened pasta, and many of the holiday dishes have a hint of sweetness.
of all the alpine craft traditions of italy, woodcarving reigns supreme.
is pricey pasta really worth it?
8 italian alpine towns loaded with charm, killer views, and soaring castles, one is even owned by the von trapp family.
here's where to find a little bit of italian spookiness this october 31 in italy.
summer's heating up, and so are the festivals taking place in july in italy!
italy has hundreds of destinations that by fate or design seem perfect for your big or not-so-big day.
yet, as many other cities of southern italy, palermo has much more to be discovered that lies beyond the surface.


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For the last 25 years I have been visiting the Gold Coast. Initially these trips were part of our yearly family holiday, but now they are typically part of a cycling trip, mates in tow.
Last year we ventured on a ride of 144k, that took us through rain forest, cane fields, rolling farm land and ranches. Road side fruit stands in remote areas along the ride are not uncommon which adds to the beauty of this adventure. We decided to tackle this ride once again.
We started out in a sleepy beachside town Currumbin, 15k south of Surfers Paradise and headed out along the Currumbin Creek Road toward the hills. At just over 10k into the ride, a left hand turn and the first climb for the day greets us.
The Tomewin Mountain Road heads towards the NSW border. Undulating roads for 9.2k, climbing up a ridge that rewards you with amazing scenery over the Currumbin Valley. It is truly breathtaking – in more ways than one.
QLD roads are well signed throughout the state with gradients providing all road users with information on what gear to use. This is no different for the cyclist. Our first sign; 14% for 800 meters. Thank you very much!
A strong cyclist will make it to the NSW boarder on this road in about 24 minutes. From this point the road drops down a nice gentle descent with amazing views toward the NSW coast. It was at the bottom of this descent that we encountered a python! Stretched across the road, making its way from one side to the other. It must have been close to 3 meters long. Only in the QLD hinterland!
A quick roll through cane fields and a right hand turn on the number 97 is where we started the next section of the ride. Rolling roads through the valley back toward QLD.
We stopped for a quick can of soft drink in Chillingham before tackling the climb back up the ridge. As we were in NSW, the roads aren’t marked with how steep this climb is. But when I could, I would look down and see what my Garmin was reading and I think through the sweat dripping from my brow that I saw a 17%.
The climb starts in earnest as you pass through Numinbah and is approximately 5k long.
A quick rest on top of the border and we were off again with another gentle descent toward Natural Bridge. The roads through here roll through some brilliant country side with horse ranches on either side based at the bottom of steep intimidating mountains.
After 75k a right hand turn onto Pikes Road (the Goat Track) is what will guide us to Springbrook. A sign at the entry to the road greats us letting us know that it will get steep but there will also be respite half way through the climb. This respite did not come! The road climbs and climbs and then climbs a little bit more for just under 7k. At one stage I was turning the pedals with just enough power to register a speed of 6.9k/h! In the middle of the day with the QLD sun beating down on you, the hill seems just that little more difficult.
A quick stop at the top of the ‘Goat Track’ at a quaint restaurant to talk about our struggle and battle with the hill before we continue up toward the last stop before we head home, ‘the Best Look Out Of All’.
Gradients in excess of 10% smack the legs around on more than a couple of occasions as we make our way the additional 10K to the look out. At times you still question as to whether getting off the bike and walking would be acceptable?
The lookout is amazing! At the time it is very hard to think as too whether or not all the climbing was actually worth it. On reflection – it is!
Now with all of the climbing done, all that was left was to descend. Sweeping corners, smooth roads and forest on either side; this is a brilliant 15k drop back toward the valley.
As we get closer to the Gold Coast, the suburbs build up around us, eventually completely replacing the forest landscape that we leave behind. The final 20k of the ride is on main roads. We power home with a nice tail wind eventually arriving back at our accommodation.
In summary; the QLD Hinterlands provide for great riding. The adventure that we shared is one we will fondly look back on with great satisfaction for many a year to come and keep us wanting to come back for more!

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for the last 25 years i have been visiting the gold coast. initially these trips were part of our yearly family holiday, but now they are typically part of a cycling trip, mates in tow.
last year we ventured on a ride of 144k, that took us through rain forest, cane fields, rolling farm land and ranches. road side fruit stands in remote areas along the ride are not uncommon which adds to the beauty of this adventure. we decided to tackle this ride once again.
we started out in a sleepy beachside town currumbin, 15k south of surfers paradise and headed out along the currumbin creek road toward the hills. at just over 10k into the ride, a left hand turn and the first climb for the day greets us.
the tomewin mountain road heads towards the nsw border. undulating roads for 9.2k, climbing up a ridge that rewards you with amazing scenery over the currumbin valley. it is truly breathtaking – in more ways than one.
qld roads are well signed throughout the state with gradients providing all road users with information on what gear to use. this is no different for the cyclist. our first sign; 14% for 800 meters. thank you very much!
a strong cyclist will make it to the nsw boarder on this road in about 24 minutes. from this point the road drops down a nice gentle descent with amazing views toward the nsw coast. it was at the bottom of this descent that we encountered a python! stretched across the road, making its way from one side to the other. it must have been close to 3 meters long. only in the qld hinterland!
a quick roll through cane fields and a right hand turn on the number 97 is where we started the next section of the ride. rolling roads through the valley back toward qld.
we stopped for a quick can of soft drink in chillingham before tackling the climb back up the ridge. as we were in nsw, the roads aren’t marked with how steep this climb is. but when i could, i would look down and see what my garmin was reading and i think through the sweat dripping from my brow that i saw a 17%.
the climb starts in earnest as you pass through numinbah and is approximately 5k long.
a quick rest on top of the border and we were off again with another gentle descent toward natural bridge. the roads through here roll through some brilliant country side with horse ranches on either side based at the bottom of steep intimidating mountains.
after 75k a right hand turn onto pikes road (the goat track) is what will guide us to springbrook. a sign at the entry to the road greats us letting us know that it will get steep but there will also be respite half way through the climb. this respite did not come! the road climbs and climbs and then climbs a little bit more for just under 7k. at one stage i was turning the pedals with just enough power to register a speed of 6.9k/h! in the middle of the day with the qld sun beating down on you, the hill seems just that little more difficult.
a quick stop at the top of the ‘goat track’ at a quaint restaurant to talk about our struggle and battle with the hill before we continue up toward the last stop before we head home, ‘the best look out of all’.
gradients in excess of 10% smack the legs around on more than a couple of occasions as we make our way the additional 10k to the look out. at times you still question as to whether getting off the bike and walking would be acceptable?
the lookout is amazing! at the time it is very hard to think as too whether or not all the climbing was actually worth it. on reflection – it is!
now with all of the climbing done, all that was left was to descend. sweeping corners, smooth roads and forest on either side; this is a brilliant 15k drop back toward the valley.
as we get closer to the gold coast, the suburbs build up around us, eventually completely replacing the forest landscape that we leave behind. the final 20k of the ride is on main roads. we power home with a nice tail wind eventually arriving back at our accommodation.
in summary; the qld hinterlands provide for great riding. the adventure that we shared is one we will fondly look back on with great satisfaction for many a year to come and keep us wanting to come back for more!


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Best Answer: I quickly wade across the cold and empty pool through the poo. Yuk!
nope. tell me the the 8 parts of speech and I might know something.
Yeah, we had this lously teacher who always gave his students so many tests and quizzes in his class, we all vomitted.
Of course all the other words are one part of speech as well.
The mangy brown dog ran wildly up the street and all listening heard high pitched cries as the dog decided to chase a cat.
Well, I like the big dogs that lay quietly on the floor.
oh my, Joe asked a stupid question of the tired librarian and she wanted to slap him, but she chased him through the door instead.
Write 8 sentences using all the 8 parts of speech?
Can i have a sentence using all 8 parts of speech?
What is the shortest English sentence that uses all 14 punctuation marks and 8 parts of speech?
Does anyone know an 8 words sentence using the 8 parts of speech that makes sense?

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best answer: i quickly wade across the cold and empty pool through the poo. yuk!
nope. tell me the the 8 parts of speech and i might know something.
yeah, we had this lously teacher who always gave his students so many tests and quizzes in his class, we all vomitted.
of course all the other words are one part of speech as well.
the mangy brown dog ran wildly up the street and all listening heard high pitched cries as the dog decided to chase a cat.
well, i like the big dogs that lay quietly on the floor.
oh my, joe asked a stupid question of the tired librarian and she wanted to slap him, but she chased him through the door instead.
write 8 sentences using all the 8 parts of speech?
can i have a sentence using all 8 parts of speech?
what is the shortest english sentence that uses all 14 punctuation marks and 8 parts of speech?
does anyone know an 8 words sentence using the 8 parts of speech that makes sense?


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SECOND ANNUAL EASTER EGG HUNT AND POTLUCK BRUNCH!
The Flowering of the Cross: Bring flowers!
Meet at Dudley's Bakery in Santa Isabel at 10:30 a.m.
Sign up at church now!
Please join Fr. Paul, Joanne Millum and Melissa Cochran at the annual San Diego Walk for Life to be held on Saturday, January 19, 2019 from 8:30am-12:00pm at Balboa Park at 6th and Laurel. The theme for this year’s walk is “Honoring and embracing all who have Down Syndrome!” There will be wonderful guest speakers, live entertainment, face painting, and over 50 pro-life exhibiters. Each year, this is an inspiring event! For more information, talk to Melissa Cochran and/or visit the website: SanDiegoWalkForLife.org.
Special thanks to Dale for hosting this beautiful Christmas Event!

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second annual easter egg hunt and potluck brunch!
the flowering of the cross: bring flowers!
meet at dudley's bakery in santa isabel at 10:30 a.m.
sign up at church now!
please join fr. paul, joanne millum and melissa cochran at the annual san diego walk for life to be held on saturday, january 19, 2019 from 8:30am-12:00pm at balboa park at 6th and laurel. the theme for this year’s walk is “honoring and embracing all who have down syndrome!” there will be wonderful guest speakers, live entertainment, face painting, and over 50 pro-life exhibiters. each year, this is an inspiring event! for more information, talk to melissa cochran and/or visit the website: sandiegowalkforlife.org.
special thanks to dale for hosting this beautiful christmas event!


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Feb. 13, 2015, 11:04 a.m.
It’s Valentine’s week, a week for love, and Philadelphia certainly lived up to the theme. The Democratic National Committee showed it loves our city, Mayor Nutter commissioned another study to show how beloved he is and something beautiful even happened on the El. Billy Penn recaps these stories and other top news from the week by combining them with music in the #BillyPennPlaylist (scroll to the bottom for Spotify).
We won! Philadelphia is getting the 2016 DNC. Without any hope from our sports teams, this is the time to flaunt your Philly pride.
New York City is all, “Phil-eh-delphia,” and “Philadelphia is less attractive in a dozen ways.” Go stew away in your $1,900-a-month Brooklyn studio while listening to the early-aughts emo that’s clearly reflecting your current attitude and GET OVER YOURSELVES.
Franklin the dog is the #LOLSixers’ new mascot. He’s mildly disconcerting. But the #LOLSixers did play this wonderful song before they introduced him on Tuesday so that’s at least one redeeming quality.
This mayor’s race looks like it’s going to be pretty wide open, considering many Philadelphians don’t even know who the candidates are.
In addition to kicking off his gubernatorial term by listing his schedule, Tommy Wolf is apparently saying hi and introducing himself to state lawmakers. This is not normal. One longtime Republican said it was the only time he could remember a governor doing it during his 15 terms.
Once upon a time Philadelphia’s buildings were strong, now every winter they’re falling apart. Why? Partially because the Department of Licenses and Inspections is chronically understaffed, a problem the Controller’s office admitted this week.
Mayor Michael Nutter has been doing odd things like commissioning his own studies and polls that illustrate him as the best mayor and beloved by Philadelphians. But he has also helped Philadelphia get the Pope and now the 2016 DNC. Maybe it’s time to join the Nutter self-celebrations.
Ronnie Polaneczky of the Daily News finally figured out how to crack Comcast’s crappy customer service code: Call the CEO’s mom. He did that on behalf of a local couple and their problem got fixed the next day.
The happiest moment in the history of the El happened last Saturday when a gay couple got married aboard a train Sunday as part of the Mural Arts love train. Happy Valentine’s Day!

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feb. 13, 2015, 11:04 a.m.
it’s valentine’s week, a week for love, and philadelphia certainly lived up to the theme. the democratic national committee showed it loves our city, mayor nutter commissioned another study to show how beloved he is and something beautiful even happened on the el. billy penn recaps these stories and other top news from the week by combining them with music in the #billypennplaylist (scroll to the bottom for spotify).
we won! philadelphia is getting the 2016 dnc. without any hope from our sports teams, this is the time to flaunt your philly pride.
new york city is all, “phil-eh-delphia,” and “philadelphia is less attractive in a dozen ways.” go stew away in your $1,900-a-month brooklyn studio while listening to the early-aughts emo that’s clearly reflecting your current attitude and get over yourselves.
franklin the dog is the #lolsixers’ new mascot. he’s mildly disconcerting. but the #lolsixers did play this wonderful song before they introduced him on tuesday so that’s at least one redeeming quality.
this mayor’s race looks like it’s going to be pretty wide open, considering many philadelphians don’t even know who the candidates are.
in addition to kicking off his gubernatorial term by listing his schedule, tommy wolf is apparently saying hi and introducing himself to state lawmakers. this is not normal. one longtime republican said it was the only time he could remember a governor doing it during his 15 terms.
once upon a time philadelphia’s buildings were strong, now every winter they’re falling apart. why? partially because the department of licenses and inspections is chronically understaffed, a problem the controller’s office admitted this week.
mayor michael nutter has been doing odd things like commissioning his own studies and polls that illustrate him as the best mayor and beloved by philadelphians. but he has also helped philadelphia get the pope and now the 2016 dnc. maybe it’s time to join the nutter self-celebrations.
ronnie polaneczky of the daily news finally figured out how to crack comcast’s crappy customer service code: call the ceo’s mom. he did that on behalf of a local couple and their problem got fixed the next day.
the happiest moment in the history of the el happened last saturday when a gay couple got married aboard a train sunday as part of the mural arts love train. happy valentine’s day!


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Government functions with the help of taxes collected from citizens and business entities. However, a lot of Government revenue is lost through evasion.
� To enhance the detection of evasion, Government has framed the system of rewards to the people who help in the detection of tax evasion.
� The following are a few guidelines for the people who would like to help detection of Customs Duty/ Drawback/ Evasion/ Frauds.
� Under the existing Rewards Scheme, Government of India grants handsome rewards to informers who provide specific information leading to seizure of goods, currency, bullion or leads to detection of duty evasion including wrong declaration of quantity, description, value etc.
� An Information is any useful message received from the public or any person for that matter revealing fraudulent evasion of duty. It is the message based on which the department officials conduct further enquiry and investigation leading to seizure/ detention.
� An Information has to be given in writing addressed to the Head of the department.
� An Information should contain details of the evasion known, such as name & address of the firm, method adopted for the evasion, the persons responsible and other relevant details.
Reward scheme to the Informer has been extended to the cases of recovery from Tax Defaulters.
� Reward is admissible to an informer who gives information regarding the whereabouts, assets, immovable property etc. of persons from whom arrears of duty, tax, fine, penalty etc. are to be realised and the information results in recovery of arrears upto a maximum of 5% of the amount recovered.
� For details and further conditions of Reward Policy Circular No.20/2015 dt. 31.07.2015 may be referred.
· Contact us in person, in writing or on phone.
Information submitted in person or in writing would only be considered for grant of reward.

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government functions with the help of taxes collected from citizens and business entities. however, a lot of government revenue is lost through evasion.
� to enhance the detection of evasion, government has framed the system of rewards to the people who help in the detection of tax evasion.
� the following are a few guidelines for the people who would like to help detection of customs duty/ drawback/ evasion/ frauds.
� under the existing rewards scheme, government of india grants handsome rewards to informers who provide specific information leading to seizure of goods, currency, bullion or leads to detection of duty evasion including wrong declaration of quantity, description, value etc.
� an information is any useful message received from the public or any person for that matter revealing fraudulent evasion of duty. it is the message based on which the department officials conduct further enquiry and investigation leading to seizure/ detention.
� an information has to be given in writing addressed to the head of the department.
� an information should contain details of the evasion known, such as name & address of the firm, method adopted for the evasion, the persons responsible and other relevant details.
reward scheme to the informer has been extended to the cases of recovery from tax defaulters.
� reward is admissible to an informer who gives information regarding the whereabouts, assets, immovable property etc. of persons from whom arrears of duty, tax, fine, penalty etc. are to be realised and the information results in recovery of arrears upto a maximum of 5% of the amount recovered.
� for details and further conditions of reward policy circular no.20/2015 dt. 31.07.2015 may be referred.
· contact us in person, in writing or on phone.
information submitted in person or in writing would only be considered for grant of reward.


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Take our Right Fit Quiz!
Want to know if Williamsburg Academy is the right fit for your family? Go ahead and take our Right Fit Quiz to determine whether or not your student would succeed and thrive in our program!
After you’ve taken our Right Fit Quiz, one of our advisors will contact you to review your results. During this conversation, you will also get a better sense for who we are, including our values, our program, and what Williamsburg is like. Feel free to ask any questions you have during this call.
If Williamsburg is a right fit for your family, our advisor will set up an appointment for you with one of our School Academic Counselors to create a customized education plan for your students. They’ll help you register for courses and get ready to succeed at Williamsburg!

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take our right fit quiz!
want to know if williamsburg academy is the right fit for your family? go ahead and take our right fit quiz to determine whether or not your student would succeed and thrive in our program!
after you’ve taken our right fit quiz, one of our advisors will contact you to review your results. during this conversation, you will also get a better sense for who we are, including our values, our program, and what williamsburg is like. feel free to ask any questions you have during this call.
if williamsburg is a right fit for your family, our advisor will set up an appointment for you with one of our school academic counselors to create a customized education plan for your students. they’ll help you register for courses and get ready to succeed at williamsburg!


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Organisations invest time, money and resources on training for staff…yet fail to see a return on that investment.
Training fails when it is one dimensional and people can’t see the potential for wider application.
Our programmes combine both personal and professional development. When someone can apply tools and techniques to all aspects of their life, the training sticks. It adds genuine value for people AND you see a lasting return for your organisation.
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organisations invest time, money and resources on training for staff…yet fail to see a return on that investment.
training fails when it is one dimensional and people can’t see the potential for wider application.
our programmes combine both personal and professional development. when someone can apply tools and techniques to all aspects of their life, the training sticks. it adds genuine value for people and you see a lasting return for your organisation.
our training is tailored and targeted for every client, but we have two signature programmes to draw on, productive people and effective teams. when people get the best of themselves, when they are connected to what inspires and motivates them, and when they collaborate and innovate as a team, then an organisation can’t fail to thrive.
we offer two coaching streams, personal coaching and professional coaching, with both focussed on you, and what you need to succeed. for each stream our approach is supportive and challenging in equal measure. we will not do you the disservice of ducking the difficult issues or uncomfortable conversations. so come to us when you can’t (or won’t) accept the status quo. we can and will help you to achieve the change you need.


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During a Spring Clean & Check, our certified air conditioning technicians will provide your system with the care it needs to perform optimally during the coming months. HVAC system spring cleaning is very important. We clean critical components and evaluate the entire system. We look for flaws that require correction in order to improve performance. We’ll also take the time to speak with you regarding the condition of your system. We will also talk about improvements you may want to make.
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spring is about to arrive lexington, and its time you began thinking about getting your air conditioner in shape for the coming months. a spring clean & check performed by the experts at climate control corp is a sure-fire measure you should take to ensure your air conditioner is ready when you need it. it’s time for some hvac system spring cleaning!
why do you need a spring clean & check?
during a spring clean & check, our certified air conditioning technicians will provide your system with the care it needs to perform optimally during the coming months. hvac system spring cleaning is very important. we clean critical components and evaluate the entire system. we look for flaws that require correction in order to improve performance. we’ll also take the time to speak with you regarding the condition of your system. we will also talk about improvements you may want to make.
• improved performance and efficiency: did you know that by having your air conditioner serviced every spring, you could save 20 percent on your operating costs? the cleaning and care we perform reduces system stress and allows your air conditioner to function at optimal performance levels. by boosting performance, issues causing the system to draw excess energy are resolved, lowering your energy bills. lexington, it’s time for an hvac system spring cleaning! optimal performance mean’s you’ll also benefit from enhanced comfort.
• extended service life: annual maintenance for your air conditioning system can also extend the unit’s service life. this can potentially save you thousands in replacement costs. the care we provide resolves wear and tear issues. and other problems which could extensively damage the system if overlooked. spring clean & check service allows us to evaluate your system for errors before the start of cooling season. therefore, we can eliminate performance problems which could lead to a breakdown in the summer. this service will also help you avoid unexpected repair bills this year!
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Anyone with information concerning the whereabouts of Amy Davis Latham is asked to call 911 or the Sheriff’s Office at (864) 260-4400.

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The Keio University SFC aims to raise "leaders for the future", leaders who can "identify a problem and find a solution to it" rather than those who "just know the answer to a given question". In order to practice this philosophy, the Seminars conduct advanced research projects collaborated with private companies and governmental organizations. By participating in these research projects, students can become familiar with real-life issues and also develop expertise, which can prove useful in their Bachelor Projects later.
The Seminars are the central component of the curriculum. Generally speaking, students may participate in a maximum of two Seminars per semester (spring and fall semesters) from their second year. However, Seminars are also open to first-year students depending on their ability. Most of courses at Keio University SFC are designed in such a manner so that they do not limit a students' choice at any time of their study.

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the keio university sfc aims to raise "leaders for the future", leaders who can "identify a problem and find a solution to it" rather than those who "just know the answer to a given question". in order to practice this philosophy, the seminars conduct advanced research projects collaborated with private companies and governmental organizations. by participating in these research projects, students can become familiar with real-life issues and also develop expertise, which can prove useful in their bachelor projects later.
the seminars are the central component of the curriculum. generally speaking, students may participate in a maximum of two seminars per semester (spring and fall semesters) from their second year. however, seminars are also open to first-year students depending on their ability. most of courses at keio university sfc are designed in such a manner so that they do not limit a students' choice at any time of their study.


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Care: Mild wash at 30°C. Do not bleach and iron at a maximum temperature of 110°C.

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wrangler texas stretch jeans black come in a comfortable regular rise waist with stretch denim giving you greater freedom and movement. these jeans have the classic five pocket styling with black matching stitching and flat rivets to complete the biker look.
care: mild wash at 30°c. do not bleach and iron at a maximum temperature of 110°c.


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JOINT BASE LEWIS-McCHORD, Wash. -- Staff Sgt. Robert Bales made a mid-massacre confession, asked for help bleaching his blood-stained clothing and deliberately destroyed his laptop computer, fellow soldiers have testified -- statements that prosecutors say show he knew what he was doing the night 16 civilians were slaughtered in two villages in southern Afghanistan.
The remarks, offered by soldiers testifying for the government Monday and Tuesday, could pose a high hurdle for defense lawyers who have indicated that Bales' mental health will be a big part of their case. Testimony continues with several more witnesses Wednesday in a preliminary hearing that is being held to help determine whether the case goes to a court-martial.
Bales, a 39-year-old father of two from Lake Tapps, Wash., faces 16 counts of premeditated murder and six counts of attempted murder in the March 11 attack on the villages of Balandi and Alkozai, which counted nine children among its victims.
A prosecutor, Lt. Col. Jay Morse, said Bales spent the evening before the massacre at his remote outpost of Camp Belambay with two other soldiers, watching a movie about revenge killings, sharing contraband whiskey from a plastic bottle and discussing an attack that cost one of their comrades his leg.
Within hours, a cape-wearing Bales slipped away from the post and embarked on a killing spree of his own, said the prosecutor, Lt. Col. Jay Morse. He attacked one village then returned to Belambay, where he woke up a colleague and reported what he'd done, Morse said. The colleague testified that he didn't believe Bales and went back to sleep.
Bales headed out again, Morse said, and attacked the second village before returning once again in the predawn darkness, bloody and incredulous that his comrades ordered him to surrender his weapons.
A medic, Sgt. 1st Class James Stillwell, said Tuesday he saw Bales covered in blood and knew from the pattern of the staining it wasn't his own. He asked where it came from and where he'd been.
The statement was one of many attributed to Bales that suggest he knew what he was doing, prosecutors say.
Soldiers testified that after being taken into custody, Bales told them, "I thought I was doing the right thing."
And Stillwell said Bales told him that the soldiers at Camp Belambay would appreciate his actions once the fighting season ramped up: "You guys are going to thank me come June."
At another point, Bales remarked, "I guess four was too many" -- an apparent reference to the number of family compounds in the attacked villages, Morse said Monday.
Bales was largely calm and compliant when he turned himself in following the massacre, several soldiers testified Tuesday. He followed orders and sometimes sat with his head in his hands, as though the magnitude of what he had done was sinking in, one said.
At one point, Bales made a joke -- pointing his finger, in the shape of a gun, at two soldiers guarding him -- in what they took as a failed effort to ease the tension.
But Bales also deliberately mangled his laptop, said two soldiers assigned to guard him as he gathered his things.
One of them, Sgt. Ross O'Rourke, testified that he removed the laptop from Bales' rucksack after the defendant told him he didn't want to take it with him. O'Rourke said Bales then grabbed the computer and folded the screen back, breaking it.
That didn't damage the hard drive, O'Rourke said, and investigators still could have retrieved information from the computer. O'Rourke didn't testify about what information might have been uncovered.
On Monday, Cpl. David Godwin testified that Bales asked him to bleach his blood-soaked clothes.
Two other soldiers, Pfcs. Derek Guinn and Damian Blodgett, testified Tuesday that they were on a guard shift early March 11 when they heard scattered gunfire coming from Alkozai, the first village attacked. They used thermal imaging and then shot up flares to illuminate the area, but couldn't make out what was going on.
Blodgett said he reported it to the operations center on base, and a specialist told them to monitor it and let him know if it came toward them.
The shooting lasted for 30 to 40 minutes, Blodgett said.
Guinn said he considered Bales to be bipolar: "Sometimes he was in a really good mood, and he seemed really angry sometimes, or easily annoyed."
Two other witnesses said that later, an interpreter arrived with two Afghan National Army soldiers who reported that they had seen an American come and go from the base. Guinn gave a slightly different account when he recalled that the interpreter said the soldiers had seen two Americans arrive on base, and one head back out.
After the shootings, some Afghan villagers questioned whether they could have been carried out by one soldier.
Bales has not entered a plea, and is not expected to testify. His attorneys, who did not give an opening statement, have not discussed the evidence, but say Bales has post-traumatic stress disorder and suffered a concussive head injury during a prior deployment to Iraq.
Bales has not participated in a medical evaluation known as a "sanity board," because his lawyers have objected to having him meet with Army doctors outside their presence.
Bales' lawyers called their first witness Tuesday, a soldier who bagged the blood-soaked clothes Bales had been wearing as evidence. The testimony focused primarily on how the evidence was handled.

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joint base lewis-mcchord, wash. -- staff sgt. robert bales made a mid-massacre confession, asked for help bleaching his blood-stained clothing and deliberately destroyed his laptop computer, fellow soldiers have testified -- statements that prosecutors say show he knew what he was doing the night 16 civilians were slaughtered in two villages in southern afghanistan.
the remarks, offered by soldiers testifying for the government monday and tuesday, could pose a high hurdle for defense lawyers who have indicated that bales' mental health will be a big part of their case. testimony continues with several more witnesses wednesday in a preliminary hearing that is being held to help determine whether the case goes to a court-martial.
bales, a 39-year-old father of two from lake tapps, wash., faces 16 counts of premeditated murder and six counts of attempted murder in the march 11 attack on the villages of balandi and alkozai, which counted nine children among its victims.
a prosecutor, lt. col. jay morse, said bales spent the evening before the massacre at his remote outpost of camp belambay with two other soldiers, watching a movie about revenge killings, sharing contraband whiskey from a plastic bottle and discussing an attack that cost one of their comrades his leg.
within hours, a cape-wearing bales slipped away from the post and embarked on a killing spree of his own, said the prosecutor, lt. col. jay morse. he attacked one village then returned to belambay, where he woke up a colleague and reported what he'd done, morse said. the colleague testified that he didn't believe bales and went back to sleep.
bales headed out again, morse said, and attacked the second village before returning once again in the predawn darkness, bloody and incredulous that his comrades ordered him to surrender his weapons.
a medic, sgt. 1st class james stillwell, said tuesday he saw bales covered in blood and knew from the pattern of the staining it wasn't his own. he asked where it came from and where he'd been.
the statement was one of many attributed to bales that suggest he knew what he was doing, prosecutors say.
soldiers testified that after being taken into custody, bales told them, "i thought i was doing the right thing."
and stillwell said bales told him that the soldiers at camp belambay would appreciate his actions once the fighting season ramped up: "you guys are going to thank me come june."
at another point, bales remarked, "i guess four was too many" -- an apparent reference to the number of family compounds in the attacked villages, morse said monday.
bales was largely calm and compliant when he turned himself in following the massacre, several soldiers testified tuesday. he followed orders and sometimes sat with his head in his hands, as though the magnitude of what he had done was sinking in, one said.
at one point, bales made a joke -- pointing his finger, in the shape of a gun, at two soldiers guarding him -- in what they took as a failed effort to ease the tension.
but bales also deliberately mangled his laptop, said two soldiers assigned to guard him as he gathered his things.
one of them, sgt. ross o'rourke, testified that he removed the laptop from bales' rucksack after the defendant told him he didn't want to take it with him. o'rourke said bales then grabbed the computer and folded the screen back, breaking it.
that didn't damage the hard drive, o'rourke said, and investigators still could have retrieved information from the computer. o'rourke didn't testify about what information might have been uncovered.
on monday, cpl. david godwin testified that bales asked him to bleach his blood-soaked clothes.
two other soldiers, pfcs. derek guinn and damian blodgett, testified tuesday that they were on a guard shift early march 11 when they heard scattered gunfire coming from alkozai, the first village attacked. they used thermal imaging and then shot up flares to illuminate the area, but couldn't make out what was going on.
blodgett said he reported it to the operations center on base, and a specialist told them to monitor it and let him know if it came toward them.
the shooting lasted for 30 to 40 minutes, blodgett said.
guinn said he considered bales to be bipolar: "sometimes he was in a really good mood, and he seemed really angry sometimes, or easily annoyed."
two other witnesses said that later, an interpreter arrived with two afghan national army soldiers who reported that they had seen an american come and go from the base. guinn gave a slightly different account when he recalled that the interpreter said the soldiers had seen two americans arrive on base, and one head back out.
after the shootings, some afghan villagers questioned whether they could have been carried out by one soldier.
bales has not entered a plea, and is not expected to testify. his attorneys, who did not give an opening statement, have not discussed the evidence, but say bales has post-traumatic stress disorder and suffered a concussive head injury during a prior deployment to iraq.
bales has not participated in a medical evaluation known as a "sanity board," because his lawyers have objected to having him meet with army doctors outside their presence.
bales' lawyers called their first witness tuesday, a soldier who bagged the blood-soaked clothes bales had been wearing as evidence. the testimony focused primarily on how the evidence was handled.


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You will find below the horoscope of Elizabeth Barrett Browning with her interactive chart, an excerpt of her astrological portrait and her planetary dominants.
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning (March 6, 1806 – June 29, 1861) was one of the most respected poets of the Victorian era.
Elizabeth spent her youth at Hope End near Great Malvern, England. The Barrett family had amassed a considerable fortune from the Jamaican sugar plantations inherited by her father, Edward Moulton Barrett, who was born there. The Barretts had been associated with Jamaica for generations. As a boy he emigrated to England with his brother and sister (she is the subject of the painting "Pinkie" in the Huntington Museum). He and his wife, Mary Graham-Clarke, were parents of twelve children (Elizabeth was the eldest).
Here are some character traits from Elizabeth Barrett Browning's birth chart. This description is far from being comprehensive but it can shed light on his/her personality, which is still interesting for professional astrologers or astrology lovers.
In a matter of minutes, you can get at your email address your astrological portrait (approximately 32 pages), a much more comprehensive report than this portrait of Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning, the nocturnal North-western quadrant, consisting of the 4th, 5th and 6th houses, prevails in your chart: this sector favours creativity, conception and some sort of specialization or training, with helpfulness and relations as strong components. You need others' cooperation in order to work properly, although you are not very expansive: creating, innovating and thinking are what matter most to you because this self-expression enriches you and totally satisfies you.
The predominance of Water signs indicates high sensitivity and elevation through feelings, Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Your heart and your emotions are your driving forces, and you can't do anything on Earth if you don't feel a strong affective charge (as a matter of fact, the word "feeling" is essential in your psychology). You need to love in order to understand, and to feel in order to take action, to the detriment of a certain vulnerability against which you should learn to fight.
Cheers for communication and mobility, Elizabeth Barrett Browning! The predominance of Air signs in your chart favours and amplifies your taste for relations and for all kinds of short trips, whether real (travels) or symbolic (new ideas, mind speculations). You gain in flexibility and adaptability what you lose in self-assertion or in pragmatism.
Fire's qualities are not very present in your chart, with only 3.82% instead of the average 25%, which means that you may lack warmth, enthusiasm, conquering spirit, or energy. You may look indifferent to others, with almost no desire, no joy of life or no enterprising ability. Actually, it is not true, but you should let go, force yourself to be more daring, and show your amazement as well as your vitality. You certainly have as much energy as others, you just need to release it, and it is up to you to display more of it, since it will be all to your benefit: shout, sing, pull faces, dance! That's the right mean for you... In the end, you'll never be accused of being sad, phlegmatic or a killjoy!
The Mutable mode is the most emphasized one in your natal chart, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, which indicates a mobile character that is curious and thirsty for new experiences and evolution. You are lively and flexible, and you like to react quickly to solicitations, but don't confuse mobility with agitation, since this is the danger with this configuration - and with you, stagnation is out of the question. Security doesn't matter as long as you are not bored. You optimize, you change things, you change yourself... all this in a speedy way.
Cadent houses, namely the 3rd, 6th, 9th and 12th houses, are very emphasized in your chart, Elizabeth Barrett Browning. They indicate important potential for communication, adaptability and flexibility. These houses are symbolically linked to the mind and intellect. The relative weakness implied by these characteristics indicates your tendency to hesitate or to be indecisive, but also your remarkable ability to start off again, which is a nice quality, finally: you can easily get yourself out of a tight spot thanks to your mobility and casualness, in the best sense of the term. This group of houses corresponds to evolutionary characteristics of your personality. However, they are only indications and you must include them in the rest of your chart in order to see whether they are validated or not!
After this paragraph about dominant planets, of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, here are the character traits that you must read more carefully than the previous texts since they are very specific: the texts about dominant planets only give background information about the personality and remain quite general: they emphasize or, on the contrary, mitigate different particularities or facets of a personality. A human being is a complex whole and only bodies of texts can attempt to successfully figure out all the finer points.
You are sensitive to beauty, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, and your emotional reactions are often of an aesthetical order because, even in the appearances, balance and harmony are necessary for your well being. You easily identify with others, you have a talent for emphasizing their best qualities and you solve their problems with tact and diplomacy. You endlessly weigh the pros and the cons and you constantly try to please your interlocutors. In doing so, you may develop a strong dependency because you need their approval too much. It is difficult for you and your entourage to deal with your indecisiveness because it inclines you towards contemplation more than towards creation and you are tempted to procrastinate unless you try to charm others into doing things for you. But as long as harmony prevails... isn't it what matters?
Compassion and self-sacrifice: you are fond of this romantic mode and you are willing to express your feelings, the intensity of which is unlimited, Elizabeth Barrett Browning. With excitement and imagination, you dream your amorous relationships as much as you actually live through them. The line between the concrete world and your huge hopes is so tenuous that you don't know anymore where it is, although your particularly rich sensuality prompts you to experience your feelings concretely. You want to share communion and passion with your partner. The lyrical flights of your feelings break from your heart as waves that you do not attempt to control because they give you a real, almost voluptuous and carnal joy. You give a lot – sometimes too much - without reservation, almost without propriety, totally revealing your vulnerability during your amorous exchanges because you are sure of the quality and the might of your feelings: they are so powerful and overwhelming that you are aware that nothing can resist them.
You express your energy in a vague and random manner, Elizabeth Barrett Browning. This is not a handicap, but it prevents you from reasonably planning your long-term actions. You are a bit whimsical and scattered, sometimes hyperactive and willing to devour obstacles with your big shark teeth, but often, you take the easy way out because of your desire for tranquillity. You loathe conflicts and your cleverness and your flexibility allow you to achieve your goals while shrewdly worming your way through difficulties. Your intuition and your imagination are the assets that compensate your lack of efficiency and discipline. You are much more successful when you work for a noble cause, usually a collective one, sometimes political or spiritual ones. On the sexual plane, you are whimsical and impossible to categorize. You are so changing and malleable that you can shift from one extreme to another, according to your partner's personality, because your adaptability and your flexibility are really strong.
This text is only an excerpt from of Elizabeth Barrett Browning's portrait. We hope that it will arouse your curiosity, and that it will prompt you to deepen your knowledge of astrology, as well as to visit and use the wide range of free applications at www.astrotheme.com.

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you will find below the horoscope of elizabeth barrett browning with her interactive chart, an excerpt of her astrological portrait and her planetary dominants.
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elizabeth barrett browning (march 6, 1806 – june 29, 1861) was one of the most respected poets of the victorian era.
elizabeth spent her youth at hope end near great malvern, england. the barrett family had amassed a considerable fortune from the jamaican sugar plantations inherited by her father, edward moulton barrett, who was born there. the barretts had been associated with jamaica for generations. as a boy he emigrated to england with his brother and sister (she is the subject of the painting "pinkie" in the huntington museum). he and his wife, mary graham-clarke, were parents of twelve children (elizabeth was the eldest).
here are some character traits from elizabeth barrett browning's birth chart. this description is far from being comprehensive but it can shed light on his/her personality, which is still interesting for professional astrologers or astrology lovers.
in a matter of minutes, you can get at your email address your astrological portrait (approximately 32 pages), a much more comprehensive report than this portrait of elizabeth barrett browning.
elizabeth barrett browning, the nocturnal north-western quadrant, consisting of the 4th, 5th and 6th houses, prevails in your chart: this sector favours creativity, conception and some sort of specialization or training, with helpfulness and relations as strong components. you need others' cooperation in order to work properly, although you are not very expansive: creating, innovating and thinking are what matter most to you because this self-expression enriches you and totally satisfies you.
the predominance of water signs indicates high sensitivity and elevation through feelings, elizabeth barrett browning. your heart and your emotions are your driving forces, and you can't do anything on earth if you don't feel a strong affective charge (as a matter of fact, the word "feeling" is essential in your psychology). you need to love in order to understand, and to feel in order to take action, to the detriment of a certain vulnerability against which you should learn to fight.
cheers for communication and mobility, elizabeth barrett browning! the predominance of air signs in your chart favours and amplifies your taste for relations and for all kinds of short trips, whether real (travels) or symbolic (new ideas, mind speculations). you gain in flexibility and adaptability what you lose in self-assertion or in pragmatism.
fire's qualities are not very present in your chart, with only 3.82% instead of the average 25%, which means that you may lack warmth, enthusiasm, conquering spirit, or energy. you may look indifferent to others, with almost no desire, no joy of life or no enterprising ability. actually, it is not true, but you should let go, force yourself to be more daring, and show your amazement as well as your vitality. you certainly have as much energy as others, you just need to release it, and it is up to you to display more of it, since it will be all to your benefit: shout, sing, pull faces, dance! that's the right mean for you... in the end, you'll never be accused of being sad, phlegmatic or a killjoy!
the mutable mode is the most emphasized one in your natal chart, elizabeth barrett browning, which indicates a mobile character that is curious and thirsty for new experiences and evolution. you are lively and flexible, and you like to react quickly to solicitations, but don't confuse mobility with agitation, since this is the danger with this configuration - and with you, stagnation is out of the question. security doesn't matter as long as you are not bored. you optimize, you change things, you change yourself... all this in a speedy way.
cadent houses, namely the 3rd, 6th, 9th and 12th houses, are very emphasized in your chart, elizabeth barrett browning. they indicate important potential for communication, adaptability and flexibility. these houses are symbolically linked to the mind and intellect. the relative weakness implied by these characteristics indicates your tendency to hesitate or to be indecisive, but also your remarkable ability to start off again, which is a nice quality, finally: you can easily get yourself out of a tight spot thanks to your mobility and casualness, in the best sense of the term. this group of houses corresponds to evolutionary characteristics of your personality. however, they are only indications and you must include them in the rest of your chart in order to see whether they are validated or not!
after this paragraph about dominant planets, of elizabeth barrett browning, here are the character traits that you must read more carefully than the previous texts since they are very specific: the texts about dominant planets only give background information about the personality and remain quite general: they emphasize or, on the contrary, mitigate different particularities or facets of a personality. a human being is a complex whole and only bodies of texts can attempt to successfully figure out all the finer points.
you are sensitive to beauty, elizabeth barrett browning, and your emotional reactions are often of an aesthetical order because, even in the appearances, balance and harmony are necessary for your well being. you easily identify with others, you have a talent for emphasizing their best qualities and you solve their problems with tact and diplomacy. you endlessly weigh the pros and the cons and you constantly try to please your interlocutors. in doing so, you may develop a strong dependency because you need their approval too much. it is difficult for you and your entourage to deal with your indecisiveness because it inclines you towards contemplation more than towards creation and you are tempted to procrastinate unless you try to charm others into doing things for you. but as long as harmony prevails... isn't it what matters?
compassion and self-sacrifice: you are fond of this romantic mode and you are willing to express your feelings, the intensity of which is unlimited, elizabeth barrett browning. with excitement and imagination, you dream your amorous relationships as much as you actually live through them. the line between the concrete world and your huge hopes is so tenuous that you don't know anymore where it is, although your particularly rich sensuality prompts you to experience your feelings concretely. you want to share communion and passion with your partner. the lyrical flights of your feelings break from your heart as waves that you do not attempt to control because they give you a real, almost voluptuous and carnal joy. you give a lot – sometimes too much - without reservation, almost without propriety, totally revealing your vulnerability during your amorous exchanges because you are sure of the quality and the might of your feelings: they are so powerful and overwhelming that you are aware that nothing can resist them.
you express your energy in a vague and random manner, elizabeth barrett browning. this is not a handicap, but it prevents you from reasonably planning your long-term actions. you are a bit whimsical and scattered, sometimes hyperactive and willing to devour obstacles with your big shark teeth, but often, you take the easy way out because of your desire for tranquillity. you loathe conflicts and your cleverness and your flexibility allow you to achieve your goals while shrewdly worming your way through difficulties. your intuition and your imagination are the assets that compensate your lack of efficiency and discipline. you are much more successful when you work for a noble cause, usually a collective one, sometimes political or spiritual ones. on the sexual plane, you are whimsical and impossible to categorize. you are so changing and malleable that you can shift from one extreme to another, according to your partner's personality, because your adaptability and your flexibility are really strong.
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the struck out pages have now been put into categoria:bliteum where they will rest in peace. the non-struck out ones however still need adjustment, merging or may be considered by some to be valid rules which shouldn't be scrapped at all.
harrissimo 22:35, 9 martii 2008 (utc).
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In general, Boston’s performance on standardized tests has tracked the national trends since the early 2000s, but Boston made faster progress when the nation as a whole was improving, and Boston’s slowdown in the past five years has been more pronounced. Furthermore, while Boston continues to outperform many other large urban districts, some peer cities have instituted reforms…that have contributed to more rapid progress in recent years compared to BPS. Meanwhile, BPS has struggled to make a dent in persistent racial and ethnic disparities in test scores and graduation rates. Without the launch of new and innovative initiatives to improve equity and address stagnating achievement trends, BPS could be at risk of losing its status as a national leader in pre-K-12 education.
Speaking personally, I found writing the report to be a sobering exercise. BPS was certainly busy over the last ten years — including big changes to teacher hiring practices, an expansion of pre-K, and a change to how it funds its schools, among other things — and yet student achievement scores didn’t budge. Worse, some initiatives, like a re-designed school assignment system, led to increased racial segregation and may have contributed to declines in achievement for black and Hispanic students. Meanwhile, other efforts, such as plans to deal with Boston’s aging school facilities and to create a unified school application process, have struggled to get off the ground amidst political battles and public pushback.
Boston’s education system is unique in its particulars, but the broader story is similar to what’s going on in the rest of the country. And Boston, like the rest of the country, is now at an inflection point. Boston is currently searching for its fifth superintendent in 10 years, so it will be critical for that leader to articulate a clear vision forward. While we don’t claim to have answers, we hope our report is useful to leaders in Boston and elsewhere to diagnose current trends and give some historical explanations of what happened and why. (You can also watch a live discussion of this report here.) Like Boston, the country is becoming more diverse, and any future gains will depend on how well schools are able to provide educational services to our most disadvantaged students.
This entry was posted in Early Childhood Education, Education Policy, Equity and tagged Boston Public Schools, NAEP, urban education on March 4, 2019 by Chad Aldeman.
What Good Are Higher Graduation Rates If Students Aren’t Learning More?
On Thursday, the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) released the results of its 2015 science assessment for America’s 4th, 8th, and 12th grade students. Only 22 percent of 12th graders scored at or above the proficient level, compared to 38 percent of 4th graders and 34 percent of 8th graders. And while 4th and 8th graders both saw a small but significant improvement from 2009, high school seniors stagnated — earning the same average score as the 2009 sample.
This was also true across all subgroups. Among students of colors, students with disabilities, English language learners (ELLs), rural students, and female students, not a single group saw a statistically significant score change from 2009.
We saw a similar trend in April, when NAEP released the 12th grade results of its 2015 reading and math assessments. Seniors’ average reading score did not significantly change — again across every single subgroup. The average 12th grade math score declined.
And yet, earlier this month, data released by the U.S. Department of Education (ED) showed that America’s high school graduation rate has reached a record high of 83 percent, continuing a five year trend. In stark contrast with this year’s NAEP data, rates among students of color, students with disabilities, ELLs, and low-income students have all improved.
While this is certainly good news, it begs the question: What good are higher graduation rates if students aren’t learning more?
According to ED Secretary John King: “Students who have a high school diploma do better in the 21st Century economy than students who don’t. So having a higher graduation rate is meaningful progress.” While high school graduates do earn more than non-graduates, this answer is still deeply unsatisfying.
States will have the opportunity to seriously address America’s stagnant high schools in the coming years. The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), signed into law last December, provides greater flexibility for states in almost every facet of federal K-12 education policy. The law makes it easier for states to spend Title I money on high school students. It also gives states much greater leeway for using school improvement funds, including an optional set-aside for programs like Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, and career and technical education. It remains to be seen exactly how states will implement the law, but luckily we’ll have NAEP along the way to give us a national snapshot of student learning.
We’re doing a better job of shepherding students to high school completion — now we just need to make sure they actually learn something.
This entry was posted in Accountability, Education Policy, Equity, Federal Education Policy, School Funding, State Education Policy, Student Assessment and tagged high school, High school accountability, High school graduation rates, John King, NAEP, Science, Secondary Education, testing on October 31, 2016 by Phillip Burgoyne-Allen.

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in general, boston’s performance on standardized tests has tracked the national trends since the early 2000s, but boston made faster progress when the nation as a whole was improving, and boston’s slowdown in the past five years has been more pronounced. furthermore, while boston continues to outperform many other large urban districts, some peer cities have instituted reforms…that have contributed to more rapid progress in recent years compared to bps. meanwhile, bps has struggled to make a dent in persistent racial and ethnic disparities in test scores and graduation rates. without the launch of new and innovative initiatives to improve equity and address stagnating achievement trends, bps could be at risk of losing its status as a national leader in pre-k-12 education.
speaking personally, i found writing the report to be a sobering exercise. bps was certainly busy over the last ten years — including big changes to teacher hiring practices, an expansion of pre-k, and a change to how it funds its schools, among other things — and yet student achievement scores didn’t budge. worse, some initiatives, like a re-designed school assignment system, led to increased racial segregation and may have contributed to declines in achievement for black and hispanic students. meanwhile, other efforts, such as plans to deal with boston’s aging school facilities and to create a unified school application process, have struggled to get off the ground amidst political battles and public pushback.
boston’s education system is unique in its particulars, but the broader story is similar to what’s going on in the rest of the country. and boston, like the rest of the country, is now at an inflection point. boston is currently searching for its fifth superintendent in 10 years, so it will be critical for that leader to articulate a clear vision forward. while we don’t claim to have answers, we hope our report is useful to leaders in boston and elsewhere to diagnose current trends and give some historical explanations of what happened and why. (you can also watch a live discussion of this report here.) like boston, the country is becoming more diverse, and any future gains will depend on how well schools are able to provide educational services to our most disadvantaged students.
this entry was posted in early childhood education, education policy, equity and tagged boston public schools, naep, urban education on march 4, 2019 by chad aldeman.
what good are higher graduation rates if students aren’t learning more?
on thursday, the national assessment of educational progress (naep) released the results of its 2015 science assessment for america’s 4th, 8th, and 12th grade students. only 22 percent of 12th graders scored at or above the proficient level, compared to 38 percent of 4th graders and 34 percent of 8th graders. and while 4th and 8th graders both saw a small but significant improvement from 2009, high school seniors stagnated — earning the same average score as the 2009 sample.
this was also true across all subgroups. among students of colors, students with disabilities, english language learners (ells), rural students, and female students, not a single group saw a statistically significant score change from 2009.
we saw a similar trend in april, when naep released the 12th grade results of its 2015 reading and math assessments. seniors’ average reading score did not significantly change — again across every single subgroup. the average 12th grade math score declined.
and yet, earlier this month, data released by the u.s. department of education (ed) showed that america’s high school graduation rate has reached a record high of 83 percent, continuing a five year trend. in stark contrast with this year’s naep data, rates among students of color, students with disabilities, ells, and low-income students have all improved.
while this is certainly good news, it begs the question: what good are higher graduation rates if students aren’t learning more?
according to ed secretary john king: “students who have a high school diploma do better in the 21st century economy than students who don’t. so having a higher graduation rate is meaningful progress.” while high school graduates do earn more than non-graduates, this answer is still deeply unsatisfying.
states will have the opportunity to seriously address america’s stagnant high schools in the coming years. the every student succeeds act (essa), signed into law last december, provides greater flexibility for states in almost every facet of federal k-12 education policy. the law makes it easier for states to spend title i money on high school students. it also gives states much greater leeway for using school improvement funds, including an optional set-aside for programs like advanced placement, international baccalaureate, and career and technical education. it remains to be seen exactly how states will implement the law, but luckily we’ll have naep along the way to give us a national snapshot of student learning.
we’re doing a better job of shepherding students to high school completion — now we just need to make sure they actually learn something.
this entry was posted in accountability, education policy, equity, federal education policy, school funding, state education policy, student assessment and tagged high school, high school accountability, high school graduation rates, john king, naep, science, secondary education, testing on october 31, 2016 by phillip burgoyne-allen.


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it was going to be a snowless Winter.
Never have we had such a season.
that kept Utah Ski Resorts open through July 4.
What a difference this year has been!
I'm looking forward to seeing what you have discovered!
Until I saw your beautiful snowy scenes I was just thinking how very glad that I am not to have had any in January. If it does arrive in February, no doubt I will be saying, take it back.
Looks beautiful with the snow! The white stuff was late coming to Wisconsin, too. But now we've had a healthy covering for a couple of weeks. A good thing--because the plants really need it. Lovely photos with the snow and the mountains!
It is a beautiful snow Carolyn. Glad you got some for a covering at least. It is amazing the difference in the weather from last winter. Last year our ski areas were delighted with the snow and cold temperatures. THis year they have been making snow all winter. Beautiful Pictures!
The snow does make for such beautiful photos!
The snow does make for such beautiful pics!
Wow - that is a difference! Didn't realize you had SOOO much snow last year as compared to this! It's very pretty.
Wonderful! We have had a few dustings that melted quickly and some ice storms, but I sure hope we get some snow soon! Enjoy!
We have neighbor houses too, Jane, but not so close in the back of our home. And we've planted our landscape in such a way as to accent the mountains and block the view of the houses.
The beauty of the Utah Wasatch mountains is so uplifting covered in snow. It is like that is the way it should be, peaceful and inspiring. When I was there for a year, I actually felt like I was in God's country. Beautiful images Carolyn.

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it was going to be a snowless winter.
never have we had such a season.
that kept utah ski resorts open through july 4.
what a difference this year has been!
i'm looking forward to seeing what you have discovered!
until i saw your beautiful snowy scenes i was just thinking how very glad that i am not to have had any in january. if it does arrive in february, no doubt i will be saying, take it back.
looks beautiful with the snow! the white stuff was late coming to wisconsin, too. but now we've had a healthy covering for a couple of weeks. a good thing--because the plants really need it. lovely photos with the snow and the mountains!
it is a beautiful snow carolyn. glad you got some for a covering at least. it is amazing the difference in the weather from last winter. last year our ski areas were delighted with the snow and cold temperatures. this year they have been making snow all winter. beautiful pictures!
the snow does make for such beautiful photos!
the snow does make for such beautiful pics!
wow - that is a difference! didn't realize you had sooo much snow last year as compared to this! it's very pretty.
wonderful! we have had a few dustings that melted quickly and some ice storms, but i sure hope we get some snow soon! enjoy!
we have neighbor houses too, jane, but not so close in the back of our home. and we've planted our landscape in such a way as to accent the mountains and block the view of the houses.
the beauty of the utah wasatch mountains is so uplifting covered in snow. it is like that is the way it should be, peaceful and inspiring. when i was there for a year, i actually felt like i was in god's country. beautiful images carolyn.


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Amidst all the recent 2020 presidential announcements, America Ferrera says she’s putting her money on some of this year’s newest politicians.
The “How to Train Your Dragon” star was one of several cast members braving the rain at Saturday’s carpet in celebration of the franchises’ third and final installation. Directed once again by writer and executive producer Dean DeBlois, “How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World” follows viking clan leader Hiccup as he tries to discover a hidden dragon utopia before the evil dragon hunter Grimmel finds him first.
On the carpet, DeBlois reflected on the “bittersweet” nature of the premiere – a fitting end for the more than ten years of work he’s put into the franchise.
“How to Train Your Dragon” star Jay Baruchel was similarly sad to say goodbye to his character Hiccup – he’s been playing the role for 12 years now – although he says the full force of nostalgia has yet to hit him. On account of the film’s hectic work schedule, he says his final day of recording was “terribly uneventful,” especially since he didn’t realize it was his last.
Joining Baruchel on the carpet was Gerard Butler who, despite his character’s death in “How to Train Your Dragon 2,” was excited to see the new film. As Hiccup’s father, he appears in several flashbacks, which he jokes only came about after he blackmailed DeBlois.
Following the premiere, stars and guests alike celebrated the film at a “How to Train Your Dragon” themed block party, complete with Hiccup and Astrid impersonators, a candy bag station and Diddy Riese ice cream sandwiches.
“How to Train Your Dragon: Hidden World” hits theaters Feb. 22.

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amidst all the recent 2020 presidential announcements, america ferrera says she’s putting her money on some of this year’s newest politicians.
the “how to train your dragon” star was one of several cast members braving the rain at saturday’s carpet in celebration of the franchises’ third and final installation. directed once again by writer and executive producer dean deblois, “how to train your dragon: the hidden world” follows viking clan leader hiccup as he tries to discover a hidden dragon utopia before the evil dragon hunter grimmel finds him first.
on the carpet, deblois reflected on the “bittersweet” nature of the premiere – a fitting end for the more than ten years of work he’s put into the franchise.
“how to train your dragon” star jay baruchel was similarly sad to say goodbye to his character hiccup – he’s been playing the role for 12 years now – although he says the full force of nostalgia has yet to hit him. on account of the film’s hectic work schedule, he says his final day of recording was “terribly uneventful,” especially since he didn’t realize it was his last.
joining baruchel on the carpet was gerard butler who, despite his character’s death in “how to train your dragon 2,” was excited to see the new film. as hiccup’s father, he appears in several flashbacks, which he jokes only came about after he blackmailed deblois.
following the premiere, stars and guests alike celebrated the film at a “how to train your dragon” themed block party, complete with hiccup and astrid impersonators, a candy bag station and diddy riese ice cream sandwiches.
“how to train your dragon: hidden world” hits theaters feb. 22.


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lowercased: dainese72 takes leather pants and turns them denim. knee patches declare a motorcycling soul, while a manual process makes every garment different. pomice72 integrates resin-impregnated denim with pro-armor to deliver, style, comfort and safety combined. every one’s unique.


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2000 Omnibus Amendments: HIV eligibility expansion, organ transplant coverage expansion, colorectal cancer screenings coverage.
Action Summary These exempt final regulations adopt 3 separate mandates directed by the 2000 General Assembly.
722 Final Stage complete. This regulation became effective on 7/1/2000.

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2000 omnibus amendments: hiv eligibility expansion, organ transplant coverage expansion, colorectal cancer screenings coverage.
action summary these exempt final regulations adopt 3 separate mandates directed by the 2000 general assembly.
722 final stage complete. this regulation became effective on 7/1/2000.