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Just Heart is an Atlanta based non-profit dedicated to helping families with hospitalized children.
Have you ever watched a family member or close friend go through a medical crisis with their child? Have you ever seen a financially responsible family barely making it because of the medical needs of their child? It is heartbreaking. Help hardworking, responsible families get back on their feet. Open your heart and be the miracle in someone's life. It’s a beautiful thing!
Just Heart Foundation is dedicated to helping families in crisis, particularly those with a hospitalized child.
While government programs exist designed to assist certain demographics, not every family qualifies.
Frequently medical bills are covered, but there are no subsidies for living expenses. Just Heart can help with a mortgage payment, utility bills, a car payment or in some other appropriate way. Through such actions, a deserving family can be rescued from the brink of financial disaster.
When a family receives assistance from Just Heart Foundation, they join our family by making a pledge.
The pledge shares the beauty of giving with the families we assist.
When they are able, recipient families are encouraged to make a pay-it-forward pledge to raise funds for Just Heart Foundation.
These funds will serve another family in the future, ensuring that the giving process will continue indefinitely.
Just Heart Foundation partners with children's hospitals. Families that cannot qualify for government assistance may apply for a Just Heart Foundation grant through the hospital.
If you or someone you know are interested in applying for a grant, please contact your hospital social worker or case manager. In the coming months, applicants will be able to quickly see if they qualify for a grant on this site. If they qualify, an application will be sent to them via email. This will be beneficial for families that do not have a social worker or are no longer dealing with their social worker.
If your current hospital is not yet affiliated with Just Heart Foundation, have them contact us for further information.
Our mission is to provide assistance to families in crisis,--particularly those with a hospitalized child-- by paying their mortgage or rent, utilities, or in some other appropriate way.
Our families are encouraged (not required) to pledge to raise funds, when they are able, to help other families. It is our hope that this creates a chain of giving, making a difference in the lives of others indefinitely.
Donations from compassionate people like you, partnered with pledges from our recipient families, makes this possible.
100% OF YOUR DONATION WILL GO DIRECTLY TO FAMILIES IN NEED.

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just heart is an atlanta based non-profit dedicated to helping families with hospitalized children.
have you ever watched a family member or close friend go through a medical crisis with their child? have you ever seen a financially responsible family barely making it because of the medical needs of their child? it is heartbreaking. help hardworking, responsible families get back on their feet. open your heart and be the miracle in someone's life. it’s a beautiful thing!
just heart foundation is dedicated to helping families in crisis, particularly those with a hospitalized child.
while government programs exist designed to assist certain demographics, not every family qualifies.
frequently medical bills are covered, but there are no subsidies for living expenses. just heart can help with a mortgage payment, utility bills, a car payment or in some other appropriate way. through such actions, a deserving family can be rescued from the brink of financial disaster.
when a family receives assistance from just heart foundation, they join our family by making a pledge.
the pledge shares the beauty of giving with the families we assist.
when they are able, recipient families are encouraged to make a pay-it-forward pledge to raise funds for just heart foundation.
these funds will serve another family in the future, ensuring that the giving process will continue indefinitely.
just heart foundation partners with children's hospitals. families that cannot qualify for government assistance may apply for a just heart foundation grant through the hospital.
if you or someone you know are interested in applying for a grant, please contact your hospital social worker or case manager. in the coming months, applicants will be able to quickly see if they qualify for a grant on this site. if they qualify, an application will be sent to them via email. this will be beneficial for families that do not have a social worker or are no longer dealing with their social worker.
if your current hospital is not yet affiliated with just heart foundation, have them contact us for further information.
our mission is to provide assistance to families in crisis,--particularly those with a hospitalized child-- by paying their mortgage or rent, utilities, or in some other appropriate way.
our families are encouraged (not required) to pledge to raise funds, when they are able, to help other families. it is our hope that this creates a chain of giving, making a difference in the lives of others indefinitely.
donations from compassionate people like you, partnered with pledges from our recipient families, makes this possible.
100% of your donation will go directly to families in need.


text: This Port Adelaide Power 9Fifty Patch Cap is a great way for fans to top off their Power gear! Features a high-quality stitched Est. 1870 Power logo patch and New Era embroidery.

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Revere the Emperor! Expel the Barbarians!
Revering the emperor and expelling the barbarians became a national priority after Commodore Perry's black ships forced The Opening of Japan in 1853. The populace was not only dismayed that barbarians were coming in and dictating the terms of their treaties, but that the impotent Tokugawa Shogunate was bending over and giving in to all their demands.
But this turned out to be the zenith of the sonnô jôi movement, since the Western powers responded by demanding heavy reparations and then pulverizing Satsuma capital Kagoshima when they weren't forthcoming. While this incident served to further weaken the shogunate, permitting the rebel provinces to ally and overthrow it in the Meiji Restoration, it also clearly showed that Japan was no match for Western military might. Not that the leadership had ever been particularly serious about expelling barbarians, Satsuma in particular had at the same time happily bought guns, artillery, ships and technology from the West.
So after the tennô had been raised to a sufficiently sonkei-able position, the slogan was quietly dropped and replaced with another: 富国強兵 fukoku kyôhei, or "rich country, strong military", the rallying call of Japan's wildly successful Meiji Era and the seed of its megalomania during World War II.

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revere the emperor! expel the barbarians!
revering the emperor and expelling the barbarians became a national priority after commodore perry's black ships forced the opening of japan in 1853. the populace was not only dismayed that barbarians were coming in and dictating the terms of their treaties, but that the impotent tokugawa shogunate was bending over and giving in to all their demands.
but this turned out to be the zenith of the sonnô jôi movement, since the western powers responded by demanding heavy reparations and then pulverizing satsuma capital kagoshima when they weren't forthcoming. while this incident served to further weaken the shogunate, permitting the rebel provinces to ally and overthrow it in the meiji restoration, it also clearly showed that japan was no match for western military might. not that the leadership had ever been particularly serious about expelling barbarians, satsuma in particular had at the same time happily bought guns, artillery, ships and technology from the west.
so after the tennô had been raised to a sufficiently sonkei-able position, the slogan was quietly dropped and replaced with another: 富国強兵 fukoku kyôhei, or "rich country, strong military", the rallying call of japan's wildly successful meiji era and the seed of its megalomania during world war ii.


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OUR NEWEST MEMBER to the Cedele family is Greater Lot, located at Quayside Isle on the resort-island of Sentosa. Catering to the conscious modern lifestyle, Greater Lot is a collective foods store with a bakery, retail store and dining that supports your eating choices.
We are committed to serving natural and wholesome foods, together with spread of familiar Cedele bakes and additive-free beverages to fuel you with the finest we can get our hands on.
Highlights on our superfoods menu include of Nasi Ulam with grilled sea bass. It's our take on a traditional dish laboriously prepared in many homes in Malaysia. We've generously perfumed ours with herbs - laksa leaf, curry leaf, lemongrass and kaffir lime leaves - and topped it with crispy tempeh, toasted coconut flakes and a coconut palm dressing.
Don't worry if you're not an early riser, our all day breakfast menu, Good Beginnings, is to ensure that you start your day right. Opt for our eye-catching Beetroot Hummus toast, served with avocado, feta, pistachio dukkah and a poached egg. If you want something more refreshing, pick up a Super Good smoothie bowl filled with acai and seasonal berries, yoghurt, raw honey and topped with superfood granola, seasonal fresh fruit, toasted nuts and shredded coconut.
With Greater Lot, we strive to create tasty dishes that are friendly for a variety of diets and allergies. Drop by and say hi to our assistant store manager, Jerry (pictured above), who will be more than happy to give you some recommendations.

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our newest member to the cedele family is greater lot, located at quayside isle on the resort-island of sentosa. catering to the conscious modern lifestyle, greater lot is a collective foods store with a bakery, retail store and dining that supports your eating choices.
we are committed to serving natural and wholesome foods, together with spread of familiar cedele bakes and additive-free beverages to fuel you with the finest we can get our hands on.
highlights on our superfoods menu include of nasi ulam with grilled sea bass. it's our take on a traditional dish laboriously prepared in many homes in malaysia. we've generously perfumed ours with herbs - laksa leaf, curry leaf, lemongrass and kaffir lime leaves - and topped it with crispy tempeh, toasted coconut flakes and a coconut palm dressing.
don't worry if you're not an early riser, our all day breakfast menu, good beginnings, is to ensure that you start your day right. opt for our eye-catching beetroot hummus toast, served with avocado, feta, pistachio dukkah and a poached egg. if you want something more refreshing, pick up a super good smoothie bowl filled with acai and seasonal berries, yoghurt, raw honey and topped with superfood granola, seasonal fresh fruit, toasted nuts and shredded coconut.
with greater lot, we strive to create tasty dishes that are friendly for a variety of diets and allergies. drop by and say hi to our assistant store manager, jerry (pictured above), who will be more than happy to give you some recommendations.


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This month I read A Lesson in Secrets by Jacqueline Winspear and The Sherlockian by Graham Moore which can both count for the Historical Fiction Challenge. Then, I finally read Witness in Death by J.D. Robb, the 10th book in the In Death series, which I consider sci-fi and am counting for the Sci-Fi Experience. Marg also challenged me to read it for the Great Reading Swap. I also finally carried on in the Chobits series and read volume 5, which counts for the Manga Challenge.
Well, I've read more in January than I did in December, so I guess that's good. But damn, what I wouldn't do to have a month half as good as yours.
I really love this format!
Carrie: lol Glad you are enjoying your reading so far this year!
Cath: Glad to hear that Jan was a better month than normal for you. Hope it continues!
bookmagic: Maisie Dobbs is a great series. I really enjoy her character and the story. Hope you do get a chance to read more from her!

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this month i read a lesson in secrets by jacqueline winspear and the sherlockian by graham moore which can both count for the historical fiction challenge. then, i finally read witness in death by j.d. robb, the 10th book in the in death series, which i consider sci-fi and am counting for the sci-fi experience. marg also challenged me to read it for the great reading swap. i also finally carried on in the chobits series and read volume 5, which counts for the manga challenge.
well, i've read more in january than i did in december, so i guess that's good. but damn, what i wouldn't do to have a month half as good as yours.
i really love this format!
carrie: lol glad you are enjoying your reading so far this year!
cath: glad to hear that jan was a better month than normal for you. hope it continues!
bookmagic: maisie dobbs is a great series. i really enjoy her character and the story. hope you do get a chance to read more from her!


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Updating your website allows you to get the benefits from the latest features, along with the bug fixes. New features are implemented in minor and major releases and can help you with many aspects of your website, such as the look and feel of it. The latest bug fixes are one of the biggest reasons to update your website. We work on getting any bugs in the code corrected as soon as possible, and with each new release, there are new bugs that have been squashed.
The most important reason to have your website up-to-date is the vulnerability security fixes. This is something that is important for every website owner to stay up with. The more outdated your website is, the less secure it is, and the more likely it will get hacked. As you may already know, a hacked website can cause you to have your website destroyed, or even your data breached.
Secondly, let’s talk about updating your extensions. Developers do everything they can to keep their extensions up-to-date, so you should be doing the same with your website! Updating the actual CMS is not the only step you need to take in this process. Generally, you can update your extensions from within the Joomla! Update system in the Admin Panel (backend) of your website, however, that is not always the case. It is important to keep an inventory of all the extensions you use and frequently check in with the developers to look out for new updates. This is just as important as updating the CMS, as outdated extensions may not work properly with an updated CMS.
Thirdly, you need to ensure that your PHP release is updated. Just as outdated extensions, outdated or incompatible releases of PHP may not work correctly and will stop your website from functioning properly. Not only this but, an outdated release of PHP is dangerous to the security of your website. Data gets better encrypted as your release gets updated, and let’s be honest, if attackers have access to your data, they have access to everything. Some other important aspects of keeping your PHP release up-to-date is ensuring that you have the option for support (releases only stay supported for so long). With this being said, newer releases also help keep your website as fast as possible!
Lastly, we would like to cover some things to remember to do when you are working on installing updates for your website. Most importantly, you should always take a backup first. It cannot be expressed enough how important this is. The last thing you want to happen is for your update to muck up your website and your host not have an available, recent backup to use. When you are performing updates, you should always do them one at a time as well. We would highly suggest you first update your extensions, one-by-one, and then your CMS. In between each update you should be testing your site as well. No, this does not just mean peering at the frontend either. Take a look a few random pages on the frontend and the backend.

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updating your website allows you to get the benefits from the latest features, along with the bug fixes. new features are implemented in minor and major releases and can help you with many aspects of your website, such as the look and feel of it. the latest bug fixes are one of the biggest reasons to update your website. we work on getting any bugs in the code corrected as soon as possible, and with each new release, there are new bugs that have been squashed.
the most important reason to have your website up-to-date is the vulnerability security fixes. this is something that is important for every website owner to stay up with. the more outdated your website is, the less secure it is, and the more likely it will get hacked. as you may already know, a hacked website can cause you to have your website destroyed, or even your data breached.
secondly, let’s talk about updating your extensions. developers do everything they can to keep their extensions up-to-date, so you should be doing the same with your website! updating the actual cms is not the only step you need to take in this process. generally, you can update your extensions from within the joomla! update system in the admin panel (backend) of your website, however, that is not always the case. it is important to keep an inventory of all the extensions you use and frequently check in with the developers to look out for new updates. this is just as important as updating the cms, as outdated extensions may not work properly with an updated cms.
thirdly, you need to ensure that your php release is updated. just as outdated extensions, outdated or incompatible releases of php may not work correctly and will stop your website from functioning properly. not only this but, an outdated release of php is dangerous to the security of your website. data gets better encrypted as your release gets updated, and let’s be honest, if attackers have access to your data, they have access to everything. some other important aspects of keeping your php release up-to-date is ensuring that you have the option for support (releases only stay supported for so long). with this being said, newer releases also help keep your website as fast as possible!
lastly, we would like to cover some things to remember to do when you are working on installing updates for your website. most importantly, you should always take a backup first. it cannot be expressed enough how important this is. the last thing you want to happen is for your update to muck up your website and your host not have an available, recent backup to use. when you are performing updates, you should always do them one at a time as well. we would highly suggest you first update your extensions, one-by-one, and then your cms. in between each update you should be testing your site as well. no, this does not just mean peering at the frontend either. take a look a few random pages on the frontend and the backend.


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Our licensed carpet cleaning in South Padre Island, TX is handled by our professional staff that helps us reach our ultimate successful cleaning experience.
As we deal, we make sure that all things will be at ease. We won’t let our customer to wait for their clean carpets in South Padre Island, TX even for a day longer.
Carpets of all types are essential part of offices and houses, which must be cleaned systematically. There are some who over-looked the essence of a regular carpet cleaning in South Padre Island, TX and usually causes the damage of the carpet.
Our carpets commonly store oils and sticky soils that a vacuum cleaner alone cannot remove. If your carpet suffers from these conditions, you probably needed an expert carpet cleaning service in South Padre Island, TX to help you get rid of dust.
We are very confident with our carpet cleaning in South Padre Island, TX. For now we are now serving more than twenty thousand customers and this amount is amazingly growing.
As we offer high quality carpet cleaning services in South Padre Island, TX, we make sure we are leaving our customer’s houses with a smile on their faces. We have the country’s skilled professionals to handle all your cases, and so we are confident that our service will totally satisfy you.

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our licensed carpet cleaning in south padre island, tx is handled by our professional staff that helps us reach our ultimate successful cleaning experience.
as we deal, we make sure that all things will be at ease. we won’t let our customer to wait for their clean carpets in south padre island, tx even for a day longer.
carpets of all types are essential part of offices and houses, which must be cleaned systematically. there are some who over-looked the essence of a regular carpet cleaning in south padre island, tx and usually causes the damage of the carpet.
our carpets commonly store oils and sticky soils that a vacuum cleaner alone cannot remove. if your carpet suffers from these conditions, you probably needed an expert carpet cleaning service in south padre island, tx to help you get rid of dust.
we are very confident with our carpet cleaning in south padre island, tx. for now we are now serving more than twenty thousand customers and this amount is amazingly growing.
as we offer high quality carpet cleaning services in south padre island, tx, we make sure we are leaving our customer’s houses with a smile on their faces. we have the country’s skilled professionals to handle all your cases, and so we are confident that our service will totally satisfy you.


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Symptoms of a stroke or unexplained neurologic symptoms.
To learn more about a carotid ultrasound in Williamsport, PA, Find a Provider at UPMC Susquehanna.
What Happens During a Carotid Ultrasound?
A carotid ultrasound procedure typically lasts 30 minutes. A registered ultrasound technologist will first verify your identity and explain the procedure. You will be escorted into the imaging room and asked to lie on your back. The technologist will position your head flat with your chin up. He or she will apply a gel to your skin. The gel is water based and will not irritate your skin or stain your clothing. The technologist will then place the transducer on your neck and adjust the position to image.
During the procedure you will hear noises from the machine. This is called “Doppler” and it is the sound of the blood flow in your neck. The sound varies throughout the test. After the procedure is complete a board certified radiologist will interpret your scan. Your physician will discuss your results with you.
If your doctor has recommended a carotid ultrasound, schedule an appointment with one of our providers at UPMC Susquehanna.
At UPMC Susquehanna, our providers perform carotid ultrasounds in Williamsport, PA, and the surrounding areas.

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symptoms of a stroke or unexplained neurologic symptoms.
to learn more about a carotid ultrasound in williamsport, pa, find a provider at upmc susquehanna.
what happens during a carotid ultrasound?
a carotid ultrasound procedure typically lasts 30 minutes. a registered ultrasound technologist will first verify your identity and explain the procedure. you will be escorted into the imaging room and asked to lie on your back. the technologist will position your head flat with your chin up. he or she will apply a gel to your skin. the gel is water based and will not irritate your skin or stain your clothing. the technologist will then place the transducer on your neck and adjust the position to image.
during the procedure you will hear noises from the machine. this is called “doppler” and it is the sound of the blood flow in your neck. the sound varies throughout the test. after the procedure is complete a board certified radiologist will interpret your scan. your physician will discuss your results with you.
if your doctor has recommended a carotid ultrasound, schedule an appointment with one of our providers at upmc susquehanna.
at upmc susquehanna, our providers perform carotid ultrasounds in williamsport, pa, and the surrounding areas.


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we stay with our company spirit of "quality, performance, innovation and integrity". we goal to create more value for our clients with our abundant resources, advanced machinery, experienced workers and superb solutions for hydraulic cutter suction dredger , marine cutter suction dredger , marine cutter suction dredgers , we are going to be delighted to serve you.
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In other words, unless the responsible party is an individual with a social security number or an entity with an EIN that was not obtained through the internet, the online EIN application will always. Non- profit organizations include corporations, trusts, limited liability companies, and unincorporated associations that qualify for tax- exempt status under Internal Revenue Code ( IRC) 501( a) as described in Publication 557 ( Tax- Exempt Status for Your Organization). Reject Code IRS Federal Income Tax Return efile Rejection Code Message; FW2- 502 Description You have entered an Employer Identification Number on a form W- 2 - Wages and Salaries that does not match IRS records. I finally called, using reference number 101 ( just to get through), and the rep, after going through a series of security questions, told me that and EIN was issued and gave it to me. She also said that only one EIN will be issued in a lifetime. gov is the Internal Revenue Service’ s Internet web site. gov web site is a major strategic tool that allows the Service to more efficiently fulfill its mission to help taxpayers understand and meet their tax responsibilities. I got this code when I went to IRs website Where my refund I file my return on 1/ 21/ will I still get my refund by the refund calendar date 2/ 5/. I double check my social secury number I put on my return and it is right and my kids is right too should I worry. Easy Doc filing will then submit your SS4 to the IRS on your behalf, and we will send you your EIN via e- mail in approx 7- 10 business days which is a result of the IRS processing time for online submissions resulting in Reference 101 errors. What does IRS Reference Number 101 mean? I was applying for an EIN online and I received this code. Would an old corporation, previously founded by me, be the cause?
The free tax software from the IRS, Free File Fillable Forms, is primitive but helpful. Here are some tips if your e- file doesn' t go through. Whatever format you choose, it will serve as your official IRS record. If you opt to receive your letter online, you will not receive it by mail. We strongly recommend that you print the letter for your permanent records, or if you do not have access to a printer, that you save it for later printing. Easy Doc Filing, LLC, and its employees, agents, and representatives, are not affiliated with the Internal Revenue Service ( “ IRS” ) or any other governmental or regulatory body or agency. Legal Info & Disclaimer. Govt Assist, LLC acts as a “ Third Party Designee” as described in the instructions to Form SS- 4 to help clients obtain Federal Tax ID Numbers from the Internal Revenue Service ( the “ IRS” ) in a timely manner. Just got off the phone with the IRS because of a " 101 error" message. I was trying to obtain an EIN for an second LLC I started and was told that as a sole- proprietor or single- member LLC I could use the same EIN that was issued to my first LLC. The Internal Revenue Service ( IRS) budget has been cut by $ 900 million since and it now has 21, 000 less employees than it did then, making IRS customer service challenging to say the least. When you’ re trying to launch your own business, the last thing you need is a hassle from the IRS. But that’ s precisely what happens to numerous business owners every day when they try to obtain an Employee Identification Number ( EIN) from the IRS’ s Online EIN Assistant. What does IRS reference number 109 mean? Usually when applying for a federal ID number.
It means that there already is a federal ID associated with the social security number. Compare Search ( Please select at least 2 keywords ). Most Searched Keywords. Dealing with work anxiety 1. What does my IRS reference code mean? One of the biggest questions I’ ve been seeing this year are what the various reference codes mean on the IRS Where’ s My Refund Tool. A lot of tax filers are getting IRS Reference Codes back, but don’ t know what they mean and don’ t know if they are in trouble. How to Fix Irs Error Message 101 Errors. Windows operating system misconfiguration is the main cause of Irs Error Message 101 error codes. Therefore, we strongly.
Contact Information < < Back to Help: For questions relating to business accounts or failed EIN requests, call the Business and Specialty Tax line at. The Lighter Side of the IRS ( Yes, it DOES have one) IRS Information Bytes ( by guest blogger, Megan Hughes, of Business First Formations, Inc. Series LLC Musings ( by guest blogger, Megan Hughes, of Business First Formations, Inc. If the date of birth was correct in the first place, but the return was rejected with the above error, it is likely that the IRS database has a different date of birth. Please call the Social Security Administration ( SSA) to verify the date of birth. Updated: Fixing Problems with Online IRS EIN Applications 11/ 24/ Sterling Olander 1 comment This post is an update to a prior post, with updated information about fixing rejected online EIN applications submitted on the IRS' s website. Irs reference number 101 keyword after analyzing the system lists the list of keywords related and the list of websites with related content, in addition you can see which keywords most interested customers on the this website. I have tried multiple times to get EIN for my LLC using the IRS online system. Each time, after providing all the details, I get this message: EIN AsI have tried multiple times to get EIN for my LLC using the IRS online system. When you update your SSN information with the Social Security office, it takes about 2- 3 weeks for this to reflect within the IRS entity department. The Internal Revenue Service does offer an online application tool for receiving EIN numbers. An EIN, or Employer Identification Number, is the number a business needs to report and pay employee withholding taxes.
Refer to Tax Topic 152 – the most common message on the IRS Where’ s My Refund tool; this is normal, especially for those who selected direct deposit; read more about this on the IRS website 1001 – Refund paper check mailed more than 4 weeks ago, See IRM 21. 4, Refund Issued But, Lost, Stolen, Destroyed or Not Received. The code 1121 u say means there is a problem on my tax return. what kind og problem could it b. because i got approve and then the irs say they sent my refund to mt bank. but its not there. and now when i check wheres my refund. Tax Code but result in Health care reform 101: New responsibilities and taxes for employers and individuals. Details regarding Application content requirements are found in the E.

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in other words, unless the responsible party is an individual with a social security number or an entity with an ein that was not obtained through the internet, the online ein application will always. non- profit organizations include corporations, trusts, limited liability companies, and unincorporated associations that qualify for tax- exempt status under internal revenue code ( irc) 501( a) as described in publication 557 ( tax- exempt status for your organization). reject code irs federal income tax return efile rejection code message; fw2- 502 description you have entered an employer identification number on a form w- 2 - wages and salaries that does not match irs records. i finally called, using reference number 101 ( just to get through), and the rep, after going through a series of security questions, told me that and ein was issued and gave it to me. she also said that only one ein will be issued in a lifetime. gov is the internal revenue service’ s internet web site. gov web site is a major strategic tool that allows the service to more efficiently fulfill its mission to help taxpayers understand and meet their tax responsibilities. i got this code when i went to irs website where my refund i file my return on 1/ 21/ will i still get my refund by the refund calendar date 2/ 5/. i double check my social secury number i put on my return and it is right and my kids is right too should i worry. easy doc filing will then submit your ss4 to the irs on your behalf, and we will send you your ein via e- mail in approx 7- 10 business days which is a result of the irs processing time for online submissions resulting in reference 101 errors. what does irs reference number 101 mean? i was applying for an ein online and i received this code. would an old corporation, previously founded by me, be the cause?
the free tax software from the irs, free file fillable forms, is primitive but helpful. here are some tips if your e- file doesn' t go through. whatever format you choose, it will serve as your official irs record. if you opt to receive your letter online, you will not receive it by mail. we strongly recommend that you print the letter for your permanent records, or if you do not have access to a printer, that you save it for later printing. easy doc filing, llc, and its employees, agents, and representatives, are not affiliated with the internal revenue service ( “ irs” ) or any other governmental or regulatory body or agency. legal info & disclaimer. govt assist, llc acts as a “ third party designee” as described in the instructions to form ss- 4 to help clients obtain federal tax id numbers from the internal revenue service ( the “ irs” ) in a timely manner. just got off the phone with the irs because of a " 101 error" message. i was trying to obtain an ein for an second llc i started and was told that as a sole- proprietor or single- member llc i could use the same ein that was issued to my first llc. the internal revenue service ( irs) budget has been cut by $ 900 million since and it now has 21, 000 less employees than it did then, making irs customer service challenging to say the least. when you’ re trying to launch your own business, the last thing you need is a hassle from the irs. but that’ s precisely what happens to numerous business owners every day when they try to obtain an employee identification number ( ein) from the irs’ s online ein assistant. what does irs reference number 109 mean? usually when applying for a federal id number.
it means that there already is a federal id associated with the social security number. compare search ( please select at least 2 keywords ). most searched keywords. dealing with work anxiety 1. what does my irs reference code mean? one of the biggest questions i’ ve been seeing this year are what the various reference codes mean on the irs where’ s my refund tool. a lot of tax filers are getting irs reference codes back, but don’ t know what they mean and don’ t know if they are in trouble. how to fix irs error message 101 errors. windows operating system misconfiguration is the main cause of irs error message 101 error codes. therefore, we strongly.
contact information < < back to help: for questions relating to business accounts or failed ein requests, call the business and specialty tax line at. the lighter side of the irs ( yes, it does have one) irs information bytes ( by guest blogger, megan hughes, of business first formations, inc. series llc musings ( by guest blogger, megan hughes, of business first formations, inc. if the date of birth was correct in the first place, but the return was rejected with the above error, it is likely that the irs database has a different date of birth. please call the social security administration ( ssa) to verify the date of birth. updated: fixing problems with online irs ein applications 11/ 24/ sterling olander 1 comment this post is an update to a prior post, with updated information about fixing rejected online ein applications submitted on the irs' s website. irs reference number 101 keyword after analyzing the system lists the list of keywords related and the list of websites with related content, in addition you can see which keywords most interested customers on the this website. i have tried multiple times to get ein for my llc using the irs online system. each time, after providing all the details, i get this message: ein asi have tried multiple times to get ein for my llc using the irs online system. when you update your ssn information with the social security office, it takes about 2- 3 weeks for this to reflect within the irs entity department. the internal revenue service does offer an online application tool for receiving ein numbers. an ein, or employer identification number, is the number a business needs to report and pay employee withholding taxes.
refer to tax topic 152 – the most common message on the irs where’ s my refund tool; this is normal, especially for those who selected direct deposit; read more about this on the irs website 1001 – refund paper check mailed more than 4 weeks ago, see irm 21. 4, refund issued but, lost, stolen, destroyed or not received. the code 1121 u say means there is a problem on my tax return. what kind og problem could it b. because i got approve and then the irs say they sent my refund to mt bank. but its not there. and now when i check wheres my refund. tax code but result in health care reform 101: new responsibilities and taxes for employers and individuals. details regarding application content requirements are found in the e.


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wow, that’s a pretty creepy image up there..
i know you vant to starrt pooosting in a count draaacula accent.
reesie – damn! i can’t say it’s spook-tacular cuz i promised not to.
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the majority of women around the world preferred smoky make-up . so, today “what woman needs” present you soft and light smokey summer makeup suitable for day look, especially the practical elegant women.
– it is recommended to peel the skin before make-up, and the reason is that skin peels will be clear with a cream base, choose appropriate peeling for your skin . after cleaning, it’s very essential to use moist skin care cream.
– begin with first steps of foundation cream, contour and highlight. then put the light brown color with your fingers, and of course on the roots of the lashes of the lower half of the eye to the outer corner only.
– bring a few shades of matte brown eyes, begin from the middle of the roots of the lashes and the integration with circular movement and lift it up gradually. do not exceed on the moving eyelid area, and do not forget the bottom of the eye.
– for eyeliner, the choice is up to you to enough with smoky and mascara only, or place a thin line on the roots of the lashes. apply mascara and so you’re finished with eye makeup.
– complete your makeup with pronzer, blush on the cheeks, and red lips.


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Ellia, M.W, Wolf, P.G, Rowe, C.A, (2018). Field identification of Eriogonum corymbosum vars. nilesii and aureum (Polygonaceae). PhytoTaxa, 382, 293–296.
Lemon, J.B, Wolf, P.G, (2018). Genetic differentiation between endemic Eriogonum soredium and its common relative E. shockleyi (Polygonaceae). Systematic Botany, 43:4, 901-909.
Campbell, D.T, Zuwallack, R., Longhurst, M., Shelton, B.E, Wolf, P.G, (2014). An Examination of the changes in science teaching orientations and technology-enhanced tools for student learning in the context of professional development.. International Journal of Science Education, 26:11, 1815-1848.
Sessa, E.B, Banks, J.A, Barker, M.S, Der, J.P, Duffy, A.M, Graham, S.W, Hasebe, M., Langdale, J., Li, F., Marchant, D.B, Pryer, K.M, Rothfels, C.J, Roux, S.J, Salmi, M.L, Sigel, E.M, Soltis, D.E, Soltis, P.S, Stevenson, D.W, Wolf, P.G, (2014). Between Two Fern Genomes. GigaScience, 3:1, 15.
Davidson, J.B, Durham, S.L, Wolf, P.G, (2014). Breeding System of the Threatened Endemic, Primula cusickiana var. maguirei (Primulaceae). Plant Species Biology, 29, e55–e63.
Campbell, D.T, Longhurst, M., Duffy, A., Wolf, P.G, Shelton, B.E, (2013). Science teaching orientations and technology-enhanced tools for student learning.. Research in Science Education, 43:50, 2035-2057.
Mock, K.E, Richardson, B.A, Wolf, P.G, (2013). Molecular tools and aspen management: a primer and prospectus. Forest Ecology and Management, 299, 6-13.
Campbell, D.T, Longhurst, M., Duffy, A.M, Wolf, P.G, Nagy, R., (2012). Investigating human impact in the environment with faded scaffolded inquiry supported by technologies. Science Activities, 49, 99-107.
Campbell, D.T, Wolf, P.G, Der, J.P, Packenham, E., Abd-Hamid, N., (2012). Scientific inquiry in the genetics laboratory: biologists and university science teacher educators collaborating to increase engagement in science process. Journal of College Science Teaching, 41:3, 82-89.
Der, J.P, Barker, M.S, Wickett, N.J, dePamphilis, C.W, Wolf, P.G, (2011). De novo characterization of the gametophyte transcriptome in bracken fern, Pteridium aquilinum. BMC Genomics, 12, 99.
Davidson, J.B, Wolf, P.G, (2011). Natural history of Maguire primrose, Primula cusickiana var. maguirei (Primulaceae). Western North American Naturalist, 71:3, 327-337.
Wolf, P.G, Der, J.P, Duffy, A.M, Jacobson, J.B, Grusz, A.L, Pryer, K.M, (2011). The evolution of chloroplast genes and genomes in ferns. Plant Molecular Biology, 76, 251-261.
Oliver, M.J, Murdock, A.G, Mishler, B.D, Kuehl, J.V, Boore, J.L, Wolf, P.G, Mandoli, D.F, Everett, K.D, Duffy, A.M, Karol, K.G, (2010). Chloroplast genome sequence of the moss Tortula ruralis: gene content, polymorphism, and structural arrangement relative to other green plant chloroplast genomes. BMC Genomics, 11, 143.
Campbell, T.S, Wang, S.W, Hsu, H.Y, Duffy, A.M, Wolf, P.G, (2010). Learning with Web Tools, Simulations, and Other Technologies in Science Classrooms. Journal of Science Education and Technology, 19, 505-511.
Ellis, M.W, Wolf, P.G, (2010). Teaching Species. Evolution: Education and Outreach, 3, 89-98.
Wolf, P.G, Roper, J.M, Duffy, A.M, (2010). The evolution of chloroplast genome structure in ferns. Genome, 53, 731-738.
Barker, M.S, Wolf, P.G, (2010). Unfurling fern biology in the genomics age. BioScience, 60:3, 177-185.
Duffy, A.M, Kelchner, S.A, Wolf, P.G, (2009). Conservation of selection on matK following an ancient loss of its flanking intron. Gene, 438, 17-25.
Der, J.P, Thomson, J.A, Stratford, J.K, Wolf, P.G, (2009). Global chloroplast phylogeny and biogeography of bracken (Pteridium: Dennstaedtiaceae). American Journal of Botany, 96, 1041-1049.
Wolf, P.G, Duffy, A.M, Roper, J.M, (2009). Phylogenetic use of inversions in fern chloroplast genomes. American Fern Journal. American Fern Journal, 99, 132-133.
Ellis, M.W, Roper, J.M, Gainer, R., Der, J.P, Wolf, P.G, (2009). The taxonomic designation of Eriogonum corymbosum var. nilesii (Polygonaceae) is supported by AFLP and cpDNA analyses. Systematic Botany, 34, 693-703.
Wickett, N.J, Zhang, Y., Hansen, S.K, Roper, J.M, Kuehl, J.V, Plock, S.A, Goffinet, B., Wolf, P.G, DePamphilis, C.W, Boore, J.L, (2008). Functional gene losses occur with minimal size reduction in the plastid genome of the parasitic liverwort Aneura mirabilis. Molecular Biology and Evolution, 25, 393-401.
Bjerregaard, L., Wolf, P.G, (2008). Strong genetic differentiation among neighboring populations of a locally endemic primrose. Western ?North American Naturalist, 68, 66-75.
Roper, J.M, Hansen, S.K, Wolf, P.G, Karol, K.G, Mandoli, D.F, Everett, K.D, Kuehl, J., Boore, J.L, (2007). The Complete Plastid Genome Sequence of Angiopteris evecta (G. Forst.) Hoffm. (Marattiaceae). American Fern Journal , 97:2, 95-106.
Smith, A.R, Pryer, K.M, Schuttpelz, E., Korall, P., Schneider, H., Wolf, P.G, (2006). A classification for extant ferns. Taxon, 55:3, 705-731.
Wolf, P.G, Karol, K.G, Mandoli, D.F, Kuehl, J., Arumuganathan, K., Ellis, M.W, Mishler, B.D, Kelch, D.G, Olmstead, R.G, Boore, J.L, (2005). The first complete chloroplast genome sequence of a lycophyte, Huperzia lucidula (Lycopodiaceae). Gene, 350, 117-128.
Nishiyama, T., Kugita, M., Sinclair, R.B, Sugita, M., Sugiura, C., Wakasugi, T., Wolf, P.G, Yamada, K., Yoshinaga, K., Hasbe, M., (2004). Bryophytes are monophyletic and land plants comprise two extant lineages. Molecular Biology and Evolution, 21:10, 1813-1819.
Wolf, P.G, Doche, B., Gielly, L., Taberlet, P., (2004). Genetic structure of Rhododendron ferrugineum at a wide range of spatial scales. Journal of Heredity, 95, 301-308.
Wolf, P.G, Rowe, C.A, Hasebe, M., (2004). High levels of RNA editing in a vascular plant chloroplast genome: analysis of transcripts from the fern Adiantum capillus-veneris. Gene, 339, 89-97.
Pryer, K.M, Schuettpelz, E., Wolf, P.G, Schneider, H., Smith, A.R, Cranfill, R., (2004). Phylogeny and evolution of ferns (monilophytes) with a focus on the early leptosporangiate divergences. American Journal of Botany, 91, 1557-1581.
Wolf, P.G, Rowe, C.A, Sinclair, R.B, Hasbe, M., (2003). Complete nucleotide sequence of the chloroplast genome from a leptosporangiate fern, Adiantum capillus-veneris L. DNA Research , 10:2, 59-64.
Archibald, J.K, Wolf, P.G, Tepedino, V.J, Bair, J., (2001). Genetic relationships and population structure of the endangered steamboat buckwheat, Eriogonum ovalifolium var. williamsiae (Polygonaceae). American Journal of Botany , 88, 608-615.
Wolf, P.G, Schneider, H., Ranker, T.A, (2001). Geographic distributions of homosporous fern taxa: does dispersal obscure evidence of vicariance? . Journal of Biogeography , 28, 263-270.
Rowe, D.L, Murphy, M.T, Fleischer, R.C, Wolf, P.G, (2001). High frequency of extra-pair paternity in Eastern Kingbirds. Condor, 103, 845-851.
Pryer, K.M, Schneider, H., Smith, A.R, Cranfill, R., Wolf, P.G, Hunt, J.S, Sipes, S.D, (2001). Horsetails and ferns are a monophyletic group and the closest relatives to seed plants. Nature, 409, 618-622.
Smith, A.R, Tuomisto, H., Pryer, K.M, Hunt, J.S, Wolf, P.G, (2001). Metaxya lanosa, a second species in the genus and fern family Metaxyaceae. Systematic Botany , 26, 480-486.
Sipes, S.D, Wolf, P.G, (2001). Phylogenetic relationships within Diadasia, a group of specialist bees. Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution , 19, 144-156.
Wolf, P.G, Campbell, D.R, Waser, N.M, Sipes, S.D, Toler, T.R, Archibald, J.K, (2001). Tests of pre-and post-pollination barriers to hybridization between sympatric species of Ipomopsis (Polemoniaceae). American Journal of Botany , 88, 213-219.
Longhurst, M., Wolf, P.G, Duffy, A.M, Coster, D.C, Lee, H., Campbell, D.T, (2016). Multi-year professional development grounded in educative curriculum focused on integrating technology with reformed science teaching principles. School Science and Mathematics, 116:8, 430-441.
Duffy, A.M, Wolf, P.G, Barrow, J., Longhurst, M., Campbell, D.T, Beckett, H., (2013). Ecological investigations within an interactive plant community simulation. Science Scope, 36:8, 42-51.
Duffy, A., Wolf, P.G, Barrow, J., Longhurst, M., Campbell, D.T, Beckett, H., (2013). Ecological investigations within an interactive plant community simulation.. Science Scope, 36:8, 42-51.
Campbell, D.T, Longhurst, M., Duffy, A., Wolf, P.G, Nagy, R., (2012). Investigating human impact in the environment with faded scaffolded inquiry supported by technologies.. Science activities: Classroom projects and curriculum ideas., 49:4, 99-107.

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ellia, m.w, wolf, p.g, rowe, c.a, (2018). field identification of eriogonum corymbosum vars. nilesii and aureum (polygonaceae). phytotaxa, 382, 293–296.
lemon, j.b, wolf, p.g, (2018). genetic differentiation between endemic eriogonum soredium and its common relative e. shockleyi (polygonaceae). systematic botany, 43:4, 901-909.
campbell, d.t, zuwallack, r., longhurst, m., shelton, b.e, wolf, p.g, (2014). an examination of the changes in science teaching orientations and technology-enhanced tools for student learning in the context of professional development.. international journal of science education, 26:11, 1815-1848.
sessa, e.b, banks, j.a, barker, m.s, der, j.p, duffy, a.m, graham, s.w, hasebe, m., langdale, j., li, f., marchant, d.b, pryer, k.m, rothfels, c.j, roux, s.j, salmi, m.l, sigel, e.m, soltis, d.e, soltis, p.s, stevenson, d.w, wolf, p.g, (2014). between two fern genomes. gigascience, 3:1, 15.
davidson, j.b, durham, s.l, wolf, p.g, (2014). breeding system of the threatened endemic, primula cusickiana var. maguirei (primulaceae). plant species biology, 29, e55–e63.
campbell, d.t, longhurst, m., duffy, a., wolf, p.g, shelton, b.e, (2013). science teaching orientations and technology-enhanced tools for student learning.. research in science education, 43:50, 2035-2057.
mock, k.e, richardson, b.a, wolf, p.g, (2013). molecular tools and aspen management: a primer and prospectus. forest ecology and management, 299, 6-13.
campbell, d.t, longhurst, m., duffy, a.m, wolf, p.g, nagy, r., (2012). investigating human impact in the environment with faded scaffolded inquiry supported by technologies. science activities, 49, 99-107.
campbell, d.t, wolf, p.g, der, j.p, packenham, e., abd-hamid, n., (2012). scientific inquiry in the genetics laboratory: biologists and university science teacher educators collaborating to increase engagement in science process. journal of college science teaching, 41:3, 82-89.
der, j.p, barker, m.s, wickett, n.j, depamphilis, c.w, wolf, p.g, (2011). de novo characterization of the gametophyte transcriptome in bracken fern, pteridium aquilinum. bmc genomics, 12, 99.
davidson, j.b, wolf, p.g, (2011). natural history of maguire primrose, primula cusickiana var. maguirei (primulaceae). western north american naturalist, 71:3, 327-337.
wolf, p.g, der, j.p, duffy, a.m, jacobson, j.b, grusz, a.l, pryer, k.m, (2011). the evolution of chloroplast genes and genomes in ferns. plant molecular biology, 76, 251-261.
oliver, m.j, murdock, a.g, mishler, b.d, kuehl, j.v, boore, j.l, wolf, p.g, mandoli, d.f, everett, k.d, duffy, a.m, karol, k.g, (2010). chloroplast genome sequence of the moss tortula ruralis: gene content, polymorphism, and structural arrangement relative to other green plant chloroplast genomes. bmc genomics, 11, 143.
campbell, t.s, wang, s.w, hsu, h.y, duffy, a.m, wolf, p.g, (2010). learning with web tools, simulations, and other technologies in science classrooms. journal of science education and technology, 19, 505-511.
ellis, m.w, wolf, p.g, (2010). teaching species. evolution: education and outreach, 3, 89-98.
wolf, p.g, roper, j.m, duffy, a.m, (2010). the evolution of chloroplast genome structure in ferns. genome, 53, 731-738.
barker, m.s, wolf, p.g, (2010). unfurling fern biology in the genomics age. bioscience, 60:3, 177-185.
duffy, a.m, kelchner, s.a, wolf, p.g, (2009). conservation of selection on matk following an ancient loss of its flanking intron. gene, 438, 17-25.
der, j.p, thomson, j.a, stratford, j.k, wolf, p.g, (2009). global chloroplast phylogeny and biogeography of bracken (pteridium: dennstaedtiaceae). american journal of botany, 96, 1041-1049.
wolf, p.g, duffy, a.m, roper, j.m, (2009). phylogenetic use of inversions in fern chloroplast genomes. american fern journal. american fern journal, 99, 132-133.
ellis, m.w, roper, j.m, gainer, r., der, j.p, wolf, p.g, (2009). the taxonomic designation of eriogonum corymbosum var. nilesii (polygonaceae) is supported by aflp and cpdna analyses. systematic botany, 34, 693-703.
wickett, n.j, zhang, y., hansen, s.k, roper, j.m, kuehl, j.v, plock, s.a, goffinet, b., wolf, p.g, depamphilis, c.w, boore, j.l, (2008). functional gene losses occur with minimal size reduction in the plastid genome of the parasitic liverwort aneura mirabilis. molecular biology and evolution, 25, 393-401.
bjerregaard, l., wolf, p.g, (2008). strong genetic differentiation among neighboring populations of a locally endemic primrose. western ?north american naturalist, 68, 66-75.
roper, j.m, hansen, s.k, wolf, p.g, karol, k.g, mandoli, d.f, everett, k.d, kuehl, j., boore, j.l, (2007). the complete plastid genome sequence of angiopteris evecta (g. forst.) hoffm. (marattiaceae). american fern journal , 97:2, 95-106.
smith, a.r, pryer, k.m, schuttpelz, e., korall, p., schneider, h., wolf, p.g, (2006). a classification for extant ferns. taxon, 55:3, 705-731.
wolf, p.g, karol, k.g, mandoli, d.f, kuehl, j., arumuganathan, k., ellis, m.w, mishler, b.d, kelch, d.g, olmstead, r.g, boore, j.l, (2005). the first complete chloroplast genome sequence of a lycophyte, huperzia lucidula (lycopodiaceae). gene, 350, 117-128.
nishiyama, t., kugita, m., sinclair, r.b, sugita, m., sugiura, c., wakasugi, t., wolf, p.g, yamada, k., yoshinaga, k., hasbe, m., (2004). bryophytes are monophyletic and land plants comprise two extant lineages. molecular biology and evolution, 21:10, 1813-1819.
wolf, p.g, doche, b., gielly, l., taberlet, p., (2004). genetic structure of rhododendron ferrugineum at a wide range of spatial scales. journal of heredity, 95, 301-308.
wolf, p.g, rowe, c.a, hasebe, m., (2004). high levels of rna editing in a vascular plant chloroplast genome: analysis of transcripts from the fern adiantum capillus-veneris. gene, 339, 89-97.
pryer, k.m, schuettpelz, e., wolf, p.g, schneider, h., smith, a.r, cranfill, r., (2004). phylogeny and evolution of ferns (monilophytes) with a focus on the early leptosporangiate divergences. american journal of botany, 91, 1557-1581.
wolf, p.g, rowe, c.a, sinclair, r.b, hasbe, m., (2003). complete nucleotide sequence of the chloroplast genome from a leptosporangiate fern, adiantum capillus-veneris l. dna research , 10:2, 59-64.
archibald, j.k, wolf, p.g, tepedino, v.j, bair, j., (2001). genetic relationships and population structure of the endangered steamboat buckwheat, eriogonum ovalifolium var. williamsiae (polygonaceae). american journal of botany , 88, 608-615.
wolf, p.g, schneider, h., ranker, t.a, (2001). geographic distributions of homosporous fern taxa: does dispersal obscure evidence of vicariance? . journal of biogeography , 28, 263-270.
rowe, d.l, murphy, m.t, fleischer, r.c, wolf, p.g, (2001). high frequency of extra-pair paternity in eastern kingbirds. condor, 103, 845-851.
pryer, k.m, schneider, h., smith, a.r, cranfill, r., wolf, p.g, hunt, j.s, sipes, s.d, (2001). horsetails and ferns are a monophyletic group and the closest relatives to seed plants. nature, 409, 618-622.
smith, a.r, tuomisto, h., pryer, k.m, hunt, j.s, wolf, p.g, (2001). metaxya lanosa, a second species in the genus and fern family metaxyaceae. systematic botany , 26, 480-486.
sipes, s.d, wolf, p.g, (2001). phylogenetic relationships within diadasia, a group of specialist bees. molecular phylogenetics and evolution , 19, 144-156.
wolf, p.g, campbell, d.r, waser, n.m, sipes, s.d, toler, t.r, archibald, j.k, (2001). tests of pre-and post-pollination barriers to hybridization between sympatric species of ipomopsis (polemoniaceae). american journal of botany , 88, 213-219.
longhurst, m., wolf, p.g, duffy, a.m, coster, d.c, lee, h., campbell, d.t, (2016). multi-year professional development grounded in educative curriculum focused on integrating technology with reformed science teaching principles. school science and mathematics, 116:8, 430-441.
duffy, a.m, wolf, p.g, barrow, j., longhurst, m., campbell, d.t, beckett, h., (2013). ecological investigations within an interactive plant community simulation. science scope, 36:8, 42-51.
duffy, a., wolf, p.g, barrow, j., longhurst, m., campbell, d.t, beckett, h., (2013). ecological investigations within an interactive plant community simulation.. science scope, 36:8, 42-51.
campbell, d.t, longhurst, m., duffy, a., wolf, p.g, nagy, r., (2012). investigating human impact in the environment with faded scaffolded inquiry supported by technologies.. science activities: classroom projects and curriculum ideas., 49:4, 99-107.


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Libris by PhotoShelter is a cloud-based digital asset managemnt solution for businesses in many industries. Users can upload, organize and share digital assets such as photos, videos and more, with no limit on asset size.
Users can upload files from hard drives, servers, cameras or mobile devices. Users can invite an unlimited number of contributors to the account. Assets can also be shared between accounts in cases of collaboration with other users who have existing accounts. Administrators can set custom permissions to allow specific individuals and groups access to only the files they need.
Metadata for all uploaded files is automatically added and saved, and can be edited by users. Users can creat custom metadata tags. Users can also upload office files such as spreadsheets and text documents to Libris. Libris's library supports a nested folder structure for organizing visual galleries.
Libris is priced on a per-year subscription basis.
Libris is a very effective tool to manage thousands of digital files and share easily with others.
Incredibly effective and efficient file management that's so easy to share with others. It is the solution that emerged from hours and hours of research into digital asset management systems. I simply cannot function well without it.
As a cloud solution, this system is easily accessible to all users. The administrative side of things is well thought and well designed and packed full of the right features to effectively manage countless files. It integrates easily and well with Lightroom and the optional Adobe connector makes managing assets during the production process even easier. This software has saved me countless hours of work and has helped me and my operations to be far more efficient.
Administrators and editors have to thoroughly learn the nuances of this system, but after a week... it's automatic. Processing files take only a few minutes from start to finish, complete with keywording either while importing the images into Libris or by adding them to images after they're imported. Too, the sharing mechanism works great with easy to design templates to ensure clients always get the right info to access their files.
In short, I cannot imagine doing my work well without Libris. Oh, and their support team is FANTASTIC... responsive and thorough.
I would like to see a little more flexibility with back-end privileges. You can have taggers, contributors and editors, but the hierarchy is not progressive in that contributors can also be taggers. Too, the Lightbox is a great option, but it's not designed to share all images within a Lightbox to a user for batch download.
I would like to see a couple enhancements: 1.) better notification options when adding personnel so that email addresses you share to can be automatically incorporated into the notification. For example, if I share to Betty_smith@blahblah.com but she uses the alias Betty.smith@blahblah.com this causes confusion. So, as an editor and administrator, you MUST make sure you share the exact email address with the user when they first access the system. It seems this could be automated. 2.) notification to an editor and/or administrator when new files are uploaded for approval and placement. The are minor issues.
It's an easier access storage solution for our library of images. It's a great system for sharing and collaborating. It has given me the ability to hunt down images fast and deliver them to the client easily. I also love that you can organize it in the way that works best for you.
I love that the Libris platform is so intuitive, clean and user friendly. The multiple ways to search give flexibility to the user and the sharing controls really allow you to be specific with who can access your images. Invited users can create light boxes within the system to allow for collaboration which is such a handy feature. I love that the images show up large on the screen making image selection easier and I also love that users can select their desired size of download. You don't always need the full size, full resolution version! Downloads are always fast and without error. The customer support is fantastic and fast. I also appreciate all the tutorials, blogs and webinars offered as part of your membership. They do a great job of keeping photographers up to date on equipment, trends and general news in the field of photography. As a member, you feel like a part of a community that's cheering you on and there to help you succeed.
My only complaint about the system is the lightbox feature feels a bit outdated and cumbersome. You can't "select all" for downloading or even to set permissions for downloading. You have to do it one by one, which is very tedious. I hope they update this soon. I've found it's easier to copy selected images into a new gallery instead and share the gallery link as a way to collaborate, but it's just a half workaround because only the admin can create galleries, whereas invited users can only create light boxes.
We use Libris for city government photo organizing/archiving. My department had over 5,000 photos to organize and Libris helped a daunting task become manageable and achievable. Having a place to organize photos properly makes our department function more efficiently and smoothly; we get many requests for photos on a daily basis. Libris makes photos searchable and easily findable with metadata tagging and keywords, which we love. Libris employees were there for us every step of the way during the initial set-up process and are still there for us currently with any questions we have.
We most like Libris' functionality regarding photo organizing and sharing. Libris equips its users with a variety of ways to quickly upload photos and create a library structure that makes sense to your organization. We love the ability to tag photos in batch and personally add metadata to photos. This way, our photos are searchable, but also browsable through Libris' collections and galleries structure. Sharing photos is easy and super customizable as well. With the option to add passwords to galleries and set expiration dates for links we send to outside shareholders, we have more control over privacy and access to our photos. Through working with Libris, the customer service has been great. Questions are answered in a timely manner and the Libris staff is readily available through email or phone each day. We enjoyed our multiple training sessions and demos. The staff at Libris is willing to help in whatever way possible.
At times the software can run slow and I accidentally deleted 2,000 photos one time due to a display glitch on the backend site. After deleting the photos, I looked in the trash bin to find them but I could not, since there is no structure of collections or galleries in the trash bin. Instead, the photos were in the trash can in order according to date, which is not helpful when you already have other photos in the trash bin as well. I had no other choice but to re-upload the photos.
Libris and the LR plugin have become an important part of our daily workflow, with a few caveats.
Ease of use and user-friendly access for our Art Teams.
Extreme ease of use, excellent tagging options, relatively responsive website and LR plugin. Reasonably quick upload speeds. I am a staff photographer at a regional publisher with 6+ magazines in production. I use Libris daily to file 3-4 assignments a day, 5 days a week.
A customizable "home page" or a way to default Admin accounts to redirect automatically to a collection or gallery would be nice when logging into Libris on the web - I would rather login and start at the top of the root folder of our Library vs the default splash page that I get now, as most of the time I login to Libris to fix a tag or confirm I've uploaded files correctly from LR. I access this page several times a day and any time savings here would pay dividends in the long run given how much I access Libris.
Overall, it's a great product that could use a little UI and interface streamlining to minimize the number of clicks that power users need to perform an action. Right click functionality (a la dropbox) would also be better/faster than the current "Actions" dropdown tab.
If possible, upload setting "profiles" (image quality, image sizing, watermarking, etc) in the Libris LR plugin would also save people like me some time. Thanks!
A great product for managing your digital media, but does have some limitations.
First and foremost I have to say the customer service Photoshelter provides for Libris users is absolutely wonderful. Their team gets back to you quickly with answers to your questions and is always pleasant to work with. Libris truly shines in it's ability to easily organize and then later search for the images you need. You have the ability to set up the folder structure in any way that fits your needs (which is not something I say about the last product we were using) and the backend structure is so user friendly, it's a breeze to move collections, galleries, or even individual photos around after upload. All you need to do is grab them and drag and drop them into a different area. On the search side of things, you have great control over the types of parameters you can give the search. Everything from searching for photos based on a specific orientation, to things photographed on certain dates...it's quite nice and the results are fast and (seemingly) very accurate. Uploading is fast, and has a number of potential ways it can be integrated into your workflow, including a lightroom plugin. As much as we like Libris overall, it is not without it's limitations and there are a couple of big ones we hope are eventually addressed. The biggest one for us at the moment is Libris' inability to allow downloads without either a password or a user login. This is a bummer and is currently a bit clunky. We produce content for a wide range of people and we would like to make that content available for download to everyone, but the best you can do right now is put a password on everything and then try and make that password available to the public, which is just clunky and a bit odd. We really hope they implement a password and login free option soon. Secondly, when you search for images there is no way to sort what we have searched for in the results page. Want to search for something and then sort by "date taken" or "date uploaded"? Not possible. The other slightly frustrating thing is there is no way to change the size of the image thumbnails in the galleries or search results. They are a bit small and it can sometimes be hard to see what the photo looks like until you click on it to make it larger. Really there are so many things to like about Libris that I wouldn't say the above should be deal breakers, but they are things I think could really help improve it.
Libris is helping us build and share our Digital images with dozens of clients through out the university. Its easy to share contact sheets, fast download times and very clean and pleasant display of images. Love the ability to customize and use our Logo and color in the main page and use a copy rights watermark. Before Libris, we used to have a DAM that was painfully slow in all aspects. I've recommended Libris to other universities and they are also very pleased with what it offers.
One of the recurring issues that I constantly hear with some of our clients in the University is that sometimes, whey they search images in the library, they are asked to create a login info, and after that, they are told to contact the administrator. Seems there is a glitch in the system and I've contact their costumer service dept. but they still have not been able to fix it. We like the ability to easily download images using a password, but we don't want our clients to created "another" login in account. Makes no sense to have a "search" button if you can download the images you find in your search.
Our lives are now getting much easier...!
Two years ago we had images scattered all across various hard drives. Then we "MacGyver-ed" an asset collection based on Lightroom, which works wonderfully for one person but is not sharable in an office environment unless you jump through a bunch of hoops to tuck the catalog on the cloud and put all the images on a shared server, blah blah blah. But since we started using Libris about three months ago we've made tremendous progress in setting up our collections and starting to share them with various departments around campus. We're still barely scraping the surface on the possibilities Libris offers, and still have lots of work to do, to be sure. But finally our images are accessible to whomever we want to have access, with just a few clicks. And the customer support is second to none!
There are a few glitches that sometimes generate errors during exporting from LR. For example I can't get the "Export with previous..." to work. And some functionality is still being developed, like the ability to make a lightbox downloadable with minimal effort. Everything I've stumbled with so far is minimal: things like the ability to resize columns and image previews in the browser. Not having various layout options except for the standard template. Minor things to enhance the user experience.
We purchased this product to use at a university. We needed something that could be shared across campus, allowing for folks to be able to search for the photos they needed. We also needed something that all 12 of us in our office could use at the same time, and something that was securely backed up.
I like that it's on a cloud, which means we can access the photos at home or at work. It's also easy to give other people access, or to set up Lightboxes for them to view select photos. It's much easier than emailing photos like we used to have to do! We have shared it with several people on campus and they all say that it's been easy to use and easy for them to search for photos.
I wish that more than one person could be the administrator without having to upgrade to the next payment level. I'm still having a few issues when trying to view the photos --- I'd like them all to be visible on one page, not 20 pages, for example, but I know it's something I could probably figure out.
Photoshelter has a great navigation structure that enables you to easily sort, navigate, and find the exact assets you're looking for. We can customize how we archive our photos, which is a huge help. The search function has numerous options that allow you to be as broad or specific as you desire. Additionally, the capabilities to limit who can see which photo sets and to track who downloads what provides brand security.
Preview images can take a while to load, although I'm not sure if that originates on with our IT infrastructure of Photoshelter's. Additionally, unless you are using an iMac, the metadata and gallery panels take up a substantial portion of your screen, limiting how many photos you can view at a time.
The FTP service is my favorite hidden gem to the Libris. Being able to customize the archive and set up search and gallery perimeters for different users is great.
The ease of use, the built in FTP and the ability to access anywhere. Being a cloud based system makes it easy for us to transmit, archive or access from anywhere.
I don't have any thing that I don't like about this product. The cost is high, but everything that comes packaged into the product proves that the robust design has been well thought out from the user interface to the admin interface. Libris is build for the professional on the move.

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libris by photoshelter is a cloud-based digital asset managemnt solution for businesses in many industries. users can upload, organize and share digital assets such as photos, videos and more, with no limit on asset size.
users can upload files from hard drives, servers, cameras or mobile devices. users can invite an unlimited number of contributors to the account. assets can also be shared between accounts in cases of collaboration with other users who have existing accounts. administrators can set custom permissions to allow specific individuals and groups access to only the files they need.
metadata for all uploaded files is automatically added and saved, and can be edited by users. users can creat custom metadata tags. users can also upload office files such as spreadsheets and text documents to libris. libris's library supports a nested folder structure for organizing visual galleries.
libris is priced on a per-year subscription basis.
libris is a very effective tool to manage thousands of digital files and share easily with others.
incredibly effective and efficient file management that's so easy to share with others. it is the solution that emerged from hours and hours of research into digital asset management systems. i simply cannot function well without it.
as a cloud solution, this system is easily accessible to all users. the administrative side of things is well thought and well designed and packed full of the right features to effectively manage countless files. it integrates easily and well with lightroom and the optional adobe connector makes managing assets during the production process even easier. this software has saved me countless hours of work and has helped me and my operations to be far more efficient.
administrators and editors have to thoroughly learn the nuances of this system, but after a week... it's automatic. processing files take only a few minutes from start to finish, complete with keywording either while importing the images into libris or by adding them to images after they're imported. too, the sharing mechanism works great with easy to design templates to ensure clients always get the right info to access their files.
in short, i cannot imagine doing my work well without libris. oh, and their support team is fantastic... responsive and thorough.
i would like to see a little more flexibility with back-end privileges. you can have taggers, contributors and editors, but the hierarchy is not progressive in that contributors can also be taggers. too, the lightbox is a great option, but it's not designed to share all images within a lightbox to a user for batch download.
i would like to see a couple enhancements: 1.) better notification options when adding personnel so that email addresses you share to can be automatically incorporated into the notification. for example, if i share to betty_smith@blahblah.com but she uses the alias betty.smith@blahblah.com this causes confusion. so, as an editor and administrator, you must make sure you share the exact email address with the user when they first access the system. it seems this could be automated. 2.) notification to an editor and/or administrator when new files are uploaded for approval and placement. the are minor issues.
it's an easier access storage solution for our library of images. it's a great system for sharing and collaborating. it has given me the ability to hunt down images fast and deliver them to the client easily. i also love that you can organize it in the way that works best for you.
i love that the libris platform is so intuitive, clean and user friendly. the multiple ways to search give flexibility to the user and the sharing controls really allow you to be specific with who can access your images. invited users can create light boxes within the system to allow for collaboration which is such a handy feature. i love that the images show up large on the screen making image selection easier and i also love that users can select their desired size of download. you don't always need the full size, full resolution version! downloads are always fast and without error. the customer support is fantastic and fast. i also appreciate all the tutorials, blogs and webinars offered as part of your membership. they do a great job of keeping photographers up to date on equipment, trends and general news in the field of photography. as a member, you feel like a part of a community that's cheering you on and there to help you succeed.
my only complaint about the system is the lightbox feature feels a bit outdated and cumbersome. you can't "select all" for downloading or even to set permissions for downloading. you have to do it one by one, which is very tedious. i hope they update this soon. i've found it's easier to copy selected images into a new gallery instead and share the gallery link as a way to collaborate, but it's just a half workaround because only the admin can create galleries, whereas invited users can only create light boxes.
we use libris for city government photo organizing/archiving. my department had over 5,000 photos to organize and libris helped a daunting task become manageable and achievable. having a place to organize photos properly makes our department function more efficiently and smoothly; we get many requests for photos on a daily basis. libris makes photos searchable and easily findable with metadata tagging and keywords, which we love. libris employees were there for us every step of the way during the initial set-up process and are still there for us currently with any questions we have.
we most like libris' functionality regarding photo organizing and sharing. libris equips its users with a variety of ways to quickly upload photos and create a library structure that makes sense to your organization. we love the ability to tag photos in batch and personally add metadata to photos. this way, our photos are searchable, but also browsable through libris' collections and galleries structure. sharing photos is easy and super customizable as well. with the option to add passwords to galleries and set expiration dates for links we send to outside shareholders, we have more control over privacy and access to our photos. through working with libris, the customer service has been great. questions are answered in a timely manner and the libris staff is readily available through email or phone each day. we enjoyed our multiple training sessions and demos. the staff at libris is willing to help in whatever way possible.
at times the software can run slow and i accidentally deleted 2,000 photos one time due to a display glitch on the backend site. after deleting the photos, i looked in the trash bin to find them but i could not, since there is no structure of collections or galleries in the trash bin. instead, the photos were in the trash can in order according to date, which is not helpful when you already have other photos in the trash bin as well. i had no other choice but to re-upload the photos.
libris and the lr plugin have become an important part of our daily workflow, with a few caveats.
ease of use and user-friendly access for our art teams.
extreme ease of use, excellent tagging options, relatively responsive website and lr plugin. reasonably quick upload speeds. i am a staff photographer at a regional publisher with 6+ magazines in production. i use libris daily to file 3-4 assignments a day, 5 days a week.
a customizable "home page" or a way to default admin accounts to redirect automatically to a collection or gallery would be nice when logging into libris on the web - i would rather login and start at the top of the root folder of our library vs the default splash page that i get now, as most of the time i login to libris to fix a tag or confirm i've uploaded files correctly from lr. i access this page several times a day and any time savings here would pay dividends in the long run given how much i access libris.
overall, it's a great product that could use a little ui and interface streamlining to minimize the number of clicks that power users need to perform an action. right click functionality (a la dropbox) would also be better/faster than the current "actions" dropdown tab.
if possible, upload setting "profiles" (image quality, image sizing, watermarking, etc) in the libris lr plugin would also save people like me some time. thanks!
a great product for managing your digital media, but does have some limitations.
first and foremost i have to say the customer service photoshelter provides for libris users is absolutely wonderful. their team gets back to you quickly with answers to your questions and is always pleasant to work with. libris truly shines in it's ability to easily organize and then later search for the images you need. you have the ability to set up the folder structure in any way that fits your needs (which is not something i say about the last product we were using) and the backend structure is so user friendly, it's a breeze to move collections, galleries, or even individual photos around after upload. all you need to do is grab them and drag and drop them into a different area. on the search side of things, you have great control over the types of parameters you can give the search. everything from searching for photos based on a specific orientation, to things photographed on certain dates...it's quite nice and the results are fast and (seemingly) very accurate. uploading is fast, and has a number of potential ways it can be integrated into your workflow, including a lightroom plugin. as much as we like libris overall, it is not without it's limitations and there are a couple of big ones we hope are eventually addressed. the biggest one for us at the moment is libris' inability to allow downloads without either a password or a user login. this is a bummer and is currently a bit clunky. we produce content for a wide range of people and we would like to make that content available for download to everyone, but the best you can do right now is put a password on everything and then try and make that password available to the public, which is just clunky and a bit odd. we really hope they implement a password and login free option soon. secondly, when you search for images there is no way to sort what we have searched for in the results page. want to search for something and then sort by "date taken" or "date uploaded"? not possible. the other slightly frustrating thing is there is no way to change the size of the image thumbnails in the galleries or search results. they are a bit small and it can sometimes be hard to see what the photo looks like until you click on it to make it larger. really there are so many things to like about libris that i wouldn't say the above should be deal breakers, but they are things i think could really help improve it.
libris is helping us build and share our digital images with dozens of clients through out the university. its easy to share contact sheets, fast download times and very clean and pleasant display of images. love the ability to customize and use our logo and color in the main page and use a copy rights watermark. before libris, we used to have a dam that was painfully slow in all aspects. i've recommended libris to other universities and they are also very pleased with what it offers.
one of the recurring issues that i constantly hear with some of our clients in the university is that sometimes, whey they search images in the library, they are asked to create a login info, and after that, they are told to contact the administrator. seems there is a glitch in the system and i've contact their costumer service dept. but they still have not been able to fix it. we like the ability to easily download images using a password, but we don't want our clients to created "another" login in account. makes no sense to have a "search" button if you can download the images you find in your search.
our lives are now getting much easier...!
two years ago we had images scattered all across various hard drives. then we "macgyver-ed" an asset collection based on lightroom, which works wonderfully for one person but is not sharable in an office environment unless you jump through a bunch of hoops to tuck the catalog on the cloud and put all the images on a shared server, blah blah blah. but since we started using libris about three months ago we've made tremendous progress in setting up our collections and starting to share them with various departments around campus. we're still barely scraping the surface on the possibilities libris offers, and still have lots of work to do, to be sure. but finally our images are accessible to whomever we want to have access, with just a few clicks. and the customer support is second to none!
there are a few glitches that sometimes generate errors during exporting from lr. for example i can't get the "export with previous..." to work. and some functionality is still being developed, like the ability to make a lightbox downloadable with minimal effort. everything i've stumbled with so far is minimal: things like the ability to resize columns and image previews in the browser. not having various layout options except for the standard template. minor things to enhance the user experience.
we purchased this product to use at a university. we needed something that could be shared across campus, allowing for folks to be able to search for the photos they needed. we also needed something that all 12 of us in our office could use at the same time, and something that was securely backed up.
i like that it's on a cloud, which means we can access the photos at home or at work. it's also easy to give other people access, or to set up lightboxes for them to view select photos. it's much easier than emailing photos like we used to have to do! we have shared it with several people on campus and they all say that it's been easy to use and easy for them to search for photos.
i wish that more than one person could be the administrator without having to upgrade to the next payment level. i'm still having a few issues when trying to view the photos --- i'd like them all to be visible on one page, not 20 pages, for example, but i know it's something i could probably figure out.
photoshelter has a great navigation structure that enables you to easily sort, navigate, and find the exact assets you're looking for. we can customize how we archive our photos, which is a huge help. the search function has numerous options that allow you to be as broad or specific as you desire. additionally, the capabilities to limit who can see which photo sets and to track who downloads what provides brand security.
preview images can take a while to load, although i'm not sure if that originates on with our it infrastructure of photoshelter's. additionally, unless you are using an imac, the metadata and gallery panels take up a substantial portion of your screen, limiting how many photos you can view at a time.
the ftp service is my favorite hidden gem to the libris. being able to customize the archive and set up search and gallery perimeters for different users is great.
the ease of use, the built in ftp and the ability to access anywhere. being a cloud based system makes it easy for us to transmit, archive or access from anywhere.
i don't have any thing that i don't like about this product. the cost is high, but everything that comes packaged into the product proves that the robust design has been well thought out from the user interface to the admin interface. libris is build for the professional on the move.


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No wonder that the spires of cathedrals dedicated to her, like Notre-Dame de Chartres, seem to reach upward almost without any gravity at all.
…like the springs in a hidden cavern, where she is often found.
In fact, she is most often found just where pre-Christian mother or earth goddesses have been as well -- like Isis, or Artemis in Ephesus, or Tonantzin on the hilltop of Tepeyac, which was re-named Guadalupe after la Virgen appeared there and spoke to Cuauhtlatoahtzin in Nahuatl with as much courtesy as if he were a prince.
She is as mysterious and powerful and necessary as our own shadow.
And Notre-Dame Sous Terre. Our Lady of the Underworld…or Underground.
And there is also a second vierge noir at Chartres.
Debi: “I have spent a lot of time with Our Lady of Częstochowa.
“In fact, there is an image of her back home on our living room wall.
“To me, she represents the fullness of the Black Madonna. Iconographers have tried to paint over the sword slash that an invading soldier made, but the scar always reappears...because she won’t remove herself from our own suffering.
Chris: “I’ve been to Częstochowa twice before, but in the summer when the church was packed, and I was pressed far back at the doorway.
“But now we were here in the spare dead-cold of winter -- and you could feel the devotion of the people who have come to pray here all around you .
D: “Usually she's dressed so ornately. But imagine her without the brocaded garments and jeweled crown. You can understand her humility better then."
D: “If you look at Notre-Dame de Rocamadour, there is the sense of her emerging from the underworld—from a mysterious incubation state. For me, the dressings interfere with her essential nature.
“In the chapel at Rocamadour, they have refrained from dressing her in a robe. A woman told us that townspeople saw how the added garments didn't fit her, and they insisted they be removed.
C: “I always dislike all the human accretions. Once Notre-Dame de Rocamadour stood on a plinth on the bare rock of a cave. Then the vault of the cave collapsed, and the current shrine was built.
“But in winter you can still find enough time alone here -- in this grotto with a spring far up a sheer cliff-wall."
D: “Isn’t this a similar attraction we feel for romanesque churches like Sant-Antimo?
D: “...while she keeps her own austerity, which invites us to meet her heart-to-heart—if we dare.
“Listen. There's still water dripping in a corner of the chapel. Can you hear it?

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no wonder that the spires of cathedrals dedicated to her, like notre-dame de chartres, seem to reach upward almost without any gravity at all.
…like the springs in a hidden cavern, where she is often found.
in fact, she is most often found just where pre-christian mother or earth goddesses have been as well -- like isis, or artemis in ephesus, or tonantzin on the hilltop of tepeyac, which was re-named guadalupe after la virgen appeared there and spoke to cuauhtlatoahtzin in nahuatl with as much courtesy as if he were a prince.
she is as mysterious and powerful and necessary as our own shadow.
and notre-dame sous terre. our lady of the underworld…or underground.
and there is also a second vierge noir at chartres.
debi: “i have spent a lot of time with our lady of częstochowa.
“in fact, there is an image of her back home on our living room wall.
“to me, she represents the fullness of the black madonna. iconographers have tried to paint over the sword slash that an invading soldier made, but the scar always reappears...because she won’t remove herself from our own suffering.
chris: “i’ve been to częstochowa twice before, but in the summer when the church was packed, and i was pressed far back at the doorway.
“but now we were here in the spare dead-cold of winter -- and you could feel the devotion of the people who have come to pray here all around you .
d: “usually she's dressed so ornately. but imagine her without the brocaded garments and jeweled crown. you can understand her humility better then."
d: “if you look at notre-dame de rocamadour, there is the sense of her emerging from the underworld—from a mysterious incubation state. for me, the dressings interfere with her essential nature.
“in the chapel at rocamadour, they have refrained from dressing her in a robe. a woman told us that townspeople saw how the added garments didn't fit her, and they insisted they be removed.
c: “i always dislike all the human accretions. once notre-dame de rocamadour stood on a plinth on the bare rock of a cave. then the vault of the cave collapsed, and the current shrine was built.
“but in winter you can still find enough time alone here -- in this grotto with a spring far up a sheer cliff-wall."
d: “isn’t this a similar attraction we feel for romanesque churches like sant-antimo?
d: “...while she keeps her own austerity, which invites us to meet her heart-to-heart—if we dare.
“listen. there's still water dripping in a corner of the chapel. can you hear it?