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?>Listed Building: 38 and 40 Goodramgate (1257736)
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YORK SE6052SW GOODRAMGATE 1112-1/27/402 (West side) 19/08/71 Nos.38 AND 40 GV II House, now two shops. Probably C15, extended in late C17; No.40 refronted in late C18; No.38 raised in early C19; C20 shopfronts and alterations. MATERIALS: timber-framed, with painted brick front; rear of orange-brown brick in random bond and orange brick in stretcher bond; No.38 raised in pink-grey mottled brick in English garden-wall bond; pantile roofs with brick stacks. EXTERIOR: 3-storey 2-window front to No.38; 2-storey 1-window front to No.40. Both parts have plain shopfronts with plate glass windows, glazed and panelled doors and integral sunblinds: No.38 incorporates 4-panel passage door with overlight at right end. On first floor, No.38 has one 20-pane sash with cambered arch of brick headers to right, and one 12-pane sash to left; on second floor, two 16-pane sashes. No.40 has one 16-pane sash on first floor. No.38 has timber guttering, No.40 boxed eaves with inverted bell rainwater head, dated 1782, at right end. No.38 has Sun Insurance firemark between first floor windows. Rear: twin gabled; 3 storeys to No.38, 2 storeys and attic to No.40. No.38 has 2-storey canted bay window with moulded cornice: window on ground floor altered to doorway; 2x12-pane Yorkshire sash on first floor; outer lights on both floors bricked up, and window surrounds hollow chamfered. Dentilled cornice over ground floor opening returns to left of bay, above disused passage door. On first floor to left of bay, inserted C20 window beneath residual cogged brick second floor string. Above bay on second floor, 4-pane sash and to left small fixed light. No.40 has 12-pane sash window on first floor and shuttered opening in attic. Brick dentil coping to gable. INTERIOR: not inspected. (City of York: RCHME: The Central Area: HMSO: 1981-: 143). Listing NGR: SE6046552118
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Nov 30 2021 9:27PMI have had my Fukien Tea tree in the soil I bought it in since last summer. It has become very poorly drained, and doesn't absorb water well at all. What is the best soil type? What kind from joe bonsai soil types?I sent myself an email for motivation

Hey all 24(M) (throw away account). I'm currently living at home with my parents and am supporting them financially. They are very controlling and manipulative and won't really let me live the life that I want. I want to live on my own, but help them out financially. I want to move out on my own, but that would bring them sadness and would hurt them. It's gotten so bad that while I was severely high, I wrote myself a motivation email so that when I'm sober I'll try and follow my dreams. This has given me some solace lately and help me keep my sanity on my journey to independence: 

This is for when you are sober. You have decided while high  that you should totally move out and live your own life. Everyone is an emotional blackmailer.  You can do it. Freedom. You are miserable. You got played again. Stop falling for it! You can do it!  You wrote this as motivation and support, get out. Work 2 jobs do whatever. So you can be you! You want to kill yourself living here. You gotta go sir. Leave home. It's not safe for mental health anymore.  Backstabbing smiling asshole! Good luck you can do it! 

Not fully there but aware of the end goal: freedom. Follow this advice, it comes from the heart. Now go!I do agree however he also doesn't have to stay with her because of it. 

If she truly was black out drunk, or more specifically since she was walking around brownout drunk. Yea, she could not consent. 

OP still can break up with her for any reason or no reason at all. 

I think a lot of people are just seeing it as her being a hoe because it's easier and from my experience reddit doesn't actually know what black out drunk or brown out drunk is. 

Regardless again he is still fine to break up with her and move on.KATHLEEN E. FARLEY, M.Sc.
195 University Avenue, Boyden Hall
Biological Sciences, Rutgers University-Newark, Newark, NJ 07102
k e f a r l e y @ rutgers.edu
EDUCATION
Ph.D. (In progress) Biology
Rutgers University-Newark/NJIT, Newark, NJ under adviser, Dr. Claus Holzapfel.
M.S. Biology (Ecology/ Evolution concentration)
Montclair State University, Montclair, NJ under adviser Dr. John Smallwood. 2013
B.S. Ecology and Natural Resource Management
Rutgers – The State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick, NJ. 2006
RELEVANT RESEARCH & FIELDWORK EXPERIENCE
Urban Environments as Ecological Traps (Doctoral Project), Rutgers University-Newark, 2014 – present
- Habitat quality analysis and courtship survey for American Woodcock across post-industrial and early successional sites in northern New Jersey.
- Telemetry of woodcock in degraded and natural habitats.
- Annelid Biosurvey organizer in collaboration with Dr. Henshue at University of Buffalo.
- Woodcock Predator Presence Monitoring: camera trapping and point counts to detect mammal and avian predators of woodcock.
Invasion Ecology of Viburnum Species in the Mid-Atlantic (Ornithological Consultant), Rutgers University-Newark, 2015-2017
- Conduct point counts for a community ecology study on invasive Viburnum species.
Long-term Avian Population Trends in Cloud Forests (Ornithologist), Operation Wallacea, 2015
- Analyzed protocol detection efficiency through point count and mist-nest data used by Opwall in Cusuco National Park, Honduras.
- Instructed high school and college students on basic ornithological field techniques, underscoring importance of bird-monitoring programs and conservation.
American Kestrel Return Rate & Breeding Success (Masters Project), Montclair State University, 2009 – present
- Evaluated effect of site and box age on territory establishment by cavity nesting American Kestrels during breeding season. Captured, measured and banded kestrels.
Aquatic Vertebrate Community Interactions (Volunteer), Montclair State University (2013)
- Collected painted and musk turtles for a mark-recapture population study to determine changes in turtle behavior during sunfish breeding season.
Modifying Reproductive Success of Wild Horses of the Outer Banks (Volunteer), Earthwatch, 2008
- Monitored wild horse interactions within and between harems to determine the effect of immunocontraceptives in controlling populations within sustainable limits.
Depredation Rates for Band-tailed Pigeons in Montane Habitats (Field Tech), University of Arizona, 2004
- Monitoring artificial Band-Tailed Pigeon nests to study depredation rates across habitat types across four mountain ranges in SE Arizona.
FELLOWSHIPS & FUNDING
- Fellowship: Sydney S. Greenfield Botany 2018
- Travel Award: Wilson Ornithological Society: Conference Travel Award 2018
- Crowd-funding: Experiment: Successfully crowd-sourced funding to cover American Woodcock telemetry equipment. DOI: 10.18258/8542 2017
- Travel Award: American Ornithological Society: Conference Travel Award 2017
- Grant: Rutgers University: TA/GA Expanding Banding Efforts funding.
- Scholarship: Bergen County Audubon Society: Hog Island Audubon Camp 2017
- Best Student Presentation Award: Ecological Society of America’s Mid-Atlantic 2016
- Grant: Explorer’s Club 2016
- Grant: Animal Behavior Society 2016
- Grant: Rutgers University: GSGA Student Conference Travel Funding 2016
- Grant: Rutgers University: TA/GA Professional Development Fund. Conference Funding 2016
- Travel Award: North American Ornithological Conference 2016
- Grant: Rutgers University: TA/GA Professional Development Fund. American Woodcock banding equipment 2016
- Grant: Rutgers University: TA/GA Professional Development Fund. Covered expenses pertaining to travel expenditures for Operation Wallacea 2015
PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS
- KE Farley. 2018. “Sound Science: the saga of seeking answers in night songs”. Federated Department of Biological Sciences Research Day. Talk.
- KE Farley, NJ Henshue, D Ofori-B