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Stamford Harbor, Stamford, Connecticut
Fri 04 3:57 AM EST 0.2 ft 10:02 AM EST 7.7 ft 4:34 PM EST −0.5 ft 10:37 PM EST 6.8 ft 7:19 AM EST 4:38 PM EST 5:59 AM EST 3:42 PM EST
Sat 05 4:41 AM EST 0.3 ft 10:42 AM EST 7.6 ft 5:16 PM EST −0.5 ft 11:17 PM EST 6.8 ft New Moon 7:19 AM EST 4:39 PM EST 6:52 AM EST 4:30 PM EST
Sun 06 5:23 AM EST 0.3 ft 11:20 AM EST 7.6 ft 5:55 PM EST −0.4 ft 11:54 PM EST 6.8 ft 7:19 AM EST 4:40 PM EST 7:41 AM EST 5:22 PM EST
Mon 07 6:03 AM EST 0.3 ft 11:57 AM EST 7.5 ft 6:33 PM EST −0.3 ft 7:19 AM EST 4:41 PM EST 8:24 AM EST 6:17 PM EST
Tue 08 12:30 AM EST 6.8 ft 6:41 AM EST 0.4 ft 12:34 PM EST 7.3 ft 7:09 PM EST −0.2 ft 7:19 AM EST 4:42 PM EST 9:01 AM EST 7:14 PM EST
Wed 09 1:06 AM EST 6.8 ft 7:20 AM EST 0.5 ft 1:11 PM EST 7.1 ft 7:44 PM EST 0.0 ft 7:18 AM EST 4:43 PM EST 9:35 AM EST 8:11 PM EST
Fri 11 2:21 AM EST 6.8 ft 8:42 AM EST 0.7 ft 2:33 PM EST 6.6 ft 8:59 PM EST 0.4 ft 7:18 AM EST 4:45 PM EST 10:32 AM EST 10:07 PM EST
Sat 12 3:03 AM EST 6.7 ft 9:28 AM EST 0.8 ft 3:19 PM EST 6.4 ft 9:41 PM EST 0.6 ft 7:18 AM EST 4:47 PM EST 10:59 AM EST 11:06 PM EST
Sun 13 3:48 AM EST 6.8 ft 10:19 AM EST 0.8 ft 4:09 PM EST 6.2 ft 10:28 PM EST 0.8 ft 7:17 AM EST 4:48 PM EST 11:25 AM EST
Mon 14 4:36 AM EST 6.9 ft 11:14 AM EST 0.8 ft 5:02 PM EST 6.1 ft 11:19 PM EST 0.8 ft First Quarter 7:17 AM EST 4:49 PM EST 11:53 AM EST 12:07 AM EST
Tue 15 5:28 AM EST 7.0 ft 12:11 PM EST 0.6 ft 5:59 PM EST 6.1 ft 7:17 AM EST 4:50 PM EST 12:23 PM EST 1:08 AM EST
Wed 16 12:15 AM EST 0.7 ft 6:24 AM EST 7.3 ft 1:10 PM EST 0.2 ft 6:59 PM EST 6.3 ft 7:16 AM EST 4:51 PM EST 12:57 PM EST 2:13 AM EST
Thu 17 1:13 AM EST 0.5 ft 7:22 AM EST 7.6 ft 2:07 PM EST −0.2 ft 8:00 PM EST 6.6 ft 7:16 AM EST 4:52 PM EST 1:37 PM EST 3:20 AM EST
Fri 18 2:11 AM EST 0.2 ft 8:20 AM EST 8.0 ft 3:01 PM EST −0.6 ft 8:58 PM EST 7.0 ft 7:15 AM EST 4:53 PM EST 2:25 PM EST 4:29 AM EST
Sat 19 3:08 AM EST −0.2 ft 9:15 AM EST 8.4 ft 3:54 PM EST −1.0 ft 9:52 PM EST 7.4 ft 7:15 AM EST 4:54 PM EST 3:23 PM EST 5:36 AM EST
Sun 20 4:04 AM EST −0.6 ft 10:09 AM EST 8.7 ft 4:46 PM EST −1.4 ft 10:46 PM EST 7.8 ft 7:14 AM EST 4:56 PM EST 4:29 PM EST 6:39 AM EST
Mon 21 4:59 AM EST −0.9 ft 11:03 AM EST 8.8 ft 5:37 PM EST −1.6 ft 11:38 PM EST 8.2 ft Full Moon 7:14 AM EST 4:57 PM EST 5:42 PM EST 7:35 AM EST
Tue 22 5:54 AM EST −1.1 ft 11:56 AM EST 8.8 ft 6:27 PM EST −1.7 ft 7:13 AM EST 4:58 PM EST 6:57 PM EST 8:23 AM EST
Wed 23 12:31 AM EST 8.4 ft 6:48 AM EST −1.2 ft 12:50 PM EST 8.7 ft 7:17 PM EST −1.6 ft 7:12 AM EST 4:59 PM EST 8:13 PM EST 9:05 AM EST
Thu 24 1:23 AM EST 8.4 ft 7:43 AM EST −1.1 ft 1:44 PM EST 8.3 ft 8:09 PM EST −1.3 ft 7:11 AM EST 5:00 PM EST 9:26 PM EST 9:41 AM EST
Fri 25 2:17 AM EST 8.3 ft 8:40 AM EST −0.9 ft 2:39 PM EST 7.9 ft 9:02 PM EST −0.9 ft 7:11 AM EST 5:02 PM EST 10:36 PM EST 10:13 AM EST
Sat 26 3:12 AM EST 8.1 ft 9:40 AM EST −0.6 ft 3:38 PM EST 7.4 ft 9:59 PM EST −0.5 ft 7:10 AM EST 5:03 PM EST 11:44 PM EST 10:44 AM EST
Sun 27 4:10 AM EST 7.8 ft 10:42 AM EST −0.3 ft 4:39 PM EST 6.9 ft 10:59 PM EST −0.1 ft Last Quarter 7:09 AM EST 5:04 PM EST 11:15 AM EST
Mon 28 5:09 AM EST 7.6 ft 11:45 AM EST −0.1 ft 5:44 PM EST 6.5 ft 11:59 PM EST 0.2 ft 7:08 AM EST 5:05 PM EST 12:50 AM EST 11:47 AM EST
Tue 29 6:10 AM EST 7.3 ft 12:47 PM EST 0.0 ft 6:49 PM EST 6.3 ft 7:07 AM EST 5:07 PM EST 1:53 AM EST 12:21 PM EST
Wed 30 12:59 AM EST 0.5 ft 7:12 AM EST 7.2 ft 1:45 PM EST 0.1 ft 7:51 PM EST 6.3 ft 7:06 AM EST 5:08 PM EST 2:55 AM EST 12:58 PM EST
Thu 31 1:57 AM EST 0.6 ft 8:08 AM EST 7.1 ft 2:39 PM EST 0.0 ft 8:46 PM EST 6.3 ft 7:06 AM EST 5:09 PM EST 3:53 AM EST 1:40 PM EST
Sat 02 3:37 AM EST 0.5 ft 9:43 AM EST 7.3 ft 4:12 PM EST −0.2 ft 10:16 PM EST 6.6 ft 7:04 AM EST 5:12 PM EST 5:38 AM EST 3:17 PM EST
Mon 04 5:03 AM EST 0.3 ft 11:01 AM EST 7.4 ft 5:32 PM EST −0.3 ft 11:30 PM EST 6.9 ft New Moon 7:02 AM EST 5:14 PM EST 7:02 AM EST 5:07 PM EST
Tue 05 5:42 AM EST 0.2 ft 11:36 AM EST 7.4 ft 6:07 PM EST −0.3 ft 7:01 AM EST 5:15 PM EST 7:36 AM EST 6:04 PM EST
Wed 06 12:04 AM EST 7.0 ft 6:19 AM EST 0.2 ft 12:11 PM EST 7.3 ft 6:41 PM EST −0.2 ft 6:59 AM EST 5:17 PM EST 8:07 AM EST 7:02 PM EST
Thu 07 12:37 AM EST 7.1 ft 6:55 AM EST 0.2 ft 12:46 PM EST 7.2 ft 7:13 PM EST −0.1 ft 6:58 AM EST 5:18 PM EST 8:36 AM EST 8:00 PM EST
Sun 10 2:26 AM EST 7.1 ft 8:50 AM EST 0.4 ft 2:46 PM EST 6.6 ft 9:00 PM EST 0.5 ft 6:55 AM EST 5:22 PM EST 9:55 AM EST 10:58 PM EST
Mon 11 3:10 AM EST 7.1 ft 9:37 AM EST 0.5 ft 3:33 PM EST 6.4 ft 9:46 PM EST 0.6 ft 6:54 AM EST 5:23 PM EST 10:23 AM EST
Tue 12 3:58 AM EST 7.1 ft 10:31 AM EST 0.5 ft 4:26 PM EST 6.3 ft 10:38 PM EST 0.7 ft First Quarter 6:52 AM EST 5:24 PM EST 10:54 AM EST 12:00 AM EST
Wed 13 4:51 AM EST 7.2 ft 11:30 AM EST 0.5 ft 5:23 PM EST 6.2 ft 11:37 PM EST 0.7 ft 6:51 AM EST 5:25 PM EST 11:30 AM EST 1:04 AM EST
Thu 14 5:49 AM EST 7.3 ft 12:34 PM EST 0.3 ft 6:26 PM EST 6.3 ft 6:50 AM EST 5:26 PM EST 12:13 PM EST 2:09 AM EST
Fri 15 12:42 AM EST 0.5 ft 6:52 AM EST 7.5 ft 1:38 PM EST −0.1 ft 7:32 PM EST 6.6 ft 6:48 AM EST 5:28 PM EST 1:04 PM EST 3:15 AM EST
Sun 17 2:50 AM EST −0.2 ft 8:58 AM EST 8.2 ft 3:33 PM EST −0.9 ft 9:34 PM EST 7.6 ft 6:46 AM EST 5:30 PM EST 3:13 PM EST 5:17 AM EST
Mon 18 3:49 AM EST −0.7 ft 9:55 AM EST 8.6 ft 4:26 PM EST −1.3 ft 10:28 PM EST 8.1 ft 6:44 AM EST 5:31 PM EST 4:27 PM EST 6:09 AM EST
Tue 19 4:46 AM EST −1.1 ft 10:50 AM EST 8.8 ft 5:18 PM EST −1.6 ft 11:21 PM EST 8.5 ft Full Moon 6:43 AM EST 5:33 PM EST 5:44 PM EST 6:54 AM EST
Wed 20 5:40 AM EST −1.4 ft 11:43 AM EST 8.8 ft 6:07 PM EST −1.7 ft 6:42 AM EST 5:34 PM EST 7:00 PM EST 7:34 AM EST
Thu 21 12:12 AM EST 8.8 ft 6:33 AM EST −1.5 ft 12:35 PM EST 8.7 ft 6:57 PM EST −1.6 ft 6:40 AM EST 5:35 PM EST 8:14 PM EST 8:09 AM EST
Fri 22 1:02 AM EST 8.8 ft 7:25 AM EST −1.4 ft 1:27 PM EST 8.4 ft 7:46 PM EST −1.3 ft 6:38 AM EST 5:36 PM EST 9:26 PM EST 8:42 AM EST
Sat 23 1:53 AM EST 8.6 ft 8:18 AM EST −1.1 ft 2:19 PM EST 7.9 ft 8:37 PM EST −0.8 ft 6:37 AM EST 5:37 PM EST 10:36 PM EST 9:13 AM EST
Sun 24 2:45 AM EST 8.3 ft 9:14 AM EST −0.7 ft 3:13 PM EST 7.4 ft 9:31 PM EST −0.3 ft 6:36 AM EST 5:39 PM EST 11:42 PM EST 9:46 AM EST
Mon 25 3:39 AM EST 7.9 ft 10:13 AM EST −0.3 ft 4:11 PM EST 6.9 ft 10:28 PM EST 0.2 ft 6:34 AM EST 5:40 PM EST 10:20 AM EST
Tue 26 4:36 AM EST 7.4 ft 11:14 AM EST 0.1 ft 5:13 PM EST 6.4 ft 11:29 PM EST 0.6 ft Last Quarter 6:33 AM EST 5:41 PM EST 12:46 AM EST 10:57 AM EST
Wed 27 5:37 AM EST 7.1 ft 12:16 PM EST 0.4 ft 6:18 PM EST 6.2 ft 6:31 AM EST 5:42 PM EST 1:47 AM EST 11:38 AM EST
Thu 28 12:31 AM EST 0.9 ft 6:40 AM EST 6.8 ft 1:16 PM EST 0.5 ft 7:22 PM EST 6.1 ft 6:30 AM EST 5:43 PM EST 2:44 AM EST 12:23 PM EST
Mon 04 3:58 AM EST 0.5 ft 10:01 AM EST 7.2 ft 4:25 PM EST 0.1 ft 10:27 PM EST 6.9 ft 6:24 AM EST 5:48 PM EST 5:38 AM EST 3:58 PM EST
Tue 05 4:39 AM EST 0.3 ft 10:38 AM EST 7.3 ft 5:03 PM EST −0.0 ft 11:01 PM EST 7.1 ft 6:22 AM EST 5:49 PM EST 6:10 AM EST 4:56 PM EST
Wed 06 5:18 AM EST 0.1 ft 11:13 AM EST 7.4 ft 5:37 PM EST −0.1 ft 11:33 PM EST 7.3 ft New Moon 6:21 AM EST 5:50 PM EST 6:39 AM EST 5:54 PM EST
Thu 07 5:54 AM EST 0.0 ft 11:47 AM EST 7.4 ft 6:10 PM EST −0.1 ft 6:19 AM EST 5:51 PM EST 7:06 AM EST 6:53 PM EST
Fri 08 12:05 AM EST 7.5 ft 6:29 AM EST −0.0 ft 12:21 PM EST 7.3 ft 6:42 PM EST 0.0 ft 6:17 AM EST 5:52 PM EST 7:32 AM EST 7:52 PM EST
Sat 09 12:39 AM EST 7.6 ft 7:04 AM EST −0.0 ft 12:58 PM EST 7.2 ft 7:14 PM EST 0.1 ft 6:16 AM EST 5:53 PM EST 7:59 AM EST 8:52 PM EST
Sun 10 1:15 AM EST 7.6 ft 8:40 AM EDT 0.0 ft 2:37 PM EDT 7.1 ft 8:49 PM EDT 0.3 ft 7:14 AM EDT 6:55 PM EDT 9:26 AM EDT 10:53 PM EDT
Tue 12 3:38 AM EDT 7.5 ft 10:06 AM EDT 0.3 ft 4:06 PM EDT 6.7 ft 10:15 PM EDT 0.6 ft 7:11 AM EDT 6:57 PM EDT 10:29 AM EDT
Wed 13 4:27 AM EDT 7.5 ft 11:00 AM EDT 0.4 ft 4:59 PM EDT 6.5 ft 11:10 PM EDT 0.8 ft 7:09 AM EDT 6:58 PM EDT 11:08 AM EDT 1:00 AM EDT
Thu 14 5:22 AM EDT 7.4 ft 12:01 PM EDT 0.4 ft 5:57 PM EDT 6.5 ft First Quarter 7:08 AM EDT 6:59 PM EDT 11:54 AM EDT 2:04 AM EDT
Fri 15 12:13 AM EDT 0.8 ft 6:23 AM EDT 7.4 ft 1:07 PM EDT 0.3 ft 7:02 PM EDT 6.6 ft 7:06 AM EDT 7:00 PM EDT 12:48 PM EDT 3:06 AM EDT
Mon 18 3:38 AM EDT −0.2 ft 9:43 AM EDT 8.1 ft 4:13 PM EDT −0.7 ft 10:16 PM EDT 8.0 ft 7:01 AM EDT 7:03 PM EDT 4:15 PM EDT 5:44 AM EDT
Tue 19 4:37 AM EDT −0.7 ft 10:41 AM EDT 8.4 ft 5:06 PM EDT −1.1 ft 11:10 PM EDT 8.5 ft 6:59 AM EDT 7:05 PM EDT 5:31 PM EDT 6:25 AM EDT
Wed 20 5:32 AM EDT −1.2 ft 11:35 AM EDT 8.7 ft 5:56 PM EDT −1.3 ft Full Moon 6:58 AM EDT 7:06 PM EDT 6:46 PM EDT 7:02 AM EDT
Thu 21 12:01 AM EDT 8.9 ft 6:24 AM EDT −1.5 ft 12:27 PM EDT 8.7 ft 6:46 PM EDT −1.4 ft 6:56 AM EDT 7:07 PM EDT 8:01 PM EDT 7:35 AM EDT
Fri 22 12:50 AM EDT 9.1 ft 7:15 AM EDT −1.5 ft 1:17 PM EDT 8.6 ft 7:34 PM EDT −1.2 ft 6:54 AM EDT 7:08 PM EDT 9:13 PM EDT 8:08 AM EDT
Sat 23 1:38 AM EDT 9.0 ft 8:05 AM EDT −1.4 ft 2:06 PM EDT 8.3 ft 8:21 PM EDT −0.9 ft 6:52 AM EDT 7:09 PM EDT 10:23 PM EDT 8:41 AM EDT
Sun 24 2:26 AM EDT 8.7 ft 8:54 AM EDT −1.0 ft 2:56 PM EDT 7.9 ft 9:10 PM EDT −0.4 ft 6:51 AM EDT 7:10 PM EDT 11:31 PM EDT 9:15 AM EDT
Mon 25 3:15 AM EDT 8.3 ft 9:46 AM EDT −0.6 ft 3:47 PM EDT 7.4 ft 10:01 PM EDT 0.1 ft 6:49 AM EDT 7:11 PM EDT 9:52 AM EDT
Tue 26 4:05 AM EDT 7.8 ft 10:41 AM EDT −0.1 ft 4:41 PM EDT 6.9 ft 10:57 PM EDT 0.6 ft 6:47 AM EDT 7:12 PM EDT 12:36 AM EDT 10:32 AM EDT
Wed 27 5:00 AM EDT 7.3 ft 11:40 AM EDT 0.4 ft 5:39 PM EDT 6.5 ft 11:57 PM EDT 1.0 ft 6:46 AM EDT 7:13 PM EDT 1:36 AM EDT 11:17 AM EDT
Thu 28 5:59 AM EDT 6.9 ft 12:41 PM EDT 0.7 ft 6:42 PM EDT 6.2 ft Last Quarter 6:44 AM EDT 7:14 PM EDT 2:30 AM EDT 12:05 PM EDT
Fri 05 6:26 AM EDT −0.1 ft 12:19 PM EDT 7.4 ft 6:37 PM EDT 0.1 ft New Moon 6:31 AM EDT 7:23 PM EDT 7:02 AM EDT 7:45 PM EDT
Sat 06 12:32 AM EDT 7.9 ft 7:01 AM EDT −0.2 ft 12:55 PM EDT 7.5 ft 7:10 PM EDT 0.2 ft 6:29 AM EDT 7:24 PM EDT 7:29 AM EDT 8:47 PM EDT
Sun 07 1:08 AM EDT 8.0 ft 7:38 AM EDT −0.2 ft 1:33 PM EDT 7.4 ft 7:45 PM EDT 0.2 ft 6:28 AM EDT 7:25 PM EDT 7:58 AM EDT 9:50 PM EDT
Mon 08 1:46 AM EDT 8.0 ft 8:16 AM EDT −0.2 ft 2:13 PM EDT 7.3 ft 8:23 PM EDT 0.4 ft 6:26 AM EDT 7:26 PM EDT 8:30 AM EDT 10:54 PM EDT
Tue 09 2:28 AM EDT 8.0 ft 8:57 AM EDT −0.1 ft 2:57 PM EDT 7.2 ft 9:05 PM EDT 0.5 ft 6:24 AM EDT 7:27 PM EDT 9:07 AM EDT 11:58 PM EDT
Wed 10 3:14 AM EDT 7.9 ft 9:44 AM EDT 0.1 ft 3:45 PM EDT 7.0 ft 9:55 PM EDT 0.7 ft 6:23 AM EDT 7:28 PM EDT 9:51 AM EDT
Fri 12 5:02 AM EDT 7.6 ft 11:41 AM EDT 0.4 ft 5:40 PM EDT 6.9 ft First Quarter 6:20 AM EDT 7:30 PM EDT 11:40 AM EDT 1:59 AM EDT
Sat 13 12:01 AM EDT 0.8 ft 6:05 AM EDT 7.5 ft 12:47 PM EDT 0.4 ft 6:46 PM EDT 7.0 ft 6:18 AM EDT 7:31 PM EDT 12:46 PM EDT 2:53 AM EDT
Mon 15 2:23 AM EDT 0.2 ft 8:25 AM EDT 7.7 ft 2:55 PM EDT −0.1 ft 9:01 PM EDT 7.8 ft 6:15 AM EDT 7:33 PM EDT 3:09 PM EDT 4:21 AM EDT
Wed 17 4:23 AM EDT −0.7 ft 10:27 AM EDT 8.2 ft 4:44 PM EDT −0.7 ft 10:50 PM EDT 8.8 ft 6:12 AM EDT 7:35 PM EDT 5:36 PM EDT 5:32 AM EDT
Fri 19 6:07 AM EDT −1.3 ft 12:09 PM EDT 8.4 ft 6:23 PM EDT −0.8 ft Full Moon 6:09 AM EDT 7:38 PM EDT 8:00 PM EDT 6:35 AM EDT
Sat 20 12:27 AM EDT 9.1 ft 6:56 AM EDT −1.3 ft 12:58 PM EDT 8.3 ft 7:10 PM EDT −0.7 ft 6:07 AM EDT 7:39 PM EDT 9:10 PM EDT 7:09 AM EDT
Mon 22 1:59 AM EDT 8.6 ft 8:30 AM EDT −0.8 ft 2:32 PM EDT 7.7 ft 8:44 PM EDT 0.0 ft 6:04 AM EDT 7:41 PM EDT 11:22 PM EDT 8:24 AM EDT
Tue 23 2:45 AM EDT 8.2 ft 9:18 AM EDT −0.3 ft 3:20 PM EDT 7.3 ft 9:32 PM EDT 0.5 ft 6:03 AM EDT 7:42 PM EDT 9:07 AM EDT
Fri 26 5:18 AM EDT 6.9 ft 12:01 PM EDT 0.9 ft 6:01 PM EDT 6.4 ft Last Quarter 5:59 AM EDT 7:45 PM EDT 1:59 AM EDT 11:42 AM EDT
Sat 27 12:24 AM EDT 1.4 ft 6:17 AM EDT 6.6 ft 12:58 PM EDT 1.1 ft 7:00 PM EDT 6.4 ft 5:57 AM EDT 7:46 PM EDT 2:39 AM EDT 12:39 PM EDT
Wed 01 3:56 AM EDT 0.7 ft 9:53 AM EDT 6.9 ft 4:09 PM EDT 0.7 ft 10:09 PM EDT 7.4 ft 5:52 AM EDT 7:50 PM EDT 4:39 AM EDT 4:34 PM EDT
Sat 04 5:55 AM EDT −0.2 ft 11:49 AM EDT 7.4 ft 6:01 PM EDT 0.3 ft 11:59 PM EDT 8.3 ft New Moon 5:48 AM EDT 7:53 PM EDT 5:59 AM EDT 7:39 PM EDT
Sun 05 6:34 AM EDT −0.3 ft 12:29 PM EDT 7.5 ft 6:39 PM EDT 0.3 ft 5:47 AM EDT 7:55 PM EDT 6:30 AM EDT 8:45 PM EDT
Mon 06 12:39 AM EDT 8.4 ft 7:14 AM EDT −0.4 ft 1:10 PM EDT 7.6 ft 7:20 PM EDT 0.3 ft 5:46 AM EDT 7:56 PM EDT 7:06 AM EDT 9:50 PM EDT
Wed 08 2:06 AM EDT 8.4 ft 8:40 AM EDT −0.3 ft 2:40 PM EDT 7.5 ft 8:50 PM EDT 0.5 ft 5:43 AM EDT 7:58 PM EDT 8:37 AM EDT 11:56 PM EDT
Thu 09 2:55 AM EDT 8.2 ft 9:29 AM EDT −0.1 ft 3:32 PM EDT 7.4 ft 9:43 PM EDT 0.6 ft 5:42 AM EDT 7:59 PM EDT 9:34 AM EDT
Fri 10 3:49 AM EDT 8.0 ft 10:24 AM EDT 0.1 ft 4:28 PM EDT 7.3 ft 10:46 PM EDT 0.7 ft 5:41 AM EDT 8:00 PM EDT 10:37 AM EDT 12:51 AM EDT
Sat 11 4:48 AM EDT 7.7 ft 11:26 AM EDT 0.2 ft 5:29 PM EDT 7.4 ft 11:55 PM EDT 0.7 ft First Quarter 5:40 AM EDT 8:01 PM EDT 11:46 AM EDT 1:40 AM EDT
Sun 12 5:53 AM EDT 7.5 ft 12:30 PM EDT 0.2 ft 6:34 PM EDT 7.5 ft 5:39 AM EDT 8:02 PM EDT 12:56 PM EDT 2:22 AM EDT
Sat 18 5:48 AM EDT −1.0 ft 11:52 AM EDT 8.0 ft 6:01 PM EDT −0.3 ft Full Moon 5:33 AM EDT 8:08 PM EDT 7:59 PM EDT 5:39 AM EDT
Sun 19 12:04 AM EDT 8.8 ft 6:36 AM EDT −0.9 ft 12:38 PM EDT 7.9 ft 6:47 PM EDT −0.1 ft 5:32 AM EDT 8:08 PM EDT 9:05 PM EDT 6:16 AM EDT
Mon 20 12:49 AM EDT 8.7 ft 7:22 AM EDT −0.8 ft 1:24 PM EDT 7.8 ft 7:33 PM EDT 0.1 ft 5:32 AM EDT 8:09 PM EDT 10:08 PM EDT 6:58 AM EDT
Tue 21 1:33 AM EDT 8.4 ft 8:07 AM EDT −0.5 ft 2:08 PM EDT 7.5 ft 8:18 PM EDT 0.4 ft 5:31 AM EDT 8:10 PM EDT 11:04 PM EDT 7:44 AM EDT
Wed 22 2:16 AM EDT 8.0 ft 8:52 AM EDT −0.1 ft 2:53 PM EDT 7.2 ft 9:04 PM EDT 0.8 ft 5:30 AM EDT 8:11 PM EDT 11:53 PM EDT 8:35 AM EDT
Thu 23 3:00 AM EDT 7.6 ft 9:38 AM EDT 0.3 ft 3:39 PM EDT 7.0 ft 9:53 PM EDT 1.1 ft 5:29 AM EDT 8:12 PM EDT 9:30 AM EDT
Sat 25 4:36 AM EDT 6.9 ft 11:18 AM EDT 0.9 ft 5:18 PM EDT 6.6 ft 11:44 PM EDT 1.5 ft 5:28 AM EDT 8:14 PM EDT 1:13 AM EDT 11:25 AM EDT
Sun 26 5:29 AM EDT 6.6 ft 12:10 PM EDT 1.1 ft 6:09 PM EDT 6.6 ft Last Quarter 5:27 AM EDT 8:15 PM EDT 1:46 AM EDT 12:24 PM EDT
Fri 31 3:59 AM EDT 0.4 ft 9:53 AM EDT 6.9 ft 4:03 PM EDT 0.8 ft 10:04 PM EDT 7.9 ft 5:24 AM EDT 8:19 PM EDT 3:59 AM EDT 5:24 PM EDT
Sun 02 5:24 AM EDT −0.2 ft 11:19 AM EDT 7.4 ft 5:28 PM EDT 0.4 ft 11:29 PM EDT 8.5 ft 5:23 AM EDT 8:20 PM EDT 5:03 AM EDT 7:36 PM EDT
Mon 03 6:07 AM EDT −0.5 ft 12:03 PM EDT 7.6 ft 6:12 PM EDT 0.3 ft New Moon 5:23 AM EDT 8:21 PM EDT 5:43 AM EDT 8:43 PM EDT
Tue 04 12:14 AM EDT 8.7 ft 6:51 AM EDT −0.6 ft 12:49 PM EDT 7.7 ft 6:59 PM EDT 0.2 ft 5:23 AM EDT 8:22 PM EDT 6:30 AM EDT 9:47 PM EDT
Thu 06 1:50 AM EDT 8.6 ft 8:25 AM EDT −0.6 ft 2:27 PM EDT 7.8 ft 8:39 PM EDT 0.2 ft 5:22 AM EDT 8:23 PM EDT 8:28 AM EDT 11:39 PM EDT
Fri 07 2:42 AM EDT 8.4 ft 9:16 AM EDT −0.4 ft 3:20 PM EDT 7.8 ft 9:36 PM EDT 0.3 ft 5:22 AM EDT 8:24 PM EDT 9:36 AM EDT
Sat 08 3:37 AM EDT 8.1 ft 10:11 AM EDT −0.2 ft 4:17 PM EDT 7.8 ft 10:39 PM EDT 0.4 ft 5:21 AM EDT 8:24 PM EDT 10:47 AM EDT 12:24 AM EDT
Sun 09 4:37 AM EDT 7.8 ft 11:10 AM EDT −0.0 ft 5:18 PM EDT 7.9 ft 11:46 PM EDT 0.4 ft 5:21 AM EDT 8:25 PM EDT 11:59 AM EDT 1:02 AM EDT
Mon 10 5:41 AM EDT 7.6 ft 12:11 PM EDT 0.1 ft 6:20 PM EDT 7.9 ft First Quarter 5:21 AM EDT 8:25 PM EDT 1:10 PM EDT 1:36 AM EDT
Thu 13 2:56 AM EDT −0.2 ft 8:58 AM EDT 7.4 ft 3:09 PM EDT 0.2 ft 9:19 PM EDT 8.4 ft 5:21 AM EDT 8:27 PM EDT 4:37 PM EDT 3:07 AM EDT
Fri 14 3:51 AM EDT −0.4 ft 9:55 AM EDT 7.5 ft 4:02 PM EDT 0.1 ft 10:11 PM EDT 8.5 ft 5:21 AM EDT 8:27 PM EDT 5:45 PM EDT 3:39 AM EDT
Sat 15 4:42 AM EDT −0.5 ft 10:46 AM EDT 7.5 ft 4:52 PM EDT 0.1 ft 10:58 PM EDT 8.5 ft 5:21 AM EDT 8:28 PM EDT 6:51 PM EDT 4:14 AM EDT
Sun 16 5:31 AM EDT −0.6 ft 11:34 AM EDT 7.6 ft 5:40 PM EDT 0.2 ft 11:44 PM EDT 8.5 ft 5:21 AM EDT 8:28 PM EDT 7:55 PM EDT 4:53 AM EDT
Mon 17 6:17 AM EDT −0.5 ft 12:20 PM EDT 7.5 ft 6:26 PM EDT 0.3 ft Full Moon 5:21 AM EDT 8:28 PM EDT 8:53 PM EDT 5:36 AM EDT
Tue 18 12:27 AM EDT 8.3 ft 7:01 AM EDT −0.4 ft 1:03 PM EDT 7.4 ft 7:11 PM EDT 0.5 ft 5:21 AM EDT 8:29 PM EDT 9:46 PM EDT 6:25 AM EDT
Thu 20 1:50 AM EDT 7.9 ft 8:25 AM EDT 0.0 ft 2:25 PM EDT 7.2 ft 8:37 PM EDT 0.9 ft 5:21 AM EDT 8:29 PM EDT 11:12 PM EDT 8:15 AM EDT
Sat 22 3:12 AM EDT 7.3 ft 9:48 AM EDT 0.6 ft 3:49 PM EDT 7.0 ft 10:09 PM EDT 1.2 ft 5:22 AM EDT 8:30 PM EDT 10:12 AM EDT
Sun 23 3:57 AM EDT 7.0 ft 10:32 AM EDT 0.9 ft 4:33 PM EDT 6.9 ft 11:00 PM EDT 1.4 ft 5:22 AM EDT 8:30 PM EDT 12:16 AM EDT 11:11 AM EDT
Mon 01 4:55 AM EDT −0.2 ft 10:51 AM EDT 7.4 ft 4:59 PM EDT 0.3 ft 11:04 PM EDT 8.7 ft 5:25 AM EDT 8:30 PM EDT 4:19 AM EDT 7:30 PM EDT
Tue 02 5:43 AM EDT −0.6 ft 11:40 AM EDT 7.7 ft 5:50 PM EDT 0.1 ft 11:53 PM EDT 8.9 ft New Moon 5:25 AM EDT 8:30 PM EDT 5:11 AM EDT 8:33 PM EDT
Wed 03 6:31 AM EDT −0.8 ft 12:29 PM EDT 8.0 ft 6:42 PM EDT −0.1 ft 5:26 AM EDT 8:29 PM EDT 6:12 AM EDT 9:30 PM EDT
Thu 04 12:44 AM EDT 8.9 ft 7:19 AM EDT −0.9 ft 1:20 PM EDT 8.2 ft 7:34 PM EDT −0.2 ft 5:26 AM EDT 8:29 PM EDT 7:20 AM EDT 10:20 PM EDT
Fri 05 1:36 AM EDT 8.9 ft 8:09 AM EDT −0.9 ft 2:12 PM EDT 8.3 ft 8:29 PM EDT −0.2 ft 5:27 AM EDT 8:29 PM EDT 8:33 AM EDT 11:02 PM EDT
Sat 06 2:29 AM EDT 8.6 ft 8:59 AM EDT −0.8 ft 3:06 PM EDT 8.4 ft 9:26 PM EDT −0.2 ft 5:28 AM EDT 8:29 PM EDT 9:47 AM EDT 11:38 PM EDT
Sun 07 3:25 AM EDT 8.3 ft 9:53 AM EDT −0.5 ft 4:02 PM EDT 8.3 ft 10:27 PM EDT −0.1 ft 5:28 AM EDT 8:28 PM EDT 11:00 AM EDT
Mon 08 4:24 AM EDT 7.9 ft 10:50 AM EDT −0.2 ft 5:00 PM EDT 8.3 ft 11:31 PM EDT 0.1 ft 5:29 AM EDT 8:28 PM EDT 12:11 PM EDT 12:11 AM EDT
Tue 09 5:27 AM EDT 7.6 ft 11:50 AM EDT 0.0 ft 6:00 PM EDT 8.2 ft First Quarter 5:30 AM EDT 8:28 PM EDT 1:21 PM EDT 12:42 AM EDT
Wed 10 12:35 AM EDT 0.1 ft 6:31 AM EDT 7.3 ft 12:51 PM EDT 0.2 ft 7:02 PM EDT 8.1 ft 5:30 AM EDT 8:27 PM EDT 2:29 PM EDT 1:11 AM EDT
Mon 15 5:13 AM EDT −0.1 ft 11:17 AM EDT 7.2 ft 5:22 PM EDT 0.5 ft 11:26 PM EDT 8.1 ft 5:34 AM EDT 8:25 PM EDT 7:40 PM EDT 4:19 AM EDT
Tue 16 5:58 AM EDT −0.2 ft 12:00 PM EDT 7.3 ft 6:07 PM EDT 0.6 ft Full Moon 5:35 AM EDT 8:24 PM EDT 8:28 PM EDT 5:11 AM EDT
Wed 17 12:07 AM EDT 8.0 ft 6:40 AM EDT −0.1 ft 12:41 PM EDT 7.3 ft 6:50 PM EDT 0.6 ft 5:36 AM EDT 8:23 PM EDT 9:10 PM EDT 6:06 AM EDT
Thu 18 12:47 AM EDT 7.9 ft 7:20 AM EDT −0.0 ft 1:19 PM EDT 7.3 ft 7:31 PM EDT 0.7 ft 5:37 AM EDT 8:23 PM EDT 9:46 PM EDT 7:04 AM EDT
Sat 20 2:02 AM EDT 7.6 ft 8:34 AM EDT 0.3 ft 2:32 PM EDT 7.3 ft 8:50 PM EDT 0.9 ft 5:38 AM EDT 8:21 PM EDT 10:46 PM EDT 9:01 AM EDT
Wed 24 4:52 AM EDT 6.6 ft 11:12 AM EDT 1.2 ft 5:18 PM EDT 7.2 ft 11:56 PM EDT 1.2 ft Last Quarter 5:42 AM EDT 8:18 PM EDT 12:02 AM EDT 12:55 PM EDT
Thu 25 5:42 AM EDT 6.5 ft 12:01 PM EDT 1.3 ft 6:08 PM EDT 7.3 ft 5:43 AM EDT 8:17 PM EDT 12:28 AM EDT 1:56 PM EDT
Fri 26 12:51 AM EDT 1.1 ft 6:36 AM EDT 6.4 ft 12:53 PM EDT 1.3 ft 7:00 PM EDT 7.4 ft 5:44 AM EDT 8:16 PM EDT 12:57 AM EDT 2:59 PM EDT
Wed 31 5:20 AM EDT −0.6 ft 11:18 AM EDT 8.0 ft 5:32 PM EDT −0.2 ft 11:36 PM EDT 9.0 ft New Moon 5:48 AM EDT 8:11 PM EDT 4:58 AM EDT 8:09 PM EDT
Thu 01 6:10 AM EDT −0.9 ft 12:10 PM EDT 8.4 ft 6:26 PM EDT −0.5 ft 5:49 AM EDT 8:10 PM EDT 6:10 AM EDT 8:55 PM EDT
Fri 02 12:29 AM EDT 9.1 ft 7:00 AM EDT −1.1 ft 1:02 PM EDT 8.7 ft 7:20 PM EDT −0.7 ft 5:50 AM EDT 8:09 PM EDT 7:26 AM EDT 9:35 PM EDT
Sun 04 2:15 AM EDT 8.8 ft 8:40 AM EDT −1.0 ft 2:47 PM EDT 8.9 ft 9:10 PM EDT −0.6 ft 5:52 AM EDT 8:07 PM EDT 9:57 AM EDT 10:43 PM EDT
Mon 05 3:10 AM EDT 8.5 ft 9:32 AM EDT −0.7 ft 3:41 PM EDT 8.7 ft 10:09 PM EDT −0.4 ft 5:53 AM EDT 8:06 PM EDT 11:09 AM EDT 11:13 PM EDT
Tue 06 4:07 AM EDT 8.0 ft 10:28 AM EDT −0.3 ft 4:37 PM EDT 8.5 ft 11:10 PM EDT −0.1 ft 5:54 AM EDT 8:04 PM EDT 12:19 PM EDT 11:44 PM EDT
Wed 07 5:08 AM EDT 7.6 ft 11:27 AM EDT 0.1 ft 5:37 PM EDT 8.2 ft First Quarter 5:55 AM EDT 8:03 PM EDT 1:28 PM EDT
Thu 08 12:13 AM EDT 0.1 ft 6:11 AM EDT 7.2 ft 12:28 PM EDT 0.5 ft 6:38 PM EDT 8.0 ft 5:56 AM EDT 8:02 PM EDT 2:35 PM EDT 12:17 AM EDT
Fri 09 1:16 AM EDT 0.3 ft 7:17 AM EDT 6.9 ft 1:30 PM EDT 0.7 ft 7:41 PM EDT 7.8 ft 5:57 AM EDT 8:01 PM EDT 3:39 PM EDT 12:52 AM EDT
Thu 15 6:15 AM EDT 0.1 ft 12:16 PM EDT 7.3 ft 6:27 PM EDT 0.6 ft Full Moon 6:03 AM EDT 7:53 PM EDT 8:19 PM EDT 5:55 AM EDT
Fri 16 12:24 AM EDT 7.8 ft 6:53 AM EDT 0.1 ft 12:50 PM EDT 7.4 ft 7:06 PM EDT 0.5 ft 6:04 AM EDT 7:51 PM EDT 8:48 PM EDT 6:53 AM EDT
Sat 17 12:59 AM EDT 7.7 ft 7:27 AM EDT 0.2 ft 1:24 PM EDT 7.5 ft 7:43 PM EDT 0.6 ft 6:05 AM EDT 7:50 PM EDT 9:15 PM EDT 7:52 AM EDT
Tue 20 2:49 AM EDT 7.2 ft 9:07 AM EDT 0.8 ft 3:10 PM EDT 7.5 ft 9:36 PM EDT 0.9 ft 6:08 AM EDT 7:45 PM EDT 10:30 PM EDT 10:46 AM EDT
Wed 21 3:30 AM EDT 7.0 ft 9:45 AM EDT 1.0 ft 3:52 PM EDT 7.4 ft 10:21 PM EDT 1.0 ft 6:09 AM EDT 7:44 PM EDT 10:57 PM EDT 11:46 AM EDT
Fri 23 5:05 AM EDT 6.6 ft 11:17 AM EDT 1.3 ft 5:28 PM EDT 7.4 ft Last Quarter 6:11 AM EDT 7:41 PM EDT 1:49 PM EDT
Sat 24 12:07 AM EDT 1.0 ft 5:59 AM EDT 6.5 ft 12:13 PM EDT 1.3 ft 6:24 PM EDT 7.5 ft 6:12 AM EDT 7:39 PM EDT 12:03 AM EDT 2:53 PM EDT
Sun 25 1:08 AM EDT 0.9 ft 6:59 AM EDT 6.6 ft 1:15 PM EDT 1.2 ft 7:24 PM EDT 7.7 ft 6:13 AM EDT 7:38 PM EDT 12:45 AM EDT 3:57 PM EDT
Wed 28 4:04 AM EDT −0.2 ft 10:04 AM EDT 7.8 ft 4:20 PM EDT −0.1 ft 10:25 PM EDT 8.7 ft 6:16 AM EDT 7:33 PM EDT 3:44 AM EDT 6:44 PM EDT
Thu 29 4:57 AM EDT −0.6 ft 10:58 AM EDT 8.4 ft 5:16 PM EDT −0.5 ft 11:20 PM EDT 9.0 ft 6:17 AM EDT 7:31 PM EDT 4:58 AM EDT 7:27 PM EDT
Fri 30 5:48 AM EDT −1.0 ft 11:50 AM EDT 8.8 ft 6:11 PM EDT −0.9 ft New Moon 6:18 AM EDT 7:30 PM EDT 6:15 AM EDT 8:05 PM EDT
Sat 31 12:13 AM EDT 9.1 ft 6:38 AM EDT −1.1 ft 12:41 PM EDT 9.2 ft 7:04 PM EDT −1.1 ft 6:19 AM EDT 7:28 PM EDT 7:32 AM EDT 8:39 PM EDT
Sun 01 1:05 AM EDT 9.1 ft 7:27 AM EDT −1.1 ft 1:32 PM EDT 9.3 ft 7:57 PM EDT −1.1 ft 6:20 AM EDT 7:27 PM EDT 8:48 AM EDT 9:11 PM EDT
Mon 02 1:58 AM EDT 8.9 ft 8:17 AM EDT −1.0 ft 2:23 PM EDT 9.2 ft 8:50 PM EDT −0.9 ft 6:21 AM EDT 7:25 PM EDT 10:02 AM EDT 9:43 PM EDT
Tue 03 2:51 AM EDT 8.5 ft 9:08 AM EDT −0.6 ft 3:15 PM EDT 8.9 ft 9:45 PM EDT −0.6 ft 6:22 AM EDT 7:23 PM EDT 11:14 AM EDT 10:16 PM EDT
Wed 04 3:46 AM EDT 8.0 ft 10:03 AM EDT −0.1 ft 4:10 PM EDT 8.5 ft 10:44 PM EDT −0.2 ft 6:23 AM EDT 7:22 PM EDT 12:24 PM EDT 10:51 PM EDT
Thu 05 4:45 AM EDT 7.5 ft 11:01 AM EDT 0.4 ft 5:09 PM EDT 8.1 ft 11:47 PM EDT 0.2 ft First Quarter 6:24 AM EDT 7:20 PM EDT 1:31 PM EDT 11:30 PM EDT
Fri 06 5:47 AM EDT 7.1 ft 12:04 PM EDT 0.8 ft 6:12 PM EDT 7.7 ft 6:25 AM EDT 7:18 PM EDT 2:34 PM EDT
Sat 07 12:50 AM EDT 0.5 ft 6:53 AM EDT 6.8 ft 1:08 PM EDT 1.0 ft 7:16 PM EDT 7.4 ft 6:26 AM EDT 7:17 PM EDT 3:32 PM EDT 12:14 AM EDT
Sat 14 6:21 AM EDT 0.3 ft 12:18 PM EDT 7.7 ft 6:39 PM EDT 0.3 ft Full Moon 6:33 AM EDT 7:05 PM EDT 7:44 PM EDT 6:44 AM EDT
Sun 15 12:33 AM EDT 7.7 ft 6:54 AM EDT 0.3 ft 12:49 PM EDT 7.8 ft 7:14 PM EDT 0.3 ft 6:34 AM EDT 7:03 PM EDT 8:09 PM EDT 7:42 AM EDT
Wed 18 2:19 AM EDT 7.3 ft 8:32 AM EDT 0.8 ft 2:35 PM EDT 7.8 ft 9:02 PM EDT 0.6 ft 6:37 AM EDT 6:58 PM EDT 9:29 PM EDT 10:40 AM EDT
Thu 19 3:00 AM EDT 7.1 ft 9:09 AM EDT 1.0 ft 3:17 PM EDT 7.7 ft 9:45 PM EDT 0.7 ft 6:38 AM EDT 6:56 PM EDT 10:01 PM EDT 11:41 AM EDT
Fri 20 3:45 AM EDT 6.9 ft 9:53 AM EDT 1.1 ft 4:04 PM EDT 7.6 ft 10:35 PM EDT 0.9 ft 6:39 AM EDT 6:55 PM EDT 10:40 PM EDT 12:44 PM EDT
Sat 21 4:35 AM EDT 6.7 ft 10:45 AM EDT 1.3 ft 4:56 PM EDT 7.5 ft 11:34 PM EDT 0.9 ft Last Quarter 6:40 AM EDT 6:53 PM EDT 11:25 PM EDT 1:46 PM EDT
Sun 22 5:31 AM EDT 6.7 ft 11:45 AM EDT 1.3 ft 5:55 PM EDT 7.5 ft 6:41 AM EDT 6:51 PM EDT 2:46 PM EDT
Mon 23 12:37 AM EDT 0.8 ft 6:33 AM EDT 6.8 ft 12:53 PM EDT 1.1 ft 6:59 PM EDT 7.6 ft 6:42 AM EDT 6:50 PM EDT 12:20 AM EDT 3:43 PM EDT
Thu 26 3:41 AM EDT −0.2 ft 9:44 AM EDT 8.2 ft 4:06 PM EDT −0.3 ft 10:10 PM EDT 8.6 ft 6:45 AM EDT 6:44 PM EDT 3:47 AM EDT 5:57 PM EDT
Fri 27 4:34 AM EDT −0.6 ft 10:38 AM EDT 8.7 ft 5:01 PM EDT −0.8 ft 11:04 PM EDT 8.8 ft 6:46 AM EDT 6:43 PM EDT 5:03 AM EDT 6:33 PM EDT
Sat 28 5:25 AM EDT −0.9 ft 11:29 AM EDT 9.2 ft 5:54 PM EDT −1.2 ft 11:57 PM EDT 9.0 ft New Moon 6:47 AM EDT 6:41 PM EDT 6:20 AM EDT 7:06 PM EDT
Sun 29 6:15 AM EDT −1.1 ft 12:19 PM EDT 9.4 ft 6:46 PM EDT −1.4 ft 6:48 AM EDT 6:39 PM EDT 7:37 AM EDT 7:38 PM EDT
Mon 30 12:48 AM EDT 8.9 ft 7:04 AM EDT −1.0 ft 1:09 PM EDT 9.5 ft 7:37 PM EDT −1.3 ft 6:49 AM EDT 6:38 PM EDT 8:51 AM EDT 8:11 PM EDT
Tue 01 1:39 AM EDT 8.7 ft 7:53 AM EDT −0.8 ft 1:58 PM EDT 9.2 ft 8:28 PM EDT −1.0 ft 6:50 AM EDT 6:36 PM EDT 10:05 AM EDT 8:46 PM EDT
Wed 02 2:29 AM EDT 8.3 ft 8:43 AM EDT −0.4 ft 2:48 PM EDT 8.8 ft 9:20 PM EDT −0.6 ft 6:51 AM EDT 6:34 PM EDT 11:16 AM EDT 9:25 PM EDT
Thu 03 3:23 AM EDT 7.9 ft 9:37 AM EDT 0.1 ft 3:42 PM EDT 8.3 ft 10:17 PM EDT −0.1 ft 6:52 AM EDT 6:33 PM EDT 12:23 PM EDT 10:07 PM EDT
Fri 04 4:19 AM EDT 7.4 ft 10:35 AM EDT 0.6 ft 4:38 PM EDT 7.8 ft 11:17 PM EDT 0.4 ft 6:53 AM EDT 6:31 PM EDT 1:25 PM EDT 10:55 PM EDT
Sat 05 5:20 AM EDT 7.0 ft 11:37 AM EDT 1.0 ft 5:40 PM EDT 7.3 ft First Quarter 6:54 AM EDT 6:29 PM EDT 2:20 PM EDT 11:47 PM EDT
Sun 06 12:20 AM EDT 0.7 ft 6:25 AM EDT 6.7 ft 12:42 PM EDT 1.2 ft 6:45 PM EDT 7.0 ft 6:55 AM EDT 6:28 PM EDT 3:08 PM EDT
Mon 07 1:21 AM EDT 0.9 ft 7:29 AM EDT 6.6 ft 1:44 PM EDT 1.3 ft 7:49 PM EDT 6.9 ft 6:56 AM EDT 6:26 PM EDT 3:49 PM EDT 12:43 AM EDT
Sun 13 5:46 AM EDT 0.4 ft 11:42 AM EDT 7.9 ft 6:11 PM EDT 0.1 ft Full Moon 7:03 AM EDT 6:16 PM EDT 6:38 PM EDT 6:34 AM EDT
Mon 14 12:05 AM EDT 7.5 ft 6:20 AM EDT 0.4 ft 12:15 PM EDT 8.0 ft 6:46 PM EDT 0.0 ft 7:04 AM EDT 6:15 PM EDT 7:03 PM EDT 7:33 AM EDT
Tue 15 12:39 AM EDT 7.5 ft 6:53 AM EDT 0.5 ft 12:49 PM EDT 8.1 ft 7:21 PM EDT 0.0 ft 7:05 AM EDT 6:13 PM EDT 7:31 PM EDT 8:33 AM EDT
Sat 19 3:21 AM EDT 7.0 ft 9:29 AM EDT 1.0 ft 3:38 PM EDT 7.7 ft 10:10 PM EDT 0.5 ft 7:09 AM EDT 6:07 PM EDT 10:12 PM EDT 12:41 PM EDT
Sun 20 4:13 AM EDT 6.9 ft 10:24 AM EDT 1.1 ft 4:33 PM EDT 7.5 ft 11:09 PM EDT 0.6 ft 7:10 AM EDT 6:06 PM EDT 11:10 PM EDT 1:38 PM EDT
Mon 21 5:11 AM EDT 6.9 ft 11:29 AM EDT 1.1 ft 5:33 PM EDT 7.4 ft Last Quarter 7:12 AM EDT 6:04 PM EDT 2:29 PM EDT
Tue 22 12:14 AM EDT 0.6 ft 6:14 AM EDT 7.0 ft 12:39 PM EDT 0.9 ft 6:40 PM EDT 7.4 ft 7:13 AM EDT 6:03 PM EDT 12:16 AM EDT 3:14 PM EDT
Fri 25 3:18 AM EDT −0.2 ft 9:24 AM EDT 8.4 ft 3:52 PM EDT −0.5 ft 9:54 PM EDT 8.2 ft 7:16 AM EDT 5:59 PM EDT 3:54 AM EDT 5:02 PM EDT
Sat 26 4:12 AM EDT −0.5 ft 10:18 AM EDT 8.9 ft 4:46 PM EDT −1.0 ft 10:49 PM EDT 8.4 ft 7:17 AM EDT 5:57 PM EDT 5:09 AM EDT 5:33 PM EDT
Sun 27 5:03 AM EDT −0.8 ft 11:08 AM EDT 9.2 ft 5:38 PM EDT −1.3 ft 11:40 PM EDT 8.6 ft New Moon 7:18 AM EDT 5:56 PM EDT 6:24 AM EDT 6:05 PM EDT
Mon 28 5:53 AM EDT −0.8 ft 11:57 AM EDT 9.4 ft 6:28 PM EDT −1.4 ft 7:20 AM EDT 5:55 PM EDT 7:39 AM EDT 6:39 PM EDT
Tue 29 12:30 AM EDT 8.5 ft 6:42 AM EDT −0.8 ft 12:46 PM EDT 9.3 ft 7:17 PM EDT −1.3 ft 7:21 AM EDT 5:53 PM EDT 8:53 AM EDT 7:16 PM EDT
Thu 31 2:08 AM EDT 8.0 ft 8:20 AM EDT −0.2 ft 2:22 PM EDT 8.6 ft 8:56 PM EDT −0.6 ft 7:23 AM EDT 5:51 PM EDT 11:10 AM EDT 8:44 PM EDT
Fri 01 2:59 AM EDT 7.6 ft 9:11 AM EDT 0.3 ft 3:12 PM EDT 8.0 ft 9:48 PM EDT −0.1 ft 7:24 AM EDT 5:50 PM EDT 12:10 PM EDT 9:36 PM EDT
Sat 02 3:52 AM EDT 7.2 ft 10:06 AM EDT 0.7 ft 4:05 PM EDT 7.5 ft 10:45 PM EDT 0.4 ft 7:26 AM EDT 5:48 PM EDT 1:03 PM EDT 10:32 PM EDT
Sun 03 3:49 AM EST 6.8 ft 10:07 AM EST 1.1 ft 4:03 PM EST 7.0 ft 10:44 PM EST 0.7 ft 6:27 AM EST 4:47 PM EST 12:47 PM EST 10:30 PM EST
Mon 04 4:49 AM EST 6.6 ft 11:09 AM EST 1.3 ft 5:05 PM EST 6.7 ft 11:42 PM EST 0.9 ft First Quarter 6:28 AM EST 4:46 PM EST 1:25 PM EST 11:29 PM EST
Tue 05 5:48 AM EST 6.5 ft 12:10 PM EST 1.3 ft 6:07 PM EST 6.5 ft 6:29 AM EST 4:45 PM EST 1:58 PM EST
Wed 06 12:37 AM EST 1.0 ft 6:45 AM EST 6.6 ft 1:07 PM EST 1.2 ft 7:06 PM EST 6.5 ft 6:30 AM EST 4:44 PM EST 2:26 PM EST 12:28 AM EST
Mon 11 4:09 AM EST 0.5 ft 10:07 AM EST 7.9 ft 4:41 PM EST −0.1 ft 10:35 PM EST 7.3 ft 6:36 AM EST 4:39 PM EST 4:33 PM EST 5:24 AM EST
Tue 12 4:45 AM EST 0.4 ft 10:42 AM EST 8.1 ft 5:18 PM EST −0.3 ft 11:12 PM EST 7.3 ft Full Moon 6:37 AM EST 4:38 PM EST 5:03 PM EST 6:26 AM EST
Wed 13 5:22 AM EST 0.4 ft 11:20 AM EST 8.2 ft 5:56 PM EST −0.3 ft 11:51 PM EST 7.3 ft 6:39 AM EST 4:37 PM EST 5:38 PM EST 7:30 AM EST
Thu 14 6:00 AM EST 0.4 ft 12:00 PM EST 8.2 ft 6:35 PM EST −0.3 ft 6:40 AM EST 4:36 PM EST 6:19 PM EST 8:34 AM EST
Fri 15 12:32 AM EST 7.3 ft 6:40 AM EST 0.4 ft 12:42 PM EST 8.1 ft 7:16 PM EST −0.2 ft 6:41 AM EST 4:35 PM EST 7:08 PM EST 9:36 AM EST
Sat 16 1:16 AM EST 7.2 ft 7:24 AM EST 0.5 ft 1:29 PM EST 8.0 ft 8:01 PM EST −0.1 ft 6:42 AM EST 4:34 PM EST 8:04 PM EST 10:35 AM EST
Sun 17 2:04 AM EST 7.2 ft 8:14 AM EST 0.6 ft 2:19 PM EST 7.8 ft 8:52 PM EST 0.1 ft 6:43 AM EST 4:33 PM EST 9:07 PM EST 11:28 AM EST
Mon 18 2:57 AM EST 7.1 ft 9:12 AM EST 0.7 ft 3:15 PM EST 7.5 ft 9:50 PM EST 0.2 ft 6:45 AM EST 4:33 PM EST 10:15 PM EST 12:14 PM EST
Tue 19 3:55 AM EST 7.2 ft 10:18 AM EST 0.7 ft 4:17 PM EST 7.3 ft 10:53 PM EST 0.3 ft Last Quarter 6:46 AM EST 4:32 PM EST 11:26 PM EST 12:54 PM EST
Wed 20 4:58 AM EST 7.3 ft 11:28 AM EST 0.5 ft 5:23 PM EST 7.2 ft 11:56 PM EST 0.2 ft 6:47 AM EST 4:31 PM EST 1:30 PM EST
Thu 21 6:02 AM EST 7.6 ft 12:37 PM EST 0.2 ft 6:32 PM EST 7.3 ft 6:48 AM EST 4:31 PM EST 12:38 AM EST 2:02 PM EST
Fri 22 12:58 AM EST 0.0 ft 7:06 AM EST 8.0 ft 1:40 PM EST −0.2 ft 7:39 PM EST 7.4 ft 6:49 AM EST 4:30 PM EST 1:50 AM EST 2:33 PM EST
Sun 24 2:51 AM EST −0.4 ft 8:59 AM EST 8.7 ft 3:31 PM EST −1.0 ft 9:33 PM EST 7.9 ft 6:52 AM EST 4:29 PM EST 4:15 AM EST 3:34 PM EST
Mon 25 3:43 AM EST −0.5 ft 9:49 AM EST 8.9 ft 4:21 PM EST −1.2 ft 10:24 PM EST 8.0 ft 6:53 AM EST 4:28 PM EST 5:28 AM EST 4:09 PM EST
Tue 26 4:33 AM EST −0.6 ft 10:38 AM EST 9.0 ft 5:11 PM EST −1.3 ft 11:13 PM EST 8.0 ft New Moon 6:54 AM EST 4:28 PM EST 6:40 AM EST 4:47 PM EST
Wed 27 5:22 AM EST −0.5 ft 11:25 AM EST 8.8 ft 5:59 PM EST −1.2 ft 6:55 AM EST 4:27 PM EST 7:50 AM EST 5:32 PM EST
Thu 28 12:01 AM EST 7.8 ft 6:10 AM EST −0.3 ft 12:11 PM EST 8.6 ft 6:46 PM EST −1.0 ft 6:56 AM EST 4:27 PM EST 8:55 AM EST 6:22 PM EST
Fri 29 12:48 AM EST 7.6 ft 6:58 AM EST −0.0 ft 12:57 PM EST 8.2 ft 7:32 PM EST −0.6 ft 6:57 AM EST 4:27 PM EST 9:52 AM EST 7:17 PM EST
Sat 30 1:35 AM EST 7.3 ft 7:46 AM EST 0.3 ft 1:44 PM EST 7.7 ft 8:20 PM EST −0.2 ft 6:58 AM EST 4:26 PM EST 10:41 AM EST 8:16 PM EST
Sun 01 2:23 AM EST 7.0 ft 8:36 AM EST 0.7 ft 2:32 PM EST 7.3 ft 9:09 PM EST 0.2 ft 6:59 AM EST 4:26 PM EST 11:23 AM EST 9:16 PM EST
Mon 02 3:13 AM EST 6.8 ft 9:31 AM EST 1.0 ft 3:22 PM EST 6.8 ft 10:01 PM EST 0.6 ft 7:00 AM EST 4:26 PM EST 11:58 AM EST 10:16 PM EST
Tue 03 4:05 AM EST 6.6 ft 10:29 AM EST 1.2 ft 4:16 PM EST 6.5 ft 10:54 PM EST 0.8 ft 7:01 AM EST 4:26 PM EST 12:28 PM EST 11:15 PM EST
Wed 04 4:57 AM EST 6.5 ft 11:27 AM EST 1.2 ft 5:13 PM EST 6.2 ft 11:46 PM EST 1.0 ft First Quarter 7:02 AM EST 4:25 PM EST 12:55 PM EST
Thu 05 5:49 AM EST 6.5 ft 12:24 PM EST 1.1 ft 6:10 PM EST 6.1 ft 7:03 AM EST 4:25 PM EST 1:20 PM EST 12:14 AM EST
Mon 09 2:51 AM EST 0.7 ft 8:52 AM EST 7.5 ft 3:30 PM EST −0.0 ft 9:24 PM EST 6.7 ft 7:07 AM EST 4:25 PM EST 3:03 PM EST 4:12 AM EST
Tue 10 3:32 AM EST 0.5 ft 9:32 AM EST 7.8 ft 4:11 PM EST −0.3 ft 10:05 PM EST 6.9 ft 7:08 AM EST 4:25 PM EST 3:36 PM EST 5:16 AM EST
Thu 12 4:54 AM EST 0.2 ft 10:55 AM EST 8.2 ft 5:33 PM EST −0.7 ft 11:28 PM EST 7.3 ft Full Moon 7:09 AM EST 4:25 PM EST 5:01 PM EST 7:25 AM EST
Fri 13 5:38 AM EST 0.1 ft 11:39 AM EST 8.3 ft 6:15 PM EST −0.7 ft 7:10 AM EST 4:26 PM EST 5:56 PM EST 8:27 AM EST
Sat 14 12:13 AM EST 7.4 ft 6:23 AM EST 0.0 ft 12:25 PM EST 8.2 ft 6:59 PM EST −0.7 ft 7:11 AM EST 4:26 PM EST 6:58 PM EST 9:24 AM EST
Sun 15 1:00 AM EST 7.4 ft 7:11 AM EST 0.0 ft 1:13 PM EST 8.1 ft 7:46 PM EST −0.6 ft 7:11 AM EST 4:26 PM EST 8:06 PM EST 10:14 AM EST
Mon 16 1:49 AM EST 7.5 ft 8:04 AM EST 0.1 ft 2:05 PM EST 7.9 ft 8:37 PM EST −0.5 ft 7:12 AM EST 4:26 PM EST 9:17 PM EST 10:56 AM EST
Tue 17 2:43 AM EST 7.5 ft 9:02 AM EST 0.1 ft 3:01 PM EST 7.6 ft 9:32 PM EST −0.3 ft 7:13 AM EST 4:27 PM EST 10:29 PM EST 11:33 AM EST
Wed 18 3:40 AM EST 7.5 ft 10:07 AM EST 0.2 ft 4:02 PM EST 7.3 ft 10:32 PM EST −0.1 ft Last Quarter 7:13 AM EST 4:27 PM EST 11:40 PM EST 12:06 PM EST
Thu 19 4:40 AM EST 7.6 ft 11:15 AM EST 0.1 ft 5:07 PM EST 7.0 ft 11:34 PM EST −0.1 ft 7:14 AM EST 4:27 PM EST 12:36 PM EST
Fri 20 5:43 AM EST 7.7 ft 12:21 PM EST −0.1 ft 6:15 PM EST 6.9 ft 7:15 AM EST 4:28 PM EST 12:51 AM EST 1:05 PM EST
Sat 21 12:36 AM EST −0.0 ft 6:46 AM EST 7.9 ft 1:23 PM EST −0.4 ft 7:23 PM EST 7.0 ft 7:15 AM EST 4:28 PM EST 2:02 AM EST 1:35 PM EST
Mon 23 2:32 AM EST −0.2 ft 8:43 AM EST 8.3 ft 3:16 PM EST −0.9 ft 9:20 PM EST 7.3 ft 7:16 AM EST 4:29 PM EST 4:23 AM EST 2:43 PM EST
Tue 24 3:26 AM EST −0.3 ft 9:34 AM EST 8.4 ft 4:06 PM EST −1.0 ft 10:10 PM EST 7.4 ft 7:17 AM EST 4:30 PM EST 5:32 AM EST 3:23 PM EST
Wed 25 4:17 AM EST −0.3 ft 10:22 AM EST 8.4 ft 4:55 PM EST −1.1 ft 10:58 PM EST 7.4 ft 7:17 AM EST 4:31 PM EST 6:38 AM EST 4:10 PM EST
Thu 26 5:05 AM EST −0.3 ft 11:08 AM EST 8.3 ft 5:41 PM EST −1.0 ft 11:44 PM EST 7.4 ft New Moon 7:17 AM EST 4:31 PM EST 7:39 AM EST 5:03 PM EST
Fri 27 5:52 AM EST −0.2 ft 11:53 AM EST 8.1 ft 6:26 PM EST −0.8 ft 7:18 AM EST 4:32 PM EST 8:32 AM EST 6:00 PM EST
Sat 28 12:28 AM EST 7.3 ft 6:38 AM EST 0.0 ft 12:35 PM EST 7.8 ft 7:08 PM EST −0.6 ft 7:18 AM EST 4:33 PM EST 9:17 AM EST 7:01 PM EST
Sun 29 1:11 AM EST 7.1 ft 7:22 AM EST 0.2 ft 1:17 PM EST 7.5 ft 7:50 PM EST −0.3 ft 7:18 AM EST 4:33 PM EST 9:56 AM EST 8:02 PM EST
Mon 30 1:52 AM EST 7.0 ft 8:07 AM EST 0.5 ft 1:59 PM EST 7.1 ft 8:32 PM EST 0.0 ft 7:18 AM EST 4:34 PM EST 10:28 AM EST 9:02 PM EST
Tue 31 2:34 AM EST 6.8 ft 8:53 AM EST 0.7 ft 2:43 PM EST 6.7 ft 9:17 PM EST 0.4 ft 7:19 AM EST 4:35 PM EST 10:57 AM EST 10:01 PM EST


This rohe map is based on the Area of Interest agreed between Ngāti Hinerangi and the Crown in the Deed of Settlement signed on 14 December 2018. Ngāti Hinerangi Area of Interest from the Deed of Settlement [PDF, 476KB].
Mandate recognised by the Crown for Treaty of Waitangi settlement negotiations [ Deed of Settlement initialled with the Crown on 14 December 2018 ].
Governance structure: One trustee elected by each of eight hapū.


The 2019 $0 down, Federal home loan limit for Troup County is $314,827.
Welcome to Troup County, which is located on the western edge of Georgia, and is home to some of the friendliest locals. The county offers a variety of education options, perfect for those looking to get started on a new career. If you are a true nature-lover, then you are sure to enjoy the many scenic outdoor spots in Troup County. The county offers a multitude of nearby attractions, including historical landmarks, shopping options, and more. The county was officially created on June 9, 1826, and was named after George Troup, who was the 34th Governor of Georgia. The current population of the county is 69,763.
If you are interested in continuing your education, then be sure to check out all the nearby higher education options. Point University is a private school option that offers a variety of different Bachelor's Degree programs, including biblical studies, biology, exercise science, business, and more. Point University also offers several athletic programs and financial aid programs. LaGrange College is another great private college option that offers Bachelor's and Associate's Degree programs. LaGrange College also offers nearby living and online learning programs. If you are looking to quickly obtain a degree and enter the workforce, then be sure to check out the programs offered at West Georgia Technical College.
Have the time of your life at all the beautiful outdoor locations in Troup County. Enjoy in some of the best hiking and cycling opportunities at the Southern Rivers Birding Trail, which provides amazing views of local wildlife. Earl Cook Recreation Area is a beautiful local area that provides some of the best camping and hiking opportunities. Offering picnic shelters, walking trails, playground equipment, and more, the local parks are perfect places for spending the day outside with family. Just a few of the local parks include Horace King Park, Pyne Road Park, and Hardley Creek Park.
There is a he variety of fun attractions in Troup County that can't be missed! If you are a fan of golfing, then be sure to check out the beautiful local courses, including Callaway Gardens, First Tee, and Highland Country Club. Be sure to check out all the exciting races held at Raceworld-Speedway Slot Cars. People of all ages are sure to have a great time at one of the local skate rinks, including Red's 2 Skate Center and Turnaround Christian Skate Center. Other great attractions in the county include Ann & Doc McCluskey Tennis Center and Water Wiz.
Contact Federal Home Loan Centers today, and speak with a helpful representative about your home financing options.
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Tools and Resources for Sunspace Design Clients
Help Sunspace by Sharing Your Experiences Online
It was impossible to predict the incredible changes technology would bring to our industry when we began our journey in 1981. Our goal hasn't changed: we strive to bring the very best design-build services to homeowners throughout New England. Keeping up with the latest developments has helped us achieve this goal.
Results matter. There's no substitute for a solid reputation built upon word of mouth support. However, today's businesses must compete in a modern marketplace where online searches determine visibility. Online customer reviews play a key role in ensuring that products and services are seen by the people who need them most.
This presents unique challenges for smaller companies like ours. We're a small team serving a limited number of clients each year. That's why it's especially valuable when a client takes the time to share their experiences with us online. A single review can make all the difference.
We've recently begun the process of updating and improving our online presence. As part of this initiative, we're asking a favor of clients both new and old: would you consider writing a short review of our company? As a member of the Sunspace family, your help would be much appreciated as we continue to position our company for success in the modern age.
General Information About Submitting Reviews
Basic instructions on how to submit reviews on three key websites are listed below.
If you're willing to post a review to more than one website, you can repeat the same review. Just copy and paste!
You'll need a Google account (e.g., Gmail) to post a review to Google and a Facebook account to post a review to Facebook. However, if you don't want to create an account of your own, you're welcome to use a family member's with their permission.
Keep in mind that any information posted to the internet will be visible for others to see!
How to Submit a Review on Google
Google is the internet's most popular search engine. It features a large database of company reviews that are seen by millions of users daily. Your review will be displayed in Google results alongside information about Sunspace Design when users search for us.
1. You must have access to a Google or Gmail account in order to post a Google business review. If you don't have an account, visit the Google signup page to make one. Follow the instructions on the page to create your account.
2. Login to your Google account if you aren't currently logged in. To login, visit the Google login page.
3. While logged into Google, click the following link: write a Sunspace Design review on Google. A new window or tab will open.
4. In the new window, give Sunspace Design a star rating (from 1 to 5) and then write your review.
5. Click 'post' when you're finished. That's it!
How to Submit a Review on Facebook
Facebook is the internet's most popular social network. It features a large database of company profiles that are seen by millions of users daily. Your recommendation will be displayed on the Sunspace Design Facebook profile.
1. You must have access to a Facebook account in order to post a Facebook business recommendation. If you don't have an account, visit the Facebook signup page to make one. Follow the instructions on the page to create your account.
2. Login to your Facebook account if you aren't currently logged in. To login, visit the Facebook login page.
3. While logged into Facebook, click the following link: write a Sunspace Design recommendation on Facebook. A new window or tab will open.
4. In the new window, you'll see the question: "Do you recommend Sunspace Design?" Click "Yes" and then write your review. You will also have the option of adding a photo with your review, or of adding tags like "great service" or similar.
5. Click 'done' when you're finished. That's it!
How to Submit a Review on Houzz
Houzz is the internet's most popular network that focuses on architecture, interior design, landscape design, and home improvement. Your review will be displayed on the Sunspace Design Houzz profile.
1. You must have access to a Houzz account in order to post a Houzz business review. If you don't have an account, visit the Houzz signup page to make one. Follow the instructions on the page to create your account. Tip: If you already have a Google or Facebook account, you can reuse it here! Just click 'Continue with Facebook' or 'Continue with Google'.
2. Login to your Houzz account if you aren't currently logged in. To login, visit the Houzz login page.
3. While logged into Houzz, click the following link: write a Sunspace Design review on Houzz. A new window or tab will open.
4. In the new window, give Sunspace Design a star rating (from 1 to 5) and then write your review. Note: Houzz requests your name and basic information about the project. Photos are entirely optional. You'll also need to submit email and street address information for verification. This information will not be shown to the public and is only used to verify your review.
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You can also help Sunspace Design by following us on social media! We regularly post updates about our company, industry, and the variety of custom glass structures we design and build throughout New England. Click the links below to visit the Sunspace Design profiles located at the corresponding social networks.
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We welcome you to contact us for more information about our services.
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Plaza Roosevelt Announced as the Green Community Award Winner
The U.S. Green Building Council of West Michigan (USGBC-WM) Leadership Awards promote outstanding green building initiatives by recognizing projects, organizations, and people who have made extraordinary contributions to achieving healthy, energy-efficient green buildings in the state of Michigan. The Green Community Award recognizes exemplary projects that meet these qualifications and are advantageous to the development of their surrounding communities. The USGBC-WM was excited to announce Plaza Roosevelt as the Green Community Award Winner for their buildings at Suroeste Brilliants and Avenida Brilliant.
These buildings were constructed as part of a larger collaborative effort, the Plaza Roosevelt project. The partners on this project include Habitat for Humanity, Dwelling Place, Grand Rapids Public Schools (GRPS), Trinity Health Clinica, Hispanic Center of West Michigan, Ferris State University, Roosevelt Park Neighborhood Association, and Cook Arts Center. Partnership and collaboration were key to the construction of these buildings and the completion of the Plaza Roosevelt project overall. "These buildings would not have stood on their own [without this collaboration], well they would have stood on their own foundationally but you get what I mean," said Chis Bennett, Director of Housing & Community Development at Dwelling Place of Grand Rapids.
Dwelling Place of Grand Rapids was originally selected to join Plaza Roosevelt initiative with Habitat of Humanity through a formal RP process. Plaza Roosevelt is an initiative to bring different types of housing to the neighborhood and Dwelling Place was selected to spearhead the multifamily element. To fund developments such as this Dwelling Place leverages low income housing tax credits. It is a competitive application process that is determined by a point incentive program where different points are earned for things such as proximity to downtown, public transportation access, and so on. The location and style of the buildings were informed through a community engagement process that had already been underway. The projects did not originally get funded when submitted in an application for low income housing tax credits. They then applied again under a special category called Strategic Investment, which leverages the partnerships and investments of broader initiative as a whole and received funding. It is due to this larger collaborative effort that these individual projects received funding. The total development cost for two twenty-four unit apartment buildings was just over $16 million. One obstacle was the administration of the project through a global pandemic. Dwelling Place notes that they were lucky to have strong partners - Wolverine as the general contractor and Progressive AE as the general architect - and relationships with these partners that allowed them to keep moving forward during this time. They note that they were also very fortunate to have ordered the bigger leading items ahead of time, before the delays really came into fruition. But the difficulties still presented themselves in managing construction along with safety protocols and new occupancy regulations during this time. They were still able to successfully finish the projects almost right on time through all of this.
The buildings in this project achieved LEED Silver status. Dwelling Place, as a continued goal, always aims for as high of a certification as can be achieved, differing a bit depending on project cost, complexity of the building, and other considerations. Additionally they were able to find an investor for solar credits to add rooftop solar units, which covers the common electrical usage, including ventilation for the underground parking. Most important to Dwelling Place though is to work directly with the community and with the neighbors. They consider their affordable housing as a "buttress against gentrification" and a foothold to make sure at least some amount of housing in the neighborhood is affordable. An emphasis of theirs is to see the people in these neighborhoods they build in enjoy these benefits as much as possible, which they do by working with neighborhood associations and everyone involved, as best as they can in still aligning with fair housing law. "Everyone who lives there becomes part of the neighborhood," said Chis Bennett, Director of Housing & Community Development at Dwelling Place, "so we try to make sure we're being mindful of that."
"Our built environment should be a conduit to our wellness and vitality. In most cases, an employer's largest operating cost is its people," said Cheri Holman, Executive Director of USGBC-WM. "Investing in those people by providing them with an indoor environment that is safe, comfortable, and inspiring is a key way to attract and retain a flourishing workforce."
Plaza Roosevelt was honored at our 2022 Annual Party & Leadership Awards Ceremony on December 8, 2022. Hosted by the U.S. Green Building Council of West Michigan, the evening event was held in the Ballroom at the LEED-certified CityFlatsHotel located in downtown Grand Rapids. The program included a keynote address by Jeremy Orr, Director of Litigation and Advocacy Partnerships for Earthjustice, an Awards Ceremony, and the introduction of our new Board of Directors nominees.
To learn more about their accomplishments and to read our 2022 Annual Report visit our Annual Party & Leadership Awards Ceremony page.
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02476 451 888 admin@romeromac.com Potters Green Road, Coventry, CV2 2AJ
Romero MAC Academy
Archbishop Oscar Romero
Shared Services Team
Ask the Chair
Academy Committees
Committee of Principals
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Engagement Model 2020
Click here Engagement model 2020 for a PDF of the diagram.
Shared Services Team Organogram 2020
Click here Shared Services Team Organogram 2020 for a PDF of the diagram
About The Romero Catholic Academy
The Romero Catholic Academy came into existence on 1st August 2015. The Engagement Model above (being reviewed November 2020) shows the Governance structure of the Romero Catholic Academy and how the Board of Directors, Principals Committee and the Local Academy Committees relate to each other.
What is the Board of Directors and a Foundation Director?
The Board of Directors comprises of a range of governors. There is a Catholic Senior Executive Leader (CEO) and eight Foundation directors. Collectively, they provide strategic direction across all eight schools and they are responsible for preserving and developing the Romero's Catholic character at all times. This overriding duty (which is also a legal duty) should permeate everything that the Directors do. In addition:
MAC Directors are company directors and charity trustees.
The Directors are responsible to the Archbishop, to the Government and to the MAC Members for the quality of education in the academies.
Directors are responsible for the general control and management of the administration of the MAC.
Directors have a duty to uphold the MAC's objects and to comply with any directives, advice and/or guidance issued by the Archbishop via the DES.
Foundation Governors (Directors and Representatives) are appointed by the local Bishop specifically to preserve and develop the Catholic ethos of the school and represent the Bishop's education policy (e.g. worship and religious education) to the governing body. This is why Foundation Governors will always outnumber other governors on either the local Academy Committee or the Board of Directors. There is no magic formula about what makes a perfect Foundation Governor, they come from all walks of life and all ages. But it is important that each governing body has a good mix of skills, knowledge and experience. The Archdiocese of Birmingham, manages the process for the appointment of Foundation Governors and provides support to governing bodies in carrying out their responsibilities.
The Directors have set the Vision and Mission for the MAC through these documents:
Romero Three year strategic plan 2020/2023
Romero Operational Plan 2020/2021
All schools in Romero, have a governing body, an 'Academy Committee' comprising of different types of governors. One each Academy Committee in Romero, we have two elected Parent representatives and two elected Staff representatives. In addition to these categories, governing bodies in Catholic schools also include Foundation representatives, these Foundation Governors will always form a majority and we have approximately seven appointed for each school.
The Board of Directors delegate local responsibilities to the Academy Committee Representatives including day to day operational matters such as Catholic Life, health and safety, admissions, holding the Principal to account for the quality of education, staffing appointments (everything other than the Principal and Vice Principal and in the case of Cardinal Wiseman the Head of RE and Chaplain), developing the unique identity, local community and traditions for the school.
Each school has it's own Academy Committee. You can find out more through the following links which are within their main website:
Cardinal Wiseman
SS Peter and Paul
St Gregorys
St John Fisher
Board of Director Meetings
The Board meets regularly and has a recently revised structure of three core committees.
CC1: Finance, Audit, Resources and Premises
CC2: Strategy, People and Organisational Development
CC3: Quality Provision and Performance
Business and Pecuniary interests
Any Business or Pecuniary interests declared by the Board and the Shared Services Team are listed here .
On this page you will find the published details of compliance in relation to Academy Financial Handbook.
Attendance 2020/2021
All meetings are held at Cedar Lodge, Sacred Heart.
Board, CC1 and CC2 are held at 6pm. CC3 is held at 4pm
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Q: How to get updated end location for a Uber Ride? I am using Uber's webhooks to trigger retrieving ride information using uber API. Although if the ride's destination changes when the ride is in progress, I don't get a hook callback. And once the ride is completed, the start and destination information is not available in ride details.
Is there a way to get this information (rather than keep polling the API every few seconds?)

A: You should receive the location information in the 'in_progress' webhook. We do not currently fire event if destination changes so the only way to discover is to poll the /requests/current end point. Uber API will not return the final location after the trip has been completed or via the history endpoint (though you can see the pickup location).

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Address: 308 Kamehameha Ave., Hilo. Kamehameha runs along the water across downtown. Just drive until you reach the classic buildings. It is near the middle.
There are only a few "great" restaurants in the Hilo area. This is one of the few. The restaurant doesn't have a view, which is a shame, but it is a great reason to check out the eclectic shops and notice the great architecture of the old Hilo downtown buildings. You shouldn't visit Hilo and not spend some time "downtown." You will not find a preserved group of buildings that take you back to the early 1900s anywhere else in Hawaii. These buildings have survived time, tsunamis and depression. The restaurant feels like a re-creation of what fine dining must have looked like in the heyday of when these beautiful buildings were built.
For pasta lovers, there is no competition on this side of the Island. The menu also offers a variety of fish and classic meat dishes with a Hawaiian flair. We have shown a few pages of the menu below. You won't get off cheap here, but if you want to experience a beautiful restaurant without breaking the bank, one could split a pizza.
Get here early to first walk around downtown. See my article and map on downtown Hilo. It is fairly easy to park and you can get an overview of downtown Hilo by foot in 30 minutes.


If you find that your scheme exceeds your noise criterion, you will need to design some mitigation to reduce noise levels. There are many sorts of mitigation, depending on the noise source you are dealing with.
It is in the nature of noise control that the first task is to identify the main sources of noise. NoiseMap has design tools to help with this.
save source contribution to csv file – this shows all the 'corrections' used in the calculation of each source, plus the total level for each source, in a form that you can process in a spreadsheet. You can use this to rank the importance of each noise source and to identify such issues as barriers that are not working well.
Designing noise barriers – one way of reducing noise can be to use noise barriers or to increase the height of noise barriers. NoiseMap has a tool that lets you easily make temporary adjustments to the height of noise barriers so that you can quickly evaluate the effectiveness of this approach.
The relative heights of a noise source, the receiver point and the noise barrier make a great difference to the effectiveness of barriers that cannot always be appreciated in a plan view. A 3-d view is the best way of understanding the situation, but it can take a while to generate. A much quicker alternative is to draw a cross-section – this can be drawn instantaneously and is often enough to let you see the issues.
The Find function – in a big model, it can be hard to see just where the problems lie. The Find function will quickly show you receivers where a particular noise level has been exceeded.
Colour Labelling – you can label receiver points with their noise level coloured according to your chosen scale. This can help to identify problem areas quickly.


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Restrepo: One Slice of the War
by Farzana Marie | Oct 20, 2015 | Creative Nonfiction | 0
"War is hell, but that's not the half of it, because war is also mystery and terror and adventure and courage and discovery and holiness and pity and despair and longing and love. War is nasty; war is fun. War is thrilling; war is drudgery. War makes you a man; war makes you dead." – Tim O'Brien, "How to Tell a True War Story"
I wanted to understand what we were doing, exactly. I wanted to know whether the news was to be believed, whether it was all noise and explosions and senseless life-loss, or whether there was some productivity in it, something sensible—something worth bleeding for. I wanted to know if there was something uglier than war, or if John Stuart Mill had been smoking something strong when he said that. When I volunteered to deploy, it was not a glamorous job that I volunteered for—arranging air travel for an army general—but at least it got me into the AOR. Maybe I could get closer to understanding war, understanding myself.
The same year I deployed to Afghanistan, Restrepo was released. The Korengal was the worst, the deadliest place, hills and villages infected by the oozing abscess of the border with Pakistan. I would not be going to a place like the Korengal on my deployment, would not go on patrols there nor build a fortified OP with my bare hands, all under constant enemy fire. But Restrepo was war and I needed to know about this war, our war.
Editor's Note: This is an excerpt from Namedwell: Synonyms for Self by Farzana Marie. In her submission, Ms. Marie described Namedwell as "vignettes and mini-essays…composed of the raw materials of personal story." Twelve days after submitting her work, Ms. Marie, a U.S. Air Force veteran (2006-12) and a doctoral student in Middle Eastern literature at the University of Arizona, suffered a massive stroke and fell in Afghanistan. She is now being treated in Arizona, but has so far lost the ability to speak or write, and is challenged cognitively. To find out more about this inspiring young writer, please visit the fundraiser page set up in her honor.
Note on the Photo: U.S. Army soldiers assigned to Charlie Company, 1st Infantry Division, conduct a patrol during Operation Viper Shake, Korengal Valley, Afghanistan, April 21, 2009. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Matthew Moeller)
From Eight Slices of the War in Afghanistan by Farzana Marie
Introduction by Dan Cafaro, Publisher
I: To Merge, To Erase
II: Restrepo: One Slice of the War
III: Inside with an Itch
IV: Enter to Search
V: To Fight
VI: To Find or Be Found
VII: When Language Fails
VIII: Tea with Terrible Questions
Afterword by Dr. Timothy Kirk, Colonel, U.S. Air Force (Ret)
Farzana Marie
Farzana Marie is a poet and PhD candidate at the University of Arizona, where she studies Persian Literature and Creative Writing. Farzana's poetry and translations have appeared in print and on-line journals including The Rusty Nail, Adanna, Fourteen Hills, When Women Waken, Zócalo, Antiphon, Guernica, Atticus Review, The Fourth River, and others. She is the author of the nonfiction book, Hearts for Sale! A Buyer's Guide to Winning in Afghanistan (Worldwide Writings, 2013), a poetry chapbook Letters to War and Lethe (Finishing Line Press, 2014), and a book of Persian Dari poetry in translation, Load Poems Like Guns: Women's Poetry from Herat, Afghanistan (Holy Cow! Press, 2015). She is president of Civil Vision International and can be found on Twitter @farzanamarie.


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Julian Woods may refer to:

 Julian Tenison-Woods (1832–1889), English Catholic priest and geologist
 Julian Woods (cricketer) (1887–1975), Australian cricketer

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Last month my sweet friend who is a missionary in Colombia sent me a package. I was so excited to hear from her! I opened it eagerly and was not disappointed.
Next I unwrapped the gift and found a lovely, brightly-colored painting/artpiece. It's so beautifully Colombian, I loved it immediately!
Then I noticed that one corner of the frame had broken in transit. In spite of the bubble wrap and tissue paper, somehow the corner cracked and broke off.
I felt sad that it had broken, that it was no longer perfect, as it was when my friend sent it. But I decided with a little super-glue, I could stick the corner back on and you probably wouldn't notice.
"The flaw in the frame does not mar the beauty of the painting."
"The flaws you see in yourself do not mar the beauty of my masterpiece in you."
I feel so flawed in this fragile "frame" of who I am. I still sin; I still have weaknesses and limitations. But that doesn't stop God from displaying His magnificent artistry in my life! He is working in me to create a masterpiece that will display HIS beauty and glory.
Though my "frame" is flawed, I praise God that He is greater than my flaws! I rejoice that His grace and power are creating a magnificent painting with my life.
You too are God's masterpiece. Whatever your flaws, I pray you'll embrace this truth and praise God for His beauty that He is displaying through your life.
El mes pasado mi dulce amiga, quien es misionera en Colombia, me envió un paquete. ¡Me emocionó tanto saber de ella! Lo abrí con impaciencia y no me sentí decepcionada.
En seguida abrí el regalo y encontré una preciosa pintura/obra de arte, de colores muy brillantes. Es tan hermosamente colombiana, ¡inmediatamente me encantó!
Luego noté que una de las puntas se había roto en el viaje. A pesar de la envoltura de burbujas y el papel de seda, de alguna manera la punta se quebró y cayó.
Me dio tristeza que se rompiera, que ya no fuera perfecta, como cuando mi amiga la envió, pero decidí que con un poquito de pegante, podía volver a unir la punta y probablemente no se notaría.
Me siento muy defectuosa en este frágil "marco" de quien soy. Todavía peco; todavía tengo debilidades y limitaciones. ¡Pero eso no detiene a Dios para mostrar su magnífico talento artístico en mi vida! Él está obrando en mí para crear una pieza maestra que mostrará SU belleza y gloria.
Aunque mi "marco" es defectuoso, ¡alabo a Dios porque Él es más grande que mis fallas! Me regocijo porque Su gracia y poder están creando una magnífica pintura con mi vida.
Tú también eres la pieza maestra de Dios. Cuales quiera que sean tus fallas, oro que aceptes esta verdad y alabes a Dios por Su belleza que está mostrando a través de tu vida.


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Q: React is not defined I just started to play around with the react gem but I seem to running into issues. With the code below, whenever I get routed to my react example page, I notice in the browser developer console, it will say "React is not defined." It's referring to this line:
var react_example = React.createClass({
which is in the react_example.js.jsx file (see below).
Gemfile
#... as well as other gems...
gem 'nokogiri'
gem 'react-rails' #<------ React
gem 'less-rails'
gem 'therubyracer'
gem 'twitter-bootstrap-rails', :git => 'git://github.com/seyhunak/twitter-bootstrap-rails.git'

development.rb
config.react.variant = :development
config.react.addons = true

application.html.erb
<!DOCTYPE html>

  <title>React example</title>
  <%= stylesheet_link_tag    'application', media: 'all', 'data-turbolinks-track' => true %>
  <%= javascript_include_tag 'application', 'data-turbolinks-track' => true %>
  <%= javascript_include_tag "react" %>
  <%= csrf_meta_tags %>

<%= yield %>

react_example.js.jsx
/** @jsx React.DOM */

var react_example = React.createClass({
  render: function () {
    return (

React

    );
  }
});

A: Try switching your JS includes:
<%= javascript_include_tag "react" %>
<%= javascript_include_tag 'application', 'data-turbolinks-track' => true %>

Since you use React in your application JS, it needs to be defined first.

A: That's actually not the best way to do it, unless you really wanna load react apart from your application.
The documentation states clearly you should do this inside your application.js manifest file:
//= require react
//= require react_ujs
//= require components

The line that mention "components" depends on the folder you actually puts your react component files.


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require 'rails_helper'

RSpec.describe UserDecorator do
  before(:all) do
    I18n.locale = :pt
  end

  describe "#display_pending_refund_payments_projects_name" do
    let(:user){ create(:user, bank_account: nil) }
    let(:failed_project) { create(:project, goal: 1000, state: 'online', name: 'Foo')}
    let(:failed_project_2) { create(:project, goal: 1000, state: 'online', name: 'Bar')}
    let(:payment) {
      p = create(:confirmed_contribution, {
        value: 25.45,
        project: failed_project,
        user: user
      }).payments.first
      p.update_attribute(:payment_method, 'BoletoBancario')
      p
    }
    let(:payment_2) {
      p = create(:confirmed_contribution, {
        value: 25.45,
        project: failed_project_2,
        user: user
      }).payments.first
      p.update_attribute(:payment_method, 'BoletoBancario')
      p
    }

    subject { user.decorator.display_pending_refund_payments_projects_name.sort }

    before do
      payment
      payment_2
      failed_project.update_column(:state, 'failed')
      failed_project_2.update_column(:state, 'failed')
    end

    it { is_expected.to eq([failed_project_2.name, failed_project.name]) }

  end

  describe "#display_pending_refund_payments_amount" do
    let(:user){ create(:user, bank_account: nil) }
    let(:failed_project) { create(:project, goal: 1000, state: 'online')}
    let(:payment) {
      p = create(:confirmed_contribution, {
        value: 25.45,
        project: failed_project,
        user: user
      }).payments.first
      p.update_attribute(:payment_method, 'BoletoBancario')
      p
    }

    subject { user.decorator.display_pending_refund_payments_amount }

    before do
      payment
      failed_project.update_column(:state, 'failed')
    end

    it { is_expected.to eq("R$ 25,45") }
  end

  describe "#display_name" do
    subject{ user.display_name }

    context "when we have only a name" do
      let(:user){ create(:user, name: 'name') }
      it{ is_expected.to eq('name') }
    end

    context "when we have no name" do
      let(:user){ create(:user, name: nil) }
      it{ is_expected.to eq(I18n.t('user.no_name')) }
    end
  end

  describe "#display_image_html" do
    let(:user){ build(:user, uploaded_image: nil )}
    let(:options){ {width: 300, height: 300} }
    subject{ user.display_image_html }
    it{ is_expected.to eq("

") }
  end

  describe "#display_image" do
    subject{ user.display_image }

    let(:user){ build(:user, uploaded_image: 'image.png' )}
    before do
      image = double(url: 'image.png')
      allow(image).to receive(:thumb_avatar).and_return(image)
      allow(user).to receive(:uploaded_image).and_return(image)
    end
    it{ is_expected.to eq('image.png') }

    end

  describe "#short_name" do
    subject { create(:user, name: 'My Name Is Lorem Ipsum Dolor Sit Amet') }
    its(:short_name) { should == 'My Name Is Lorem ...' }
  end

  describe "#medium_name" do
    subject { create(:user, name: 'My Name Is Lorem Ipsum Dolor Sit Amet And This Is a Bit Name I Think') }
    its(:medium_name) { should == 'My Name Is Lorem Ipsum Dolor Sit Amet A...' }
  end

  describe "#display_credits" do
    subject { create(:user) }
    its(:display_credits) { should == 'R$ 0'}
  end

  describe "#display_total_of_contributions" do
    subject { create(:user) }
    context "with confirmed contributions" do
      before do
        create(:confirmed_contribution, user: subject, value: 500.0)
      end
      its(:display_total_of_contributions) { should == 'R$ 500'}
    end
  end
end

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


The most adventurous thing the majority of people do at work is gather around the water cooler to talk about "Survivor." But for Steve Irwin, it's "trapping and rescuing crocodiles on my own in the rivers of North Queensland with only a net and my dog." That's certainly not your typical day at the office.
Irwin, who hosts Animal Planet's popular series "The Crocodile Hunter," took a break from catching crocs and promoting his first feature film, The Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course, to tell us what it's like to go face-to-face with some of nature's most fearsome creatures and what inspired him to do it in the first place.
M: How did you get into your current career?
Steve Irwin: My dad was a recognized herpetologist and my mum was a wildlife rehabilitator. I had no choice but to follow in their footsteps.
While other kids had pet dogs and cats, I grew up with crocodiles, snakes and lizards. I guess I not only learned a lot about wildlife from my dad, but I developed a sort of sixth sense about animals.
M: What was your first job?
SI: My first job was at the Queensland Reptile and Fauna Park when I was 8. I used to help my dad look after the animals and keep the enclosures clean.
M: What's the most adventurous thing you've done on the job?
SI: One time I crawled on my belly onto a sandbar in the middle of the Luangwa River in Africa and waited a few feet beside a hippo carcass for some crocodiles to appear and feed. Within a few hours, I was surrounded by more than a hundred thrashing crocodiles fighting over the food. Any one of them could have changed their focus from the hippo and taken me out in a second.
M: You once captured a 14-foot-long saltwater crocodile weighing more than 1,300 pounds. How'd you do it?
SI: I catch all crocodiles with a soft-mesh trap that's much more dangerous for the rescuer but much more gentle on the animal.
I spend days, even months, studying the movements of the crocodile I have to rescue, watching his every move, formulating the best position to put my trap and then — bingo! Once I have him, it's a matter of securing him into my boat and transferring him to a wooden box for safe transportation to a relocation area.
M: What kind of animals have you rescued?
SI: Crikey! I've rescued just about every kind of animal there is in Australia: kangaroos, koalas, snakes, birds, frogs, lizards and, of course, crocodiles. I don't think there's any species I haven't helped.
M: What, exactly, does "crikey" mean?
SI: Crikey means "wow" or "gee whiz." It's a word my grandfather used and my father after him. It's a good way of expressing surprise, and it's not a bad word.
M: You've been bitten on the arm by a python and on the hand by an alligator, rolled by a crocodile, and spit in the eye by a red spitting cobra. What has been the most painful encounter?
SI: I've taken a few hard knocks on my shoulder from capturing crocodiles over the years and was busted up pretty badly to the point where I've had a couple reconstruction operations. Also, my knee has taken a hammering, and I've had a couple of cartilage operations as well. That's part of the job, I guess.
I've probably taken a few hundred bites, if not thousands, in my time, but I've never been envenomed by a venomous snake. I take great pride in that.
M: Do you ever get nervous when confronting a deadly animal?
SI: They say I've got nerves of steel, mate. There's no time to be nervous in my line of work.
M: Have you ever been in a situation that made you wish you were sitting quietly at home instead?
SI: I was put on this Earth as a wildlife warrior — to bring attention to wildlife habitat conservation and, by crikey, the world's listening. I'd never get my message out if I were sitting at home.
M: What's the best advice you could give to someone looking to get into your field?
SI: Be passionate about whatever you do. If you're passionate and enthusiastic for any career you choose, you've got a better chance of succeeding and leading a very happy life.


text:
Q: Why is containsAll with multi-dimensional lists always returning false? There's a code where I am trying to create Tic-Tac-Toe.
When I tried to compare two lists to see if X or O won, I always got a false.
Why?
Is there another way to test for equality between lists?
fun main() {
    val userInput = readln()
    val gameBoard = mutableListOf(
        mutableListOf(userInput[0], userInput[1], userInput[2]),
        mutableListOf(userInput[3], userInput[4], userInput[5]),
        mutableListOf(userInput[6], userInput[7], userInput[8])
    )
    val decisions = listOf(
        listOf(0, 1, 2), listOf(3, 4, 5), listOf(6, 7, 8),
        listOf(0, 3, 6), listOf(1, 4, 7), listOf(2, 6, 8),
        listOf(0, 4, 8), listOf(2, 4, 6)
    )
    val whereXPlaced = MutableList(3) { (MutableList(3) { 0 }) }
    val whereOPlaced = MutableList(3) { (MutableList(3) { 0 }) }
    for (i in 0 until gameBoard.size) {
        for (j in 0 until gameBoard.size) {
            if (gameBoard[i][j] == 'X') {
                whereXPlaced[i][j] = j
            } else if (gameBoard[i][j] == 'O') {
                whereOPlaced[i][j] = j
            }
        }
    }
    if (decisions.containsAll(whereXPlaced)) {
        println("x win")
    } else if(decisions.containsAll(whereOPlaced)) {
        println("o win")
    }
}

A: about the implementation itself, it's not quite right, let's assume the input is "XXX00O00O" , with your impl. you will get:
whereXPlaced = [[0,1,2],[0,0,0],[0,0,0]]
whereOPlaced = [[0,0,0],[0,0,2],[0,0,2]]

and containsAll checks if a list contains all the items in another list, for example:
val m1 = listOf(1,2,3,4,5)
val m2 = listOf(1,2)
m1.containsAll(m2) // true

// or using 2D lists
val m1 = listOf( listOf(1,2,3), listOf(4,5,6), listOf(7,8,9),)
val m2 = listOf( listOf(1,2,3), listOf(4,5,6),)
m1.containsAll(m2) // true

if you want to keep the same decisions list then you can use this:
fun main() {
  val userInput ="XXX--O--O"

  val gameBoard = mutableListOf(
     mutableListOf(userInput[0], userInput[1], userInput[2]),
     mutableListOf(userInput[3], userInput[4], userInput[5]),
     mutableListOf(userInput[6], userInput[7], userInput[8])
  )
  val decisions = listOf(
     listOf(0, 1, 2), listOf(3, 4, 5), listOf(6, 7, 8),
     listOf(0, 3, 6), listOf(1, 4, 7), listOf(2, 6, 8),
     listOf(0, 4, 8), listOf(2, 4, 6)
  )

  val whereXPlaced = mutableListOf<Int>()
  val whereOPlaced = mutableListOf<Int>()
  for (i in 0 until gameBoard.size) {
     for (j in 0 until gameBoard.size) {
        if (gameBoard[i][j] == 'X') {
          whereXPlaced.add((i*gameBoard.size)+j)
        } else if (gameBoard[i][j] == 'O') {
          whereOPlaced.add((i*gameBoard.size)+j)
        }
     }
  }

  if (decisions.contains(whereXPlaced)) {
     println("x win")
  } else if(decisions.contains(whereOPlaced)) {
     println("o win")
  }
}

note that we're using 1D lists for whereXPlaced and whereXPlaced because decisions list contains 1D lists, and we're using a simple contains , also (i*gameBoard.size)+j so if i = 2 and j = 0 then the flattened index is (2*3)+0 == 6
or if you want to keep the same decisions list and a 2D whereXPlaced/whereOPlaced then you can use something like this:
fun main() {
  val userInput = "xxx--o--o"
  val gameBoard = mutableListOf(
     mutableListOf(userInput[0], userInput[1], userInput[2]),
     mutableListOf(userInput[3], userInput[4], userInput[5]),
     mutableListOf(userInput[6], userInput[7], userInput[8])
  )
  val decisions = listOf(
     listOf(0, 1, 2), listOf(3, 4, 5), listOf(6, 7, 8),
     listOf(0, 3, 6), listOf(1, 4, 7), listOf(2, 6, 8),
     listOf(0, 4, 8), listOf(2, 4, 6)
  )
  val whereXPlaced = MutableList(3) { (MutableList(3) { false }) }
  val whereOPlaced = MutableList(3) { (MutableList(3) { false }) }
  for (i in 0 until gameBoard.size) {
     for (j in 0 until gameBoard.size) {
        if (gameBoard[i][j] == 'x') {
          whereXPlaced[i][j] = true
        } else if (gameBoard[i][j] == 'o') {
          whereOPlaced[i][j] = true
        }
     }
  }

  val x_indices = whereXPlaced.flatten().foldIndexed(mutableListOf<Int>()) { index, acc, b ->
     if (b) acc.add(index) ; acc }
  val o_indices = whereOPlaced.flatten().foldIndexed(mutableListOf<Int>()) { index, acc, b ->
     if (b) acc.add(index) ; acc }

  if (decisions.contains(x_indices)) {
     println("x win")
  } else if(decisions.contains(o_indices)) {
     println("o win")
  }
}


As a cosplayer / photographer living in Shibuya, Tokyo. I do normal things that Otaku does, watching Anime during night, buying dojinshi, and some times illustrating.
I have been in love with Manga and Anime since I was a kid, and when I grew up my dream was to become a Manga illustrator. While in school, during the breaks, I used to draw illustrations of Sailor Moon, and secretly read Shounen Jump so the teachers would not find out.
But as I grew up people around started to lose interest in Manga and Anime, and suddenly the world started calling people the fancied Manga and Anime for "Otaku". I became abnormal in the eyes of others, and this made me start avoiding Manga and Anime as well. At home, however, I was still secretly watching Evangelion and The Prince of Tennis.
Then I became an adult and started working. Then I understood that people creating Manga and Anime are working as well. Why should I feel ashamed for liking work of others, and why shouldn't I be able to spend my money as I want.
Along with this I found out that there are many people like me around the world that fancy Anime and Manga. I also found out that fans of Anime and Manga outside of Japan works hard to learn Japanese in order to read and listen to Anime and Manga in Japanese.
So I decided that I want to help spreading Japanese Otaku culture to everyone that shares my interest of Anime and Manga. There is not much information in English when it comes to Otaku information for girls, and I understand that it can be sometimes difficult to find right information if you are not fluent in Japanese. Therefore my articles will be written in English because I want as many people as possible to find out about this culture!
At Kawaii Otaku, you will not only find information about Otaku culture, but also about Japanese culture, girl fashion, and the latest trends. Japan is a great country with a special culture, and my goal is to, through Anime and Manga, spread information about Japan.
Kawaii Otaku is for all the Kawaii Otaku girl's around the world.


text:
Le genre Icthyophaga Lesson, 1843 constituait, avec le genre Haliaeetus, le groupe des pygargues, rapaces diurnes qui se nourrissent de poissons.

Taxinomie
L'étude phylogénétique des Accipitridae de Raposo do Amaral  (2009) portant sur l'analyse génétique de neuf gènes, mitochondriaux et nucléaires, de 105 spécimens (54 espèces) marque un tournant dans la compréhension des relations de parentés dans ce groupe. Il en résulte un bouleversement dans la taxinomie du groupe, qui est répercutée dans la version 3.3 (2013) de la classification de référence du Congrès ornithologique international. Les espèces du genre Icthyophaga sont alors placées dans le genre Haliaeetus.

Le genre a longtemps été incorrectement nommé par certains auteurs Ichthyophaga.

Liste des espèces
Jusqu'à la classification de référence (version 3.2, 2012) du Congrès ornithologique international, ce genre était constitué des espèces suivantes :
 Icthyophaga humilis – Pygargue nain
 Icthyophaga ichthyaetus – Pygargue à tête grise

Confusion taxonomique avec un Turbellarié
Syromiatnikova a créé en 1949 le genre Ichthyophaga pour un Turbellarié parasite de poissons. Comme le genre était préoccupé par Icthyophaga Lesson, 1843, il a été renommé en Piscinquilinus.

Notes et références

Références

Taxon aviaire obsolète


The first time I encountered this recipe was on the OPOS FB forum when a member had posted about Ullitheeyal with so much joy ! She was raving about the ability to complete the dish from start to end in 10 minutes and that too with minimum oil. Kerala foods have a distinct flavor on their own (mainly from coconut) and this is probably one Keralite dish I love, but only next to Aviyal.
As a first step, I ground some fresh masala. If you have read my other posts, you will know I am a sucker for fresh masalas even at the cost of losing the OPOS tag. Freshly ground masalas elevate the dish to a different level.
In a pan, heat 3 teaspoons of sesame oil. I am not a big fan of strong coconut oil flavor so I am choosing to use sesame oil. You can substitute with coconut oil. To this add, 3 dry red chillies, 1 teaspoon dhania (coriander seeds) , 1/2 teaspoon each of cumin and peppercorns. Saute this on low to medium heat for about 5 minutes. You cannot miss the fragrance of the roasted spices wafting through in your kitchen. At this stage, add 1/2 cup of coconut scrapings. Saute until the coconut turns light golden in color. Now remove from flame and cool. Grind the spices with 1 small gooseberry size tamarind and 1 teaspoon salt. Blend this in a mixer jar to fine paste. Our masala is now ready.
Next, in a 2 liter pressure cooker, layer 3 teaspoons each of sesame oil and water. Add 1/2 cup of chopped shallots/ pearl onions. On top of this, layer the ground masala paste. Close the cooker, fix the weight and cook at high flame (1400w in induction) for 5 minutes or 3 whistles. Remove from heat source and release pressure manually. Add 1/2 cup of hot water and mix well.
Next, make tadka – in a pan, heat 1 teaspoon of oil and add 1 teaspoon of mustard seeds and wait for it to splutter. Now add 1 sprig of curry leaves. Alternatively if you have stocked bottled tadka in you pantry, use it. Pour the tadka over the Ullitheeyal. Serve with hot rice and ghee. This goes well as a side dish for most of the south Indian tiffin items like Idli/dosa as well.
Traditional Kerala style Ullitheeyal recipe made with fresh ground masalas in less than 15 minutes.
For the masala, add three teaspoons of oil in a pan. Add dry red chilies, coriander seeds, cumin and peppercorns and saute for 5 minutes in low-med flame.
Add coconut gratings and continue to saute until the coconut scraping turns light golden color.
Remove from heat. Add tamarind and salt, blend to smooth paste and set aside.
In a 2 liter pressure cooker, add 3 teaspoons each of oil and water. Add the shallots. Layer the ground masala on top.
Cook this at high flame (1400w in induction) fro 5 minutes or 3 whistles. Remove from flame and release pressure manually.
Add tadka of musturd seeds and curry leaves. Serve.


text:
Meet the Command Staff
Chief Deputy Naldo S. Gagnon
Welcome to the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office official website. My job as Chief Deputy is similar to a Chief Operating Officer of a company in the private sector. I oversee the more than 260 employees and all of the operations of the Sheriff's Office. The Sheriff's Office utilizes a budget of more than $20 million ensuring the safety of our streets and the safe and humane treatment of those remanded to our care.
The business of law enforcement and corrections is complex and both require a community-involved approach. Working together, we can best serve the needs of the whole community and better utilize our resources truly lowering the crime rate. With many people suffering from mental illness and drug addiction issues in conjunction with the national opioid crisis, we must work together to find real solutions to addiction and resources that can actually help people with mental illness. Incarceration is not the answer for either.
I have over 30 years in law enforcement and I enjoy being an integral part of my community helping people and affecting change. It is my pleasure working with the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office and the citizens of Cumberland County.
Chief Deputy Naldo S. Gagnon - Biography
Email Chief Deputy Gagnon
Major Timothy Kortes - Jail Administrator
Email Major Timothy Kortes
Captain John Costello - Jail Operations and Security
Captain Costello oversees the operations and security of the jail. This includes daily operations of the jail, intake, and transportation, professional standards, ACA and PREA.
Email Captain Costello
Captain Donald Goulet - Administration & Support
Captain Goulet leads the administration and support services at the jail.
With over 35 years of law enforcement experience, Captain Goulet began his career at the Brunswick Police Department in 1982 and joined the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office in 2006. He has more than 1600 hours of law enforcement-related training and more than 700 hours in specialized management training.
Email Captain Goulet
Captain Craig Smith - Support Services
Captain Smith leads the Support Services Division. This includes professional standards, CALEA, grants, and training
He completed a 31-year career at the Polk County Sheriff's Office located in Florida and then joined the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office in 2012.
His training includes numerous advanced and specialized training courses relating to criminal investigations (property crimes, sex crimes, child abuse, and homicide) as well as two advanced leadership courses, the 12-week Administrative Officer's Course offered through the University of Louisville and the eight-week Certified Public Manager Course through Florida State University. In addition, Captain Smith earned his Bachelor's Degree in Business/Criminal Justice and his Master's Degree in Public Administration.
Email Captain Smith
Captain Kerry Joyce - Patrol Division
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Captain Donald Foss - Criminal Investigations Division
Captain Foss began his career with the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office in 1992 and has served in nearly every function, including Patrol Deputy, Detective, Sergeant, and Lieutenant. He was promoted to Captain in January 2020 where he manages the Criminal Investigation Division, Internal Affairs Unit, Police Records, and Honor Guard team.
Captain Foss is a Maine native and has local ties with the community. He is a graduate of Lake Region High School, has an A.A.S. degree in Criminal Justice from Southern Maine Community College, and a B.A. degree in Criminology from the University of Southern Maine.
Captain Foss is also a graduate of the FBI National Academy session #278. He has attended numerous leadership training programs including:
FBI-LEEDA Leadership Trilogy Program
NEILEM Command Training Program - Session #252
New York City Police Department 72nd Homicide Investigators School
Email Captain Foss
Biography - Chief Deputy Naldo S. Gagnon


Nobody giving Columbus a chance ?
I like Caps to make Finals again....they are built for playoffs.
I'm going off the board and predict the Lightning wins the cup! oh. we're not there yet. Ok then.
I picked Tampa in 6. Still expecting that.
A lot of hockey yet to be played.