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Justia Lawyer Directory Tax Law Colorado Highlands Ranch Attorneys
Highlands Ranch Tax Lawyers
Compare 516 top rated Colorado attorneys serving Highlands Ranch.
Jonathan Sooriash
Tax Lawyer Serving Highlands Ranch, CO
Resolving tax debt with the IRS and State Department of Revenue.
Jonathan Sooriash Esq. LL.M. represents taxpayers to resolve and settle their tax debt with the IRS and State Tax Departments. J. David Tax Law LLC assists both individuals and businesses in becoming compliant with the... Read More »
Tyler Murray Esq.
Facing a tax issue? Get an experienced attorney on your side. Call today!
I'm an experienced tax lawyer and help clients resolve tax disputes with the IRS and state tax agencies. I offer thoughtful guidance and personalized attention throughout your case. Call today! Read More »
Matthew M Montoya
Lone Tree, CO Tax Law Attorney with 7 years of experience
(720) 507-1829 9233 Park Meadows Drive
(Appointment Only)
Matthew M. Montoya practices federal tax law and is authorized to practice before the United States Tax Court, the Federal District Court of CO, and NM. He is authorized to represent taxpayers before the IRS in all 50 states. Matthew gained significant practical experience through the UNM School of Law by participating in several consecutive clinics, where he was able to practice law under supervision. He has prosecuted misdemeanor DWI/DV cases, assisted on Felony level prosecutions, and represented low income taxpayers before the IRS. Since becoming licensed, Matthew has resolved a wide range of...
Stephen Kurt Lehnardt
Greenwood Village, CO Tax Law Attorney with 26 years of experience
(303) 623-1800 6465 Greenwood Plaza Blvd, Suite 650
University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Law and University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Law
John David Claudell
Lone Tree, CO Tax Law Attorney with 22 years of experience
(303) 376-6267 9233 Park Meadows Dr
Free ConsultationTax
University of Colorado Law School
I have been practicing tax law for the last 15 years. I specialize in reducing and resolving all sizes and manner of tax debts. If you have an IRS wage garnishments and bank levy I can get it released for you. If the IRS has sent you an audit or examination notice I can help ease your mind and make sure you don't pay any more than you should. My practice also includes personal and business income tax preparation for as far back as 10 years. I offer a free consultation and can let you...
Gary C Johnson
Centennial, CO Tax Law Attorney with 43 years of experience
(720) 323-3776 7887 S. Forest St.
Free ConsultationTax, Business, Divorce and Estate Planning
Washburn University School of Law
Janine Guillen
(720) 550-7017 Lone Tree Professional Center
9222 Teddy Lane
University of Denver Sturm College of Law
Janine A. Guillen is a Principal at GUILLEN | DEGEORGE, LLP. Her practice areas include Estate and Business Planning, Tax, Corporate Law, Trusts, Incapacity Planning (including Guardianships and Conservatorships), Probate and Trust Administration, Litigation, and Health Care Law. Janine has represented hundreds of clients in all stages of the planning process and has served as lead counsel in trials to juries and the bench. Janine is licensed to practice law in Colorado, New York, and before the U.S. Tax Court. In addition, Janine is a frequently requested teacher and speaker. She teaches continuing education classes for CPAs, wealth advisors, insurance...
Briana Fehringer
Littleton, CO Tax Law Attorney with 10 years of experience
(303) 782-0031 5800 S. Nevada Street
Represents taxpayers in IRS examinations, Tax Court cases, IRS and State collection cases and IRS Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures. She also represents Certified Public Accountants in licensing disputes with the State Board of Accountancy and defends CPAs against complaints filed with the State Board.
Briana Fehringer is a Partner at Anderson & Jahde, P.C. She focuses her practice on representing taxpayers in IRS examinations, Tax Court cases, IRS and State collection cases and IRS Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures. She also represents Certified Public Accountants in licensing disputes with the State Board of Accountancy and defends CPAs against complaints filed...
Steven Robert Anderson
Steven Anderson has been awarded Martindale-Hubbell's highest, preeminent, rating in legal ability and ethical standards, named in Lawyers Of Distinction, listed in Marquis Who's Who, annually named by 5280 Magazine as a Top Lawyer in Denver and named among the Best Lawyers In America.
Mr. Anderson has represented and consulted thousands of individuals, corporations and estates with civil and criminal tax controversies before the Internal Revenue Service, state and local taxing authorities, the United States Tax Court, the United States District Courts, the United States Courts of Appeals and even a leading case in the United States Supreme Court. He served...
Rehan Hasan
Denver, CO Tax Law Lawyer with 24 years of experience
(303) 951-1160 3900 East Mexico Avenue
Hasan, LLC advises clients through all stages of the business lifecycle and offer strategic guidance for new initiatives and innovative business models. We also provide high-level and tactical advice on corporate, LLC, and partnership taxation issues.
Cory Martin Curtis
Denver, CO Tax Law Attorney with 14 years of experience
(720) 263-4600 5353 West Dartmouth Avenue
Tax, Bankruptcy, Estate Planning and Family
Born in Vernal, Utah, Attorney Curtis grew up in Utah but now calls Colorado home with his wife and son. Attorney Curtis founded the Curtis Law firm, LLC with the honest belief that quality legal services should be accessible to everyone, not just the wealthy. From the beginning, Curtis Law Firm has been helping its clients resolve their legal problems so they can get on with the business of living.
Amanda Boog Cruser
Lakewood, CO Tax Law Lawyer with 24 years of experience
(303) 986-5769 3333 South Wadsworth Boulevard, Suite D-201
Tax, Business and Criminal
I am an attorney and CPA. I started my career with the Department of Justice, Tax Division, Western Criminal Enforcement Section in Washington DC where I prosecuted federal criminal tax cases around the country. I left the Justice Department in 2004, and have been in private practice ever since. I specialize in assisting taxpayers will all kinds of tax issues including audits, collection, employment tax and trust fund penalties, innocent spouse claims, cases before the United States Tax court, voluntary disclosures of offshore bank accounts, criminal tax matters, failure to file, filing false tax returns and tax...
Carli Jo Aelker
Denver, CO Tax Law Attorney with 1 year of experience
(303) 317-6111 1325 S Colorado Blvd
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfTax
Washington University School of Law and Western Michigan University Cooley Law School
Carli is a licensed tax attorney and managing associate here at Boxelder, executing high-level tax resolution case work, and regularly conducting negotiations with the IRS and state authorities on behalf of our clients. Since graduating from Western Michigan University Cooley School of Law in May of 2021, Carli has continued to bolster her education while working at Boxelder simultaneously. Currently, she is studying at Washington University School of Law for her LLM in Taxation. Carli enjoys the upbeat environment here at Boxelder. Outside of work and school, Carli enjoys spending time with her husband, her bulldog Otis, and two lovely...
James Donivan Evans
(303) 751-1001 4610 S Ulster St
Since 1979, it has been my goal to serve my clients so as to make a difference in their lives. I consider this as my highest calling in the practice of law. With guidance, clients can find opportunities; calm their fears; reassure loved ones; preserve what matters most; discover their strengths; overcome adversity; feel good about their progress, and – most importantly – achieve peace of mind. Successful planning is infrequent and uncommon in most families, but not for my clients. My planning process is less about the documents and more about achieving results. I Use a unique planning approach...
Matthew Bradley
Denver, CO Tax Law Lawyer
(720) 689-3567 3801 E. FLorida Ave.
Free ConsultationTax, Estate Planning, Family and Probate
Matthew Bradley graduated magna cum laude from Colorado Christian University where he studied Accounting as well as Business Management. After his graduation from CCU, Mr. Bradley went to Notre Dame Law School. During his time in law school, Mr. Bradley worked for the Notre Dame Clinical Law School where he represented clients in the taxation clinic, served as the Executive Managing Editor of the Notre Dame Journal of Law, Ethics & Public Policy, and interned with Judge David Furman of the Colorado Court of Appeals (Summer 2018) and Judge Damon Leichty of the United States District Court for the Northern...
Jeremy Patrick Cohen
Englewood, CO Tax Law Lawyer with 36 years of experience
(720) 493-8062 6400 S Fiddlers Green Cir
Free ConsultationTax, Agricultural, Business and Estate Planning
The University of Denver Sturm College of Law
My practice focuses upon estate and tax planning for farmers, ranchers, owners of closely held businesses and professional practices. I provide an integrated legal and tax advice and counsel. I was born and raised in rural Southwestern Nebraska, where my great grandfathers homesteaded and I participate in this legacy by managing our family farm partnership, operating irrigated farmland and ranch property with crop share tenants. This background combined with my 30 years of law practice brings depth and understanding to my agricultural clients.
Carolyn Schaffer
Greenwood Village, CO Tax Law Attorney
(303) 265-1486 5460 S Quebec St, Ste 310
Tax, Business, Cannabis Law and Construction
The University of Denver Sturm College of Law and The University of Denver Sturm College of Law
I am an attorney at Thorburn Law Group, LLC specializing in cannabis tax and general business matters, as well as commercial real estate, commercial construction, land use and zoning, hemp, and litigation.
Thomas Conradt
I am a Denver based tax attorney that practices in all 50 states under IRS Circular 230. Boxelder Consulting is a tax firm that handles IRS Collections issues, can file your past due tax returns and also offers full service bookkeeping. We are a one stop full service tax solution for individuals and small businesses. Sometimes the government can make you feel small and helpless. Fight back with Boxelder Consulting's team of licensed tax professionals. We believe in second chances. Start your comeback story today. Please reach out to me directly at 303-317-6111 for a free consultation.
John A. Warnick
(720) 458-7770 4600 So Syracuse
Constance D. 'Connie' Smith
(719) 900-5577 7887 E. Belleview
Tax, Business and Estate Planning
Matthew Berkus
(888) 605-9157 3278 S. Wadsworth Blvd
Greenwood Village, CO Tax Law Lawyer
(720) 651-9595 8400 E. Prentice Ave., Suite 1500
Tax, Business, Real Estate and Securities
Joseph H. Thibodeau
(303) 320-1250 7425 South Peoria Street
Brennan Rittenhouse
(303) 779-2082 6161 S. Syracuse Way, Suite 240
Erich Christopher Lang
Denver, CO Tax Law Attorney
(303) 268-3991 4155 E. Jewell Ave. Ste. 502
Raymond Goodwin
Littleton, CO Tax Law Lawyer with 38 years of experience
(303) 932-1222 7472 S Shaffer Ln
(720) 432-9167 3401 Quebec St
Florida Coastal School of Law
Tyler Murray, Esq. attended law school at Florida Coastal School of Law in Jacksonville, Florida. While there he gained litigation experience in United States Tax Court while interning at the Low Income Tax Clinic. He also volunteered with the AARP-Vita program where he prepared federal tax returns for elderly and low-income individuals. Tyler was very active in the law school community and graduated with Pro Bono honors for completing over 150 hours of volunteer work while in law school.
After graduating from Florida Coastal in 2009 Tyler moved to Denver to sit for the bar exam and begin his LL.M. in...
David M. Serafin
(303) 862-9124 501 S Cherry St
Free ConsultationDenver, CO Tax Law Attorney with 21 years of experience
Tax, Bankruptcy, Business and Estate Planning
David M. Serafin has over fourteen years of legal experience. Giving him a unique edge over other Denver lawyers as taxation related issues frequently intertwine with bankruptcy, debt collection and estate planning issues, David has obtained a Master's Degree in Taxation from the University of Denver, graduating near the top of his class with an 'A' grade point average.
David especially finds gratifying helping clients who, because of job loss, medical bills, foreclosure/repossession related issues or credit card debt, have been required to file for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. David further enjoys the intellectual stimulation of the tax issues...
John R. McGuire
(720) 833-7705 1860 Blake Street
Free ConsultationTax, Business and Estate Planning
John R. McGuire was born in Columbus, Ohio and graduated from Upper Arlington High School. Growing up, John was an avid tennis player and a three time state champion. John attended Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana, graduating with honors and as a member of the Phi Beta Kappa National Honorary Society. After graduation, John moved to Colorado to spend more time in the Colorado Rockies and attend the Denver University College of Law. Since graduating from law school, John has focused his practice primarily on tax law and issues & business transactions. As a...
Douglas R Griess
(303) 534-4317 1601 Blake Street, Suite 310
Offers Video ConferencingVideo ConfTax, Business, Construction and Estate Planning
University of Virginia School of Law
Douglas R. Griess is a partner with Hackstaff Snow Atkinson & Griess, LLC, in Denver, Colorado focusing on business law, estate planning, and intellectual property for small businesses. Early in his career, Mr. Griess learned contract analysis working on insurance coverage matters, commercial litigation, and construction defects. Mr. Griess opened The Griess Law Firm, LLC, in 2010 to provide business counsel to clients, and then merged with Hackstaff & Snow, LLC in 2016 to expand his practice areas and resources. He represents various individuals and businesses based in Colorado and around the nation in business matters, non-profit matters, transactions, civil...
Gregory Deemer Esq.
Denver, CO Tax Law Lawyer with 8 years of experience
(800) 591-0732 1600 Broadway
Appalachian School of Law
Mr. Deemer has over twenty years working with the financial services industry and has focused on helping people plan for the future. He lives in the Denver Metro area and is an active member of the community. In his spare time, Mr. Deemer volunteers for the Metro Volunteer Lawyers and the Civil Air Patrol.
Joshua James Fitch
(303) 801-1763 1401 Lawrence Street
Born in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, Josh moved to Colorado to attend law school at the University of Colorado Boulder after graduating with an undergrad degree from the University of Florida. Attracted by the culture of the west, and the call of the mountains, Josh quickly found a home in the CU Law community, and on the slopes of the Rockies. Like many entrepreneurs, Josh believes that "success" is more a product of freedom in your life than the cash in your bank account. It is that driving philosophy, among other things, that compelled Josh to start Troxel...
Keith A. Gantenbein
(303) 618-2122 1760 Gaylord Street
Keith Gantenbein is the owner of Gantenbein Law Firm, a premier law firm in Denver, Colorado, focusing on Real Estate, Business, Probate, Estate Planning, Wills & Trusts, Elder Law, Credit Disputes, Civil Litigation & Tax Law.
Gantenbein Law Firm is an award-winning, nationally-recognized law firm that has been featured on Wall Street Journal, The Denver Post, AOl News, ABC News, Channel 4 News, American Bar Association Journal, and more.
Gantenbein Law Firm's attorneys have combined experienced of 85 years and are licensed in 8 states.
Mr. Gantenbein has been recognized as a Super Lawyers, Rising Star in 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018...
Suzanna Wasito Tiftickjian
(303) 991-4676 3773 Cherry Creek Dr N
Tax, Appeals and Estate Planning
Denver Estate Planning Attorney
Robert Wiegand II
(303) 741-6410 280 E 20th Ave
Sonny Wiegand holds a B.A. in History from Tulane University School of Arts & Sciences (1970), a J.D. from Tulane University School of Law (1972), and an LL.M.-Taxation from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law (1977). He has practiced law since 1972, focusing on business law and tax-related issues since 1977. He has continuously served on the board of directors of several companies of varying sizes for over 15 years.
Michael Allen Robinson
Castle Rock, CO Tax Law Attorney with 34 years of experience
(303) 688-0944 757 Maleta Lane
Free ConsultationTax, Animal, Business and Estate Planning
Attorney Mike Robinson has lived in Douglas County, Colorado for over 20 years. He has served on the Board of Directors of the Castle Rock Chamber of Commerce and Cantril House Assisted Living Center, as Post Commander of the Castle Rock Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #10578, President of the Douglas-Elbert Bar Association, Board of Governors - Colorado Bar Association, the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association, and Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity, Who's Who in American Law.
Joel Keeth
(303) 914-1111 1120 Lincoln St., Suite 1511
Timothy Canty
Evergreen, CO Tax Law Lawyer with 40 years of experience
(303) 670-2185 8427 S. Custer Lane
Evergreen, CO 80439
Free ConsultationTax, Bankruptcy, Probate and Real Estate
Licensed in all Colorado and Federal courts Locations in Evergreen and Lakewood or I will meet you somewhere convenient. Always a free consultation. (303) 670-2185 cantyco@msn.com
Joseph E Brown
Castle Rock, CO Tax Law Lawyer
(303) 257-2525 Post Office Box 400
Free ConsultationTax, Bankruptcy, Business and Estate Planning
Western Michigan University Cooley Law School and Western Michigan University Cooley Law School
Joseph E. Brown is the Attorney & Counselor at Law of The Brown Firm, LLC. He is a licensed attorney in the State of Colorado and a member of the Colorado and Douglas County Bar Associations. Joe was born in Wichita, Kansas and graduated Cum Laude from Kansas State University with a B.A. in Philosophy and a minor in Spanish. He then moved to Lansing, Michigan to attend Thomas M. Cooley Law School where he graduated Magna Cum Laude with his Juris Doctorate (J.D.) and completed a Master of Laws (LL.M.) degree in Taxation. Joe worked...
Scott M Estill
Morrison, CO Tax Law Lawyer with 34 years of experience
Morrison, CO 80465
The John Marshall Law School
Attorney Scott M. Estill is a nationally-recognized and sought-after tax speaker and author. He has written multiple books and workshops that help people and businesses save money (with tax planning) on tax deductions and tax strategies for both the immediate and long term future. Until 1995, Scott was a Senior Trial Attorney with the IRS. He left the IRS to give taxpayers the edge by showing them how to fight the IRS and win! Here is a "brief version" of Scott's professional resume: 1995- Present Scott M Estill PC (Colorado)...
David Sprecace
(866) 607-8260 600 17th Street, #2800S
Creighton University School of Law
David A. Sprecace, P.C. provides high-quality tax and legal services in the areas of tax controversy and litigation, and business litigation, formation, and operation. Since obtaining a Taxation Master's degree (LL.M.) in 1993, Mr. Sprecace has defended individual and corporate taxpayers in disputes with the I.R.S., the Colorado Department of Revenue, and the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment, both administratively and in state and federal court. His professional experience includes tax disputes in the areas of employment tax, the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty, tax liens, tax levies, tax return audits, offers in compromise, and the innocent spouse...
Adam Seth Cohen
(303) 295-8372 555 17th St
George Washington University School of Law


Singapore is looking to overtake Hong Kong as the capital of international fund management. With $1.1 trillion in assets, up 13% from last year, Singapore is closing the gap against Hong Kong, which managed about $1.6 trillion last year. Singapore is becoming increasingly attractive to wealthy investors who wish to take advantage of favorable regulatory laws no longer available in such European countries as Switzerland.
Hong Kong faces questions about its long-term stability and its relationship with its Chinese governors. However, its advantage over Singapore is the amount of qualified wealth managers, as Singapore is struggling to train and attract investment professionals. This year, there was a 6.5% growth in trained fund managers, and the numbers are expected to grow as Singapore tries to become a destination for wealthy investors from across the globe.


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THE GOAT TAVERN
Ghost Chants
Old Temple / Godz ov War Productions
Outre's EP album, released in 2013 might have been a forecast of real Tranquillity, however the band's different approach on their debut record is at least surprising.
Their first album Ghost Chants, released through Godz Ov War Productions, is a very strong arrival to the scene, leaving me with no doubt about the band's prospering future. Featuring none other than Stawrogin on vocals, Ghost Chants is an opus which, against all odds, contains a multifaceted structure. After the mesmerizing and very atmospheric intro, you get a dose of frenzied black metal on a professional level. Shadow is an amazingly successful attempt to condense different aspects of black metal with vocals reminding me at times of Atilla's theatrical way. Also, what's worth noticing, lyrics are outstanding, freshly drawing attention to the subject matter of religion and desolation. The Fall strikes with a forceful and doom-ish beginning soon to be turned into proper black metal havoc. At this stage you are able to realize that a word 'mesmerizing' will be the best to describe Ghost Chants. Indeed, the album really has got something enthralling, an even more developed feeling which you experience listening to, for example, Ascension, which Outre's atmosphere reminds me of. Just with better vocals and more interesting riffs. Lament shows a bit more experimental approach, however featuring excellent drum blasts. I think it is an extensive overview of the band's 'know-how' in terms of music. The next chant, Equilibrium is a brilliant interlude perfectly combining two last songs with the rest of the album. Very relaxing in nature, it is a calm before storm, because what is going on in Vengeance can only be described in such a way. The never ending blast leads the listener to the end of the Outre's story, I think my favourite Arrival. Unbelievably atmospheric beginning of the song builds up its ambience and with Stawrogin's amazingly varied vocal attitude, is the perfect ending of the the album.
Ghost Chants proved that Outre is a very prospering outfit, slowly making its position in the Polish black metal scene. Now, I just need to see if the unbelievable atmosphere is not lost during live performances.
Also, it's worth checking the physical copy in the special edition as it is remarkably released.
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As part of The Big Smoke's Next Gen program, Giselle Atlas (13) discusses the unfair expectations that have been placed on girls since time immemorial.
As part of The Big Smoke's Next Gen program, Bailey Mason (15) was at the recent protest that questioned Sea World's dolphin captivity program.
As part of The Big Smoke's Next Gen program, Cara Barnard (11) wants us to embrace the true spirit of Christmas, and give to those who aren't so lucky.
As part of The Big Smoke's Next Gen program, Bailey Mason draws our attention to how Brett Kavanaugh defended SeaWorld in the wake of the Blackfish scandal.
As part of The Big Smoke's Next Gen program, Bailey Mason analyses the growing vegan meat market and the resistance shown by those who rely on animal-based products.
What does the next generation think of today's issues? The Big Smoke's Next Gen program publishes Australian students mentored by TBS writers. Today, Bailey Mason wonders why the fur trade still exists, and pushes us to reconsider taking one off the rack.
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Since being founded in 2002 we have existed as a fashion label that strives to provide quality above all else. Everything we produce is stamped with a country of origin label, but also the coordinates of our design studio which you'll find in the basement of our 62 Lambs Conduit Street store. We believe the provenance of our product and its journey to you are an essential part of our process that gives our product unique personality, delivered honestly.
Introducing Behind The Counter, a new monthly series that celebrates the passions and hobbies of the people that work at Oliver Spencer.
Here's Bleue Burnham, our Head of Sustainability and Assistant Store Manager at Lambs Conduit Street - alongside his work at Oliver Spencer, Bleue is also the founder of his own eponymous line of contemporary men's jewellery, Bleue Burnham: inspired by British modernity, using recycled precious metals and made in London.
Spring asserts itself through varying medium, but swoops the 'erratic weather' crown above all.
We've selected some Spring staples from our SS19 collection that will ensure you're layered up to face the music.
On Saturday the 9th of June Oliver Spencer showcased his SS19 show for London Fashion Week Men at 180 The Strand.
Over the past two years we have taken a focused approach to improving our environmental performance. We have transitioned all our locations to renewable energy suppliers, we have significantly increased our use of environmentally favourable fabrics such as organic cotton and will continue to improve upon this, we have also significantly reduced the amount of packaging we use as well as removing as much plastic as possible. As happy as we are with the progress we have made we know that footprint reduction is only one half of the coin for us. Until we are making products using regenerative practices and using carbon negative methods of manufacturing we will always be taking more than we give back.
Christmas is a truly wonderful time of the year. Despite the temperature, it brings us a sense of warmth and it allows us to take a step back from the day-to-day; to relax and spend some time with the ones we hold close. It is only right that such a special occasion should be treated with consideration.
Our mission has always been to create clothing that is designed with purpose: using high-quality manufacturing and well-sourced, luxury fabrication. Oli spends most of his time between the factory floor and the shop floor, something that has enabled him to understand our customer's needs and at the same time, build trusted relationships with our manufacturers and suppliers.
The origins of corduroy date back as early as 200 AD from Egypt and was formerly known as 'Fustian'. Imported in to Europe, via Italy in the 14th century and predominantly used by the aristocrats of the continent, it's known in more recent times to be a staple of Geography teachers, farmers and a uniform for the working class; it's fair to say that the evolution of corduroy is testament to its versatility, depth of colour and hardy tactility.
A good selection of shirts should be the corner stone for any wardrobe. Buttoning up doesn't always mean smartening up and a variety of styles and fabrics can help bring a simple outfit to life. This week our team headed out with a selection of some of our favourite shirts from the new Autumn/Winter collection and captured a mixture of smart and casual looks around Notting Hill.


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Ishti vai…….biye kore felen….ebar baba hoye jan….R koto Bhai er baccha dekhe anondito hoben.
But god bless The Kid.
Ishti vai, apnar likha pore khub-e valo laglo. Congrats. Apnar moto ami-o chachar hoyechi kichudin age-e.


Louie Perez of Los Lobos is calling from Los Angeles, and for a brief moment he turns the tables on the interviewer and starts asking questions. The band formerly known as Los Lobos del Este de Los Angeles had just released its latest studio album,"Gates of Gold (429 Records), and it finds the band shuffling styles and taking risks with the hunger of their early days.
"We've been around a long time — it'll be 42 years for us next week. Does this mean critics say 'ho-hum' when we release another album?" Perez asks.
As easy as it might be to take Los Lobos for granted in the way it has managed to maintain a high standard across the decades, it would be a mistake.
Gates of Gold, released in September, contains some of the quintet's best work. The acoustic title track finds the group, sons of Mexican immigrants, contemplating the promise of a new country that greeted their ancestors and their own mortality. "Mis-Treater Boogie Blues" oozes nastiness, the guitar break in "Made to Break Your Heart" evokes vintage Neil Young and Crazy Horse, and the rampaging "Too Small Heart" evokes the Jimi Hendrix Experience. But the best moments bubble through in the jazzy exploration of "When We Were Free" and the eerie soul of "There I Go," which sounds like a stray track from D'Angelo's latest album. Neither song sounds quite like anything Los Lobos has tried before.
That shared musical language, the ability to find their voice in myriad styles of music, began taking shape as Perez, Hidalgo, Cesar Rosas and Conrad Lozano were growing up in East Los Angeles in the late '60s and early '70s (they were joined in the '80s by saxophonist Steve Berlin). It's a journey chronicled in a fine recent biography of the band, "Dream in Blue" (University of Texas Press), by veteran rock journalist Chris Morris. It details how the band dug into its Mexican heritage in the '70s with traditional acoustic instruments, playing weddings and at restaurants in the barrio, then transitioned into the punk and Americana scene flourishing in Hollywood alongside X, the Blasters and Social Distortion in the early '80s.
A brief flirtation with pop fame, thanks to a No. 1 hit with a cover of Ritchie Valens' "La Bamba" in 1987, prompted the band to take a left turn and mate traditional sounds with psychedelic experimentation on its masterpiece, the 1992 Kiko album. The group continued to write and record new material in recent decades and even enjoyed its first Top 50 album in three decades, Tin Can Trust in 2010. All the while, the core lineup has never changed, a rare occurrence for any band.
The band remains in demand and their touring schedule heavy, including stops at the Lincoln Center Performance Hall on Wednesday and the Boulder Theater on Thursday.
The Fort Collins show is being billed as "A Celebration of Mexican-American Heritage" because the band will combine with Ballet Folklorico Mexican to offer a performance that includes song, dance, music and film that highlights the contributions of Mexican-Americans in U.S. history.
Yet, Perez says the band wouldn't continue if it stopped writing new songs.
"We can't set that aside, that would prune us back to a stub creatively," he says. "David was sending me YouTube videos and a lot of that stuff rubbed off on the new album. That big guitar explosion in the middle of 'Made to Break Your Heart,' it's like a Les Paul atom bomb, and then there are these guitar orchestrations on 'Magdalena,' which is cool.


Are you wondering where to get some inspiration for your home? Instagram is the place to be . It is my favourite social media website at the moment . When I put up a post it can be seen all over the world. I will spend a little time explaining how it works in simple terms as I am known for my love hate relationship with technology and all things that require passwords.
ME. Whats my Itunes password please ?
ME. Thats not working, remember you changed it?
A. What did I change it to?
We had a good laugh about this and got down to basics to get it all sorted.
I have always left all the techy stuff to others hence my complete reliance on others to install things and "get me started". Once I'm started I will give it my very best shot and learn all I can to master the task .


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Decanter Staff January 21, 2011
Decanter's globetrotting consultant editor gives us a round-up of recent tastings, his views on current issues in the wine world and top bottles to drink or keep
2009 Beaujolais and Mâconnais Five beautiful post-vintage October days in the Mâconnais and Beaujolais made me regret I no longer live in France. The first stop: a tasting in Villefranche-sur-Sâone with Georges Duboeuf's son, Franck, comparing the 2009s to the '05s and '03s, which left no doubt that 2009 is really not to be missed. The following day was for whites, starting with the mineral, high-elevation wines of Domaine Barraud at Vergisson, then lunch at the historic Château Fuissé, whose vineyards Les Combettes, Les Brulées and Les Clos are likely to be the first in the Pouilly-Fuissé appellation to be classified premier cru. Dinner in Mâcon was hosted by Les Artisans du Blanc, an association of 19 domaines (including those of Burgundians Anne-Claude Leflaive and Dominique Lafon), who stress the importance of terroir and natural winemaking with passionate individuality.
The next three days were almost entirely red, mostly devoted to seven of the 15 members of Expressions d'Origine who represent the depth of quality across the 10 Beaujolais crus. Domaine Paul Janin's Clos des Tremblay, Moulin-à-Vent; Louis Jadot's Château des Jacques Clos des Grands Carquelins, Moulin-à-Vent; Dominique Piron's Côte de Py, Morgon (and that of his neighbour Jean-Marc Burgaud, recommended here last month); Vincent Audras's Clos de Haute Combe, Julienas; Château Thivin's Côte de Brouilly and Château de la Chaize's Brouilly – all great wines. Finally, Jean-Paul Brun of Domaine des Terres Dorées showed that he merits 'Beaujolais's Best Winemaker' gong from French critic MichelBettane, with a superb Grille Midi, Fleurie and the region's best Beaujolais white – and not a wine over 12.5% alcohol. (Importers: Domaine Direct, SavageSelections and The Wine Society).
New icon of Chile
Along with 100 guests – principally the agents for Errazuriz in 70 countries – I attended three action-packed days in
Chile in November, the high point being the opening of Eduardo Chadwick's Icon Winery on his family's Don Maximiano Estate in the Aconcagua Valley. The first visit was to the recently planted Aconcagua Costa vineyards,
the Costa (near the coast) being a new derivative of the Aconcagua appellation. Seven varieties are planted on
230ha (hectares), with Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Syrah heading the list. A further 70ha are
to be planted on stunningly steep slopes, leaving 800ha for flora and fauna. The 2010s are already very striking: the
whites showing perfectly balanced fruit and acidity, while the drier style Syrah and especially the extraordinary Pinot
Noir which impressed Pierre-Henry Gagey of Louis Jadot, prove the point of this new appellation.
Designed by architect Samuel Claro with the bowlshaped surrounding vineyards in mind, the Icon Winery's soaring, cathedral-like entrance leads to a circular three-level, gravity-fed winery with natural light streaming in from all aspects. Icon wines at dinner included Don Maximiano Founder's Reserve 2001 and 1997, Cabernet Sauvignon showing through with flesh and grip; the powerfully spicy La Cumbre Syrah 2002; and, my personal favourite, Kai 2005, Chadwick's Carmenere pride and joy. Several guests were singled out for special mention and I was even made an honorary Huaso – a grander version of the Argentinian Gaucho – and have the cape and hat to prove it!
An Indian gala
With an afternoon between planes, I headed to a board meeting of The Wine Society of India in Bangalore, home to
Dr Vijay Mallya's United Breweries. His Kingfisher Beers dominate all rivals, and sales of more than 100 million cases
of whisky in the India subcontinent alone place him a close second in global spirit sales to Diageo – UB's Scottish
brands include Jura, Whyte & Mackay and Dalmore. Wine consumption in India lies at 1%, compared to 50% for beer
and 49% for spirits. If the dinner the WSI gave in Mumbai to 200 paying guests under the theme 'Wine – the bringer of
joy; the song of the earth' is anything to go by, it won't stay at 1% for long.
First growths at Decanter
I arrived back in time for the Decanter Fine Wine Encounter's unique first growth masterclass. My question on winemaker influence was answered by Jean-Philippe Delmas of Haut-Brion, who said that while terroir, weather and human element all had a bearing: 'the final blend is egoistical – it comes down to what I like and my taste is not the same as my father's, so my wines are not the same either'. A masterclass with a first growth of California, Opus One, the Mondavi-Rothschild venture in Napa, followed the next day, with eight vintages presented by winemaker Michael
Silacci, from the rare first vintage 1979 and ending with 2006. Silacci left no doubt that the dominating influences on a wine were identical to those at Haut-Brion.
Two small tastings stood out recently, the first being Tim and Judy Finn's celebration of their 30th vintage at Neudorf, the first vineyard planted in Nelson, on New Zealand's South Island. The best wines go under the Moutere label and the off-dry 2009 Pinot Gris, limey and lifted 2009 Riesling, Chassagne-like 2008 Chardonnay and vigorous
2008 Pinot Noir took my votes for the young wines; the older vintages, in order, being 2004, 2005 and 2002,
showed superbly at lunch. (Importer: Richards Walford). The second tasting was a range of 11 wines made by the
brilliant Rianie Strydom at Haskell Vineyards in South Africa's Stellenbosch. Under the second label, Dombeya, a white peach 2009 Chardonnay and a vineyard-influenced 2007 Shiraz shone, while the Haskell Aeon Syrah 2008 with 5% Mourvedre had great potential and individuality, and the Bordeaux blend Haskell IV 2008 was balanced, enhanced
but not smothered by 80% new oak. At £30 these should be considered for the cellar. (Importer: Lea & Sandeman)
Written by Steven Spurrier


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Q: Supersymmetry Perturbation Theory Source:Mirror Symmetry p.198
I have the Hamiltonian
$$H = \lambda\bigg( \frac{1}{2} \tilde{p} + \frac{1}{2}h''(x_i)^2(\tilde{x}-\tilde{x_i})^2 + \frac{1}{2}h''(x_i)[\overline{\psi}, \psi] \bigg) + \lambda^{1/2} (\cdots) + (\cdots) + \mathcal{O}(\lambda^{-1/2})\tag{10.157}$$
where the leading term is
$$H_0 = \frac{1}{2}p^2 + \frac{\lambda^2}{2} h''(x_i)^2 (x-x_i)^2 + \frac{\lambda}{2}h''(x_i) [\overline{\psi}, \psi]\tag{10.158}$$
which is the Hamiltonian of the supersymmetric harmonic oscillator and therefore the ground states are:
$$\Psi_i = e^{-\frac{\lambda}{2}h''(x_i)(x-x_i)^2} \left\vert 0\right> + \cdots \ \text{if} \  h''(x_i) > 0\tag{10.159}$$
$$\Psi_i = e^{-\frac{\lambda}{2}\vert h''(x_i)\vert(x-x_i)^2} \overline{\psi} \left\vert 0\right> + \cdots \  \text{if} \ h''(x_i) < 0,\tag{10.160}$$
where the +... represent the subleading terms in $\lambda^{-1/2}$.
And now to my question:
The author says that one can find the subleading terms so that the energy is strictly zero to all orders in  $\lambda^{-1/2}$, by inserting the expansion of the potential $$h(x) = h(x_i) + \frac{1}{2 \lambda}h''(x_i) (x-x_i)^2 +...$$
into
$e^{-\frac{\lambda}{2}h} \left\vert 0\right>$ or $e^{\frac{\lambda}{2}h} \overline{\psi} \left\vert 0\right>$
but i could not see it.

A: This is explained on p. 193-194. For $h^{\prime\prime}(x_i)\neq 0$ there is precisely one ground state (i.e. normalizable wave function with zero energy.)
It is always a Gaussian function. The signature$^1$ of $h^{\prime\prime}(x_i)$ determines whether the ground state is proportional to $ \left\vert 0\right>$ or to $\overline{\psi} \left\vert 0\right>$.
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$^1$ The square of $h^{\prime\prime}(x_i)$ in eqs. (10.157) & (10.158) are typos. Also there are implicitly written  proportionality constants in eqs. (10.159) & (10.160).

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The Contemporary Review, 43. köide
In the churchyard she found the names which, it had struck her painfully, had disappeared from the signboards.
"It was strange the feeling of almost glad recognition that came over me in finding so many familiar figures out of my childhood and youth all gathered together in one place; but still more interesting for me than these later graves were two that I remember to have wept little innocent tears over before I had a conception what real weeping meant—the grave of the little girl who was burnt to death while drying her white muslin frock at the fire; and that of the young officer (ftutherfbrd) who was shot in a duel. The oval tablet of white marble over the little girl's grave was as bright and spotless as on the first day—as emblematic of tiie child's existence it commemorated; it seemed to my somewhat excited imagination that the youthfulness and innocence there buried had impregnated the nnrble to keep it snow-white for ever."
There she now lies in her turn, by her father's side, restored to him in death, though one grudges to think so far apart and separated from him who was the companion of her life.
How she ventured at last to the house of the old ladies whom she loved, and was recognized by them; how the town woke up to recognize her, and the old servant Jamie knew her before he saw her. "Then you were told it was me?" "No; they told us just we was to speak to a lady at the George, and I knew it was Mrs. Carlyle." "But how could you tell, dear Jamie?" "Hoots, who else could it be?" There could not be a more pathetic story, though all so simple. The little town so still, the schoolroom door open in the early brightness of the new-born day, showing her the place where " at seven in the morning James Brown found me asleep after two hours' hard study, asleep between the leaves of the great Atlas ;" the houses all shut up, but gradually awakening to life and knowledge. She went back frequently afterwards, visiting her old friends, and recognized by everybody, and gradually the pathos and the wonder died away.
In Edinburgh, there were aunts, loved, but gently caricatured, and Betty—Betty, the beloved servant-woman of old, to whom she was always the "dear bairn," whom she sent the writer once to see in a little roadside hamlet out of Edinburgh, an old woman with a still wise face that had seen many a sorrow, in the still, little room, with its spark of fire, and the house-door which admitted straight into it open to the summer air. Is she there still, one wonders, in her close cap and grey gown, and patient gravity and love? There seems no reason why such an example of the antique world should ever die. She outlived her mistress, her " bairn," at least, so far as our recollection goes.
This sweet and tender picture it would be well to end upon: but in the painful circumstances of the case it will not be for such touching episodes as this that reviewers or critics will look, but
Vol. Xliii. v V
for something -that will throw light upon the canker of this woman's life, so full of impassioned feeling as she was. And such passages will not be far to seek. The canker was chiefly in herself—in the selftormenting faculty which never existed in greater perfection in any woman, though that is saying much. Those keen and passionate souls each with the sharp two-edged sword of speech, cutting this way and that, each so intolerant, so impatient, so incapable of endurance, all nerves and sensation, and nothing but themselves to try their spiritswould they have been better apart, each perhaps sheathed in the silky tissues of a milder and softer nature? We doubt it much. The milder partner would have bored them both, whereas in swift change of mood, in infinite variety, in passions of misery and recovered happiness, there was no weariness. "I am always wondering," she says, after one of her bad moments, "how I can, even in my angriest mood, talk about leaving you for good and all; for to be sure were I to leave you to-day on that principle, I should need absolutely to go back to-morrow to see how you were taking it!" Most true and certain! There were times when they could with difficulty live together; and yet there was never a time when they could have done without each other. It was always "111 to hae, but waur to want."
We must, however, before leaving this publication, do what is odious to us ff it were not necessary, and that is, call the attention of the reader to what we cannot call less than a deliberate outrage upon a helpless dead woman, with neither son nor champion to stand up for her. These volumes were announced as prepared for publication by Carlyle himself, and so they were in great part, with many interjected notes which we can scarcely Call less than foolish, besides some valuable explanatory details. But in the midst of this mass of letters, thus prepared (enough of them, Heaven knows! to have been by good judgment, one would have said, pared and weeded a little rather than increased), Mr. Carlyle's executor found certain brief extracts which he did not quite understand. This set his curiosity to work, and he once more examined the mass of papers left to him by the fond old man who trusted him, and found therein a diary of Mrs. Carlyle's which explained the matter. The matter was that there had once crossed that self-tormented spirit a cloud of bitter but visionary jealousy: the word is too strong—of hot intolerance rather, impatience, bitter irritation, called forth by the pleasure her husband took in the company of a certain great lady, a brilliant woman of society, whom she did not herself love, but whose charm and influence fascinated him. There were none of the features oT ordinary jealousy in this dark fit, no possibility of unfaithfulness, unless it might be intellectual—a preference for the
talk, the dazzle of a witty circle in which worship was paid to him, and the still more nattering devotions of its presiding spirit. This fascination drew him night after night away from home, depriving his wife of his society, and suggesting to her over again by that whisper of the devil at her ear, which she was always too ready to listen to, that she had ceased to be the first and only woman in the world to him. Such a breath of hell has crossed and withered many a blooming life; in this case the fit was temporary, lasting but a short time, and buried in the tender rapprochement of the later chapter of life. The discovery of this bit of writing was a godsend to the biographer, who must have felt by this time that the mass of the letters were by,no means so conformable to his theory as might have been desired. He sent it off at once to Miss Jewsbury to have her elucidations, the only person living who could speak with authority on the subject. Neither the one nor the other seem to have asked themselves what right they had to spy into a secret which the husband had respected. Geraldine, good and kind as woman ever was, but romantic and officious, and pleased too in a regretful way at the discovery, did her part, as may be imagined. "The reading has been like the calling up of ghosts. It was a very bad time with her then, noone but herself, or one constantly with her, knows what she suffered, physically as well as morally," Miss Jewsbury says. And here is produced triumphantly between them this little basket of fragments, with a preface from the male friend, historical and philosophical, "married him against the advice of friends," " worked for him like a servant," all over again: and a postscript from the female friend, sentimental and descriptive: "She was bright and beautiful, with a certain star-like radiance and grace. She had gone off into the desert with him. The offering was accepted, but like the precious things flung by Benvenuto into the furnace when his statue was molten, they were all1 consumed in the flames: he gave her no human help and tenderness." So Geraldine in a piece of fine writing—words as untrue as ever words were, as every unprejudiced reader of this book will see for himself, and entirely contrary to that kind soul's ordinary testimony. Not a critic, so far as we are aware, has ever suggested that this proceeding was unjustifiable, or outside of the limits of honour. Is it then permissible to outrage the memory of a wife, and betray her secrets because one has received as a gift her husband's papers? She gave n^ permission, left no authority for such a proceeding. Does the disability of women go so far as this? or is there no need for honour in respect to the dead ?" There ought to be no mystery about Carlyle," says Mr. Froude. No, poor, foolish, fond old man! there is no mystery about him henceforward, thanks to his own distracted babble of genius, first of all. But how about his wife?
Did she authorize Mr. Froude to unveil her most secret thoughts, her darkest hours of weakness, which even her husband passed reverently over? No woman of this generation, or of any other we are acquainted with, has had such desperate occasion to he saved from her friends: and public feeling and sense of honour must be at a low ebb indeed when no one ventures to stand up and stigmatize as it deserves this betrayal and exposure of the secret of a woman's weakness, a secret which throws no light upon anything, which does not add to our knowledge either of her character or her husband's, and with which the public had nothing whatever to do.
M. O. W. Oliphant.
THE BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE OF
COMMONS.
THERE are not wanting among observant public men those who think that the House of Commons has become unmanageable, and may become unserviceable. There cannot be a doubt that the history of that great assembly during the last few years has not added to its reputation, either at home or abroad; and it is distressing to hear, both on the Continent of Europe and in the United States of America, remarks as to its loss of prestige and its legislative impotence. There is an impression widely prevalent out of doors —a very false one, but not at all to be wondered at considering what has taken place—that the Parliament elected in 1880 is, in point of personnel, inferior to its predecessors, and one constantly hears such observations as "The House of Commons is not what it once was;" "What a change, to be sure, has taken place in the House—such a set of fellows now compose it!" This idea is quite a mistaken one. The highest authorities are of opinion that, take it all in all, there has never been a more able, honest, and high-minded Parliament than that now sitting, notwithstanding that certain influences have paralyzed its action, and rendered it comparatively powerless properly to carry on the business of the nation.
The origin of the evil was, that statesmen on both sides failed to see long ago that the constitution of the popular branch of the legislature had, in the hands of the householders, entirely changed, and that new rules and forms of procedure had become absolutely necessary in order to get through the work. In former times members consisted, to a very large extent, of men about town, frequenters of the clubs, younger sons—who attended generally only on great occasions, few of whom took part in the debates, and who were governed by a sort of unwritten law; now these have been displaced


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2019, Review, Review of the year, Looking back
The Amos Staff Team
Jess Foster, Clive Horsman, Mark Kensett, Nick Welsh & friends
It's that time of year to look back at what was, as we look forward to what will be. Here are the Amos staff team's top picks of 2019; from workshops in Tanzania to marathons in Bethlehem, from cricket finals at Lord's to home rebuilds in Palestine, from cycle rides in the West Bank to fundraising dinners in London — these are our highlights.
What a busy old year it was! Read the Amos staff team's highlights of 2019.
On Her Terms, Lead
Once In A Lifetime: Karin Joseph (far right), moderating the Women's panel at Amos' first Climate Justice summit — Cambridge, September 2019
Once In A Lifetime — Climate Justice summit
The whole summit was a highlight for me, particularly the spirituality session, the open mic cabaret and the final session when we visited the Botanic Garden. I also loved the opportunity to lead the women's panel (see above).
Tanzania workshop
This surpassed my expectations; the participants gained so much learning from the team at Cheka Sana and it really helped me to see where On Her Terms could lead.
India visit
Visiting our partner Karunalaya for the first time and then leading my first Amos supporter trip to see them, in the same year, was really great. I felt so proud to have them as one of our On Her Terms partners.
I think all three of my highlights are about our ability to build relationships and bring people together, which I felt very acutely this year.
Community Engagement and Fundraising
Deck The Halls: Katie Hagley speaking at the Amos Trust Advent Bethlehem carol service in West Yorkshire — December 2019
Sami Awad's Christmas tour
Getting the chance to spend time with Sami Awad from Holy Land Trust is always great but just as important was the chance to spend time with our supporters old and new. It's hard work being on tour but it brings together all we do and I love that.
Palestine Marathon
Actually completing the marathon was a highlight, despite injuries and wrong turnings — but more importantly, seeing what it meant to the rest of the team to take part in the run and the whole experience. And spending time with Said and Elias from Holy Land Trust, our beloved partners in Bethlehem.
Dámaris and Gilberto's tour
The chance to spend time with our partners on tour is always a highlight; chatting on trains, over dinner, sharing events. Having Dámaris and Gilberto visit the UK in September 2019 was especially wonderful as it felt like people really engaged with our work in Nicaragua, particularly at Amos Day when they got to meet so many of our supporters.
We're busy planning lots of exciting things for 2020 which I can't wait to share with you all.
Women only: The Women Of The West Bank group from the UK, with Amos' Administrator Jill Howard-Gunasekera third from the right, standing at the top of the Mount of Olives over-looking the Old City of Jerusalem — June 2019.
Meeting Jean Zaru in Palestine
I remember sitting in a curtained, office meeting room in Ramallah and a slightly older (than me), lady walked in. Lucy (from Wi'am) introduced her as Jean Zaru. Little did I know what a great hour I was about to spend with a remarkable thinker. Even in that short time, she opened up for me new ways of thinking about things, particularly what she described as the 'violence of the weak'.
Jean is also a Quaker theologian and leader and when I got back home I bought her book straight away, 'Occupied with non-violence', which is available via Blackwell's here. I recommend it.
Street Child Cricket World Cup at Lord's
I had the pleasure of meeting the South Indian Cricket team from Karunalaya at the Amos office ahead of their world cup matches. I just remember mostly their huge smiles, and excited talking, so I felt it would be great to go and watch them if I got the chance.
As my husband doesn't like cricket, (he loves it!), he was more than a little enthusiastic when I suggested we go to Lords! It was a wonderful afternoon and they won!! It was brilliant to see them leaping in the air with joy.
Learning from other women
I was struck travelling with an all women's group at the enormous wealth of experience and skills around me. Some of the Palestinian women speakers we visited were surprised there were no men with us. It seemed to change the dynamic in the way they spoke with us.
Our male drivers were also, shall we say, surprised by us! It was a fantastic trip and thank you to all my fellow trippers, if you are reading this, for making it so good!
I'm looking forward to helping develop our work with young women and girls with the rest of team throughout 2020.
If you build it, they will come: Amos' Operations Manager and Home Rebuild Lead, Nive Hall, taking things very seriously on site in the West Bank — April 2019
Home Rebuild — Lulu's story
It took a week for Lulu, the mother from the family whose home we were helping to rebuild, to feel comfortable telling the story of the night her home was demolished — a week of building trust and becoming friends. In the safe space that emerged, the story was all the more devastating.
Home Rebuild — Chris Cant's kidnapping (not really)
It's hard managing a large group but trying to get three groups to three different projects at the same time, with drivers who don't know where they are going is an even bigger challenge. That's how Chris, one of our amazing home rebuilders, and two others ended up being dropped in the middle of nowhere, with men they didn't know, by a taxi driver who had disappeared in a cloud of dust.
My nerves about the group chastising me were unfounded as Chris regaled us with a hilarious account of his adventures. I was profoundly moved when I asked for 10 volunteers for the same project for the next day and 25 hands shot up.
Amos Road Club — Mike Stan's epiphany
Mike's been on almost all of our Road Club rides, coast to coast, London to Paris and beyond. When he told us how going to ride in Palestine had been an incredibly moving and transformative experience for him, it showed me how inviting people to just come and join us in one thing can start journeys with destinations we could not have imagined at the start.
If you would like to join me on the next Amos Home Rebuild in Palestine in early April 2021, please click here for more details.
On Yer Bike: Amos Trust's Director Chris Rose cycling through the West with Amos Road Club — March 2019
Tour of Palestine
After the Giro d' Palestine ride in 2018, we were able to explore the West Bank at a far more leisurely pace in 2019; meeting Ahed Tamimi and her family, staying a night at Banksy's Walled Off Hotel in Bethlehem and the world-class descent into Jericho were all highlights.
Gaza visit and Walk The West Bank
A lowlight or the highlight of the year — I'm not sure which. I was deeply saddened by my trip to Gaza in November. It made me really angry and reminds me so deeply of why Ahlan Gaza and our work there is so important.
Then, the home-stays, the walking and the group as a whole on our first Walk the West Bank trip since the Just Walk To Jerusalem back in 2017 was incredible.
Lord's were unbelievable hosts for the Street Child Cricket World Cup final. I'd watched the members area on TV since I was a child but never expected to be in the Long Room myself. But to be there and to see Karunalaya's young people win was wonderful.
Then to be the guest of Paul Raj's, their star batsmen, in their shack on the side of one of Chennai's busiest roads, and to see their pride that we were their guest and in their son when I told them what a great ambassador he was? Just unforgettable.
2019 was another year when we were able to partner with more amazing people and grow our relationships with our partners and friends around the world.
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Rock & Roll: Glen Matlock from the Sex Pistols (left) and Amos' Nick Welsh in Jerusalem as part of Palestine Music Expo — April 2019
Palestine Music Expo — Ramallah
Palestine Music Expo (PMX) is an annual music industry showcase event that introduces musicians from across the West Bank and Gaza to industry professionals from around the world.
2019 saw the third edition of PMX take place in Ramallah where I was able to show the delegates around some of our favourite places; the Old City of Jerusalem (with Glen Matlock from the Sex Pistols, above), Hebron and of course, Banksy's Walled Off Hotel in Bethlehem.
Gaza visit
Visiting Gaza is such a privilege. My second visit to the besieged Strip in August was a planning trip for our upcoming Ahlan Gaza project. I also spent some time with our incredible partners in Gaza City, Al Ahli Arab Hospital and NECC Vocational Training Centre.
Ottolenghi fundraising dinner
The annual Amos/Ottolenghi fundraising dinner is always a highlight of the year. We're so lucky to have the opportunity to partner with Yotam Ottolenghi and Sami Tamimi. Good people and incredible food — it's such a fun night.
I think that all my highlights reflect how outward-facing Amos is and how we really love to connect and introduce new people to our work.
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This is a list of schools in Hillsborough County, Florida.

Public high schools
Note: high schools are grades 9-12 unless otherwise noted.

Alonso High School (Raven) (IB)
Armwood High School (Hawk)
Blake High School (Yellow Jacket)
Bloomingdale High School (Bull)
Bowers/Whitley Career Center (Viking)
Brandon High School (Eagle)
Chamberlain High School (Storm) formerly (Chief)
D. W. Waters Career Center (11–12) (Cheetah)
Durant High School (Cougar)
East Bay High School (Indian)
Freedom High School (Patriot)
Gaither High School (Cowboy)
Hillsborough High School (Terrier) (IB)
Jefferson High School (Dragon)
King High School (Lion) (IB)
Lennard High School (Longhorn)
Leto High School (Falcon)
Middleton High School (Tiger)
Newsome High School (Wolf)
Plant High School (Panther)
Plant City High School (Raider)
Riverview High School (Shark)
Robinson High School (Knight) (IB)
Sickles High School (Gryphon)
Simmons Career Center (11-12)
South County Career Center (11-12) (Bobcat)
Spoto High School (Spartan)
Steinbrenner High School (Warrior)
Strawberry Crest High School (Charger) (IB)
Sumner High School (Stingray)
Tampa Bay Technical High School (Titan)
Wharton High School (Wildcat)

Public middle schools
Note: Magnet schools are indicated with *

Adams Middle School (Golden Eagle) formerly (Warrior)
Barrington Middle School (Bolt)
Benito Middle School (Jaguar)
Buchanan Middle School (Buccaneer)
Burnett Middle School (Wolf)
Burns Middle School (Bruin)
Coleman Middle School (Cobra)
Davidsen Middle School (Dragon)
Dowdell Middle School (Dolphin)*
Eisenhower Middle School (General)
Farnell Middle School (Eagle)
Ferrell Girls Preparatory Academy (Tiger Cub)*
Franklin Boys Preparatory Academy (Patriot)*
Giunta Middle School (Giant)
Greco Middle School (Cub)
Hill Middle School (Bear)
Jennings Middle School (Jaguar)
Liberty Middle School (Eagle)
Madison Middle School (Mustang)
Mann Middle School (Raider)
Marshall Middle School (Dragon)*
Martinez Middle School (Mustang)
McLane Middle School (Viking)
Memorial Middle School (Bulldog)
Monroe Middle School (Charger)*
Mulrennan Middle School (Mustang)
Orange Grove Middle School (Lion)*
Pierce Middle School (Archer)
Progress Village Middle School (Bobcat)*
Randall Middle School (Hawk)
Rodgers Middle School (Stingray)
Shields Middle School (Sailfish)
Sligh Middle School (Cougar)*
Smith Middle School (Shark)
Stewart Middle School (Yellow Jacket)*
Tomlin Middle School (Tiger)
Turkey Creek Middle School (Turkey)
Walker Middle School (Wolf)* (IB)
Webb Middle School (Spider)
Williams Middle School (Cougar)* (IB)
Wilson Middle School (Bulldog)
Young Middle School (Patriot)*

Public elementary schools
Note: Magnet schools are indicated with *
Alafia Elementary School (Alligator)
Alexander Elementary School (Tiger)
Anderson Elementary School (Eagle)
Apollo Beach Elementary School (Dolphin)
B.T. Washington Elementary School (Yellow Jacket)
Bailey Elementary School (Bull)
Ballast Point Elementary School (Bulldog)
Bay Crest Elementary School (Seagull)
Bellamy Elementary School (Bobcat)
Bevis Elementary School (Bronco)
Bing Elementary School (Bulldog)
Boyette Springs Elementary School (Bobcat)
Brooker Elementary School (Bolt) formerly (Brave)
Broward Elementary School (Tiger)
Bryan Elementary School (Bulldog)
Bryant Elementary School (Bronco)
Buckhorn Elementary School (Bear)
Burney Elementary School (Bronco)
Cannella Elementary School (Comet)
Carrollwood Elementary School (Owl)
Chiaramonte Elementary School (Lion)
Chiles Elementary School (Falcon)
Cimino Elementary School (Cougar)
Citrus Park Elementary School (Eagle)
Clair Mel Elementary School (Cougar)
Clark Elementary School (Cougar)
Claywell Elementary School (Cougar)
Cleveland Elementary School (Cub)
Collins Elementary School (Panther)
Colson Elementary School (Cougar)
Cork Elementary School (Cougar)
Corr Elementary School (Cub)
Crestwood Elementary School (Lion)
Cypress Creek Elementary School (Manatee)
Davis Elementary School (Dragon)
Deer Park Elementary School (Cub)
DeSoto Elementary School (Dragon)
Dickenson Elementary School (Dolphin)
Doby Elementary School (Navigator)
Dover Elementary School (Dragon)
Dunbar Elementary School (Doctor)*
Edison Elementary School (Eagle)
Egypt Lake Elementary School (Eagle)
Essrig Elementary School (Panther)
Fishhawk Creek Elementary School (Falcon)
Folsom Elementary School (Falcon)
Forest Hills Elementary School (Panther) formerly (Brave)
Foster Elementary School (Eagle)
Frost Elementary School (Cougar)
Gibsonton Elementary School (Dog)
Gorrie Elementary School (Jaguar)
Grady Elementary School (Tiger)
Graham Elementary School (Roadrunner)
Hammond Elementary School (Wolf Cub)
Heritage Elementary School (Bobcat)
Hunters Green Elementary School (Panther)
Ippolito Elementary School (Otter)
Jackson Elementary School (Superstar)
James Elementary School (Jaguar)
Just Elementary School (Jaguar)
Kenly Elementary School (Cougar)
Kimbell Elementary School (Cougar)
Kingswood Elementary School (Panther)
Knights Elementary School (Knight)
Lake Magdalene Elementary School (Manatee)
Lamb Elementary School (Lightning)
Lanier Elementary School (Dolphin)
Lewis Elementary School (Panther)
Limona Elementary School (Lion)
Lincoln Elementary School (Lion)* (IB)
Lithia Springs Elementary School (Lynx)
Lockhart Elementary School (Cougar)*
Lomax Elementary School (Panther)*
Lopez Elementary School (Leopard)
Lowry Elementary School (Leopard)
Mabry Elementary School (Dolphin)
MacFarlane Park Elementary School* (IB)
Mango Elementary School (Dolphin)
McDonald Elementary School (Mustang)
McKitrick Elementary School (Bobcat)
Mendenhall Elementary School (Tiger)
Miles Elementary School (Mustang)
Mintz Elementary School (Mariner)
Mitchell Elementary School (Bobcat)
Morgan Woods Elementary School (Tiger)
Mort Elementary School (Manatee)
Muller Elementary School (Alligator)*
Nelson Elementary School (Eagle)
Northwest Elementary School (Nighthawk)
Oak Grove Elementary School (Jaguar)
Oak Park Elementary School (Lion)
Palm River Elementary School (Panther)
Pinecrest Elementary School (Pilot)
Pizzo K-8 School (Bull)
Potter Elementary School (Eagle)
Pride Elementary School (Lion)
Reddick Elementary School (Stingray)
Riverhills Elementary School* (IB)
Riverview Elementary School (Alligator)
Robinson Elementary School (Roadrunner)
Robles Elementary School (Eagle)
Roland Park K-8 School (Dragon)*
Roosevelt Elementary School (Rough Rider)
Ruskin Elementary School (Rocket) formerly (Brave)
Schmidt Elementary School (Sailor)
Schwarzkopf Elementary School (Bear)
Seffner Elementary School (Mustang)
Seminole Heights Elementary School (Eagle)
Sessums Elementary School (Stallion)
Shaw Elementary School (Bulldog)
Sheehy Elementary School (Lion)
Shore Elementary School*
Springhead Elementary School (Pioneer)
Stowers Elementary School (Cowboy)
Sulphur Springs K-8 School (Tiger)
Summerfield Crossings Elementary School (Cougar)
Summerfield Elementary School (Shark) formerly (Indian)
Symmes Elementary School (Shark)
Tampa Bay Boulevard Elementary School (Panther)
Tampa Heights Elementary School (Navigator)*
Tampa Palms Elementary School (Eagle)
Temple Terrace Elementary School (Tiger)
Thompson Elementary School (Trailblazer)
Thonotosassa Elementary School (Thunderbolt) formerly (Chief)
Tinker K-8 School (Tiger)
Town and Country Elementary School (Tiger)
Trapnell Elementary School (Trapper)
Turner Bartels K-8 Elementary School (Tiger)
Twin Lakes Elementary School (Roadrunner)
Valrico Elementary School (Hawk)
Walden Lake Elementary School (Eagle)
Warren Hope Dawson Elementary School (Dragon)
West Shore Elementary School (Wildcat)
West Tampa Elementary School (Greyhound)
Westchase Elementary School (Wizard)
Wilson Elementary School (Wildcat)
Wimauma Elementary School (Wildcat)
Witter Elementary School (Wildcat)
Woodbridge Elementary School (Wildcat)
Yates Elementary School (Eagle)

Charter schools

Advantage Academy of Hillsborough (Plant City)
Anderson Elementary Academy
Bell Creek Academy (Panther)
Brooks-DeBartolo Collegiate High School (Phoenix)
Carl Sagan Academy
Channelside Academy of Math and Science (K-5)
Channelside Middle School (6-8)
Community Charter Middle School of Excellence
Cristo Rey Tampa High School (Panther)
Florida Autism Charter School of Excellence
Focus Academy
Henderson Hammock
Hillsborough Academy of Math and Science
Hope Preparatory Academy
Horizon Charter School of Tampa
Kid's Community College
King's Kids Academy of Health Sciences
Learning Gate Community School
Literacy/Leadership/Technology Academy
Lutz Preparatory School
Metropolitan Ministries
Mount Pleasant Standard-Based Middle School
New Springs Schools K-8
Patel High School (Trailblazers)
Pepin Academies (Tampa Campus) (Falcon)
Pepin Academies (Riverview Campus) (Falcon)
Pivot Charter
Rebirth Academy
RCMA Leadership Academy
RCMA Wimauma Academy
Richardson Montessori Academy
Riverview Academy of Math and Science (K-8)
Seminole Heights Charter High School
Shiloh Elementary Charter School
Shiloh Middle Charter School
Tampa Transitional School of Excellence (Falcon)
Terrace Community Middle School
Trinity School for Children (Tornado)
Town and Country Charter High School
USF/Patel
USF/Patel Intermediate
Valrico Lake Advantage Academy
Village of Excellence
Walton Academy of the Performing Arts
West University Charter High School
Winthrop Charter (Lion)
Woodmont Charter School

Private schools

Academic Achievement Center, Seffner (4-12)
Academy of the Holy Names, Tampa (PreK-12) (Jaguar)
American Youth Academy (PreK-12) (Eagle)
Bayshore Christian School (PreK-12) (Faith Warrior)
Baylife Academy, Seffner, Valrico (K-10)
Beach Park Montessori School (PreK-8) (Poodle)
Berkeley Preparatory School, Tampa (K-12) (Buccaneer)
Bell Shoals Baptist Academy, Valrico (PreK-8) (Panther)
Brandon Academy, Brandon (Scorpion)
Brandon Christian Community School, Brandon (1-6)
Brandon Homeschool Fellowship, Brandon (K-12)
Cambridge Christian School, Tampa (K-12) (Lancer)
Carrollwood Day School (PreK-12) (Falcon)
Center Academy, Riverview (4-12)
Central Baptist, Brandon (K-12) (Lion)
Christ the King Catholic School (PreK-8) (Lion)
Citrus Park Christian School (PreK-12)
Corbett Preparatory School of IDS (PreK-8)
CuttingEdge Learning Academy (K-12)
East Bay Christian School, Riverview
Faith Baptist Academy, Brandon
Families Instructing Students at Home, Brandon (FISH)
Family of Christ Christian School
First Baptist Christian School, Gibsonton
First Baptist Christian Academy, Brandon
Florida College Academy, Temple Terrace (Falcon)
Foundation Christian Academy, Valrico (Panther)
Friendship Christian Academy, Tampa (K-12)
Grace Christian School, Valrico (Patriot)
Heritage Academy
Hillsborough Baptist School, Seffner
Incarnation Catholic School (K-8)
Immanuel Lutheran School, Valrico
Impact Academy, Seffner
Jesuit High School of Tampa (9-12) (Tiger)
Kings Avenue Christian School
Lee Academy for Gifted Education (PreK-12)
Legacy Christian Academy, Seffner (1-12)
Libertas Academy (K-8)
Lighthouse Center for Creative Learning
Livingstone Academy
LLT Academy
Monet's Pond Montessori, Riverview (K-2)
Nativity Catholic School, Brandon (PreK-8) (Cougar)
New Jerusalem Christian Academy, Seffner (Eagle)
North Tampa Christian Academy, Wesley Chapel (Titan)
The Paideia School of Tampa Bay (K-12) (Warrior)
Progress Village Christian Academy (K-4)
Providence Christian School, Riverview (Knight)
Riverview Montessori, Riverview (K-2)
Ruskin Christian School, Ruskin (K-12) (Warrior)
Seffner Christian Academy, Seffner (Crusader)
St. John's Episcopal Parish Day School (Eagle)
St. Lawrence Catholic School, Tampa (Celtic)
St. Mary's Episcopal Day School (PreK-8) (Saint)
St. Peter Claver Catholic School (PreK-8)
St. Stephen Catholic School, Lithia
Tampa Catholic High School (9-12) (Crusader)
Tampa Bay Christian Academy (PreK-12)
Tampa Christian Academy
Tampa Bay Academy
Tampa Bay HEAT
Tampa Day School (K-8)
Tampa Preparatory School (6-12) (Terrapin)
Tropical Acres Christian Academy, Riverview
Universal Academy Of Florida (Falcon)

Historic schools

Historic Bledsoe School - closed 1903, Plant City
Bloomingdale Normal Institute - teachers' college, 1879-1891
Historic Bloomingdale School - closed 1920, Valrico, now zoned to Bloomingdale, Riverview, Brandon, Newsome, and Durant
Glover Negro School - Segregated "strawberry" school for Black Children
Keysville Negro School - Segregated school for Black Children
Historic Turkey Creek High School - 1873–1971, Plant City
Historic Pinecrest High School - Lithia, now Newsome and Durant
Plant City Negro School- later Wheatley High School, Segregated school for Black children
Historic Pleasant Grove School - closed 1903, Plant City
Don Thompson Vocational Senior High School - Segregated school for Black children
Port Tampa Negro School - Segregated K-12 school for Black children, later became Frederick Douglass Elementary School
Thonotosassa Negro School - Segregated school for Black children
Wimauma Negro School - later Bethune Elementary School, Segregated school for Black children

Colleges and universities

Universities

Argosy University
Everest University
Nova Southeastern University
South University - satellite campus in Tampa
Stetson University - satellite campus in Tampa
Stetson University College of Law
Strayer University
Thomas M. Cooley Law School - satellite campus of the University of Western Michigan
Troy University
University of South Florida
University of Tampa
Embry-Riddle: Tampa Campus*

Colleges

The Art Institute
Emmaus Baptist College in brandon
Florida College
Hillsborough Community College - multiple locations
International Academy of Design & Technology
Keiser University
Remington College - Tampa Campus
Sanford-Brown Institute
Southwest Florida College
Southern Technical Institute
Tabernacle Bible College and Seminary in Brandon

Jersey College - School of Nursing

References

Sources
http://www.sdhc.k12.fl.us/schools/
https://web.archive.org/web/20131225123930/https://www.sdhc.k12.fl.us/charter/charterschools.asp
http://www.homes101.net/florida-schools/hillsborough-county-school-district-d5837/
http://www.privateschoolreview.com/county_high_schools/stateid/FL/county/12057
http://www.greatschools.net/cgi-bin/fl/private/6800
https://web.archive.org/web/20091206092713/http://www.sdhc.k12.fl.us/charter/pdf/charterschools.pdf

Hillsborough County


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