US Presidents - America Loves Scorpio and Aquarius Home > Weird and Wonderful > US Presidents US Presidents (Updated 2/06/2017) Zodiac Sun Signs Donald J Trump (chart interpretation) - Gemini - became the 45th President of the United States on 1/20/2017. Including Trump, there have thus far been a total of 44 different individuals that have served in the office of President of the United States of America (USA). It appears that when it comes to Zodiacal Sun Sign qualities in their presidents, citizens of the USA have tended to somewhat favor the Zodiac Sun Signs of Scorpio and Aquarius; each with 5. Most Memorable (in a good way) USA Presidents: George Washington - Sun in Pisces Abraham Lincoln - Sun in Aquarius Teddy Roosevelt - Sun in Scorpio Franklin D Roosevelt - Sun in Aquarius John F Kennedy - Sun in Gemini Barack H Obama - Sun in Leo USA President Zodiac Sun Signs: Aries - 2 Taurus - 4 Gemini - 3 Cancer - 4 Leo - 4 Virgo - 2 Libra - 4 Scorpio - 5 Sagittarius - 3 Capricorn - 4 Aquarius - 5 Pisces - 4 Element of Sun Sign:
Thames Discovery Programme - Thames Archaeological Survey It was not until the early 1990s that the stratified archaeology of Thames foreshore deposits began to be explored more rigorously. Gustav Milne said: It was a survey being conducted in 1993 at Bermondsey by Richard Hill which became the catalyst for the next phase of development. Hill’s examination of the foreshore as part of a study for the Institute of Archaeology revealed prehistoric peat layers containing faunal and lithic artefacts, and the remains of a post-medieval shipyard. Prehistoric structure at Vauxhall, photo by Ken Walton Also in 1993, investigations began on the foreshore at Vauxhall. These projects further demonstrated the enormous potential for surviving archaeological deposits on the foreshore and led to the initiation in 1995 of a Pilot Study jointly instigated by the London Archaeological Research Facility and the Museum of London. Alpha survey record by the Thames Archaeological Survey Bermondsey foreshore Photo by N. Photo by Museum of London
Hasselback Garlic Cheesy Bread Hasselback Garlic Cheesy Bread First thing: this Calphalon Giveaway ends on Friday! Enter enter enter! Second thing: this bread is the bomb. Last week, I got some evil Kerrygold Samples in the mail. Aw, shucks. What is a girl to do? To prevent myself from inhaling it all in a 24 hour period, I put some in the freezer, but then immediately thought of this bread I’ve been wanting to make. They hang out in my booty. {TMI? This bread is the very reason why I run. And believe it or not, this is super simple to make! So, that’s all the info you need to know, m’kay? First thing you’re going to want to do is grab all your ingredients. Into a mixer bowl, add in your water, yeast and honey. Once your yeast has gotten foamy, stir in the salt and the flour in 1/4 cup increments. Once the dough starts pulling away from the sides and the bowl is looking pretty clean, then it’s time to set the timer and walk away. 5 minutes later your dough should be tacky and smooth. And melt it down. Hello, lover. See?
Vacuuming the Lungs By Paul Ford How to breathe deeply when you're nervous. This morning I went to a studio and recorded some writing for eventual radio broadcast. During my readings, I could not get my breath. I sucked in as much air as I could between takes, took off my sweater, wiped my brow, pushed away the chair and knelt on the floor, took a break, and sipped water—but no matter what I tried, I would find myself gasping by the end of every second sentence. Because of this, I couldn't get back to the calm, measured reading I'd rehearsed. My girlfriend is an opera singer and performance studies expert who has spent years working on breathing, so I asked her what to do next time. 1. 2. 3. 4. That's it. Phew.
Wreck in the Thames Princes Channel Founder of Royal Exchange linked to 16th century shipwreck Bow section safely on boardOver the summer, the Port of London Authority has been working with Wessex Archaeology to excavate and recover the bow and part of the side of a late 16th century merchant ship. The shipwreck was first located in April 2003 when the Port of London Authority was undertaking survey work in advance of dredging to deepen the Princes Channel to allow safe passage for the increasingly large ships using the Port. The ship’s timbers have been dated to 1574, and amongst the artefacts recovered is a cannon that has the maker’s marks ‘T G’. Between 1570 and 1579, Sir Thomas Gresham had interests into two iron-founding furnaces in the Weald of Kent, and in 1574 and 1578 he received licences to export cannons to Denmark. Cannon showing the mark of Sir Thomas Gresham Extract from the hydrographic survey. To view an online exhibition of this site download the pdf below.
Potato Gnocchi recipe Recipe #491 Submitted by: marie Preparation time: more than 30 minutes 16 reviews Preparation time: more than 30 minutesHome-made potato pasta dumplings that take a bit of time to make but are well worth it. Ingredients 1 kg red potatoes, boiled with skin on 3 cups plain flour 1 egg Salt and pepper Method Peel and mash cooled potatoes and place in a large bowl. Recipe notes My grandma used to make these when we were kids. Reviews Lovely, light and fluffy gnocchi Reviewed by:jacqif, Mar 5 2014 6:00PM (more reviews by jacqif) “I have made this recipe many times and absolutely love these light fluffy pillows of potato gnocchi. Tasty Reviewed by:Jenniflower12, Feb 26 2014 9:22PM (more reviews by Jenniflower12) “My three year old son and I decided to make this today. Easier than I thought! Reviewed by:meat+veg, Nov 10 2013 10:31AM (more reviews by meat+veg) “Made these for the first time and easier than I thought they would be. I never knew gnocchi could be so easy to make! Loved It
Natal Chart Report Back to list of charts More Free Reports: Compatibility for Lovers: add a second person - compatibility Horoscope: your stars today See the planets' influence on your natal chart for the next 14 days: transits What follows is your personal natal chart information, as well as interpretations of the positions and aspects in your chart. With this report, you will find out the positions of the planets in your natal chart by sign. If the birth time is unknown, you may not know the Moon sign for certain. Each paragraph of interpretation refers to an individual position in your chart. Some of the interpretations that follow are detailed, while others are brief. The tables here show the technical details of your natal chart, personalized based on your birth data. Nicole Sex FSanta Monica, CA 6 United States 01/26/1993 13:30 - Julian day 2449014.40Timezone -8.00 ST 22.01 Lat 34.01 Long 118.29 Planet Positions, Ascendant, & Houses Aspects Asteroids & Chiron Natal Chart Report Birth Chart Sun in Aquarius
British Archaeology, no 33, April 1998: Regions Frontier territory along the Thames The Thames valley today is the epitome of a peaceful landscape. It was not always so, writes George Limbrick Today we think of Oxford as lying at the heart of a homogeneous geographical region formed by the Thames valley, but for much of the last few thousand years this part of England was an area of intense political and economic rivalry and territorial dispute. In the Iron Age, and perhaps earlier, the River Thames and its northern tributary the Cherwell appear to have served as political, tribal boundaries. The political map of the Iron Age is complex, but distributions of coinage for this area suggest that the Catuvellauni occupied the area to the east of the Thames / Cherwell, the Atrebates to the south of the Thames, and the Dobunni to the west (with a possible `sub-Dobunni' group to the south-west). The pervasiveness of Roman culture and administration eventually suppressed any sign of the pre-existing tribal politics. Fact file
Zuni Ricotta Gnocchi | The Daring Kitchen The inaugural May 2009 Daring Cooks' Challenge was brought to us by Ivonne of Creampuffs in Venice and Lis of La Mia Cucina It seems like yesterday that The Daring Bakers were humming along and The Daring Cooks wasn't even a twinkle in our eye. Well here we are! Two-and-a-half years after the birth of The Daring Bakers, Lis and I are so happy to inaugurate The Daring Cooks with the first ever challenge! So to do away with the suspense, we're happy to announce that the very first Daring Cooks' challenge is ... We have chosen a recipe from the stunning cookbook by Judy Rodgers, named after her restaurant, The Zuni Café Cookbook. To download the recipe in .pdf format, click HERE On the surface, this is a very straightforward recipe. For our members who have special dietary needs or health requirements, Lis and I are so happy to tell you that as with The Daring Bakers, we have embraced alternative cooking, led primarily by our dear Shelly of Musings From The Fishbowl. No use in blathering on.
Out-Of-Place Artifacts (OOPArt) Patras Patras (Modern Greek: Πάτρα, Greek pronunciation: [ˈpatra], Classical Greek and Katharevousa: Πάτραι (pl.), Greek pronunciation: [pátrai̯], Latin: Patrae (pl.)) is Greece's third-largest city and the regional capital of Western Greece, in the northern Peloponnese, 215 km (134 mi) west of Athens. The city is built at the foothills of Mount Panachaikon, overlooking the Gulf of Patras. Patras has a population of 213,984 (in 2011).[1] The core settlement has a history spanning four millennia; in the Roman period it had become a cosmopolitan center of the eastern Mediterranean whilst, according to Christian tradition, it was also the place of Saint Andrew's martyrdom. According to the results of 2011 census, the metropolitan area has a population of 260,308 and extends over an area of 738.87 km2. Dubbed as Greece's Gate to the West, Patras is a commercial hub, while its busy port is a nodal point for trade and communication with Italy and the rest of Western Europe. Geography[edit] Banking