Sentences with phrase «see week descriptions»

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Seeing as it's been one of those weeks — and I don't have all of your numbers — I hope you'll accept some gratuitous photos of these blissful muffins I made earlier this week in lieu of more than a two - word description.

Age range: Walking — 24 Months Instructor: Jennifer Gillette Dates: January 30th — May 29th, 2018 (16 weeks — no class February 20th, April 17th) Time: Tuesdays, 11:00 AM — 12:00 PM Cost: $ 27 / class, $ 25 / class with early - bird registration (ends December 3rd, 2017, 11:59 PM Eastern Time) Description: Please see the main Play & Parenting Classes page for a (more...)

Age range: 5 Months — Walking Instructor: Jennifer Gillette Dates: January 30th — May 29th, 2018 (16 weeks — no class February 20th, April 17th) Time: Tuesdays, 12:30 PM — 1:30 PM Cost: $ 27 / class Description: Please see the main Play & Parenting Classes page for a detailed dDescription: Please see the main Play & Parenting Classes page for a detailed descriptiondescription.

Age range: Walking — 48 Months Instructor: Jennifer Gillette Dates: January 30th — May 29th, 2018 (16 weeks — no class February 20th, April 17th) Time: Tuesdays, 9:30 AM — 10:30 AM Cost: $ 27 / class, $ 25 / class with early - bird registration (ends December 3rd, 2017, 11:59 PM Eastern Time) Description: Please see the main Play & Parenting Classes page for (more...)

Age range: Walking — 48 Months Instructor: Jennifer Gillette Dates: February 2nd — June 1st, 2018 (16 weeks — no class February 23rd, April 20th) Time: Fridays, 9:30 AM — 10:30 AM Cost: $ 27 / class, $ 25 / class with early - bird registration (ends December 3rd, 2017, 11:59 PM Eastern Time) Description: Please see the main Play & Parenting Classes page for a (more...)

I ordered these swaddle blankets because my daughter's third child is due in a couple of weeks, but I was skeptical when I saw the description, mainly because of the word «muslin.»

A few weeks ago, the Journal of Labor Economics published C. Kirabo Jackson's study of teacher moves away from schools in Charlotte that were moving towards single - race, segregated status (see lay description here; subscription - required article here).

Colin Hughes (pictured right), chair of the PA's Education Publishers Council, told Schools Week: «The guidelines are developed for publishers, but the ancillary benefit is that it enables teachers and those procuring textbooks to be able to look and see a reasonable description of what a good textbook looks like.

Last week, our examples described a person, and we saw that weaving action into a description makes it a part of the story instead of stopping the forward motion of the plot to look at the person.

Check out this Street Update to see the list of past week's top 5 five murals, and a brief description of their content, spiced up with some information about their authors.

In reference to so called Dolly we see it here in NY on the evening news this week now in the Times «hysterical» descriptions of what is a tropical storm NOT a hurricane.

Over the next few days (probably weeks) I'll be reading through the relevant parts of the model description and the external references to gas characteristics to see if there's any clues

(See Simon Chester's post last week for a good description of the amendment and the decision.)

The only two devices that fit that description are the iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X. Given that we saw another Geekbench test from an iPhone 10,5 with the same specs earlier this week, we can reasonably deduce that the iPhone 10,6 is the iPhone X.