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Felipe and Letizia retrospective: February 18th
2010: Opening of ARCO 2010 (1, 2).
2014: Military Audiences
2015: Fundéu’s 10th anniversary
2016: Visited the Central Defense Hospital “Gómez Ulla”
2019: Golden Medals of Merit In Fine Arts. (1, 2, 3, 4).
2020: Cabinet Council meeting at la Zarzuela
2021: Visit to the Joint Command of Cyberspace
2022: Work meeting on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the Army Orphans Board
F&L Through the Years: 914/??
#King Felipe#Queen Letizia#King Felipe of Spain#Queen Letizia of Spain#King Felipe VI#King Felipe VI of Spain#F&L Through the Years#February18
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🔮✨ Horoscope for February 18th: Today resonates with the essence of innovation and brilliance. On this day in 1516, the renowned artist Hieronymus Bosch, known for his intricate and surreal paintings, passed away, leaving behind a legacy of creativity and imagination. Let his spirit inspire you to think outside the box and embrace your unique vision! 🎨
#Horoscope#February18#Innovation#Artistry#HieronymusBosch#Creativity#Imagination#Legacy#Inspiration#DreamBig#Astrology
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On this day on February 18th in history, a rebel, a pioneer, and a legend left their marks on history.
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February 18th is National Drink Wine Day! Here’s a throwback to @clendenenfamilyvineyards Mondeuse Rosé! 🍷 https://youtu.be/-VKxdYTzCiQ #throwback #february18 #nationaldrinkwineday #drinkwineday #drinkwine #drink #wine #winelover #clendenenfamilyvineyards #santabarbaracounty #santamaria #mondeuserose #rosé https://www.instagram.com/p/Co0FctbP3j-/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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The Siemeric System
The Siemeric System - The newest form on Astrology
The Siemeric System is a modern astrological model based on current astronomical observations and the actual positions of the constellations. Unlike traditional Western (tropical) astrology, which aligns zodiac signs with the seasons, or sidereal astrology, which considers the precession of the Earth’s axis, the Siemeric System aims to reflect the current positions of the constellations in the sky.
Fundamentals of the Siemeric System:
1. Astronomical Basis:
• The Siemeric System is based on the real positions of the constellations along the ecliptic, which is the apparent path of the Sun across the sky over a year.
• It uses up-to-date astronomical data and observations to accurately position the zodiac signs.
2. Time Periods of Zodiac Signs:
• The time periods for the zodiac signs in the Siemeric System are different from those in traditional systems, as they are based on the actual positions of the constellations. These periods can change due to the continuous movement of the constellations caused by the precession of the Earth’s axis.
• The zodiac signs are allocated time periods that reflect the actual duration during which the Sun passes through each constellation.
3. Order of the Zodiac Signs:
• The order of the zodiac signs remains the same as in traditional astrology, but the dates when the Sun enters each constellation are adjusted.
• In the Siemeric System, the order of the zodiac signs is as follows:
9. Sagittarius: January 20 – February18
10. Capricorn: February 19 – March 20
11. Aquarius: March 21 – April 19
12. Pisces: April 20 – May 20
1. Aries: May 21 – June 20
2. Taurus: June 21 – July 22
3. Gemini: July 23 – August 22
4. Cancer: August 23 – September 22
5. Leo: September 23 – October 22
6. Virgo: October 23 – November 21
7. Libra: November 22 – December 21
8. Scorpio: December 22 – January 19
4. Adjustments and Updates:
• The Siemeric System is dynamic and can be adjusted as new astronomical data becomes available.
• It aims to provide a more accurate picture of astrology based on scientific findings.
Purpose and Benefit:
The main goal of the Siemeric System is to create a more accurate astrological practice that aligns with actual celestial observations. It seeks to bridge the gap between traditional astrology and the real positions of the constellations, providing a more contemporary astrological consultation.
The Siemeric System is particularly useful for those seeking a stronger connection between astrology and astronomy, and who value scientific accuracy.
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Cardinal, Fixed, & Mutable Signs
Cardinal signs are one sign from each element (fire,water,earth,&air), each being different means that the signs are the beginning of each season.Known for being the leaders & hard workers of the zodiac.
The cardinal signs:
Aries representing the beginning of spring season ( March 21-April 19)
Cancer representing the beginning of summer season (June 22- July 22)
Libra representing the beginning of fall season (September 23-October 22)
Capricorn representing the beginning of winter season (December 22-January19)
Fixed signs are also one sign from each element but each sign comes after the cardinal sign & are mid season signs. Known for being reliable & the planners of the zodiac.
The Fixed Signs:
Taurus representing the middle of spring season (April 20-May 20)
Leo representing the middle of summer season (July 23-August 22)
Scorpio representing the middle of fall season (October 23-November 21)
Aquarius representing the middle of winter season ( January 20-February18)
Mutable signs are also one sign from each element but come after the cardinal & fixed signs which makes them the end season signs. Known for being the flexible & adaptable to change.
The Mutable Signs:
Gemini representing the end of spring (May 21-June 21)
Virgo representing the end of summer (August 23-September 22)
Sagittarius representing the end of fall (November 21-December 22)
Pisces representing the end of winter (February 19-March 20)
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February 18, Day 49
Day 49 2015
Nice day out.
#beautiful #sunnyday #clouds #blueskies #picoftheday #project365 #day49
Day 49 2016
Back to coloring
#coloring #color #colors #crayons #crayola #pink #purple #red #shadesoflove #february #picoftheday #project365 #day49
Can you smell them?
Day 49 2017
Snuggle your cat, dog, hamster, bird...because you never know how many snuggles you have left.
#holeinmyheart #sorrow #love #cat #themourningafter #chocolate #heart #february #picoftheday #project365 #day49
The day before was the start to a very long grieving process but I wasn't alone. My family rallied around me for support. I still had Leo and he had me. Mouse was the most special of kitties. She would let me snuggle her just like a teddy bear. I learned to let go of my guilt and to love Leo the best way I knew how.
Day 49 2018
Water kind of weekend!
#stream #runoff #water #rushingwater #fog #trees #cattails #nature #outdoors #pictureofapicture #instax #polaroid #snapshot #february #picoftheday #project365 #day49
Day 49 2019
Recycle batteries. They are gross.
#recycle #batteries #battery #blackandwhite #nationalbatteryday #february #feb18 #2019 #nationalday #nationaldaycalendar #picoftheday #project365 #day49
Day 49 2020
The littlest of things
#macro #snowflake #ice #pattern #winter #bokeh #outdoors #nature #february #february18 #2020 #picoftheday #project365 #day49
Day 49 2021
Cold liquid gold
#outdoors #nature #texas #winter #cold #creek #water #sunset #snow #ice #lessstressmorefun #whateverthehelliwant #february #february18 #2021 #picoftheday #project365 #day49
Day 49 2022
Winter time blues aren’t all bad
#grass #curly #brickwall #blue #contrast #february #february18 #2022 #picoftheday #project365 #day49
Day 49 2023
I’m not a morning person but I guess sunrise can be pretty great.
#sunrise #home #color #clouds #mybackyardview #beauty #february #february18 #2023 #picoftheday #project365 #day49
I've gotten so lucky with my home.
Day 49 2024
I looked outside at just the right time. An osprey flew by with a fish as this guy flew into the tree right outside with a little snack of his own!
#ispy #dailytheme #coopershawk #bird #tree #monocular #outback #february #february18 #2024 #picoftheday #project365 #day49
My parents got me a monocular for my birthday and I’ve been practicing. Not too bad.
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@brittnybrwn #phlebotomy #instructor #viralshorts
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Saints&Reading: saturday, February18, 2023
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POLYEUCTUS, PATRIARCH OF CONSTANTINOPLE (970)
He was called a second Chrysostom for his great mind, his zeal for the Faith, and his power of oratory. The Russian Princess Olga came to Constantinople in the time of Patriarch Polyeuctus and Emperor Constantine Porphyrogenitus, and was baptized there in 957. The Patriarch baptized her, and the Emperor stood as godfather. St Polyeuctus prophesied: 'Blessed art thou among Russian women, for thou hast, desired the light and cast away the darkness; the sons of Russia will bless thee to the last generation.' From being a simple monk, Polyeuctus was raised to the Patriarchate in 946 and remained on the patriarchal throne until he died in 970.
Source: The Prologue From Ochrid by Bishop Nikolai Velimirovich ©1985 Lazarica Press, Birmingham UK
SAINT THEODOSIUS (FEODOSI), ARCHBISHOP OF CHERNIGOV (1696)
Saint Theodosius, Archbishop of Chernigov, was born in the seventeenth century at the beginning of the decade of the thirties in Podolsk governance. He was descended from a noble family, the Polonitsky-Uglitskys. His parents were the priest Nikḗtas and Maria. The saint was taught Christian piety in his parent’s home, and this piety remained with him throughout his life.
From childhood, he was distinguished by a fervent love for God and zeal for the Church. The innate abilities of the youth came to light in the Kiev Brotherhood school at Kiev’s Theophany monastery. The school flourished at the end of the 1640s when its rectors were Archimandrite Innocent (Gizel), and Igumen Lazar (Baranovich), who later became Archbishop of Chernigov. Among its instructors were: Hieromonk Epiphanius (Slavinetsky), Hieromonk Arsenius (Satanovsky), Bishop Theodosius (Baevsky) of Belorus, Igumen Theodosius (Saphonovich) and Meletius Dzik. These were the enlightened men of those days. The comrades of Saint Theodosius at the school would become future outstanding pastors: Simeon Polotsky, Joannicius Golyatovsky, Anthony Radivillovsky, Barlaam Yasninsky. The Kiev Brotherhood Theophany school was the chief center in the struggle of Orthodoxy against the assaults of Catholic clergy, particularly the Jesuits.
Saint Theodosius grew to spiritual maturity near the relics of Saints Anthony and Theodosius and other God-pleasers of the Kiev Caves, and he tried to imitate their holy life as much as possible. He devoted all his free time to prayer, meditation on God, and the reading of the Holy Scripture.
It might be surmised that the saint did not finish the full course of studies, since the school ceased its activity for several years following the devastation of Podolia by the Poles. All his life the saint had a deep regard for the Kiev Brotherhood monastery where he was educated. In the Synodikon of the Kiev-Vydubitsk monastery is the following comment about Saint Theodosius: “He was a man of fine intellect, and generous to the Kiev Brotherhood monastery.”
Upon receiving his education, the future hierarch received monastic tonsure at the Kiev Caves Lavra with the name Theodosius, in honor of Saint Theodosius of the Caves (May 3).
Metropolitan Dionysius (Balaban) of Kiev made him archdeacon of Kiev’s cathedral of Holy Wisdom (Hagia Sophia) , and then appointed him steward of the episcopal household. Soon he left Kiev and went to the distant Krupitsky monastery near Baturino (in the Chernigov diocese), which was famed for its strict monastic life. There he was ordained to the holy priesthood but remained there only a short time.
In 1662, Saint Theodosius was appointed Igumen of the Korsun monastery in Kiev diocese, and in the year 1664, he was made head of the ancient Kiev-Vydubitsky monastery. This monastery had fallen into the hands of the Uniates and Poles at the beginning of the seventeenth century and was in complete ruin. Thanks to the energy and initiative of Saint Theodosius, the Vydubitsky Mikhailovsk monastery was quickly restored.
He was particularly concerned with the order of church services. He formed an excellent choir, which was famed not only in Little Russia but also in Moscow. Saint Theodosius sent his singers to Moscow in 1685 to instruct their choirs in Kievan chant.
As a strict ascetic himself, Saint Theodosius was concerned with the spiritual growth of his monks. He founded a small skete on the island of Mikhailovschina, not far from the monastery, for brethren wishing to live in solitude. He appointed the hieromonk Job (Opalinsky), one of the most zealous monks of his monastery, to organize and administer the skete.
Saint Theodosius had to live through some quite difficult days, enduring many sorrows. He and other Igumens were accused by Bishop Methodius of Mstislav and Orshansk of betraying Russia in a supposed correspondence with the enemies of Russia.
On September 20, 1668, Saint Theodosius explained the matter. The lie was exposed on November 17, 1668, and Saint Theodosius and the other Igumens were vindicated. Archbishop Lazar (Baranovich) esteemed the high spiritual qualities of Saint Theodosius and befriended him. He called him “a sheep of the flock of Christ, teaching by humility,” and he prophetically expressed the wish that the name of Saint Theodosius might be inscribed in Heaven.
When Archbishop Lazar became locum tenens of Kiev’s Metropolitan See in 1689, he appointed Saint Theodosius as his vicar in Kiev, while he remained at Chernigov. In his capacity as vicar of the locum tenens of the Kiev Metropolitan See, Saint Theodosius had an active role in many churchly events. In 1685 he participated with the right of a decisive vote in the election of Bishop Gideon (Chetverinsky) as Metropolitan of Kiev, and he was sent to Moscow with news of this event with Igumen Jerome (Dubin) of Pereyaslavl . In Moscow, both representatives were received with honor and esteem. Indeed, the result of this delegation was the reuniting of the Kiev Metropolitan See with the Russian Orthodox Church.
In 1688 Saint Theodosius was appointed archimandrite of Chernigov’s Eletsy monastery, replacing the deceased Archimandrite Joannicius (Golyatovsky). In appointing Saint Theodosius, Archbishop Lazar told him to spare no effort in placing the Eletsy monastery in good order. This monastery had not yet been set aright after the expulsion of the Jesuits and Dominicans, and it was in great disorder.
Through the efforts of Saint Theodosius, in his two or three years as igumen, the monastery’s revenues and properties increased, the church of the Dormition was repaired, and the Elets Icon (February 5) was enshrined there.
In his new position, the saint also assisted Archbishop Lazar in many important matters. He participated in drafting a conciliar reply to Patriarch Joachim of Moscow in response to his questions about the attitude of the Kiev Metropolitan See to the Council of Florence, and its judgment on the question of the transformation of the Holy Gifts as accepted by this Florentine Council. When the Patriarch proved to be unsatisfied by these answers, the Baturino Igumen Saint Demetrius (the future Metropolitan of Rostov) was sent to him at the beginning of 1689. Saint Theodosius journeyed with him as the representative of Archbishop Lazar. He was entrusted with the delivery of a letter to the Patriarch, and to clear up the misunderstandings.
Because of his poor health, Archbishop Lazar wished to see Saint Theodosius consecrated to the episcopate, seeing in the saint a worthy successor to himself. On September 11, 1692, the election of Saint Theodosius as Archbishop of Chernigov was confirmed, and he was consecrated in the Dormition cathedrals of the Moscow Kremlin two days later.
Little information regarding Saint Theodosius’s administration of the Chernigov diocese has been preserved. The saint worked incessantly to raise the level of true Christian piety in his flock. He also focused on maintaining old monasteries and founding new communities.
At the very beginning of his episcopate, the the Pecheniksk women’s monastery was established with his blessing, and he himself consecrated the monastery church in honor of the Dormition of the Most Holy Theotokos.
In 1694, a skete was founded near Liubech. The same year, at the Domnitsky men’s monastery, the saint consecrated a temple in honor of the Nativity of the Most Holy Theotokos. In the summer of 1695, he consecrated a majestic temple in honor of the Most Holy Theotokos, on the summit of Boldino Hill, near the ancient monastery of Saint Elias. Under Saint Theodosius there was a special enthusiasm for and strengthening of monasticism in the Chernigov diocese.
The saint also devoted much attention to the clergy, and he tried to choose worthy candidates for the priesthood. He also encouraged the pastoral education of the Chernigov clergy. He invited learned monks from Kiev, among whom was Saint John (Maximovitch), the future Metropolitan of Tobolsk (June 10), and also a helper and successor of Saint Theodosius in organizing the Chernigov clergy school.
Strict uprightness in regard to clergy and flock, deep compassion, concern and Christian love of peace were distinguishing features in the activity of Saint Theodosius. Not only did the Orthodox turn to him for help and advice, but even persons of other confessions.
Saint Theodosius did not remain with his Chernigov flock very long. Sensing the approach of death, he summoned the administrator of the Briansk Svensk monastery, Saint John (Maximovitch), and appointed him Archimandrite of the Chernigov Elets monastery.
Saint Theodosius died on February 5, 1696, and was buried in Chernigov’s Saints Boris and Gleb cathedral church, in a special crypt near the right cleros. His successor Saint John (Maximovitch), who was healed of a grievous illness by Saint Theodosius, later placed a stone plaque over his grave with a poetic inscription in gratitude for the saint’s help. The special grace which Saint Theodosius attained is shown by his ascetic life and his assistance to all who turn to him in prayer.
The glorification of Saint Theodosius occurred on September 9, 1896.
Source: Orthodox Church in America_OCA
JOHN 5:24-30
24 Most assuredly, I say to you, he who hears My word and believes in Him who sent Me has everlasting life, and shall not come into judgment, but has passed from death into life. 25 Most assuredly, I say to you, the hour is coming and now is, when the dead will hear the voice of the Son of God; and those who hear will live. 26 For as the Father has life in Himself, so He has granted the Son to have life in Himself, 27 and has given Him authority to execute judgment also, because He is the Son of Man. 28 Do not marvel at this; for the hour is coming in which all who are in the graves will hear His voice 29 and come forth-those who have done good, to the resurrection of life, and those who have done evil, to the resurrection of condemnation. 30 I can of Myself do nothing. As I hear, I judge; and My judgment is righteous because I do not seek My own will but the will of the Father who sent Me.
1 THESSALONIANS 4:13-17
13 But I do not want you to be ignorant, brethren, concerning those who have fallen asleep, lest you sorrow as others who have no hope. 14 For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so, God will bring with Him those who sleep in Jesus. 15 For this we say to you by the word of the Lord, that we who are alive and remain until the coming of the Lord will by no means precede those who are asleep. 16 For the Lord Himself will descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of an archangel, and with the trumpet of God. And the dead in Christ will rise first. 17 Then we who are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. And thus we shall always be with the Lord.
#orthodoxy#orthodoxchristianity#eastern orthodox church#originofchristianity#spirituality#holy scriptures#gospel#bible#wisdom
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Jhope Day
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#me#queer#lgbtq#gay#lesbian#girls who like girls#selfie#girls with piercings#girls who kiss girls#snakebites#snapchat#lgbt#lgbtq+#girls who have piercings#i'm here and i'm queer#beautiful#26#february18#february2022#2022#february
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Felipe and Letizia retrospective: February 18th
2010: Opening of ARCO 2010 (1, 2).
2014: Military Audiences
2015: Fundéu’s 10th anniversary
2016: Visited the Central Defense Hospital “Gómez Ulla”
2019: Delivery of the Golden Medals of Merit In Fine Arts. (1, 2, 3, 4).
2020: Cabinet Council meeting at la Zarzuela
2021: Visit to the Joint Command of Cyberspace
F&L Through the Years: 703/??
#King Felipe#Queen Letizia#King Felipe of Spain#Queen Letizia of Spain#King Felipe VI#King Felipe VI of Spain#F&L Through the Years#February18
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Birthday Horoscope for February 18th
Birthday Horoscope for February 18th
Dear Aquarius ahead of you is a year that will focus your attention on your comfort. Home It is possible to set in a suitable home, improve your home or purchase big furniture, equipment. Support During the year, you will receive valuable support in this aspect from people important to you. It is possible to receive financial support from them when implementing such plans. Relations During…
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#Aquarius#birthday greetings#Birthday horoscope#born in february#february 18th#february17#february18
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Dancing into the new decade like... Hey 2020!!! #AquariusSeason ♒️♒️♒️ is here, what you know about it?! Hate on us all you want, but you know you love us... ☺️😉😌😚😍😘🥰 #Unbothered #MindingMyOwnBusiness #PepperoniPizzaIsLife #Alcazar #CryingAtTheDiscoteque #Turning35 Goodbye34 #January29 #January29th #Aquarian #Aquarians #AquariusGang #AquariusNation #January20 - #February18 #TheWaterBearer #WaterBearer #AirSign #AirSigns #Zodiac #ZodiacSign #ZodiacSigns #Astrology #Dance #Dancing #DanceLikeNoOneIsLooking #PepperoniPizza #Pepperoni #Pizza https://www.instagram.com/p/B7jxXV6FaTe/?igshid=6r6woirvd0wf
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NEW MAP: Australasia 1811: Interregnum in the Dutch East Indies (18 Feb 1811) https://buff.ly/2WoZpKK France’s occupation of the Netherlands during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars made the Dutch East Indies a proxy French colony. In 1810 the British invaded, seizing control of the Moluccas and many of the outlying islands. Despite French attempts to fortify and reorganize the colony, Java and the remaining islands would fall to the British in August–September 1811. #australasia #history #welovemaps #map #1810s #1811 #ambon #australia #australianhistory #bandaislands #february #february18 #france #indonesia #maori #netherlands #newzealand #newzealandhistory #ternate #unitedkingdom #maps #dutcheastindies #napoleonicwar #napoleon #britishempire #oceania #pacifichistory #worldhistory #19thcentury #frenchrevolution (at Jakarta, Indonesia) https://www.instagram.com/p/BtMSRfpgapm/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1qt792b5w0mge
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