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In this form, three quatrains (four-line stanzas) provide a position, with a couplet (two-line stanza) providing a conclusion, amplification or refutation of the previous three stanzas. It follows the rhyme scheme: abab, cdcd, efef, gg.Tanka – Another form of Japanese poetry, a tanka uses metaphor, simile and personification in five lines. Lines one and three have five syllables, while lines two, four and five have seven syllables. Tanka are often written about nature or seasons and evoke strong emotions like love or sadness.ProceduresIntroduce students to a planet, dwarf planet, moon, asteroid, comet, galaxy, space image or NASA mission of your choice. This might be through images, videos or other kinds of media.Have students start KWL charts, filling out the K and W columns to express what they know and what they want to know. Younger students can work individually, in groups, or as a whole class to develop the chart.Older students should develop their KWL charts independently, as appropriate. Provide students with the opportunity to explore more about the topic, through additional images (many NASA image sites have informative captions), videos, websites and selected readings.Introduce the poem structure of your choice. Work as a class to create a poem of that kind or share an example poem of the structure chosen.Give students the opportunity to write their own poem inspired by the topic, providing support as necessary.Have students complete their KWL chart by filling in the L column to express what they have learned.DiscussionWhat was something interesting or unexpected that you learned?How did writing a poem change how you thought about the topic?AssessmentStudents should create poems following the structural format for the poems listed, (Some poems, such as sonnets, have structural variants that are not listed here but should be accepted.)
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The water features typically run from April 1 to October 1 annually.The water features will be turned on during the dates above if the temperature is above 80°F and barring any restrictions on water usage, the water features should remain on the normal schedule and close for the winter moratorium on October 1.Hours of OperationWeekdays: 12:00 PM - 6:00 PMWeekends: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM 

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How do I rent the San Bruno Senior Center?Call to make an appointment with the Coordinator at 650-616-7155.Once you submit your deposit and fill out a Facility Use Agreement, you will receive a rental letter via email outlining the details and fees for your event. Due dates correspond with the date of your event and are listed below.Fees are as follows:Fee TypeFeeHourly / FixedMinimumDueSecurity Deposit$400Fixedn/aUpon reservingNon-Resident$150Hourly4 HoursUpon reservingResident$130Hourly4 HoursDue 1 month before reservation dateNonprofit   $52Hourly4 HoursDue 1 month before reservation dateInsurance$165FixedRequiredDue 1 month before reservation dateAlcohol License$25Nonprofits onlyif sellingDue 1 month before reservation dateCleaning fee$250Fixed: separate check for Rigoberto & Associatesn/aDue the day of the eventKitchen Use$45Fixedn/a1 month beforeFacility Attendant During Cleaning$30Fixedn/a1 month before 

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There are different tools for different purposes, and different tools for different levels of technical skill and interest. Paper-only maps for those without internet accessor who prefer paperTools needed Public Participation Kit - Paper Map w/ Population Count (in English or Spanish)Alternatively, submit any form of hand-drawn map that identifies street names.Dave's Redistricting APP (DRA)Dave's Redistricting App (DRA) allows members of the community to create and submit proposed district maps for the city of Morgan Hill. On the main website, residents can create a user account and access a list of all their draft maps. Members of the community will need to register for an account in order to create district maps. Once a resident has created an account and logged in, they can access the two templates below, starting either with a blank map or with the current districts. Once the template has loaded, just click the paintbrush icon to "Make editable copy of this map." This opens a copy that the user can modify as they want.1. Start with a blank map of the city2. Start with the current council districtsFor additional help, please see our "Resident How-To Guide".Once you are done with your map, please share your map and email the link to the city at redistricting2021@morganhill.ca.govAbout DRADRA 2020 is a web app to create, view, analyze and share redistricting maps for all 50 states and the District of Columbia. DRA 2020 includes demographic data from the 2020 and 2010 censuses, 2019 and 2018 5-Year ACS/CVAP estimates, and extensive election data.
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This includes business administered out of a home, commercial space and non-Dublin businesses that provide services, deliver goods for a fee, or sub-contracts in Dublin. A business license must be obtained within 30 days of conducting business in the City of Dublin. Business License Application Forms

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Owners of residential rental property in Dublin are required to have a business license, even if renting to family members or if the rent does not cover owner expenses. 

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It takes approximately eight weeks to process a business license application for a business located in the City of Dublin. Outside of Dublin businesses are approved the same day. Once approved, a business license certificate will be mailed to the mailing address provided. 

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Complete your business license application online by going to the City of Dublin Business License Application Forms web page and select the application type that describes your business. A completed business license application form and payment can also be submitted to the Community Development Department (CDD) by mail at City of Dublin, Attn: CDD, 100 Civic Plaza, Dublin, CA 94568.For questions about business license applications email BLapps@dublin.ca.gov or by phone at (925) 833-6610. Business License Application Forms

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