Thursday, December 29, 2005
500.00 bucks to spend at Best Buy
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Subject: 500.00 bucks to spend at Best Buy
Date: Thu, 29 Dec 2005 13:44:44 CST
October 20 Evening of Theatre-7:00 pm **November 3 H.S. Pops Concert-7:00 pm (Jazz Ensemble, Chamber Choir, Mixed Chorus, Madrigal Singers, Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble) December 7 Elementary Winter Concert-9:30 am and 6:30pm (5th Grade Chorus, Select Chorus, 3rd & 4th Grade Choral Groups) December 13 Middle School Winter Concert-7:00pm (Jazz Band, Mixed Chorus and Choraliers, Concert Band and Junior Band, Concert Orchestra) December 20 High school Winter Concert-7:00 pm (Jazz Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, Chamber Choir, Madrigal Singers, String Orchestra, Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble) January 19 Advanced Music Performance Recital-7:00 pm February 16 All Band Concert - 7:00 pm March 8 All String Concert - 7:00 pm March 13 All Choral Concert-7:00pm (King Concert Hall) (All Choral Groups Grades 6-12, Elementary Select Chorus) April 6-8 Spring Musical - 7:30 pm April 9 Spring Musical - 2:00 pm May 10 Elementary String Recital - 7:00 pm May 23 High School Spring Concert - 7:00 pm (Jazz Ensemble, Chamber Choir, Mixed Chorus and Madrigal Singer, String Orchestra, Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble) May 24 Middle School Spring Concert - 7:00pm (Jazz Band, Mixed Chorus and Choraliers, Concert Band and Junior Band, Concert Orchestra) June 1 Advanced Music Performance Recital - 7:00 pm June 3 Chautauqua All-County Music Festival June 6 Elementary Spring Concert #1- 9:30 am and 7:00 pm (3rd & 4th Grade Choral Groups, 4th &5th Grade Select Chorus) June 7 Elementary Spring Concert #2- 7:00 pm (5th Grade Chorus, 4th & 5th Grade Select Chorus, Elementary Band, Elementary Orchestra) **For more information about the Evening of Theater, please visit http://www.fredonia.wnyric.org/hspages/eveningoftheatre.htm Have questions or need to speak with the music teachers? Here is how you can contact us: Fredonia High School Fredonia Central Schools 425 E. Main Street Fredonia, N.Y. 14063 Colleen Vanderzyden (716) 679-1581 x 2722 cvanderzyden @fcsd.wnyric.org Donald Keddie (716) 679-1581 x 2729 dakeddie @netsync.net November 14, 2006 (TU) Tape Audition 4:30 County Office of Education November 28, 2006 (TU) Live Audition 5-7:00 Holt 213 (practice rooms) Rehearsal #1 7-9:00 Holt 113 January 11, 2007 (TH) Rehearsal #2 6-9:00 Holt 113 January 12, 2007 (FR) Rehearsal #3 9-3:00 Holt 113 January 13, 2007 (SA) Rehearsal #4 9-12:00 Atherton Audit Concert 7:00 Atherton Auditorium October 24, 2006 (TU) Tape Audition 4:30 County Office of Education November 21, 2006 (TU) Rehearsal #1 6-9:00 Manteca High School January 9, 2007 (WE) Rehearsal #2 6-9:00 Holt 213 (222, 225) January 11, 2007 (TH) Rehearsal #3 6-9:00 Holt 213 (222, 225) January 12, 2007 (FR) Rehearsal #4 9-3:00 Holt 213 (222, 225) January 13, 2007 (SA) Rehearsal #5 10-3:00 Holt 213/Atherton Auditorium Concert 7:00 Atherton Auditorium 2004-05 SJCMEA Officers Steve Wiekle, President Matt Netto, Vice-President for Choir Shawn Hines, Vice-President for band Our Website: http://www.sjcoe.org/ Contact Information E-Mail: swendell@sjcoe.net Phone: 209 468-4973 FAX: 209 468-9232 Lisa, Morning! Okay, no problem. I will coordinate with Jeff and I will keep you updated on Maintenance Training. As for a sales/leasing training, I think starting on 10th of January would be great. The Parkside East reps have given me a lot of feedback on training as well as on-site buyer questions, etc, so we can have the new employees better equipped. How many units is Parkside West going to be? Is it the same layout exactly as Parkside East? Let me know if you need help with anything else. I will speak with you again after I talk with Jeff. Have a good day. Sincerely, Judy -----Original Message----- From: Lisa Vaughn [lisa_vaughan @hansonconstruction.com] Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2005 9:22 AM To: Judy Malcolm [judy_malcolm @parksideeast.com] Subject: Employee Training - Begin January 4th Judy, Good morning! I just wanted to update you. As you know Parkside East Towers are almost complete. The sales team that you trained has been doing great. We have recently hired maintenance staff for Parkside East and I want you to coordinate with Jeff Elkins, Maintenance Regional Supervisor, and map out a training program for maintenance. Also, I have hired sales staff for the Parkside West Towers and I need you to schedule training starting before January 20th. 1. Julie Barrett - Leasing 2. Joanne Campbell - Leasing Manager 3. Brian Drescher - Maintenance Techn 4. Evan Frasier - Maintenance Tech 5. Ellen Gates - Receptionist 6. Stephanie Gilmour - Leasing 7. Hannah Morris - Leasing 8. Joe Pickney - Porter / Grounds 9. Michele Watkins - Community Events Coordinate 10. Robert Weinstein - Maintenance 11. Barry Wright - Leasing / IT Please let me know when you and Jeff plan to meet. Jeff's number is 526-6147. I would like a copy of the proposed training for maintenance as well as Jeff's thoughts on a good start date. Thanks for your help. Sincerely, Lisa Vaughn Vice President Hanson Construction Username: Password: Forgot password? Sign-On Via libera al vicepresidente di Goldman Sachs dal Consiglio dei ministri Mario Draghi governatore di Bankitalia Ok all'unanimit� anche dal Consiglio superiore di via Nazionale. La nomina ufficiale con decreto del presidente della Repubblica ROMA - Come da indiscrezioni degli ultimi giorni � Mario Draghi il nuovo governatore della Banca d'Italia. Per lui � arrivato l'ok del consiglio superiore di via Nazionale, del Consiglio dei ministri e la controfirma del presidente Ciampi, atto finale che avvia il mandato del primo capo di Bankitalia a termine (sei anni). Secondo le prime indicazioni inizierebbe il suo incarico dal febbraio 2006, ma il ministro Tremonti, che come altri ha espresso la sua soddisfazione per la nomina, ha precisato dopo poche ore che l'atto �� efficace dalla firma del capo dello Stato�. Tremonti � poi intervenuto sull'ipotesi di ulteriori cambiamenti nel direttorio della Banca d'Italia: �resta da completare l'organico ma questo - sono parole di Tremonti - dipende dalle scelte che saranno adottate dalla Banca e dal Consiglio superiore. Ho detto completare, se ritenuto necessario, le competenze in proposito sono quelle vecchie cio�: Consiglio superiore, Presidenza del consiglio in concerto con il ministro dell'Economia e poi, essendo un decreto, il Capo dello Stato�. Mario Draghi In mattinata il sottosegretario alla Presidenza Gianni Letta era andato in Banca d'Italia per consegnare la busta con l'indicazione del governo al Consiglio Superiore. E il Consiglio Superiore di via Nazionale si era espresso a favore della nomina di Mario Draghi. Lo aveva detto il consigliere anziano Paolo Emilio Ferreri. �Il nostro giudizio � favorevole�, aveva spiegato Ferrreri per telefono pochi minuti dopo la fine dell'incontro in cui il consiglio superiore ha espresso il suo giudizio sul successore di Antonio Fazio. Il consigliere Paolo Blasi ha poi aggiunto detto che il parere favorevole � stato espresso all'unanimit�. Il Consiglio dei ministri, riunito alle 12, ha poi espresso il suo parere favorevole: in una una nota di Palazzo Chigi si legge che �su proposta del Presidente Berlusconi, ed acquisito il parere favorevole del Consiglio superiore della banca d'Italia, ha approvato la nomina a Governatore del predetto istituto del professor Mario Draghi; il relativo decreto sar� immediatamente sottoposto al Capo dello Stato�. Cos� � stato, e intorno alle 17 del 29 dicembre Ciampi ha apposto la sua firma. Il finanziere ha rimesso anche il suo posto nel cda del Monte dei Paschi Unipol: Gnutti si � dimesso Ufficialmente la decisione � stata motivata da motivi di salute. Era consigliere della Compagnia assicurativa dall'aprile 2004 Emilio Gnutti (Emblema) Emilio Gnutti ha rassegnato le dimissioni da consigliere di Unipol per �motivi di salute�. Lo ha reso noto la compagnia assicurativa. Gnutti era stato nominato consigliere dall'assemblea degli azioisti Unipol il 29 aprile 2004. Attualmente rivestiva la carica di consigliere non esecutivo, cio� privo di deleghe gestionali. Successivamente Gnutti si � dimesso anche dal consiglio di amministrazione del Monte dei Paschi di Siena sempre per motivi di salute. Gnutti si � dimesso anche da Asm (Azienda Servizi Municipali) di Brescia, dove era consigliere indipendente, non esecutivo ed era membro del comitato per le proposte di nomina. Le dimissioni, precisa una nota della ex municipalizzata bresciana, sono arrivate oggi con una raccomandata datata 27 dicembre. Nella lettera Gnutti scrive che le �attuali condizioni di salute e correlative esigenze di cura� gli impediscono di continuare nell'adempimento delle sue funzioni. I seggi volanti non saranno riservati solo a ospedali e case di cura Pisanu: voto a casa per �intrasportabili� Il Consiglio dei Ministri ha approvato un decreto che ammette la consultazione a domicilio per chi non si pu� muovere ROMA - Il consiglio dei Ministri ha approvato un decreto che introduce il voto domiciliare per gli elettori intrasportabili a causa di apparecchiature mediche di importanza vitale. Lo ha detto il ministro dell�Interno Giuseppe Pisanu nel corso di una conferenza stampa a Palazzo Chigi. Quindi dalle prossime elezioni politiche i seggi volanti gi� previsti negli ospedali e nelle case di cura saranno disponibili anche a domicilio. Il voto domicialiare avverr� su richiesta del diretto interessato. Nel corso del consiglio dei ministri di oggi � stato approvato anche un decreto in cui si stabilisce di �proseguire con la sperimentazione dello scrutinio elettronico�, che nelle prossime elezioni sar� utilizzato �su larga scala�, coinvolgendo il 25% dell' elettorato ed oltre 15 mila sezioni elettorali. �Il valore giuridico pieno � garantito dallo scrutinio con metodo tradizionale su tutto il territorio nazionale� ha precisato Pisanu. �Lo scrutinio elettronico su un terzo dei seggi avr� valore giuridico solo se sar� uguale a quello tradizionale. In caso di difformit�, prevarr� lo scrutinio effettuato con metodo tradizionale�. �Il Mattino� riferisce della tredicenne travolta da un treno in Lapponia Ragazza morta in slitta era figlia di un boss Il padre appartiene a un clan camorristico ma lei non lo conosceva: avrebbe dovuto incontrarlo per la prima volta domani in carcere NAPOLI - Era figlia di uno dei boss della camorra, la ragazza di 13 anni morta in Finlandia travolta da un treno durante un'escursione su una slitta trainata da cani nella localit� di Korpikylae, a 40 chilometri dal Circolo Artico. Secondo quanto riporta oggi il quotidiano �Il Mattino�, la giovane vittima napoletana era la figlia di Giuseppe Mallardo, boss dell'omonimo clan, in carcere da nove anni a L'Aquila con l'accusa di far parte del clan camorristico guidato dal fratello �Ciccio�. La ragazzina - secondo quanto scrive il giornale - non conosceva il padre, non aveva mai saputo nulla di lui, delle sue attivit� e che era in carcere. Sabrina, era cresciuta con la madre e i nonni, lontana dalle brutte esperienze del padre, del quale aveva ignorato l'esistenza fino a pochi mesi fa. Una vita normale quella di Sabrina che - secondo quanto riporta �Il Mattino� - aveva voluto con forza quel viaggio in Finlandia con la mamma Gilda. Avrebbe compiuto 14 anni a gennaio e domani avrebbe dovuto conoscere il padre nella sala colloqui del carcere de L'Aquila. Alla notizia della morte della figlia - scrive �Il Mattino� - Giuseppe Mallardo � scoppiato in lacrime. Entro sabato le salme di Sabrina e del giovane della provincia di Grosseto che era con lei sulla slitta torneranno in Italia. Per i funerali della figlia, Mallardo dovr� chiedere permessi particolari.Dear Friends, If you cannot view the images in this message, enable images or visit here to see this newsletter.
I've been throwing up all day long, 20, maybe 30 times. I am pretty weak but insist that the next glass of water will stay down. Itdoes, for about 10 minutes. My Mum insists I visit the doctor. So we all go along, my parents and I. I explain to the doctor the fantasy life I'd been leading. I've been living in a sort of dream world but one different to that which I describe. The doctor asks me if alcohol has anything to do with it. I adamantly deny it and he insists I got to hospital. I resist this, thinking of the inadequately hidden evidence of drinking back in my room and in my car. I am taken to hospital, assessed and admitted. The doctor seems to know almost straight away but I stick with my story all the same. My parents leave and I throw up one last time before finally drifting off to sleep. Awoken and some unholy hour and another drip containing a bright yellow fluid called Sodium Chloride is then stuffed into my arm. Plus a mouthful of pills and the offer of some 'breakfast' which I decline. More doctors, different ones but the questions are the same. I need a brain scan. This is getting out of control, I just have a bad hangover. Its brain scan time and a machine that belongs in a science fiction film. Its unearthly whine almost makes me think a door to another dimension is about to open up and swallow my head. It's all over in less than 5 minutes but I want another go! A day passes and the results arrive, they have found a brain, hoorah! And it's normal, surprise surprise. Later in the day a sinister turn of events, my medication changes. Or, rather it is added to. Something to counteract the effects of alcohol withdrawal. Oh dear, someone knows. I wonder who? In the night the man in the bed next to mine dies. After 4 days and nights I am allowed to go home, or rather allowed to leave hospital. My family at home have found out I've started drinking again and I am not allowed to stay there any longer. So it's out of hospital straight onto the street. At least I still have my car. I also have �47 which I promptly spend on fuel and a bottle of Jim Beam. So I hole up for the night in a quiet cul-de-sac and get reaquainted with my old friend Jim. We used to spend Friday nights together. I spend the next few hours undoing much of the progress the last 4 days in hospital achieved. I eventually crawl into the back seat and lose consciousness. Suddenly it's light and for a moment I think everything is alright before remembering last nights events and that I was homeless and had about enough money to buy a newspaper. But wait it's the 30th, its pay day! I throw my head back and laugh. Then the hangover hits me. I open my eyes as wide as they will go in the disbelief at how bad I feel. Someone has surely drilled a hole in my forehead and poured in concrete. I try and crawl through the gap to the front seat but I'm too weak. Sitting back to psyche myself up I open the door and manage the 3 foot walk to the driver door. The fresh air actually helps. I look at the 2/3 empty bottle and get angry. I compare it to the devil. Suddenly finding some energy I step out of the car and try to smash the bottle. But it won't break even after the third attempt. I cannot beat the devil alone I think to myself. I pick up the bottle and leave. Finding myself back near my home town I attempt to check into a travel lodge. They receptionist seems quite happy to offer me a room until he looks at me. All of a sudden they're full. Do I really look that bad? I certainly feel it. So I head off again in a random direction. At some point I make the decision to head for the Severn Bridge, a favourite beauty spot with wannabe dead people. I stop along the route, take one last swig of the Bourbon and dispose of the unfinished bottle in a hedge. I purchase Vodka, this is more like it. I take off again and eventually find somewhere to stay the night. Finding myself alone and safe in a locked room I'd paid for was a welcome relief. I crack open the bottle and head into dream land. I must have gone out for a KFC at some point as there was debris neatly scattered over the floor in the morning. I leave thanking the friendly receptionist and drive west. I stop at a place called Swindon for more booze. What a depressing place this is. It really suits my mood. For some reason I go back to the place I'd stayed the previous night and do exactly the same the following night. Finally managing to leave the area I go to a cash machine. My balance is zero. Uh-oh, where's all that gone? Now What. I look at what resources I have left. A few pounds in change, enough fuel to get to the bridge and plenty of Vodka. Not much choice then. I make it to the bridge but don't have enough money to pay the toll. Damnit. Back to the nearest motorway services which is less than a mile back. I hide the keys to my car and get hammered before contemplating getting out and walking to the bridge. But I don't have the energy and it's freezing cold. Oh well, there's always tomorrow. I spend a very cold, tearful night in the back seat again. I awake at six still with alcohol in my system. I can feel it. I add to it and sporadically send text messages to those dearest to me. It gets dark again and I haven't moved except for several trips to the gents and to spend the last of my money on some crisps. The guy behind the counter looks at me funny. I wonder why. Must be the funky leather gloves I'm wearing, yeah that's it. It's getting very cold here. I'm out of alcohol and now petrol. I speak with my brother in law who explains why my family are angry with me. This isn't helping my state of mind at all. I hang up and throw up. Back to the car and it seems even colder. I lie on the back seat and shiver. I can't take this. I ask my brother in law to dial 999. The police arrive and talk to me. They take me away and detain me under the mental health act. At least it's warm and I haven't actually been arrested. I can't leave but where would I go? Some doctors and shrinks talk to me the next day. I'm not actually going nuts, just very down. The doctor tells me I will die if I keep drinking. This is obvious but I think about it all the same. He's actually serious. I've never really believed that all this drinking was doing any lasting damage. I don't want to die I just want all this stuff to go away and to get on with my life. That isn't going to be easy. I will have to work and think hard to save this situation. I am escorted back to my car by two friendly social workers who provide me with enough fuel to get back to my home town. It's a worrying journey. I still have nowhere to go and no money. I get back and see a doctor. Explaining to him the recent events he does everything he can. A homeless shelter is my only option for the night. Oh great. From a good, well-paid job and my own picturesque little cottage to this. In two short years. It's a bit late for regrets and I've no time for self pity. I visit my family and explain the situation. They let me use the phone, have a bath and collect a few of my things. I drive away into the pouring rain to the town where the shelter is. It's very dark, wet and I'm lost in the one way system from hell. Thinking about giving up again I phone my Dad who gives me some directions. I get lost again but eventually find some traffic police. The helpful man leads me to the road I need. But it's the wrong end of a one way street. I drive off again in the wrong direction and stop outside a block of flats.
