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August 5 Uniform Swap DayAt ARTEX 1:00 to 5:00pm All Choirs August 18 Touring Choir Retreat T1 New Augusta Public Academy North 8:30 - 3:45 Retreat 3:45 - 4:45 Parents Meeting T1 August 18 RCA Tennis Championships Indianapolis Tennis Center 6:00 Call T1 August 19 Touring Choir Retreat T2 New Augusta Public Academy North 12:30 - 7:00 Retreat 7:00 - 8:00 Parents Meeting T2 August 21 Concert Rehearsals Begin 5:15 � 6:30pm Concert August 21 Kantorei Rehearsals Begin 6:45 � 8:00pm Kantorei August 22 T2 Rehearsals Begin � CTS 5:15 � 6:45pm T2 August 22 T1 Rehearsals Begin -- CTS 7:00 � 8:30pm T1 August 23 Chamber Rehearsals Begin 5:15 � 6:30pm Chamber August 25 IYC Retreat New Augusta Public Academy North 9:00 - 4:00 Retreat 4:00 - 5:00 Parents Meeting IYC August 27 Descant Rehearsals Begin 5:15 � 6:30pm Descant August 28 Lyric Rehearsals Begin 5:30 � 6:45pm Lyric August 28 Octavo Rehearsals Begin 7:00 � 8:15pm Octavo August 29 Jubilate Rehearsals Begin 5:15 � 6:30pm Jubilate August 30 Treble Rehearsals Begin 5:30 � 6:45pm Treble September 8 Penrod Arts Fair Indpls Museum of Art TBA IYC Tour Choir & Hawaii Tour Choir September 10 Preparatory Choir Begins 5:45 � 6:45pm Prep-Mon September 12 Preparatory Choir Begins 5:30-6:30pm Prep-Wed September 23 Scottish Rite Vespers Service Convention Center 5:00pm Touring 1 September 30 Formula One Grand Prix Indpls Motor Speedway TBA TBA October 8 Parent Demonstration Concert 5:15 � 6:30pm Descant October 9 Parent Demonstration Concert 5:30 � 6:45pm Lyric October 9 Parent Demonstration Concert 7:00 � 8:15pm Octavo October 10 Parent Demonstration Concert 5:15 � 6:30pm Jubilate October 11 Parent Demonstration Concert 5:30 � 6:45pm Treble October 16 Parent Demonstration Concert 5:15 � 6:30pm Concert October 18 Parent Demonstration Concert 5:15 � 6:30pm Chamber October 18 Parent Demonstration Concert 6:45 � 8:00pm Kantorei October 20 Edenberg Bar Mitzvah T1 Select October 27 Creating Artistry Workshop T1 November 3 Butler Fall Choral Festival Clowes Hall IYC November 11 1st Presbyterian Church (Ft. Wayne) T1 or T2 November 12 Parent Demonstration Concert Prep-Mon November 14 Parent Demonstration Concert Prep-Wed November 16 National ORFF Convention T1 November 20 Inter-faith Thanksgiving Service Saints Peter & Paul Cathedral Kantorei, Concert, Chamber & volunteers November 22 Thanksgiving Day Service North United Methodist Church 10:30am Jub, Des, Tr, Oct, Lyr, Voluntary November 27 � December 2 Nutcracker Clowes Memorial Hall Various Kantorei November 29 � December 2 Dance Kaleidoscope - Ceremony of Carols Pike Performing Arts TBA T1 & T2 National Youth Choir of Scotland The Mitchell Library, 201 North Street, Glasgow, G3 7DN email: mitchelldirector@nycos.co.uk Tel: 0141 287 2856 Fax: 0141 287 2858 (03) 9926 5782 (BH), (03) 9419 4448 (AH) Choir�s Email Address: gcox @melbourne.catholic.org.au Choir's Website: www.melbourne.catholic.org.au/cathedral November 2 at 7pm Works by Francis Poulenc; Pascal Dusapin. Schoenberg Music Building Center Stage (Ostin Hall) UCLA Center for the Performing Arts UCLA Central Ticket Office James E. West Alumni Center P.O. Box 24607 Los Angeles, CA 90024-0607 Tel. (310) 825 2101 � November 3 at 8:30 pm Works by Francis Poulenc; Pascal Dusapin. San Francisco Performances Inc. St. Ignatius Church San Francisco CA Tel. (415) 392 2545 � November 5 at 7 pm Works by Poulenc; Mahler / Pesson; Chopin / Krawczyk. Riverside Fine Arts Series Church of the Good Shepherd 1100 Stockton St. (corner of Park St.) Jacksonville, FL Tel. (904) 389 4952 � November 9 at 8 pm Works by Poulenc; Mahler / Pesson; Chopin / Krawczyk. Francis of Assisi Church 2250 East Stadium Ann Arbor, MI Presented by: University Musical Society University of Michigan Burton Memorial Tower 881 North University Ave. Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1011 Tel. (734) 764 2538 / 800 221 1229 � November 10 at 8 pm Works by Poulenc; Mahler / Pesson; Chopin / Krawczyk. Coolidge Auditorium Library of Congress 101 Independence Avenue, SE Washington, DC 20540 Tel. (202) 707 5502 TicketMaster: (301) 808 6900 � November 11 at 7:30 pm Wiedemann Recital Hall Wichita State University Wichita, KS 67260-0062. Box Office: (316) 978 3233 � November 12 at 3:30 pm Works by Poulenc, Mahler / Gottwald. Lied Center University of Kansas West Campus Lawrence, KS 66045-0501 Tel. (785) 864 ARTS � November 15 at 8 pm Works by Poulenc; Mahler / Pesson; Dusapin. Church of St. Ignatius Loyola Park Ave. at 84th Street New York, NY Presented by: Lincoln Center Great Performers Broadway at 67th Street New York, NY Alice Tully Hall Tel. (212) 875 5050 Avery Fisher Hall. Tel (212) 875 5030 Telecharge: (212) 721 6500 Post: Choir Connexion Ltd Brookdale House 75 Brookdale Road London E17 6QH Good Morning B, I didn't work yesterday, and thank goodness. The house was a mess from the holidays, so I spent the day cleaning and getting organized. I don't which would have been more fun -- work or chores. =) LOL. Anyhow, looks like just about everyone invited is going to attend, which is good. Mom will be so excited. We can talk about food after we hear from a few more people, and see what Dad thinks. I'm gonna be pretty open this weekend, so how about shopping on Saturday afternoon? Sound good? Have a good day. Love, Kay-kay -----Original Message----- From: Brenda Gibson [BrendaG30 @yahoo.com] Sent: Tuesday, January 3, 2006 9:26 AM To: Kaitlynn Reiss [kaitlynnr2001 @yahoo.com] Subject: Mom's surprise birthday party Hey Sis - What's up? How is your week going so far? Did you have to work yesterday or was it a holiday for you? I had to work, but it was quiet in the office, so I got a ton of things done. Anyways, I wanted to update you on Mom's 50th birthday party. I sent the invites out before the holidays and a bunch of people RSVP'ed. So, it's looking like the following people are coming: 1. Dad & mom, of course 2. You and Jim 3. Me and Eddie 4. Tom & Carol Hartley 5. Jim & Edna Mahoney 6. Patricia Billings 7. Janice & George Putchinski 8. Mark & Lydia Lanier 9. Bob & Helen Weiss I think about 10 more people have yet to respond, so we'll see what they say, before we decide on either to get food from Publix and maybe Buca di Beppo, or if we can to cater it. What are your thoughs? Oh, and we will have to check with dad too. If you are around this weekend, let's go shopping together for decorations, k? Talk to you later chica. Love, Bren E-mail address Password Forgot your password? Pompaggio intensivo per tranquillizzare i consumatori del vecchio Continente :: La Russia rassicura l'Europa Il ministro Scajola: "Non pi� emergenza. Ora patto" ROMA - L'emergenza gas "� superata", ma ora serve "un patto per una nuova politica energetica". Per questo il ministro delle Attivit� produttive Claudio Scajola fa "appello a tutte le forze responsabili: � il momento di siglare un patto che porti a una nuova politica energetica". Una politica che punti a breve a un nuovo mix energetico per ridurre la dipendenza dal petrolio e "nel lungo periodo allo sviluppo di tecnologie nucleari, riprendendo un percorso senza dogmi e tab�, senza prese di posizione demagogiche e passatiste". E la Russia ha mantenuto la promessa di un pompaggio pi� intensivo del suo gas per rassicurare i consumatori europei che luned� avevano visto un brusco calo nei rifornimenti di metano, mentre riparte per la prima volta dalla chiusura dei tubi ucraini il dialogo fra i due protagonisti della crisi, il gigante russo Gazprom e la controparte Naftagaz-Ukraini. Una missione della compagnia ucraina � arrivata stasera a Mosca per riallacciare i negoziati. Ma dal ministro dell'energia russo Viktor Khristenko arrivano segnali meno tranquillizzanti: nuove bordate di accuse nei confronti degli asseriti furti di Kiev, a suo avviso "materia per i tribunali", e un sorprendente rilancio dei prezzi gi� rifiutati dalla controparte perch� giudicati troppo esosi, 249,5 dollari per 1000 metri cubi di gas anzich� i 230 chiesti finora dalla stessa Gazprom. Il "ladrocinio" ucraino, stando al ministro, ammonta gi� a 222 milioni di metri cubi di metano: e la Russia non pu� pi� tollerare, "come accadeva negli anni '90", nel pieno dell'anarchia post-sovietica, tali ruberie. "Bisogna portare la questione davanti ai giudici. Ma ancor pi� di Gazprom, lo dovrebbero fare i consumatori europei", ha sottolineato Khristenko. In parole povere, dato che il gigante energetico russo non potr� "continuare in eterno" a pompare gas extra per ovviare ai prelievi abusivi del vicino, come ha ribadito stamane il portavoce di Gazprom Serghei Kuprianov, l'Europa cominci a fare pressioni su chi di dovere, cio� l'Ucraina. Tesi ribadita anche dal primo ministro russo Mikhail Fradkov, che ha chiesto all'austriaco Wolfghang Schuessel, presidente di turno dell'Ue, di premere su Kiev per un "ritorno alla legalit�". La tesi del governo russo � che sia l'Ucraina ad approfittare di una situazione di monopolio - quello del transito energetico verso l'Occidente - per difendere privilegi che non hanno nessuna ragion d'essere in una economia di mercato. L'approccio di Mosca, che vuole da Kiev il pagamento dei prezzi internazionali, � per il premier "perfettamente in linea con le iniziative dell'Unione europea per l'eliminazione dei sussidi, la trasparenza e la concorrenza", e in ultima analisi "promuove la sicurezza energetica in Europa". Fradkov non si sofferma sull'aribitrio praticato dall'altro grande monopolista della vicenda, Gazprom, nella redazione dei suoi listini: 46,6 dollari per 1000 metri cubi all'amica Bielorussia, un misterioso prezzo di favore anche ai poco amati Paesi baltici (che pagano intorno ai 110 dollari), punte fino a 260-265 dollari per il mercato europeo. Tant'�, per Mosca � l'Ucraina a voler "politicizzare" il dibattito e a "sabotare deliberatamente" i negoziati: finora la Russia "Si � sempre fatta carico. In pieno", delle abitudini predatorie del vicino, ha affermato Khristenko. I consumatori europei "non hanno idea di quello che abbiamo sopportato come rischi di transito, e non erano rischi nostri. Sono rimasti fuori del processo. Ma ora � gran tempo che gli europei facciano le opportune domande al paese che ha il monopolio del passaggio". Quanto ai prelievi abusivi, l'Ucraina continua a negare: ha pompato, � vero, un p� di gas dalle condotte, ma solo quello turkmeno che le spetta per i contratti firmati con Askhabad. La Russia controbatte: quel gas "� di propriet� della Gazprom: dai gasdotti turkmeni arrivano solo i flussi pattuiti con Mosca". In questo inestricabile nodo ex sovietico di tubi e post-sovietico di contratti ad personam, il metano, come il denaro, non ha odore. La procura e i carabinieri vogliono sapere chi ha ceduto la droga al laziale morto a Capodanno :: letale, caccia allo spacciatore Interrogati gli otto amici del ragazzo di Rocca di Papa PERUGIA - E' stata effettuata ieri dal dottor Gualtiero Gualtieri la perizia autoptica sul corpo di Emanuele Z., 23 anni, di Rocca di Papa in provincia di Roma, il giovane morto, con ogni probabilit� per una overdose, in un appartamento di un residence di San Feliciano di Magione. Il medico legale (con il quale collabora per la parte tossicologica, la dottoressa Paola Melai) dovr� dire al pubblico ministero Giuseppe Petrazzini, causa e ora della morte dello sfortunato giovane. I carabinieri di Citt� della Pieve e di Magione, al comando del capitano Aniello Gennaro Nasti, stanno proseguendo dal canto loro le indagini per appurare cosa sia esattamente successo nella notte di san Silvestro, tra il gruppo di amici laziali saliti in Umbria, per festeggiare il nuovo anno. Gli uomini della polizia giudiziaria hanno interrogato gli otto compagni della vittima (sei ragazzi e due ragazze), che si erano divisi in due camere del residence. Il sospetto � che Emanuele non abbia fatto un "rito" da solo, ma che ci si trovi davanti ad una sorta di droga-party. Gi� qualche anno fa, a Bettona, una festa tra amici organizzata in localit� Passaggio, si trasform� in tragedia per la morte di un ragazzo e di una ragazza, che insieme ad altri amici avevano deciso di sniffare un po' di droga (alcuni di loro erano addirittura alla prima esperienza). I due pusher vennero condannati dalla magistratura perugina. Come allora, anche adesso, il magistrato e i carabinieri vogliono sapere chi ha ceduto la droga che ha ucciso. Nella vicenda di Bettona si scopr� una coppia della Piana di Assisi (un magrebino e la sua compagna italiana), che avevano venduto lo stupefacente. Emanuele si era portato dietro la droga? Era stato un acquisto di gruppo fatto prima di partire (nel caso si trattasse di un festino) o lo stupefacente � stato acquistato in Umbria una volta arrivati? Le indagini dei carabinieri stanno cercando di chiarire tutti questi aspetti.Dear Friends, If you cannot view the images in this message, enable images or visit here to see this newsletter.
3 entries found for journey.jour�ney ( P ) Pronunciation Key (j�rn) n. pl. jour�neys The act of traveling from one place to another; a trip. A distance to be traveled or the time required for a trip: a 2,000-mile journey to the Pacific; the three-day journey home. A process or course likened to traveling; a passage: the journey of life. v. jour�neyed, jour�ney�ing, jour�neys v. intr. To make a journey; travel. v. tr. To travel over or through. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Middle English journei, day, day's travel, journey, from Old French jornee, from Vulgar Latin *diurnta, from Late Latin diurnum, day, from neuter of Latin diurnus, of a day, from dis, day. See diary.] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- journey�er n. journey n : the act of traveling from one place to another [syn: journeying] v 1: undertake a journey or trip [syn: travel] 2: travel upon or across; "travel the oceans" [syn: travel] Source: WordNet � 2.0, � 2003 Princeton University journey (1.) A day's journey in the East is from 16 to 20 miles (Num. 11:31). (2.) A Sabbath-day's journey is 2,000 paces or yards from the city walls (Acts 1:12). According to Jewish tradition, it was the distance one might travel without violating the law of Ex. 16:29. (See SABBATH.) Source: Easton's 1897 Bible Dictionary it's the joy of learning fascinating stories of the origins of words or their etymologies. For others, it's discovering unusual words, whether it's their meanings or sounds or spelling. Many, especially students, read it to grow their vocabulary for one of the many standardized tests or for personal enrichment. Those readers sometimes write back to say, "OK, so this word petrichor (see http://wordsmith.org/words/petrichor.html ) is interesting, but I'd like to see words that I can use more often in my daily life." Each word featured in AWAD includes examples taken from newspapers, magazines, and books to illustrate it and to show that it has been used in the real world. Still, we take their point. This week we present words you might encounter in your next test. -Anu Garg a...@wordsmith.org Sponsors' Messages: Remember the brain! One unique, at-a-glance email a day helps keep mental flab away. http://knowledgenews.net/s?s=3Daw082205 Monthly French, German, Italian and Spanish cultural audio magazines for intermediate-to-advanced learners. http://web.champs-elysees.com/wsmith1 ............................................................................ You can tell whether a man is clever by his answers. You can tell whether a man is wise by his questions. -Naguib Mahfouz, writer (1911- ) Discuss this week's theme or words at our online bulletin board: http://wordsmith.org/board Pronunciation: http://wordsmith.org/words/propitious.wav http://wordsmith.org/words/propitious.ram Permalink: http://wordsmith.org/words/propitious.html This message was sent to "awordaday@googlegroups.com". Dear all, I am translating a land deed that was written in the mid-1600's (location: Montreal). Most of the words can be worked out, but I haven't a clue about the following: 1. frond (trois arpents de *frond* sur vingt de proffondeur..) - Might this be length and width? 2. chine "lieu de la chine sur le bord du fleuve.." 3. "un minct demy de bled froment bon adc net loyal" ?????? (It is part of the "rente seigneurialle") 4. a main morte The parties may not.... "vendre, cedder, donner ny transporter a main morte...." 5. deserts Apparently, duties to be performed by (serfs??) who must stay on the land to: "pour y travailler et descouvrir les *deserts* de leurs voisons..." Anyone? Maxi Method Proven To Stop Panic, Anxiety, Phobias Without Drugs "To make a long story short, at 40 something years old, I thought my social and professional life was over. After listening to the CD only two times, I was dramatically affected! I'm going to use the word "miracle" to describe what it did for me. An enormous thanks." -Kyle Pantelis, IL To learn more =3D=3D> http://www.snipurl.com/anxiety75 -=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-/ Word of the Day for Monday November 7, 2005 propitious pruh-PISH-uhs, adjective: 1. Presenting favorable circumstances or conditions. 2. Favorably inclined; gracious; benevolent. By the early 1500s rice was being planted on the Cape Verde island most propitious for agriculture, Santiago. --Judith A. Carney, [1]Black Rice It is hard to imagine a less propitious start to a marriage: in a single blow Vincent forfeited the trust of his wife, the respect of her family, and the means of his own support. --Matthew Sturgis, [2]Aubrey Beardsley: A Biography If the fates are propitious we may succeed. --A. K. Green _________________________________________________________ Propitious derives from Latin propitius, "favorable." References 1. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/0674008340/ref=3Dnosim/lexico 2. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/087951910X/ref=3Dnosim/lexico Dictionary.com Entry and Pronunciation http://dictionary.reference.com/search?r=3D9&q=3Dpropitious Note: Audio pronunciation available only to Premium members. 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Not in the 1930s, nor later, so the >> >admiral must have been talking about something else (but what?). Or may >> >be he is trying to make a case for replacing old subs for new ones >> >(doesn't sound so bad when asking for replacements then asking for >> >something completely new) in the hope nobody will notice that there are >> >no old ones to begin with? >> > >> >Siemon Wezeman >> >> According to two different annuals of the Swedish naval reference book >> Marinkalender, the 1942 and the 1958 annual, Thailand (or Siam as it was >> also called) had 4 coastal submarines with the names Majchanu, Plaichumpol, >> Sinsamut and Wirun. They were launched 1936-37 and had a surface >> displacement of 370 tons. Surface top speed was 14* kn and they were armed >> with 4 53 cm tubes as well as a 76 mm deck gun. >> >> Don´t tell me that they were imagining those subs back in the 40´s and 50´s >> as well? The possibility that they exist today as operational boats is nil, >> but I do believe FoxSports.com Content � NHL notes: Mitchell leading Wild to wins � Waiver wired: Time for review � Red Wings 5, Blue Jackets 2 � Blue Jackets-Red Wings, Sums � Lidstrom, Samuelsson net two apiece in win � Blue Jackets-Blackhawks, Sums � Blue Jackets 3, Blackhawks 2 Video Blue Jackets win third straight Blue Jackets goalie Marc Denis speaks on a 3-2 win over the Blackhawks and Columbus' first three-game win streak of the season. Video Home Fantasy News Jaroslav Balastik - #40 - Left Wing - 6'2" - 205lbs News: The Columbus Blue Jackets may have its second scoring line with the "Czech line". Impact: The unit will consist of Jasoslav Balastik, David Vyborny and Jan Hrdina. The three play well together and Balastik would be the shooter on the line. It would be a nice complement to the top line of Fedorov-Nash-Zherdev and would also be the second power play unit. (Wed. Jan 4, 2006) Pascal Leclaire - #31 - Goaltender - 6'2" - 190lbs News: Pascal Leclaire injured his neck in Saturday's game. Impact: Leclaire had therapy yesterday and might be back on the ice this morning. He should be back in the lineup for Thursday's game in San Jose. (Tue. Jan 3, 2006) Duvie Westcott - #15 - Defense - 5'11" - 192lbs News: Duvie Westcott has a bruised sternum. Impact: It was thought that the injury might be more serious such as broken ribsor internal injuries. He may be able to return for the Blue Jackets next game in Thursday against San Jose. Westcott has been a pleasant surprise this season with 4 goals and 9 assists from the blueline. He also has 48 minutes in penalties. (Mon. Jan 2, 2006) Schedule - January 2006 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 @ SJ 10:30 6 7 @ COL 3:00 8 @ PHO 8:00 9 10 11 PIT 7:00 12 13 @ TB 7:30 14 @ FLA 7:30 15 16 NYR 7:00 17 18 DET 7:00 19 20 STL 7:00 21 @ NAS 8:00 22 23 24 VAN 7:00 25 26 27 MIN 7:00 28 NAS 7:00 29 30 31 Home All Times ET Complete Schedule | Check Local Listings on FSN Central Division Standings Team W L OTL Pts Pct Detroit 26 10 3 55 .705 Nashville 24 11 3 51 .671 Chicago 13 22 4 30 .385 St. Louis 10 22 5 25 .338 Columbus 12 26 1 25 .321 Complete Standings TEAM LEADERS Points David Vyborny 22 Goals Nikolai Zherdev 11 Assists David Vyborny 15 +/- Rostislav Klesla +2 PIM Jody Shelley 78 Wins Marc Denis 7 GAA Martin Prusek 3.22 SV% Marc Denis .899 League Ranks Cls Conf Rank NHL Rank Goals 79 15 30 Goals Allowed 138 14 26 Shots per game 27.7 13 28 Shots allowed per game 32.3 15 26 Power play % 11.3 15 30 Penalty kill % 82.6 8 18 Complete Team Stats Depth Chart Position First Team C Geoff Platt LW Rick Nash RW Nikolai Zherdev D Radoslav Suchy D Rostislav Klesla G Marc Denis Full Depth Chart Injuries Player Date Status Injury Jan Hrdina, C Dec 30 day-to-day Chest contusion Duvie Westcott, D Dec 30 day-to-day Upper body injury Adam Foote, D Dec 28 IR Hip Luke Richardson, D Dec 23 IR Fractured jaw Aaron Johnson, D Dec 23 IR Sprained knee Bryan Berard, D Dec 17 IR Sore lower back Manny Malhotra, C Dec 9 IR Shoulder Gilbert Brule, C Nov 30 IR Broken leg Transactions 12/31 Jamie Pushor (D) Called up from minors from Syracuse-AHL 12/30 Darcy Verot (C) Sent to minors Syracuse-AHL 12/30 Darcy Verot (C) Signed 12/29 Mark Hartigan (C) Called up from minors from Syracuse-AHL 12/29 Andy Delmore (D) Called up from minors from Syracuse-AHL
