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Re: [KWChoir] Re: rehearsal
I encourage everyone to practice ahead of time and to get together in groups to work on the music. For most of us, it really helps to hear the other parts. It would be wonderful if we could spend less time going over parts and more time "polishing" the performance. For example: clean cut-offs, dynamics, tempo, consistent pronunciation and most importantly getting used to singing with a large group of people that we've never sung with beforel.
Just remember...the person leading the rehearsal may not have the same directing style as I do. So when you arrive at Pennsic, please be prepared to be flexible. Also, many of these pieces have a lot of "moving parts" with a lot of different entrances and cutoffs. Since there are four (or six) parts and I only have two hands, two ears, and one brain, I will not be able to cue every entrance or cut-off every phrase ending. Heaven forefend...you may have to count! <grin>
At last week's rehearsal we worked on Cantate Domino. Two hours in fact. Many of you have performed this piece before and could probably sing it in your sleep. For those of you who haven't you may find it moderately challenging...especially if you don't have a lot of singing experience. Here are a few things to think about when practicing this piece.
1. This is our opening piece...it will start with a bang. I will give you four beats and God willing and the creek don't rise, you will come in on the downbeat. The dynamic is forte (f) or loud.
2. Please do not close on the "n" in the word "Cantate" it will flatten the sound.
3. At measure 14, the time signature changes from 4/4 to 3/4. I will give you a clean cut off at the end of measure 13 to give you time to breath and to ensure consistent re-entry.
4. At measure 19, dynamics change to mezzo forte (mf) moderately loud. (I may change that to mezzo piano (mp) once I hear the entire group together.
5. At measure 23, tenors and basses...nice strong entrance please...forte (f)
6. There will be a ritard beginning on the 2nd beat of measure 45 on "mirabilia ejus"
7. Please note that a lot of the phrases end in "s" Prime opportunity for us to sound like a bunch of hissing snakes which of course is not a good thing. Watch for clean cut-offs on these phrases...especially when all the parts end on the same beat.
8. Many of you are familiar with latin pronunciation. However, I will go over it in more detail when we are all together.
Thanks to all of you who are hosting local rehearsals. The next one at my house is on Sunday, April 22nd at 1:30 p.m. Directions are attached. They are in word format. If you can't read them, let me know.
Sing well and sing often.
Arianna M.
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Rehearsals are a wonderful thing!
When I directed the choir, I tried to have as many rehearsals as
possible at events in the East Kingdom. That's where I live.
It's a good idea to post local practices on this list. You
never know when someone can attend something.
I encourage others in your local area to have a practice.
Learning parts, practice the text and rhythms are really
important. Even a small group of motivated people can gather
together at a shire or barony meeting and try to work out some
of the parts.
In fact, yahoo groups has this calendar feature that I don't
think we've ever used. Anyone hosting a practice should contact
Arianna and see if there's anything particular to work on, and
post that gathering in the calendar.
Good luck everyone in learning the music. It's a really
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time either alone or in a small group will only enhance your KWC
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AN: A little somthinsomthing what flowted around in my mind and will probably be used later on in Changes. It just had to get out, and I hope it bring a bit of humour into your day.
Please enjoy!
What you're about to read is a article that was printe in The Daily Prophet a week ago. It was written by a new gifted and exciting reporter by the name of Ms. White, and it concernes all of the Wizarding world. Without this artical to sort out all of the speculations and rumours going around the Wizarding World, it may have seeked to exist...
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The whole inside story of what really happened between the British Quidditch Team, Rita Skeeter, Lucius Malfoy and the much mythical Geek porn movie.
The Prophet got the whole story from a key witness whom shall remain unnamed for her own safety.
This is all quotations –
"I was sitting right by the window, minding my own business, when it all happend. And I saw everything. I'm just telling this story right now to put a stop to all the speculations."
This is how it all happened:
I was sitting in a Starbuck cafe. I looked out of the window and saw Victor Krum walking by. He stopped to say hello to Celestina Warbeck, the Singing Sorceress on WWN, and left.
A bit later Rita Skeeter showed up and said she had gotten a tip that Victor Krum was getting drunk with Celestina Warbeck, and that it would be unforgivable for a respectable reporter not to investigate this.
Then came Celestina Warbeck's manager past to yell at Rita Skeeter.
A bit later came Lucius Malfoy whom had been tipped that Celestina Warbeck had told Rita Skeeter that Victor Krum was getting drunk with Warbeck's manager. About now, both Celestina Warbeck, her manager, Victor Krum and Rita Skeeter had already gone, so Lucius Malfoy went too.
Though new guests still came. The famous sociologist Torvall Beckengard sat himself down by a table alone and started to talk loudly about porn. A huge bus with the British Quidditch Team went by, which resolved in a bit pointing and giggling by the café guests. Moments after Rita Skeeter came back and said she had gotten a tip that Torvall Beckengard wanted to play in a porn movie with the British Quidditch Team. And that it would be unforgivable for any respectable reporter to not investigate this.
Then Lucius Malfoy came back. He had overheard Rita Skeeter and Beckengard, and called the Prophet to say that he wanted a stop to Beckengard's insinuations that the British Quidditch Team was getting drunk naked in porn movies with the Geek team, a Quidditch team made of geeks who couldn't play Quidditch, but tried to.
Skeeter went to the little girls room, and when she came back she said that she had gotten a tip that Lucius Malfoy was getting drunk with the Geek team, and that it would be meaningless for a reporter with respect for herself not to investigate that further.
In the meantime had Torvall Beckengard left, and Rita Skeeter was suddenly standing face to face with WWN's debate leader Dick Clarkson whom had received a tip that Celestina Warbeck, Lucius Malfoy and the whole British Quidditch Team sat at Starbuck and discussed porn while getting drunk. So he had come to ask if they couldn't come and continue the discussion in WWN's studios.
Just at that moment Rita Skeeter got a note with a tip from someone who had heard Dick Clarkson say he was usually drunk while on the air.
Lucius Malfoy showed then up and emphasize that he had never been on the WWN and that it was a scandal that the players on the Geek Team had spread such foul rumours. Rita Skeeter then got a tip, probably from Dick Clarkson, Lucius Malfoy was spreading rumours about the Geek Team.
Celestina Warbeck's manager sent a note to Lucius Malfoy and asked him if he wanted a new manager now that he was going to play in the newest Geek porn movie to Rita Skeeter. Skeeter saw the note and said that it would be unforgivable for any respectable reporter not to in the least try to shot a Geek porn movie now that proposal was made.
Then they all left. To shot a porn movie. To bitch slap Celestina Warbeck. Or to lead a debate on the air while drunk…At that moment the tips were a bit spread out.
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BeschreibungTheology and the natural sciences - are we dealing with a contradiction here? That¿s the way it may sometimes appear in the media. Particularly the cases of Galilei and Darwin spring to mind, as illustrations of the church on the retreat from triumphant science. Andreas Losch depicts this conflict, however, as a modern myth; he presents the approach of the Cambridge physicist and priest John C. Polkinghorne, who assumed agreement between the two disciplines. How else can one see this conflict - looking beyond the conflict? Losch also introduces the reader to the classification of Ian G. Barbours, who regarded the positions of theology and the natural sciences not as one of conflict, but as the juxtaposition of independent entities: as a dialogue between and integration of two disciplines.Andreas Losch does not merely repeat the arguments of Barbours, but rather scrutinizes the basis for his assumptions, concluding that a so-called "critical realism" is the best way to explain them. The author then seeks to determine the definition and meaning of critical realism in science, philosophy and theology. He describes two German approaches to a dialogue between theology and the natural sciences and compares them with the Anglo-Saxon model based on critical realism: the time theory of the physicist A.M.K. Müller and the Gestaltkreis concept of the physician and philosopher Viktor von Weizsäcker.Losch concludes the work by integrating the various models into his own suggestion for sustaining a dialogue between the disciplines. Two excursus look at other ways of analyzing the thoughts of the theologian Jürgen Hübner and the science philosopher Michael Polanyi on this subject.
PortraitDr. theol. Andreas Losch is a postdoc at the Center for Space and Habitability at the University of Bern.
LeseprobeTheology and Science tend to appear as an irreconcilable contrast, especially in the media. Most times the cases of Galilei and Darwin are mentioned to demonstrate the retreat of the church facing a triumphant science. In the work presented here, Andreas Losch elucidates this conflict in the light of modern historical science and reveals it as a myth. As a position opposite to this conflict model he presents the perspective of Cambridge physicist and priest John C. Polkinghorne, who assumes the consonance of the disciplines. Which other alternatives are there beyond conflict? To answer this question Losch presents the well-known typology of Ian G. Barbour (also physicist and theologian), who portrays three further models as possible relationships of theology and science besides conflict: the independence approach, dialogue or an integration of the disciplines. An excursus compares this typological model - which is characteristic for the Anglo-American sphere - with the more continental European orientated typology of the German theologian Jürgen Hübner. What these different geographical roots mean will become clear throughout the course of the work.The Bible has to be taken seriously, but not literally. Losch asks about the definition and meaning of critical realism in science, philosophy and theology. Following this, he presents two prominent German approaches to the dialogue between science and theology and compares them with the Anglo-American model on the basis of critical realism. The approaches to be compared are the theory of time by the physicist A.M.K Müller und the Gestaltkreis concept by the physician and philosopher Viktor von Weizsäcker. The conclusion at the end of the work will integrate the different models into a highly original proposal for the dialogue of the disciplines.>
Untertitel: Eine konstruktiv-kritische Auseinandersetzung von Theologie und Naturwissenschaft. 'Forschungen zur systematischen und ökumenischen Theologie'. mit ca. 3 Abbildungen.
Verlag: Vandenhoeck + Ruprecht Gm
Erscheinungsdatum: September 2011
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Michael Barone in US News and Weekly Report reports this week on how the press is about to get their collective bell rung under the Espionage Act of 1917, and they helped dig their own grave.
"Blowback is what happens when the consequence of actions you have taken come full circle and slap you in the face. That happened to us in Afghanistan after we supported the mujahideen against the Soviets and then Muslim fighters installed the Taliban. Now we may be seeing blowback against the press. Last month the New York Times and the Washington Post won Pulitzer Prizes for their stories on National Security Agency surveillance and CIA secret prisons in eastern Europe. Soon they may be getting subpoenas.
If so, the papers shouldn't be surprised. In July 2003, when columnist Robert Novak printed the name of a CIA analyst, the Times self-righteously demanded an investigation of White House aides to determine if they violated the law by leaking her name. With glee, Bush haters charged that this disclosure wreaked grave damage on national security. In time a special prosecutor was appointed. He has charged no one with violating the law at issue, the Intelligence Identities Protection Act. But he did jail then Times reporter Judith Miller for refusing to testify until she finally agreed to do so. Blowback.
This may be only the beginning. Two weeks ago, the CIA fired analyst Mary McCarthy for disclosing classified information to a reporter; she was widely reported to be a source for the Post story on secret prisons, but her lawyer denies it. The leak is being investigated by the Justice Department. A prosecution, of leaker or leakee, could follow. And so could a prosecution for the Times's NSA story."
Of course I've been telling you all along it's going to be a Bang of a Summer and it's beginning to line up nicely. Mary Loose Lips has gone underground, no doubt a good position to take. She will most likely be the prosecution witness of sorts as the already developing cases against certain reporters and others.
Now to those who think the press is "Golden" and above such prosecution. Nay, nay says Michael:
"That will seem outrageous to many. There have been precious few prosecutions of leakers of classified information in our history and none of journalists. And don't journalists have a right to protect their sources?
The answer to the last question is yes, in some states, but no in federal law, as the Supreme Court ruled in 1972 and as the trial and appeals courts ruled in the Judith Miller case. And the Espionage Act of 1917, as amended in 1950, very clearly makes it a criminal offense to transmit or receive classified information. "If these statutes mean what they seem to say and are constitutional, public speech in this country since World War II has been rife with criminality," wrote law Profs. Harold Edgar and Benno Schmidt. "The source who leaks defense information to the press commits an offense; the reporter who holds on to defense material commits an offense."
There is no law per-se protecting journalist from prosecution under the EA, if they receive and printclassified information - NONE. Fact is that Dana Priest could very well be prosecuted as could others involved in devulging classified information. True, it wouldn't be an easy road and no doubt their co-horts will report them as martyrs who are being "prosecuted" for revealing wrong doing.
But the fact is that the Administration has taken it on the chin for the last three years and while frustrating to us who support them, the fact is that it was only a matter of time before what "goes around - comes around".
Take it to the bank - It's coming around and quick.
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Michael Barone in US News and Weekly Report reports this week on how the press is about to get their collective bell rung under the Espionage Act of 1917, and they helped dig their own grave.


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Chapter Twenty-Three: A Brief Endeavor to Walk the Fox (3)Mature
It turned out that the creature had no more interest in returning to the Castle Carviliet than it had expressed in proceeding onward; however, with some coaxing, they were able to convince it to move laterally a few paces to the side of the road. There it lay down, panting noisily and thumping its tail, its eyes rolling beseechingly from one of its human companions to the other as if expecting some reward for its obedience.
"No, I'm no' goina gi'e you anythin'," Fiona informed it.
Thump, thump, thump.
"Grinnin' at me an' waggin' yer tail is no' goina change my mind, you cheeky bastard. No, Henry! Dinna pet it! You'll only encourage it ta disobey me!"
"Diplomacy," Henry stated, scratching Raif behind the ears. "The art of giving the other party what it desires so that it will one day remember your kindness and perhaps be inclined to do as you ask."
Fiona scowled. "I dinna think diplomacy is a widely accepted method o' trainin' animals."
Thump, thump, thump.
Henry shrugged and smiled slightly. His eyes, though, were still brimming with tears. "What difference does it make? Nothing else seems to work for this little chap."
Fiona dropped the subject and sat down in the dry grass beside him, putting a hand on his shoulder. He glanced at her in response, curiosity flickering briefly across his tear-stained features.
"You look ill, Henry."
He shrugged again. "I've always looked ill. It's a permanent characteristic."
"Have you been feelin' poorly? Is that why you locked yerself in yer room?"
"I suppose," Henry replied blandly. "Your uncle thinks that my sickliness is due to my tendency to worry excessively. He's probably correct in that assertion."
"How long has it been like this?"
"For as long as I can remember."
"That must be awful."
"It is." He exhaled through his teeth and hugged his knees to his chest. "Rezyn, it is."
Fiona moved closer to him and lay her head upon his shoulder, atop the hand that she had already placed there. His body stiffened slightly in response, but after a few seconds had elapsed, he relaxed and leaned his own head against hers. His straight brown hair, fine and soft, fell gently upon the side of her face.
"Thank you, Fiona," he mumbled.
"For what?"
"For being here."
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Kanye West is rumored to be secretly recording with Paul McCartney, according to Page Six.
The gossip column says that the pair have been working on a number of tracks, including one that is tentatively titled "Piss on My Grave."
Giving credence to the rumors is the fact that Kanye showed up a at the former Beatles' Dodger Stadium show last week and Macca's dropped Kanye's name a few times in interviews when asked about possible collaborators.
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Even before the Security Council resolved tonight to give Iraq a chance to prove that it really intends to resume cooperation with arms inspectors, some familiar code words for trouble were in the air.
When pressed to promise that no sites, including Presidential properties belonging to Saddam Hussein and his security services, would be barred to inspectors as in the past, Iraq's representative Nizar Hamdoon reminded reporters that certain ''modalities'' governed searches of such places, according to the agreement signed with Secretary General Kofi Annan in February.
That agreement effectively ended serious inspections of those palaces and other properties and allowed only one round of pro-forma visits by monitors chaperoned by teams of diplomats.
In a similar vein, when the Security Council meeting ended tonight, Sergei Lavrov, Russia's representative and Iraq's most outspoken advocate in deliberations, quickly noted that Iraqi points about a comprehensive review of sanctions against Baghdad would have to be taken into consideration.Continue reading the main story
United Nations weapons inspectors may be back in Iraq as early as Tuesday. But the level of skittishness about taking Iraq at its word this time was manifest in the delay in beginning today's Security Council session. The postponement arose from fears that an Iraqi official was already rolling back the added clarifications that allowed President Clinton to give Iraq a chance to prove itself and avoid a military attack.
The last-minute hitch arose when Tariq Aziz, Iraq's Deputy Prime Minister and spokesman on the arms issue, said in a CNN interview from Baghdad that Iraq was committed only to what he had written to Mr. Annan on Saturday. ''Nothing beyond that,'' he added for emphasis.
That letter was rejected as inadequate by the Clinton Administration, which refused to join a Security Council consensus this weekend until two further, brief letters were received from Mr. Hamdoon. Those letters removed some ambiguities in Iraq's pledges. Was Mr. Aziz now disavowing them?
Peter Burleigh, the American representative and this month's Council president, asked Secretary General Kofi Annan to straighten this out with Mr. Aziz, who told the Secretary General on the telephone late this afternoon that he regarded Mr. Hamdoon's letters as part of his own.
Against this backdrop, it was not surprising that the Council prefaced the most critical paragraph in its statement with, ''Taking note of past experience with Iraq . . .''
''We remain vigilant and alert,'' said the British envoy, Sir Jeremy Greenstock, after the meeting. The Council demanded that the Iraqis show their intentions with ''unconditional and sustained cooperation.''
Those intentions will be tested as early as Tuesday, when more than 100 arms inspectors are expected to return to Baghdad, said Richard Butler, the executive chairman of the United Nations Special Commission, known as Unscom.
His inspectors, who monitor biological, chemical and missile systems, and those of the International Atomic Energy Agency, who watch Iraq's nuclear activities, have been in Bahrain since Wednesday, when they were withdrawn in the face of a possible American military strike.
About 150 relief workers will also be returning to Iraq from Amman, Jordan, most as early as tomorrow, said Benon Sevan, the director of the Iraq humanitarian program.
Iraq has long sought a review of sanctions on its terms, with the lifting of sanctions foreordained. By referring to Iraq's talking points for such a review, contained in an annex to the letter to Mr. Annan Saturday, Mr. Lavrov raised a matter that is a virtual anathema to Washington.
Mr. Lavrov also returned to the dormant theme of the behavior of Unscom inspectors, a theme Iraq plays on when explaining why it will not tolerate spot inspections at certain sites.
''Unscom also has to be guided by general principles, including the respect for sovereignty of Iraq and respect for dignity of Iraq and, of course, its territorial integrity,'' Mr. Lavrov said. ''I believe that those are very clear provisions, and there were instances in the past that some Unscom members were not entirely within those parameters.''
With the Clinton Administration no longer blocking agreement on how to respond to Saddam Hussein's overture on Saturday, the Security Council met today only to acknowledge formally Iraq's decision to resume cooperation.
Despite predictions among diplomats that some Council members would take the opportunity to criticize President Clinton, albeit diplomatically, for his comments about helping dissidents overthrow President Hussein, which many did not consider conducive to fostering cooperation from Baghdad, the Administration was applauded.
Most Council members and United Nations officials did not support the use of force to end this crisis. Their sense of relief was summed up by Mr. Annan after the meeting.
''In common with many members of the Security Council, I am grateful to President Clinton for the courageous and the difficult decision he took earlier today,'' Mr. Annan said. ''This is a victory for all those who express their firm determination that United Nations Security Council resolutions must be respected. It is a victory for diplomacy and resolve.''
But he added that ''for the crisis to be put permanently behind us, Iraq must move swiftly to insure complete and unconditional compliance.''
Mr. Annan, who has now been through two major crises with Iraq in less than a year, said he could give no guarantees that this new agreement will work. But alluding to the threat of American and British military strikes hanging over Iraq, he added: ''I'm not sure that if there is a next time, we would even have time for further diplomatic initiatives and appeals.''Continue reading the main story


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Chapter Twenty-One
To say there was some tension between Rowan and Calvin would be one of the bigger understatements Glenn had ever made. Glenn was half-expecting Rowan to actually aim for Calvin's throat. When they reached the entrance of the carnival site it was in full-swing. The sound of sirens reached Glenn ears.
"You did put it out, right Elrik?" Rowan asked, trying to make a joke but failing when is voice was so tight. Elrik didn't respond and Leon sighed.
"Not all of it. Least not on the wolves he lit up," Leon replied for him. Calvin shot Elrik a dark look. That was the other thing Glenn was finding hard to ignore. Because Calvin being around meant what Greg had said was right. Calvin had happily killed someone to disappear from the world. Truthfully Glenn has avoided asking much about lycans after that, not wanting to know more. But he had a feeling he and Caric were going to sit down. And Caric was going to answer all of his questions. Glenn was also worried about Zoe. She couldn't go through a repeat of what happened before. Lycan or not, Calvin should've told her something rather than just disappearing.
"Well, at least you're both alive," Caric said, leaning against the nearest stall. Calvin's face twisted into a glare instantly, to which Caric replied with uncaring calm.
"Oh, but you picked up a irritating stray along the way," he added.
"Leave him alone," Zoe said. Placing herself between Calvin and Caric. Surprise flinted across both their faces.
"Why should I?" Caric asked, sounding amused by Zoe's little outburst.
"He's an old....friend," Zoe finally said. Glenn saw the mix of emotions flint across Calvin's face during the pause and the hurt at her word choice. Caric on the other hand had a mix of worry and curiosity.
"Fine, but if you cause trouble you're out. And I don't give second chances," Caric said. He turned and started walking and Rowan started following. Glenn shrugged and join Rowan. Wendy seemed content to hang back with Leon, shooting Calvin a look worthy of a gold medal in hate. Zoe hesitated and also followed suit. A reluctant Calvin with her.
"It's no wonder you're so prone to tripping when you're always looking behind you," Elrik muttered beside Glenn. Making him jump a little in surprise. Glenn didn't sense him at all.
"Maybe if someone stopped throwing flame balls in my path I'd have better balance," Glenn replied icily, causing Elrik to snigger. They kept walking and Glenn wondered whether he should ask the question he really wanted to. He studied Elrik from the corner of his eye, seeing the lines of sweat still beading his forehead.
"What already?" Elrik spat, stopping to meet Glenn eye contact.
"Erm..." Glenn trailed off, shocked by Elrik's angry attitude.
"You want to know about the fire I started back in the house?" Elrik suggested for him and Glenn nodded sheepishly. Elrik sighed and ran a hand through his hair. The hair band and some patches of clothing were missing now. When he hand returned to his side it was covered in the shoot that had gathered in his curls.
"Fire is...hard to control. It wasn't until I came here I got this." Elrik pointed to the wristband and Glenn raised an eyebrow it didn't look special. Just a leather band with a simple bead tie.
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Located in the heart of Pollensa, this apartment is 0.1 mi (0.2 km) from Pollensa Port and within 3 mi (5 km) of S'Albufereta and Cala Barques. Mirador Es Colomer and Roman Bridge are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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- Air conditioning
- Total number of rooms - 20
- Number of floors - 4
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Free newspaper
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text: Language Arts 3-4H Chaucer's World: 14th Century England Basic assumptions of the medieval world: Existence of a Christian afterlife 2 paths: religious life or secular life Things of the world inferior to things of God Medieval passion for order/fear of disorder Recurrent image: Fortuna & the wheel Immutable order: one's estat is an absolute, both sinful & futile to rebel against Signaled by clothing (array), manner (curteisye) Chaucer's Middle English Angl0-Saxon Old English enriched by French, Latin Important, serious writing = French & Latin Light, often comic writing = English Chaucer's high diction used for abstraction, while low, colloquial diction used for comic relief; formal diction (particularly when given in or mixed with Latin or French) can sometimes be used to satirize intellectual snobbery 29 pilgrims meet at the Tabard Inn to travel on pilgrimage to Canterbury Cathedral for repentance, divine goodwill, etc. Canterbury Cathedral is the shrine of St. Thomas Becket (1118-1170), martyred by Henry II's henchmen while at prayer in the cathedral. If life is a journey, pilgrimage gives pilgrims a taste of their ultimate goal. On to Canterbury! 4 types of tale (some overlap) Bawdy: lewd content, usually for comic effect Morally instructive: teaches a moral lesson Satirical: obvious target; told in the hopes of inciting change Allegorical: a tale in which one thing represents another Cross-section of society: "Those who work" (in order of hierarchy) Landed gentry: Franklin Professionals: Sergeant of the Law, Doctor of Physic Tradespeople: Merchant, Wife of Bath, Five Guildsmen, Harry Bailly (tavern keeper), Miller Secular employees: Manciple, Reeve Laborers: Shipman, Yeoman, Cook Peasants: Plowman Cross-section of society: "Those who fight" Knight Squire Cross-section of society: "Those who pray" Religious orders: Monk, Prioress, Friar, Nun's Priest, Second Nun Parish clergy: Parson Student: Clerk at Oxford Church employees: Pardoner, Summoner The Knight The Squire "Troth & honor, freedom Son of the knight and courtesy" Crusader Must be ready both to slay his foe and be a perfect gentleman – code of chivalry Apprentice—he is a knight-in-training Courtly lover & lusty bachelor The Yeoman The Prioress Country rustic Madame Eglentyne Clothing signifies his Well-mannered, tender- country origins and satirizes them as well hearted and sweet; knows social graces Values are primarily social, not religious The Monk The Friar Hypocritical—violates Description is both monastic rules of poverty, self-denial Chaucer points out the problems of the church through him ironic and critical, notes that the Friar prefers the society of tavern-keepers and ladies to lepers and beggars. Has a side business to support his more worldly habits The Merchant The Clerk Man of the business Poor & sincere world Despite his appearance, bargaining, buying, selling, trading, etc. = risk (he is also in debt) Represents what a good scholar should be One of the few role models in Canterbury Tales (despite the fact that he's a little dull) The Lawyer & The Franklin The 5 Guildsmen Lawyer is competent, Guild = medieval trade knows the law = "For his science and for his heigh renoun/Of fees and robes hadde he many oon." Franklin is a country gentleman He is an Epicurean physical pleasure (food)=happiness union Prosperity of tradesmen meant they could be "conspicuous consumers" (above their estat—disrupting order) The Cook & the Shipman The Doctor Cook to the guildsmen Has skill & knowledge; (another sign of their wealth) Good cooking, but little attention to hygiene! Shipman more of a pirate than a seaman doesn't have dedication In it for the money: "For gold in phisik is a cordial/Therefore he lovede gold in special" The Miller & the Manciple The Reeve Miller is very "salt of the Manager/overseer of an earth" character Beauty = virtue in the medieval world, so . . . Manciple is a profiteer-he is the financial manager of a law school (Inn of Court)—pockets the difference estate Skims profits of employer also (same class of people as Manciple & Miller) Wife of Bath The Parson & the Plowman Alisoun, 5 times a widow Parson is a truly good Inherited and earned man—the best of Chaucer's religious characters Pure Christian principles Plowman hauls dung for a living, but has a good spiritual attitude (she is a weaver) income Associated with the color red (her costume her face) Traits—assertiveness & sensuality The Summoner The Pardoner Medieval physiognomy Documented spiritual at play . . . physical condition symbolic of spiritual condition His job was to summon people to ecclesiastical courts benefits from virtuous deeds (sold pardons) Also sold (dubious) relics Takes advantage of the faith of the poor and simple


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Company bosses today welcomed a review of business rates which aims to make many High Street firms more competitive. But they also urged George Osborne to hand control over the levy to civic leaders so it can be used to fund "critical" capital projects in London and other regions.
The Chancellor's Autumn Statement package today included a study into business rates which will report for the 2016 Budget.
It could lead to a shake-up of the 400-year-old system which will make it easier for High Street companies to compete against online retailers, though it aims to be fiscally neutral.
John Dickie, director of strategy at business group London First, said: "Business rates are an increasingly distorting and dysfunctional tax.
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Friday, 4 February 2011
The quality of research at Australian Catholic University (ACU), especially in theology, has been recognised through the Federal Government's Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) initiative.
The ERA initiative, showing how Australia's research efforts compare to the rest of the world, gave ACU a score of four out of five for the Religion and Religious Studies category – a performance above world standard.
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ERA used leading researchers to evaluate research in eight discipline clusters.
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I don't like to assume anything here so I wont but reading what you have written, it sounds identitcal to the symptoms I had- does it hurt on a spot or few spots when you press? (try lots of little presses with the side of your thumb running up and down the area on your calf) if you can pick up a single spot or few spots, does it move day to day or stay put?
I had what the physios though was me being pathetic, actually turned out to be quite a pronounced tibial stress fracture! It hurt to run, went away after about 5 mins then came shouting back at me 10 minutes later and much louder then before. The reason for this is the endorphines kick in when you begin to run and they hide the pain from the SF. But as you continue on the endorphines reduce a little and the SF gets that bit worse so it suddenly comes back to let you know you need to stop.
The best way to get this sorted medically is to go to your doctor and get a scan- and MRI may show something up but I had to get a nuclear bone scan done which is far more expensive and long and detailed, the doctor/specialist had wanted to do this (I really didn't want nuclear material put inside me, not even a little bit!) because my MRI had no results- there was apparently so much swelling they couldn't see anything at all. So by all means get a scan if thats what you feel you need but the advice will be the same whatever. Physio help is likely to be about building the muscles around the area so it doesn't take the strain so much. You may have strong calves but there are more to your calves and lower legs then the gasteronemus muscle! The only real thing you can do before that though is rest. If you eat well, take it easy and careful not to add any impact, it took me about 4-6 months to get over it in total and thats with the odd "but it feels fine this morning, I'm gonna go running..." (ending in tears). The more you rest, the more you keep your nutrition at an optimal level, the sooner you will recover.
The idea is that you should be able to hop on the sore leg 20 times without any pain but I've not actually done this myself. The SF has taught me to keep the impact off if possible and I have totally changed my running style to adapt for it. (barefoot style/mid foot/forefoot strike where I used to be a maximum support heel strike runner). It all seems to have helped as the SF did used to fade and then come back again but so far hasn't come back- even if it were to come back I'd still be sold on the barefoot thing, I've never had so many months without calf/shin pain!


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He earned a bachelor's degree from Cornell University's School of Hotel Administration and a law degree from Syracuse University's College of Law. He is General Counsel for the Onondaga County Water Authority, Town Attorney for the Town of Pompey and Village Attorney for the Village of Marcellus. He is also a Lieutenant Colonel with the 174th Attack Wing, a local Air National Guard unit.
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Dr. John J. Cucinotta, of Sweet Road, Manlius, is serving his 25th year total on the board of education. He has served as the board president and as a member of the board's facilities and policy committees. Dr. Cucinotta served on the board from 1990-2014. He also served on the Liverpool Board of Education from 1978 to 1988, including seven years as its president. A 27-year F-M resident, he is a parishioner, lector and Eucharist minister at Immaculate Conception Church in Fayetteville. He was also a youth soccer coach with F-M Youth Soccer. Dr. Cucinotta holds a bachelor's degree in biology from Syracuse University and a medical degree from SUNY Upstate Medical University and is a physician specializing in radiology at Crouse and Oswego hospitals. He is a current member of the Onondaga County Board of Ethics and previously served on the Crouse Health Foundation Board of Directors and the Crouse Hospital Medical Staff Executive Committee.
He and his wife, Jamie, have four children, all F-M graduates, and two grandchildren who are in preschool.
Board President Timothy P. Crisafulli, of Travertine Place, Manlius, is serving his first term on the Board of Education. He has lived in the school district for 13 years. Mr. Crisafulli taught seventh grade social studies at Eagle Hill Middle School from 1994-1999. He taught grades 9-12 social studies at Fayetteville-Manlius High School from 1999-2003 and again from 2005-2006. While teaching, he also served as a coach and club advisor.
After becoming an attorney, Mr. Crisafulli worked at Hancock Estabrook, LLP in Syracuse. He is currently a partner at Crisafulli Gorman, P.C., a law firm located in Manlius that focuses on business law, tax law and trusts and estates. Mr. Crisafulli graduated from Oswego High School. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in history and a certification in social studies secondary education in 1994 from LeMoyne College; a Master of Social Science from the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University in 2000; a Juris Doctor from Syracuse University College of Law in 2006; and a Master of Laws in Taxation from New York University School of Law in 2013.
He and his wife, Kelly, have three children, a sixth-grader at Eagle Hill Middle School, a fourth-grader at Mott Road Elementary School, and a baby who looks forward to starting kindergarten in 2020.
Edin Ljuca, of Highbridge Road, Manlius, is serving his first term on the Board of Education. He has lived in the district since 2001 and is a Fayetteville-Manlius High School graduate. He studied computer science and math at SUNY Brockport and is currently studying for his Series 7 stockbroker license. He is a financial services professional at First Niagara where he specializes in financial planning for young professionals. In 1999, he moved to Syracuse as a refugee from Bosnia. He volunteers at the Refugee Assistance Center, known as "Bob's School," and the West Side Learning Center where he teaches immigrants and refugees about American systems of finance.
In 2011, the Bosnian community selected Mr. Ljuca to share his immigrant success story during the city of Syracuse's annual World Refugee Day celebration.
He is a member of the Town of Manlius Republican Committee and chairs the district's Community Relations Committee.
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Miami outgained Ohio State 363-209 and held the Buckeyes to an abysmal 4 of 18, 35-yard passing performance by quarterbacks Joe Bauserman and Braxton Miller. Harris threw two interceptions, pushing his career total to 41, but Golden was in no mood afterward to spend too much time thinking about any possible negatives.
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Religious Exploration Hour for Children and Youth
Sundays, 9:45-10:45am
Linette Lowe - Director of Religious Exploration dre [at] firstulou.org (subject: First%20Unitarian%20Religious%20Exploration) (email)
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2016-2017 Program Year--August 21-June 4
Winter Break--No RE--Dec. 18th and 25th, Jan. 1st and 8th
Graded curricula are offered for Preschool through Middle School on most Sundays through the fall and spring semesters. High Schoolers may work on individual apprenticeships. Please pick up children Preschool and older at 10:45 for the Celebration of Life worship service.
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Infants and toddlers in the nursery will be engaged with an age-appropriate chalice-lighting, story, activity and snack each week, as well as ample time for play. Elena Meeks, NaQueesha Puckett and Evvie Cooley, Leaders. Room 214.
Preschool-First Grade (Explorers): Picture Book World Religions and Picture Book Bible Tales
The Picture Book series of curricula for young UUs uses timeless picture books and engaging hands-on activities to introduce participants to Hinduism, Islam, and Buddhism as well as classic Bible tales our UU children should know. Christina Roberts and Friends, Leaders. Room 212.
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One Room Schoolhouse
Once a month on second Sundays, children and youth Preschool and older gather together for multi-age "One Room Schoolhouse." Our themes follow the church's monthly ministry themes. One Room Schoolhouse dates
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Holiday schedule
Exploration classes for children will not be held on these holidays:
- Last two Sundays of December. Child care on that day will be offered for ages infant through 5th grade. Please pick up children in your care at 10:45 a.m. for the Celebration of Life worship service.
- First two Sundays of January. Child care on that day will be offered for ages infant through 5th grade. Please pick up children in your care at 10:45 a.m. for the Celebration of Life worship service.
- Easter Sunday. Adults are invited to bring children in their care to the All-church Easter Breakfast during first hour. Activities for children are a part of the Easter celebration.
More information about Children's Exploration is linked at the bottom of the page
Celebration of Life & Children's Celebration Worship Services
After Exploration Hour all youth and children in Preschool through High School join their families to attend the multigenerational Celebration of Life worship service at 11:00. Please pick up children Preschool and older at 10:45 for the Celebration of Life worship service.
The Goal of Religious Exploration
First Unitarian Church Religious Education nurtures both roots and wings; the roots of community and shared values, and the wings of the free mind and creative spirit. Liberal Religious Education can lead each person into living a life loyal to their deepest faith, toward wholeness and ultimate commitment.
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