Wednesday, January 04, 2006
January Prize Pack Entry:Oprah's Favorite Things for Bob
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Subject: January Prize Pack Entry:Oprah's Favorite Things for Bob
Date: Tue, 3 Jan 2006 20:14:03 EST
October 27 Sayles School of Fine Arts Fall ConcertSHS Auditorium 7:00pm November 2, 3, 4, 5 Hamlet Blue Roses Theatre Sayles School of Fine Arts Black Box Theatre 7pm with a 2pm matinee on November 5 7:00pm December 5 Paige Elementary School Winter Concert Grades K and 1 7:00pm December 6 Paige Elementary School Winter Concert Grades 2 and 3 7:00pm December 7, 8, 9, 10 Crumbs from the Table of Joy Blue Roses Theatre Sayles School of Fine Arts Black Box Theatre 7pm with a 2pm matinee on December 10 7:00pm December 8 Yates Magnet School Winter Concert 7:00pm December 12 Paige Elementary School Winter Concert Chorus, Bad, Orchestra and Grade 4 and 5 7:00pm December 13 Howe Winter Concert 1:15pm December 13 Central Park Middle School Winter Concert December 13 Mont Pleasant Middle School Winter Concert December 13 Oneida Middle School Winter Concert Part 1 Band, Jazz Band, Orchestra and Grade 8 Chorus December 14 Hamilton Elementary School Winter Concert December 14 M.L. King Magnet School Winter Concert 1:45pm December 14 Snow Date - Central Park and Oneida (Part 1) Middle School Winter Concerts December 15 Lincoln Elementary School Winter Concert PreK - Grade 5 December 15 Woodlawn Elementary Winter Concert Grades K - 3 10:00am December 15 Woodlawn Elementary Winter Concert Grades 4 - 5 Band, Chorus and Strings 1:45pm December 15 Zoller Elementary School Grades 4 - 5 Grades K - 3 9:30am 1:30pm December 16 Elmer Avenue Elementary School Winter Concert 1:30pm December 19 Please note - - Date change from 12/15 to 12/19 Sayles School of Fine Arts Winter Concert SHS Auditorium 7:00pm December 19 Yates Magnet School All School Sing Along 7:00pm December 20 Oneida Middle School Winter School Part 2 Harmoneers, Grade 6 Chorus and Grade 7 Chorus December 20 Snow Date Mont Pleasant Middle School Winter Concert December 21 Pleasant Valley Winter Concert Instrumental, Chorus, Grades K-3 1:30pm December 21 Snow Date Oneida Middle School Part 2 Winter concert March 22, 23, 24, 25 Pippin Blue Roses Theatre Sayles School of Fine Arts Black Box Theatre 7:00pm March 29 All City Band Rehearsal March 30 Central Park Middle School Talent Show April 6 Sayles School of Fine Arts Spring Concert SHS Auditorium 7:00pm April 7 Project Dance - SHS Auditorium 7:00pm April 10 Snow Date for Sayles School of Fine Arts Spring Concert 7:00pm April 11 All City Band at Proctor's April 12 Vocal and Piano Recital Sayles School of Fine Arts Black Box Theatre 7:00pm May 3, 4, 5, 6 10 x 10 Original Short Plays Blue Roses Theatres Sayles School of Fine Arts Black Box Theatre 7:00pm May 10 Yates Magnet School Spring Concert 1:30pm May 11 Mont Pleasant Middle School Spring Concert 7:00pm May 16 Central Park Middle School Spring Concert May 17 ML King Magnet School Spring Concert 1:45pm May 18 Oneida Middle School Spring Concert Part 1 Band, Jazz Band, Orchestra and Grade 8 Chorus May 18 Pleasant Valley Spring Concert Instrumental, Chorus, Grades K - 3 1:30pm May 24 Hamilton Elementary School Spring Concert May 24 Oneida Middle School Spring Concert Part 2 Harmoneers, Grade 6 Chorus, and Grade 7 Chorus May 25 Lincoln Elementary School Spring Concert Band, Orchestra, Entertainers May 25 Woodlawn Elementary School Spring Concert Band, Chorus and Strings 1:45pm May 31 Paige Elementary School Spring Concert 7:00pm June 1 SSFA Pops Concert SHS Auditorium 7:00pm June 7 Readers Theatre Sayles School of Fine Arts Black Box Theatre 7:00pm Charles County Public Schools P.O. Box 2770 5980 Radio Station Road La Plata, Maryland 20646 Jesse L. Starkey Administration Building 5980 Radio Station Rd. La Plata, MD 20646 Phone 301-932-6610 301-870-3814 Fax 301-932-6651 Hudson Valley Jazz Institute 2072 Ulster Avenue Lake Katrine, NY 12449 Phone: (845) 336-5290 Cell: (914) 466-5282 HVYJO @aol.com Website: www.askforarts.org See also: www.nysssa.org, go to School of Jazz Studies 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? Indagini a tutto campo sulla fine di un giovane laziale avvenuta a Magione :: Un droga-party dietro la morte Interrogati gli otto compagni della vittima PERUGIA - Il corpo del giovane laziale morto, con ogni probabilit� per overdose, nella notte di San Silvestro, � stato trasferito al policlinico di Monteluce. Su ordine del magistrato inquirente, il pubblico ministero Giuseppe Petrazzini, questa mattina il dottor Gualtiero Gualtieri effettuer� la perizia autoptica e la dottoressa Paola Melai, tossicologa, effettuer� i test e le analisi di sua competenza. Ma che il giovane sia morto per droga pare non ci siano dubbi. Gli investigatori - i carabinieri di Magione e quelli della compagnia di Citt� della Pieve, diretti dal capitano Gennaro Nasti - avrebbero trovato e repertato anche un po' di polverina, rimasuglio del rito. Pare che la reazione alle analisi degli esperti abbia detto che si trattasse di un miscuglio, di un mix, tra eroina e cocaina. Gli inquirenti si sono messi in contatto con i carabinieri e la polizia delle citt� di provenienza dei nove giovani laziali per verificare se qualcuno del gruppo avesse avuto gi� precedenti nel mondo della droga. E a quale livello. Il sospetto degli inquirenti � che la comitiva di laziali sia salita in Umbria per festeggiare l'arrivo del nuovo anno nel corso di un droga-party. Un festino, insomma. Il gruppo, formato da nove persone (sette maschi e due femmine, tre addirittura minorenni) aveva preso alloggio in un residence di San Feliciano di Magione. Si erano divisi in due gruppetti che si erano sistemati in due mini appartamenti della struttura ricettiva. Gli otto sopravvissuti sono stati ascoltati tutti dalla polizia giudiziaria anche se non si sa cosa abbiano raccontato. Probabilmente non tutta la verit�. Pare che qualche dichiarazione sia fortemente confliggente con quanto � risultato sino ad ora dal sopralluogo e dalle indagini. Di certo � che il giovane ha accusato il malore e intorno alle 6 � deceduto. Cosa erano venuti a fare nove romani - tutti giovanissimi - in un residence sulle rive del Lago Trasimeno? Un comportamento comunque singolare visto che i giovani, per la loro et� e per la loro natura, preferiscono festeggiare, soprattutto in occasioni come quella di San Silvestro, con cenoni e balli e comunque in grandi gruppi. L'inchiesta, comunque, tende a verificare esclusivamente chi abbia fornito la droga alla vittima. Chi abbia ceduto allo sfortunato giovane la dose risultata letale. Insomma, di carne al fuoco ce n'� tanta. E' direttamente proporzionale alla preoccupazione che anche ieri, in certi ambienti del capoluogo, si tagliava a fette. Prima udienza stamane per il trentottenne di Capitone: la difesa punta sull'infermit� mentale :: Giardiniere sotto processo a BerlinoDear Friends, If you cannot view the images in this message, enable images or visit here to see this newsletter.
Aggred� una donna con una motosega tagliandole un braccioTERNI - Si apre stamane a Berlino il processo a carico del giardiniere narnese arrestato per tentato omicidio. Due mesi fa l'uomo si scagli� con una motosega contro una clochard di colore sorpresa nel giardino della sua abitazione. M.P., 38 anni, insegu� la donna e dopo una violenta colluttazione le tagli� di netto il braccio destro. Una notte da incubo che gli � costata l'arresto nel manicomio criminale di Berlino, la citt� dove da anni viveva con la moglie tedesca. E proprio sull'infermit� mentale, gi� certificata dalle prime perizie, l'avvocato Roberto Caristia intende puntare. L'imputato rischia una pena pesante anche se sar� sottoposto al giudizio abbreviato che gli garantir� uno sconto di pena. Per la difesa la violenta reazione del giardiniere fu causata dalle sue precarie condizioni psichiche, da una prolungata crisi d'astinenza da droga e dalla paura che l'intrusa fosse entrata per compiere un furto in casa sua dove in quel momento c'era soltanto sua moglie. Non a caso, subito dopo l'aggressione, prese a suonare il campanello per accertarsi della condizioni della consorte. In realt� la trentacinquenne nordafricana si trovava nel giardino di propriet� condominiale, ma non � stato accertato che stesse per compiere un furto. Forse voleva solo trovare un rifugio dove passare la notte al riparo dal freddo pungente di quest'inverno. Ora la donna � fuori pericolo, ma non � stato ancora possibile vendere la casa per trovare i duecentomila euro necessari per risarcirla. Un passo che l'avvocato Caristia voleva compiere prima dell'inizio del processo anche per dare una buona impressione al giudice. I tempi del processo, comunque, saranno strettissimi. Cinque udienze appena che si svolgeranno in rapida sequenza: la sentenza � prevista entro la fine del mese. Alla prima udienza, in programma stamane al tribunale di Berlino, ci saranno il legale ternano, una sua collega tedesca e i primi testimoni chiamati a deporre. XML FoxSports.com Content � Thrashers 8, Senators 3 � Prince of Pucks: Is Brodeur on block in Jersey? � Senators-Thrashers, Sums � Thrashers ruin Heatley's return � Senators-Thrashers Preview � Heatley returns to Atlanta to face former team � Heatley is thriving as he begins anew in Ottawa Video Sound bites of the Year Hear the best bites of the year ranging from Rafael Palmeiro before Congress, Mike Tyson being Mike Tyson and Chad Johnson making a name for himself. Video Home Fantasy News Dany Heatley - #15 - Right Wing - 6'3" - 215lbs News: Dany Heatley will play in Atlanta for the first time since he was traded to Ottawa. Impact: It will be an emotional day for Heatley, Atlanta fans and the Thrasher organization. It will be interesting to see what kind of reception he gets when he steps on the ice. "I think it's going to be hard for Dany a little bit," Slava Kozlov said. "I think it's going to be a special night for him. First time he comes back to Atlanta. Lots of people still love him, remember him. From my personal experience when I come back to Detroit, it was hard." (Tue. Jan 3, 2006) Jason Spezza - #19 - Center - 6'2" - 205lbs News: Jason Spezza will be in the Senators' lineup tonight against the Thrashers. Impact: He missed five games with a pulled chest muscle suffered December 20th against Montreal but is ready to play tonight despite the fact that he is still experiencing a bit of pain. "I'm not 100%, but I feel good," said Spezza. "It's going to be good to get back in there and get playing. It was longer than I expected, I really didn't think when it happened that it was anything that was going to be that serious." With Daniel Alfredsson's injury, the Sens will ice a top line featuring Spezza, Dany Heatley and Bryan Smolinski. (Tue. Jan 3, 2006) Jason Spezza - #19 - Center - 6'2" - 205lbs News: Jason Spezza is hopeful that he can return to the ice for Monday's game against the Thrashers. Impact: With Daniel Alfredsson getting hurt against the Islanders, the Senators need their number one center back more than ever. The creative playmaking center will likely be a game time decision. (Sun. Jan 1, 2006) Schedule - January 2006 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 @ ATL L8-3 3 4 @ WAS 7:00 5 @ BOS 7:00 6 7 @ MTL 2:00 8 9 10 PHO 7:30 11 12 SJ 7:30 13 14 @ EDM 10:00 15 16 @ MIN 8:00 17 18 19 ANA 7:30 20 21 TOR 7:00 22 23 TOR 7:30 24 25 26 MTL 7:30 27 28 29 30 BOS 7:30 31 Home All Times ET Northeast Division Standings Team W L OTL Pts Pct Ottawa 27 7 3 57 .770 Buffalo 26 12 2 54 .675 Toronto 23 14 3 49 .613 Montreal 18 13 6 42 .568 Boston 14 19 6 34 .436 Complete Standings TEAM LEADERS Points Daniel Alfredsson 55 Goals Dany Heatley 26 Assists Jason Spezza 35 +/- Dany Heatley +29 PIM Zdeno Chara 92 Wins Dominik Hasek 19 GAA Dominik Hasek 2.10 SV% Dominik Hasek .929 League Ranks Ott Conf Rank NHL Rank Goals 159 1 1 Goals Allowed 86 1 1 Shots per game 33.9 1 1 Shots allowed per game 29.3 4 12 Power play % 22.9 1 2 Penalty kill % 85.0 14 27 Complete Team Stats Depth Chart Position First Team C Bryan Smolinski LW Peter Schaefer RW Dany Heatley D Zdeno Chara D Chris Phillips G Dominik Hasek Full Depth Chart Injuries Player Date Status Injury Daniel Alfredsson, RW Dec 30 day-to-day Left game - cracked rib Jason Spezza, C Dec 22 IR Pulled chest muscle Brandon Bochenski, RW Dec 20 IR Separated right shoulder Martin Havlat, LW Nov 30 IR Dislocated right shoulder, surgery Transactions 12/31 Denis Hamel (RW) Sent to minors Binghamton-AHL 12/30 Denis Hamel (RW) Called up from minors from Binghamton-AHL on emergency basis 12/12 Patrick Eaves (RW) Called up from minors from Binghamton-AHL 12/6 Tomas Malec (D) Sent to minors Binghamton-AHL 12/6 Zdeno Chara (D) Suspension Over Complete Transactions
