Rachel Howard interned at NGPL during the summer of 2015. She worked on several projects including cost estimates for pipeline modifications to make sections piggable. She also created recoating cost estimates and analyzed budget versus actual costs for previous projects. Rachel assisted other project managers with scope documents, meeting minutes, and procurement reports. Additionally, she toured NGPL facilities and gained field experience monitoring a flow reversal and compressor station modifications.
Este documento describe la ciudad de Barranquilla en Colombia, donde el río Magdalena desemboca en el mar Caribe. Barranquilla es conocida por su alegría y espíritu festivo, donde las calles se convierten en fiestas al ritmo de la música. También describe el barrio de Los Trupillos, el cual tiene viviendas de dos a tres pisos y parques grandes y arbolados. El barrio es reconocido por su historia de alegría y paz, así como por sus logros deportivos. Finalmente, describe una cuadra en
Lithuanians celebrate Christmas Eve (Kūčios) on December 24th, where families clean their homes, bathe, and have a sparse meal in preparation for Santa Claus (Kalėda) arriving after nightfall. Kalėda is depicted as bringing gifts in his carriage from far away lands. A symbol of the deer with nine horns represents defeating winter and the coming of spring. Christmas is celebrated for three days, where the first is most sacred and work is avoided in favor of predictions for the new year. Traditional Lithuanian Christmas trees are decorated with unique straw ornaments that originated from a Lithuanian Consul's wife in Chicago.
You can read RSS but how do you create an RSS feed and how can you manipulate and republish RSS-based content. This three-hour workshop will show you many of your options.
Rachel Howard interned at NGPL during the summer of 2015. She worked on several projects including cost estimates for pipeline modifications to make sections piggable. She also created recoating cost estimates and analyzed budget versus actual costs for previous projects. Rachel assisted other project managers with scope documents, meeting minutes, and procurement reports. Additionally, she toured NGPL facilities and gained field experience monitoring a flow reversal and compressor station modifications.
Este documento describe la ciudad de Barranquilla en Colombia, donde el río Magdalena desemboca en el mar Caribe. Barranquilla es conocida por su alegría y espíritu festivo, donde las calles se convierten en fiestas al ritmo de la música. También describe el barrio de Los Trupillos, el cual tiene viviendas de dos a tres pisos y parques grandes y arbolados. El barrio es reconocido por su historia de alegría y paz, así como por sus logros deportivos. Finalmente, describe una cuadra en
Lithuanians celebrate Christmas Eve (Kūčios) on December 24th, where families clean their homes, bathe, and have a sparse meal in preparation for Santa Claus (Kalėda) arriving after nightfall. Kalėda is depicted as bringing gifts in his carriage from far away lands. A symbol of the deer with nine horns represents defeating winter and the coming of spring. Christmas is celebrated for three days, where the first is most sacred and work is avoided in favor of predictions for the new year. Traditional Lithuanian Christmas trees are decorated with unique straw ornaments that originated from a Lithuanian Consul's wife in Chicago.
You can read RSS but how do you create an RSS feed and how can you manipulate and republish RSS-based content. This three-hour workshop will show you many of your options.
In Lithuania, Easter is called Šv. Velykos, which means "Holy Easter" in Lithuanian. It is an important Christian holiday celebrated on the first Sunday after the first full moon in spring and lasts five days. Traditions include children decorating eggs and playing games, receiving presents from Easter Granny, and using natural plant dyes to paint eggs with traditional wax-removal patterns, as well as singing songs during the five-day celebration following the Lent period called Gavėnia.
ThingLink, Piktochart, and Trello allow users to create engaging content, infographics, and organize work respectively. Canva and Screencast-O-Matic enable simple graphic design and screen recording. Kahoot, Padlet, and WordPress are tools for classroom response, online noticeboards, and blogging or full websites. Prezi, Slideshare, and Edmodo are used for non-linear presentations, hosting documents, and private teacher-student sharing. Wordle and Dropbox allow generating word clouds and sharing files. Issuu, Calameo, and Google Maps are used for digital publishing, magazines and maps. App Inventor and Movie Maker enable introductory programming and turning
This recipe calls for mixing sugar, melted margarine and poppy seeds into beaten egg yolks to form a dough, which is then kneaded with flour and rolled into finger-thick strips before being cut and baked until golden brown to produce brittle and tasty Christmas Eve cookies. The recipe notes that up to 4 tablespoons of sugar can be added if a sweeter cookie is desired.
In Lithuania, Easter is called Šv. Velykos, which means "Holy Easter" in Lithuanian. It is an important Christian holiday celebrated on the first Sunday after the first full moon in spring and lasts five days. Traditions include children decorating eggs and playing games, receiving presents from Easter Granny, and using natural plant dyes to paint eggs with traditional wax-removal patterns, as well as singing songs during the five-day celebration following the Lent period called Gavėnia.
ThingLink, Piktochart, and Trello allow users to create engaging content, infographics, and organize work respectively. Canva and Screencast-O-Matic enable simple graphic design and screen recording. Kahoot, Padlet, and WordPress are tools for classroom response, online noticeboards, and blogging or full websites. Prezi, Slideshare, and Edmodo are used for non-linear presentations, hosting documents, and private teacher-student sharing. Wordle and Dropbox allow generating word clouds and sharing files. Issuu, Calameo, and Google Maps are used for digital publishing, magazines and maps. App Inventor and Movie Maker enable introductory programming and turning
This recipe calls for mixing sugar, melted margarine and poppy seeds into beaten egg yolks to form a dough, which is then kneaded with flour and rolled into finger-thick strips before being cut and baked until golden brown to produce brittle and tasty Christmas Eve cookies. The recipe notes that up to 4 tablespoons of sugar can be added if a sweeter cookie is desired.
This document contains short introductions from 14 students and teachers at Gedminai Progymnasium in Lithuania. It provides basic information about each person such as their name, age, hobbies, family, where they are from and what school they attend.
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Traditional women's clothing in Suvalkija, Lithuania was characterized by rich, deep colors like dark blue, dark red, purple and green. Women's shirts had extra-wide, lavishly enveloping sleeves, mostly white but sometimes decorated with beautiful plant ornaments. Women also wore aprons with intricate weaving techniques and the most splendid lily designs, which were the most impressive part of the costume. Married women additionally wore ornate caps with peaks and ribbons above their plaits. Men's clothing featured dark colors with bright trim. Their coats were light grey or white and they wore belts and ribbons with their hats, which had straight edges and were decorated with narrow woven strips.
Dzūkija traditional clothing was more varied and colorful than other Lithuanian regions. Women's clothing consisted of a shirt, skirt, apron, vest, belt, and headdress that depended on age and season. Headscarves were made of wool or linen and decorated with embroidery. Skirts were typically checkered in colors like green, purple, and blue. Aprons had striped or plaid patterns in red and white or blue and white. Men's clothing included caps, shirts with embroidered details, trousers in various fabrics and plaid patterns, and sermėga jackets made of decorated cloth. Belts were an important part of costumes for both women and men.
The document discusses threats from natural forces like wind, drought, fires, deforestation, and human activity and their consequences. Strong winds can carry sand to cover houses, destroy trees which may damage cars and homes. Large droughts and fires can deteriorate large areas of forest and burn houses. Camping and cigarettes have caused forest fires that burn houses and kill people. Cutting many trees can endanger some species and change the climate. Walking in forbidden dune areas can cause the sand dunes to disappear. Rapid industrial development increases air pollution and endangers some animals and plants. The document provides sources from Lithuania, France, Italy and Norway.
2. 1 PAVEIKSLAS
Į scenos vidurį sueina vaikai, mėgdžiodami paukščių garsus. Jaunimas žaidžia žaidimą „Vilka
oudeg“. Pasirodo KUPRIUKAS.
JAUNIMAS: Kupriuk, pagrok!
Martynai, mums kokią polką!
Judink kuprą! Ei!
Kupriuk, taip norėtųsi pasilinksminti, pagriežk greičiau.
Nagi greičiau! Grok, muzikante, „Tranksverą“!
ŠOKA TRANSKVERĄ
Jaunimas įšilęs, įsilinksminęs traukiasi. Temsta.
2 PAVEIKSLAS
Kupriukas eina į scenos priekį. Tolumoje ūkia pelėda. Šešėliuose – kryžiai. Krankteli varna.
Kupriukas atsisėda ant kupsto, prisnūsta.
PONAS: Labas vakaras, muzikante. Nesibaugink. Gal galėtum mums šį vakarą pagroti – matai, jau
ponai su poniomis renkasi?
KUPRIUKAS: Pagroti? O ką jums groti, ar jums sugebėsiu įtikti – tokiems ponams? Aš juk
paprastas kaimo muzikantas – Kupriukas...
PONAS: Jei smagiai ir smarkiai nepailsdamas grosi, Kupriuk, – dosniai atsilyginsime, jei ne...
KUPRIUKAS: Sutinku, pone, rodykit kelią.
Į sceną važiuoja širmos – karietos, skambant muzikai jos apsisuka, kupriukas stovi rūmų salėje,
visur pilna gražių ponių ir ponų.
PONAS: Užmokėsiu kaip pridera, muzikante, tik gerai pagrok. Užrišiu tau akis, šiukštu – nebandyk
pažiūrėti.
KUPRIUKAS: Gerai, ponuli. Pagrosiu jums „Lelenderį“.
ŠOKA LELENDERĮ velnių ir raganų puota
Įneša sukabintas dešras, butelius ant pagalių. Scenoje šoka visi: ir ponai, ir daiktai, ir maistas.
Šokiui pasibaigus, prie Kupriuko preina du velniai. Atneša du maišus: tuščią ir pilną aukso.
VELNIAS 1: rinkis maišą.
3. VELNIAS 2: auksą ar tuščią renkiesi?
KUPRIUKAS: Kam man tas auksas, jei aš su kupra? Renkuosi tuščią – gal jame slepiasi koks
burtas?
Velniai užmauna Kupriukui maišą ant galvos ir visi, trankant šiurpiai muzikai, muša vargšelį.
Veikėjai sukasi. Sukasi širmos. Kupriukas lieka gulėti vienas scenos priekyje.
3 PAVEIKSLAS
KUPRIUKAS: Oi oi, tikra raganų ir velnių puota... Ot papuoliau. Viešpatie, kas su manimi pasidarė
– toks lengvumas, toks gerumas širdyje, lyg...kas kuprą būtų nuėmęs? Kupros nebėra? Aš – nebe
kuprius?
Apsičiupinėja, visas nušvitęs išsitiesia. Merginos iš nugaros eina, apžiūrinėja, vaikinai tarpusavy
stebisi, šnekučiuojasi.
1 MERGA: Koks gražus jaunikaitis!
2 MERGA: Koks dailus bernaitis...
3 MERGA: Martynėl, atvažiuok pas mane šeštadienį.
1 MERGA: Pas mane – sekmadienį, po mišių, Martynai...
DAINA
4 PAVEIKSLAS
Prie Martyno prieina ponaitis.
PONAITIS: Papasakok, Kupriuk, oi, Martynai, kas gi tau nutiko, kaip gi tu tos kupros atsikratei?
KUPRIUKAS: Aną vakarą, vėlai eidamas iš jaunimo šokių būsiu, matyt, prisnūdęs prie kapinių ant
kupsto. Jaučiu, kad kažin kas man į šoną baksnoja, atsibundu – gražus ponas. Paprašė manęs pagroti
baliuje. Tai aš ir pagrojau. Už tai man atnešė du maišus. Vieną – piną aukso...
PONAITIS: Aukso?? Pilną maišą?
KUPRIUKAS: Taip. Ir dar...
PONAITIS: Duokš man savo smuikelę, ir aš noriu tiems ponams pagroti.
4. Išplėšęs smuiką, išbėga į užkulisius. Įvažiuoja širmos. Renkasi ponai. Ponaitis dairosi scenos
priekyje, čirpina smuikelį.
PONAS: O! Dar vienas muzikantas! Pagrosi mums? Bet taip, kad padai rūktų!
Užriša akis. Ponaitis groja. Įnešami buteliai, dešros. Vėl visi siaučia.
ŠOKA LELENDERIS velnių ir raganų puota
Pasibaigus šokiui, prieina prie ponaičio du velniai su dviem maišais.
VELNIAS: Rinkis, nenaudėli – tuščią maišą?
VELNIAS: Ar auksą rinksies? Ką?
PONAITIS: Auksą, auksą!
Visi puotos dalyviai garsiai nusikvatoja, sugrūdą į maišą ponaitį ir pradeda mušti.
Sukasi širmos su visais dalyviais. Ponaitį nustumia į scenos priekį. Šis muistosi, stena.
5 PAVEIKSLAS
PONAITIS: Ojoj, kaip sopa visus kaulus. Ir maišas ant nugaros taip stipriai pririštas. Gerai,
nenukris.
Apsičiupinėjęs suvokia, kad ne maišą aukso, o kuprą įgijęs. Užsikniaubęs verkia. Prie jo prieina
Kupriukas – Martynas, paima smuiką.
MARTYNAS: LINKSMAPOLKĖ!
Pasigirsta muzika, visi dalyviai eina į priekį.
LINKSMAS VISŲ ŠOKIS
5. 1 PAVEIKSLAS
Į scenos vidurį sueina vaikai, mėgdžiodami paukščių garsus. Jaunimas žaidžia žaidimą „Vilka
oudeg“. Pasirodo KUPRIUKAS.
JAUNIMAS: Hunchback, play!
Martynas, polka for us!
Move your hunch! Hey!
Hunchback, we would like to have fun, play now.
Come on! Musician, play „Tranksveras“!
ŠOKA TRANSKVERĄ
Jaunimas įšilęs, įsilinksminęs traukiasi. Temsta.
2 PAVEIKSLAS
Kupriukas eina į scenos priekį. Tolumoje ūkia pelėda. Šešėliuose – kryžiai. Krankteli varna.
Kupriukas atsisėda ant kupsto, prisnūsta.
PONAS: Good evening, musician. Don‘t be afraid. Could you play for us this evening? You see –
gentlemen are coming with their ladies.
KUPRIUKAS: To play? What should I play? Will I please you such lords? I am just a village
musician – Hunchback...
PONAS: Hunchback, if you play pleasantly and cheerfully, we‘ll pay you generously, if not...
KUPRIUKAS: I agree, master, show me the way.
Į sceną važiuoja širmos – karietos, skambant muzikai jos apsisuka, kupriukas stovi rūmų salėje,
visur pilna gražių ponių ir ponų.
PONAS: I‘ll pay you enough, musician, just play well. I‘ll blindfold you, but don‘t even try to look.
KUPRIUKAS: OK, master. I‘ll play „Lelenderis“.
ŠOKA LELENDERĮ velnių ir raganų puota
Įneša sukabintas dešras, butelius ant pagalių. Scenoje šoka visi: ir ponai, ir daiktai, ir maistas.
Šokiui pasibaigus, prie Kupriuko prieina du velniai. Atneša du maišus: tuščią ir pilną aukso.
VELNIAS 1: Choose the bag.
VELNIAS 2: What do you choose – gold bag or an empty one?
6. KUPRIUKAS: What for is the gold, if I have the hunch? I choose the empty one – maybe there is
some magic inside?
Velniai užmauna Kupriukui maišą ant galvos ir visi, trankant šiurpiai muzikai, muša vargšelį.
Veikėjai sukasi. Sukasi širmos. Kupriukas lieka gulėti vienas scenos priekyje.
3 PAVEIKSLAS
KUPRIUKAS: Oh, oh, the feast of witches and devils... Poor me...Dear God, what happened to me
– that lightness and goodness as... someone had taken the hunch away? There is no hunch? I‘m not
the Hunchback anymore?
Apsičiupinėja, visas nušvitęs išsitiesia. Merginos iš nugaros eina, apžiūrinėja, vaikinai tarpusavy
stebisi, šnekučiuojasi.
1 MERGA: What a handsome young man!
2 MERGA: So elegant youngster...
3 MERGA: Martynas, come to my house on Saturday.
1 MERGA: Come and see me on Sunday, after Mass, Martynas...
DAINA 10 kl.muzikos vadovėlis,psl. 55 ir 61.
4 PAVEIKSLAS
Prie Martyno prieina ponaitis.
PONAITIS: Tell me, Hunchback, what happened to you, how did you get rid of your hunch?
KUPRIUKAS: That night, going late from the youth dances, I think I was catnapped on a hump by
the cemetery. And I felt that somebody had given me a poke. I woke up and saw a handsome
gentleman. He asked me to play in the feast. So I did. He brought me two bags for that. One – full
of gold...
PONAITIS: Gold?? The whole bag?
KUPRIUKAS: Yes. And ....
PONAITIS: Give me your violin, and I want to play for those masters.
Išplėšęs smuiką, išbėga į užkulisius. Įvažiuoja širmos. Renkasi ponai. Ponaitis dairosi scenos
priekyje, čirpina smuikelį.
7. PONAS: Oh! One more musician! Will you play for us? But the feet must tear along!
Užriša akis. Ponaitis groja. Įnešami buteliai, dešros. Vėl visi siaučia.
ŠOKA LELENDERIS velnių ir raganų puota
Pasibaigus šokiui, prieina prie ponaičio du velniai su dviem maišais.
VELNIAS: The baddie, choose, – the empty bag?
VELNIAS: Or you choose the gold? Which one?
PONAITIS: Gold, gold!
Visi puotos dalyviai garsiai nusikvatoja, sugrūdą į maišą ponaitį ir pradeda mušti.
Sukasi širmos su visais dalyviais. Ponaitį nustumia į scenos priekį. Šis muistosi, stena.
5 PAVEIKSLAS
PONAITIS: Oh no, it so hurts. And the bag on my back is bound very strongly. It‘s good, it won‘t
fall off.
Apsičiupinėjęs suvokia, kad ne maišą aukso, o kuprą įgijęs. Užsikniaubęs verkia. Prie jo prieina
Kupriukas – Martynas, paima smuiką.
MARTYNAS: LINKSMAPOLKĖ!
Pasigirsta muzika, visi dalyviai eina į priekį.
LINKSMAS VISŲ ŠOKIS
