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March
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- Pool report, part 5 - Strategy for the study
- Kunde on NG capacity on South Main
- Waterbury's indoor water park
- Council members on the pool
- Pool report, part 4 - What are our goals?
- Scaring Cheshire
- Another STEAP grant
- A grievance? Never!
- Nania visits GOP Town Committee
- Flip flop or rubberstamp?
- Sox opening day?
- Avoiding the issue
- Thursday's public hearing on the budget
- W/S project in Dedham
- Southington rail trail extension
- Public hearing on bgt on Thursday
- Pool report, part 3 - What are our options?
- Gulf of Tonkin: my hero
- EC Gavin's pool report, part 2
- Initial Council discussion on web video
- A Blessed and Happy Easter
- Deadlines and dollars
- Alternatives to the bubble
- Open forum 3/22
- MRJ on web video
- Charter Oak Plan moves along
- Focusing on the important stuff
- 15 mos for trash hauler
- TMs proposed staff increases
- Stop n shop Q&A
- Budget mtg 3/19
- Open forum 3/18
- Alcohol awareness week
- Kleist on gas use
- Budget mtg 3/17
- Pool bubble alternative discussion
- Gulf of Tonkin X: Coverup or conspiracy, part 4
- Rules of Order
- Gulf of Tonkin IX: Coverup or conspiracy, part 3
- Next week's budget dates
- Thanks for the support!
- Spaghetti supper tonight!
- The power of the bully pulpit
- A real life RFI response!
- F&S Oil management
- Budget basics: cash in and out
- Request for information
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- Council mtg 3/11 (the pool)
- Public access may come to U-Verse
- Charter revision 2/26
- Council mtg 02/26/08 - the pool
- TMs proposed 08/09 budget
- F&S Oil closed
- Public access on U-Verse
- An HTML tutorial
- Ethics in local governments
- Council agenda 3/11
- Charter revision discussion begins
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- WIREC 2008
- Library going wireless
- Council mtg 2008 Jan 08
- Biofuels: cost or benefit?
- List of town vehicles
- Council mtg 2/13
- Pasta supper on 3/14
- Gulf of Tonkin VIII: Coverup or conspiracy? part 2
- The Saturday Night Live debate
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4 comments:
Beautiful! Beautiful!
Such sublime beauty!
This is one of the oldest prayers in Christianity, dating back to the 4th Century.
The Easter Exultet, or Proclamation, is only sang once a year, at the Easter Vigil Mass, the most solemn of the year. It begins with the church in total darkness, and proceeds as fire is passed candle-to-candle, until the entire church is lightened. This symbolizes our passage from death to life.
Tim has linked a particulartly lovely version, chanted in duet. It's usually chanted solo.
Tim, thank you.
Tim, thank you.
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