Here is an email: Good News: Lenny weakening - max. winds down to 130 mph and pressure rising Bad News: The darn thing won't get moving - still just drifting a bit to the north & east It's hard to describe which islands we care about on those maps - they're all so small they almost don't show up on the maps. Luckily St. Thomas is to the west and a bit north of Lenny's current position Here is a San Juan radar image that has St. Thomas marked and one of th recent forecasted path maps.
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Here is an email: Sheila: Regarding the JP Morgan ("JP") Futures Agreement, please see the attached for debit and credit rates which JP charges its customers. I asked for (1) agreed to overnight rate for debit rate and (2) Fed Funds for interest rate. Please let me know if you are agreeable to the attached rates. SS
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Here is an email: purple passage (PUR-puhl PAS-ij) noun, also purple patch, purple prose 1. A brilliant passage in an otherwise dull and uninspiring work. 2. A piece of writing marked by ornate, florid style. [From Latin pannus purpureus (purple patch), a phrase used by poet Horace in his Ars Poetica (The Art of Poetry) to suggest a patch of royal fabric on an ordinary cloth.] "Page after page is filled with drunken quarrels with his wife; with lies, infidelities, religious doubts, homosexual yearnings and, above all, with his daily, desperate search for a bottle. Interspersed among these dreary horrors are purple passages about his love for his children, his dog and his fine house." A Gin at Mid-Morning -- John Cheever: The Journals by John Cheever,
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A.Word.A.Day--purple passage