Humboldt
Current
A slow moving Cold Ocean Current of the South
Pacific flowing North
close along the West coast of South America also called
the Peru currrent
Ocean currents (rivers in the ocean) is the term
applied to large scale
horizontal water movements. The speed of these currents
is usually measured
in knots. knots. A knot is 1.151 miles per hour. Currents
are the lifeblood of
our oceans. They are just as complex as the winds. Even
though the oceans
are very cold, they carry warmth. Ocean Currents offer
one of the most
challenging problems in the world due to there influence
upon on the climate ,
weather , fish migration .....ect.
Cusco
Cuz·co also Cus·co
(k›“sk½). A city of southern Peru in the Andes east-southeast of
Lima. It was built on the plundered site of an ancient city supposedly
founded in the 11th century by Manco Capac, the first ruler of the Incas.
As the capital of a vast and prosperous empire, it was known as “the City
of the Sun.” Population, 89,563.
Ballet
Lessons
Sra. Margarita Villa De Untiveros
Telef: 448-1113
Av. Alfredo Franco 200
Urb. Chama - Surco
pot·luck
(pot'luk') n. 1. Whatever food happens to be available
for a meal, especially when offered to a guest: Having
arrived
unannounced for supper, we had to take potluck. 2. A
meal at which
each guest brings food that is then shared by all.
Also called
potluck supper. 3. Whatever is available at a particular
time:
The scheduled flight was canceled and passengers had
to take potluck
on the other airlines.
Medium
USAGE
NOTE: The etymologically plural form media is often used as a singular
to refer to a particular means of communication, as in This is the most
exciting new media since television. This usage is widely regarded as incorrect;
medium is preferred. A stronger case can be made in defense of the use
of media as a collective term, as in The media has not shown much interest
in covering the issue. As with the analogous words data and agenda, the
originally plural form has begun to acquire a sense that departs from that
of the singular: used as a collective term, media denotes an industry or
community. Thus the example sentence given here would not be appropriately
paraphrased as No medium has shown much interest in covering the issue,
which suggests that the disinclination abides in the means of communication
itself rather than in its practitioners. If media follows the pattern of
data and agenda, this singular use may become entirely acceptable someday.
But despite its utility, many people still regard it as a grammatical error
town
crier
A person formerly employed by a town to proclaim announcements
in the streets. 2. Informal. A gossip.
Check out The Allianza Francesa de Lima Located in Miraflores Not far from
The Central Park On Ave.
Arequipa 4595 Telef: 445-1251 / 241-7014 Fax:
447- 1770
Classes begin every other month
Jesus Maria: Location Ave. San Felipe 303 Telef: 460-
0292 Fax: 460-0292
Lima Central: location Ave. Garcilaso de la Vega
1550 Telf: 423-0139
Baseball
Check out this Place
Federacion Peruana de Beisbol
Federacion Peruana de Sofbol
Tele: 473 -2870
Ave. Canada Block 30
Do you know where the Intersection of Aviacion
and Canada
Located real close to the Museo Da la nacion
Stop by on a Saturday and watch a game
A Good character building coach is Victor Murakami
N.
He runs the Victoria club
His Phone is 265- 3367 Leagues start at 4 years
and continue
on up.
Jesuit
Jes·u·it n.1. Roman Catholic Church. A member of the
Society of Jesus,
an order founded by Saint Ignatius of Loyola in
1534. 2. Often jesuit.
One given to subtle casuistry. [French Jésuite,
from Jésus, Jesus,
from Late Latin Ie sus. See JESUS.]
Fran·cis·can
(fr²n-sis-kin) n. Roman Catholic Church. 1. A member of a
religious mendicant order founded by Saint Francis
of Assisi in 1209
and now divided into three independent branches.
--Fran·cis·can adj.
Of or relating to Saint Francis of Assisi or to
the order founded by
him. [New Latin Francisc³nus, from Medieval
Latin Franciscus, from
Saint Francis of Assisi.