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En La Numero speranto U S Bi-monthly bulletin published by the Esperanto League for North America 2006/1 Dumonata bulteno eldonata de la Esperanto-Ligo por Norda Ameriko 2006/1 En la Numero Prezidanta Saluto . 3 Raporto de ELNA al UEA . 3 The Heartbeat of ELNA – its Central Office . 4 Nova Paßaro de ELNA. 5-6 Libroforma PMEG!. 6 Loke: Georgio. 7 Kiel Organizi Kongreson . 8 Bonvenon al NASK . 9 Tradukoj por la Nova Epoko . 10 Lost in Translation . 10 Novaj Libroj de ELNA . 11 Vojaßu Esperante! . 12 “Estas nenio kion niaj superhomoj ne povas fari!” Nova, moda, alloga retpaßaro verÙajne nuntempe estas la plej grava vizaßo kiun organiza¢o montras al la mondo, diras Steven Brewer, la vic-prezidanto de ELNA Steven Brewer antaª preskaª dek jaroj. Tiam ricevi nenian respondon. Mi Antaª jaro, oni petis ke mi ßi aspektis sufi¤e moda kaj volontulis respondeci pri la proponu min kiel vic-prezi- dum kelkaj jaroj, oni sufi¤e konstruado de nova paßaro, danton de la Esperanto-Ligo zorge pligrandigis kaj pli- kaj dum la Landa Kongreso por Norda Ameriko (ELNA) bonigis ßin. Poste ßi komencis 2005 oni elektis min kiel vic- kaj mi akceptis. Kiam mi putri. prezidanton kaj oficialigis min rigardis la bezonojn de ELNA, Dum la pasintaj kelkaj jaroj kiel komisiiton pri la ret- mi decidis ke la plej granda neniu vere subtenis ßin. Oni paßaro. Mi dissendis peton ke bezono verÙajne estas la ret- povis sendadi petojn al la oni helpu min novigi kaj re- paßaro. Oni konstruis ßin komisiito pri la retpaßaro kaj desegni la paßaron. (Daªrigo sur p. 5) saluton! Esperanto League for North America Saluton karaj gesamideanoj! PO Box 1129, El Cerrito CA 94530 USA/USONO Unue, mi povas kun ßojo anonci al vi ke la (jam de- ℡ 510/653-0998; 2510/653-1468 longe neoficiale anoncitaj) datoj kaj ejo por la ¤i- [email protected] jara ELNA-kongreso en Novjorko estas jam oficialaj: ßi okazos la 21-an ßis la 23-a de julio en Fashion President/Prezidanto: Philip G. Dorcas Institute of Technology en Manhattan. Mi esperas ke, Vice President/Vicprezidanto: Steven D. e¤ malgraª la malfrua anonco, mi vidos vin ¤iujn tie! Brewer Alia granda nova¢o estas io kion vi eble jam ri- Secretary/Sekretario: Anna Bennett markis se vi de tempo al tempo vizitas la retpaßaron de ELNA – jes, ELNA havas Treasurer/Kasisto: William B. Harris tute novan retpaßaron! Legu ene pri la disvolvißo de tiu ¤i lastatempa faro de Other Board Members/Aliaj estraranoj: Thomas Alexander, Joel Amis, D. Gary niaj “superhomoj”. Grady, Anjo Harlow, Lusi Harmon, Jerry Sed tio ne estas ¤iuj grandaj lastatempaj nova¢oj. Ankaª nia eldona fako tre ak- Johnson, Orlando E. Raola, Robert L. tivas – ELNA ¢us eldonis la unuan libroforman eldonon de Plena Manlibro de Read, Julie Spickler Esperanta Gramatiko, ofte nomata simple “PoMEG”. Sed ßuste kiom mejloÙtona estas la eldono de PMEG? Ãu ßi anstataªos Plenan Analizan Gramatikon (PAG) Director, Central Office/Direktoro de la kiel la plej aªtoritata gramatika konsultlibro? Nu, a¤etu ßin kaj jußu mem! Centra Oficejo: Don Harlow Kiel vi certe rimarkis, tiu ¤i numero estas pli maldika ol la antaªaj du – tio estas pro tio ke la antaªaj du numeroj estis triobla aª duobla. Ni nun reiras al la Esperanto USA kutima numergrando kaj aperritmo: ses 12-paßaj numeroj jare. Ni ¤iam strebas Bi-monthly bulletin published by the al altkvalita revuo kiu ßuste spegulas la agadon de ELNA-anoj. Sed por tion plen- Esperanto League for North America umi, ni bezonas vian ¤iaman subtenon kaj kunlaboron! Ni bone kunlaboru ankaª Dumonata bulteno publikigata de la Esperanto-Ligo por Norda Ameriko en 2006! Vol. 42, No. 1 Agrablan legadon! ISSN 1056-0297 Editor/Redaktoro: Joel Amis Joel Assisting editor, layout/Vicredaktoro, kompostado: ¥enja Amis Hello dear samideanoj (fellow Esperantists)! [email protected] First of all, I can happily inform you that the dates and place for this year’s Materials for Esperanto USA should be ELNA convention in New York have already been made official: it will take place sent to/Materialojn por Esperanto USA 21-23 of July at the Fashion Institute of Technology in Manhattan. I hope that, oni sendu al: even in spite of the late announcement, I’ll see you all there! Esperanto USA (Joel Amis) 2025 Peachtree Rd. NE, #927, Another big news item is something that you’ve possibly already noticed if you Atlanta, GA 30309, USA/USONO visit ELNA’s website from time to time – yes, ELNA has a brand new website! or by e-mail/aª retpoÙte al: Read inside about the development of this recent accomplishment of our “super- [email protected] people”. But that’s not all the recent big news. Our publishing committee has been ac- The opinions expressed in this bulletin tive as well – ELNA has just published the first edition of Plena Manlibro de are those of the authors, and don’t neces- Esperanta Gramatiko (Complete Handbook of Esperanto Grammar), often called sarily represent the point of view of simply “PoMEG”, in book form. But just how much of a milestone will the pub- ELNA or its bulletin/La opinioj esprimi- lication of PMEG be? Will it supersede Plena Analiza Gramatiko (Complete taj en tiu ¤i bulteno apartenas al la Analytical Grammar) as the most authoritative grammar reference work? Well, aªtoroj, kaj ne nepre prezentas la vid- buy it and judge for yourself! punkton de ELNA aª ties bulteno. As you’ve surely already noticed, this issue is thinner than the previous two – Reprinting materials from this bulletin is that is due to the fact that the last two issues were triple or double. We are now permitted, provided that due credit is returning to the regular issue size and publication schedule: six 12-page issues given, and a copy of the reprinted mate- per year. We always strive to produce a high-quality publication which properly rial is sent to ELNA/Estas permesate reflects the activities of ELNA members. But to be able to do that, we need your reaperigi materialojn el tiu ¤i bulteno, constant support and cooperation! Let’s work well together in 2006 as well! kondi¤e ke oni ßuste indiku la fonton kaj Pleasant reading! ke oni sendu ekzempleron de la repub- likigita materialo al ELNA. Joel 2 speranto U S 2006/1 Estraro Prezidanta Saluto Karaj gekolegoj, loka grupo. 4. Partoprenu en lokaj, regionaj, landaj kaj Salutas vin Filipo. internaciaj eventoj, kiel eble plej ofte. FOTO: ¥ENJA AMIS 5. Restu feli¤a, afabla, pozitiva, kunla- Je la komenco de nova jaro, ni kutime en nia borema kaj helpema en agadoj. kulturo faras personajn promesojn, la “nov- 6. Pagu la membrokotizon al ELNA, se vi jarajn rezoluciojn”. Ãu vi faris tion? Ãu vi ankoraª ne faris tion por 2006. (malmul- elpensis la viajn? Mi havas por vi sugestojn, tekosta!) oficialajn petojn, se vi bonvole akceptus la je- 7. Rigardu kaj partoprenu nian novan ret- najn: paßaron, www.esperanto-usa.org. 1. Partoprenu en loka grupo. Se vi ne havas 8. Uzu kaj ßuu nian belegan internacian lokan grupon en via urbo, vilaßo, lernejo aª lingvon kiel eble plej ofte! universitato, kreu ßin! Ni petas ke vi informu Mi elkore deziras al vi ¤iuj kaj viaj famil- nin se vi kreas novan grupon. ianoj tre feli¤ajn vivojn kaj bonan esperantu- 2. Informu la publikon pri Esperanto. Vi madon! povas fari tion per diversaj projektoj, anoncoj, klasoj ktp. Vidu la bultenon kaj retpaßaron de Phil “Filipo” Dorcas ELNA por ideoj kaj planoj. Prezidanto de Esperanto-Ligo por Norda 3. Prizorgu vizitantojn kaj membrojn en via Ameriko Filipo Dorcas Jarraporto de ELNA al UEA, 2005 Anna Bennett Brozovsky. Kelkaj film-amantoj rimarkis Domo” kaj “Alico en Mirlando”, tion, kaj multaj artikoloj pri tio aperis en la http://www.gutenberg.org/browse/ Jen la raporto sendita al UEA pri la agado anglalingva gazetaro. languages/eo, plimultigante la nombron de de ELNA kaj aliaj grupoj kaj esperantist- ELNA kreis novan, pli bonan kaj pli di- Esperantaj e-libroj en la paßaro de Project oj en Usono. Se tie ne trovißas informoj pri namikan retpaßaron kiu espereble kreos pli Gutenberg al la kvanto de ok. Aldone ili via agado, kaj vi volas inkluzivi tion, bon- aktivan komunumon kaj prezentos komencis projektojn de kvin aliaj altnivelaj volu sendi informojn estontece al Esperanton pli bone al la usona publiko. Nun tradukoj. [email protected]. Tiu ¤i raporto multaj homoj povas partopreni en la ßis- La profesia, multlingva, farita en Usono estos sendita dufoje jare, do se vi havas ion datigo de la retpaßaro, kio tre faciligas la videokurso Pasporto al la Tuta Mondo por raporti pri 2006, bonvolu sendi ßin tuj laboron. (http://esperantousa.hypermart.net/?q=node/ post la okazo/farado. ELNA mem viglißis pro diversaj agoj. La La jaro 2005 prezentis malgrandan Ùanßon jara kongreso en Aªstino, Teksaso, havis 95 58) progresas kaj estas havebla en DVD-for- en la stato de la Movado en Usono, sed estas partoprenantojn el sep landoj, iom pli ol en la mato, pli malmultekoste ol antaªe. kreskanta espero. antaªaj jaroj, kaj estis sukcesplena. Kvindek 24 studantoj partoprenis en la trisemajna La membraro de ELNA falis en 2004 ßis neesperantistoj partoprenis senpagajn prele- Nord-Amerika Somera Kursaro de Esperanto proksimume 630, post la membrokvanto de gojn kiujn la kongreso gastigis. Iom pri la (NASK) en la Altlernejo por Internacia pli ol 700 en 2003. En 2005 ßi rekreskis ßis nova¢o estis menciita en la urbaj gazetetoj. Trejnado (School for International Training) pli-malpli 687. La financa sano de ELNA Diversaj regionaj kongresetoj okazis, kun en Brattleboro, Vermonto, sub la aªspicio de plibonißas poiomete.
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