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In the world of automotive electronics, new usage models call for closer ties between car and IT. The integration of cars into IT applications, in turn, affects the technologies deployed in the vehicles. EETimes Europe discussed the perspectives of car connectivity with Kurt Sievers, Senior Vice President and General Manager of NXP Semiconductors' automotive business unit.
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New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung (Newspaper) - December 1, 1994, New Braunfels, Texas THURSDAY Class of the Week Susan Peteetes Kingergarten at Goodwin 50 CENTS COUNTDOWN 111 DAYS New Braunfels Sesquicentennial March New Braunfels Herald 12 pages in one section Thursday Dec Serving Comal County for more than 142 years Home of MARY JEKEL Vol 142 No 276 Inside Class of the Sports The Stammtisch Birthday wishes from the HeraldZeitung The New Braunfels Herald Zeitung extends the following birthday wishes to Mary Jekel Betty Sanchez Alfre do Aleman Eligin Urias Brenda BorchersFreeman Nina Garcia 21 Jeff Scott Ramon Espinoza Happy Anniversary to Raymond Ali cia Ybarra 24 jl Donations to HZ Cheer Fund continue Area citizens have begun to submit donations to the Herald Zettungs annual Cheer Fund campaign which provides food to needy local families for the Christmas holidays Anyone wishing to donate can do so in person by coming by the HeraldZeitung office at 707 Landa or call Cheer Fund Director Carol Ann Avery at 16259144 Volunteers for food delivery are needed Avery said Anyone wishing to sign up for delivery can do so by calling Avery Todays donations include Mary and Charles Waite S25 Steven J Slagle S100 Post Office to host open house Dec 9 The Postal Service will host a open house at the New Braunfels Post Office on Seguin St on Friday Dec 9 from 9 to 1 Refreshments will be served during the day The Post Office will have extended holiday hours from Dec 5 through Dec 24 Mon day through Friday from 8 to and on Saturday from to In January the cost of Postal stamps will rise to 32 cents from 29 cents Book signing at the Sophienburg today The twovolume set of books New Braunfels The First Founders has arrived and will be available for pickup at the Sophienburg Archives after 10 today From 5 to 8 today author Everett Fey will be at the Sophienburg Archives 200 N Seguin to autograph the books for purchasers Books ordered at the prepub lication rate will be available for pickup and books will be avail able for sale at the regular rate of plus tax The winning numbers Lotto Texas million jackpot TEXflSr LOTTERV This newspaper is printed on recycled newsprint TNRCC approves water district petition By CRAIG HAMMETT Staff Writer The threemember pane of the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission approved a petition to create a proposed Comal County Underground Water Conservation District under Chapter 52 powers of the Texas Water Code The TNRCC Commission basically gave the go ahead for temporary directors of the district to call an election to create the district We now jump to the Election said Cameron Wiley of Bulverde who filed the peti tion to create the district on Feb There are only four times a year where you can have an Wiley said the election will include only resi dents of the proposed underground water dis Next step is to call water district election trict which would contain approximately 360 square miles of land in northwest Comal County overlying a portion of the Trinity Group Aquifer It would include about 64 percent of the countys area Temporary directors listed in the order include Wiley Edgar E Ash Harry Heimer Harold L Heller and Charles J Knibbe They must meet no later than 15 days to take oaths and no later than 30 days after that give the order for an elec tion The election would cover two purposes create the district and elect a board of directors Wiley said directors would probably be elect ed from each of the three precincts within the dis trict and two atlarge Neither of the atlarge directors could come from the same district so that three directors could not serve from one district1 If the Commissioners Court can comply with everything then we dont have to do a said Wiley in response to regulations under the Elec tion Code The district if approved by voters would be able to conserve and protect the waters of the aquifer through recharge brush control projects identification of pollution and education projects according to the TNRCC The district has pro posed an initial tax rate of two cents per S100 val uation producing an estimated annual revenue of The districts initial budget is pro posed at SI A public hearing was held March 31 and July 2021 in the county to let different sides express their opinions Hearings Examiner Elizabeth Todd recommended the district be proposed as a fullpowers Ch 52 district although the petition requested certain limitations such as the tax rate not exceeding five cents and no general obligation bonds Since there is no mechanism set out in the statute that would allow the District to drop these restrictions in the future even with majority sup port from the voters the limitations may serve to prevent the District from undertaking projects with widespread support which would provide substantial benefit to the her report read Comal County Commissioners Court has sup ported the idea of creating an underground water conservation district Plans for first recycled water program in county unveiled By TECLO J GARCIA Staff Writer While the city of New Braunfels will begin curbside recycling in Jan uary the citys not alone in wishing to save things normally wasted Golf Parks New Braunfels which is building an 18 hole golf course on Common St near FM 306 will use recycled water from the Gruene water treatment plant to irrigate the course The New Braunfels Board of Trustees heard plans for the facility Parks President Robert Puetz Wednesday It has been our intention from day one to bring effluent to the golf he said We are looking at this point to finalize the contract with the utility here in the next few The board has given preliminary approval to the project which will be the first recycled water program in Comal County NBU will spend on a pump and on at least one mile of 10 inch water line from the treatment plant to the course The util ity will sell the water to Golf Parks and should recoup their investment over an eight year period according to NBU officials Golf Parks also will pay NBU a down payment for the project However NBU will main tain ownership of the line after the eight years It is a pioneering said NBU Manager Paula DiFonzo We dont have a lot of examples to go Board members were so enthused with the proposed program they ques tioned if there could be more uses for the recycled water When asked by a board member if he had an alternative plan should the recycled water become unavailable during dry periods Puetz said he had three using river water through a line provided by NBU potable water and as a last choice an onsite well not yet fully tested Robert and his wife Sue who he says will be in charge of the operation were satisfied with the chance come before the board It will not be a secondary said the Austin resident This will be my primary interest I think it will benefit the community The course designed by Colonial Gplf Design Inc of Virginia will be open to the public A practice driving range with five greens has been includ ed for the facility Golf Parks plans to build up the area in three phases After the golf course which will consist of 16 chal lenging par threes and two par fours the plan is to build a batting cage and 3 miniature golf course In other NBU business P Utility board members reelected E C Momhinweg as board president to a 12month term Momhinweg will serve hjs eigth consecutive term as board president Car crashes through dead end HeraldZeitung photo by MICHAEL DARNALL New Braunfels emergency medical technicians responded to an accident yesterday at approximate ly at the end of Michigan Avenue where local resident Louis Nlemeyer had driven his late model Toyota through a dead end Into a nearby tree He was taken to McKenna Memorial Hospital with minor Injuries The cause of the accident was still under Investigation by Texas Department of Public Safety officers City clears way for improvements to Comal River tuber exit area Parks Director says exit must meet requirements for disabled persons By TECLO J GARCIA Staff Writer Comal River tubers might eventually be able to do some thing that has not been done in the past when they reach the Union Street tube out of the river quickly and with ease The New Braunfels City Council approved Monday for City Manager Mike Shands to solicit bids for the river exit renovation City officials did not put a dollar amount on the work as they await bids from potential contractors The singlestairwelled exit ramp used by thousands of tubers a day during the summer must be renovated to meet the American With Disabilities Act of 1990 said David Whatley New Braunfels Director of Parks and Recreation Even if the ADA was not an issue the exit is not ade Whatley said Even for a person with the full use of arms and legs the exit is difficult to Whatley said the parks department has unofficially count ed more than tubers on certain days during the sum mer The exit now has one stairwell for all tubers to exit the Comal River and no exit for the disabled In researching the issue of ADA compliance for a river tubing exit ramp Whatley said he was told by federal offi cials that they failed to find any precedent or standard set for the disabled when it came to exit ramps Zero Rivers owner of Rockin R River largest river outfitter in the county shuttles tubers in the New Braunfels area Rivers said he was in favor of the renova tions because it would give access to all river visitors not just tubers In our 15 years of experience no one in a wheel chair has ever gone tubing with us but they have gone whjte water he said But if you are the city you dont want to HeraldZeitung photo by MICHAEL DARNALL The exit from the Comal River to Union St will be made more userfriendly after renovations are com pleted be the last one to conform to ADA Whatley said among the several state and federal agencies he dealt with it was the ADA Region VI officials from Houston who came to inspect local facilities for compliance and were pleasantly surprised with the amount of com pliance already into One of the officials who made the trip was a quadriplegic who had tubed the Comal several times before We have had to coordinate with a lot of entities to get where we were Monday he said It was good that such a person we were consulting had used our facilities Generally speaking they were surprised we were in com The parks director said the department had been consid ering the renovation since 1988 and was supposed to have a plan installed by 1992 and have park facilities with ADA compliance by 1995 The Garden Street tube exit also needs renovating What ley said but said funding could be a factor and wanted to get the Union exit done first Site for new CISD school still in works By CRAIG HAMMETT Staff Writer Those Comal Independent School District residents expecting to hear1 where a new intermediate school will be located in the western portion of the county will have to wait again CISD trustees viewed a possible location near Bill Brown Elementary in the area of Hwy 281 and State Hwy 46 Trustees viewed a 20acre tract but could not come to a decision on the site or Weve got some basic concerns theproperty were looking said Jim Middleton president of the board which voted to table the item until the Dec 15 meeting Members of the Western Site Selec tion Committee have been researching possible sites for several months after voters passed a multimillion dollar bond to fund new schools in the dis trict According to Scott Watson chair man of the committee they focused on six areas started with around 20 sites and have trimmed that down to about three Watson said the committee has not recommended any one site to the board but hopes to do so at the Dec 15 meeting Were still under said Watson adding details needed to be worked We want to finish the whole process and not rush in It just takes Some property prices are reported to have increased in the area partly due to growth and especially since the dis trict began looking at sites for a school Watson stated the committee has had problems locating landowners who either live far away or are gone on vacation School officials are already in the process of selling part of the bond package to fund new construction for various projects including the three new intermediate schools Two of the sites are located on land already owned by the district Middleton said in a prior board meeting that time was of the essence and that the site needed to be deter mined Advent Vespers to sing Sunday From staff reports The 35th annual Advent Ves pers Massed Choir Cpncert will be presented Sunday Dec 4 at the First Baptist Church 733 Cross St in New Braunfels The event is sponsored by the federated New Braunfels Music Study Club with proceeds being used to provide a scholarship in music All singers in the community are invited to participate For subscription news or advertising information call 6259144 Metro 6060846
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Downey has twice been nominated for an Oscar, for his leading role in "Chaplin" (1992) and for his supporting role in "Tropic Thunder" (2008). Evans, who will be making his first Oscar show appearance, will be seen in the upcoming "The Iceman." Jackson was nominated in 1994 for his supporting role in "Pulp Fiction." He can also be seen in this year's Best Picture nominee, "Django Unchained." Renner was nominated for his leading role in the 2009 Best Picture winner, "The Hurt Locker," and for his supporting role in "The Town" (2010). Renner also had roles in this year's "The Bourne Legacy" and "Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol" (2011). Ruffalo received his first nomination for his supporting role in the 2010 Best Picture nominee, "The Kids Are All Right."
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Situated in Seyssuel, this hotel is close to Cloitre de St-Andre-le-Bas, Temple d'Auguste et de Livie, and Theatre Antique. Local attractions also include Vienne Cathedral and Musee des Beaux Arts et d'Archeologie.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. This Seyssuel hotel also offers an outdoor pool, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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The Sandpiper Beach Club features self-catering accommodations with free Wi-Fi and a balcony. The property is in the Cape May historic district just steps from the beach.
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This ocean front property is within walking distance of the historic district in Cape May, New Jersey. It features an outdoor pool, an on-site bar and restaurant and a gym.
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Add some gluten free stuff in with breakfeast.
The mattress. That was it for the bedroom. No desk. one nite table. No wifi in rooms. The stairway. No elevators, so we got to know the stairway quite will. Pity those who have 2 flights to climb.
Filthy. Rugs in our room full of stains. Fake. Picture shows porch off 2nd floor. Guess what! Only 3 rooms have access to porch! No parking. Picture walking 1/4 mile at nite, poorly lit uneven sidewalks back to hotel. Breakfast-looking for decent food? No bread. bagels, muffins. No sugar free cereals. No skim milk. Toaster (30 yrs old I guess) One side of toaster does not work! Tiny room.And we were in one of their large rooms.
Very comfortable bed and pillows. Loved the large bathroom and the soap/shampoo brand. The verandah was great to breakfast on or lounge. Loved the individual heat/A/C control!
Room was too small for bedside tables on both sides which would have given better light for reading. The Wifi signal was poor to non-existent. No robe or slippers as advertised (we didn't need them but still).
The hotel is beautiful and comfortable.
The parking is too far from the hotel.
The room
the lack of parking close by
Location was good, parking very bad for a hotel of that size.
Well, on the second night I fell going into the bathroom over the raised threshold. Went down on my knees and slid into the side of the bathtub bounced backwards and hit my face on the tile floor. Not at all a pleasent experience. Although they offered to call the parimedics. I refused. But after leaving the hotel No One even bothered called to ask how I was. I feel if they want a good review they need to keep up the place and make it safer for the guests. P.S. It was my understanding that someone else had also fell during the same week. This is what other guests told me once they had found thanI to had fallen on the premises.
Good Location Friendly and helpfull Staff
No elevator Restaurant was closed for the season Room was small
There was an extremely noisy wedding going on well after we went to bed. Our room was directly above the party. The room was vibrating with the music. Since we seemed to be the only ones there not involved why was our room overhead? Could never get wi-fi in the room.
Everything about the Alcott house is above par. We are happy we found it.
Breakfast could be more substantial:maybe add hard boiled eggs, cheese, more interesting cereals. Just a thought.
Only one block to the beach. Bed was so comfortable. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. Kate helped us upgrade from a regular room to a suite, and made it so easy. Rodrigues, Matt, Flora, and Drew were all excellent. Loved the front porch, sunroom, upstairs porch. Picked a book to read from the sun porch library. Afternoon cookies were scrumptious. We ate a full breakfast rather than take advantage of the Alcott's continental breakfast, but it looked very nice. (Tradition takes us to the Mad Batter for breakfast...great poached eggs!)
Regular room was a bit small, but upgrading to a suite solved that. Would have liked a refrigerator in the room.
I loved being within walking distance of everything - the beach, shopping, restaurants. Staff was incredibly happy, helpful and friendly. We left the do not disturb sign on our door as we did not need to clean for a short stay and when we came back, there was a basket of fresh towels and toiletries by our door! I've never had that happen before! It was quiet and beautiful. We slept deeply and peacefully.
Tastefully decorated . . .good breakfast comfy beds
Remote parking blocks away, leak from room above in the middle of the night soaked all clean towels.
Great location very quiet and clean.
No pool. Only cold breakfast.
Beautiful hotel - lovely breakfast on the veranda - comfortable bed - nice sized room - great bathroom
No onsite parking - had to park in public lot six blocks away. Big problem - any time I left something in my car, I was out of luck. Not handicapped accessible - no elevator. Had to walk up two flights of stairs each time to my room.
The proximity to beach and shops is outstanding! Very relaxing location aware from bigger hotels.
The room needs some updating! Curtains and rug look weathered and dirty, for that rate I expected better! Continental Breakfast needs some more attention, display is lacking!
Very comfortable, welcoming, all as indicated above.
The continental breakfast could have been much better. Very average. Towels very rough, should be more luxurious for the price paid. Robes are always nice to have for that price too.
Staff, Cleanliness, Comfortable and good restaurant.
Walking up three flights of stairs and parking is a five block walk.
Clean, relaxed environment, nice breakfast and comfortable bedding.Close to beaches and the center of town. they provided beach towels.
The walls were paper thin and you could hear the people in the next room. Saturday night they had a wedding, which was a bit noisy, but ended by 11 30 pm.The third floor walk up was a little tough. Parking could be hard.
Beautiful historic hotel. Room and bed very comfortable.
Parking was several blocks away; however, we understood because the street and area cannot accommodate that many cars.
Proximity to beach.
The above. Plus parking was half mile away
It might perhaps be nice for a young couple looking for a small victorian feel hotel with no fluff or extras.
We booked through booking.com and they spontaneously "upgraded" the room to a king suite. The problem was that I was traveling with a companion (my mother!) that I did not want to share a bed with. Not all the world is young married couples. Upon checking in, I found out that the room I had booked was no longer available. They could no longer give us separate beds in the same room. Some upgrade! They were not helpful at all when I asked to be switched. They also did not volunteer that they had a SISTER hotel. It took some strong arming from the wonderful customer support at booking.com for them to transfer us to the sister hotel. Don't waste your time with Hotel Alcott, but instead do not pass go and proceed directly to Ocean Club Hotel. Give up the thin walled, old school rooms at Hotel Alcott. The front desk's jazz music wafts up through the thin floor into the suite "with a verandah" which meant the door opened to a shared balcony overlooking THE STREET. Leave this and the stuffy front desk and take yourself to the modern, clean, fresh, large, fully outfitted Ocean Club beach resort with its palm tree lined pool and bar and actual individual balconies. You can thank me later.
management and rates for the service that you are getting is way too high of a price.
Walk up 3 flights. And long walk to parking lot
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A federal appeals court in New York wasted no time in ordering Argentina to come up with a plan to pay holdouts from its 2001 default. And Argentina, which pledged total resistance at the Wednesday hearing that led to the ruling, appears to have changed its tune.
The U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday asked the country to offer a proposal on how to pay the holdouts, including an affiliate of hedge fund Elliott Associates. The request, which the court said was prompted by a suggestion made by Argentina's lawyer, came after a hearing in which the court appeared unwilling to accept Argentina's bid for a stay of a lower-court order insisting it pay the holdouts, which Argentina refers to as "vulture funds."
Following the request, Argentine President Cristina Kirchner softened her bellicose rhetoric towards the holdouts, suggesting that the country would be willing to negotiate with them. Kirchner has previously pledged to give the holdouts no better deal than that offered those who accepted its bond exchanges in 2005 and 2010, and she suggested again that the haircut accepted by those investors is still the basis for a negotiation.
"We are disposed to pay these vulture funds but not on better terms than the 93% who trusted and bet on Argentina," Kirchner said in a speech before the Argentine Congress.
During Wednesday's hearing, Argentina's lawyer suggested that the country would ignore any ruling against it.
It is not clear that the court will accept such a plan; it simply asked Argentina to offer an alternative to the ruling made by U.S. District Judge Thomas Griesa, which could prevent the country from paying the exchange bondholders without paying the holdouts at par, triggering another default. Elliott's NML Capital has routinely won in the U.S. courts, including an earlier ruling from the Second Circuit.
Argentina may also be planning to attempt to skirt an adverse ruling. It may accelerate payments to the exchange bondholders, the El Cronista newspaper reported, to avoid a default.
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Unplugged - Alicia Keys
- Band Name: Alicia Keys
- Record Label: J-Records
- Release Date: Oct 11, 2005
- Summary: The singer's not-quite-acoustic MTV session includes two new songs and collaborations with Common, Mos Def, Damian Marley and Adam Levine.
- Record Label: J-Records
- Genre(s): R&B
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For once, Unplugged largely leaves Keys' runaway careerism in the dressing room, where it belongs. [14 Oct 2005, p.148]
I'm definitely recommending Unplugged--with reservations, but it's still a recommendation--but damn, I just wish the fun Keys seems to have on stage would translate more clearly to record.
There's no sense of storytelling or momentum to her performances: she starts the song in one place and stays there riding in circles until the end.
An abbreviated "You Don't Know My Name," truly a producer's creation, falls flat here, and she treats covers of Gladys Knight's "If I Was Your Woman" and "Every Little Bit Hurts" like vocal auditions and not the blank canvases of an interpretive artist.
Keys hasn't the charisma to indulge in the inter-song banter here, which breaks up any soulful flow that might develop despite her sharp, hectoring vocals. [Jan 2006, p.108]
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PamelaPOct 22, 2005Anyone who can remix her own material as good as or better than the original as well as sing standards and collaborations is amazing! Yes, I am an AK fan from the beginning and will always will be to the end. Billboard #1 for all 3 albums and the first female to do it - come on now and give my girl her prop!!… Expand
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