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Bandit, The Review
Golf - Public Course · 18 Holes · Par 71
New Braunfels
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Date Last Played: November 15, 2014
Bandit, The Review
Review and Rating of The Bandit in New Braunfels
Voted "8th Best Golf Course in Texas" by Golf Week Magazine, The Bandit is a fun, challenging, and scenic course at a reasonable price and one of our favorites.
The Bandit is one of those courses that the first time you play, you'll find the layout somewhat challenging and demanding thanks to:
- Long Creek and Lake McQueeney which come into play on 13 holes
- strategically placed bunkers
- significant elevation changes
- risk reward opportunities as well as forced carries
- lots of slope and contour plus mounding, trees, and swales in the fairways
- very challenging green complexes
The Bandit is demanding but it's fair and each hole is different from the others - giving the course lots of character and personality. And the second time you play The Bandit, you should find it a little easier.
Each of the holes are named and the names represent what you can expect, for example:
- Blind Date - a 421 yard par 4 with ample fairway but a blind shot to a downhill green
- Too Much Too Soon - #2 is a long 241 yard par 3 requiring an accurate shot off the tee box to avoid the bunker on the left front of the green
- Lake Breeze - a beautiful 185 par 3 that requires a carry across the lake - a breeze behind you helps but if you're driving into the wind, you best club up if you don't want to go swimming
- Long Creek - #18 is a fantastic 552 yard par 5 finishing hole where Long Creek runs from the tee box to the front of the green and splits the fairway and forces you to make a tough decision - risk a long carry across the creek to a tight landing zone and then a easy approach shot or take a safer but longer approach with a shorter carry to the green - a very memorable hole
- R.I.P. - a great downhill shot on a 417 yard dog leg left with a lot going on once you get off the elevated tee box - fairway and greenside bunkers, a sloping fairway with a creek cutting across it, and a tough putting surface
The front nine is very pretty and most holes require good club selection and course management. Water on 5 holes, natural hazards, and rolling hills add challenge and make this a very fun nine. The Bandit's back nine is outstanding and includes: rolling hills, dramatic elevation changes, some very challenging holes, blind shots, water on 8 holes, and doglegs - they just don't get much better than this nine.
The Bandit also has a great stay and play package. The Lodges at The Bandit has 2 and 3 bedroom nicely appointed and fully equipped condos that overlook the 10th fairway available for a stay and play. Read our review of The Lodges at The Bandit to learn more.
We have played The Bandit several times and it has always been in near perfect condition. The fairways are lush and ample with a rough that is playable. You'll encounter a lot of slope and undulation and ups and downs in the fairways that you need to manage - the mounds can kick you back into the fairway but the fairway slope can take your ball places it doesn't want to go!
The greens are medium sized to large and have lots of slope and contour plus tiers and undulation. Most are raised and all are guarded. When we last played they were running very fast and were in excellent condition. The Bandit puts a premium on approach shots and holding the green on the approach shot can be tough and putting can be challenging. The Bandit puts a premium on approach shots.
The bunkers range from small deep and steep pot bunkers to some big monsters. Some of the bunkers had been redone with soft light and deep white sand - a joy to hit out of. Some were damaged and being worked on and others had sand that was a little thin and gritty.
This is a great course and well deserving of its ranking as one of the best in Texas. The Bandit lives up to it's motto of "Exceptional Golf" and a "Remarkable Value." A must play.
The Bandit also has a great Stay & Play package with 2 and 3 bedroom condos that overlook the 10th fairway. Read about our Stay & Play at The Bandit to learn more.
Course Slope & Ratings
|Tee Box
Course Information
- Course Architect:
- Keith Foster
- Greens Condition
- 9.0
- Greens Difficulty
- 8.0
- Fairway Condition
- 9.2
- Bunker Condition
- 8.5
- No
- Walkable:
- Hard walk
- Scorecard
- Course Map
- Beware of water on 13 holes and the 64 sand traps.
Texas Outside Rating
- Overall Rating:
- 9.3 out of 10
- Beauty:
- 9.0
- Difficulty:
- 9.0
- Variety:
- 9.7
- Fun to Play:
- 9.5
- Value:
- 9.5
- Condition:
- 9.2
- Front Nine Rating:
- 8.8
- Back Nine Rating:
- 9.5
Approximate Weekend
Rates: $49.00 to $69.00
Service is very good and friendly, the pro shop is limited but has the basics, and from what we hear, the food is good. The practice facility is ok.

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This hotel is definately GREAT value, The rooms are not the most luxurious ever, but they are quite good for the price. We standard in a M Privilege Room, would I pay the extra next time? No. I think the rooms are not much different to a standard room, although the unlimited wifi was great. You get a complimentary afternoon snacks, which was just sandwiches and fruit, not worth coming back to the hotel at 3:30pm for. It's a bit uncomfortable, as there was only one other couple in the lounge too, with a staff member watching your every move.
The best thing about this hotel is the pool. The staff's english is not the best, compared to hotels in Bangkok.
The worst part of our stay was the Buffet Breakfast, this would be one of the worst I have ever had. Food that should be piping hot, is luke warm. I waited for a chef to bring out new Poached Eggs, when he did I got one straight away and when I went to eat it, nearly stone cold!! Huh?? But they just came out?? So something is obviously not working behind the scenes.
But overall I would stay here again, just skip the breakfast.
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Finely chop fennel, garlic, shallot and anchovies, pan fry on a high heat until softened and de-glaze the pan with the red wine.
Add tomatoes, olives and capsicums to the pan, bring to a gentle boil and cook for 20 min.
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Today 25-year-old international soccer star Robbie Rogers, who represented the U.S. men's national soccer team in the 2008 Olympics, sat down with The Guardian to discuss his struggle to live openly.
Just last month Rogers simultaneously came out as a gay man and retired from soccer. In a post on his personal blog, he wrote, "Life is only complete when your loved ones know you. When they know your true feelings, when they know who and how you love. Life is simple when your secret is gone. Gone is the pain that lurks in the stomach at work, the pain from avoiding questions, and at last the pain from hiding such a deep secret. "
Rogers told The Guardian of his longtime struggle to balance his identity as a gay man and a professional athlete. "The more successful you become the harder it is to step away," he said.
Homophobia and transphobia has long permeated the culture of professional sports, creating a vitriolic environment in which it is difficult for any player to live openly.
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August 7, 2014
Over the years I've been asked about getting on a bestseller list – actually, if I had a dime for every time someone has asked me, I'd be richer than Bill Gates. That said, making a bestseller is still somewhat of a mystery. But if you want some low-down on how the New York Times works, here's some bestseller scoop you may not know.
Did you know that the New York Times Bestseller List is actually based on a "survey" of closely guarded accounts posted for weekly sales? These are essentially stores – according to many sources – 34 reporting stores that the Times polls to see what's selling.
Sales need to be showing up across the board. For example, if you're hot on Amazon but nowhere else, your book would be excluded. If they are picking up a lot of bulk sales for the book, then it would be excluded, too. But, if the book is showing large bulk sales *and* a lot of regular sales then it could be added to the list.
Also, the Times list is polled Sunday to Sunday, so if you launch your book later in the week, it'll be harder to hit the list for that week.
How much do you need to sell to hit a list? Well that depends on when you launch your book. If you're targeting the heavy-shopping season (like Christmas), then you likely need to sell more. Though, to some extent, publishers have moved away from publishing "seasons" there are still some busy times you should be aware of: January sees a lot of change-your-life/save money books while the summer season sees a lot of beach-read type books (genre fiction). Also, if you're planning to have a shot at the list, be sure to check out major anniversaries. You may recall the recent Kennedy 50-year anniversary, which was key for many, many new Kennedy titles.
And one final note on the Times list: Independent bookstores are central to these lists. At one time I know that many of the reporting stores were indie stores (I'm not sure of that now, and I assume these stores change). If you're not in an independent bookstore (or several) you may be out of luck.
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August 5, 2014
Welcome to Tip #16 of our 52 Ways to Market Your Book! I hope you're enjoying these tips and they are helping you sell more books. So, ready? Here we go!
Never Sell Your Book
So you're all ready to promote your book. You've got a great press kit, a polished bio, and a letter-perfect press release. Now you're ready to sell, sell, sell, right? Wrong. One of the biggest mistakes authors make is selling their book. Remember it's not about the book; it's about what the book can do for the reader.
Finding the benefits to your book might seem like a pretty simple task, but touting that "It's a great read!" won't get you very far. To determine what your book will do for your reader, you'll have to dig deep, sometimes deeper than you thought. Especially if your book is fiction, this task of finding benefits will require some serious brainstorming. The key here is, be different. If you have a diet book, don't offer the same benefits a million other books do: you'll lose weight. Instead, offer a benefit that is decidedly different than anything that's out there. Or, try to couch a similar benefit in a different way. At the end of the day, it's all about the WIIFM factor: what's in it for me? If your reader likes what's in it for them, they'll buy your book – otherwise they'll just move on.
The idea of not selling your book also holds true when you're doing an interview. Never, ever answer an interviewer's question with: "You'll find it in my book." Because the fact is you're an author, of course the answer is in your book, but right now you're there to help them with their interview – save the sales pitches for another time.
The uniqueness of your benefits can also directly relate to the particular audience you're speaking to. For example, if you have different levels of readers or readers from different backgrounds, it's a good idea to work up a set of benefits for each of them. Then any interview you do (or speaking engagement) will offer benefits with that audience in mind as opposed to a more generic form of, "Here's what my book can do for you!" Creating a list of benefits for your book can aid your campaign in a number of ways: first, it'll help you get away from a more "salesy" type of approach, and second, it will help you create the tip sheets that can add substance to your press kit. If you're working on the benefit angle of your book early enough, you can incorporate these into the back copy of your book.
The point is, never, ever sell your book. Be a step ahead of the competition and sell what your book can do for the reader, and let them know why it's better than the competition. In the end, that's all anyone will care about.
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August 4, 2014
Welcome to this week's Author Marketing Experts' Blog Carnival. We have some great posts this week on writing that we hope you enjoy. Thank you to this week's contributors!
Erica Verrillo submitted Why I Love Weird Al … and Other Word Crimes posted at Publishing… And Other Forms of Insanity, saying, "I have always loved Weird Al. But now I REALLY love Weird Al. Not only does he know that "it's" is a contraction, he also knows what a dangling participle is. (Be still my heart!) Listen to this great parody. It will put a smile on your face."
Yvonne DiVita submitted #BecauseIAmWhoIAm Why I Write posted at Lipsticking, saying, "This is part of a blog hop about WHY one writes. I lay bare my heart and reveal what writing means to me. A great exercise for any writer, in my opinion."
Joan DeMartin submitted Channeling Your Inner Editor posted at Lipsticking, saying, "As a freelance writer, college writing instructor and tutor, I'm always looking for strategies to help my time-crunched students improve their writing. These substantive strategies for self-editing your writing will work for everyone!"
That concludes this week's carnival. Our weekly roundup offers the best book marketing, self-publishing, writing, and general publishing industry tips to guide authors, would-be authors, publishers and others on their book journey. Submit a post to our weekly carnival by using this link: http://www.amarketingexpert.com/submit-ame-blog-carnival/
August 1, 2014
There's some great advice in this week's top book marketing tweets, courtesy of bloggers, marketers, authors and others. The topics include getting started with Google Analytics, using the secret Kindle feature, finding writing motivation, and more. Happy marketing!
* EDITS, EDITORS, EDITING — The Secret Weapon of Every Successful Writer
Why hiring an editor is so important no matter which publishing route you take:
* How to Use Google Analytics: Getting Started
Still don't know how to use Google Analytics? This tool is a great way to learn who visits your site, what they do while visiting your site, and much more. Here's how to use it effectively:
* The Secret Kindle Feature Every Author Should Be Using
This little item under the Kindle edition of your book is a great way to know what your readers are talking about (whether it's your book or a competitor's):
* Four Book Marketing Tips Based on Lessons Learned From the First Book
An author looks back at how she promoted her first book and what she'll do differently the second time around:
* Seven Things to Do When You Don't Feel Like Writing
Sometimes you want to write but nothing seems to happen – no motivation, no muse. Here's what you can do instead:
* 5 Great Examples of Calls to Action for Your Facebook Cover Photo
Facebook's rules change all the time. Now, you can include a "call to action" in your cover photo, but text can't amount to more than 20% of your cover image. Learn how to create a CTA that won't violate Facebook's rules:
* Study: Email STILL More Effective Than Social Media, SEO, Content Marketing
It may seems like most marketing now takes place on social media, but a recent study shows that email marketing is incredibly effective:
July 31, 2014
Great Headline Ideas
We all know the importance of a headline, and whether it's a blog post or a social media update, headlines are crucial. If you're like me, you probably get your blogs via an RSS feed of some kind. Which means that you're only getting the headline and from there, need to decide if you're going to read the post. Fact is 8 out of 10 people never make it past the headline. I know this because more often than not, I've punted a blog post because the headline wasn't intriguing.
Part of the reason that headlines aren't driving the kind of engagement you want is because they are vague or not benefit driven and more often than not, they are written for you and not your audience.
Here are some great headline starter ideas"
Warning signs that ______ – People love warning signs and they love to know what not to do. Think about using a combination of numbers with this post, which works really well:
5 Warning signs that you're
10 Warning signs that
Challenging trust is another big one, so a post like: Can we really trust publishing advice? Or, Can you really trust book marketing advice?
This title sparks interest because readers want to know the truth and we all hate being deceived. You could also use something like:
The Shocking Truth About X
You could also use something related to exposing lies. I mean we love an exposé, right? Check out: Lies Publishers Like to Tell or Lies the Government Tells. You could add some extra bounce to this by including a number, so:
7 Lies Doctors Tell Us.
Hacks are big, too. People love hacks.
100 Great Travel Hacks
7 Book Promotion Hacks
Secrets are another great way to pique your readers' interest. For example, Secrets Every Publicist Wants you to Know – and again, you can add a number to help drive more engagement to the headline.
Or you could consider doing: Secrets Publishers Don't Want you to Know
Next up is speaking to people's desires. So:
How to Be – a Bestselling Author (this is the desire)
Other ideas for how-to might be:
How to (desire or goal) even if you (obstacle or while you're doing something else)
How to Become a Bestselling Author While You're Working a Full-Time Job.
I also love the term "The Ultimate Guide" which you can pair with a how-to. So:
How to Learn Instagram – The Ultimate Guide
People also love lists. I think of all of these the hacks and lists tend to be our most popular. So:
12 Ways to Become a Social Media Guru
7 Secrets Every (your audience) Should Know
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July 29, 2014
Welcome to Tip #15 of our 52 Ways to Market Your Book! I hope you're enjoying these tips and they are helping you sell more books. So, ready? Here we go!
How to Look Good Online
There are those that say it's all about appearances, this is very true online. Why? Because everything you do online not only leaves a footprint but it's also your 24/7 resume. If the footprint you're leaving looks unprofessional and half-finished, it might not bode well for your online reputation and sales. Here are some quick tips on how to look good online:
Social Networks: with social networks it's not about quantity but quality. I often have authors tell me they are on numerous social networking sites (some are on as many as 50). That's great if you can keep them all current. If you can't, find the ones you can participate in and stick with those. Remember that the first word on social networking is "social" so if you're not able to participate actively (at least once a week) then get out.
Sign up for Google alerts: who's saying what about you? If you don't know, you should. This is (usually) a good thing. You want to know where reviews appear so you can a) link to them and b) thank the person who reviewed you or mentioned you on their blog or web site.
Get a blog: in order to get on blogs, you must have a blog but it's more than just having one, it's about keeping it updated. (see Participate)
Participate: in order to reap the benefits of the online world you must participate. This goes back to the social networking site and your blog. Participate, communicate and listen. Three rules online that will never steer you wrong.
Don't get greedy: lead with the benefits, not the dollar signs. What I mean by this is that if you're going online to make a quick buck, get out. You might make a few dollars but success will be short lived.
Network: it goes without saying that networking (especially online) is important. Network, lend a helping hand, show people how you can help them.
Web site: don't just get one, get a good one. You'd never think to show up for a car race with a scooter. Don't even try to go online with anything less than a professional web site. While I know it's tempting to do it yourself, most authors always end up regretting it. "My web site is fine." They'll say till you ask them how well it's selling for them. If the answer is: "it's not" then you need a new site. Much like bringing a scooter to a Nascar race and hoping to win, show up online with a site that reflects your expertise, creativity, and message. This is one race you can't afford to lose.
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July 28, 2014
Welcome to this week's Author Marketing Experts' Blog Carnival. We've got some great posts on book marketing, getting published, and self-publishing in this edition. Thank you to this week's contributors!
Getting Published
Erica Verrillo submitted 2 Agents Looking for New Writers posted at Publishing… And Other Forms of Insanity, saying, "These two agents are looking for clients. Both have had experience working in prestigious literary agencies. As always, go to the agency's website before sending your query. See which publishing houses they have worked with, what type of books they have represented. It's always a good idea to do a Google search on the agency (and agent) to check for other authors' experiences."
Colin Dunbar submitted Format a Book in Word: Tables & Columns posted at Format A Book in Word, saying, "In a non-fiction book, tables are an aid to making information and data easier to read. Columns can also be used to help with readability, although it's not common to have columns in a book."
Book Marketing
Frances Caballo submitted Lisa Tener on Publishing, Platform and Book Marketing posted at Social Media Just for Writers, saying, "In this post, I interview book coach Lisa Tener who offers book marketing advice for writers."
Sarah Bolme submitted There is No Magic Pill posted at Marketing Christian Books, saying, "There is no magic pill. Whether in dieting or in book marketing, no one opportunity will create magic results for you."
That concludes this week's carnival. Our weekly roundup offers the best book marketing, self-publishing, writing, and general publishing industry tips to guide authors, would-be authors, publishers and others on their book journey. Submit a post to our weekly carnival by using this link: http://www.amarketingexpert.com/submit-ame-blog-carnival/
July 25, 2014
We've got a roundup of some of the top book marketing tweets, courtesy of bloggers, marketers, authors and others that offer plenty of ideas and inspiration. The topics include secrets to getting into bookstores, increasing G+ engagement, getting more shares for your blog posts, and more. Happy marketing!
* 10 Things I've Learned As A Self-Published Writer
One author shares her observations, including: be realistic, define success, and you will improve:
* Secrets of Getting Into Bookstores
Shelf space is tight, but there are ways you can work with bookstores and get your book on their shelves:
* Crowdsource Your Self-Publishing Project without Asking for Money
This author found an enterprising way to obtain valuable services for her book. Here's what she did:
* Things to Consider When Considering Self-Publishing
Before making the commitment to self-publishing, ask yourself these important questions:
* How to Increase Google+ Engagement
Google+ is getting a lot of attention these days. But many people aren't sure how to get the most out of the site. Here's what you can do:
* How to Get Your Blog Post Shared 1000 Times
If you blog, you should share your posts widely. This infographic walks you through the process:
* Nine Things Writers Need to Know Before the Book Deal
Some terrific advice so you don't rush to self-publish a mediocre book:
July 24, 2014
The first thing to know about G+ is that it's really a mini-blog post. What does this mean? Well, longer content really rules on G+, as opposed to Facebook or Twitter – where shorter updates are a must. If you follow this line of thinking, you know that G+ should mirror whatever you're doing on your blog which means, first and foremost, your headlines:
Headlines: headlines are really important on this site although this is significant with anything you do. Headlines can make or break your post. We cover more on creating great headlines here: http://www.amarketingexpert.com/create-viral-content-really/
Images: always, always, always add an image. I never pull in the image from the post I'm sharing, I'll always add one. You can find great, cheap and even free images at places like BigStock, etc. and you can edit them at Canva.com, PicMonkey.com or Befunky.com
Hashtags: Repeat after me, never, ever, ever post anything without a hashtag. I use them on Facebook, Twitter and, of course, G+.
Format: though I encourage you to create longer, blog post-type updates, I would suggest that you remember the importance of formatting. G+ lets you format your updates with bold, italics, strikethrough and bullet points. Here are some formats you may want to keep for later use:
Bold: add * before and after the word or sentence. *So your update will look like this*
Italic: add _ before and after the word or sentence. _So your headline will look like this_
Strikethrough: add – before and after the word or sentence. –This is what you'll strikethrough-
To create a numbered list, you'll want to do this:
And so on – this will create this:
- Create strong headlines
- Long posts rocks on G+
- Make sure and format your text
Next up are bullets, to create those you'll do:
- Create strong headlines
- Long posts rocks on G+
- Make sure and format your text
You can also mix and match these, making italics bold and so on. Go ahead, experiment. Remember you can always edit the post later!
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I'm still alive and well.
Not entirely well, though. Saw a short clip of the Ryzza Mae show, and my intelligence quotient just went down a notch.
Why do we allow such inanities to occur?
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The Point of the Matter
Just watched Maleficent.
My thought after the film? What was the point of making the movie in the first place?
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July 11, 2014 • 3:11 PM 0
Tipping the Pizza Guy
Found a nice website with stories about (mostly) pizza delivery guys and gals and their run-ins with both cheap customers and with customers who will make anyone's day.
When you get to the site, click on "Delivery Stories" on the left hand side of the page.
Warning # 1: Some profanity involved.
Warning # 2: I don't know if most of us can relate, since our delivery system here is not quite the same.
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July 9, 2014 • 10:59 AM 0
Biblical Inerrancy
Let's start with something not wacky: I like this working definition of Biblical inerrancy.
"The Bible (in its original writings) properly interpreted in light of which culture and communication means had developed by the time of its composition will be completely true (and therefore not false) in all that it affirms, to the degree of precision intended by the author, in all matters relating to God and his creation."
The quote is from David S Dockery, Christian Scripture: An Evangelical Perspective on Inspiration, Authority, and Inspiration, Wipf & Stock Pub (2004).
Now for the wackiness!
Saw this picture online. The bad grammar proves what the message behind the image says. I am not sure if this is what we call irony, but..enjoy!
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June 30, 2014 • 8:49 AM 0
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I see this a lot in a social media site, where they pose a question along the lines of, Which <fill in the blank> Are You. We could be talking X-Men, Star Trek characters, Greek gods and goddesses, the list is (seemingly) endless.
I generally try to ignore such silliness. I have more important things to do with my life, like praying for missions and missionaries. (See below.)
Here is an excerpt on the practical benefits of Christianity vs Islam. The link is to another link, which is an order page for Dispatches from the Front by Tim Keesee. I suggest you read the excerpt.
My beloved M and I took her family out to dinner yesterday, after her dad said he wanted to spend the afternoon visiting a surplus shop in Pasig. I won't name the surplus shop, but dad says he's never going back to the place again. I agree. My throat hurt from the dust in that place. Wish we'd gone to the Tempur sale instead. I could have used a new mattress. (Wink)
One saving grace for the afternoon was when we had dinner at Cafe Juanita, along West Capitol Drive in Pasig. My beloved M heard about the place from a friend (or was it a friend of a friend?) and we decided to check it out. The place was still closed when we got there (they open at quarter to six for dinner) but we decided it wasn't a long wait and just camped outside their front door. Below, I will give a short and informal review of their ambiance and their food.
The ambiance was, in a word, unique. It felt more like a place you would find Madam Auring doing her readings than a place for eating. I think my wife found the place a bit too busy on the eyes, but for some strange reason I found the place relaxing. (My beloved and I have made a habit of what kind of room we would like to have in our house, and I can say I would like something like the pictures above.) The only worry I have is how to clean the whole thing–the place does not lend itself to easy cleaning.
Food-wise, the meal we had was very good. I especially liked the Tw-Way Adobo and the Paella (it had seafood and I generally stay away from seafood). My folks-in-law liked the food as well. (Incidentally, the waiters were very accommodating. The one who served us took the time to explain some of the items on the menu when we asked.
Like I wrote earlier, eating here was the saving grace of the afternoon. Would I go back and would I recommend the place? Most definitely! Or maybe try the Breakfast @ Juanita (same owner) next door.
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June 26, 2014 • 9:31 AM 0
Star Wars is the Catholic Church?
There's a very interesting comparison between the mythos of Star Wars (dan dan dan dan-du-dan, dan-du-dan) and Vatican II.
An excerpt (images not mine) is given below:
Obi-Wan Kenobi is Paul VI
Both Obi-Wan and Paul VI set out to finish what their predecessors had begun. Both are known to be kind-hearted, holy individuals of competent learning who are, nonetheless, quite clueless as to what is happening to what they're in charge of.
You can read the whole thing here.
On another note, I am not sure if my readers are sick ad nauseam of "Do You Want to Build a Snowman" parodies, but this one is too cute to pass up. Especially for Star Wars fans.
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June 25, 2014 • 8:08 AM 0
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It's Prayer and Fasting Day today. Which for some may be considered wacky.
I enjoy OK Go videos, since they display a great attention to detail and are the result of meticulous planning. Here's another one from them:
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June 22, 2014 • 11:30 AM 0
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I'm missing out on corporate Lord's Day celebration today. My body just will not cooperate. Within the past three days, I have traveled more than two hundred kilometers, shuffling back and forth from Imus, Cavite and Quezon City, because my mom needed to go the hospital for some persistent cough. She's been discharged, but the travel, plus the stress of things, have finally taken their (happily not so serious) toll on little ol' me. I'm getting bed rest today. Period.
And listen to sermons online.
And catch up on some reading.
A few things on the interweb to feed your Sunday Theology appetite:
- Iraq War, Again?
- Reformed and Mission-Oriented
- The Third Use of the Law
- It's So Funny It Hurts
- Another Good One from DeYoung (and the Restless)
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Mr. Larson is a founding member of Association of State Floodplain Managers, Inc., established in 1977. He was the national Chair from 1979-82 and volunteered as the Executive Director from 1982 until it became a staff position in February, 1997. As the Director Emeritus he serves as policy advisor to the ASFPM Executive Director and leadership of the Association in accordance with the directives of the Board of Directors and the guidelines of the Constitution and Bylaws of the Association. These policy issues range from national flood and water policy to policy of all agencies whose programs impact flood risk management in the nation.Besides FEMA and the Corps of Engineers, this would include policies and programs promulgated by agencies such as USDA, NOAA, EPA, DOT, DOI and Commerce, as well as the White House and Congress.Mr. Larson has worked in the water resources profession for 50 years, since graduating from the University of Wisconsin - Platteville with a B.S. in Civil Engineering. He is a registered Professional Engineer in Wisconsin and California.
INGRID DANLERDEPUTY DIRECTOREmail Ingrid
Ingrid Danler came to the Association of State Floodplain Managers, Inc. in June 2011 having served in numerous capacities at the Federal, State, Regional and local levels in Chicago and surrounding areas. Most recently, as Executive Director of the Fox Waterway Agency in Illinois, Ingrid focused on practical and community-based approaches to watershed and floodplain management, flooding, water quality, and lakes and river restoration, where she earned several awards and honors. As a public speaker, media contact, legislative liaison, and technical expert, Ingrid also served as Co-Chair of the Environment and Natural Resources subcommittee of the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning, Trustee for the Village of Richmond, Illinois, and worked as an enforcement officer for U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 5, Chicago. She is as proud alumni of Northern Illinois University where she earned her Bachelors of Science in Biological Sciences. As Operations Director, Ingrid's ASFPM responsibilities include oversight and direction of all aspects of the ASFPM's daily operations.
Ingrid is active in the community, contributing her time to many local charities. She is also a long-time Rotarian, and also active with many local professional and watershed groups.
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ALAN LULLOFF, PE, CFMSCIENCE SERVICES PROGRAM DIRECTOREmail Alan
Alan Lulloff is Science Services Program Manager for the Association of State Floodplain Managers (ASFPM) managing research and outreach projects for the association. In addition to ASFPM's published reports, ASFPM's Science Services program also has developed training materials for one-day workshops on Coastal No Adverse Impact and has conducted ten Coastal No Adverse Workshops over the past three years on the Atlantic Coast and the Gulf of Mexico.
Mr. Lulloff's Curriculum Vitae and Biography
SAMANTHA A. MEDLOCK, J.D., CFMPOLICY AND PARTNERSHIPS MANAGER Email SamSamantha A. Medlock, JD, CFM, is Policy & Partnerships Program Manager for the Association of State Floodplain Managers, serving dual roles for the Association and the ASFPM Foundation to provide leadership in national flood policy initiatives and foster partnerships with allied agencies, organizations, and academia in service to our members and mission. Sam has more than twenty years of experience in land use law, hazard mitigation, and environmental policy working with stakeholders, regulators, and utilities, as Supervisor of Flood Programs for the Lower Colorado River Authority; Director of Planning for Flower Mound, Texas; Environmental Planner with the North Central Texas Council of Governments; and with disaster recovery teams in Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua following Hurricane Mitch. While working with the NCTCOG and LCRA, both FEMA Cooperating Technical Partners, Sam was directly involved in federal flood studies and NFIP mapping activities in rapidly urbanizing areas.
Prior to joining ASFPM staff, Sam led numerous initiatives to promote safer development standards and mitigate flood risk, including co-authoring the first law review article to tackle NAI legal issues, Mitigating Misery: Land Use and Protection of Property Rights Before the Next Big Flood. In 2010, Sam received the Army Commander's Award for Public Service in recognition of her service as member of the National Committee on Levee Safety, working to address levee challenges in an integrated risk management approach. Sam is a Juris Doctor graduate of Vermont Law School, has a Bachelor of Science in Government Summa Cum Laude from Texas Woman's University, and has been a Certified Floodplain Manager since 2001.
Sam is based in the Washington, DC area, where she has been serving ASFPM members and mission since 2008.
A CV is available upon request.
DIANE A. BROWNOUTREACH AND EVENTS MANAGER Email DianeMs. Brown has been affiliated with the Association of State Floodplain Managers in a consulting capacity since 1981, moving to full service with the Association in 1987. In January 1996, the Association opened a permanent office and hired her as ASFPM Executive Office Manager, which transitioned to Administrator and Conferences Director over the years. As Outreach and Events Manager now, her responsibilities include:
Diane holds a B.A. in Psychology, Physical Education, and English from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and undertook graduate study in Continuing Adult Education at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Prior career paths include banking and recreational therapy.
ANITA LARSONCERTIFICATION COORDINATOREmail AnitaMs. Larson came to work for the Association in March of 2002. Her responsibilities with ASFPM include:
CHAD M. ROSS, CFMCONFERENCES & SPECIAL EVENTS PLANNEREmail Chad
Chad came to the Association in July of 2003, with over five years experience in environmental law enforcement and emergency/disaster management at the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Prior to accepting his current position, he served as the Association's IT Manager. Chad is a member of ASFPM and achieved his Certified Floodplain Manager certification in June of 2009.Chad's duties include planning and conducting ASFPM's Annual National Conferences as well as the Association's triennial regional and topical conferences. Chad also plans events and meetings for the Association's Board of Directors and Committee Chairs. From site selection through close-out, Chad is the Association's primary point of contact for all events and conferences.
JEFF STONE, CFMPROJECT MANAGER, SCIENCE SERVICESEmail JeffJeff joined ASFPM in November 2007 as a Project Manager and Geographic Information System (GIS) Coordinator. As part of the Science Services Program at ASFPM, he manages research and outreach projects that focus on informing flood policy through science. Projects include, but are not limited to evaluating FEMA's HAZUS-MH software; research of the legal, practical and technological issues related to digital flood hazard data; and assessing and communicating effective GIS tools and applications for locating, storing, analyzing, and reporting flood hazard data.
Jeff has over 20 years of experience developing and applying Geographic Information System (GIS) technologies to a variety of public and private sector projects. Jeff worked as a Sr. GIS Business Analyst for Alliant Energy before returning to UW-Madison in 2003 to complete an M.S. in Geographic Information Sciences and Cartography. While at the UW, he worked with the Wisconsin State Cartographer's Office, the National Park Service and the UW Sea Grant Institute. During this period he cofounded Axis Maps LLC just prior to joining ASFPM.
KAIT LAUFENBERG, CFMCHAPTER & TRAINING COORDINATOREmail KaitKait Laufenberg joined ASFPM in March 2008 as the Training and Chapter Coordinator. In this newly created position at ASFPM, she manages and coordinates ASFPM's national training initiatives and courses under development. Kait works closely with Chapter, Committee, and Board leaders on training initiatives and chapter relations. She is the main point of contact and support for ASFPM's state chapters.
Prior to coming to ASFPM, Kait worked as a Human Resources consultant. She has over eight years of experience within the Human Resources and Social Services sector designing, delivering, and managing training programs. Kait received her BA degree in Sociology from the University of Minnesota.
She received her Certified Floodplain Manager certification in 2009 from the Association of State Floodplain Managers, and is a Certified Empowerment Instructor through Twin Cities RISE!. Kait is a member of the Association of State Floodplain Managers (ASFPM) and the American Society of Training and Development (ASTD).
NANCY DUNHAMCERTIFICATION PROGRAM ASSISTANTEmail NancyMs. Dunham joined ASFPM in November 2010. Her duties include clerical support to the Certification Coordinator.
JASON SCHEEBERGERIT MANAGEREmail JasonJason joined ASFPM in March 2008 as the IT Manager. In this position he is responsible for the Associations IT Infrastructure, website and internal IT projects.
Prior to coming to ASFPM, Jason was the Director of Operations for a local not for profit agency.
JASON HOCHSCHILDGIS ANALYST / APPLICATIONS SPECIALIST, SCIENCE SERVICESEmail Jason H.
Jason Hochschild was hired by ASFPM in July of 2011 to help expand the Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and web mapping capabilities of the association's Science Services Program. Jason previously was a contractor with ASFPM for 2 years working on several HAZUS projects, building online mapping applications such as the Great Lakes Coastal Oblique Photo Viewer, and administering an outreach website ASFPM developed for FEMA's Great Lakes Coastal Flood Mapping Project.
As an ASFPM employee, Jason continues to enhance web-based mapping and outreach tools that support floodplain management and flood risk communication and performs GIS analyses that support ASFPM projects. Jason has over 10 years work experience in the field of Geographic Information Systems and holds an undergraduate degree in Geography (Human/Environment Interaction Focus) and a graduate level GIS Certificate, both from the University of Wisconsin - Madison.
KEVIN CURRIEMEMBER SERVICES COORDINATOREmail Kevin
DEBI FRICKACCOUNTANTEmail DebiDebi joined ASFPM in September 2013 as the Accountant having worked in that role on a temporary basis for several months prior to that. She manages all areas of Association and Foundation accounting including payroll and generating financial statements. She assists with development of the annual budget and updating financial policies and procedures. Debi also manages the annual audits and is involved with grant fiscal management and employee benefits.
Debi comes to ASFPM with a wide variety of nonprofit and government experience including Rockford Meld, Winnebago County Health Department, Northern Illinois University and The Salvation Army. She has also worked for H&R Block as an office manager, instructor and tax professional. Debi holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Elementary Education from Northern Illinois University and a Masters of Science degree in Accounting from Kaplan University. She is a current member of the Institute of Management Accountants.
MICHELE MIHALOVICHPUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICEREmail Michele
Michele Mihalovich is the Public Information Officer for ASFPM since November 2013, having previously served as an award-winning journalist and editor for multiple newspapers in Iowa, Oregon and Washington. Michele served as a King County/Seattle Public Health Medical Reserve Corps volunteer and has completed FEMA NIMS/ICS. She also served on a media panel, instructing new public information officers through Washington Emergency Management.
Michele's responsibilities at ASFPM include copy-editing all major publications, including "News & Views" and "The Insider," content creation and platform management across all departments to ensure connectedness to our members and the driver of ASFPM's web, social media, voice, video, images and advanced technologies. She will also serve in the development of proposals and outreach for Science Services.
She graduated from Iowa State University with a BA in Journalism and Mass Communication, and served as Communications Specialist at ISU's Engineering Publication and Communication Services.
LIZZI SLIVINSKIWEB GIS SPECIALIST, SCIENCE SERVICESEmail Lizzi
Lizzi Slivinski joined ASFPM in November 2013 and is a web GIS specialist in the Science Services Department. She specializes in the development of open source geospatial products. Before ASFPM, Lizzi worked as a spatial IT professional at the Center for Freight Infrastructure Research and Education, designing interactive maps for visualizing economic data. She also worked for the National Park Service, mapping uncharted lakes in Alaska's Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, and monitoring the park's annual salmon run.Lizzi has a graduate certificate in GIS, and BAs in Geography and Political Science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She puts her diverse background to work creating mapping applications to support Science Services in communicating flood hazards. Among the tools she has created are the Flood Photo Viewer and the Toledo Flood Hazard Visualizer.
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Bridget joined ASFPM in January 2014. Prior to that, she earned a B.S. in Environmental Science, Policy, and Management from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. In addition to her undergraduate studies, Bridget also brings nearly two years of combined internship and fellowship experience, working on a variety of issues including: Democratic Farmer Labor Party finance, gubernatorial communications and outreach, federal environmental policy-making, and Great Lakes regional stakeholder engagement and research.
At ASFPM, her responsibilities include research, outreach, and composition of content for the Great Lakes Coastal Resilience Planning Guide, planning and coordination of workshops on ASFPM's No Adverse Impact approach to floodplain management, research on federal programs and policies including the National Flood Insurance Program and the Community Rating System. She also serves as a member of the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes Landscape Conservation Cooperative's Coastal Conservation Working Group.


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On the weekend edition of Linda Harvey's "Mission: America" radio program, ex-gay activist David Kyle Foster phoned in to discuss his documentary, "Such Were Some of You," a wide-eyed account of the temptations of the "homosexual lifestyle" and the great lengths people have undertaken to renounce their homosexuality.
Foster warned that young people are especially vulnerable because "Satan is in their little minds, planting all sorts of doubts and fears," adding that messages of LGBT acceptance in school curriculum prey on children from a young age.
Discussing the manipulation he is convinced drives the so-called gay agenda, he exclaimed, "All these gay activists are teaching [children] in elementary schools and junior high schools that gay sex is wonderful, and here's how you do it; here's how you do the most perverse thing done by gay people, right in our schools. It's child abuse as far as I'm concerned."
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Uruguay's central bank kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged today as policy makers struggle to rein in inflation without damping economic growth.
The five-member policy board, led by bank President Mario Bergara, left the rate at 8.75 percent after raising it 75 basis points, or 0.75 percentage point, at their last meeting Dec. 29.
Inflation in the agriculture-based economy slowed to 7.94 percent in February from 8.05 percent the previous month and has been above the upper limit of the central bank's 4 percent to 6 percent target range for 26 months. Prices rose 8.6 percent in 2011.
"Price stability continues to be a focus of concern," the board said in a statement announcing the decision. Though price rises are starting to slow, they are still significantly above target, the board added.
External prices that influence costs in Uruguay continue to rise while domestic demand remains strong. Economic activity is expanding at a reasonable pace, policy makers said.
"The decision is consistent with the commitment to fighting inflation," said Alfonso Capurro, an economist at CPA/Ferrere research company in Montevideo. "Inflation will be lower in March but we expect it to be close to 8 percent in the second quarter of the year."
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Bergara said on March 1 that the government is determined to stem price increases.
"We remain concerned because rates still are above our target, without being out of control," he told reporters in Punta del Este, Uruguay.
Inflation will slow to 7.21 percent in 2012 and 6.83 percent in 2013, according to the median estimate in a central bank survey of 12 economists, banks, pension administrators and industrial chambers released March 14.
"The country's main economic challenge continues to be inflation," Barclays Capital said in a March 8 report. "The results on the inflation front have been frustrating."
A strengthening currency that policy makers are counting on to help fight inflation will also contribute to slower growth this year, Barclays said. Uruguay's peso has gained 2.8 percent to 19.4 per U.S. dollar this year.
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The closing of Uruguay's only refinery for maintenance and a subsequent workers strike slowed growth from August until the facility re-started in January. A drought that started at the end of the year and rising import barriers in neighboring Argentina are also hitting the $44 billion economy, said Pablo Moya, an economist at Montevideo-based Oikos Research Co.
The central bank committee's next quarterly meeting will be in June.
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J.J. 'Swatt' on offense? Apparently being the 2012 NFL Defensive Player of the Year wasn't enough for Texans' J.J. Watt. Known as J.J. 'Swatt' for his ball-batting expertise, Watt played the tight end position at Central Michigan before he moved to defense at Wisconsin. Since going pro for Houston, he has been vocal about wanting to play a role on offense in red-zone scenarios. "Whatever I can do to help the team win, I will do," Watt told ESPN. "I've been lobbying since Day 1. It hasn't worked yet, so I don't think it's going to work anytime soon but it's his (Gary Kubiak) team. It's just about being an athlete. I have fun, catching balls is fun, just doing whatever you can to be an athlete, working on hand-eye coordination, and the little things. It never hurts to be able to catch a football." If you didn't catch it, there was actually a snap within the Pro Bowl that Watt was lined up as a receiver. Kubiak wasn't too fond of it though. "No, I didn't like that personally," Texans coach Gary Kubiak said. "When I saw he was going to line up out there, that scared me a little bit. We'll let him keep getting after the quarterback and maybe we'll find him a play or two of offense down the road." Apparently this isn't news to Kubiak has it has been discussed previously to moving Watt to the offense. "No, we've talked about it actually," said Kubiak. "I don't know what part of the Wisconsin package he would play, but we'll see." If the Texans ever did become thin on offense, I feel Watt could play a role with those enormous Micky Mouse mitts. Surely they could hall in some pig skin for pay dirt. What do you think about one of the leagues best defensive players transitioning to offense? Let us know on Twitter! @DownandDistance Sports-Kings Down and Distance Contributor Austin Peat @PistolPeat187 The post Texans' J.J. Watt wants in on offense appeared first on DOWN & DISTANCE - Presented by Sports-Kings.
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JohnH commented on the post, Qualifying problems now 'beyond bad luck' – Hamilton 4 months ago
Could Mercedes, a German manufacturer, secretly wish Rosberg, a German driver, to win the Driver's Title?
Well yes of course they would, but to go to such lengths? No.
remember last years South African GP? Oh wait, no. There wasn't one. Hasn't been one since the boycott to end Apartheid.
Oh except for 92 & 93 when costs not Apartheid closed it down for good. :)
All sport is business my friend :) Ecclestone himself stated that F! is in the entertainment Business.
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I have never regarded Horner as a particularly ethical man. He is very much in the mould of Ecclestone, he will finish off the job of killing F1 if he ever gets the top job.
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Great race and if this does not convince the Vetel fan boys that Ricciardo is every bit as good a driver as Vetel nothing will.
JohnH commented on the post, Ricciardo snatches maiden win in Montreal thriller 5 months, 2 weeks ago
What garbage, Ricciardo won vetel did not simple as that.
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When you look at the achievements of other great drivers, engineers or designers of racing cars and the fact that Jack Brabham combined all of those skills and managed a successful racing team as well is truly astounding.
JohnH commented on the post, Ricciardo stripped of second place – Red Bull to appeal 8 months, 2 weeks ago
Maybe Horner should be stripped of his place, also brings into question the team and how it is run. If they are willing to cheat in such a blatant manor in the first race of the season what have they done in the past?
JohnH commented on the post, Ricciardo faces investigation for fuel limit breach 8 months, 2 weeks ago
It is going to be a bitter pill for Ricciardo to swallow. Horner is the one at fault if this turns out to be true. This is something Ricciardo would have no control over or knowledge of.
JohnH commented on the post, Wolff to become first woman to drive at an F1 race weekend in 22 years 9 months ago
She deserves a chance. I hope she does well.
JohnH commented on the post, Six o'clock start for Bahrain night race 10 months, 1 week ago
I wonder will this put pressure on the Melbourne GP organisers to do the same in the future? As competition for running a GP is fierce.
JohnH commented on the post, Vettel wins as Webber waves goodbye with second 1 year ago
So your saying Vettel purposely made a decision to wreck Webber's chances of winning? Thats a big call and how would that make Vettel a true great?
JohnH commented on the post, Vettel wins as Webber waves goodbye with second 1 year ago
Kimi Räikkönen and Lewis Hamilton have done doughnuts at the end of F1 races previously, Vettel is not breaking new ground in this.
If you are referring to Webber removing his helmet at end of the Brazilian GP […]
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Not a fan of any particular driver my self, but what impresses me about Vettel is his kid glove handling of tyres. He gets great speed and minimal tyre wear, some of it may be down to the car but his driving is […]
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Yes that is a puzzle, I have often thought the same. Could it be that Vettel sand bags through practice and qualifying? Is he that good? There is no evidence to prove conspiracy theory's, so it will always remain […]
You referred to a quote "Webber used every opportunity to paint the team that had given him the best car in F1 and paid him several million to drive it as being against him"*. Yes?
You used that quote to support […]
Oh yes sorry I forgot, that was the Turkish incident Webber was directed by his race engineer to conserve fuel while in the lead. Vettel receiving no such orders attempted to over take on a damp track and they […]
You mean this one?
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