text: Test Bank Unit 1 Do not make copies of this material or print out on your computer. 2. The Catholic Council of Trent (1545-1563) had as its primary result: A. compromise with protestants to reunite Christians B. a political compromise with the protestant princes of central Europe C. reform within the Catholic church and reaffirmation of Catholic doctrine D.the firm reestablishment of conciliar power over the papacy E. creation of a balance of [power between the papacy and the heads of the great Catholic states 3. A major difference between Calvinism and Lutheranism relates to: A. clerical marriages B. the place of women in society C. emphasis on predestination D. infant baptism E. monasticism 7. Martin Luther's response to the German Peasants' War of 15241525 demonstrated his: A. ignorance of the economic plight of peasantry B. emphasis on the social aspect of Christ's teachings C. refusal to comment on the social or political issues D. belief in the necessity of unified German state E.support of the prevailing social and political order 8. Salvation by faith alone, the ministry of all believers, and the authority of the Bible are principles basic to: A. The Christian humanism of Erasmus B. the church of England C. Catholicism after the council of Trent D. Lutheranism in the early sixteenth century E. the Society of Jesus (Jesuit Order) 11.The Response of the Roman Catholic Church to the Protestant Reformation included all of the following EXCEPT: A. The abolition of the Index of Prohibited Books B. The establishment of the Society of Jesus (the Jesuit Order) C. The convening of the council of Trent D. The founding of women's orders active in education and care of the sick E. An increase in the number of parish 13. "It was an important confederation of commercial towns in northern Germany with its own laws, diplomats, and flag. Its member ship of merchants earned large profits shipping fish, timber, and other resources to areas to the west and to the south, Prosperity declined, however, when trade routes shifted from the Baltic to the Atlantic after 1500." A. Confederation of the Rhine B. Hanseatic League C. Merchants of the Staple D. Holy Roman Empire E. Schmalkaldic League 14. The teachings of which of the following had the greatest impact on the reformation on the Reformation of Scotland? A. Ignatious of Loyola B. John Calvin C. Martin Luther D. Desiderius Eramus E. Ulrich Zwingli 15. Martin Luther initially criticized the Roman Catholic church on the grounds that it: A. Supported priests as religious teachers B. sponsored translations of the Bible into vernacular languages C. reduced the number of sacraments D. used indulgences as a fund-raising device E. formed close associations with secular rulers 16. "In conformity, therefore, to the clear doctrine of the Scripture, we assert, that by an eternal and immutable counsel, God has once for all determined , both whom he would admit to salvation, and whom he would condemn to destruction." The idea expressed in the passage above is most closely associated with the theological views of: A. Erasmus B. Pope Leo X C. Thomas More D. John Calvin E. Ignatius Loyola 17. Which of the following is true of the German Peasants' Revolt of 1524-1525? A. The revolt led to the emancipation of the German serf. B. The revolt was organized by Martin Luther to break papal power in the German states. C. The peasants were supported by French armies during the revolt. D. The revolt was the first in Europe in which economic egalitarianism was a major rallying point. E. The revolt resulted from a combination of new religious ideas and peasant demands. 19. Major Protestant and Roman Catholic leaders of the sixteenth century condemned the Anabaptists because Anabaptists: A. rejected the Bible as the source of religious truth B. favored government enforcement of morality C. advocated a complete separation of church and state D. restored the privileges of the clergy E. tried to reconcile Protestant and Catholic teachings 20. Martin Luther believed that the most important role for a Christian woman was to: A. minister to the sick and poor B. preach the word of God in church on Sunday C. become a wife and mother D. lead a life devoted primarily to prayer and contemplation E. teach reading and writing in a religious school 21. John Calvin established the center of his reformed church in: A. Lyon B. London C. Wittenberg D. Geneva E. Basel 22. The primary purpose of the Peace of Augsburg (1555) was to: A. end the wars between the Hapsburgs and the Valois B. end the civil war between the Lutherans and Roman Catholics in the German states C. end the Thirty Years' War D. create better trade relations among German princes E. facilitate diplomatic relations between the holy Roman Empire and the Ottoman Turks 25. The Protestant Reformation helped change the social roles of sixteenth-century women by: A. making marriage a sacrament B. reemphasizing the adoration of the Virgin Mary C. reducing access to religious orders D. emphasizing the social equality of men and women E. denying the right to divorce 26. A central feature of the Catholic Reformation was the: A. Roman Catholic church's inability to correct abuses B. establishment of new religious orders such as the Jesuits C. transfer of authority from Rome to the bishoprics D. rejection of Baroque art E. toleration of Protestants in Roman Catholic countries 35. The "Prince of Humanists," his works diminished the importance of the clergy and undermined the Catholic Church: A. Francois Rabelais B. Aldus Manutius C. William Harvey D. Desiderius Erasmus 46.Both the Protestant Revolution and the Renaissance: A.Advocated religious toleration B.Turned to the past , of either Biblical or classical times, to revitalize the present C. Viewed human nature as inherently corrupt and in need of God's mercy. D. Argued that truth lay within each individual and therefore could not be dictated by church or state. 47. All of the following are major aspects of Luther's theology EXCEPT: A.Rejection of all sacraments expect baptism and communion. B.Substitution of German for Latin in church services. C. Permission for ministers to marry. D.Acceptance of the doctrine of transubstantiation. 48.A tenet of Calvinism not found in other major A. justification by faith in the truth of the Bible B. the possibility of salvation through regular church attendance C. the preordained damnation of most people D. purification of the flesh by abstinence 49.The Council of Trent (1545-1563) did which of the following? A. it defined catholic beliefs and corrected abuses B. it reduced the number of sacraments to three C. it granted religious toleration to the Huguenots in France D. it accepted the doctrine of the priesthood of all believers 50. The most powerful and forceful of the emperors of the Holy Roman Empire and a contemporary of Martin Luther was: A.Charles V B. Henry VIII C. Francis I D. Maximillan I 51. The Catholic CounterReformation: A. Aimed to absorb many of the Protestant teachings within the hierarchical structure B. Combined papal authority and missionary activity in a vigorous defense of roman catholic doctrine and reform of certain practices C. Failed because it was instituted by the papacy with little popular support D. threatened to freeze Roman Catholicism in its superstition-ridden form by refusing to acknowledge any weaknesses in Catholic practices 52. All of the following were causes of the Protestant Revolution EXCEPT: A. a growing conflict between the ambitions of the newly emerging middle-class and the ascetic ideals of early Christianity B. the growth of a national conscience in northern Europe and the rise of despotic governments C. and increasing number of abuses that were developing in the church D. an increasing respect for the papacy and the theology of Saint Thomas Aquinas 53. All of the following tended to sap the power and influences of the newly-emerging middle class during the early sixteenth century EXCEPT: A. The breakdown of feudal society B. The growth and development of the dynastic state C. The decline in faith and belief in God among the masses of European people D. The emergence of new ideas and a new appreciation of man's role on the universe 54. The general council that responds to the challenge of the Protestant revolutionaries was the: A. B. C. D. Diet of Worms Council of Munster Institute of Christian Religion Council of Trent 55. Upon which of the following would Luther and Erasmus have agreed? A. Good works were necessary for salvation B. Veneration of relics was not an essential part of salvation C. Rules for achieving salvation were to be found primarily in the works of the church fathers D. Seven sacraments were needed for salvation 68. The leaders of the Catholic church: A. Ignored the Renaissance B. Attempted to crush the secularism of the renaissance C. Readily adopted the Renaissance spirit D. Used Renaissance ideals to promote moral reform 90. In the early sixteenth century, critics of the church attacked all of the following EXCEPT: A. B. C. D. Religious doctrine Clerical immorality The ignorance of the parish clergy The problems of pluralism and absenteeism 91. The Brethren of the Common Life represent: A. The extent of Protestant conversions in Italy B. The power and appeal of John Calvin's message C. An example of Pre-reformation popular piety D. A typical response of the papacy of the Reformation 92. Martin Luther wrote his letter entitled "Ninety-five Theses" to Archbishop Albert in response to: A. Luther's personal struggle with the question of salvation B. The election of Charles V C. The draining of Germany's wealth by the papacy D. A new campaign to sell indulgences 93. According to Luther, salvation A. B. C. D. Comes from good works and faith Can be earned Comes from God's free gift of grace Is predestined 94. In his "Ninety-five Theses," Luther criticized the selling of indulgences for all of the following reasons EXCEPT that it: A. Failed to release any souls from Purgatory B. Undermined the sacrament of penance C. Competed with preaching the Gospel D. Downplayed the importance of charity 95. In his On Christian Liberty, Luther used the term freedom to mean: A. B. C. D. Freedom from poverty Political liberty Freedom from the Roman Church Freedom from any type of servile situation 96. The Reformation affected women in all of the following ways EXCEPT: A. By exalting marriage B. The husband and wife were to be in equal partners in marriage C. That women assumed control of the domestic religious arena D. That women played a greater role in organizing public charity 97. Luther believed that women should: A. B. C. D. Manage the household economy Be equal in all things Rule the household Pursue careers outside the home 98. Luther's idea about Roman exploitation of Germany A. Appealed to political aspirations of German princes B. Were met with dismay by the ruling elite C. Led to administrative reform in the empire D. Found an audience only among the peasantry 99. Charles V believed it was his duty to: A. Enable his subjects to lead their life in peace and prosperity B. Destroy Protestantism C. Maintain both the political and religious unity of Europe D. Reform the Catholic Church A. B. C. D. 100. John Knox was influential in the Reformation in: Ireland Scotland Switzerland Sweden 101. As a result of the peace of Augsburg, the people of Germany: A. Remained Catholics B. Were able to practice the religion of their choice C. Converted to Lutheranism D. Became either Lutheran or Catholic depending on the preference of their prince 102. The majority of the German princes who adopted Lutheranism did so A. B. C. D. For economic and political reasons For religious reasons To appease their subjects Only with great reluctance 103. The Protestant Reformation in Germany A. Weakened the power of secular states B. Contributed to its continued fragmentation C. Destroyed Habsburg influence in the empire D. Helped pave the way for a unified nation 104. In its relationship to secular power, Lutheranism can best be described as: A. B. C. D. Antagonistic Indifferent Supportive Rebellious 105. Calvin's reform movement was A. Suppressed by the civil authorities in Geneva B. Restricted to Switzerland and France C. Thoroughly integrated into the civil government of Geneva D. Rejected any role in the secular government of Geneva 106.Ulrich Zwingli attacked all of the following EXCEPT: A. Indulgences B. Monasticism and the Mass C. Cooperation between religious and civil authorities D. Clerical celibacy 107. Central to Calvin's theology is the principle of: A. B. C. D. Free will Predestination Christian liberty Justification by faith and good works 108. According to Calvin, the elect were: A. The leaders of the Genevan Consistory B. The intellectual leaders of the Reformation C. Those individuals chosen for salvation D. All Protestants 109. The Genevan Consistory A. Regulated the behavior of Genevans in a manner consistent with other European cities B. Severely regulated the conduct of Genevans C. Routinely harbored religious dissenters from around Europe D. Attempted to suppress Calvinism 110. The decision to burn Michael Servetus at the stake indicates A. Calvin's hatred of Roman Catholicism B. The religious intolerance of the Catholic Inquisition C. Luther's rejection of the Protestant theologians D. Calvin's harsh view of religious dissent 111. The other Europeans oppressed the Anabaptists for all of the following reasons EXCEPT their: A. B. C. D. Practice of adult baptism Pacifism Religious tolerance Belief in the separation of church and state 112. Calvinism became the driving force in international Protestantism because A. It preached predestination B. Luther was embroiled in the conflict with the papacy C. Of the social and economic application of Calvin's ideas D. Of Calvin's linguistic and legal skills 113. The dissolution of the English monasteries A. Resulted form Henry VIII's desire to confiscate their wealth B. Resulted in more equitable distribution of land C. Deeply disturbed the English upper classes D. Was the result of rebellious activities of the monks 114. Recent research on the English church before Henry VIII's break with Rome indicates that: A. A vast gap existed between the clergy and the English people B. The church was in a very healthy condition C. Conditions in England mirrored those on those on the Continent D. Clerical abuse and ignorance was worse in England than on the Continent 115. The Reformation in England was primarily the result of: A. Dynastic and romantic concerns of Henry VIII B. The missionary activities of the Lollards C. The terrible conditions then existing in the English churches D. 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Back by popular demand, Cape Fear Museum will host the "History of Science and Alcohol 2.0" on Thursday.
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Cape Fear Museum of History and Science, 814 Market St., is open Tuesday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. General admission is $8 for adults; $7 for seniors, students and military with valid ID; $5 for children 6-17; and free for children 5 and under and for museum members. New Hanover County residents' free day is the first Sunday of each month. More information visit www.capefearmuseum.com.


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How an obscure parlour amusement favoured by 18th-century French and Prussian aristocrats evolved into America's national pastime is the subject at hand here. Poker's popularity has spawned any number of how-to manuals, but 'Cowboys Full' (poker parlance for a full house with three kings) is an attempt, triumphantly realised, at a definitive history.
The narrative fizzes along through 500-plus pages, packed with arresting anecdotes detailing cheating techniques of Mississippi riverboat sharps, the perils of sitting down with Doc Holliday of OK Corral fame and the exploits of Texas banker Andy Beal, who took on the pros for stakes of up to $40m.
US presidents have been keen players: Barack Obama is apparently distinctly useful, while Richard Nixon funded his first election campaign with his wartime winnings, though to suggest that bluffing helped face down the Soviet Union during the Cold War is stretching things. But don't bet on anyone bettering this classic account.
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Yael Zakai Cannon joined the UNM law faculty in fall 2012. Prior to coming to UNM, she was a practitioner-in-residence at the American University Washington College of Law, where she taught and supervised law students in the Disability Rights Law Clinic, and served as acting director of that clinic for the 2011-2012 academic year.
She also taught Juvenile Law: Children's Legal Rights. Cannon co-chaired the District of Columbia Special Education Advocates Roundtable, and trained court-appointed lawyers in the District of Columbia Family Court on special education law and mental health advocacy on behalf of children.
Before teaching law, Cannon worked as a senior attorney with the Health Access Project at The Children's Law Center in Washington, D.C., where she represented parents and caregivers in special education, school discipline, access to health care, public benefits, family law and housing cases as part of a medical-legal collaborative with Children's National Medical Center.
She also managed a special education pro bono project, and served as a policy attorney at The Children's Law Center, advocating for systemic reform in the child welfare, mental health and education systems in the District of Columbia. Cannon has also taught as an adjunct professor with the African American Studies Department at the University of Maryland, College Park.
Cannon's research interests focus on children's law, and in particular the educational and health needs of children living in poverty.
Yael Cannon, Michael Gregory & Julie Waterstone, A Solution Hiding in Plain Sight: Special Education and Better Outcomes for Students with Social, Emotional, And Behavioral Challenges, 41 Fordham Urb. L.J. 403 (Dec. 2013).
There's No Place Like Home: Realizing the Vision of Community-Based Mental Health Treatment for Children, DePaul Law Review, Vol. 61, No. 4, 2012.
Who's the Boss?: The Need for Thoughtful Identification of the Client(s) in Special Education Cases American University Journal of Gender, Social Policy & the Law, Vol. 20, No. 1, 2011.
Chapters in Books
Remedies inSpecial Education Advocacy, (Ruth Colker & Julie Waterstone, eds., Lexis 2011)
Initiating a Special Education Case inSpecial Education Advocacy, (Ruth Colker & Julie Waterstone, eds., Lexis 2011) (co-authored with Laura Rinaldi)


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Cold FeetMature
I don't know if you have ever had to wear pants covered in explosive diarrhea, and for your sake, I hope to God you haven't. You know how people say the longer you are around a smell the more you get used to it? Well they (unlike me at this point in time) are full of shit. It was unbearable. I barely slept.
Finally when the morning sun shed some like on my situation I felt comfortable enough to climb down. Again 'comfortable' is used loosely. As I stretched myself from my perch, the seat of my pants emitted a sort of cracking sound. I made the awkward transfer to the farthest tree away before climbing down. The smell improved significantly but was still gag reflex worthy now that I only smelt myself, and not three rotting corpses covered in bodily fluids.
I worked my way back to the river breathing through my shirt. My only thought was to wash. I stored my bag and the twelve in a bush. I discarded my shoes and sock on the bank and waded into the water with my atlatl in hand. I got up to my shins before I heard noises. Turning to face the bank, I heard a shot. Straining to hear over the rushing water I froze slightly crouched. A second shot rang out followed by voices. I could only make out a couple words. Someone saying some directions. Twigs and underbrush rustling, getting louder. I knew enough about the end of the world to know common courtesy is among the first things to go out the window to make room for survival. My mind immediately conjured images from "The Road".
My eyes were drawn to the bush the twelve was hidden in. The voices started again. I had no doubt they were heading toward the river. Laughs carried through the woods. There was no time to make it to the bank and hide. I flopped down into the mud face down and adjusted so I could breathe to the left. I gripped my atlatl in my right hand, with the edge tucked under my shoulder. My bare feet splashed in the rushing water making it hard to hear how close they were.
I didn't have to wait long before they came out of the bushes, probably twenty feet from where I had camouflaged my bag. I couldn't see them but I could hear two voices, back and forth. A third cut in, quieter, silencing the others. I knew they had spotted me. I heard a shotgun being pumped. My heart speed up, thumping in the mud. I struggled to control my breathing and resist the urge to take off running. They stepped closer still, obviously these three had learned to never leave anything to chance if they could help it. A lesson that would have saved me from this situation in the first place.
Finally one of them spoke;
"What the fuck is that smell?" closely followed by coughing.
"You sure it isn't you?"
"Shut up assholes. Jared, check if it's alive." This one was obviously the third voice and the leader.
"Nothing that smells like that could possibly be alive."
"You're alive aren't you Jared?"
"Look who's talking Will."
"Will one of you just check?" said the leader in a rather annoyed tone.
"I ain't going near it."
"Hey boss, what do you want me to do if it is alive?"
"What do we always do?"
For some strange reason I didn't think they wanted to make friends. I had to clench my jaw to keep from chattering, both from my freezing feet, and from thinking I wasn't going to live another minute.
A rock hit hard just below my left shoulder blade. My face twitched as I suppressed the pain. After a few more seconds they continued their conversation while moving away. I stayed motionless in the mud for what seemed like an hour after they had gone, calming my breathing.
Finally I crawled to the edge of the water and washed the mud from my face, along with the tears that had formed in my eyes. I pulled my shirt off and tossed it on the bank before tearing off my crusty pants and scrubbing them vigorously in the rushing water. I washed using my shirt then cleaned it and the rest of my clothes. By no means were they Downy fresh, but it was definitively an improvement.
I dried my jeans as best I could by wringing them out then dressed. I stood and looked around before I collected my things from the bush where I'd left them. The weight of the shotgun was comforting in my hands. I took another deep breath and closed my eyes. When I opened them again, I was staring at my bare feet. When I glanced back toward the water, they were nowhere to be found.
"Bastards took my shoes..."


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CNE Foods 2016: 28 New Dishes Include Cricket Hot Dogs, Churro Burgers And Fried Cookie Dough
The Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) is back with another roster of over-the-top meaty, deep-fried and calorie-filled food items ready for your stomachs.
This year's (30 plus) new dishes include everything from beef hot dogs topped with crispy mustard crickets, the "Philly Streaklair" (basically a Philly cheesesteak stuffed between a cream puff eclair), and the ThreeSum burger, which is filled with Italian meatballs, Canadian mac and cheese and Greek fries for $15 — talk about a hefty burger.
And of course, besides the new items listed below, the 2016 CNE is also bringing back fair classics like corn dogs, hot ice cream waffle sandwiches and the always popular, Tiny Tom Donuts. Most of these new menu items can be found inside the ground's Food Building while other one-off dishes can be found at this year's Craft Beer Fest & Food Truck Frenzy— a food truck party with 26 trucks.
(Pulled pork cinnamon bun, anyone?)
The CNE runs from Aug. 19 to Sept 5. and admission is $18 — but we highly suggest checking out the park after 5 p.m. from Mondays to Thursdays for only $6. Other new non-food attractions this year include an Innovation Garage where you can learn how to make drones, a "Star Trek" exhibit and a new waterfront show (the first one in decades).
Oh and if you plan on heading to the Food Building but don't want to wait in line, check out the Grabb app to pre-order at over 30 vendors this year.
Below is just a glimpse (28 items to be exact) of all the food and drinks you can stuff your face with at this year's CNE. Let us know which ones you want to eat first!
What am I eating: The Bug Dog from Bug Bistro. The price tag: $6.75 What's in it: A hormone-free beef frank seasoned with crispy mustard crickets. Bug Bistro also has two more featured items including Tacos Grillos: a flour tortilla taco with chipotle fried beef sirloin and toasted chili lime crickets ($6.50), and a Beetle Juice made with mango pulp, fresh lime, buttermilk and protein from roasted mealworm powder ($4.50).
What am I eating: Blueberry Pie Milkshake from Fran's. The price tag: $12 What's in it: Blueberry pie blended into vanilla ice cream, topped with whipped cream, sprinkles, cotton candy, Smarties, a chocolate wafer stick and a slice of blueberry pie. Fran's also has three new menu items this year including the Bacon Croissunda (a croissant stuffed with maple bacon and vanilla ice cream), The Meatloafer (a deep-fried meatloaf) and The Carnival Milkshake.
What am I eating: Pulled Pork Cinnamon Rolls. The price tag: $9.50 What's in it: Pulled pork rolled into warm cinnamon buns drizzled with frosting and topped with more pulled pork.
What am I eating: Deep-fried cookie dough balls from Dough Me. The price tag: Large for $8.75, small for $6.75 or $3 each. What's in it: Deep-fried cookie dough topped with a chocolate syrup, whipped cream and powdered sugar.
What am I eating: The Philly Steaklair from Philthy Philly's Food. The price tag: $12 What's in it: A traditional cheesesteak sandwich stuffed between a creamy puff eclair topped with bacon, whipped cream and chocolate icing. Yikes!
What am I eating: The Samurachi sushi burrito from Su&Bu. The price tag: $10.99 What's in it: A sushi burrito stuffed with salmon, tuna, avocado, cucumber, red cabbage, jalapenos and house sauce.
What am I eating: Fish & Chips from Su&Bu. The price tag: $9.99 What's in it: Wonton chips, nacho cheese sauce, spicy mayo, tuna, salmon, avocado and corn, fish eggs and nori strips.
What am I eating: Spam Double Down from Miami Press. The price tag: Price not available. What's in it: Two thick pieces of Spam as buns, stuffed with bacon, tomatoes, cheese and chipotle sauce.
What am I eating: Fruit Loop Doughnuts from Tim Hortons. The price tag: $1.50 What's in it: Classic Tim Hortons plain doughnut topped with frosting and fruit loops. A Jolly Rancher doughnut is also available, as well as new flavours for the Timbits Poutine which was first introduced in 2015 (for $3.99).
What am I eating: Cream Cotton Candy Chill from Tim Hortons. The price tag: $4.25 for a medium. What's in it: Cotton candy flavours blended frozen with cream and topped with whipped topping and cotton candy. An Orange Cream Chill is also available.
What am I eating: The ThreeSum Burger from Corrados Authentic Italian. The price tag: $15 What's in it: A colossal burger filled with Italian meatballs, Canadian mac and cheese and Greek fries topped with feta cheese, coleslaw and bacon. Talk about an international burger!
What am I eating: Roast Beef Yorkshire Bowl from Eat My Bowl. The price tag: $9.99 What's in it: Roast beef, gravy and horse radish cream all placed in an edible bowl.
What am I eating: The Big Pickle Dog from Pickle Pete's. The price tag: $9 What's in it: A giant pickle with a hot dog centre smothered in corn dog batter and deep fried.
What am I eating: The Cartoon Dog from Maggie's. The price tag: $7.05 What's in it: Deep-fried bacon wrapped hot dog with peanut butter jam, spicy mayo and topped with Cap'n Crunch cereal.
What am I eating: Sexy Surf and Turf from Hot Bunzz Street Cuizine. The price tag: $8 for one or $15 for two. What's in it: Bison short rib stuffed bun topped with lemon garlic aioli and east coast lobster made Jerk style.
What am I drinking: Strawberry Splash. The price tag: $10 for the bucket, $7 for a 24 ounce glass. What's in it: Hand-shaken strawberry drink topped with citrus fruits and mint.
What am I eating: Deep-fried butter tarts. The price tag: $7 What's in it: Deep-fried butter tart topped with whipped cream and caramel sauce.
What am I eating: Churro Cheeseburger from EPIC Burgers and Waffles and I Love Churros. The price tag: $12 What's in it: A classic EPIC burger patty with cheese, tomato and lettuce stuffed between two churro buns.
What am I eating: The Sloppy Redneck from Smokin'. The price tag: $15 What's in it: A sloppy sandwich with pulled pork, baked beans, coleslaw and crushed pineapples.
What am I eating: The Poutine Dog. The price tag: $8 What's in it: As you can see by the photo, the inside is made with hot dogs, tater tots and cheese covered in a corn dog batter served with gravy.
What am I eating: Baked Apple Dumplings from One Sweet Mama. The price tag: $5 (extra for toppings like ice cream) What's in it: Baked apple dumplings topped with ice cream and your choice of chocolate fudge or butterscotch sauce for an additional $1.75.
What am I eating: Chocolate Diablo Cone from Swiss Waffle & Crepes (pictured on the left). The price tag: Price not available. What's in it: Chocolate soft serve coated with cookie crumble, cocao puffs and wasabi peas. Served in a cone, it is also topped with Sriracha caramel sauce. Other flavours are also available.
What am I eating: The Raclette from House Of Brisket. The price tag: $13 What's in it: House potatoes, cocktail onions and cornichons topped with freshly melted raclette cheese.
What am I eating: Chocolate Chip Cookie Bacon Blast Cone The price tag: $7.50 What's in it: Vanilla ice cream, chocolate chip cone, crispy bacon, pop rocks and cotton candy.
What am I eating: The San Fran Mega Sandwich from San Francesco Foods. The price tag: $15 What's in it: A giant sandwich with veal, crispy chicken, crispy eggplant, two types of cheese, pesto mayo, fries, tomato sauce and all topped off with a big meatball.
What am I eating: Fried Pig Ear Sandwich from Farm To Fryer. The price tag: $11 What's in it: Crispy coated pig ears, coleslaw, maple bacon, cheddar cheese and spicy chipotle aioli in a bun.
What am I eating: Sweet Potato Pie from Farm To Fryer. The price tag: $6. What's in it: A sweet potato pie tart topped with crispy bacon.
What am I eating: The Canadian Bacon Taco from Bacon Nation. The price tag: $10.65 for two What's in it: A taco made with a peameal bacon shell (we're not joking) and stuffed with BBQ pulled pork, mango pico, burrito sauce and parsley.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - January 15, 1985, New Braunfels, Texas New Braunfels Hereld-Zer/onp Tuesday, January 16,19Bf> ftFormer governor Allan Shivers, 77, dies AUSTIN (AP) — Allan Shivers, who was governor of Texas longer than anyone and was one of the state's most influential and respected politicians, has died of a heart attack at the age of 77. Shivers, who was governor from 1949 to 1957, was taken from his downtown office to Seton Medical Center about 5:.IO p.m. CUT Monday and died an hour later, said Diana Resnik, director of community affairs for the hospital. A daughter-in-law. Robin Shivers, said the former Democratic governor was in good physical condition and had not had previous heart ailments or other illnesses. Shivers, who led the "Shivercrats" in backing Republican Dwight D. Eisenhower for president three decades ago, was praised by present and former state leaders for his strides in mental health, education and highway programs A senior chairman of InterFirst Bank in Austin. Shivers had attended a late-aftemoon board meeting before he was stricken, said George Christian, a political consultant and friend of Shivers "Texas has lost one of its most dedicated public servants. respected by friends and adversaries alike. I will miss contact with the good friend I had in Allan Shivers," Gov Mark White said. Shivers, a Lufkin native, was elected to the Texas Senate at the age of 26, the youngest ever to hold that office As senator, he represented Jefferson, Hardin, liberty ar d Orange counties. His political career was interrupted by service in the Army in Europe during World War II In 1946. Shivers was elected lieutenant governor and succeeded Gov. Beauford Jester, who died in July 1949 after both began second terms Texas voters then elected Shivers to three straight terms rn 1950.1952 and 1954. He w as the first to be elected for three full terms Pace Daniel <1956, 1958. 19601 and John Connally (1962,1964.19661 also were elected to three terms Shivers made a record of expanding state services in such fields as mental hospitals, prison reform, education and other humanitarian services. In the w ake of veterans land and insurance scandals, he pushed in his last term for reform measures in both fields He campaigned extensively over the state in 1952 and 1956 for Eisenhower and in 1960 headed "Texas Democrats for Nixon and I odge " He still insisted that he remained a Democrat, even though he supported many Republicans up through Ronald Reagan in 1984 Although he has supported Republican presidents. Shivers did support Lyndon Johnson when Johnson was thrust into the presidency after John F Kennedy s 1963 assassination. In 1952 when Sen Adlai Stevenson of Illinois, Shivers' friend, won the Democratic nomination, Stevenson thought Shivers would back him Rut Stevenson told Shivers that, if elected he would veto a bill giving Texas jurisdiction ow a Gulf of Mexico area called the Tidelands Shivers detided to organize and lead the campaign for Eisenhower As a result he appeared on the covers of both Time and MewsweeA the same week. His followers were known as "Shivercrats.'' Upon retiring as governor in January 1957, Shivers devoted his time to his business interests, especially the Western Pipelines Co , of which he was half owner and chairman of the board, He had a number of enterprises to manage, including Rio Grande Valley citrus acreage, cattle, banking and real estate, much of it the inheritance of his wife, the former Marialieo Shary. from her father. John H Shary. Shivers is survived by his wife. whom he married in 1937; by their four children. John Shary Shivers, Allan Shivers Jr., Marialioe Sin' Shivers and Brian McGee Shivers; ami IO grandchildren Funeral services were pending. Shivers graduated with a business administration degree from the University of Texas in 1931 and ITT's School of law in 1933 He was appointed to the Board of Regents of UT rn Januarx 1973 and served as chairman of that board for four y ears Police— kidnappers could be part of crime spree DALlJVS (AP) — Five people accused of kidnapping a 13-year-old and fighting a bloody shootout with police may also have been behind a crime spree that included car thefts and armed robberies, authorities say. The five were arrested Sunday morning after leading police on a three-countv chase through East Texas, carrying with them a girl who had been snatched from her brother's Jeep last Friday and held for $100,000 ransom. A sawed-off shotgun found in the car had been stolen last Monday during an armed robbery from a house "right around the comer" from where Amy McNiel was kidnapped days later. Johnson County Sheriff Eddy Boggs said Monday night The robbery victims were tied up. kicked and pistol-w hipped before the robbers made off with the shotgun and other assorted booty. Boggs said. Ho said that although no charges other than aggravated kidnapping have yet been filed against the five, they are suspected in other armed robberies and auto thefts in the Dallas area. Boggs declined to say how many incidents w ere involved The five were identified as Usa Anne Bouvier, 18. of Balch Springs; George Thomas Barnes. 21, of Dallas; Daniel Walter Necker Jr., 21, of Mesquite; Michael Lynn Mills. 27. of Pleasant Grove: and James Wesley Foote, 34, of Alvarado. Foote and Mills were injured in Sunday morning's shootout with Texas Rangers, who rescued Amy in a hail of gunfire Boggs said Monday night that the two have joined their three companions in the Johnson County jail Iliads about the five are scant, and exactly what brought them together isn't known. Boggs said. "I think coincidence brought them all together," he said. "I don't think two of them got together ami said, 'Hey, this is w hat we need to do'." Boggs added, however, that "we believe they all knew each other, and two (Necker and Foote) were cousins. They were all living together in an Arlington apartment." Ms Bouvier, he said, was a recent addition to the group: "They picked the girl up when she was hitchhiking about a month ago, and she moved in w ith them ' At least three of th*' suspects Necker, Foote and Mills have prison records, Hoggs said While investigators tried to learn more about their >uspects. the kidnapping victim and her family were resting in private Monday and preparing to go on national television this morning Suspect arrested in woman's death FORT WORTH < AP) A 25-year-old mental patient was in Tarrant County Jail today charged with the murder of one of five young women slam or reported missing in Fort Worth since September. But Tarrant County Sheriff's investigators said the man has not been tied to the other deaths in a crime spree w hich has terrorized the city. Timothy Paul Volkmar was charged Sunday with the shooting death of ljsa Griffin. 20. whose jogging suit-clad body was found last W ednesday by railroad workers, said Assistant Distnct Attorney ITarxl Coffey Volkmar. identified by Coffey as a former patient of the Wichita Falls State Hospital, is being held on $100,000 bond on tho murder charge He will not be permitted to post bond because he is on probation for a 1980 aggravated assault conviction, county officials said Th*' airest of a suspect was the first major break for police and sheriff's deputies investigating the string of slayings ITie murders and disappearances of th*' young women have spurred an appeal from Mayor Rob Bolen for citizen support and lh»' formation of a 30-plus member police task force to investigate th*' five cases and at least four other unsolved murders of young w omen Yolkmar's airest, which oecurod about 3 pm Saturday afternoon a1 his home west of downtown Fort Worth, was not disclosed until Monday The sheriff's office is handling th*' Griffin investigation, ami the pollee task force leader told th*' fort W<vrh St# Telegram he did not hoar about it until Sunday V source told the Star 7 e/rqc,*/>■> that investigators determined that Volkmar was a suspect after lear rung he "was going with a new girlfriend named Lisa " Officials also said Volkmar s fingerprint was found on Griffin s car, parked at a shopping center a tow miles from where her Ixxix was found. Volkmar. a minister's son who win ks as an apartment maintenance man, was convicted in July 1990 of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after he pleaded gluily, court rn'Olds show A source told the Associated IVess that Volkmar had been convicted of assaulting hts father and that he had indicated to a friend a history of problems in relationships w ith w omen. No weapons were found at the time tit the airest, authorities said The five victims all single and ranging in age from 15 to 34 disappeared from the city's southwest side near Texas Christian University Police have not found that the women knew each other, hut three were members of Broadway Baptist Church in Fort Worth ami a fmirth had attended scrvi<*es there San Antonio snow damage to be costly SAN ANTONIO AP) Dx'a1 insurance adjusters say damage may run in the millions from tins weekend's freak winter storm that dumped 13 inches of snow on tlx' Alamo City The city got back on its feet early today after nearly shutting down Monday in tin' wake of the crippling storm. Officials said most of the damage w as suffered by homes, carports and vehicles "It's definitely going to be in tho millions (of dollars)," said M M Barron, owner of Barron and Company Adjusters. Inc "There are apartment complexes where carports collapsed that have more than $100,000 damages apiece." h*' said "I'd say there are going to lx' at least 5.000 to 10.000 claims on car ports alone." Barron said The carports collapsed under the w eight of the snow Meanwhile, officials blamed the snowstorm for tho death of a 64-year old San Antonio man Paul Richard Richter Jr. apparently died of a heart attack Sundax after clearing the driveway of his home "He had cleaned snow oft the driveway with a leal blower so he could drive to tho store to get some groceries and a jiapor," said Richter's brotherinlaw. Harold Nemky His bmh was found in his cat He apparently suffered the attack while driving to the store Freak cold wave in Mexico kills at least 12 persons MONTERREY, Mexico (AP) A major cold wave that swept through northern Mexico Saturday has been blamed for'at least 12 deaths in Monterrey alone, ii Kist of them children. Hut authorities on Monday predicted a break in th*' chill. The northern states of Taniaulipas, Nuevo I .eon, Coahuila and Chihuahua were hit hardest by the rare freeze, which sent temperatures plummeting to a low of 7 degrees Fahrenheit (-14 Celsius). Nuevo U'on, a citrus-producing state, was hit hard last year by a similar cold wave Temperatures fell to 28 degrees Fahrenheit (-2 Celsius I and destroyed millions of fruit trees. With the exception of mountainous Chihuahua state, winter temperatures in northern Mexico rarely drop below 40 degrees Fahrenheit (4.5 Celsius), and many homes are without heat of any kind Some families make do with gas or electric space heaters. Commander Jose de la Torre of the Monterrey Green Cross said Monday that "the streets are full" of people without homes or protection from the cold. "We are giving them medical attention, a little food and warm overcoats," he said He said most of those who died were babies of poor families or indigents w ithout homes Snow fell in many parts of the north Saturday evening, leaving from to 4 inches 11 3 to IO centimeters) on tho ground. ITH' ice interrupted telephone and electric service and froze water pipes in many northern cities, authorities reported. Tin* accumulated ice and snow forced the federal highway police to close seven highways in Coahuila, Chihuahua and Sonora states Some roads were closely briefly rn Taniaulipas state In Monterrey, the capital of Nuevo I -eon state, the weather service at Mariano Escobedo Airport said the coldest hours were from 8 p iii Saturday until 3 a.m. Sunday. "The cold wave hit Saturday morning and began to intensify," said Felipe' Olvera Mendoza of the weather service. He said early morning teni|>eratures on Sunday dropjx'd 1»» 25 degrees Fahrenheit i-4 Celsius! iii the city of Monterrey and to 16 degrees Fahrenheit < -9 Celsius > rn the surrounding mountains In Chihuahua, capital ol Chihuahua slate, the temperature fell to 7 degrees Fahrenheit t 14 Celsius), the Mexico City tinily newspapet I Universal quoted the weather service there as reporting Ai IJH iris in Chihuahua nix, Ciudad Juarez ami Key nasa were closed for throe to live hours early Sunday morning, the weather services iii Mon terrey and Rey nose reported Temperatures through the north and northeast of Mexico varied on Monday, with most hovering around the mid 30s Fahrenheit (at lout 2 i 'cistus» The weather service til Monterrey predicted a snap in the cold wave on Tuesday • hut said another cold front is on its way and could arrive bx Saturday "It won t lie as bad," Olvera said He san! th** low iii Monterrey early Tuesday should tx' alxiut 36 degrees Fahrenheit (2 Celsius) and the high during the day about 55 degrees Fahrenheit (IS Celsius) Court eases way for drug searches at schools HINGTON (AP) - The ie Court today made it easier MIC school officials to search Is for drugs and weapons, a 6-3 vote, the court said rs and administrators do not ourt-approved warrants ami have to have "probable cause eve a student is violating the fore searching that student. augh the court ruled that teachers, like police officers, are accountable under the Constitution's protection against unreasonable searches and seizures, the justices created a less stringent .standard for teachers. "Under ordinary circumstances, a search of a .student by a teacher or other school official will be justified at its inception when there are reasonable grounds for suspecting that the search will turn up evidence that the student has violated or is violating either th*' law or the rules of the school," Justice Byron It White wrote for the court Police officers would need "probable cause" to suspect a crime liefore conducting such a search. 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Argentine President Kirchner mends fences with Church29 May 2014 | by Isabel de Bertodano
The Argentine president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner has attended the patriotic Te Deum service at the cathedral in Buenos Aires for the first time in eight years.
The move is the latest sign of thawing relations between the Church and the Argentine Government, following the election of Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio as Pope last year. The president had avoided attending the service since she and her husband, the former President Néstor Kirchner, were offended by homilies in which Cardinal Bergoglio criticised the "exhibitionism" of politicians, among other faults.
Last week, the new Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Cardinal Mario Poli, presided at the celebration, striking a conciliatory note and making frequent references to Pope Francis. He called for unity and dialogue in Argentina, saying "either we gamble on dialogue or everyone loses out".
Mrs Fernandez read the Prayer for Peace during the ceremony, which marks the 1810 May Revolution, which eventually led to Argentina declaring itself independent from Spain.
The president's attendance at the ceremony marks a period in which Mrs Fernandez has endeavoured to mend fences with Pope Francis. However, in the last year her Government has been criticised by the Argentine bishops over its record on the "war" against drugs and more recently corruption and violence.
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The reinsurance industry will cover around half of the costs of all natural catastrophes and man-made disasters globally in 2012, according to a report by Swiss Re. According to the sigma report preliminary estimates, total economic losses will reach $140 billion in 2012 while total insured losses will reach approximately $65 billion.
The world's second biggest reinsurer said that this will contribute greatly to post-disaster relief and the contribution of the insurance industry should be recognised. But it also noted that while some parts of the world, such as the US, are well insured, many other countries remain under-insured and thus unable to benefit from such financial contributions.
"Severe weather events continue to affect many parts of the world. Although insurance cannot bring back lost lives, many people and businesses can rely on financial relief from insurance cover, as is the case for the US," said Kurt Karl, Swiss Re's chief economist. "However, in large parts of the globe that are prone to severe weather events, people and businesses could increase risk-preparedness by eliminating under-insurance."
Natural catastrophes alone led to over 11,000 being lost and roughly $60 billion in insured claims, the report said. After a benign first half of the year, Hurricane Sandy and drought in the US in the second half of 2012 bumped up the figures for both economic and insured losses substantially.
The tally is moderate compared to 2011, however, which saw historic insured losses of over $120 billion due to record earthquakes and flooding.
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