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Thursday, June 7th, 2012 9:12AM CDTCategory: Event News
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The trailer contains information about the theme, 10 years of Transformers Armada, and of course the location and guests.
For more information on the convention, just visit the official CONS website by clicking here.
So to put it in German
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The stay met and our expectations in this cute little town. We would stay again!
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We enjoyed our evening in Scottsville. The breakfast was excellent. I think the price was a bit high, but we did have a quiet nice evening. The owners were very kind and accomodating. Loved the satin sheets!
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Charming older home, the room was a little small but the bathroom was huge! Breakfast at the owners' coffee shop was excellent--ordered off the menu. A neighborly, friendly, small town kind of place. We enjoyed strolling around the village--very pretty.
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Rochester, NY (ROC-Greater Rochester Intl.) 8 miles
From I-90 Buffalo: Take exit 47 (I-490 / NYS Rte 19 LeRoy), take Rte 19 south and first left onto North Road (follow signs for Genesee Country Village); travel approx. 10 mi to Scottsville; Right onto State Rte 386 and left onto Rte 383; Guesthouse is on left 1/4 mi. From I-390 / US 15 / I-86 Corning: Take exit 11 (Rtes 15/251 Rush/Scottsville) and head west on State Rte 251 to Scottsville; left onto Rte 383; Guesthouse is on right 1/4 mi. From I-90 Syracuse / Rochester: Take exit 46 (I-390) and head south to exit 11 (Rtes. 15/251 Rush/Scottsville); follow directions from I-390 above. From Downtown Rochester / Airport: Take Scottsville Road (State Rte 383) to Scottsville; Guesthouse is on right just past business district. Scottsville is SW of Rochester and I-90 / I-390 Interchange.
Antique Shopping, Art Galleries, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Genesee Country Village, Six Flags Darien Lake, George Eastman House, RIT, UR, Roberts Wesleyan, Geneseo State College, Finger Lakes Wine Country, Eastman School of Music, Picnic area, Religious Services, River, Winery, Zoo
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Cross-country ski trails, Fishing, Hiking trails, Horseback riding, Sight-seeing
Carl & Rachel Schoenthal
Carl & Rachel work as a team to give the best to each guest, provide lodging and hospitality services at three locations in Scottsville. Recently opening the Artisan Coffeehouse, it operates daily to serve as a community gathering place for locals & visitors. Carl is an avid canoer, mandolin player and professional engineer. His wife Rachel, a fellow musician, works professionally on a per diem basis at nearby Strong Hospital.
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To create unparalleled opportunities for students to learn about the various careers in fashion, film, advertising, entertainment, marketing and music as a way to creatively motivate students to continue with and value their educational experience.
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Here is a chance to stay right in the heart of Cotehele itself. Retainers' Court is a charming 15th-century two-storey building, reused as a dairy or still room for the main house in the 18th century, and now converted to a comfortable holiday cottage. Its mullioned windows overlook a cobbled court leading to Cotehele's ancient chapel, and in the other direction look towards the orchard filled with daffodils in the spring. Visitors staying in Retainers' Court have access to Cotehele's garden at all times. Nearby we also have Hall Court and Elbow Cottage.
There is plenty to discover on the Cotehele estate, explore the Shamrock down at the quay, the only surviving restored sailing barge, take a walk in the 1300 acre estate or learn about the Edgcumbe family at the largely Tudor Cotehele House.
Further afield, the Tamar Valley has plenty to offer including walking, cycling and horse riding. If you prefer to relax and let the train take the strain, the Tamar Valley Line. from Plymouth to Gunnislake crossing the impressive Calstock viaduct showcases this beautiful landscape.
Children: Retainers' Court does not accept children under 12.
Heating: Night storage heating and convector heating included.
Parking: Loading and unloading near to the property is possible, parking is available in the main car park, about 100 metres away.
Offers: Guests will benefit from a late Sunday checkout of 4pm at this cottage.
Utilities/Electricals: The washing machine and tumble dryer is a combined washer/dryer. The fridge has an ice box.
Please Note: The stairs in this cottage are steep.
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Cornwall may be steeped in Celtic history yet it also offers the uncomplicated joy of a day spent by the sea. From the picture-box charms of the villages and towns of St Ives, Polzeath and Port Isaac to the raw natural beauty of the coast, one trip to this part of the world is often just the start of many more. Remember to pack some good walking boots and you will be set for life!
It was good to enjoy Cotehele at Christmas with old friends. We particularly valued easy access to the gardens.
The beauty of staying at Cotehele is the access to the grounds out of hours. We have stayed at various apartments/cottages on the estate over the years, both with children and without, and keep returning. As always, staff are both helpful and informative. Many thanks.
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The Changing Landscape of the Prairie Pothole Region By Clay Masters • Aug 12, 2016 Clay Masters / IPR There's been a lot of talk in Iowa about water quality. From failed attempts by the legislature and the governor to come up with new funding, to the state's largest water utility suing three rural boards of supervisors in northwest Iowa. That area of the state is part of a region called the "prairie pothole". It stretches from Canada, down through the Dakotas, northern Montana and western Minnesota as well. In North Dakota, much of this habitat is still intact and conservationists are concerned about the health implications of a landscape looking more like Iowa. Putting the 'Wild' Back in Wildlife By Charity Nebbe & Graham Bly • Aug 9, 2016 In the early 19th century wild cougars, wolves, and bears once roamed the vast Iowa prairies, but today they're nowhere to be found. Where did they go, and where are they now? During this hour of Talk of Iowa host Charity Nebbe talks with Emeritus Associate Professor of Natural Resource Ecology and Management at Iowa State University, Jim Pease, about the history of Iowa's native wildlife and some of its oldest predators. Invasive Plants Becoming Pervasive in Iowa's Woodlands By Lindsey Moon & Ben Kieffer • Aug 8, 2016 Wikimedia Commons Invasive plant species are becoming pervasive in Iowa's woodlands. State Forester Paul Tauke says a recent survey found invasives present in 95-percent of forest inventory plots studied. He calls it a "shocking" finding. "When you have exotic invasive species, they expand into an area and they tend to crowd out the native species, and decrease your diversity in the system," says Tauke Feeling Stressed? 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"There has never been a day in 22 years that I have regretted being a nurse," says Betsy Vanetten, a staff nurse on the Labor and Delivery (L&D) floor at Advocate Christ Medical Center's new Women and Infants Birthing Center in Oak Lawn, Ill.
"As an L&D nurse, I take immense pride in being there through the labor process. There is nothing more satisfying than working hard all day with a laboring mom and helping to welcome her baby into the world," she says.
Despite the many different areas and specialties nurses work in, there are common truths all people in the field know.
1. You'll never hear a nurse say, "It sure is quiet around here."
Vanetten says that along the same lines, nurses know that if they plan a holiday celebration, retirement, baby shower or going away party, it will be the busiest day of the week. She says no one will get to eat, let alone celebrate. "Maybe that's the universe kindly making those goodbyes easier for us," she says.
2. Everything occurs in threes.
This pertains to the bad things, which Vanetten says tend to happen during the holiday season.
"We hold our breath in late November and early December, waiting for the first thing, and then breathe a sigh of relief after the third because we know it's over."
She says this isn't something nurses make light of-it's just a fact, and being there for patients and families when these tragedies occur is all part of the experience.
3. Our team is our family.
Vanetten says it's nearly impossible to express to family or friends outside of a hospital environment what it truly means to be a nurse, so having coworkers who "get it" means everything.
"We might look tough, but every bit of pain our patients feel, every tear they shed and every drop of blood they lose, we feel, and we mourn with them," she says.
She explains that nurses laugh together ("About things most people would find horrifying!"), cry and spend weekends, nights and holidays by each other's side.
"When the going gets tough, we are there for each other, and we'll walk out together at the end of a shift knowing that we share and validate one another's feelings."
4. The good erases the bad.
"For all of the bad days you will have, the one good day-the save, the great outcome, the beautiful birth-cancels out the bad. And that's why we keep coming back."
Vanetten offers a few final truths that don't require explanation:
"Everyone loves a Lorna Doone cookie, ginger ale can cure a whole lot and gas is a good thing!"
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By FRANCO PANIZO
PORTLAND, Ore. — The 2014 MLS All-Star Game may have been Landon Donovan's last one, but the sense most observers had was that it was another player who was possibly playing in one of the final matches of his career.
That player was Thierry Henry.
With speculation running rampant in recent weeks with regards to the legendary striker's future, Wednesday night's MLS All-Star Game vs. Bayern Munich had the feel of a swan song on the national stage for Henry. He was not quietly removed at halftime of the 2-1 MLS All-Stars' victory like the rest of the starts on his side, leaving the field instead by his lonesome in the 48th minute to a loud ovation from the crowd at Providence Park. Henry took his time coming off the field, raising his arms and clapping a whole lot before being replaced by another MLS icon in Donovan.
The ceremonious exit was predetermined, with MLS All-Star head coach Caleb Porter electing to honor Henry for all that the forward has done before and after joining the New York Red Bulls in 2010.
"None of us know his future right, but I thought he deserved that tribute to start the second half no matter what his future is," said Porter. "He's been great for the league, he's done a lot for the sport in this country and obviously had a wonderful career. I just felt that he deserved that tribute."
For his performance in the game alone, Henry was quite worthy of that classy departure. He was arguably the best MLS player in the first 45 minutes while playing as an advanced left midfielder, spraying passes, combining with teammates, tracking back to defend, and dropping very deep – at one point all the way to the back line – to try and receive the ball when the All Stars had a tough time building out of the back due to Bayern's high pressure.
"It was an honor for me to train, to be his trainer," said Bayern manager Pep Guardiola. "He helped me a lot in my first year or two years together, and in my first year in Barcelona he helped me a lot, and he was important part to help us win the treble. He's a very, very good guy. I'm so happy for him that he's still playing because he deserves the best. I trained one of the best players in the world."
Two sequences on the offensive end that really stood out and showcased his brilliance during that first half were when he rifled a shot from distance inches over the crossbar and executed a nifty passing sequence with Clint Dempsey that almost led to a quality chance on goal for Obafemi Martins.
The former happened after a corner kick was cleared out, as Henry delicately and seemingly effortlessly trapped a ball with his right thigh before unleashing a buzzing volley. The latter came on a play up the middle that saw Henry and Dempsey combine a number of times with one another with one- and two-touch passing before the final through ball to Henry was intercepted.
"On that play, he just moved, I gave him the ball, I moved, he gave me the ball back and he moved and I gave him the ball back," said Henry, who insisted after the match that he has not made up his mind yet regarding his future. "That's just football at the end of the day, but it was a good one, yeah."
That play was a moment of beauty on a night that may have marked one of the last games for not only one MLS legend, but for two.
"For him to play in a game like this with that sort of intensity and that sort of commitment says a lot about who he is as a player and a person because he could have easily played this game and not cared and he absolutely cared," said Donovan. "He was tackling, he was running, he was chasing guys. I told him it's an honor to be subbed in for him. It's an honor. He's had an unbelievable career and I was proud to come on for him."
Along with Henry, Donovan and the rest, the All-Stars game brought out a new respect for Caleb Porter, as a coach (he just had two days) and as a man. His subbing of Henry, not during the half-time, but afterwards, to a thundering ovation for the legend, is the hallmark of a great character who has a certain respect for the game's history and its moments. Even after being snubbed by Guardiola (and my respect for Pep whom I adored has dropped considerably after this incident), Porter held his head high by not attempting any of the negative.
The outburst from Pep was a typical reaction, caught completely unaware to being stung by a team that in a European perception is always to be considered lowly. It is a perception that is going to be jolted out of them methodically in the future. The play by the All-Stars new generation was silky smooth and at its best, matching the German version of Fußball. Whether acknowledged or not, I think Klinsi had a great deal to do with fostering this mentality in our present national side. He did deliver them from a 'group of death" which included this very great German machine.
And Pep wants to come back on an invitation to be called classless-ly as "revenge"? (notice no more "vacation", "pre-season" etc. Just as bluntly as the true emotion that cast aside any of his artificial and cultivated veils aside).
I wish more of the MLS clubs would stop making pathetic excuses like "we have a game four days from now…", and stop being bowled over by 7-0 defeats from visiting European clubs. As Alejandro Moreno reminds us either play them seriously, or don't play them! Let us stop contributing to the negativity of their perceptions with these type of dismal scores.There is a nation rising in its march with football/soccer and one cannot afford to d-limit it.
Also, let us not forget 106,000 plus came to watch a Liverpool-Man City game. We need to win their respect, too.
You mean real madrid united had 106. man city liverpool was 46k. I was there was awesome.
Everyone thinks Pep meant revenge as in a more positive (for bayern) scoreline. I never thought that. When he comes back hes bringing leg breakers and will put an MLS star in crutches. Then he will shrug. This is a man with a long memory he held grudges from his playing days into his coaching days.
Crunching tackle or not they were arguable. But it was rougher than Pep thought was fair and he will pay MLS back. The only hope is that the person who's career ends isnt a USMNT player.
Think about all the anonymous strike "partners" Henry has had with redbulls, who were great there but suckwed elsewhere. It was always Henry. argguably the finest player the MLS has ever had.
He was ballin the 1st half of AllStar Game. Hes always been a baller every where hes been. Class
When Henry is locked in like that, he is worth the price of admission. He might not ball like that every game now given his age, but he brought it to the MLS all star game and here's hoping he has a few more nights like that before he hangs it up.
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Henry is a legend and one of the players that made me love the sport. My favorite player of all time (who happens to be a fan of my favorite b-ball player, Iverson). Silky smooth skills, amazing athletic ability and speed in his prime, and the killer instinct of a great competitor. TH14 had it all.
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This programme is aimed at students who want to learn more about food and who want to work with innovative future foods, for instance as a part of the solution to major health issues such as malnutrition and obesity. The programme covers the design and production of foods with health benefits. You will learn about subjects such as food chemistry, food processing, surface and colloid chemistry, microbiology, nutrition and food analysis.
The programme is closely aligned to market needs and there is a strong emphasis on engineering sciences. During your studies you will meet not only world-leading researchers within the department, but also guest lecturers from various food companies working with, for example, product development and marketing. Our links to local industry are strong, and our focus on innovation is high; many of our researchers have converted research results into successful entrepreneurial enterprises, such as Oatly, Optifreeze, Probi and Solve.
Courses feature both theoretical and practical learning, and we ensure our students understand both the 'why' and the 'how' of the subjects they study. Many projects are highly product-focused, and often include visits to local companies as well as industry advisors who help guide students through their projects. In order to cope with the programme, we recommend that the students have knowledge of unit operations, thermodynamics and laboratory skills from their Bachelor's degree.
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Your future job could be anywhere in the world, in a small or large multinational company, a government authority, a university or another organisation. For those students who wish to continue as a researcher, there is the option to go on to studies at doctoral level.
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Founded in 1666, Lund University is one of northern Europe's oldest, broadest and finest universities. Ranked among the world's top 100 universities in the QS Ranking 2016/2017, the University is the #1 choice for international students coming to Sweden – one of the world's most innovative, creative and democratic countries.
If you want a truly global classroom experience where you can start your international network, Lund University is a great option to consider. Experience a different way of learning in a country ranked as the second best in the world at providing higher education. Group work and informal teacher-student relationships facilitate an in-depth level of learning.
The University is located in Lund - a charming and compact university city in southern Sweden, only 35 minutes from Copenhagen. The city is famous for its vibrant student life and is home to many world-leading research facilities and international companies.
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DIBB Lupton Alsop has topped a survey of the highest grossing firms in Manchester.
Dibbs, which was second last year, displaces last year's top firm Addleshaw Booth & Co, which is refusing to reveal its Manchester figures for the first time in three years.
Dibbs is now in first place with an 18.5 per cent increase in gross income to u18.18m for the year ended 30 April 1999.
Halliwell Landau takes second place with a 32 per cent increase in turnover to u17.56m, according to the survey.
Halliwell's success has shunted Hammond Suddards into third place with a u14.2m turnover. It enjoyed 5.2 per cent growth on the previous year.
Roy Beckett, managing partner at Dibb Lupton Alsop's Manchester office, says: "As part of our three year strategy we decided to focus on each of our regional offices, so making this type of progress within that period is marvellous."
Beckett admits that Dibbs is still relatively new in the region, having set up there only five years ago.
He says: "We are still the new kids on the block but our position in the league is great."
Addleshaws reported in April that it had hit u50m for total fee income for the last year. But the firm has declined to provide a financial breakdown for its Manchester office.
The firm denies the withholding of figures is connected to a number of high-profile departures last year, including head of insolvency Shan Spencer, who left to join Manchester firm Chaffe Street.
Paul Lee, senior partner at Addleshaws, says the firm made a decision last year to report the figures as a whole, "to encourage everyone to look at one firm".
He adds: "We are still the biggest firm in Manchester and I can say that in the certain knowledge that our figures are excellent."
But a partner at a rival Manchester firm says: "I would think that Addleshaws has the accountancy function to show income between Leeds and Manchester. You have to ask yourself why they are doing this, maybe they have done better in one area than another."
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The Economics of Failed, Failing and Fragile States
Productive Structure as the Missing Link
August 2007Erik S. Reinert, Yves Ekoué Amaïzo, and Rainer Kattel
The world is experiencing an important number of countries which are qualified as failed, failing or fragile States. One of the characteristics of poor countries lies in both the unhealthy governance provided by whatever is qualified as State and a lack of productive structure. This paper is an attempt to contribute to the improvement of the traditional and mainstream economic orthodoxy which usually denies poor nations the adequate time and economic protection to promote their industrialization process. Based on selected time series statistics, it becomes obvious that there are strong correlations between a particular type of national economic production structure and the propensity of a Nation-State to fail and to diverge from industrialized countries.
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Trilogy- The Necromancer's Apprentice
Hello people! I came up with this one on the 11th of May, during Maths (I was bored. We were doing Venn diagrams).
I actually am writing this now (as cherrywrite, Em.xX and Drake all know) but I'm not posting it on here till I've finished it.
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He couldn't tell how strong his grip was, but he twisted his hands nonetheless. He could feel the werewolf's skin moving as he pulled, making it produce a growl. The pain in his shoulder intensified. He was doing something right.
Lifting his foot, he swung it backwards and felt it connect with something furry. Pushing down as hard as he could, he felt his shoe grab more fur. And then it hit what felt like the werewolf's hind paw. The beast released him again, and his still clenched hands pulled out two handfuls of fur. He barely saw it rubbing the affected areas before he started to run.
With every muscle in his arms shaking like mad, he made for his bike, only to stumble upon reaching it. Swearing out loud several times, he heard the clicking of claws behind him and the werewolf was again on top of him. This time, it pinned him against the seat of the bike, one paw on his head, and the other on his back, both with claws digging into his skin.
Gasping in pain, Alex expected this to be the end. He'd fought back and lost. He'd only pissed it off instead of managing to get away. Hearing the beast breathing next to his ear, and thinking about how Angela must have felt against this thing, he let emotions rule his words. Regardless of whether it could hear him or not.
"You ******* monster. I hope someone skins you, you sick ****."
Feeling the claws in his back tightening, Alex knew he had struck a nerve with this thing, and he didn't stop. If this thing wanted to kill him, he wasn't going down with his mouth shut.
"Yeah....That's all you're worth. Flesh on a tray and someone's trophy." His heart was beating irregularly at that point. At least he thought. His rage mixed with pleasure at letting his emotions out.
Hearing a snarl by his ear, and feeling the hot breath from the werewolf against his neck, Alex soon felt the claws sunk in his back retract as well as the ones in his scalp. The werewolf's claws clicked against the concrete as though it was backing up.


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It had been an hour since I wrote the email with the invite. She still hadn't replied. Why? Was the connection, the sparks between us, all a figment of my imagination? Sebastian barged into my room.
"Brendon!" he yelled.
"Yes, I can hear you," I replied, anxious to see what he wanted this time.
"Did you call that girl from the pool?"
"Marie? How do you know about her?"
"I kept an eye on you," he stated suspiciously.
"Sebastian! You creep. No, I didn't call her yet. Yes, I contacted her. By email. An hour ago. I've been waiting by my desk ever since."
"Ha-ha, you have no life."
"You're nine."
"Touche," he replied, and exited my room promptly. How could he tell I was interested in her? He's only nine! Was it that obvious? My younger brother could be so sharp sometimes. Ugh.
Suddenly, I got a notification. Marie had emailed me! I couldn't wait to open it.
FROM: Marie Miller, firstname.lastname@example.com
TO: Brendon Wright, email@example.com
"Mr. Brendon":
Ha-ha. Get it? You called me "Miss Marie"? Anyways, I would love to go get some ice cream with you. Maybe we could stroll around afterward, and I could show you some cool places around town. Yeah. Sounds good. I'm excited. So......
It's a date. See you at eight (see how that rhymed!!!).
"It's a date." Man, Marie sure knew how to make me get butterflies. Ha-ha. What a manly thing to say. Anyways, I was so excited, I could barely sleep that night. What a day.


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I love this stuff. It's gross to say, but I'm a sweaty person and this doesn't make me self conscious if I smell or not. It also doesn't leave the dreaded white marks on your clothes. I wish they would have more scents because I'm about out of the one I have and I like to change up my deodorant so my body doesn't get too used to the same thing
Okay, when I saw this dry spray antipersperant, I really wanted to try it. I have never used a spray before, I always use an invisible stick. I felt the price point was a tad high, but I was excited for the new product so I picked it up.
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The scent was great, very fresh and energetic as indicated. Good name.
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Although I don't regert trying, I don't think I would buy this again. I will stick to the solid invisble!
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - December 31, 1987, New Braunfels, Texas Weather Water Watch Comal River...................... 407 cfs (same) Canyon Lake inflow.................... 325 cfs (down 6) Canyon Lake outflow...................65 cfs (down 7)* Canyon Lake level......................904.52 (up .8) Edwards Aquifer....................627.87 (down .02) 'Al the request of the Guadalupe Blanco River Authority the dam gates are closed and G8RA is pumping water over the dam through its newly constructed pipeline The U S Corps of Engineers office at Canyon Dam is an official collection point for recyclable aluminum cans donated to help save the Battleship Texas, a veteran of two World Wars that is now rusting away in dock Take beverage cans to the corps office between 8 a rn and 4 30 p rn Monday through Friday For more information call I 800 64 TEXAS Texas \ cold front descending across the South Plains and the low Roll ing Plains this morning promised to bring bitterly cold arctic air into most of Texas by New Year's Day the National Weather Sen vice said. The front was located from near Wichita Falls to near Lubbock and was expected move across the state to the coastal plains by late this evening Single -digit temperatures were forecast for the Panhandle tonight Meanwhile. light rain was fall ing over most of east and southeast Texas early this morning Cloudy skies covered much of the eastern part of the state and some of the Panhandle, while the rest of West Texas had generals clear skies. Forecasts SOUTH TFX AS Mostly cloudy with a chance of rain and showers south and east this afternoon Cloudy w itll a chance of rain and showers tonight and New Year's Day. with some thunderstorms east tonight Turning colder north this afternoon and all sections New Year's Day \fternoon highs ties north to 70s south low s tonight 40s north to 50s south Highs New Year's Day 40s north to near 60 south NORTH TK NAS Cloudy with scattered showers east, mostly clear elsewhere through New Year's Day Temperatures turn mg cold this afternoon with highs in the upper 30s west to around 6o southeast Lows tonight in the teens west to the upper 30s east Highs New Year's Day around freezing west to the mid 40s east Extended Forecasts Saturday—Monday SOUTH TFX AS Partly cloudy and cold north and west. cloudy and cool with chance of rain east and south Saturday and Sunday Becoming mostly fair Sunday night and Monday Freezing temperatures north Sunday night Lows Saturday and Sunday from low 30s north to near 50 south Highs mid 4os north to upper 50s south Lows Monday from upper 2os north to mid 4os south and highs from mid 4os north to mid 60s south NORTH IKXAs A chance of snow northwest Saturday and a chance of rain southeast Partly cloudy and continued cold Sunday and Monday Lows in the 2os nor thwest to 3os southeast Highs in the 30s northwest to 4t)s southeast Public meeting set to discuss drainage A hearing to gather public input regarding a proposed drainage or dinance in the city is scheduled for Monday in the New Braunfels Utilities Board Room at 263 Main Plaza City Engineer Bill Dubrowolski said Tuesday he wants to have the se cond public hearing during the second week of January The proposed drainage ordinance has been in the works for several months and the public hearings mark the final stages for preparing the drainage control measure Dobrowolski said he would like to have the ordinance in place sometime during February Monday shearing will begin at 7 30 SKATE CENTER - SEGUIN FRI:7:30-10:30/SAT:1 :»3:30 BLDG NOW AVAIL SAT NITES FOB PRIVATE PARTIES. 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San Antonio city attorney, who asked whether lists of births and deaths kept by the city 's local registrar must be disclosed upon request The attorney general said the law restricts access only to actual birth and death certificates — which could be used in establishing false iden titles — but not to summary lists of births and deaths The legislative history of a 1987 amendment to the Open Records Act "suggests that the legislature wished to prevent persons from assuming false identities with information from and-or copies of birth and death records and to prevent persons from abusing sensitive information con tained in birth and death records. 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Mattox told Garza Man dies from injuries received in pit bull attack GALVESTON (AP An 83 year old man injured Nov 20 when he was attacked by two pit bull terriers died at a hospital from his wounds, of fieialssaid Johannes Wilkins, who had been in intensive care since the attack and had part of his left arm amputated died Wednesday at the University of Texas Medical Branch John Sealy Hospital, a spokesman said The two dogs that attacked W ilkins have been destroyed, along with two puppies, according to Galveston City Attorney Steve Williams The dogs owners charged with possession of vicious animals and allowing a dog to run loose have disappeared Williams said Add! ttonal charges against the owners may be filed he said The two dogs attacked Wilkins for more than IS minutes as he was tak mg out his trash according to Galveston animal control officer** The dogs were eventually driven off by two neighborhood men who wield ed pieces of lumber to fight off the beasts During the attack the dogs tore large chunks of flesh from Wilkins arms and inflicted other serious in juries to his head, neck and torso of baals said Officials were not able to deter mint* before destroying the dogs whether they had been involved in previous attacks on humans The owners of the dogs were temporarily living in a house next to Wilkins at the time of the attack according to animal control officer Ezra Adams After charges were filtsi in the case, a court bailiff who tried to serve summonses on the two owners both men found they had vacated the house sev era! day s after the attack The two men could face fines of up to $2 <*»' each on charges of posses sion of a vicious animal and fines of up to $ »*• on i harges of allowing a dog to run loose Obituaries Continued from Page I the city might be facing hundreds of thousands of dollars in costs to pro vide those services even in the early stages of operation Those supporting the incorporation effort are confident the county will continue to provide services through the first several years of incorporation and gradually phase services out as the city becomes able to handle those responsibilities "I think there is something to tn* said for the county participating in a transitional period." 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Leslie sat in her car outside the cemetery for what seemed like an eternity. What was this? How could it be?
She didn't want to believe it but here it was, staring her in the face. An impossible picture developed under the cold hard light of reality.
She pulled out the camera and examined it, her hands still shaking a little from the shock of seeing the impossible. It looked perfectly normal, a little wear and tear but nothing out of the ordinary. Nothing to indicate this. Thinking perhaps it was some kind of joke, that perhaps someone had refitted a computer or something that could reprocess the image inside the camera, she fiddled with it to try and open the film compartment. It was jammed. No, it was more than that. It didn't budge at all, as if it had been welded shut, as if it had never meant to be opened at all.
This is what her father had seen to upset him so much, that must be it. But why, who would pull such a cruel trick on her and a senile old man? What was there to gain?
She couldn't think of anything, any explanation and that meant only one thing. It was real, somehow, impossibly so, it was real. She lost herself in that thought for a long time before her mbile phone rang, making her jump out of her seat.
"Hello Leslie, it's Doris, from down the road?" Doris's frail, old voice croaked down the phone.
"Hello Doris." Leslie breathed a sigh of relief, "You nearly scared me half to death! How are you?"
"Oh I'm fine. I just wanted to say hello. We missed you today at the photography workshop."
"I completely forgot. I'm so sorry Doris!"
"Not to worry, dear. I'm sure you have other things on your mind more important than looking after us old folk."
"Don't be silly Doris, you know that's not true." Leslie said, rolling her eyes. Doris had a habit of guilt-tripping people into doing what she wanted. She has once roped poor Robert into putting up some shelves for her in the middle of his rounds after a tale about broken hips and loneliness. "Tell you what, how about we do another slot tomorrow, two o'clock?"
"Oh yes dear, that would be lovely. I do so love your workshops."
"It's a date then. Good bye Doris."
"Good bye dear, you're such a sweetie."
"Good bye." Leslie sighed, trying to keep any trace of exasperation out of her voice as she hung up.
She had an ulterior motive in setting up another workshop. There was something strange about this camera, something... other. She wanted to see what it could do and where better to try it out than at a photography workshop?
Sighing, she started the car and pulled away from the cemetary towards home. Today had been exhausting, both mentally and physically and all she wanted to do was rest for a moment.
When she got home, Leslie put on the kettle and when it was boiled slumped in fron of the TV with a cup of hot, steaming tea. She didn't bother turning it on, not wanting to be bothered by the news and mundanity of daytime television but instead just laid there, taking in the simple comfort of resting in a familiar place. Presently, she slipped off and began to dream.
In the dream she was dancing with a nondescript partner in a gigantic ballroom, so large she couldn't see the ceiling. All around her photographers took pictures, clamouring to get a glimpse of the famous Leslie Klein and her new dancing partner. Every time she tried to see her partner's face, he turned it away, or his hair fell across it, obscuring it or the flash of a camera momentarily blinded her. The fates seemed to conspire against her knowing her partners identity as the dance got faster and faster and the clamour of photographers ever louder and louder, pressing in more and more until she was surrounded in a solid wall of lenses and the white noise of constant yammering. Suddenly her partner was gone and in his place a tower of photographs. She picked one up after another but she couldn't make out the pictures, as if the film hadn't fully developed, leaving only a smudgy, faded blur. As she picked up the last photo in the pile it all came into focus.
Leslie jolted awake as the door bell rang, knocking the old camera she had on her lap to the floor. Suddenly aware of what she had done, she scooped up the camera, half expecting to find the fragile old thing damaged by the fall. Luckily, it appeared to be fine and so cradling it, she walked over to the front door. It was Jane.
"Hello Leslie, may I.." Jane said, choking back a sob, "may I come in?"
"Oh Jane, of course you can. Whatever is the matter? What's wrong?"
"It's Robert, he..I...I knew you were friends and I... I thought you should know..oh god..."
Leslie guided Jane to a chair and sat down besides her.
"Jane, what happened Is Robert okay?"
Jane broke down into tears and cried into Leslie's arms. "He...he...he...he's dead. Robert's dead!"
"Oh Jane. Oh Jane, what happened. God, poor Robert. I'm so sorry." Tears pricked at the corner of her eyes and began to make their way down her face.
"He... they said he killed himself. Suicide. Why did he leave me alone? Why didn't he say something was wrong?"
Leslie didn't know the answers, so they both held each other and cried.


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Probably one of the biggest British heroes of the Second World War was Alan Turing. Indeed, although he can't be said to have won the war, without him, it's very possible we would have lost it, such was his contribution. Because Turing, after whom the famous 'Turing Test' is named, was the mathematician responsible for large parts not only of the Allies' code-breaking efforts, focusing particularly on Germany's Enigma machines, but some of the foundations of computing theory that are in use today even now.
So how did we reward him after the war? Well, he was gay so naturally we threatened to put him in prison, which prompted him to commit suicide. Well done us.
The story of Turing's life was turned into a stage play, Breaking The Code, which the BBC adapted in 1996 in association with PBS in the US, with Derek Jacobi as Turing. As with all stage plays turned into TV plays, differing runtimes meant that cuts and changes had to be made, so arguably the TV version is a slightly inferior piece in comparison to the original. It also didn't help that PBS asked for a speech on mathematics delivered by Jacobi to be cut because 'Americans won't understand it.' Oh dear.
But despite the shorter runtime, it's well worth a watch, especially if you'd never heard of Turing until now. Enjoy!