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The following morning we woke up early for sunrise. The sunrise was glorious (see photos) and we also saw a huge number of various fish types right on the beach.
Arount 9:15 we took a a Seaspray Cruise boat to Mana Island where we boarded a sailing boat for a day cruise. The cruise was great and the weather was wonderful. The cruise included lunch and unlimited drinks. We sailed to one of the islands where we visited a Fijian Village (different to the one we visited in Yasawas).
From the village we sailed to the island where Tom Hanks filmed in the movie Castaway.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-1073?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12853478#action_12853478 ] Todd Lipcon commented on HDFS-1073: ----------------------------------- bq. We should generate txid serially. With that it would be easy to determine the missing logs, based on gaps in txid, even if we decide on naming the files without txids. But we can only find the gaps by reading the entirety of the files, whereas it's nice to be able to see the gaps as an operator with a simple "js" bq. This makes rolling of edits a local NN policy and decouples it from backup NN. I don't see how this is any different with txid based naming or sequential naming. In either case we can have the backup/secondary/etc understand how to pull and checkpoint multiple files. The CheckpointSignature just needs to include the information about which logs have been completed. bq. In such a case we need distinction between edits that are finalized and edit that is being written to. Yes, I came to this same conclusion this morning when thinking about how to safely restore failed storage directories. I should have a preliminary patch this week - so far I have the NN side generally working (loading, saveNamespace, restart, etc) but haven't started work on the various checkpoint mechanisms. > Simpler model for Namenode's fs Image and edit Logs > ---------------------------------------------------- > > Key: HDFS-1073 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-1073 > Project: Hadoop HDFS > Issue Type: Improvement > Reporter: Sanjay Radia > Assignee: Todd Lipcon > > The naming and handling of NN's fsImage and edit logs can be significantly improved resulting simpler and more robust code. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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Manila (Philippine Daily Inquirer/ANN) - Philippine President Benigno Aquino III supports the sin tax reform measures pending in Congress, despite being a known smoker.
"Being a smoker is irrelevant. The President supports the sin tax measure," said deputy presidential spokesperson Abigail Valte.
According to Valte, she heard Cavite Rep. Joseph Emilio Abaya tell a radio interview on Friday (March 16) that despite being a smoker Aquino was "completely behind the measure."
Abaya, the chair of the House committee on appropriations, is the author of House Bill No. 5727, one of 12 pending measures in Congress seeking to restructure the excise tax on alcohol and tobacco products.
HB 5727 was one of the priority measures that Malacañang submitted to Congress in August last year through the legislative-executive development and advisory council.
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"We support fully the health campaign not only of the National Youth Commission but also of the Department of Health," Valte told a Malacañang press briefing.
But she refused to comment on a question from a reporter who quoted a study that said smoking affected a person's ability to make decisions.
"We don't need to respond to that anymore. We just don't need to," Valte said.
HB 5727 proposes to replace the four-tier system on cigarettes and alcohol with a unitary system that critics said tended to favor high-priced imported brands over lower-priced local brands. (The tax on the cheapest cigarette would increase from 2.72 to 30 pesos per pack.)
Sin tax reform is expected to significantly increase the prices of tobacco products and has been endorsed by Malacañang as it would have the effect of raising an additional 400 billion pesos in revenues for the government during the last four years of Mr. Aquino's term.
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The government's move to raise the so-called sin taxes is being opposed by lawmakers from the Solid North-the traditional tobacco-growing regions of Ilocos, Cagayan Valley and Central Luzon-claiming it would kill the tobacco industry and threaten the livelihood of 2.9 million tobacco farmers and workers and their dependents.
Local distillers, led by the giant San Miguel Corp., warned that the 1,000-per-cent hike in taxes being sought by the sin tax measure would drive local players out of business and leave hundreds of thousands of workers jobless as domestic brands would lose their price advantage over foreign brands.
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The National Youth Commission (NYC) said it is supporting the passage of HB 5727 as it would significantly increase tobacco prices and make tobacco products less accessible to the youth and also generate more funds for a universal health-care system in the country.
NYC commissioner at large Percival Cendaña cited recent studies that said tobacco products are very affordable under the present excise tax rates. He said the very minimal increases in tax in 2005 and 2007 were ineffective in curbing smoking among the youth.
"Raising the price of cigarettes will definitely curb smoking among young people," Cendaña said.
The NYC said there was a need to strengthen the imposition of the current ban on selling tobacco products to minors.
It cited a Global Youth Tobacco Survey conducted in 2003 and 2007 that showed a 40-per-cent increase in smoking prevalence among young Filipinos, or those 13 to 15 years old, from 19.6 per cent (1 million) in 2003 to 27.3 per cent (1.6 million) in 2007.
NYC chair Leon Flores III said that with this trend and without a significant change in other factors affecting smoking behavior, the survey projected that smoking prevalence among teens aged 13 to 15 in 2011 was 38.2 per cent, or 2.3 million individuals.
Flores said the commission was concerned that the youth have become the new targets of tobacco companies because they have a longer life span than older smokers.
Getting young people to start smoking would mean eventually producing more adults addicted to cigarettes, he said.


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Is my life unrealistic and forced?
I've been following a lot of writing blogs recently, getting some tips as well as inspirations to cure my long spout of writing blues, so often I see anons responding to diversity posts by whining about how adding any kind of non-plot mandated diversity is hard and feels too forced and unrealistic to just have people who are gay, bi, transgender, people of color, disabled and etc. (Because the gods forbid these people have adventures and stories beyond being oppressed because of their difference or being a cardboard cut-out stereotype that fit the writer's preconceived notions)
So I'm wondering, is my life unrealistic? Because I actually had to sit down and think for a while on the question of:
"Do I actually know anyone who is a white cis straight male that is abled bodied and minded?"
I had to make a list of the people I know;
- First, there's me; Bisexual Transgender girl suffering from depression , social phobia and generalized anxiety disorder
- Second there's my family: My autistic brother, my hetero-romantic bisexual sister with BPD, my bisexual mother, my father who has addiction problems and an anxiety disorder.
- Third are my close friends: A mentally ill roommate (Mild sociopathic tendencies and narcissistic tendencies), A pansexual transdude, a russian female witch living in California, A ubergeek from Bahrain.
- Fourth; My Regular friends, People I lost contact with and friends by proxy: An older woman with BPD, No less than three bisexual witches from the united states. An asexual human grumpy cat woman living with a genderqueer roommate. My sister BFF who's a vietnamese girl, my roommates friends who are: A black guy, a Mixed race guy who's either gay or bi, a disabled guy (Not sure what he has exactly, but partial paralysis), A pair of bisexual teenagers with mental illness (One with schizophrenia and OCD, the other has Synesthesia) A straight female teenage girl, Finally: My sister's boyfriend whom by what I know is a straight cis able-bodied/minded straight man.
This is pretty much everyone I know and have had any kind of interaction with in the last two years of my life or so. And how many of them fit idea of 'Default human' people (IE lazy writers) have? One.
So I must ask again, is my life unrealistic because unlike books, tv shows and movies and it isn't composed of 80% White guy 10% love interest white women, 9% Ethnic stereotypes villains 1% Token diversity characters? Or is reality a lot more diverse than people seem to think?
It's not like I'm part of LGBT, Mental illness group or whatever and seeking out those kinds of people, those are just the people I met in real life or through internet gaming or writing communities.


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analysis of potential, emerging, and/or evolving food security issues in order to inform decisions and guide response. More information on FEWS NET can be found at www.fews.net.
Chemonics International Inc., based in Washington, DC, has been contracted by USAID to manage FEWS NET technical and field activities. In an effort to understand current and to foresee future market anomalies, the FEWS NET project relies on a broadly defined Markets and Trade Knowledge Base, which includes market context documents (Market Fundamentals Reports), special reports, and databases of historical market information (including production, food balance sheets, and prices). The Markets and Trade Knowledge Base largely serve as baselines, against which to assess the existence and extent of market-based anomalies that could contribute to food insecurity. Most recently, FEWS NET has been tasked with also providing USAID with market response decision support, including but not limited to assessing the impact of potential food assistance programs on a given country's local economy. Over the remainder of the current contract, FEWS NET III plans to produce Market Fundamentals Reports for up to 10 countries, globally.
USAID is recruiting to fill the position of:
Job Title: Supply Chain Logistics Assessment Specialist
Location: Nigeria
Position Description
The main activities of the supply chain and logistics assessment specialist will include finalizing a field assessment agenda and methodological approach, reviewing any logistics assessments in the assessment focus country conducted in the past five to ten years, and carry out logistics capacity assessments. In collaboration with a research team made up of Washington-based and regional FEWS NET staff and local consultants, the logistics assessment specialist will also:
- Work with FEWS NET staff to understand USAID information needs and define assessment-specific research questions.
- Draft sections of the Market Fundamentals report, with guidance from the Home Office Technical team.
- Provide general support to the team to ensure the successful completion of the Market Fundamentals and market response analysis reports. This may involve making phone calls to set up interviews, data entry, as well as other forms of ad hoc logistics and technical support over the duration of the contract
- Review existing guidance and methodologies used to assess broadly defined logistics infrastructure access and capacity (including port, railway, roads, warehouses, waterways, depending on the context)
- Review and analyze all existing secondary data and reports related to infrastructure access and capacity
- Carry out field assessment
- Applicants should hold at least a Master's Degree in Economics or a closely related field and should possess extensive experience in agricultural market analysis and/or food security analysis.
- Experience with major donor organizations or research institutions involved in food assistance or food security analysis (e.g., USAID, USDA, WFP, IFPRI, universities) is highly preferred.
- Experience facilitating technical workshops and/or focus group interviews.
- Professional proficiency in English and French is required.
- Demonstrated ability to work with international and multidisciplinary team members with minimal supervision.
- Past professional experience in West Africa is highly desirable.
- Applications should have direct work experience with the implementation or research of local and regional procurement, cash, and voucher programming is highly desirable. (USAID Food for Peace, USDA, WFP, etc.)
- Experience conducting external evaluations of food assistance programs is highly desirable.
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About Mission K9 Gala in Aurora, IL
The purpose of the Mission K9 Rescue Gala is to bring awareness and raise money to support the Hero Dogs who have served our country and communities so bravely. We also are in touch with http://missionk9rescue.org
The foundation provides monetary, transportation, adoption and medical assistance for retired military and contract dogs.
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Mission K9 Rescue is a 501(c)3 non profit organization dedicated to the service of retiring and retired Military Working Dogs (MWD) and Contract Working Dogs (CWD).
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Growing Up As A Brown Girl, I Was Used To Being Called 'Fat'
As a child, my body was similar to a lot of my South Asian friends: I was skinny, flat-chested and uncomfortably hairy. I never considered myself to be "too skinny," but I remember being reminded (read: judged) by South Asian aunties, including my mom of course, of how I looked.
I had no curves as an awkward pre-teen. I was told I wouldn't look good in a saree and at a time when Bollywood stars weren't super thin, I didn't feel like I would grow into what I thought was a "normal" body of an Indian woman.
As a child of immigrants being raised with these values, I believed this was how South Asians -- and the rest of Toronto -- talked about bodies.
The words "fat" and "skinny" were thrown around my community like "hello" and "goodbye." It wasn't considered rude to call someone fat, it wasn't awkward to tell someone they gained weight to their face; and instead of focusing on eating healthily or exercising, I would hear people suggest skipping meals and fad diets like it was a one-stop easy fix.
Arti as a child.
As a child of immigrants being raised with these values, I believed this was how South Asians -- and the rest of Toronto -- talked about bodies.
The first time I really gained weight was in sixth grade and I was over 100 pounds. It was the first time I was aware of my body. I noticed my pants no longer fit, my stomach grew and I wasn't flat chested anymore. In seventh grade, I took a family trip to India and my weight was the hot topic. Family members I hadn't seen in years commented on how "fat" I had become; and when I walked into stores to buy sarees or lenghas, store owners told my mom it wouldn't look good on me or fit. It was blunt, but it was normal.
It was the first time the attention directed at my body hurt me. I started noticing the weight of my friends, and like a jerk, I thought skinnier was more attractive. I began carefully looking at the bodies of my favourite singers at the time, like Britney Spears or members of the Spice Girls, and I told myself, at age 13, I had to be skinny again.
During my time in India, I ended up getting really sick, so sick that I lost about 20 pounds. At that time, I was grateful, even though I spent weeks puking and feeling like shit. It was stupid, but I thought being sick was the best thing that could've happened to my body.
I came back to Toronto with a new body and a new mindset -- this was the new me and I would never be mocked for the size of my body again.
But as years went on, I had fully outgrown my teenage frame, my body looked like a woman's body and I was a lot more aware of my self-esteem. I got more familiar with the Canadian way of talking about weight and although women are judged, shamed and ridiculed for not looking a certain way all the time, I had learned weight was not something you brought up in conversation, and describing people as "fat" or "huge" were just plain mean.
Arti in grade 8.
Accepting my body was a process, there was no easy fix, and even today I don't always feel perfectly content when I look in the mirror. It took a stupid liquid diet, a ton of reading on body image and a lot of body-positive friends to change my views on what I considered beautiful. I had great high school teacher who really opened my mind up about unrealistic beauty standards and fat shaming and I stopped thinking about weight, listening to rude brown aunties and was just comfortable in my own skin.
But at home, however, weight is still talked about the same, but the reasons I had to lose weight or maintain it was starting to change. Losing weight or staying skinny or having fairer skin, wasn't about body confidence, but rather about finding a husband.
When I tell some of my friends how my mom, for example, obsesses over the "perfect body," a lot of them wonder why I don't just tell her off.
I remember toxic conversations when brown aunties would talk about how "fat" women have to settle for uglier men and if I wasn't careful, I would end up with an older man. Skinny wasn't only beautiful, it was more likely to end in a marriage, too.
I am 27 today, single and the heaviest I've ever been at a size 10. I don't consider myself "fat" or "plus-size," I actually hate using these words to describe a person's body, unless people are comfortable or own these labels.
Arti in 2016.
When I tell some of my friends how my mom, for example, obsesses over the "perfect body," a lot of them wonder why I don't just tell her off. I am not a very upfront person and for most of my life, I just took it. I knew this was just the typical South Asian way of thinking and although it was frustrating at times, I knew I couldn't change people's values, but the best thing I could do was be comfortable and confident with myself.
I recently got into going on long walks in my neighbourhood with a friend and a few weeks ago, after taking a three-hour walk I had come home and collapsed on the floor of my room in exhaustion. I was wearing tight gym clothes and was sweaty, yet how I looked was not important.
I was still sitting on the floor when my mom came into my room and the first comment she made was about my weight. She said that personal training was a waste of money (I had a trainer last summer for six months) and that I wasn't losing any weight.
I stared at her, breathing heavily from this insane 10,000 step walk I just conquered, and told her off, for the first time, since I was a kid. I told her to get out of my room, to stop talking about my weight and to never mention how I looked or the gym ever again. My friends laughed when I told them about the incident, telling me it was the nicest way of telling someone off, but that's just me.
My mother didn't say anything, but I knew she felt terrible. It has only been a few weeks and although we don't talk about it or feelings (again, this is typical in South Asian cultures), I noticed she has tried harder to not make comments about my body. Even if she slips sometimes, I know she isn't trying to hurt me, or ever really was.
I have come to realize that the ideal South Asian body type does not exist. It doesn't matter what size you are, someone in the community will try to find a way to bring you down. But here's the thing, there is nothing wrong with being fat, skinny or whatever other label you identify with.
When I see my young nieces, I sometimes wonder how they feel about their bodies when older aunties are around them. The way some South Asians talk about weight isn't going to change anytime soon, but the best thing any of us who've felt frustrated, embarrassed, or yes, even "fat," can do is to not let their words get to us.
It's easier said than done, especially when the voices are loud and constant, but acceptance must begin with ourselves.
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As a 5 Personal Month in a 9 Personal Year, May 2017 brings Peter Blazey many changes and ideas that start him in a different direction.
Peter is restless and impatient. His energy is scattered but he is ready to make a big step forward. A move of residence or a travel will bring inspiration.
Blazey is at an important stage in his life where he feels a bit in limbo, but he also knows that a change for the better is imminent. Peter Blazey feels excited and confused at the same time.
He does not really understand what is going on, and the motivations that have guided him for many years now seem outdated. Peter questions his underlying values and desires. He feels a loss of direction. His best approach is to wait things out. Blazey must not start any new endeavors unless he is very sure he will follow through on them.
Social events are highly favorable. Peter Blazey need to be around people. He need to be loose and enjoy himself. As mentioned earlier, Peter is going through enormous changes this year and next year, and for that reason, interaction with others is therapeutic. It helps him deal with the turbulence that takes place inside.
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I looked up and let out an audible groan. I saw two men walking towards me wearing trench coats and fedoras. At this point, I decided enough was enough. Adding to my physical exhaustion, I was getting tired of being chased by Frank Sinatra look-a-likes.
However, as they drew nearer, I realized they weren't quite what I expected. They were wearing fedoras but they were not mobsters; they weren't even human. It was hard to discern the details of their appearance, but what I could see worried me. Their silhouettes had odd contours that made me sure I was looking at some alien type of life.
Gritting my teeth, I began dragging myself off the floor. I was still extremely weak. I needed a proper meal and some water soon, but I was too curious just to wait on the ground.
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Each week, a new guest hosts the @IndigenousX twitter account to discuss topics of interest as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people. In partnership with IndigenousX, we're inviting its weekly host to tell us about who they are, what issues they're passionate about, and what they have in store for us during their upcoming week.
Tell us about yourself. Who are you, where are you from, what do you do?
My name is Nathan Brennan. I am a proud Aboriginal man descending from the Gumilaroi and Gumbainggirr Aboriginal language groups. I was born in Newcastle where I have been an active member of the community in which I still reside.
My father grew up on Walhollow Mission near Quirindi NSW, and relocated with grandparents to the north western NSW town of Moree. My mother grew up in the northern NSW town of Grafton and has family connections with the small towns of Baryugil and Nana Glen.
My current profession is working in the Vocational Education and Training sector with Technical and Further Education (Tafe) NSW's newly formed Aboriginal Learning Circle as a project co-ordinator. I am also enrolled in a Bachelor of Arts/Laws with the University of New England. I have strong interest in traditional Aboriginal lore, spirituality and dance, which I do semi-professionally. I have a involvement with the NSW Police Citizens Youth Clubs (PCYC) as a regular volunteer with the Wungara Bus program.
What do you plan to talk about on @IndigenousX this week?
I will primarily discussing the role the vocational education and training sector has in building pathways for Aboriginal people into employment or further education. Vocational education is regularly overlooked in comparison to schools and universities, which is a concern considering Tafe NSW is the largest provider of education to Aboriginal people outside the school system. I'll touch on some of the partnerships Tafe NSW has developed with employers and education providers to transition Indigenous Tafe graduates into employment and higher education.
My passion is human rights and I am looking forward to dialogue on broader issues outside of the Indigenous spectrum such as same-sex marriage, asylum seekers, rights of womens and peoples with disabilities. With the upcoming premier of John Pilger's film Utopia and Australia Day I'm sure there will be plenty of meaningful dialogue on these topics.
Who are your role models, and why?
My greatest role model is my father Norman Brennan, the proudest Aboriginal person I know. As a child I loved his stories of Charles Perkins visiting Moree during the Freedom Rides. He was lucky enough to get his photo taken with Perkins in the Moree pools. I particularly remember how happy and excited he would get telling those stories, as if he was a child again.
Because of these stories my other great hero was Charles Perkins. I particularly loved his staunch approach whilst being passionate and articulate. The man was amazing, I have the greatest respect of his memory.
In my profession I meet my role models each day, particularly Tafe students. Their determination to achieve their dreams is nothing short of amazing. A particular student I mentored last year lost 70kgs to achieve his dream of being a New South Wales Police Officer. He entered the NSW Police Academy in Janurary 2014. These are the acts of determination and courage that inspire me.
My other role models include my work confidant Lillian Gordon, the men who teach and share their cultural knowledge Uncle Paul Gordon and Uncle Paul Callaghan, and my brothers who I share and exchange cultural knowledge, especially Luke Pearson. I particularly admire the work of Anita Heiss. For me, she one person making a difference with her own twist, or style if you will.
What are your hopes for the future?
My future ambition is to contribute to the overall wellbeing of my Indigenous brothers and sisters. I have a strong interest in Indigenous economic development. By obtaining my law degree I can assist Indigenous people undertake the legal process in purchasing homes, building small businesses and sports management.
As a teenager, sport was the key driver for me completing my education. I am excited by the prospect of assisting and possibly managing the careers of Indigenous people who develop to be amateur or elite level sportsman, and to use sport as a conduit to provide wrap-around services that include education, employment, life skills and mentors.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - December 27, 1995, New Braunfels, Texas WEDNESDAYTodd Mitchell adjusts to life at West Point. See Sports, Page 6. 50 CENTS New Braunfels Herald 41.0 NO 16 1.0/22/99 183 S 0 - W £ SI MIC R 0 P U E< 1.1S HI IN G 2627 E YANDELL DR IX 79903- 14 pages in one section ■ Wednesday, December 27,1995 Serving Comal County and surrounding areas for more than 144 years ■ Home of RAUL CARRIZALES JR. Ag Vol. 144, No.32 Inside Editorial...........................................4 Sports..............................................6 Comics ...............................7 Classified................................10-13 Stcimmtisch Birthday wishes from the Herald-Zeitung! The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung extends birthday wishes to: Lauren Espinoza (nine years), Raul Carrizales Jr., Richie Perez (18 years), Stephanie Correia, Sedelia Vela, Alesia Villalobos, and Sarah Wetz. New Year's dance Holy Family Church will hold its third annual New Year's Eve Dance, Sunday, Dec. 31 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music by La Distancia. Advance tickets are $7, or $9 at the door. For more information, call 609-5320 or 620-7678 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. OOP filing party The Republican Party of Comal County will have a filing party at New Braunfels Smokehouse Tuesday, Jan. 2 from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The candidates for the 1996 primary election will be introduced. Come meet and visit with the candidates. For more information, call Dona Bruns at 625-0872. LCRA sets workshop The Lower Colorado River Authority will hold a workshop in New Braunfels on Thursday, Jan. 4, 1996. to inform area leaders and nonprofit groups about LCRA's new grant program to assist community development projects in its service area. The workshop will be at the New Braunfels Utilities board room, 263 E. Main Plaza, from 6 to 8 p.m. At the workshop, LCRA staff will be available to assist participants in filling out grant applications. Those eligible for grants include cities, counties, volunteer fire departments, regional development councils and other non-profit economic and community development groups. Invited to the workshops are mayors, city managers, county judges and commissioners, school superintendents, volunteer fire chiefs, chamber of commerce representatives, and general managers of electric cooperatives and other LCRA customers. For more information, contact Frank Morgan, LCRA, 1-800-776-5272, ext. 3340. Guada Coma Cardon Club to moot The Guada Coma Garden Club will meet Tuesday, Jan. 9 at 2 p.m. at the home of Ella Hall. The program will be on the spectacular annual Philadelphia Flower Show held in March. ChoorFund The Herald-Zeitung sponsors the Cheer Fund every holiday season, to provide food for the needy New donations include Douglas R. Sims - $50, and anonymous donations of $10, $25, $75 and food. The 200 food baskets were delivered last week. To donate, come by the Herald-Zeitung at 707 Landa St., or call 625-9144. Community meal sees poor turnout Food and toys sent to San Antonio By SUSAN FLYNT ENGLAND Staff Writer Christmas Eve was better for giving than receiving at the Harvest From The Heart holiday meal. "We gave a party and nobody came," said founder Robert Konkel. Organizers prepared a traditional turkey dinner for 1,500 people and only about 300 showed up. The first-time Christmas Eve date just didn't work well for the meal, Konkel said. "We were competing against church and mass," he said. "The worst of it was that we couldn't find a local shelter that would accept a donation of the left-over food," Konkel said. The turkey dinners and 50 pounds of toys were eventually accepted at the Children's Shelter in San Antonio. "That's definitely community outreach," he said. Konkel, co-founder Dana Overstreet and other organizers were moved by the outpouring of donations from the community, he said. "We're happy the way it turned out with the fellowship of the community — it was quite a group of people." Herald-Zeitung photo by MICHAEL DARNALL Shoppers pick over marked-down Christmas items at Target yesterday. Many Happy Returns Day after Christmas brings shoppers back to the stores Police enjoy slow weekend Light traffic and few calls make Christmas a breeze By DENISE DZIUK Staff Writer By SUSAN FLYNT ENGLAND Staff Writer "Why can't we go home? I'm so tired. I'm always bending my knees," said a young boy. He was waiting in the "returns" line with his mother at Target the day after Christmas. Retailers across town and across the nation were hoping for big crowds Dec. 26 after a disappointing pre-holiday shopping season. Long before customers' patience wore thin or their knees started to buckle, retail employees were bracing for the torrent of after-Christmas shoppers. "I'd estimate that we have 50 percent more employees working today than on a normal day," said Leigh Ann Thompson, I arget Team Leader (store manager). "There was a line this morning at the front door," said Abram Campos, who was trying to stock shelves as quickly as customers were emptying them. "The people came running back — I wanted to tell them, 'you don't have to run; you're the first ones here.'" Campos said he would put in from 8 1/2 to 12 hours Tuesday stocking his section of the store — the Christmas specialty section. Shoppers were stuffing carts with lights, ornaments, garland and lawn decorations, taking advantage of post-Christmas pnce breaks. "I used to have animated dolls on that back wall and it's blown," Campos said, pointing to a large expanse of empty shelves, "it's been exciting. I'm sur prised how quickly the things are selling." Yesterday was a work day for bargain hunters. One mother had two teen-age children helping her search for items on her list. "We've got lots to do yet," she said. Shopper Amy Allen brought only one of her four children. "He's driving me crazy," she said with a wink and a grin. Armed with a categonzcd list, Allen had her son Christopher perched in one shopping cart and a second cart full of merchandise. "I ought to do my Christmas shopping for next year," she said. Target had a special spot set up for returns, with a few conference tables end to end covered with red table cloths and cash registers. Three cashiers were working in the early afternoon and the wait in line was timed at four minutes 35 seconds. Employees were collecting returned merchandise as quickly as it piled up behind the long red tables. The returned goods would be re-stocked continuously, Thompson said. "We do it all day long." Phillip Vela was scheduled to serve return customers from IO to 6:30, with two breaks and lunch. Vela called the customers "guests." Customers' attitudes run the gamut, he said. "Some are patient. Some talk to you and tell you about their problems " The stream of customers gives little chance for employees to catch their breath. "It comes in rushes," Vela said. "Then steady, then dead — but only for a minute. It's like a fast food place." If this past weekend was any indication of what the upcoming weekend will be like in terms of traffic, the forecast is good. Lieutenant Sumner Bowen, with the Sheriff's Department, said things were "really light" over the Christmas weekend. Bowen said activity in the county, including burglaries and domestic violence, was slow, and some week nights are busier. He said traffic on Interstate 35 was light and there was no bad weather for drivers to contend with, which helped produce few accidents, despite the new, higher speed limits.. "It was wonderful. It was as pleasant a weekend as we have had for a long, long time," he said. "But, you'll never hear us complain." Sergeant John Riner with the Texas Department of Public Safety said DPS also had a quiet weekend. He said there were no fatalities or major accidents, and things were generally quieter than previous years. "DPS had a relatively quiet weekend as far as accidents are concerned," said Riner. The New Braunfels Police Department did have a major accident on Tuesday morning, when a man rolled his car several times and had to be taken by AirLife to a San Antonio hospital. Bowen said there were a few arrests, but 'It was a delightful Christmas weekend. I hope we can say the same for the New Year's weekend.' — Lt. Sumner Bowen most of those were for warrants. He also added that there were only 16 cases or assignments to work on Tuesday. He said he was even able to work on older cases, and catch up on work. "I'm never able to that," he said. "You're always scared to come back after a holiday, or on a Monday, and see the workload." Bowen said he hopes people will take the same precautions dunng the upcoming weekend, and end the year on a good note. "It was a delightful Christmas weekend. I hope we can say the same for the New Year's weekend," said Bowen. However, he said the ShenfTs Department will be ready for bad weather or drunk driving. Ritter said DPS will also be looking for intoxicated dnvers because "the tendencies are still there." Bowen said the task force will be out for a while looking for those dnvers, however, he would like to urge people to "keep up the good work, and don't rock the boat." Veterans get their checks, despite shutdown By DENISE DZIUK Staff Writer Although the gndlock over the federal budget does not appear to be approaching any sort of conclusion, the federal government has taken action to assure some people dependent on federal benefits that their funds will not be jeopardized. Comal County Veterans Service Officer Gus Culwell said that the furlough of nonessential workers has not effected veterans or their benefits. He said local veterans have been regularly receiving the benefits despite the impasse in budget talks. How ever, he said veterans do get concerned when there is a question of whether or not they will receive their benefits. "Certainly there's concern. (Veterans) depend on those benefits," said Culwell, "and there's concern when there could be a delay in those payments. But, they haven't been effect yet by the shutdown." However, the federal government took action last week to ease those concerns. President Clinton signed a measure hours after the Senate approved it, which authorizes the distribution of checks for 3 .3 million veterans and dependents and 4 7 mil lion welfare families, and assures the checks. "What they did was approve a continuance to issue benefits for the (fiscal year) 19%. It just kind of guarantees that they will keep issuing them" said Culwell. Culwell said veterans that still have questions or concerns about receiving their benefits should contact him at 620-5549. The Senate also approved a measure declaring 260,000 furloughed federal workers as essential. The measure would allow them to return to work with a promise that they will be paid later. Tye Preston Memorial Library nears $100,000 goal By DAVID DEKUNDER Staff Writer Herald-Zeitung photo by MICHAEL DARNALL Summer chore, winter weather City employee Dwayne Braune cuts the grass at the Lends Park Golf Course Wednesday morning, as the temperature dipped into the upper 30s. Local man serious after crash A New Braunfels man is at University Hospital after a one-car accident early yesterday morning. Baptist AirLife flew Oscar Diaz to the San Antonio trauma center after his vehicle rolled over on Interstate 35 between Solms and Engel roads. Diaz was driving his black sport truck eastbound on Interstate 35 at about 1:30 a.m. when he lost control of the vehicle, according to New Braunfels Police Department records. Officer Melissa Wein reported on the accident. His truck left the roadway and flipped at least two times. Diaz was thrown from the truck and landed on the northbound access road, reports said. Diaz is listed in serious but stable condition. As the old year winds down, the Tye Preston Memorial Library Brick Parade is within the grasp of reaching its $100,000 goal. "We are very close to reaching our goal," Brick Parade chairwoman Anna Paula Casey said. For the past 11 months, Casey has been spearheading the Brick Parade project, which had reached $97,000 as of Tuesday. The Brick Parade was initiated to raise funds for a much-needed 2,000-square-foot addition for the library. The new addition will be used as a meeting room, study room and expanded children's area for library patrons and workers. With the new addition, the children's reading area will double its size. Since the children's area will be moving to the addition, the cramped work area will be able to expand in the present library space. The addition is on target to be completed by December 1996, Casey said. Shortly after the addition is finished, the Preston Library will host a regional meeting of the Alamo Area Library System, which about 30-35 members will attend, Preston Library Director Dora Hightower said. "Hopefully, the final plans (for the addition) will be ready by the first of January when our building committee meets,' Casey said. When the plans for the addition are finalized, bids for contractors will be put out so that the building process can begin, Casey said. The Brick Parade has sold 750 bncks and 43 granite blocks. The bncks and granite blocks have been bought by individuals and businesses from the Canyon Lake and New Braunfels areas. Their names will be put on the bncks and blocks as part of the "Courtyard of Friends," a pathway which will lead to the library's main entrance. The Canyon Lake Golf & Country Club 'Hopefully, the final plans will be ready by the first of January when our building committee meets.' — Anna Paula Casey has pledged to help the Bnck Parade by putting on a golf tournament on Saturday, March 23. Tee time will be at I p m. The tournament will consist of a scramble of four man teams The charge will be $35 per person, which includes a buffet AH the proceeds from the tournament will benefit the library, golf pro Ward Watson said. "We hope to have a least 36 teams participating," Watson said "We decided to put this thing on since a lot of our members are involved in the (Bnck Parade) project. By doing this, we are giving something back to the community ."For advertising or subscription information, call the Herald-Zeitung at 625*9144. ;
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Irrigation is not just a question of economic growth, increased farm incomes, more jobs and wealth creation. It is about the future of world food production.
Irritated Irrigation NZ rejects call for five-year ban on new water schemes
The most recent estimate of the value of irrigated farms was a 2012 study which found they contributed $2.7 billion to the farmgate.
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The cost has blown out to more than $115m and the time to complete the reservoirs has increased from two to more than four years.
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Oct 25 (Reuters) - Canpotex is likely to resume shipments of Canadian potash to China by the end of 2012, Bill Doyle, the chief executive of Potash Corp of Saskatchewan said on Thursday.
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Despite his OBE and CBE for services to jazz, Courtney Pine has sometimes been treated as an outsider to the music. The doormen at Ronnie Scott's Soho club who tried to dissuade the 15-year-old Pine from entering, saying the jazz inside wasn't for him, are one scarring memory showing a sometimes insular scene at its worst.
If Jazzwise magazine naming his new album House of Legends their record of the year signals a rapprochement, his reaction to the news tonight is both delighted and startled. Whether he still needs validation or not, he gets it at the Hideaway, an aptly named south London gem of a club, bigger than Ronnie's, and with a far more boisterous crowd. He feels right at home even before he starts sipping one of their Courtney Pine cocktails.
House of Legends is a diverse, surprising exploration of Caribbean sounds, and you can see why Pine says he was dancing as he recorded it, as he does tonight from the opening "Kingstonian Swing", in between a sax solo of high, thin, continuous blowing, a playful demonstration of stamina and skill. Samuel Dubois's steel trap becomes a percussive lead instrument in this entwined music.
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BeschreibungThis book examines how being female affects onsets and nature of schizophrenia, and the implications of this for treatment.
InhaltsverzeichnisList of contributors; Foreword Robin MacGregor Murray; Preface David J. Castle; 1. Introduction and overview John McGrath, David J. Castle and Jayashri Kulkarni; 2. Sex differences in brain development, organization and degeneration: are they relevant to sex differences in schizophrenia? David J. Castle; 3. Women and schizophrenia: an epidemiological perspective David J. Castle; 4. Women and schizophrenia: clinical aspects Mary V. Seeman and Paul Fitzgerald; 5. Hormones and psychosis Jayashri Kulkarni and George Fink; 6. Reproductive, preconceptual and antenatal needs of women with schizophrenia Joanne Barkla and John McGrath; 7. Motherhood and schizophrenia Jenny Hearle and John McGrath; 8. Women and schizophrenia: treatment implications Paul Fitzgerald and Mary V. Seeman; 9. Overview of sex differences in schizophrenia: where have we been and where do we go from here? Jill M. Goldstein and Richard R. J. Lewine; Index.
Pressestimmen'... an excellent presented example of the benefits of taking a view of psychiatry that is neither gender-blind nor using the male as prototypical ... Women and Schizophrenia is a well-edited and readable little book with clear discussions on a variety of issues, from the neurological to the psychosocial. I strongly recommend its thought-provoking approach, which could help provide improved services both for women and their families and for men, as our understanding of Schizophrenia increases.' Fiona Subotsky, Progress in Neurology and Psychiatry 'Did I imagine it, or did this book really attract side-long glances from fellow travellers as I read it on interminably delayed train journeys? True, the cover is bright and attractive rather than erudite: the book itself is a bit of both ... it brings things together clearly and offers a stimulating and enjoyable read.' Susan M. Benbow, International Geriatric Psychiatry 'Women and Schizophrenia is at its best when addressing the impact of schizophrenia on women's lives and the ways in which treatment regimes can help to alleviate problems.' Helen Pattison, British Medical Journal '... provides comprehensive reviews covering the medical (neurobiological and hormonal) aspect of gender differences in schizophrenia.' Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry '... this book provides an excellent and learned update on the neurobiological, epidemiological, clinical, hormonal and reproductive factors influencing the impact of the illness in both sexes ... Among the many interesting issues raised throughout the book is that the prevalence of the illness remains relatively stable despite evidence of a genetic influence in its transmission.' Australia and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry
Untertitel: Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: CAMBRIDGE UNIV PR
Erscheinungsdatum: August 2000
Seitenanzahl: 164 Seiten
Format: kartoniert