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Domesticated Animals/Mentally Defective
By this I mean the earliest semi domesticated animals, from perhaps 10,000 years BP, specifically sheep. Sheep are potentially dangerous enough as moderately large animals, so a middle ground might have been a stepping stone. In speculation, a mentally defective animal could provide a symbiosis: Humans (and their dogs) protect the animal which would otherwise have a short life span, and in return get wool, meat (and later on milk). It could have been a physically handicapped one, too, or both physically and mentally handicapped. We have all probably seen very docile, kind, and happy low IQ people. I guess the same applies to animals.
Dogs were maybe 100,000 years ago. Naturally going to be attracted and repelled by campfire dwelling humans at night, it is a special early circumstance due to scraps of food left around. An outcast dog is often going to be one that can not hunt well with the pack, a physically or mentally handicapped one being a primary candidate. These would both over come their fear of fire/humans plus not be viewed as much of a threat by humans, enough to toss a food scrap in amusement. Understandably, some of these dogs would follow humans from camp to camp, setting a stage for the next step.
Physical and mental handicaps come in two main types: from birth and that developing later. From birth would strongly limit chances of survival to adulthood. Later development indicates lack of ability to develop the kind, happy, docile attitudes necessary in domesticated animals, as humans set most of these attitudes in early childhood. Perhaps a middle ground is most likely, one of moderately low IQ getting into some sort of issue later on in life, especially mid adolescence. Also, humans who have some disability might latch onto an animal having similar infirmities. Hunters have been known to do this, Jim Corbett for example.
|Sat Jun 28, 2014 2:54 pm
InfernoPosts: 2298Joined: Thu Apr 30, 2009 7:36 pmLocation: Vienna, Austria Gender: Cake
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I don't think that's very likely at all.
I can't find anything about the domestication of sheep that would answer the question, I guess they were caught and domesticated the same way Daniel Defoe described it in "Robinson Crusoe": Either you kill the mother/father and raise the young, or you trap the mother/father and then raise their offspring by separating them. Either way, I seriously doubt they actually tried to tame wild adult sheep.
As for dogs, you're about 70,000 years off. They were domesticated between 15,000 and 30,000 years ago. No hypothesis I've ever seen suggests mental deficiency as a cause for domestication, most suggest either the raising of orphaned wolf-cubs or the promise of food and shelter for individuals.
I think your hypothesis very unlikely.
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|Sat Jun 28, 2014 5:15 pm
Dragan GlasPosts: 2775Joined: Mon Dec 14, 2009 1:55 amLocation: Ireland Gender: Male
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Welcome to LoR, Milktoast!
A simpler explanation - and one more likely given the empiric evidence - is that sheep (and other wild animals) were domesticated like bison in the US for their meat: by corralling them.
In this way, they became dependent on food supplied by humans, the new-born/young become used to humans through socialisation. In other words, like puppies and kittens of breeders, the young "think" that humans are bison, sheep, goats, etc, depending on the species.
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|Sat Jun 28, 2014 11:34 pm
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Inferno wrote: As for dogs, you're about 70,000 years off. They were domesticated between 15,000 and 30,000 years ago.
I am well aware of the figure 15k to 30k, but that is established sites found. Only .5 percent or less archeology sites been found so far from the dawn of civilization, a figure seen a few days ago in a science magazine, but also the earliest sites are the most difficult. So what you are seeing is wikipedia type established records? In fact, most sites are believed to be underwater since the Ice Age flooding of seacoasts. But this is for speculation, a whole different kettle of fish than established records.
Raising the cubs/etc is one way, but not necessarily practical for a tribe on the move. Could be, as pups old enough are used as warmers (the music group Three Dog Night is a reference to sleeping in cold so bad you need three small dogs. People still do it, a hobo on a -30 below night lamenting his friends having dogs in their sleeping bags a few years ago or Aborigines in the Outback for instances. Afterwards, they are normally eaten.
Even the DNA record is not necessarily a good judge. DNA records I have seen have been about 80,000 years ago, and semi domestication or outright domestication could easily long predate that. You see, during lean times, the dogs get eaten.
Sometimes people too. I recall a fiction or nonfiction book (my mother told several times illustrating the lesser gender equality issues in the area) of an Iranian tribe having the habit of cutting off the bum of one of the women during slack time calorie wise. Peter Freuchen's wife and brother in law, Eskimos, as children barely escaped from ravenous cannibal fellow tribe women little more than a century ago. Soviet Gulag escapees often brought a long a third for 'portable lunch'.)
Once the tribes know how to tame, lots of different methods might be used, probably including my method. Unlike the other more direct methods or sub variations you mention, mine is little or never mentioned, perhaps unique. That is why I posted. I agree that straight taking a defective animal is unlikely from the field in a given year. Surely it happened over the millennia, but not as the norm. People have captured and tamed large,older animals with crude methods in our times, especially injured ones. One Here lions have improbably focused upon giraffes which have diseases, but not to tame:
Taking cubs through hunting was undoubtedly very common method, Smokey the bear or the first Pandas to hit the zoos for example. But finding a cub/calf is only half the battle. The natural tendency is to leave, Call of the Wild so to speak (Jack London's dog joins the wolves, and some dogs have intermixed with pack genes). Same goes for the second (or so) domesticated animal, that of sheep/lambs. A deficient animal, black sheep if you will, it a good prospect to stay, whether captured young, older, or especially raised from birth. Also, a female that allows in heat a pack/herd member can have
Inferno wrote:No hypothesis I've ever seen suggests mental deficiency as a cause for domestication, most suggest either the raising of orphaned wolf-cubs or the promise of food and shelter for individuals.
Which explains why really obvious things are often have development on a timely basis. One zoologist told me of a Koala researcher who had some radical theories on how they gestate. Totally savaged her reputation for decades until proof and complete acceptance, without a peep of apology or recognition forever afterwards. The process is by no means absolute -- and actually kind of an appeal to an authority, the fallacy argumentum ab auctoritate?
You state 'promise of food or shelter for individuals', in itself a potentially strong link to mentally/physically deficient animals. True, the natural instinct would be to avoid. But like Bears eating people, this instinct can be over come with the impulse of hunger & clear threat subsequent death. For example, anthropologists have speculated, with some evidence, that homo hablis to present had an advantage of breaking apart bones to get the marrow, after roasting in fire to kill germs. Few animals are able. (Hyenas jaws are able, but maybe only humans did for mastodon/wooly mammoth). In short, they could salvage a carcass many months after death, in freezing regions, and days afterwards in warm ones.
The more contaminated areas are perfect scraps to give favored animals. What better animals than ones you feel sorry for, attacked by others in the group? As a child I remember throwing food to animals (a skunk for example) from the campfire. It would hardly be any different. And in times of scarcity, this handout is an invaluable link, plus a protection against outside wolves.
Anyway, I really appreciate adding to the discussion and at least thinking of the hypothesis.
|Sun Jun 29, 2014 1:09 am
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Dragan Glas wrote:A simpler explanation - and one more likely given the empiric evidence - is that sheep (and other wild animals) were domesticated like bison in the US for their meat: by corralling them.
Thank you. You are very correct in the origination of sheep in mountains or canyons of Central Asia, where I guess you mean to corral them, for sheep/caprid. The human link is less clear than dog/wolves. None of them edge closer to the campfire, on average, even if the occupants have been eating plants! Wolves often do.
And unlike dogs, admittedly sheep were very possibly a one shot deal, coming well after relatively small numbers of dogs (compared to the size of a herd a small tribe can manage). In many polar areas, meat was a rarity, usually the combed fur, milk, and antlers were a more renewable source. The Masai cut a vein and drank the blood to this day to quench hunger/thirst, IIRC. In short, get rid of your herd and court death. Dogs are not as indispensable, especially the half wild dingo types believed the norm back in the day.
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Only .5 percent or less archeology sites been found so far from the dawn of civilizationDidn't read past this. I have a really hard time swollowing that pill.
Without knowing the number of possible arheological sites, we can not say with any confidence that we've found any percentage of them.
Lets take the project I'm working on right now for an example. I just gave you 50 class files. What percentage of the class files did I just give you?
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Milktoast wrote:
I raised a wolf pup who, even when full grown, would sneak out of my yard and scratch on the door of other peoples houses and they would let him in and he would play with their kids or other dogs or wolves that they had.
He was far easier for me to "domesticate" than any other dog I have ever owned. Especially compared to my Dalmation.
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Can women be clowns? In many film historians' accounts of the silent movie era, the answer is an emphatic "No!" Serious slapstick was the province of male performers like Charlie Chaplin, Harry Langdon and Buster Keaton. Women were there to play ingenues, vamps or character parts. The film historian Walter Kerr claimed that: "No comedienne ever became a truly important film clown." The stars were supposed to be beautiful and glamorous – the object of the gaze. Clowning Glories and Screwball Women, a season of comedy films screening during the festival Birds Eye View, a celebration of women in film, seeks to challenge this hoary old chauvinistic thinking.
Kelly Robinson and Ingrid Stigsdotter, the curators of the season, set about their task with crusading zeal. Sitting in the British Film Institute, watching silent movies on ancient Steenbeck machines, they looked for films that served one key purpose – namely, ones that made them laugh.
Robinson, an academic who wrote her PhD on the influence of German cinematographers on British cinema during the 1920s and 1930s, admits to feeling apprehensive when she set about researching the season. "Were we going to find women directors, women writers? Ultimately, were the films going to be funny? The more we watched, [the more] we were absolutely delighted," she says.
Robinson and Stigsdotter insist that their selection of silent screen gems will have a strong appeal for young audiences who want to enjoy themselves. "Silent cinema has a slightly stuffy image. People think it is going to be slow, boring and potentially difficult," says Stigsdotter. "We go to a lot of silent film screenings and we tend to be the youngest people in the audience." But audiences, they believe, will be surprised by just how contemporary the work feels. They cite comediennes such as Mabel Normand and Marion Davies, both neglected today, as having a distinctly modern sensibility.
Normand was credited as the first woman ever to throw a cream pie at Chaplin. She worked often with Chaplin, and also with Fatty Arbuckle. "Madcap Mabel", as she was known, was not only beautiful, she was a key figure at Keystone Studios, the company formed by her lover Mack Sennett in 1912. She later had her own production company, Mabel Normand Productions. Her career tapered out and her final years (before her untimely death in 1930) were clouded by illness, alcohol and drug abuse, and scandal. Nonetheless, she was one of the titans of early screen comedy: a star who wrote and directed her own work and was acknowledged as a mentor by Chaplin. Today, she is almost forgotten.
Davies, meanwhile, has been treated equally cruelly by posterity. She is primarily remembered today as media magnate William Randolph Hearst's mistress. Davies is harshly caricatured in Orson Welles' Citizen Kane. Kane's mistress Susan Alexander (Dorothy Comingore), the failed opera singer turned drunk, has several traits in common with the actress, who had a stutter and was a heavy drinker. In a 1989 article in The New York Review of Books, Gore Vidal suggested that "rosebud" (the mysterious phrase on Kane's lips as he dies) was what "Hearst called his friend Marion Davies's clitoris".
In all the prurient speculation about her private life and the more intimate parts of her anatomy, the fact that Davies was a brilliant comic actress has long been overlooked. In King Vidor's Hollywood satire Show People (1928), she excels as Peggy Pepper, an actress working for the Keystone-like Comet Studios. When Peggy first arrives at the studios, she thinks she is in a serious film and is appalled when the cream pies start to fly. "Baby, all the stars have had to take it on the chin – Swanson, Daniels, Lloyd, all of them," she is told, and she learns how to be a trouper. Eventually, she becomes a serious actress for the High Arts Studio, renames herself Patricia Pepoire, and leaves her lowly slapstick friends behind.
Often in the silent era, even when the direction of the comedies was attributed to men, the women were really calling the shots. This was the case on Mary Pickford's films. "She never took direction. She directed herself and sometimes the other actors," Robinson notes of the star known to the public as America's sweetheart and to her fellow professionals as a ruthless and hard-headed businesswoman.
Watch her 1928 feature My Best Girl and you quickly realise that "the girl with the curls" was a brilliant choreographer as well as one of the screen's most famous ingenues. She plays Maggie, a lowly department store employee who falls in love with her colleague Joe, unaware that this stock boy is actually the boss's son working undercover to learn the business. The first time we see Maggie, she is carrying dozens of pots and pans. We see her struggling through the store, bumping into well-dressed customers. At one point, her petticoat falls round her ankles. She steps out of it and leaves it on the floor. Another customer thinks it belongs to her and squirms into it as Maggie looks on, horrified. It's the kind of skit combining comedy and pathos that you expect to find in Chaplin's work. What is surprising – at least to those who don't know Pickford's work – is her comic élan.
Pickford was one of the co-founders of United Artists. Other major female comedy stars were likewise able to mould their careers. For example, the former vaudeville star Elsie Janis wrote screenplays and songs for films, as well as working as a production supervisor.
During their research, the curators came across plenty of very funny films – and one or two surprises. Gloria Swanson is remembered as one of the supreme screen vamps. In The Danger Girl (1916), the short film being shown by Birds Eye, she plays an anarchic tomboy who looks as if she is on leave from a Mark Twain novel.
It's not just the Hollywood comediennes who are on display. Also featuring in the season is Britain's "Queen of Happiness", Betty Balfour, who specialised in playing what one critic called "low-life gamines". Her roles ranged from a cockney flower girl (the Squibs films) to a "reformed female hooligan" (Little Devil May Care, 1928) and a circus assistant (Monkeynuts, 1927). Meanwhile, the season also includes Blue Bottles (1928), a short starring the angular and very eccentric Elsa Lanchester. There is a foray, too, to Europe in the form of German director Ernst Lubitsch's starkly titled I Don't Want to be a Man! (Ich Möchte Kein Mann Sein!, 1918), starring Ossi Oswalda.
As the two programmers acknowledge, their season highlights a paradox. It was indeed hard for women to be taken seriously as clowns in the silent era. Today, though, the situation may even be worse. "How come, pre-1920, there were more women film-makers working in the industry than now?" asks Robinson. "Why is that?"
Clowning Glories may not provide an answer to this stark question, but it will certainly give audiences plenty to laugh about.
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Nine Chains to the Moon is a book by R. Buckminster Fuller, first published in 1938. The title refers to the observation that, when the book was written, the world population of humans (Fuller calls them "earthians"), if stood one atop another, could form chains that would reach back and forth between Earth and the Moon nine times.
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Lots of people spent a lot of time in front of the television this weekend, creating lots of talk about the Mad Men finale – from what I can tell, everyone seems fairly happy with it.
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Right, the attribute dynamicHeight is true. In which case is a header not dynamic? I tried to create a template with a ott, but when I load this ott the header is still dynamic. I like the idea using the viewCursor but I only know how to create it by a textViewsupplier and not from my text cursor. thanks! best, Fabian On May 22, 2012, at 6:19 PM, Fernand Vanrie wrote: > fabian, > > Your headers have a "dynamic" height ? > > Maybe you can move the viewcursor init and calculate the height from its position on start en end of the header ? >> Hi Fernand, >> >> I programing in Java but I already did what you described below. The pagestyles contain the the property "HeaderHeight" but as I wrote this always returns 0 independently of how many lines I wrote in the header. >> There is also the attribute "HeaderText" which gives me a XText of the Header content but this won't help since it's only the text. >> >> I haven't tried to iterate over the frames yet, this might work for me… >> >> best, >> Fabian >> >> >> On May 21, 2012, at 4:08 PM, Fernand Vanrie wrote: >> >>> fabian , >>> >>> You can find it in the "page styles" >>> >>> Find my code belmow to handle some "text" i placed in a textframe (named "MyFooterFrame" )in the footer, you can do the same with the Header. Do a xray on the pagestyles to have additional information about the Header. >>> >>> Hop it helps >>> >>> Fernand >>> >>> Sub FooterText >>> ' On Local Error GoTo GeenFooterFrame >>> If (Not GlobalScope.BasicLibraries.isLibraryLoaded("Tools")) Then >>> GlobalScope.BasicLibraries.LoadLibrary("Tools") >>> End If >>> oDocument = thisComponent >>> oStyles = oDocument.getStyleFamilies.getByName("PageStyles") >>> oFrames = oDocument.getTextFrames >>> xray ostyles.getbyindex(0) >>> oFooterframe = Oframes.getByName("MyFooterFrame") >>> >>> oFooterText = oFooterFrame.Text >>> oFootertext.setstring("") >>> oFooterCursor = oFooterText.createTextCursor() >>> oFooterText.insertString(oFooterCursor, FileNameoutofPath(oDocument.Url , "/") , true) >>> exit sub >>> >>> GeenFooterFrame: >>> beep >>> msgbox( "Er is geen ""FooterFrame"" meer, copieer het frame uit een ander document en ga verder" ,48) >>> exit sub >>> >>> End Sub >>> >>>> Hi, >>>> >>>> I want to find out the height of a document's header. Reading out the attribute HeaderHeight of the page properties only returns 0 and getting the XText of the header also didn't get me nowhere so far. >>>> >>>> My goal is to insert a graphic at a user specified position of the page and for different reasons I can't simply use page as anchor. Therefore I need to know the height and width of the page margins and the page header to position the image independently of those dimensions. >>>> >>>> Has anybody a hint how to get the header's height. >>>> >>>> best Fabian. >>>> >>>> >>>> >> >
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It's early in the morning in Cleveland, Ohio. Lake Erie, the Browns stadium and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame are just a few blocks away. At dinner last night League members in the Cleveland area shared their hall of fame activities. Cuyahoga County government has been beset with ethics issues rising to the level of criminal prosecutions. The League, however, has risen above the fray and worked, successfully, to recreate a new county government structure.
Whew! I arrived in Madison, Wisconsin late Thursday evening and by noon Friday, I had talked with the head of the state government accountability board, taped an interview for Wisconsin Eye, and spoken with a reporter for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel newspaper. Oh, did I mention that on the way to a League training, I spoke to a reporter in Wichita, Kansas about voter ID?
But the highlight of the day was the afternoon with League members talking and training about membership and leadership.
Don't call it the Governor's mansion in Colorado. It is the Governor's residence. But whatever name it is called, the residence is beautiful and the League of Women Voters of Colorado's 90th Anniversary event on Thursday night was wonderful. The League filled the residence with members and supporters. Former National President Carolyn Jefferson Jenkins summed up the League's history by reminding us of the call to action for the second annual (yes annual) convention and by listing all the issues that the League has studied since 1920. What an act to follow!
We visited the Capitol after an informative meeting with Colorado's Secretary of State. The tone here is sure different than Texas, but some of the proposed amendments to Colorado's constitution would be right at home in the Lone Star State. Since I was still wearing my LWVUS nametag, we got an even more cordial welcome from the volunteer tour guides at the Capitol than usual (which is saying something). Good information on state history is a great preparation for talking about the League's 90th anniversary at the Governor's Mansion tonight.
Today in Washington we fell short by just one vote in our continuing battle to pass the DISCLOSE Act, which would restore transparency to U.S. elections by requiring disclosure of corporate and union spending in candidate elections. The Leagues of Women Voters of Maine and Massachusetts have been doing wonderful work in encouraging their Senators to support the legislation, but those efforts haven't yet paid off.
What a great day in Dallas! We started at KERA, public radio in Dallas talking about voter turnout and redistricting. Then it was on to Arlington, TX to a public hearing before a Texas House commission on redistricting. My testimony on behalf of the League provoked many statements and challenges, including from a representative who wanted the League to criticize the Voting Rights Act!
"Houston, we've got a problem!" How many times have I used this phrase in various contexts? Houston brings to mind the space program, hurricanes, the oil and gas industry. But Houston is also a city of neighborhoods and museums. As in many major cities, the downtown is being rejuvenated.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 6, 1994, New Braunfels, Texas IN SPORTS DAY - Canyon boys shut out Kerrville Tivy 6-0, Cougs sit at 6-2-2 i Inside Obituaries............................. 2A Weather/Water Watch Amotion Crossword............................ ........2A 3A Opinion................................ Stammtisch.......................... .........4A 9A Sports Day........................... .10-12A People.................................. Milestones............................ .......1B 2.3B Education............................. 4B Club* notes.......................... 3B /V---!g--1- uiasstneas............................ ...5-12R Birthday wish** from th# H*rald-Z*ltungl The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung extends the following birthday wishes to; Debbie Richter, Dorothy Pro tho, Janet M. Hammel, Lorry Soape, Lynn BUroi, George Coria (Saturday), Aylet* Fogarty (Saturday), Day-ten Hutchinson (Saturday), Marty Welcher (Saturday), Sarah Compton, Joteph Doyle, Ted BUott, Aubrey Porn, Florence Bryant (Monday), Olga Dbchlnger (Monday), Belie Garden (Monday), Donald Holcomb (Monday), Helen Nolen (Monday), O.C. Searlght (Monday). Happy Anntrenary to Juan A AUce Urbina, Arnold St Sharon Fenner (19 yean!), Mike A Amy Noble (I* year!), Arturo A Maria Guerrero (28 yean!) Christian Women's Chib rn—ting —I The New Braunfels Christian Women's Club will hod its monthly meeting on Tuesday, March 8 at 12 p.m. at the New Braunfels Holiday Inn. A fashion show will be featured and foe speaker will be Paul Lev-eaett Bom New Braunfels. For reservations, call 629-3855 or 620-5205. Free nursery provided. rn ■VMI IBM n rHL Commemorative Dallas Cowboys T-shiits are now available through the New Braunfels ald-Zettung. january wishing to j^W s 'L ceder these ^3Sm^ ^ unique shirts may do so by CHfifflflQNS niacins orders ^6. yiil a. UL Hoc Herald-Zeitung office, 707 Lands St Customers should allow seven business days for delivery. Payment required upon ordering. All sines are available, including youth sizes and large adults sizes. For mote information, call Advertising Director Paul Davis at 625-9144. Antlqu* Show I Sal* Mi for March 16-90 The 42nd Semi-Annual Antique Show A Sale will be held March 18-20 at the New Braunfels Qvic Center. The show will begin Friday, March 18 at ll a.m. and end Sunday at 6 pm The show will end st 7 p.m. on Fricky and Saturday and will start at 12 pjn. on Sunday. Admission is $2.50 and is good for all three days. (The New Braupfeb Herald-Zeitung invitee in reader* to submit items lo Slammtbch. According lo the Sophienburg Archives and members Cf the German community, mSkimmtisch" represents a sitting place for members of the community to gather and share the day's happenings. We invite you to share within) Tho winning numbers Lotto TMM MMO- 4M7-4C Monition jackpotRanger RelaysPflugerville proves to be no fluke in girls division ■ Smithson Valley senior Bryan Wieland (right) runs hard during the prelims at Saturday's annual Ranger Relays - 10ANew BraunfelsIt's unanimous! Readers say Congress should live by the laws they pass. See reader survey results - 5A Herald -Zeitung 38 Pages in three sections ■ Sunday, March 6,1994 fi«winn rnmd r/vrtu w mnrc than leo Mom* nf Drama nrarraSUNDAY 79CENTS Serving Comal County for more than 142 years ■ Home of DEBBIE FECHTER I Vol. 142, No. 82 Head-on collision sends 4 to area hospitals AirLife takes two injured children to San Antonio trauma center By ROSEMARIE EASH Staff Writer Four children ranging in age from 7 to 13 were transported to area hospitals following a head-on collision in Startzville shortly before 5 pm. Saturday. The accident occurred near the intersection of Canyon Bend and Farm to Market 2673. Melinda Smith, 30, of Canyon Lake, was driving into tire Canyon Lake Fores subdivision and turned right off Canyon Bend in a white late 1970s GMC parrel truck as Joey Gullick, 28, also of Canyon Lake, wu exiting the subdivision in a white Chevrolet Cavalier station wagon. According to Trooper Roger Garza of the Texu Department of Public Safety, infbmretion gathered at the scene indicated that Smith had made a wide turn into the subdivision and wu on the wrong side of the rqad when the accident nf^iipwH The tWP nnfljjriprt head on, injuring all seven passen- Accocding to Gullick he was taking his two children and three of their cousins on a tour of the lake when the soddens occurred. He said he and three of the children in the second seat of the car were wearing seatbelts. The two children in foe tear of foe station wagon were not One nine year old girl, Brenda Lovelace, was transported to McKenna Memorial Hospital and was still being evaluated in the Emergency Room at 7:30 p.m. Two boys, Joshua Winters, 7, and Philip Carter, 13, were transported via Baptist AirLife helicopter to University Medical Center and were listed in feir condition at 8 pm. Saturday night. An ll year-old-giri, Marguerite Carter, wu transported via ambulance to University Medical Center and wu also listed in fair condition at 8 pm. Saturday night. Gullick suffered only cuts, scrapes and bruises and was not transported as a patient. The other child wu apparently not transported u a patient to either hospital and the Herald-Zeitung wu unable to verify his/her condition by presstiqre. Smith was alone in the GMC truck. She was not wearing a seatbelt at the time, but was not transported to either McKenna Memorial or the University Medical Center and the Herald-Zeitung was unable to verify her condition at presstime. who ware transported lo moo hospitals wars Hated In fair condition Saturday night. The fourth child, nlne-year-oid Brenda Lovelace, was under oh eery al Ion at Mr lf anna Memorial HoaoltaL TWO of th# children. Joshua Winters, 7, and Phillip Carter, 13, were transported via Airlift to University Medical Cantar In San Antonio.Chamber honors top Airmen By JENNIFER ROMPEL Staff Writer Representatives from the New RminfrJy flhfmher pf (Vyrinxaty and Randolph Air Force Base honored the recipients of the Airman of the Quarter and the Airman of foe Year awards Friday evening at Honor's Hall. The Airman of the Year was presented to Joseph R. Erskine, 20, a communications-computer systems programming Apprentice. Erskine is assigned to the San Antonio Information Processing Activity Defense Information Services Organization, Department af Defense, Randolph Air Force Base. Erskine was _______ Southwest CEO to be honored at 28th Texas Legislative Conference Rom staff reporta HenH-Zehutn photo by JOHN HUSETH Airman of th# Year Joaaph R. Eraklne (left), and Airman of th# Quarter Grant A GIII (right) are presented keys to the city by New Braunfels Mayor Rudy Seidel at Friday's Airman of tho Year recaption. man of Texu and possibly Airman of foe entire Air Force. Erskine received s weekend at a condo at Inverness,, dinner at Schwamkrugs, dinner at Langston House, gift certificates from Diamond _____ Rite, Chollers and several other area buri- Tm very happy to be son. Stinson here to recognize these two young rgp°tuil>le»» gentlemen. I'm realty "ppo" proud that we have the caliber of men in ideation and computer services for all three branches of the military. "Every person in our unit contributes substantially in this unit," he said. Stinson said Ersldne fits the tho service as you two. It makes us all taal safe and secure.1 - Mayor Rudy Seidel drauiic system* _specialist, assigned to foe Erskine thanked the New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce and his supervisor. The Airman of the Quarter awald wu presented to Airman Grant A. GU, 25, an aircraft pneu- mold of what is required to be in the unit He bu also been named foe Airman of th year for foe Defense Information System Agency. He wiU be eUgible to compete Air- 12th Maintenance Squadron at Randolph Air Force Base. Captain Gordon Geiaon presented the award to Gill. "We are pleased to come here to New Braunfels," said Geiaon. "Thou of you who are lucky enough to know Grant Gill understand why we are here tonight." "He knows where he's going and knows he's headed for the top," said Geison. GUI and his wife were presented with a weekend at Roadway Inn, dinner at Molly Joes, dinner at Schwamkrugs, breakfast at Librados, and gift certificates at Collections, Landmark Square/Us foe Season and Circle S Riding Stables. Both airman were presented with a key to foe city by Mayor Rudy Seidel. "I'm very happy to be here to recognize there two young gentlemen," said Seidd. 'I'm really proud that we have foe caliber of men in the service u you two. It makes us all feel safe and secure." Colonel Paul Biemadd thanked the chamber for the support it gives Randolph. It'i in outstanding gesture tbs* our community is making to support our airman," said Biemadd. The chamber recognizes each airman of the quarter with a mini-vacation in New Braunfels. This is the 26th year foe chamber has been involved in the program. The theme for the 28th Annual Texu Legislative Conference is "Texu in the Global Economy" according to BUI Cone, arrangements nrMwmittfiy chair. The conference is sponsored by Bank of America Texas, Guadalupe Valley Telephone Co-op Inc. and Southwestern Bell Telephone. The conference and the Texan of the Year reception will be held in foe New Braunfels Civic Center on Thursday and Friday, March 24 and 25. Receiving the Texan of the Year award will be Herb Kelleher, chairman of the board, prtMlfr* chief execu tive officer of Southwest Airlines. Kelleher will kick-off the conference on the morning of the March 25 addrereing the question *^Can we compete in spite of federal regulatory pres-sure?" Other ireues to be discuared will be the Texu legislative tole in foe global economy, doing bori "ft# in Mexico, expectations for Texu ftorn foe North American Free Trade Agreement and other international relationships. Lieutenant Governor Bob Bullock will be the prindple speaker at foe noon luncheon wrapping up the conference. Advisory Committee Chairman Max Sherman will preride U the reception and conference. Sherman it the dean of foe Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at tbs University of Texu in Austin. Program speakers indude Stale Senator Carlos Tiuan, chair, International Relations, Trade and Technology; State Representative Curtis Seidlitz Jr., chair, State Affairs Committee; James R Adams, Group President, Southwestern Bell Corporation; Don Newquist, chairman, U.S. International Trade Commission; Tom Stell-man, director, Internationsl Herb Kelleher Business Development, Texu Department of Commerce; and Syrian Syal, vice prodders, International Marketing, Greater Houston Partnership. Those handling question and answer sesrions include Dane Harris Sr., president, Texu Association of Business; Bob Krueger, former Ambassador at Large to Mexico and former U.S. Senator; and Erfcnund Kuempei, state representative. Those handling the question and answer sesrions indude Dane Harris, Sr., President, Texu Association of Business Bob Krueger, former ambassador at large to Mexico and former U.S. Senator, and B<fenmd Kuempei, state representative. "Associate sponsorships and early registrations are ahead of last year at this time and we will probably attract afetal attendance of400 to 500 people from around the state," said Cone. The conference is open to public and registrations will be accepted at the door. An advance discount registration is available until March 14 and can be made it the chamber office, 390 S. Seguin Street. For Anther information, contact the Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce at (210) 625-2385. Don't miss Horizons '94 - Coming March 27 in the Herald-Zeitung! ;
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Senior Cabinet ministers have been accused of making "profoundly misleading" claims about Britain's lucrative arms export industry by stating there is no evidence that shipments to hardline regimes are not used for "internal repression".
MPs have demanded an explanation from the Government as to why export licences were granted earlier this year for goods ranging from sniper rifles to CS gas grenades to be sent to countries with questionable human rights records such as Saudi Arabia and Libya.
The Commons committee dealing with arms exports has listed 18 nations which are currently the subject of embargos or considered a "Country of Concern" for human rights were cleared to receive military or law enforcement equipment worth nearly £80m in the first three months of 2013.
Among the approvals being investigated by the MPs is the granting of licences worth nearly £6m for items including "acoustic devices for riot control", thunderflashes and armoured vehicles to be sent to Kenya around the time of the country's presidential election. The previous election in 2008 sparked a crack down by security forces and violence which claimed 1,500 lives.
In a hard-hitting attack on the Government's track record in scrutinising exports of military or sensitive "dual use" material, Sir John Stanley, chairman of the Committees on Arms Export Controls (CAEC), has written to four senior ministers - Foreign Secretary William Hague, Business Secretary Vince Cable, Defence Secretary Philip Hammond and International Development Secretary Justine Greening - accusing them of being unable to justify assurances that British exports are not used to abuse human rights.
The letter follows revelations that Mr Cable's department last year approved two export licences for chemicals which can be used as precursors for nerve agents to be sent to Syria while the country's civil war was raging. Officials insist that although the shipment was approved, it never left Britain.
Sir John criticised a statement in the Government's annual report on export controls, signed by the four ministers, that "there was no evidence of any UK-supplied equipment being used for internal repression".
Britain currently has more than 3,000 licences for controlled goods worth about £12bn outstanding to the 27 countries considered by the Foreign Office to be of the highest human rights concern.
The senior MP, who is also a former defence minister, said that while the statement may be factually correct "it is also profoundly misleading given that for many of the goods for which Government export licence approval has been given and which could be used for internal repression, it is also totally or virtually impossible to obtain evidence about their use once exported".
The committee added that among the items granted export licences which might be used by oppressive regimes against their own people were hundreds of consignments - ranging from miltary software, cryptographic equipment, dual-use chemicals and ammunition - which were untraceable once they had left the UK.
In a separate document, the MPs questioned a swathe of deals that form part of Britain's annual exports from the defence and security sector worth £11.5bn, including the sale of weaponry and military equipment to some of world's most unstable hotspots.
The deals included licences for military material worth £3.5m, including sniper rifles and weapon night sights, to be sent to Lebanon, which is the subject of a UN arms trade sanctions, and exports worth £4.3m ranging from body armour and anti-riot shields to "intelligence software" and ammunition to be sent to Libya, which is listed by the Foreign Office as a "Country of Concern" for human rights and has been singled out as a major conduit for arms across sub-Saharan Africa. It is understood that the weaponry despatched to Lebanon was destined not only for UN peacekeepers but also Lebanese government forces.
The MPs also queried the decision to approve defence exports worth £45m, including helicopter spares, to Egypt despite previously revoking similar licences in the wake of the overthrow of President Hosni Mubarak. The latest licences were suspended last month following renewed bloodshed.
The shipments approved to Saudi Arabia were CS gas hand grenades and "tear gas/irritant ammunition".
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- www.spotify.com
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- Platforms: Windows, Mac, web, Android, iOS, Windows Phone, BlackBerry
- Price: £9.99 per month (full on-demand service, offline listening) or free (ad-supported, lower quality)
In brief: The long-standing poster child for music streaming, Spotify has recently added video clips, podcasts and playlists that match your running tempo - perhaps an effort to differentiate itself against an increasing number of competitors. It's one of the most comprehensive services out there, and you'll struggle to find a feature available elsewhere that Spotify doesn't have, even if the rather dark interface could use some polish.
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- Platforms: Windows, Mac, web, Android, iOS, Windows Phone
- Price: £9.99 per month (full on-demand service, offline listening) or free (no skipping, radio-style streaming)
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- www.deezer.com
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In brief: Deezer is popular in Europe but yet to fully launch in the US (unless you happen to have some Sonos kit installed). On paper it has everything you could want, including a high-fidelity music tier and local MP3 support, but it's interface and functionality occasionally lets it down. There's nothing particularly wrong with Deezer but nor is there anything to particularly make you want to switch from Spotify. Worth checking out at least.
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- Tracks: 38 million+
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- Price: £9.99 per month (full on-demand service, offline listening, support for streaming through OneDrive)
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- www.napster.com
- Launched: 2001
- Tracks: 32 million+
- Platforms: Windows, Mac, web, Android, iOS, Windows Phone
- Price: £5 per month (unlimited listening on Windows and Mac), £10 per month (unlimited listening on any device)
In brief: You may not have realised it, but the Napster name lives on as a legitimate music streaming service (it's owned by the same people who run Rhapsody in the US). To its credit its plans are easy to understand and straightforward, and it has a large library of tracks available, though it lacks some of the extra functionality you can find elsewhere. There's no free tier but a 30-day trial is available if you want to see what Napster has to offer.
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- Launched: 2011
- Tracks: 30 million+
- Platforms: Web, Android, iOS
- Price: £9.99 per month (full on-demand service, offline listening), free (local tracks stored in and streamed from the cloud)
In brief: Google's offering is perhaps the best at combining a local music library with unlimited streaming (you can upload 50,000 tracks for free whether or not you pay monthly) but as is Google's wont, there's limited desktop support - everything runs in the browser. The interface works well and the mood-based radio stations are interesting, and don't forget you get YouTube Music Key (ad-free music videos on YouTube) in the same price.
Apple Music
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- Launched: 2015
- Tracks: 37 million+
- Platforms: Windows, Mac, Android (coming soon), iOS
- Price: £9.99 per month (full on-demand service, offline listening, syncing between devices via iCloud)
In brief: Apple Music's big sell is of course its tight iOS and Mac OS integration and the support of everything iTunes. On the flip side there's no free tier and it remains to be seen whether Android and Windows users will get apps as good as those on Apple's platforms. Curated radio stations like Beats 1 are another strong selling point for Apple, though as usual the company's software can be rather awkward when dealing with the cloud.
- www.tidal.com
- Launched: 2014
- Tracks: 25 million+
- Platforms: Windows, Mac, web, Android, iOS
- Price: £9.99 per month (full on-demand service, offline listening), £19.99 (lossless quality music streaming)
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