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This course will improve your employability skills. I-SEE (Individualised self-assessment to enhance employability) is a bespoke online resource developed to help identify your strengths and areas needing improvement. The self-assessment process allows you to identify development areas for employability skills like communication, IT and numeracy skills and personal attributes like creativity, organisation and timekeeping, flexibility, team working. This leads to automated, tailored feedback and signposting to self-study to assist in improving your CV. Reflection and an e-portfolio will assist in articulation of these enhanced skills/attributes during mock interviews. Some sessions are compulsory, but otherwise it involves self-directed learning.
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The genetic basis of self/non-self discrimination underlies all immune responses and can influence disease susceptibility at the level of both individual and populations. This course addresses this topic through lectures from research active experts in the main areas covered.
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text: The Takeaway Published by The Takeaway Who Is the Real Mir Hossein Mousavi? Download this audio Want to embed this player? Use the code below. More info. <iframe frameborder="0" scrolling="no" height="130" width="100%" src="https://www.wnyc.org/widgets/ondemand_player/takeaway/#file=/audio/json/7983/&share=1"></iframe> Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Email a Friend Summary Transcript Summary Mir Hossein Mousavi is the public face of Iran's protest movement. His supporters claim he was the real winner of the election that returned President Ahmadinejad to power. But who is Mousavi, really? Would he differ from Ahmadinejad on the issues of nuclear development or Israel? We turn to Professor Hamid Dabashi, professor of Iranian Studies at Columbia University and author of Iran: A People Interrupted and Islamic Liberation Theology: Resisting the Empire. Transcript Katherine Lanpher: This is the Takeaway. I'm Katherine Lanpher. Femi Oke: And I'm Femi Oke Katherine Lanpher: Mir Hossein Mousavi has become the public face of Iran's protest movement, the man the protesters consider the true winner of the disputed presidential elections. His followers have begun calling him "the Gandhi of Iran", but who is he really? We're here again with Professor Hamid Dabashi. He's a Professor of Iranian studies at Columbia University, and the author of many, many books including Iran, a People Interrupted. Thanks. How much of a contrast is Mousavi really to the current President? Professor Hamid Dabashi: Day and night. That's the difference. Every revolution has an idealist high aspirations and has a demagoguery and charlatanism to it - every revolutionary movement. Mousavi represents, after 20 years of being in political isolation, those ideals and aspirations for which he fought during the revolution Katherine Lanpher: You make it sound like he's been frozen in amber. Professor Hamid Dabashi: He left. He was the prime minister between 1980 and 1988, during the war, and after the war ended and the territorial integrity of the country was preserved, in part because of his premiership, he went into isolation. He went to painting. He's an abstract painter and so is his wife, and he didn't want to have anything to do with politics. I was in Iran in 1997. I wanted to see him, but he was not interested in anything contemporary or political. Katherine Lanpher: What danger are we in right now, though, of painting an erroneous picture of him, the Gandhi of Iran? Professor Hamid Dabashi: Okay, he has quite a number of dead skeletons in his closet during the war, during, for example the crackdown in opposition during the 80s, during the purging of the university from operational forces when he was Prime Minister. However, this 20 years of isolation. and then you have to remember that there's a dialectical relationship between the movement that has been unleashed, and he. In other words, the movement is reconfiguring him. He may actually rise to the occasion. This is the way that he's been tested. The reason that people are calling him Gandhi or Nelson Mandela or Martin Luther King is precisely because if this movement is going to have a snowball chance in hell to succeed, it has to be non-violent civil disobedience. So, it is the movement that is reconfiguring Mousavi as the leader of such a movement. Femi Oke: Professor, is the movement about him as a person, or is it just that the time is right? Professor Hamid Dabashi: The time is right. The movement is not just about him. That is the entire question about the election and rigging it or not rigging it is an excuse. It's the proverbial straw that broke the camel's back as a result, and also it's very unpredictable how this relationship is going to unfold as we go on. The fact of the matter is, the pent up anger is being unleashed in this demonstration are not just about this elections, there is civil rights, human rights and women's rights, freedom of expression, freedom of press, etc that are pent up. Unemployment, from economic, to social to political, factors that are all coagulated in this particular movement. To what degree Mousavi can actually deliver to what this crowd wants, it remains to be seen. Femi Oke: Professor Hamid Dabashi, he's the Professor of Iranian Studies at Columbia University, author of many books, but of course, Iran a People Interrupted an Islamic Liberation Theology Resisting the Empire. He's a walking encyclopedia about Iran. We are not going to let him go. He is going to stay with us on the Takeaway and be with us on the next segment.

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Dad says he has an errand to run before Ella comes.
He changes into a bright white shirt and black shorts before telling me to have a good time tonight with a new friend. I still have mixed feelings about him and what he has told me, but I still smile weakly at him. Giving me a quick kiss on the forehead, he leaves.
A knock on the door minutes after dad's left startles me and I jump up quickly. Ella smiles at me when I open the door.
"Hey," she says and I see that she's changed into a pair of black jeans and a blue tank top. "Ready to go?"
I nod and make sure to grab my keys, my cell phone, and some money that dad left me on the dining table. Closing the door behind me, I catch Ella giving me a once over.
"Good," she says nodding with approval, "you changed. I like that skirt."
I look down at my pink polo shirt and jean skirt that the store I'd bought it at had made the ends look worn and torn. My pink and white flip-flops highlight my pink toes.
"Thanks," I shrug.
Ella starts walking down the gravel driveway and I follow her closely behind. She looks over her shoulder, making her black hair, which I now see is clipped back instead of in a ponytail and her dark blue eye-makeup that matches with her tank top. "I'm going to do this shopping as quickly as possible, then we'll go to the beach."
I stare at her, letting her know that I already know this.
"There's going to be a barbecue on the beach tonight," she responds, smiling and showing me her bright braces. "It's going to be awesome, you can meet everyone!"
That scares me a little bit. Back in Toronto, me and my best friend would have jumped at the chance to meet new people, but here I am alone. The thought of approaching so many people alone makes my stomach churn.
Ella has been watching me all this time, noting the look of fear on my face.
"Don't be nervous," she says calmly. "They really are great."
"Aha," I say.
"Really. I moved here when I was eleven and they all just accepted me," she grins at the memory. "Plus, the guys are really hot... if you don't have a boyfriend?"
"No," I respond, remembering all the dates I'd been on since I was fourteen. None of the guys had ever stuck around. "I'm single."
"Good," she says, laughing, "because then you're free to look all you want." She winks at me and I smile back at her nervously.
Ella guides me through the sand dunes until we reach a large group of people by the shoreline, a huge bonfire burns in the center and a portable barbecue sits off to the side. The guy in charge of the hot dogs and hamburgers and whatever else these teens eat has his red hair in a short ponytail. A girl with wavy brown hair stands beside him with a beer in her hand, smiling and casually touching his shoulder.
Ella had raced through her errands before returning back to her house, a decent sized two-storey house. I noticed that there was an aged sports car in the driveway with a football bag in the back seat. I also saw a mountain bike hanging from the ceiling of the garage. Ella came back from inside her house and tapped me on the shoulder as I looked at all the teen male paraphernalia.
"That's my brother's stuff," she said rolling her eyes.
"You have an older brother?"
She shook her head quickly. "No, he's my twin. Manny. You'll probably see him tonight."
Now Ella is smiling at me, urging me to move forward and greet people. I'm frozen to my spot on the sand, trying hard to not meet anyone's eyes.
"Hey Ella," a girl yells from the other side of the bonfire. Soon a brunette and a blond run to Ella and hug her hard. "Good, you made it." The brunette smiles brightly. "I love your hair, very well done."
Ella grimaces. "You have no idea how long it took me to do," then she turns to me and points at the brunette. "Aly, this is Anna and that," she points at the blond who is tall enough for me to have to look up at her pretty face, "is Joanna. She's the outgoing one."
Joanna laughs, showing off a beautiful smile. "Says you," she turns to me and winks. "New girl, huh?"
"She used to live here," Ella says and I freeze as my eyes catch a blur of brown curly hair. "She's Robert's daughter."
"Oh wow, I didn't know he had a daughter." Anna is saying, looking at me inquisitively.
I follow the guy who's entered my line of sight with a mass of curly brown hair. His big hands push away the hair from his eyes and his smile feels so familiar.
"Don't mind them," Joanna says to me, drawing my eyes away from the reminder of my past that has just walked by. "Anna moved here only three years ago," I look up at her and remember suddenly a short blond girl in my second grade class that would sometimes tag along with me and my then best friend, Dylan, during recesses.
"Oh my god," I say suddenly feeling a wave of relief. "Joanna!"
"Glad you finally remembered," she laughs and hugs me tightly. She turns to her gawking friends and smiles. "We used to go to school together."
"I thought everyone had left this place," I say.
"Nope, most of us are still here," she shrugs. "We all just look different."
I nod my head and again see the same guy with curly hair. "Who's that?" I say pointing my chin towards the awkwardly smiling stranger.
Joanna turns and smiles back at me. "See, we all look different."
I raise an eyebrow and Ella jumps in, eager to have a word in our conversation. "That's Dylan Pintos," she says, calling out to him and waving when he sees us. His eyes widen as he takes me in, before quickly turning around and walking away. "My brother's best friend," she points to a blond guy and he frowns back at us before following Dylan.
My thoughts are spinning as Anna continues to say, "Yeah, he's one the popular guys around here. Every girl's heart broke when he started dating Angela. Then again, popular people always stick together right?"
I'm barely hearing them as I remember Dylan. Our friendship. Our kiss.
Dylan Pintos, the best friend and first love that I left behind.


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SUBMITTED: Wednesday, October 20, 2010POSTED: Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Some weeks back, our company filed a Better Business Bureau complaint against Mr. Steve Floyd of AXZM, Dallas Texas www.axzm.com. It appears that Mr. Floyd may be using this venue as retaliation against that the BBB filing. Reports of this nature and on this site should be accurate. I believe that under the circumstances described in the report, the person filing should be identified, as well, so that he may be held accountable for his libelous statements.
Mr. Floyds report is constructed of untrue, even what could be considered weird statements. Because answering each and every one here would take several pages, the following lists a few examples.
1) A specific response to one that relates to billing: He states that as anyone who is in business knows you have to ask your designers to give you a back log of what they did, and how long it took them to complete. In every business where I have worked, when you bill your client for hours rendered, you already have a listing of what hours were expended on what tasks and by whom or you would have no basis for the billing. In that event, you would already have compiled the log and have no need to ask for another two days to send the bill you have yet to make up.
2) There were two other witnesses in the room besides Mr Floyds mother, Debra Sweet, whom he refers to as his secretary, account manager, or office manager.
Leaving aside the actual service dispute with Steve Floyd, some of the easily disproved statements are:
1. He says that he has called us daily for the last month straight and he was hung up on or told we were out. Our receptionist took three calls from AZXM in the two weeks after August 26, all from Esther DEntremont who said she was now assigned to our account. The phone system log, which, unlike email, is not subject to selective modification, shows no other calls from AXZM since that time.
2. No emails have been received since August 27, the date AXZM dallas web design aka Stephen C. Floyd quit working on our project. Which was after we pointed out that AZXM was using a freeware template and calling it their own design, and then trying to bill us for twenty plus hours worth of labor to install the template. The actual designer of the template freshly installed a (functioning) retail version for $69.00. It took him twenty minutes to do the job.
3. Mr. Floyd claims "As we have researched, they are a family of grifters and scam artists who were ran out of Chicago for stuff just like this. They have a lot of complaints already in their short two years here in the Southwest United states." Which are extraordinarily odd things to say. Mr Floyd will be called on to produce this research in court.
4. Mr. Bruns and his family members have been living and running their businesses in Texas since the mid 90s, no member of this family has lived in Chicago since the 1980s. From our point of view, the fact that Mr. Floyd felt it necessary to write such spurious, and off-the-wall comments seems to actually serve as a demonstration of just one of the many reasons we felt it necessary to speak with the BBB in the first place.
To answer his allegations against our business integrity, we are electronics recyclers. We process over one hundred tons of electronics a month. Our philosophy is that reuse is the highest form of recycling. We do our best to ensure that the recycled items we sell are exactly as advertised. Sometimes, mistakes are made and we do our best to correct any that may occur. Sometimes, despite our best efforts, the resolution is not to the buyers satisfaction.
Of course, we would prefer those disputes to remain private, and it is still America and still the individuals right to voice his or her dissatisfaction. As long as the vocalization is accurate, no one here questions that right. As is also true that no one wants to be the victim of blatant lies.
Mr. Floyd chose to remain anonymous in his filing. We do not. Our contact information is posted in the report. I posted my full name in the rebuttal of this report. This venue does not wish us to post direct email addresses, but mine is on our website and/or can be obtained from our receptionist.. Email is better than telephoning, since I am often in and out of the office, but our phones are answered Monday to Friday between 8:30AM CT and 4:00PM CT, with a 30 minute break at Noon for the receptionists lunch.
I will be happy to answer questions regarding the remainder of Mr. Floyds allegations and/or any questions with regard to the basis of our original complaint against his company AXZM dallas web design.
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The tanker hit two cars and a wagon after it fell from the M60 motorway just after 9am near junction 18 at Simister Island, near Prestwich, Greater Manchester.
The occupants of the two cars and the wagon are believed to have suffered minor injuries and are being treated for shock. The distance the tanker fell is believed to be more than 20ft.
A Greater Manchester Police spokeswoman said: "Accident investigators are at the scene and a number of diversions have been put in place."
Junction 18 of the M60 is the point where the motorway changes into the M62 towards West Yorkshire.
The spokeswoman added: "The M62 eastbound is closed over Simister Island. Traffic is being diverted from the clockwise carriageway of the M60 on to the M66 and then turned round at the first junction to come back down the M66 and on to the M62 eastbound."
The content of the tanker was thought to have been tar and "is safely contained within the tanker", added the spokeswoman.
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The 7520 rate for February 2012 stayed level at 1.4%.
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"If I Die", a new app for Facebook, has generated a great deal of media attention lately.
For those of you who have not yet heard of it, "If I Die" allows people who download the app to create their own video or text message that is stored on a secured server until he or she passes away, at which time "If I Die" posts the video or text message to his or her Facebook page. To prevent premature posting to the user's Facebook profile, "If I Die" requires users to appoint three "trustees" who will be responsible for verifying the user's death.
By offering people a unique opportunity to send a meaningful final message to the people they leave behind, "If I Die" allows users to put a modern spin on the practice of creating an ethical will, which practice dates back to the biblical era. Throughout history, people have created "ethical wills" for various purposes, such as to pass on stories or messages of love and wisdom, to share life's lessons, or to express one's hopes and desires for future generations. People sometimes prepare an ethical will in conjunction with their Last Will and Testament (a legal document that disposes of a person's assets) to explain, for example, the significance of certain items of tangible personal property passing to certain individuals (such as family heirlooms), or to provide an explanation as to why they chose to distribute assets in a certain manner under the provisions of their Last Will and Testament.
For those readers who like the idea of passing on a meaningful message to loved ones, but have concerns about posting their final farewell on Facebook for their entire virtual network to see, consider creating an ethical will instead.
To learn more about or download the "If I die" app, visit this website: http://ifidie.net.
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Starting on January 1, 2012, Illinois property owners have a new option when it comes to transferring their residential real estate on death. Now that the Illinois Residential Real Property Transfer of Death Instrument Act (the "Act") has been signed into law, Illinois joins several other states, including Missouri and Colorado, that allow some form of transfer on death instrument for real estate.
The IRS announced today that the deadline for filing 2011 tax returns will be April 17, 2012. April 15, the normal deadline, falls on a Sunday this year, and Emancipation Day falls on Monday April 16 this year. Emancipation Day is celebrated in the District of Columbia, and District of Columbia holidays impact tax deadlines in the same manner as federal holidays.
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The Ph.D. programme in Sociology has a longstanding tradition of excellence in Italy. It was one of the first to be established after the 1980 university reform and has provided a large number of outstanding academic sociologists who have gone on to make significant contributions to teaching and research in Italy and abroad. The aim of the programme is to provide structured training in theoretically-guided empirical research across a wide range of sociological fields and to introduce students to current international debates in both qualitative and quantitative social research.
The course consists of a three-year programme of 60 credits per year. The first year is devoted to basic training, in conjunction with the activities of the Faculty's interdisciplinary Graduate School in Social and Political Sciences. The second year is partly spent in a relevant university department abroad and is devoted to the initial drafting of the thesis. The third year is entirely spent completing the thesis.
Graduates will be able to compete successfully for positions as researchers (in public and private universities and research centers), skilled professionals and consultants in sociology to public agencies and international organizations and institutions in Italy and elsewhere in Europe.
In 2013, the PhD Programme in Sociology has made an agreement with the University of Turin and given rise to the new PhD programme in Sociology and Methodology of Social Research. The Programme is thus enriched with new skills and research fields, and reinforces its position among the leading programs in Italy in terms of doctoral excellence.
Since 2014-2015, the PhD programme in Sociology and Methodology of Social Research (SOMET) has offered PhD positions for joint degrees with two LERU partner universities – University of Amsterdam and Lund University.
For the cycle starting in 2016-17, we are offering one scholarship for a joint degree with the University of Amsterdam.
Joint degree with University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research (AISSR)
For this PhD position (3 years) we welcome projects in the area of health, care and risk that look at the relation between institutional arrangements and everyday life. What is, for instance, understood and experienced as 'illness', as (proper) care for older and disabled people or children, or as 'formal' and 'informal' varies across time, across societies and within societies along the lines of gender and sexuality, class, ethnicity/race, religiosity and generations and is shaped by and shaping cultural norms and socialization processes. Questions that can be addressed are (a) How institutions shape the cultural, social, and political meaning of health and care across societies and across social groups within societies (b) How institutional change - at the intersection of globalization/Europeanization, citizens demands and new technologies - affects the diverse meanings and political understandings of health and care. (c) How everyday practices reproduce or challenge these meanings and how institutions are affected by everyday concerns.
Projects that look at the same relation between institutional arrangements and everyday life in areas other than those indicated will be also considered.
The research areas covered by the PhD Programme now include:
Cultural Processes: Body and Consumer Culture; Emotions; Everyday life; Intercultural Relations; Lifestyles; Multiculturalism; Youth Cultures.
Media and the Public Sphere: Citizenship; Digital Media; Language and Communication; Public Opinion; Social Media and Political Participation; Social Movements.
Methodology of Social Research: Applied Multivariate Analysis; Ethnography; Epistemology of Social Research; Qualitative and Quantitative Methods; Statistics and Mathematics for the Social Sciences.
Social Inequalities and demographic change: Childhood and Children; Family and Welfare; Gender; Health; Intergenerational Relationships; International Migration; Poverty and Social Exclusion; Social Inequalities.
Urban Spaces: City and Urban Life; Gentrification; Modernization and Local Development; Space and Mobilities; Urban Ethnography.
For each of these sociological areas/topics, the PhD Programme places particular emphasis on the integration of theory and methodology of research.
A more detailed list of research topics and possible supervisors is available here:


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - January 22, 1989, New Braunfels, Texas Representative wants to cut off pushers'fingers AUSTIN (AP) — Drug pushers with repeat convictions should face the prospect of losing a finger as punishment, according to a state lawmaker, who says he is drafting a bill that would allow the penalty. See Page 12A Will 49ers be able to meet expectations? MIAMI (AP) — The never-ending search for "The Team'' — of the season, of the decade, even of the day — is so pervasive that the San Francisco 49ers have found themselves explaining why it's possible that they can lose to Cincinnati in today's Super Bowl. See Page 13A SO-WE ST MICROPTJBLI SH I NG 2201 BROOKHOLLQW PLS —SUITE 30 0 [fll^APLINGTOH, TX 76006 ft grows up with exhibit Plant Native Indian com, make pinatas in the Birthday Cake maze, and pretend you're cooking food in space in a real NASA galley. It's all there at the Kitchens and Cultures exhibit that starts Tuesday at the New Braunfels Children's Museum. See Page 1 B New Braunfels Vol. 137, No. 51 707 Landa St., New Braunfels, Texas 78130 (LISPS 377-880) 512-625-9144Sunday January 22, 1989 50 Cents Four Sections, 42 PagesGood day Clear skies and cool temperatures are in today's forecast. The hifgh today will be 60. Winds will be from the southeast at IO mph. Clouds will start rolling in tonight and the low will be 39. Monday's v high will be in the high 60s. InStde: BUSINESS.............................8-10A CLASSIFIED..........................7-10B COMICS..............................4B.1-8C CROSSWORD.............................3A DEAR ABBY.............................11A EDUCATION. .............................6B ENTERTAINMENT.....................11A KALEIDOSCOPE.....................1-5B OPINIONS....................................4A SPORTS...............................13-15 A TV LISTINGS...........................1-8D WEATHER...................................2AStammtisch The newest exhibit for the New Braunfels Children's Museum, Kitchens and Cultures, will open Tuesday with an open house from 9 a.m to 5:30 p.m. No admission will be charged and everyone is invited to drop by to see all the neat things going on al the museum in Courtyard Shopping Center. On that note, museum workers need some donations of some things for the exhibit and for the permanent exhibits there. One item is toilet paper rolls (empty) lo use for making pinatas and lite other items arc empty cercal boxes, cans and anything else that could stock a grocery store shelf, lf you plan to donate grocery items, they ask that you open them from the bottom so they look real on the shelf. For the new Storybook Corner, die museum needs children's books and magazines and any old beanbag chairs you have sitting around the house. To donate items, drop by the museum or call 620-0939. For more information on the museum and its new year, see Page IB today.... Happy birthday DDC. The Defensive Driving Course is 25 years old this year and the Charlie Rose Agency in New Braunfels is celebrating, too. More than 10,000 drivers have graduated from his course since 1974 when he began teaching locally. Rose is teaching a course this Tuesday and Thursday from 6 to IO p.m. at Canyon High School. Call 625-8081 or 625-8576 to sign up.... The American Association of Retired Persons is sponsoring a "55 Alive" driving course Wednesday and Thursday from 12:30 to 4:30 pan both days at the Senior Citizens Center, 142 Comal St. Pre-registration is required and a $7 fee will be charged. For more information and registration, call 629-1161.... Tickets still are on sale for the Chamber of Commerce annual banquet Jan. 27 at the Civic Center. Call the chamber, 625-2385, for info.... The Advanced Theatre classes at New Braunfels High School will perform scenes from The Nerd, Fools, and the Odd Couple The scenes, directed by Rob Choate, Brandy Lytton and Erie Zamora will be judged. Awards for best director, best play, best actor and actress, all-star cast, and honorable mention will be given. The students are taught by Kathy Hill. The performances will be in the NBHS cafetorium at 7 p.m. Admission is $2.... The Wellness Group at Memorial Primary School is sponsoring a talk for women and anyone who is married to a woman, talks to women or works with women. On Tuesday, Dr. Keith Smith from the Texas Institute for Reproductive Medicine and Endrocrinology, will discuss pre-menstrual syndrome. Open to all NBISD Sea STAMMTISCH, Page 2A Staff shortage threatens jail certification By STEPHANIE DAVIS Staff Writer A low number of jailers — as few as two on duty at one time — in the Comal County jail could result in dangerous conditions and a loss of jail certification, says the Comal County Sheriff. "My biggest concent is the safety of the employees back there," Sheriff Jack Bremer said. "You end up on a shift sometimes with two, three or four people, lf we had a riot at a time like that, if we had sonic catastrophe ... I would fear for the safety of those employees." A recent rcpon by Jack Crump, inspector for the Texas Commission on Jail Standards, indicated a jail staffing shortage in Comal County. "This is a staffing proposal and we arc not infallible on that," Crump said. Crump said 46 employees arc recommended to adequately operate the jail. Comal County Jail employs 32 men and women. See JAIL, Page 2A New Braunfels City Council Monday will consider a Chamber of Commerce committee's request to hire a downtown coordinator. (Photo by Deryl Clark) Officials defend Downtown's future on minds hiring practices of council, chamber committee By DAVID BUILTA Stall Writer Is downtown New Braunfels in need of revitalization? Downtown leaders and City of New Braunfels officials have been considering that question for several years. New Braunfels City Council will consider action regarding downtown revitalization at a regular meeting Monday night. At a Jan. 9 council meeting, the Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce's Target Downtown Committee asked the city to consider hiring a downtown coordinator. The Target Downtown Committee was formed in the winter of 1987 at the recommendation of the chambers downtown task force to council and die chamber's board of directed. '110 Downtown Association also supported the committee's report requesting the coordinator. "We want downtown to be exciting and vital reflecting the personality of the entire community," said Marian Benson, president of the Downtown Association, "This is a community project. We feel like the Cay Council has to See DOWNTOWN, Page 2A By STEPHANIE DAVIS Stall Writer Questions about why some public officials didn't advertise staff openings surfaced at a recent Comal County Commissioner's Court meeting, hut the sheriff and county attorney maintain they hire persons they trust. "I don't have to advertise staff positions," said Comal County Sheriff Jack Bremer. Bremer hired Chief Deputy Elwood Holier/, and training and community relations coordinator Altin Trollingcr without advertising the positions. Commissioners asked County Attorney Nathan Rheinlandcr in court Jan. 18 why he didn't advertise his staff positions. Rheinlandcr said he hired his staff on the basis of previous job performance and trust. "I have to trust them to the extent that I would trust them to raise my own children" But County Judge Fred Clark said it isn't good judgment for officials to See HIRING, Page 2A Alamodome proponents, opponents take verbal battle to polls SAN AN FONK? (AP) Supporters of a S174 million domed stadium headed to easy victory Saturday in their fight to raise the sales tax a hareem over the next five years to finance construction of the 65,(XX)-seat facility. With about 97 percent of the 301 boxes tallied, the vote for the dome was leading about 53 percent to 47 percent, with 91,107 voting for the dome and 81,030 against the county-wide proposal. About 30 percent of the 566,OOO registered voters in Bexar County turned out for the election amid clear skies and warm weather. A heavy turnout of absentee voters gave the stadium's opponents an early lead, with 39,513 of the early votersIkels re-elected to EUWD Incumbent Dr. Kenneth G. lkcls received 180 votes Saturday in the Edwards Underground Water District directorship election. Ikels, who ran unopposed, was reelected to represent Comal County for a six-year term beginning March I . "We're quickly moving into a time when regulation of the underground water is imperative," Ikels said Saturday. Tuesday the Edwards Underground Water District board of directors voted to delay submitting a controversial Regional Water Plan to the Texas Legislature. The 8-6 vote pined Bexar, Medina, and Uvalde counties against Comal and Hays counties, which voted against the motion. See ELECTION, Page 2A opposing it compared with 36,655 voting for the referendum. Bexar County elections administrator Tony Gomez said he expected a total turnout of about 185,(XX) because of the pleasant weather conditions, but a little more than 170,(XX) voted. The vote culminates an 18-month verbal and propoganda battle between city officials, businessmen and grass roots groups over the referendum. The pro-dome were claiming victory as early as 8 p.m. while those against the proposal conceded about 8:30 p.m. Mayor Henry Cisneros, who leaves office in May after eight years as mayor and six as a councilman, has led the pro-dome factions that say the stadium will propel the city into a new dimension of competition with other cities for conventions. Cisneros told voters Saturday that the city's future rested in their hands. "Everyone has had their say, now the decision is in your hands,'' Cisneros said. The Rev. Roscndo Urraba/o, a cochairman of the grass roots organization Communities Organized lot City employees may get raises after freeze lifted By DAVID BUILTA Stall Writer New Braunfels City Council will consider thawing out the city's pay freeze and granting merit raises to city employees when it meets at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the New Braunfels Utilities meeting room. City Manager Paul Grohman has been working on the plan for several months. He will be asking council to accept a plan giving parity to employee salaries and giving merit raises as approved in the budget for this fiscal year. "We have revamped the pay plan. Basically the pay plan is how our employees are positioned as far as their pay," said Grohman. "We did Ute entire pay plan itself in-house, if we would have gone to a consultant, this project probably would have cost $20,000 to $25,000. We were able to do it in-house basically free." Grohman said he has had experience in developing pay plans. A good pay plan pays people equitably, he said. "Within our organization it guarantees that pay is equitably spread," he said. "We had a situation in the Fire Department where the supervisors actually made less than the firefighters working for them because of the overtime differential. "We've spread those out somewhat so Ute person with more responsibility actually gets more pay," Grohman said. "We also had some situations where some of our lower-paid employees, where they were doing comparable jobs side by side, and Uiere were 20 and 25 percent differences in their salaries." He said the differences occurred because wage freezes were in effect when some employees were hired, "We've addressed some of these things and think we have our employees on a fair pay plan that pays equitably widiin our organization," said Grohman. "I blink we created some light at the end of the tunnel in that people can see what a certain job is going to pay in the future and what die potentials are. "I think it's simply a necessity in order to develop a true merit plan. Basically the pay plan is die foundation. You can't build a good house on a bad foundation. In my estimations, and the department heads' and I blink most See COUNCIL, Pege2A ».. #«#» rn New Braunfels City Council will consider advertising for bids for the extension of South Walnut Avenue at its meeting Monday night. (Photo by Deryl Clark) Public Service, is among the leading opponents of die stadium'* financing proposal. Since the beginning of the year, Cisneros, Urraba/o and others have debated each other at town meetings and on television in an cl fort to educate the public on the proposed project. Proponents say tile dome would increase the city's SI .5 billion tourism industry by luring larger conventions. But Urraba/o and others say the public sector should take over the financing of the proposal and say a tax increase, if any, should be used for educational programs and basic services. Other opponents have said that See DOME, Page 2A Foundation will attract business for the county Comal County Commissioners entered into an agreement with New Braunfels Industrial Foundation to die lune of $25,000 bds mon bi to further economic development. "The New Braunfels Industrial Foundation is a non-profit organization that was created for the purpose of encouraging economic development and jobs," County Judge Fred Clark said. Commissioners signed the agreement Jan. 18 in a regular meeting of the court. "Tile county is desirous of promoting and protecting through economic development die general welfare and safety of its citizens by expanding and strengthening die county's tax base and improving the employment rate in the county through die location and expansion of industry and business in the county," the agreement stated. The foundation, which was instru- See INDUSTRY, Page 2A ;
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Ernest Tubb; Red Foley
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|Proper Records: PROPERBOX 54 (P1313--P1316).
Country music.
Previously released material.
Compact disc.
Program notes by Adam Komorowski (47 p. : ports.) included.
|Ernest Tubb, vocals and guitar; in part with Red Foley, vocals; with assisting musicians.
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|Recorded 1936-1952.
|4 audio discs : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
|Walking the floor over you : the hits, vol. 1. Walking the floor over you ; Try me one more time ; Soldier's last letter ; Yesterday's tears ; Keep my mem'ry in your heart ; Tomorrow never comes ; Careless darlin' ; It's been so long, darling ; Rainbow at midnight ; Filipino baby ; Drivin' nails in my coffin ; Don't look now (but your broken heart is showing) ; So round, so firm, so fully packed ; I'll step aside ; Seaman's blues ; You nearly lose your mind ; Forever is ending today ; That wild and wicked look in your eye ; Have you ever been lonely (have you ever been blue) ; Let's say goodbye like we said hello ; Till the end of the world ; I'm biting my fingernails and thinking of you ; Don't rob another man's castle ; Daddy, when is Mommy coming home? ; Mean mama blues --
Slippin' around : the hits, vol. 2. Slippin' around ; My Tennessee baby ; My Filipino rose ; Warm red wine ; Blue Christmas ; White Christmas ; Tennessee border ; Letters have no arms ; Don't be ashamed of your age ; I'll take a back seat for you ; I love you because ; Unfaithful one ; Throw your love my way ; Give me a little old fashioned love ; Hillybilly fever #2 ; (Remember me) I'm the one who loves you ; Goodnight Irene ; Don't stay too long ; Hey la la ; Driftwood on the river ; The strange little girl ; Missing in action ; Somebody's stolen my honey ; Fortunes in memories ; Too old to cut the mustard --
Blue eyed Elaine : Tubb the songwriter. Blue eyed Elaine ; I'll get along somehow ; Swell San Angelo ; I'll never cry over you ; My baby and my wife ; Please remember me ; Our baby's book ; First year blues ; Wasting my life away ; When the world has turned you down ; I'll always be glad to take you back ; I ain't goin' honky tonkin' anymore ; I've really learned a lot ; I'm wondering how ; I know what it means to be lonely ; Are you waiting just for me? ; Answer to walking the floor over you ; There's a little bit of everything in Texas ; Should I come back home to you? ; You'll want me back (but I won't care) ; There's gonna be some changes made around here ; I'm free at last ; Wondering if you're wondering too ; There's nothing on my mind ; Don't brush them on me --
Time after time : writers galore. The last thoughts of Jimmie Rodgers ; I'm missing you ; Time after time ; Forth Worth jail ; You were only teasing me ; A lonely heart knows ; You hit the nail right on the head ; Headin' down the wrong highway ; Waiting for a train ; When I take my vacation in the sky ; Stand by me ; The old rugged cross ; What a friend we have in Jesus ; The wonderful city ; Farther along ; Texas vs. Kentucky ; G-I-R-L spells trouble ; I'm free from the chain gang now ; The lovebug itch ; Kentucky waltz ; I'm with the crowd but so alone ; My mother must have been a girl like you ; Somebody loves you ; Don't trifle on your sweetheart ; Merry Texas Christmas, you all!
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - January 7, 1983, New Braunfels, Texas 10 New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung Friday, January 7,1983 No Down Payment? NO PROBLEM! Want a new home, but short on cash. Let us try to help. 625-4042 10 ' 5 ***** .rUUJ" •AV Member Comal County Listing Service BABY, ITS COLO UP NORTH! Cold Folks Want to See South Texas Listings- Strout's National Coverage Brings Your Property to Their Attention List with Strout for Action Call I3S-4515 We are qlad to show you the properties in the new EDGEWATER ESTATES a hiqhly restricted desirable place to live Paved streets water spacious homesites LOVELY- Corner lot water paved- too qood to last (65X130)51.950. or best cash offer mioht take it-m Cypress Cove YOUR OWN BOAT DOCK All conveniences. 3 Br 2B boat storage. Lake McQueeney. Listening to qood offer, A deal for S87.500 4% Interest! Yes a very special opportunity-3 Br 2 B. 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Treed, corner lot ad jacent to schools & shopping...............$59,000. 3/2 HOME with large open living area, gallery kit chen. Nice area...........................$59,500. I ACRE private and secluded, waterfront, with 125 ft. on Guadalupe River....................$62,500. FOUR BEDROOM, 2 bath Home in NBISD. check the owner financing.......................$65,000. MOBILE with frame addition on Guadalupe River. Fenced three sides........................$65,500. SUPER LOCATION! Huge lot, 3 bedroom, 2 bath plus owner financing, ('all today............$75,000. 3/2/1 rock home in desirable location. 2 fireplaces. french doors to patio......................$89,900. STEP OUT into the court from this 32 condo. Fully furnished, many amenities.................$90,000. PERFECT FOR FAMILYIN EXCELLENT AREA. 72 formal living and (lining................$94,500. UNIUQE LIFER AUS HOME. 32 in (ISI) You must see this one.........................$99,500. BEAUTIFUL 4/3'/, CONDO on Comal River. Living. dining, fireplace, Jenn Air, micro..........$110,000. OUT HUNTER ROAD, large home on I * acre. solar heated enclosed sw imming pool $115,000. 408 S. Seguin 625-7535 New Braunfels NEW LISTINGS WATERFRONT 2 bd/1 ba on PRETTY PART OF LAKE DUNLAP SSO OOO 4 ACRES 2/4 Bd/2'/? Ba high on a hill S145.000 CORNER LOT in excellent location $38,000 OVER 3 Acres in Gre* SOLD V Estates w 3/2 $99 500 EXTRA LARGE LOT with 3 BD/2 Ba home & plenty of room for extras $45,500 RESIDENTAL & LOTS IN THE COUNTRY Nice 2 Bd/1 Ba with porch $27,500 SEE THIS NICE older home on St Marys Street Good qarden area $42,500 MOVE INTO NICE neighborhood 3 Bdrm& 1 Bath lots ot storage $49 500 VICTORIAN 2 Bdrm SOLO 2 story partially restore $65 OOO MUST SEE THIS mini ranch 6 miles from town $78 500 EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD on the hill Lots of trees 3/2/2 $85 OOO 13 ACRE FARM w/home Has orchard & some equip $85 OOO 3 BD VICTORIAN with elegant restoration On edqe of town $215 OOO HISTORIC OLDER 3 story home Can De used tor business $259 OOO HILLTOP VIEW for this 6 Bd exec home Outside city CALL COMMERCIAL A LANO CANYON LAKE LOT with water access $3 850 CITY IOT with utilities on South St $4 900 2 6 ACS in Royal Forest Outside City $7,350 HILL COUNTRY LAND Almost an acre ot trees $8,500 PRETTY BUILDING SITES near edqe of town $18 OOO GOOD BUILDING SITE in Rivercrest area $21 OOO 5 ACRES in River Oaks Subd Property owners park $27 000 RIVERFRONT with view of countryside $50 OOO MOBILE HOME LANO. V? ac & 1 ac lots Owner Financed Cal LAND READY tor your mobile home Owner river park $4 500 and up UNRESTRICTED 5 acres outside city $4 500/ac 61 ACRES near Wimberley $2 950/ac HUNTING RANCH in Hill Country 105 secluded acres LOW DOWN OWNER FINANCED 126 FENCED ACRES on FM 1101 near town S3 500/ac COMMERCIAL ZONED land on Loop 337 $55 OOO 4 ACS Of 8 ACS Zoned for condos Excellent location CALL INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY 2 5 acres in path ot progress $25 OOO Residential • Rural Resort - Commercial • Rentals OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 625-6997 OUT OF TOWN CLIENTS CALL TOLL FREE 1-800/525-8910 Ext T97N 277 S SEGUIN AVE across from the faust hotel NEW CONSTRUCTION, 3/2. Cathedral ceiling, stone fireplace, walled garden area........$132,500. WATERFRONT HOME ON GUADALUPE, 2/2, formal living & dining, office, double carport. .......................................8135,000. LARGE & LIVEABLE--5/4 Home. Split plan, 2 living areas, many extras..................8139,000. CHURCH WITH 2 offices,kitchen, three class rooms, assembly hall, 3 baths, etc........8150,000. TWO BEDROOM, 3 BATH on sloping waterfront. Boathouse, workshop, many extras 8186,000. 3/2Vi on Lake Dunlap. Very unique. Must be seen to appreciate..............................$225,000. TWO-STORY 3 2 on Lake McQueeney. Huge porch facing lake. Basement in garage..........$385,000. CANYON LAKE ESTATE SALE-Anxious to settle quickly-2 story, 3 fireplaces, 2 balconies..................$125,000. MAGNIFICENT NEW 4 bedroom with cedar decks facing lake in terrific area...............$157,000. IMMACULATE LAKEVIEW HOME just a mile from boat ramp, 2 BRS A Hollywood bath.. $67,500. BEAUTIFUL Business K Home can be yours to work & live at the same time...Brick 3 BR-2 Bath with its own showroom.. fixed financing at $89,500. EB MIS Rich Lindell 935-4532 Paula Newell 964-3297 Pain Johnson 935-2616 Virginia Dillon 625-2787; Mel Hackler 629-3316; Hay Tabor 625-6414; Carola McNeil 629-2788; Eater Boarnet 625-5127; Betty Silliman 629-6317; B.C. Smith 629-5522; Norman Glenewinkel 625-3188; Betty Marsh 625-4995; Polly Gerko 629-4266; Lea Burges 625-4632. Hwy. 306 964-3725 Canyon Lake 03 oM JJA fijsjsE _5 ii REALTY INC MICKEY FERRELL REALTORS 557-5824 658-2350 FM 725 in McQueeney Mf Al TOM MIS YOUR FAMILY WILL DELIGHT In this charming 3 bedroom, 3 bath home with spacious living area and comer fireplace Beautiful backyard with covered patio Assumable 11% note Corporation is anxious to 9etl and has reduced the price to $74,900 OO* LAKE MCQUEENEY WATERFRONT Owner will consider financing this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with a ternfic view ot the Lake Did not flood! A buy at $74,900 OO WATERFRONT CONDOMINIUM Move right into this 3 bedroom, 2 bath exquisitely furnished condominium on U*e McQueeney Complete with poolside view and boat house A dream come hue at $92,500 OO STARTER HOME $47,500 OO will purchase this 3 bedroom, 1 bath doll house Excellent condition and in a ternfic neighborhood JUST USTED 3 bedroom, 2 bath in Townewood Village East This is a cute house with extras that would surprise anyone at the tx# price of $74,000 OO Low down payment and 11 75% interest rate NEAR LAKE BREEZE SKI LOOGE Lovely view of Lake McQueeney! Camp house with extras Only $80,000 00 EXTRA NICE MOBILE HOME Located in Lake McQueeney Estates 2 bedroom, 2 bath with extras* Call today $49,700 OO ENJOY THE WATERWAYS OF LAKE PLAC10 Must see this 2 bedroom, 2 bath home with large living area and sunroom Choice location! $135,000 OO THESE ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE TERRIFIC PROPERTIES WE ARE OFFERING FOR SALERIVERCREST AREAFinancing Available ★ Low Down Payment ★ Huge Family Room w/ ★ Energy Efficient Fireplace ★ 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath ★ Large Lot ★ Large Master ★ Located in CISD Glenn Hitztelder, Builder LREA 625-1911 owne & Country REALTORS □300 Landa r. Coll 625-2345 Comer of Landa and Fredericksburg All Properties listed with other REALTORS in MLS are available through our firm. HOMES 2BR/1 B in outstanding condition, nice quiet neighborhood on S Washington St..............$45,000. MISSION VALLEY ESTATES Large 3-2 country home fireplace, landscaped acre, NBISD......... $125,000. SUMMERHILL CONDO 3-214 special residence w/fire-place, fans, many special custom features.... S96.000. LOVELY HOME in Hill Country. 3 Br/2 Ba. on 1.563 acres Fireplace, central HP-HTG/Air, large master bedroom and bath. Lots of extras. Must see. $157,500. SPACIOUS 3 BR/2 B home on Tanglewood. Fireplace. built-ins, covered patio. Assumable loan $17,500. 4/2 IN MISSION OAKS. Beautifully landscaped-huge oak in front yard. Rear deck w/view. Many fine features................................$89,900. ATTRACTIVE 2 BB/1 B home on corner lot, 2 ceiling fans, central gas heat..................... $42,500. NEW 3 BR/2 B in Helms Terrace, walk to Courtyard Shopping Center. Quality construction, energy efficient, trees............ $75,000. WELL MAINTAINED 3 BR/1 B on tree shaded corner lot. Fenced yard, tresniy painted............$53,500. ATTRACTIVE 1921 VINTAGE 3 Br/2 B home. Preserved to retain antique charm. Remodeled to modern conveniences Downtown 2 acre qarden setting w/many pecan trees, creek frontage, owner terms... $185,000. MISSION OAKS. 4 Br/2 B, brick, living room, dining room, family room, fireplace, appliance^, rear deck, trees, fenced............................S115.000. 5 BR/4 B. w/Comal Creek frontage on I acre. L.R. w/ beamed ceiling, fireplace, family room w/wet bar. Pecan trees. Additional acres available $129,000. ON 2 WOODED ACRES with large live oaks. Native Rock home and 1 Br/1 Bath guest house Large garden with private well, nice bar b-que area. big fish pond, on edge of city..................SSS.500 NOCK 3 BR/2 B on 3.8 acres 3 miles out in Shadow Hills Fireplace, central H/A, above ground swimming pool, nice trees, garden area ............... $87,500. 2 BN/1 B.. CLEAN NEAT HOME. Near downtown. Quick possession.........................$45,000. VERY NICE. CUSTOM BUILT 3 Br/2 B brick home Divided bedrooms, FP, courtyard entrance. $78,500. 3 BR, 2 B, Roomy home in immaculate condition, guttered, landscaped yard,, privacy cedar fence. Green Meadows. Will go VA/FHA ........$75,000. 2Br, I B, near Textile Mill, utility room, garage, large lot with pecan trees. C l.S D...............$47,500. LOTS RESIDENTIAL LOTS. Helms Terrace S9.500-S10.000. LARGE RESIDENTIAL LOTS 3 miles out. NBISD. N.B phone, Green Valley Water, sensible restrictions Owner terms possible............$7,300 to $11,500. OUPLEX LOT in Summerwood, trees .... $14,100. DUPLEX LOT near Courtyard Shopping Center on quiet cul-de-sac...............................$13,500. COMMERCIAL 2.415 ACRES on Wood Rd zoned C l $56,500. 3.598 ACRES on busy Walnut St., zoned Ct with rail road frontage, owner financing avialable. .. .8111.000. • ♦ AC. corner of Loop 337 ft W San Antonio St. zoned M-1. Liberal owner terms 88.000 par acre. LARGE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY. 345 ft on S Seguin plus Casted frontage Owner terms.........$600,000 WALNUT STREET 2 prime commercial lots 1.8+ acres with 217 ft. of frontage Adjacent 3 59 acres also avail able, terms C-1.........................8110,000. IO AC. IH35/Hwy 81. M I. Sewer ft water SIO,000/ac 7 ACBE COMMERCIAL or apartment site, convenient location, utilities, trees ................$1.18 aq . ft LARGE 21 + AC. tract, zoned R-2, perfect for subdivid ing, utilities available, view of hill country w/800 + ft of Rueckle Road frontage ..............812,000/ac 10 + ACRES. Commercial industrial on W. San Antonio St. Rail frontage. Owner terms............$100,000. INDUSTRIAL PLANT, offices, work areas, steel building on 3 acres............ $300,000. ACREAGE 107 ACNE Guadalupe Country Farm with 3/2 residence barns, sheds, fenced, 2 stock ponds, paved road both ends, creek, terms.......... ...............$275,000. 11 ACNES IH 35 ft Schwab Rd. Commercial or in dustrial...............................$8. OOO/ac TWIN CREEK ESTATES. 5 10 acre tracts Hill country restrictions, FM 1863 CISD Owner terms. $3.850/ac 190 ACRE rolling black land stock farm w/15 acre lake piped water ft other improvements.........$450,000 5+ AC. TRACTS in Hill Country within 5 miles of city limits, beautiful trees, terms ............ $3,250/ac 7 + AC. FM 482 part in city, Solms water. . $4.OOO/ac NIGHTS ANO SUNDAY ONLY Doyle Krueger S25-3S20 Fritz W else ti •29-2809 Tommy Zipp 125-8701 Dortha McCracken •25-3211 3n BiatinctiueKiuer (Stake 3 bedroom. 2 bath brick Sc cedar ((ame on 5 plus acres near life riuer. excellent owner financing. $104,000.Ken Karger Real Estate, Inc. 625-4414.Call Bob 625-7434 for appointment. Sack (Stylrtdl (Realty. line. 22 YEARS OF SERVING NEW BRAUNFELS A M*** Vl»\\ xCtO* HOMES 3-2 GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD, On the Hill, lots of potential, large fenced yard, many trees, 2 living areas, fireplace..........................$75,000. 3-2 COMFORTABLE HOME on I acre in the country. Well landscaped good condition.. $97,500. 4-2 UKF! NEW with fireplace, mother in law floor plan, skylights, ceiling fan. large corner lot, priced right...................................$106,000. ARCHITURALLY UNIQUE: One of a kind. the ultimate in exquisite homes. 3/2 with office, two way fireplace, wet bar. very contemporary with the rich warm feel of the out-of doors.........$190,000. LIKE NEW AND PRICED RIGHT: 3/2 well main tamed, fenced yard, living r«H>m and Saltillo tiled sunroom, low utility bills.................$59,500. TEXAS STYLE COUNTRY LIVING: 42 & >/* fireplace, wood floors, large master bedroom. On 4 acres of beautiful land with tall trees. Great for family living.............................$96,000. SPENDID CUSTOM HOME: In mission Oaks with a fantastic view decks on 3 levels, open free flow ing plan with multilevel arrangement. 2 living areas, 2 eating areas, master suite is outstanding. .....................................$250,000. A MANSION FOR SALE: 128 yrs. of New Braunfels History seen by this home. I wo story, lovely home, ideal business location, a one of a kind treasure, 5/3 with high ceilings and large rooms. .......................CALL FOR DETAILS. A REAL CUPCAKE: De curator perfect 3 2 corner fireplace, motherinlaw floor plan, central vacuum unit, built in GE appliances, microwave, office area. Fine quality construction................ $81,250. LIVE IN THE' COUNTRY • On 4 acres of hill counry land, fireplace, barn, garage apartment. $100,000. CHARMING OLDER HOME, eompeltely remodel ed, new wiring. This large country home has re tamed ifs old world flavor, with high ceilings and large porches. On acreage...............8110,000. RENT PROPERTY GOOD CONDITION and shows well. I I, fenced yard, deep lot, trees..................... $30,000. DUPLEX - High occupancy rate good condition, large rooms call for details.............. $46,500. INVESTMENT PROPERTY • Triplex great loca lion high occupancy rate financing available. ........................................$44,000. DUPLER - 2/1 two story good condition high occupancy rates call for detials...........$46,000. office: space for rent - AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY 1,100 Sq. E't. On Landa Street, Good Terms CALL FOR DETAILS VERY PRIVATE AND SECLUDED LOT: Many beautiful mountain laurels brush has been cleared,! WATER & SEWER TAPS ON LOT $17,500, 35 ACRES in the city limits with a view.......Call 2 LOTS in Mission Oaks, one on the corner and the adjoining lot.................EACH $40,000. 3 LOTS - Mission Oaks............EACH $12,500. ACREAGE & COMMERICAL VACANT - excellent location convenient to all downtown area..........................$17,000. LARGE TRAILER PARK • 26 lots, I house, I efficiency apartment, and 7 fully furnished mobiles. Prime business location. Good financing with positive cash flow.......................$280,000. PRIME COMMERCIAL tract over 2 ac. on Loop 337 and HANZ LANE...................$125,000. ANOTHER PRIME COMMERCIAL TRACT 1.8 ac. on Loop 337 ..........................$84,000. 150 ACRES, 8 miles from Wimberley .... $2,500/ac. 152 ACRES Lake Dunlap frontage.......$6,000/ac. PHONE 625 9101 r errs* Viol than 625 4*440 l)ao Dean 625 847; Betty Mathis 625 9602 Toys Bredewater 625 2111 Terri Spandau 629 3008 Hobby Ohlrich 625 397 Ken Molthan 625-6440 Nell Agoello 629 2181 DRINKING AND DRIVING CAN ADD UP. ;
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Located just five miles north of Blue Ridge, GA, at the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, The River's Edge is where you will experience the rustic ambiance of country living, combined with the modern conveniences of home, in this roomy 5 bedroom, 3 ½ bath property. From the large front porch take in a breathe of fresh mountain air and encircle yourself in the peacefulness of nature. On the 1,600 sf screened-in back porch, overlooking the Toccoa River, sit back and relax, take an afternoon nap on the hammock, or lounge in the large six person hot tub. Relish in the tranquil beauty of the surrounding outdoors while basking in the warmth of the outdoor fire pit just steps away. The stars are abundant and the moon never brighter! Have a picnic, fish, watch the wildlife, or enjoy the fellowship of each other on the private dock overlooking the river with the beautiful mountain valley views. For the competitive type, or just a friendly game, corn toss, or crocket. For the water enthusiasts, take advantage of the river where you can go tubing, fishing, kayaking, swimming, and more in Georgias #1 Trout River, the Toccoa River, where you have direct access to the river on the property. Step inside to a fully furnished kitchen with a five burner stove, double ovens, and all the equipment needed to cook a fabulous meal. In the great room relax in front of the 73 inch flat screen TV with satellite TV, DVD player, sound system for listening to music both indoor and outdoors, and a gaming system hookup. There is a library full of DVDs and VHS for your viewing pleasure. The large dining room table seats eight and the kitchen counter top bar seats an additional six. When you're ready to sleep, there's plenty of room for that too. On the Upper Level you will find a king-size bed in the gorgeous master bedroom with breathtaking views from the wall of windows overlooking the River, a sitting area, and a large closet with cubbies. The master bathroom is spacious with double sinks and an over-sized shower . With an entrance off the master bath you'll find a twin bedroom perfect for those of any age needing a quiet place to sleep or nap. Also on this level you will find a large bunk room with five twin beds, and a full size bed, a couch, and an attached half bath. On the main level of the property you will find a queen-size bed and a twin in one bedroom, with an attached full bath. This bedroom has french doors leading out onto the screened-in porch. There is also a second bedroom with a queen bed, full bath with bedroom and hallway entrances, and french doors leading to the screened-in porch.
Just added 2017 a rough finished Game Room above garage with Pool Table and seating and inside the garage a ping pong table.
Should you choose to venture out, here is just a sampling of things to do:
* Mercier Orchards
* Blue Ridge Scenic Railroad
* Swan Drive In Theatre
* Trout Fishing Capital of Georgia-Below Blue Ridge Dam
* Rent a Pontoon/Canoe/Kayak/Paddleboard at Lake Blue
* Class III & IV Whitewater Rafting-Ocoee River, TN
* Horseback Riding/Hiking/Shopping/Restaurants
* Miniature Golf
* Harrah's Cherokee Casino, GA 60 Spur to US 74E, Murphy, NC (35 mins.)
* 9-hole Golf Course-Copper Basin Golf Club, 423-496-3579
Whatever you choose to do, a stay at The River's Edge is sure to leave you with unforgettable memories that will last a lifetime. Minimum night requirements may vary different times of the year or on Holidays. Please call Rental Agent Ashley directly at 678-481-5638 if you have any questions.
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60 day cancellation for refund of money paid in, less $150.00 cancellation fee. Minimum night requirements may vary different times of the year, or on Holidays. Please call Rental Agent Ashley directly at 678-481-5638 if you have any questions.
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The maker of Sam Adams beer says it is withdrawing its sponsorship of Boston's St Patrick's Day parade a day after negotiations to allow gay groups to march broke down.
Boston Beer Co said in a statement Friday that it is disappointed that an agreement couldn't be reached between the gay rights advocacy group MassEquality and parade organizers that would have allowed gay veterans to march. The parade is scheduled for Sunday.
For weeks, Boston mayor Marty Walsh has attempted to broker a deal between advocacy group MassEquality and the organizers of the South Boston parade, the Allied War Veterans Council, which would allow a group of LGBT individuals to march for the first time in decades. With the parade scheduled for Sunday, there appears to be little sign of a compromise.
Walsh's press secretary Kate Norton told the Guardian on Thursday the mayor "remains optimistic that an agreement can be reached", but MassEquality representatives say they have given up hope.
Sam Adams' decision also came a day after a bar in Boston's South End said it would no longer serve Sam Adams beer because of the brewer's affiliation with the parade. The parade organizers' phone went unanswered Friday.


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After losing a lot of their offensive firepower by parting ways with leading scorer and Designated Player Andres Mendoza, the Columbus Crew took a step in finding an attacking solution by signing Chilean midfielder Milovan Mirosevic on Wednesday.
Columbus had success with a Chilean signing a year ago, finding a stable right back in Sebastian Miranda. The hope for the Crew is that Mirosevic turns out as well. The 31-year-old attacking midfielder scored 46 goals over the last three seasons for Universidad Catolica. He's been capped 25 times for the Chilean national team, including during recent World Cup qualifiers, and he should combine with Eddie Gaven and the up-and-coming Dilly Duka to provide a spark in the middle of the park for Columbus.
The Crew might not be done in the international market, either. According to reports out of Costa Rica, Columbus is set to sign Saprissa forward Olman Vargas, who was on loan at Herediano last season.
What do you think of the moves? What else do you think Columbus needs to do to be considered a competitor in the Eastern Conference?
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Michael Vann
A very good signing for the Crew. He's exactly the #10 the Crew have needed for a long time. He's long been a catalyst for Catolica and really been lynch pin in their success domestically and abroad. Watch out for his free kicks. Mirosevic has been known to score some beauties. A smart move by the Crew. Very smart.
Awesome to see the Crew makin' moves, hopefully he and Rent can be a 1 – 2 punch we desperately need.
Very good for Crew, another good player signed for MLS for the next season. Good luck.
I'll say this again. About half the league's teams seem to be aggressive and know what they're doing. Those are the teams that were in the playoffs in recent years, or hovering on the edge. The others just seem to be sitting on the sidelines unable to keep with the efforts of the league's top teams.
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So the ICC says politics and sport should not mix and probably won't ban the Zimbabwe cricket board.
Maybe Cowers was having a mad cow year in 2006; but back then didn't Robert Mugabe's government take over the national board? Isn't that classed as political interference?
The fact is that no one wants to play Zimbabwe. They rubbish at hitting leather balls with willow bats, it is not safe to tour there and its leader is a despot to whom no one in their right mind would want to give credibility.
Then there are the selection policies that saw inadequate players selected along racial lines, plus the dismissal of all white and Asian administrators because of their unacceptable 'agendas'.
Political enough for you?
Here is the crux: would a ban (until they cleaned up their act) defend the separation of sport and politics, or mix them further?
Let's keep it on the real: there is no way in this situation that politics can be kept out of sport. There is more chance of Freddie Flintoff smashing a century in the second innings against Sussex.
That is why Australia refused to tour Zimbabwe last year, why Cricket South Africa suspended cricketing relations last week and why our own Government followed suit in ordering the England and Wales Cricket Board to cancel their 2009 tour of England.
These actions were not taken lightly: the ECB have in the past been subjected to a massive fine for refusing to travel for a scheduled tour.
An ICC vote over whether Zimbabwe ought to be suspended is due in the next couple of days: if Sri Lanka, India and Pakistan - who played a full part in the cricket world while under a military regime - back their retention within the council, that would be enough.
If that happens the ECB could be in for a serious stand-off: should they refuse to welcome Zimbabwe, as a full ICC member, to England for the World Twenty20 next year, the tournament could be taken from them and hosted elsewhere.
It seems obvious to Cowers that to continue to stand firm in the face of this possibility would be madness even a cow would struggle to contemplate - but that would discount the influence of Gordon Brown's powerbrokers in parliament, who are keen to be seen to be tough on Mugabe.
If it comes to that, the ECB should make its own statement on the politics and sport question - and ignore Downing Street, if only in protest at petrol prices and the 10p tax rate, not that it affects Cowers much in his field.
Completely off on a tangent, what would happen if England honoured a commitment to tour Zimbabwe in future? Would even Freddie, with his lucrative sponsorship deals, be able to afford his daily staple of Big Macs and Lucozade? Cowers suspects he'd have to re-mortgage the house before he left.
QUOTE OF THE DAY: "I think he is a character who really gets people motivated and his own performance is always up and the crowds love him. That is the challenge that we have to face." South Africa captain Graeme Smith has obviously not been doing his homework on Flintoff in recent weeks ahead of the Test series with England.
FEEDBACK OF THE DAY: pompstarr: "Forget Freddy folks... he's lost his "mojo". Answered by thomas_rea1977: "I would say that the time is right to get some young guns in the England cricket side if you want us to win the ashes back so yeah baby oh do behave."
TALKING POINT: After this welcome Austin Powers-inspired input, we want to hear Zimbabwe-cricket-Mugabe opinions held by a British comedy character. Harry Enfield, Little Britain, Monty Python... you decide.
LIVE: India are playing Pakistan in Karachi while the County Championship continues - check out the latest with our scorecards.


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