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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - September 12, 1997, New Braunfels, Texas Catch up on your favorite football teams — three sections® Friday, September 12,1997 Serving Comal county and surrounding areas for more than 145 years ■ Home of Andrew Webb TOPAI 50 CENTS i f ■ ' k 'h'~ ' New Braunfels I "Wftj \ ' j . V ' 24 pages in * r" W TON IQ " * * * * * * X- X: y : ^"K J* * A Af J* *• .. A A * X X • 0 V, , ,s'o ^ A/^c, ,s> * C'/'. 7 o,. '/.} r- '' Op:,. < V'> '■■■ r / c * % 'J/ // , 145, No. 217 Inside Editorial........................................4A Sports......................................1B-3B Comics.........................................4B Marketplace.............................1-8C Dear Abby .......................3A Hit Hinld Itiltunq! The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung extends birthday wishes to: Rosa Hinojosa, Ashley Evans (belated), Andrew Webb (9 fears), Emfly Brocks, Murray bacchii, Steven Venegas (9 years), Define Prefas (Saturday) ami Michael Anthony Rosales. To have a birthday or anniversary listed here, call 625-9144. Men Count iud aufljloMn MOI flVoRcDv (Ttofanrmsusdh pea per cubic meta of -I- - - — Jrin .-j U . rW *—-----» I Innj \ ar. rormaKn pkmobo ny ur. Hank nampei) River Information Comal River — 304 cubic feet per second, down 4 from Wednesday. Erfcvwds Aquifer Panther Canyon Wet — 625.48 feet above sea level, up .01 fan rn lilnrfan *--- TfOfTi wednesday Canyon Dam discharge — 459 cfs Canyon Lake inflow — not available Canyon Lake level — 909.25 feet above sea level (Above conservation pool.) NBU reports pumping 6.916 mdon gallons of surface waler Wednesday, and 132,000 gallons of well water were used. Partly Cloudy skids to prevail Tonight — Fair becoming partly cloudy after midnight. Low in tho mkt 70b . Southeast wind 5-10 mph. tatuhfay — Morning clouds, otherwise partly cloudy with a high in the mid 90s. Southeast wind near 10 mph Sit liny — Partly cloudy with isolated showers or thunderstorms. Highs in the 90s. — Partly cloudy with isolated afternoon thunderstorms Lows in the 60s. Highs in the 90s The SOS Inc., Food Bank needs to restock its shelves The items needed the most are canned milk, canned meats, vegetables, fruit, peanut butter, soups, cereals, laundry items, shampoo and bath items. To make donations, call 629-3663 or bring them to 248 Merriweather St. To apply to receive the food, come by the office and fill out an application. You will need to state the source of your income and go through a screening process. Gather around, partners — the Comal County Sheriff s Posse Rodeo will take place Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Posse Arena, Interstate 35 South at Soims Road exit. Adult admission for the rodeo and dance is $5. Children get in for $3. More than 50 local contestants will compete in 13 events. Spectators are asked to enter at the back gate off Soims Road. 1*96 road wofk continuos Texas Department of Transportation work crews are continuing construction of additional lanes to Interstate 35 South between Soims Road and Schertz (Farm-to-Market 3006). Numerous exits will be closed, but traffic lanes should remain open throughout the day. The only way motorists can get off of Interstate 35 is by utilizing FM 4B2JPM 2252 exit 'It's tim* for us to take tim* for mcIi other and ow grandchildren. I find that I don't have th# tim# I wish I had.' — County Judge Carter CasteeU - Casteel won't seek re-election T. I County judge makes I announcement today By DENISE DZIUK Staff Writer Editorial Page 4A Comal County Judge Carter Casteel announced today that she would not seek another term in office and instead would focus her time on her family and her private law practice. _ Surrounded by family, Casteel announced her plans during a press conference at Comal County Courthouse. Casteel, who was elected in 1990, will step down from her position Dec. 31, 1998. Casteel said the decision to leave the office was not an easy one, and she had been "talking to myself about it" since March. She said her mother died when she was 14, and that gave her a greater appreciation of family The decision not to run for re-election boiled down to having more time to spend with her husband, two children and three grandchildren. Casteel's son, Barron, is expected to graduate from law school in December and to take the bar exam in February. Casteel said she wanted to open a law office with the budding attorney. "I have a real fun opportunity to work with one of my children in helping him get started in his career," she said. "He and I are very much alike. I hope we don't lull each other " she added with a gnn. Casteel, who will be 55 in December, also said she wanted to have more time for her husband Tom, 63, who was supportive of her during her 20 years in public service. She said "it's his time now." She said part of that time would be spent instilling in her grandchildren the characteristics, values and attitudes she learned from her grandparents. "It's time for us to take time for each oth er and our grandchildren," Casteel said. "I find that I don't have the time I wish I had." Casteel, who grew up in West Texas, said her parents were strong individuals, much like herself. Despite that, she was allowed the opportunity to be her own person. During her public service, her children, Cheryl and Barron, had to stand in the shadows or take criticism for her actions, Casteel said. She said it was tune for her to get out of the way and let them become known for who they were instead of "Carter's kid." "I want them to be able to step out," said * Herata-Zeitung photo by Michael Daman Surrounded by family, County Judgt Carter Caafaal announces at a press conference in conrmdeeioners courtroom (hie morning that she will not run for re election d tee I o 8 — aa ad Esaa Aaa a m A#a#d ease sea seed in IVW. UMM m (QMM ay HVT FUNDI na Tom, • gnnaaaugnier ana in aum. Casteel "I want my kids to have that same opportunity to be seen and recognized for themselves." Casteel pointedly said her family had been very supportive of her while in public service, and never asked her not to run. She said stepping down was not an easy decision, but it was the right one. "I guess all in all, you add up all those things, and they pretty well say it's time to go," she said Casteel will not be leaving the county when she leaves, though. She said she would not try to run the county from behind the scenes but would continue to be active with local groups and causes. "FU still be involved in the politics and in trying to make this the best county in which to live for the residents of Comal County,'' she said. Before she leaves her office next December, Casteel said there were several projects she would try to wrap up. She said she wanted to see the completion of the Faust Street Bridge project, the jail expansion, the early Turn to Casteel, Page 2A Volunteers will clean Guadalupe Saturday By DAVID DEKUNOER Staff Writer David Kennon and his wife, Kay, loved camping out on the Guadalupe River so much that they decided to make New Braunfels their home. The Kennons moved from Houston in 1991. David Kennon said he and his wife always have had a fondness for the Guadalupe River. "We fell in love with it," he said. "That was one of the reasons why we moved." The Kennons were some of the first volunteers when Friends For Rivers established the lower Guadalupe River cleanup in the early 1990s. David Kennon will be busy again Saturday when he will participate in the cleanup. Registration for the Friends For River cleanup begins at 8:30 a.m. at Double Rockin *R' on Loop 337 and Whitewater Sports on Farm-to-Market Road 306. Volunteers and divas will clean Commissioners OK tax rate increase for '98 By DAVID DEKUNDER Staff Writer Comal County commissioners approved an increase in the tax rate Thursday. Commissioners Out of your pocket According to figures provided by the Comal Appraisal District, homeowners under the current tax rate of $.29218 paid approximately $233.74 in county property taxes on a $100,000 home. Under the new tax rate of $.30519, the tax bill will increase to approximately $305.19. a 20-mile section of the Guadalupe River from Canyon Dam to the Interstate 35 bridge. This year Kennon will help with volunteers and the logistics of the cleanup. He said he sees the river cleanup as his way of giving back to the community. "I enjoy the people I have met Turn to Guadalupe, Page 2A Court voted 4-1 to approve a tax rate of $.30519 per $100 valuation for 1998. Commissioner Jack Dawson voted against the tax increase. This year's tax rate was $.29218 per $ I OO valuation. Dawson moved to keep the tax rate at .29218, but his motion died for a lack of a second. Dawson said he voted against the tax increase because the county could use its reserve funds if an emergency arose. "We can spend approximately $350,000 of our reserv e funds," Dawson said. He said insurance also could cover emergencies. County Auditor David Renken said he projected the county would have $3.7 million in reserves by the beginning of next year, roughly 25 percent of the county's 1998 budget of $19.6 million. "If we have a disaster, we could operate the county for three months without any revenue," Renken said. Even with the new tax rate. Dawson said Comal County taxpayers were getting a good deal. "Compared to other counties in the area, I still think it is a bargain." Dawson said. Commissioner Moe Schwab said he v oted for a hike in the tax rate so that the reserve fund would remain intact. "I don't want to spend the reserves," Schwab said. "I want to keep that in case of a disaster. We need to keep a healthy reserve." Renken said the tax rate is set up this way: $.2003 for general fund, $.0036 for jury fund, $.0048 for indigent health care, $.041395 for debt serv ice, $.0550 for farm-to-market roads and $.0001 for flood control. County taps architect for jail growth project By DAVID DEKUNDER Staff Writer A Fort W orth architect was chosen by Comal County Commissioners Court Thursday to design the proposed expansion of Comal County Jail. Commissioners voted unanimously to accept architect Noms Fletcher of BSA Inc.'s plan. Fletcher's plan was one of two from which commissioners chose. The court also considered a plan proposed by Wayne Gondeck of Dailey, Rabke and Gondeck in San Antonio. Both architectural firms gave presentations to Commissioners Court last week. Fletcher's plan would expand the current 145-bed county jail in one of three increments, % beds at a cost of $3.1 million, 144 beds at $3.8 million or 192 beds at $4.6 million. The Texas Commission on Jail Standards has recommended the county expand the jail to 336 beds within nine years to meet the increased demand as population in the county grows. Commissioners can choose how many beds they want to build under Fletcher's plan. They will do that at their Sept. 25 meeting in the commissioners courtroom in the county courthouse annex. Jail administrator Jim Middleton said he wanted to see 192 beds added to the county jail, w hich opened in 1985. "I want to get ahead of the game so we can get 20 years out of it," Middleton said. Expanding the jail to 192 beds is expected to serve the county's prisoner population for at least 20 years Figures from Middleton show that the inmate population will grow dramatically over the next nine years. In 2000, the projected inmate population will be at 221; 247 in 2003; and 272 in 2006. Based on the jail commission's report, Comal County Turn to Jail, Page 2A Schools boost students struggling to read By DENISE DZIUK Staff Writer Many children are competitive, wanting to run faster and farther than the others on the playground, but a child struggling to read cannot keep up in the classroom. That's why both local school district offer programs aimed putting those kids bock on the same raiding level as others in their grade. Comal Independent School District insane-tiooal coordinator Brenda Fielder said the dis trict did not have a program like New Braunfels ISD's Help One Student to Succeed for its students, but does offer remedial reading courses at each elementary. Fielder said the classes, which are not commercial programs, allow the campuses more flexibility in what they offer. Reading matters "There's a lot of really good programs out there, but because campus needs vary,... they pick the method and material that best suits their needs," said Fielder. She said students were taught by trained teachers using a variety of teaching skills. The students are brought up to the appropriate reading level tor their class, and taught various strategies to continue with improvements before being placed back in the regular reading class. Turn to Road, Page 3ANew procedure corrects astigmatism —- Page go ahead and keep your money — Page 6A ;
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Genre: Poetry
You are looking back at me
With my you will see
Night and day, your never far away
No matter where I am
You are the sun that lights my way
The rain for me
You are my rock
My only world
You made my wish come true
Because I mean so much to you
Your love for me is so strong
This is where I belong
My arms are open wide so let me hold you
While you look into my eyes
You can see how much you mean to me
I am the mirror of your soul
Finally Im all yours, after some time
I was brought here from a road that was hard
It is okay no matter what comes
You will never leave my side
Dont let go hold my hand
You are my rock
My rain
Across the dark you light my way
No matter where I am
Your never far away
Your love leads me through day and night
Your Looking back at me.
You will be there
Looking into my
We are together now
Through every storm
We will find our way
You will look back to see
Me and my
Your love will lead me through day and night
Your never far away
No matter where I am
Your my light that guides me across the dark
Your my rain
My love
My one rock
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traps and other inconvenient thingsMature
Chapter One Hundred and Nine
Atlas, Phaedos, by rhetoric
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She washed her hands in the sink and grabbed a paper towel from the dispenser. The mirror was enormous and well-lit, and she tried to ignore the bags under her eyes or the lines that had developed around her mouth. She'd been frowning too much lately, she thought, and sighed, knowing it couldn't be helped. The trip was aging her more than a hundred years in Atlantis had.
She fidgeted with her curls momentarily, attempting to rein them into some semblance of order, but the chaos remained.
She felt something, then; a strange tingle down her spine as if something were… behind her? Nothing showed in the mirror, but she turned around anyway.
A mask lifted and a chiseled face floated in the seemingly empty air. She had enough time to think, Oh, shit.
The dart hit her in the neck and she knew immediately what was going on. Her hand shook as she lifted it to yank the dart out of her skin.
She said, "You've made a very serious mistake, Johnny Blue Eyes."
She threw it back at the unmasked man before her.
Her knees buckled and she hit the floor, darkness encroaching on her vision just fast enough for her to black out before her face collided with the tiles.
He had no idea where they came from. He'd scanned the area; he'd watched his corners, his shadows, and his overhead. It didn't matter. They had come, they had swept in and managed to do the one thing he had just sworn to Elseron would not happen.
They'd taken her. He couldn't help but feel an overwhelming, insane regret that he hadn't gone into the bathroom with her. It was the one place, and he should have known they'd pick it out, that he never followed.
He would get her back, he told himself; as steel filled his veins his breathing regulated. They would not have her long. They wouldn't have time to touch her before he slit their throats. He cracked his neck and began the hunt.
He could feel her, though it was murky and distant and scattered, but he followed the tug on his consciousness to the parking garage behind the pharmacy. He hung in the shadows, careful to stay out of sight – if they were after her, they would know she had a guard; any self-respecting snatcher would cover his bases, and Phaedos was definitely a base.
He was the entire fucking army, he thought, sardonically, and felt better. Sometimes all it took was a re-affirmation of what he was, of where he came from and what he was capable of. Suddenly, he realized it was better this way. Let them have her for a while – they wouldn't get a chance to harm her before he had them.
And then he would have their location, and they would belong to him.
He could rip them limb from limb. A flash memory of battle took over him, then; he was on a field littered with bodies, men with swords stuck through their chests, some without heads, and others without legs or arms. Some still breathing. Raised above his head was his hunting knife and a severed head. Blood rained down on him as he roared over the sounds of battle.
He remembered his battle cry as a lullaby, and peace filled him. He smiled in the darkness of his shadowed corner, the glint of battle gleaming behind his sapphire eyes.
He was behind the van before the engine started, and he slid his body beneath it as it reversed, holding his weight up along the frame of the van. His jacket hung low enough to drag on the pavement. Phaedos wondered how long the trip was going to be.
Twenty minutes.
When the van finally came to a halt, Phaedos' fingers burned with the effort of keeping his weight high enough that he didn't touch the highway. He waited for the sounds of steps to fade away, for the shadows of his prey to vanish in the distance, before he released his grip and allowed his body to hit the pavement with a thud. He stretched his fingers and rolled from beneath the van.
It was dark but there were parking lot lights lit all around him. He didn't recognize the building a few yards in front of him, but that was irrelevant. He would remember it from that moment on.
He slid his jacket off and left it behind a tire of the van. He checked his weapons and holsters, insuring they were strapped tightly on and wouldn't wiggle. He made his way around the building, his eyes sharp – looking for scouts, for cameras, for snipers on the roof – but he found nothing. The windows had borders that provided an extra inch of space.
He wondered what kind of company this was that could send snatchers that could steal a Queen but they paid for a building with such serious security issues.
He scaled the west wall, using the border around the windows to climb with relative ease. On the roof, he wondered where they cameras were for the second time. The foolish levels of security seemed out of place.
It's a trap. His guts knew it, his heart knew it, and his mind knew it.
The one thing all three agreed on, aside from this rescue mission doubling as a suicide mission, was that it had to be done. Atlas was inside.
That was all that mattered. He drew his dual .45s and clicked off the safeties.
If they already knew he was coming, he thought, he need not be subtle. He knocked down the roof door with a single well-placed kick. They were waiting for him inside, guns drawn and night vision goggles over their treacherous little faces. Phaedos laughed and blew nine helmets backward with the first round of shots. The second round left neat bullet holes between eight sets of eyes.
The murky swamp green irises of the last man standing were all he saw before the darkness crowded in and he felt himself slipping into a pit.
She opened her eyes and immediately regretted the decision. She was strapped into a straight-backed wooden chair, her arms tied behind her, wrists against the frame of the chair, and her ankles strapped firmly against the legs. She fought her restraints at first, attempting to throw her body weight from one side to the other in the hopes of snapping the wood, but it was fruitless. The handcuffs pinched the flesh around her wrists.
"Oh, be still," said an impatient male voice from just out of her peripheral vision.
There was duct tape over her mouth, she realized suddenly, as she attempted to tell her captor to find a hole and die. What good would it do them to gag her? Didn't they want information? What else had they taken her for?
The possibilities seemed endless, and for an instant, she was frightened.
From behind her, the man said, "Administer the shot, Doctor. Now that she's awake, it will be of use."
Immediately, her heartbeat sped up a few levels. Shot? No, she thought; they couldn't give her a shot of anything – she had to get out. She had to escape. Shots were terrible news in strange places, where strangers administered them with dubious intentions. Elseron, she thought, hoping her psychokinetic inheritance was strong enough that he heard her.
She struggled against the handcuffs again, knowing it was hopeless but desperate and out of any better ideas. She noticed the stinging pain where the cuffs were breaking skin, but it was tiny and distant and unimportant. It was the pinch at the base of her neck that had her concerned. She felt the syringe empty into her veins; the foreign liquid burned like a wet flame in her body, scorching her from the inside out, spreading to her muscles and seeping into her bones. She screamed, through the tape over her mouth, ignorant of the strange cracks and stutters in her voice. She couldn't help it, the pain was overwhelming. She screamed until her throat gave out, and even then, the fire burned inside of her.
The back of a hand cracked against her cheek and she snapped her eyes open, fury and remembered power hot behind the honey pools; but her power was unresponsive; she couldn't even feel the tendril of it along her spine. She felt nothing, nothing except a constant, dreadful blaze in her chest, in her arms, in her legs and her mind and her soul.
She could taste blood seeping in from the side of her mouth. The man before her was inordinately tall, with short cropped black hair and cold, steel eyes. He was frowning at her as if she had somehow disappointed him. With two fingers, he yanked the tape from her mouth.
She spit the blood in her mouth onto his shoes.
He hit her again, harder this time; the force of the assault temporarily blinding her. He said, "Where is Atlantis?"
She locked her jaw in place and said nothing, making sure to meet his eyes – though it took everything within her to stare into those lifeless irises and keep her mouth shut. The blood continued to pool in her mouth.
"I will only ask once more," he warned, grabbing her chin between his long, powerful fingers and forcing her to strain in the chair as he brought their faces closer. "Where is Atlantis?"
She sneered at him, blood lining her teeth, and spit. He was close enough that she hit him in the face, and splatters of her blood trickled down over his lips. She laughed, then, and the blow that followed was merciless.
One of her teeth was loosened, she could feel it, and she avoided tonguing it curiously.
To someone standing behind her, she could only guess it was the Doctor, her captor said, "Get me the hot iron."
Her nerves trembled beneath her skin, but she ignored it. She was being scalded from the inside out; adding some heat to her skin wouldn't kill her, she told herself, despite the panic rising in her chest.
She met his gaze with the same bloody sneer she had before. Unafraid, she told herself. A Queen would be unafraid, even in the face of captivity – even in the face of death.
When the hot iron came, her stomach twisted in anticipation. The pattern at the end of the iron was aglow with a hellish orange-yellow heat, curling and weaving letters in the terrifying glow; the grin on his face was something she imagined a demon might wear. With his free hand, he tore open the fabric of her shirt.
He pressed the near-molten iron into her flesh, just beneath her collarbone, and she gritted her teeth against the roaring scream that rose in the back of her throat.
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Clearfield Progress (Newspaper) - June 14, 1966, Clearfield, Pennsylvania Today's Chuckle Statistics can be used to support anything - mostly statisticians. The Progress Reader's Tip Read about state's Motor Vehicle Inspection Program on Page 5. Vol. 60 - No. 140 Our 56th Year Clearfield, Curwensville, Philipsburg, Moshannon Valley, Pa., Tuesday, June 14, 1966 15,155 Copies Daily 1 2 PAGES TODAY On Questioning Suspects Salvo of Criticism Greets Court Ruling By BARRY SCHWEID WASHINGTON (AP) - Law enforcement officials fired a salvo of criticism today at the Supreme Court's new decision riveting down strict rules on the questioning of suspects. The ruling by the high court Monday covers every police sta-lion and sheriff's office in the land. "It's the damndest thing I ever heard of," said Police Chief Henry C. Ashley of Garland, Tex., when news of the ruling in four confession cases reached the Texas Police Association convention at Odessa. "We may as well close up shop." 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Crowd watches in background after disorder broke out in Latin-American neighbor- hood after man was shot in leg when police tried to break up a gang fight. This photo was taken by Mel Larsen of Chicago Sun-Times. (Copyright 1966-Chicago Sun-Times via AP Wirephoto) County Board Gets Reports On 3 Items The Clearfield County Board of School Directors approved budgets and other financial reports, heard an outline of a proposed Manpower Training program and a report on the progress of site acceptance for the county's Area Technical School. The directors and administrators opened the session by hearing a proposal from George Derr of the State Department of Public Instruction that a program to train heavy equipment operators be sponsored by the County Board. 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|Reviews for A Brotherly Love
| Sweetmd24 chapter 1 . 6/19/2015
gotta love older brothers!
| silver sven chapter 1 . 6/18/2015
I love this relationship between them. Adam takes care for his kid brother, you can count on him, he always will. My favorite stories.
| LeMcHarStar4ever chapter 1 . 4/11/2010
Aw! So cute! :)
| The North Wyn chapter 1 . 10/15/2008
*Sniff* Poor Joe. I'm glad Adam was there to take care of him. good job! This is a very sweet fic and I think you kept both boys in character.
| The Dancing Cavalier chapter 1 . 8/25/2008
I really adore this story. It is so much like little Joe and Adam. You got their characters perfectly. You'r writing style is so superb - it is excactly how I would see a western written. So beautifully done.
| atrish1 chapter 1 . 7/19/2008
Rose, this was a nice moment you captured.
It does bring to recollection what I liked most about the Cartwright family- the moments of self-conviction and then the
family rescue. The brotherly love and support. Along with the humor to balance it all.
I enjoyed it very much
| Ster J chapter 1 . 7/13/2008
Brotherly love, indeed. I love how your stories sound so real that I can "hear" and "see" the whole thing like Iwas watching the episode. Excellent job.
So, are your stories inspired by actual episodes? Sometimes when you refer to some incident, I wonder if it is from an ep I missed.
| liz.england chapter 1 . 7/10/2008
Enjoyed it although I thought there wee another ccouple of chapters in the story
| Pixar chapter 1 . 7/5/2008
This is one of my favorite episodes. I like the way you ended the story...Seth...was a gray character for me. Joe would have definitely felt guilt for the whole affair. Good story, Rosemary!
| romirola chapter 1 . 7/5/2008
Great Bonanza story! Love to see these WHNs.


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Date of Stay: August, 2016
We stayed a total of 12 days while visiting friends and family. Such a beautiful, quiet and friendly campground. Lots of activities from boating, swimming, fishing and campfires to just plain relaxing and visiting with the friendly seasonal campers. Can't wait to stay again next year.
Date of Stay: July, 2016
Once again we were so happy to stay at Cedar Valley. We always call ahead and reserve a spot as we are traveling through Oklahoma. This RV park is about 6 miles off of I35, but is quiet, safe and extremely clean. Nothing negative to say. We are very pleased and will stay here every chance we get.
Date of Stay: July, 2014
This park is not too bad if you're not expecting a resort. As others have said, there are a lot of permanent residents, but we found them to be friendly, as were the park staff. I was a little disappointed that the fishing pond has seen better days and decided not to waste my time dropping in a line. The recreation room, store, and pool were also neat, but average. Over all, we will stay here again when visiting the area.
Date of Stay: July, 2014
We stayed in this park for a week and loved it. The sites have a rearward slope, but not too bad. They have a nice fishing pier and boat ramp within walking distance. The camp hosts were very friendly and helpful. The town of Bastrop is about 6 miles away and has a Walmart and lots of great places to eat. We found it to be a very quiet park on the week days and not too bad on the weekend. The only problem we had was being awakened in the morning by buzzards walking on the roof (LOL). When I opened the door they all flew away. Reserving on-line was quick and easy. They do have an extra fee per day, but give discounts for seniors and military. It's listed on the website. We can't wait to stay there again.
Date of Stay: June, 2014
Another great LCRA campground. Although this park is smaller than the South Shore, we found it to suit us just fine. Be aware that all of the sites have a rearward slope to them, but not too bad. We stayed from Sun-Thurs and had the place pretty much to ourselves. This was the week before July 4th. We plan to use this park on a regular basis when we're not out of state.
Date of Stay: February, 2014
What a great campground. Made the reservations on line because we heard that it fills up fast and we were glad we did. Our spot was close enough to the lake, that it was only a few steps to drop the fishing line in. The space between sites is awesome and you almost feel alone. We stayed during the middle of the week, so don't know how busy it is on the weekend, but we may find out later this fall. Looking forward to that!
Date of Stay: November, 2013
The good: friendly staff and the hook-ups are convenient. The bad: roads are narrow and sites are cramped. Road noise is annoying and goes on late into the night. Lots of permanent residents. Wi-Fi didn't work at all for us. Would not stay again, but that's just my opinion! Not much choice in the area.
Date of Stay: July, 2013
We have used this campground as an overnight stay in the past and love it. This time we called ahead and were glad we did. There are several construction workers staying here and they have a limited amount of short term sites available. Friendly host met us and directed us to our spot. All hookups were convenient and worked well. We plan to continue using this great campground in the future.
Date of Stay: July, 2013
This was a very active campground and a little too loud for us. Kids on bicycles were everywhere and the sights were relatively close together. I didn't see any trees and there were long term residents everywhere. However, it was clean and well kept. Check in was easy and the hookups were convenient.
Date of Stay: July, 2013
In our travels we use RV Reviews to determine the best available campground when it's time to stop for the night. After a long day of driving in the rain, we saw a break in the clouds and decided to stop early for the night. Check in was great and the staff showed us to our long, wide spot. Shortly after setting up, the storm caught up with us and the power suddenly went out. The manager was kind enough to come to each RV and personally assure us that power should be restored soon. It took a little over an hour, but the power came back on and the rain stopped. Drainage was awesome and in no time the puddles were gone. We highly recommend this park and give it two thumbs up.
Date of Stay: July, 2013
Nothing special about this campground. Just a good overnight stop. Friendly staff and the utilities were convenient. Would stay here again.
Date of Stay: July, 2013
Stayed here for a week and love this place. Everyone was so friendly that we felt like family. Swimming, fishing, boat rentals, clean restrooms. Perfect for a vacation spot in the North Country. Lots of activities for young and old alike. We WILL definitely be staying here again. Maybe a little longer next time!
Date of Stay: October, 2012
Stayed for 3 nights while visiting the Big Bend area. We chose this park from the reviews posted by others. The ONLY complaint is the noise from the train whistles. Seemed like they went by every two hours during the night! However, we wanted to be able to see the stars at night and we were very pleased with the subdued lighting of the park. Friendly staff, clean grounds and great location insure that we will stay here again.
Date of Stay: August, 2012
Very impressed with this clean and friendly park. We felt safe and secure. There is no freeway or train noise what so ever, so it is quiet very quiet. This is a basic park with nothing for kids to do, which worked for us "old folks." We plan to stay here again when we're in the area. LOVE this park.
Date of Stay: July, 2012
Stayed for 2 weeks and enjoyed the peace and quiet at this park. Although it has seen better days, the sites were level and the utilities worked great. The showers, restrooms, laundry and lounge area are some of the cleanest we've ever seen. If you need a fancy place, it may not be for you. But, if you're looking for a friendly, clean and safe park, We give it two thumbs up. We would stay here again.


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A meta-analysis of wetland contingent valuation studies
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There is growing interest in the potential for producing generally applicable models for valuing non-market environmental services which do not rely upon expensive and time-consuming survey work, but rather extrapolate results from previous studies. This paper presents a meta-analysis for the use and non-use values generated by wetlands across North America and Europe. The study assesses the socio-economic values attributable to the hydrological, biogeochemical and ecological functions provided by such complex environmental assets. The clustering of multiple values derived from single studies is examined through the application of multilevel modelling methods allowing for the hierarchical structure of such data.


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Home › Forums › Off Piste › Photography › Trekking poles with camera mount.
May 26, 2012 at 8:10 am #1290349
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Hello, I'm looking for a pair of trekking poles that can also be used as a monopod, or maybe as a bipod if there is one that works like that. The camera I will be using is a Canon 60D sometimes with a lens that can weigh up to 3lbs. I'm trying to get trekking poles as lightweight as possible that are also adjustable to use with a tarptent.
I've noticed that the Gossamer Gear has an adapter to convert their poles to a monopod. I am not confortable with the return policies and warranty of Gossamer Gear, and while calling them their rep. was rather rude, so I would go for their pole only as last resort. Are there other poles out there with an adapter like the GG or something similar? Anyone has experience with the GG LT4S with the monopod adapter or any other pole?May 26, 2012 at 10:11 am #1881324
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I have never had a problem with Gossamer Gear and I have bought poles ,packs, shelters ect. over the years.But if you want to go with another option then their is…May 26, 2012 at 10:43 am #1881334
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Thanks Anna, have you had the chance of using either of them with the camera adapter? That Yana will save me a few bucks over the LT4, specially if I can find it used somewhere.Jun 4, 2012 at 1:21 pm #1883927
Rich LilloMember
What I did is put a ¼-20 threaded insert into the top of the handle of one my trekking poles, then attach a mini ballhead mount that can be easily removed when not in use. I use a mini bungee cord with the other pole for a duopod. If you do this remove the strap from the handle, use a drill that is the small diameter of the insert, and use a long ¼-20 bolt with a nut as a backstop to screw in the insert. Make sure the ballhead mount you get will support the weight of your camera. Check Amazon and B&H Photo.Jun 15, 2012 at 6:45 pm #1887367
andrew brownMember
@abrown3mtgLocale: High Rockies
I picked up the mountain smith monopod from REI…. claimed weight is 14 oz….. construction quality isn't too bad, and felt much lighter than other options. I've been pleased with its performance so far… and at the price $29.00 I couldn't find anything to beat it!
Best of all, if I decide it doesn't fit my needs, or breaks…. back to rei it goes ;)
It has supported my 5d mk II even with a 70-200 2.8 lens…
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Sunday, October 21, 2012
5 Private Island Technology Conglomerate
The millionaires in the field of technology is easy to purchase favorite items. From luxury cars to private aircraft, they could buy with the money are abundant. Even the island was able to purchase them. Yes, some of the bosses in the world of technology there also has a private island. Of course, the price is exorbitant and unaffordable pockets of ordinary people. Here are some tech millionaires who are known to have a private island, as quoted from the Huffington Post 1. Larry Ellison - Lanai Island Not long ago, Oracle CEO and founder Larry Ellison 'acquire' an exotic island in Hawaii. Lanai, thus its name, is the sixth largest island in the territory of Hawaii. With prices in the range of USD 500 million, the island is also included in the world's most expensive berbanderol island. Indeed, Ellison is the sixth richest person with an estimated wealth universal USD 36.5 billion, so he was able to buy it. Lanai Ellison bought from another tycoon named David Murdock. Measuring 141 square mile island that is home to around 3,000 people and included a tour with adequate facilities. Tourists can stay at the Four Seasons the tourist resorts there. Also there is a golf course and other luxury inn. Ellison has a 98% ownership in Lanai, while the rest is owned by the local government. Local residents also requested that Ellison did not treat the island as they please, even as his. For example, with no damage to historic buildings in Lanai. 2. Richard Branson - Necker Island Richard Branson is a British conglomerate that has businesses menggurita. One of them in the field of technology with proprietary operator Virgin Mobile, which operates in the UK. He also made the tech space tourist plane. Branson the amount of his wealth was estimated at USD 4.2 billion purchase of Necker Island is only worth 180 thousand pounds in 1978. Now, the value of the island located in the British Virgin Islands was estimated at USD 100 million. Dressed Branson Necker Island into a luxury tourist, with Balinese-style houses. This island can accommodate 28 people. Rooms are rented USD 35 thousand per week. While rents across the island to reach USD 50 thousand per day. Some celebrities have rented the island. Including Google boss, Larr Page who hired him in 2007 as a wedding venue with his wife, Lucy Southworth. 3. Paul Allen - Allan Island With Bill Gates, Paul Allen co-founded Microsoft meritorious. Paul also had a personal tour guide in the form of Allan islands located in the Pacific Ocean. Allen purchased the island in 1992. But this time, he plans to sell it for $ 13, 5 million. Indeed, a remote area makes the island was abandoned. Until recently, there were few facilities developed there. In fact there is no electricity network. Allen originally wanted to use it as a residence. But then, he thought better of it. 4. Craig McCaw - James Island Craig McCaw is a billionaire who do business in the field of telecom operators in the United States. He built McCaw Cellular which is now a part of AT & T Mobility. The amount of approximately $ 1.65 billion fortune. Craig bought the island James Island in Canada valued at USD 19 million in 1994. Now, the island already faces made with complete facility is valued at approximately USD 75.1 million. Craig construct various facilities there, including a large house, cottage, golf course and swimming pool. Electricity grid is also available. Some famous people known to have been vacationing in the island. Including Microsoft founder Bill Gates. 5. Bill Gates - Grand Bogue Caye Bill Gates has repeatedly been named as the richest man in the world. It's easy for him to buy the island for personal enjoyment or as a place to vacation with family. The founder of Microsoft was reportedly purchased the island called Grand Bogue Caye located in Belize. The price is said to approximately USD 56 million, is fairly small compared to the amount of wealth that is currently in the range of USD 61 billion. Reportedly, Gates island dressing in such a way to be more attractive as a tourist. For example, by providing adequate fishing and water sports facilities.
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Just as there is no 'typical' rapist or sexual offender, there is no 'typical' victim. It may sell papers and gain more hits but if we in the media don't reassess the language used when reporting on alleged sexual assaults then we will continue to reinforce stereotypes that should have been left in the last century.
We, The Carnabys, gave away all of our pre-order earnings from this summer's album release to the Trust. 'Too Much, Never Enough' is an album that we are really proud of and we haven't taken this decision lightly. However its even more important to us that we - and the bands coming up behind - actually have somewhere to play in 5 years time. So if you want to really go and see the next Bowie rather than imagine what might have been, get on board and help us to #savelivemusic.
We must not go astray in our commitment to the implementation of universal and inveterate human rights, rights not only for those persecuted minorities who are increasingly taking recourse in arguments which ground them, but for the tragic story of a couple who went so far as to honour their love for one another despite their disparate creeds and despite the dangers that regressive people in their isolated communities are viciously willing to pose.
When looking at these things from a different perspective, everyone's favourite bulldog-like British prime minister seems a bit less of a hero and a bit more of a ruthless warmonger. Churchill is famed for saying history would judge him kindly because he intended to write it himself. It seems he was right.
Like most people my mornings are unremarkable, I wake up and have a brief struggle to pull myself out of bed. Then like millions of others around the world I go into a digital loop. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, emails, looping over and over throughout the day.
So often refugees are painted as a burden on societies, but these rich family histories show that refugees are just as capable as we are of achieving greatness and contributing to society, if given half a chance - and who knows what wonderful things their children and grandchildren may end up accomplishing.
I recently defriended someone on Facebook. I know, such a modern drama. I had just had enough of my news feed being disrupted with his right wing views on the world, which seemed so out of line with my own. But by casting him digitally aside, I was complicit in that world becoming instantly smaller.
People moaning about trash news really bores me. We need it. Yeah, I said it. Journalism needs it too. I'm also convinced that a lot of you people that moan about it secretly love it, especially that particular kind of prick that pretends not to know who anyone in Made In Chelsea is. You know who they are, I know you know, you know you know, just admit it
Most of us don't know what an appropriate portion should look like and, following today's article in the BBC, we're under-reporting the amount of calories we eat by almost one-third. Apart from the 80g portion of fruit and vegetables we should eat a day, there are no official UK guidelines on portion sizes. With this in mind, here is my easy guide for understanding portion sizes and it's based on a simple tool - your hand!
Did you know.... 10% of women worldwide suffer from Endometriosis? That's a shocking 176 million. Yet, despite this, very little is known about the c...
Over 11 years have passed since 7/7, the terror that took place that day still haunts me as if it were yesterday. As a Muslim and 7/7 survivor, sat on the same train as the bomber, I was horrified to learn that the perpetrators had carried the attack out in the name of Islam, a religion of peace.
If moderates within the Labour Party truly feel that this is the party that best represents them and not a football team you support for nine years of hardship in the hope it may vaguely reflect something you once knew then they must win fairly. Like last time, this leadership election should be a battle of ideas between the leadership candidates and not a cabal trumping basic rules.
Along with workers' rights, economic concerns and international trade agreements, one important consideration for businesses in the UK - particularly for small to medium enterprises - is how Brexit will affect an organisation's protection of their intellectual property. While potentially compromised intellectual property rights may not dominate the scare-mongering headlines, the implications for British SMEs are worth noting.
In a country where complete political turmoil is a daily occurrence, we need a strong Labour party for those who voices struggled to be heard. We especially need the Labour party together. Therefore, I am voting for Owen Smith and hope everyone else does so we keep an united, strong, pragmatic Labour party for those who need it the most.
The future of the UK outside of the EU is uncertain but if we let those with radical and divisive views take control of our country rather than moving back towards the path of centrism, the future is likely to be a far less inclusive and united place.
Giant pandas are the poster animals for many conservation efforts that no one wants to see disappear from our planet but it seems that while the pandas are fighting extinction on one side, humans are making it harder for them to survive on the other.


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The report establishes a tentative time frame for the content and meaning of ânational museumâ in different moments of time over the last two centuries. Each of the chosen museums more or less exemplifies these tendencies in exhibiting the national idea. Starting with the national âcabinet of curiositiesâ of the nineteenth century; the report points to the moment of change towards the ethnographical national museum and exhibiting national folk art in the first half of the twentieth century. The Communist takeover is a major fracture in museum history; as the ânationalâ tag is replaced with the âcentralâ. The report analyzes the strong centralisation of Romanian museums during Communism; and the surprising return of nationalism in museums of the 1970s and 1980s. Post-Communist museums are characterized by the dilemmas of establishing an anticommunist national identity and the unexpected success of the first Romanian private (civil society) museum.
Special attention is given to the history of one building; designed to be âTheâ Romanian National Museum; finally hosting several museums whose history is thus intertwined. This report sheds light not only on the stories museums display but also the hidden stories behind exhibiting and collecting; the personalities that shaped their identity; their silences; traumas and unsolved dilemmas.


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Hi Alex, Am Samstag, den 31.03.2012, 17:46 +0300 schrieb Alex Karasulu: > Now commons-daemon looks like a good alternative and perhaps something > we > should eventually switch to. Tanuki is the reason because I don't run Apache DS produktive on FreeBSD. It's not the lisence or it's commercial now. On FreeBSD it works just like crap. So I still hope on jsvc I've written a Initscript for Apache James with JSVC. It's publicated on the james mailinglist under the ASF 2.0. I would do it for apache DS too. But I'm not a JAVA Developer, so anyone has to import the classes inside the code. Then it could run und the most operating systems and and all JAVA supported architectures like i386, PPC or ARM. cheers Darko
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