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4:05 : JT: gourde is sharing time with Patrick Brown -- a tory MP from Barrie, who is also one of the best MP hocley players on Hill. Brown is concerned about success fees -- were any success feess ytakked about and aware of gravity of this
4:06 : JT: that shoukd be "success fees talked about"
4:06 Jill Mahoney: Gillani: I'm aware of the gravity of hte allegations now. I wasn't then. Success fees: I am the same religion as Mr. Jaffer, which means we have a community tie. We have an inherent trust. If I met someone of the same religion, I would immediately assume as trustful. For example, Green Rite, we worked on these companies. BUt you couldn't find a piece of paper saying I would get a share of this. There's a certain trust here. This guy's my religion. He's in my community, there's an inherent trust that comes with that. I don't need a signature on a document to say that. There were no success fees as you talk about. But there's an agreement saying that if something came to fruition, there would be a deal.
4:07 : JT: Brown: and that's the concern -- if Jaffer had presented expectation to you would contravene the lobbying act
4:07 Jill Mahoney: Gillani: The suggestion came from me. It was me who said we will deal with this at the time a deal comes into play.
4:08 : JT: NDP Pat Martin up: asking about contract and says Jaffer led them to believe relationship very cursory. this idea of finer's fee worries me -- lobbying with intent of reward at end is illegal.
4:08 Jill Mahoney: Gillani: I can't comment on that because I'm not an expert. I can't tell you about the lobbying or accountability acts.
4:09 : JT: Martin - you didn't know much about lobbying act but how are you on the criminal Code -- did jaffer lead you to believe that he significant enough ties to help you out ? what did you need him for??
4:09 Jill Mahoney: Gillani: No, not at all. Nope, not at all.
4:10 : JT: Martin reading from contract -- you went to him because he has special ties?
4:10 Jill Mahoney: Gillani: I mean, to me that says he has ongoing business with the gov't and he may have built relationships up. That's his business. Mr. Glemaud is an attorney. He worked for the Justice department. He reviewed this document, made changes to it.
4:11 : JT: Martin: we feel we were lied to at last committee and that puts us in a foul mood -- some laughs
4:11 Jill Mahoney: Gillani: I think anybody that knows Mr. Jaffer knows he doesn't really have any influence over policy makers.
4:11 : JT: Martin -- there are 6000 registered lobbyists -- why him??
4:12 Jill Mahoney: Gillani: He's the same religion. Don't you meet people through referrals? This came to me through my cousin. We weren't looking to do anything offside.
4:12 : JT: Martin: when you say this is a fairly boilerplate contract??
4:12 Jill Mahoney: Gillani: No, this is from Glemaud. Finder's fee agreements are standard. But this is different.
4:13 : jt: Martin: let's say this individual gets you $1 milliom in business -- what's the fee?
4:13 Jill Mahoney: Gillani: Finder's fee agreement would give anywhere from 3 to 10 per cent.
4:13 Jill Mahoney: Gillani: The company that was getting funded would be the one to decide.
4:14 Jill Mahoney: Gillani is asked where the offshore accounts rumour came from: The same place every rumour came from, Mr. Snowdy (the private investigator who brought allegations to the Conservative Party.)
4:14 : JT: Martin is trying to figure out where runours of off-shore bank accts come from -- lots of questions i have had -- you have answered forthwrightly
4:15 Jill Mahoney: Gillani: Had I known I would have done this myself. I would have done my homework to get the requirements of any given fund.
4:15 : jT: Martinii you can understand how we have trouble that you are naive about lobbying, riules etc?
4:16 Jill Mahoney: Gillani: My father had some dealings with the government. I've learned from him. I haven't asked for gov't money. As a venture capitalist, gov't is too time-consuming. I found a guy who said he could deal with it so I wouldn't have to. What a wonderful deal.Report Typo/Error


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Ibovespa Declines After Brazil Primary Surplus DataNey Hayashi and Julia Leite
Most Brazilian stocks fell after the government posted a budget surplus that was smaller than economists forecast, fueling concern that growth in Latin America's biggest economy is faltering.
B2W Cia. Digital led declines in retailers. Petroleo Brasileiro SA, the state-run oil producer, had its longest streak of losses since 2009 before a board meeting at which a proposed new fuel pricing formula will be discussed. Iron-ore producer Vale SA rose after agreeing to pay 22.3 billion reais to settle a tax dispute with Brazil over profits at its foreign units.
The Ibovespa equity benchmark was little changed at 51,846.83 at the close of trading in Sao Paulo with 38 of its 72 member stocks lower. The real rose 0.6 percent to 2.3164 per U.S. dollar at 5:27 p.m. local time. Brazilian stocks pared earlier gains after the Treasury said the government's primary surplus was 5.4 billion reais in October, trailing the median estimate among analysts for an 8 billion-real surplus.
"The primary surplus didn't please the market," Ari Santos, an equity trading manager at brokerage H. Commcor in Sao Paulo, said in a telephone interview. "It could accelerate a more negative outlook from the rating agencies."
Standard & Poor's in June placed Brazil's BBB credit rating under review for a possible reduction, citing weak growth. Moody's Investors Service last month followed S&P in lowering its outlook on Brazil to stable from positive. The two ratings companies highlighted the increase in public lending.
B2W sank 4.1 percent to 14.20 reais. Petrobras, as the oil producer is known, fell 1.6 percent to 18.66 reais.
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Earlier, the index rose as much as 1.2 percent as homebuilders climbed after Brazil's central bank signaled that the cycle of interest-rate increases that began in April may be coming to an end.
In a statement accompanying yesterday's decision to lift the benchmark lending rate for a sixth time this year, policy makers omitted language used in previous communiques to signal that additional increases were needed to curb inflation.
"The central bank may be worried about not going too far with the rate increases so they don't hurt the recovery," Luciano Rostagno, the chief strategist at Banco Mizuho do Brasil SA in Sao Paulo, said in a phone interview. "There's a positive impact on equities."
BR Malls Participacoes SA gained 2.4 percent to 19.30 reais. The BM&FBovespa Real Estate Index rose for the first time in four days.
Vale Settlement
Vale added 2.7 percent to 32.30 reais. The company agreed to pay 5.97 billion reais at the end of this month and 16.4 billion reais in 179 monthly installments, plus interest, after its board decided to join a settlement program offered by the government, according to a regulatory filing late yesterday.
The Ibovespa entered a bull market Sept. 9 after rising 20 percent from this year's low on July 3 through that day. The gauge is still down 25 percent in dollar terms this year, compared with a decline of 4.1 percent for the MSCI Emerging Markets Index of 21 developing nations' equities.
Trading volume of stocks in Sao Paulo today was 4.52 billion reais, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. That compares with a daily average of 7.54 billion reais this year through yesterday, according to data available from the exchange.

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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - November 5, 1989, New Braunfels, Texas BEST AVAILABLE COPY Party: White will run for governor'seat AUSTIN (AP) — Former Gov. Mark White will enter the gubernatorial race, state Democratic Party chairman Bob Slagle said Saturday during a meeting where party officials approved a resolution calling for positive and fair campaigning. See Page 3A Unicorns celebrate Heritage Exhibit showcases treasure big sports weekend The New Braunfels Unicorns had a big weekend in The importance of the ^omal Springs to this com- sports, taking second in the state in tennis (sec ^2 mun*ly W'N ta^ce on new meaning to those viewing below), while the girls cross-country team earned a ' this year's Heritage Exhibit dedicated to early indus- state berth and the football team guaranteed itsel 410 M0 09 10/22/99 101 the river. playoff spot. so-west micropublishing See Page 1 B Seepages 262? e ya* dell dr EL PASO, TX 79903 New Braunfels JU Vol. 137, No. 256707 Landa St., New Braunfels. Texas 78130 (USPS 377-880) 512-625-9144 Zeitung Sunday November 5, 1989 50 Cents Three Sections, 42 Pages Car causes chain reaction in Interstate 35 smashup By JOE KINCHELOE Staff writer A five-car crash on Interstate 35 left one person in serious but stable condition and injured five others when a car went out of control, setting off a string of collisions. The accident occurred at approximately 6 p.m. Friday when a southbound 1977 Honda Accord attempted to exit to PM 1103, south of New Braunfels, according to Trooper Tim Jackson, the Department of Public Safety officer who investigated the accident. Jackson said the driver of the Honda apparently lost control and swerved back onto the highway in the southbound lane, striking a Toyota pickup. The car then bounced into another lane and struck a 1989 Chevrolet pickup pulling a trailer. The Chevrolet pickup then veered to the left and went across the highway median and struck two oncoming 1986 Fold pickups in the northbound lane. See WRECK, Page 2A New law aimed at hunters Deer season may be open but a new Comal County ordinance is in effect which prohibits hunting in subdivisions on properties of IO acres or less. Precinct 4 County Commissioner Clyde Jacobs said the ordinance was passed following a statewide statute issued by the Texas Legislature. Violation of the ordinance is punishable by a Class C misdemeanor. Nobody has been directly injured by a hunter's stray bullet recently in Comal County, according to Jacobs, "but several bullet holes have appeared in people's houses." He said although a person inside a house stands a reasonable chance of not being struck by a bullet, the possibility still remains and so docs the ordinance. SM HUNTERS, Pag* 2A Small turnout could decide amendments AUSTIN (AP) — lf past trends hold true on election day Tuesday, a small minority of Texans could decide the fate of the 21 constitutional amendments placed before voters. The amendments range from such weighty matters as providing water improvements for the state's substandard "Colonia" developments to local issues such as abolishing the offices of several county surveyors. Also at issue is whether the salaries of members of the Legislature should be more than tripled, to $23,000-plus, along with a near tripling of their dai ly expense allowances. "Unfortunately, history tells us that despite the importance of the constitutional amendment elections, they generally yield low statewide voter turnout totals," said Secretary of State George Bayoud. Since its adoption in 1876, nearly 500 amendments have been proposed to the Texas Constitution, and 307 have been adopted. "The issues arc too important to let a small number of people decide their outcome,*' Bayoud said. During the 1980s, lite turnout of voters for amendment elections has ranged from 11.6 percent to 12.8 percent. The exception was 1987, when the lengthy list of proposed amendments included a referendum on legalizing pari-mutuel gambling on horse and dog races. That year, turnout was 30.6 percent of the 7.34 million registered voters, said Mark Toohey, a spokesman for the secretary of state. Bayoud noted that the small amendment turnouts are a sharp contrast to other recent elections. "Sixty-six percent of registered Texas voters cast ballots in last November's presidential election," he said. "In years when Texas elects a governor, the turnout rate usually hovers around 50 percent." While the ballot is long and several of the propositions have been criticized as confusing, Bayoud said, "Any attempt to alter language in the Constitution is significant and should be thoughtfully considered by all Texans." Se* TURNOUT, Page2A Committee wants aquifer issue settled New Braunfels' Brenda Hicks won her state finals singles match Saturday, but the Unicorns lost their first match of the season in falling to Highland Park. (Photo by Joe Belk) Unicorn tennis team goes out a '' The Texas Legislature has made a committment to address the Edwards Aquifer and in doing so created a joint select committee to study the complex under water source and its control. The Special Committee on the Edwards Aquifer is made up of seven members of each house and is designed to identify and study the controversy surrounding the aquifer. The committee is co-chaired by Rep. Terrell Smith (R-Austin) and Sen. Cindi Krier (R-San Antonio). The other members include Senators John Montford (D-Lubbock), Ken Armbrister (D-Victoria), Gonzalo Barrientos (D-Austin), Bill Sims (D-San Angelo), Frank Tejeda (D-San Antonio), and Judith Zaffirini (D-Laredo). House Representatives include Orlando Garcia (D San Antonio), Jel l Wentworth (R-San Antonio), Edmund Kuempel (R-Seguin), Libby Linebarger (D-San Marcos), Harvey Hildebran (R-Uvalde), and Elden Edge (D-Poth). "The committee will provide an avenue for all sides to discuss the issue," Linebarger said. "We are going to study all sides of the issue, from the history to the lawsuit the Guadalupe Blanco River Aihority has filed." Krier said the main problem facing legislation concerning the Edwards is that the parties involved could never come to a compromise, which contributed to die death of a bill concerning the Edwards in the recent legislative session. "Politics became the issue more than facts," Krier said. "In the committee we want the facts to come to the surface." Some opponents of Krier's bill have even made it into a constitutional issue, saying that withdrawing groundwater is a "God given right" for a properly owner. To keep politics out of the study, die committee will use a panel of experts to present evidence about die Edwards. The committee will have its fust meeting Nov. IO in Austin One person asked lo testify at the hearing is New Braunfels Mayor Doug Miller. Miller said he is happy to see the legislation doing something lo address the issue. S«* COMMITTEE, Page 2A Factions ponder UBR A 's strategy Whether or not the Guadalupc-Blanco River Authority's lawsuit over the regulation of the Edward's Aquifer can hold water has been in question lately. Some have said the lawsuit is a move to get the attention of the state legislature, but dial idea has been refuted by GBRA attorneys. "This is a very serious lawsuit," Kim Bightwcll, attorney for the GBRA said. "In no way is this a meaningless lawsuit or just an effort to prod the legislature into action." However, said State Rep. Libby Linebarger, "The lawsuit does act as an impetus on the issue." "I don't see it as an attention grab ber," State Sen. Cindi Krier said. "Tile jieople at the GBRA saw nothing being done, so diey filed the suit." " The number of defendants in the case is around 8(H), according to GBRA council Roger Nevo!a. An attorney for one of the defendants Se* COURTS, Page 2A By JOE BELK Strtt writer AUSTIN — The New Braunfels Unicorn tennis team completed its most successful season in recent history with a trip to the suite finals, where the team lost 12-6 to Highland Park. "They just had too much depth," Coach David Mueller said of the Scots. "The thing about team tennis is you have to have depth and be good all the way down. We're good at that, but Highland Park was just a little bit better." New Braunfels reached the finals through an incredible 25-0 season, now 25-1. The Unicorns won District 28-4A and Region IV, in both cases beating defending suite champion Alamo Heights. In the stale semifinals, the Unicorns 8** TENNIS. Pao* UA Committee lends Helping Hand Nobody's better at passing die buck than the people involved in the New Braunfels Helping Hands Committee. They pass the buck, the bread, the bus tickets, and the clothes, or just offer a consoling handhold while a friend is being treated in a hospital emergency room. They also pass the buck on who gels credit for all the work and they are al) volunteers. Gus Dugger, coordinator for the committee, says really all he does is coordinate and write an occasional newsletter. Ray Parker of H.E.B. says all he does is allow one of his employees to take time off from work to offer help when he is called. Randy Haugh of MBank-New Braunfels says all he does is act as an advisor for financial situations. H.E.B. employee Steve Serna says Dugger, Parker, and Haugh do all the work ll all started when Dugger read something in a magazine about die organization in New Jersey. He inquired and has extended the organization to this part of Texas. Before Dugger organized Helping Hands in New Braunfels, die article had already helped spawn many other Helping Hands committees in at least 17 states. Sun ling out slowly bul quickly building up steam, HHC helped 30 cases from Feb. 4, 1988, lo July 31, 1989, according to Dugger. Of those 30 eases, four happened between midnight and 4 a m., nine were between 5 p.m. and 6 a.m., and eight involved local people. S*« HANO, P»g* 2A Good Day The temperatures are not ver> fall-like today but are perfect for Wurstfest because the high is expected to reach the low 80s. This morning will be mostly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of rain thai will bum off for a partly cloudy afternoon and winds from the south/south west at 15 mph. Tonight's low will drop to the low 60s, followed by a partly cloudy Monday with a high again in the low 80s. Inside: BUSINESS...................................6A CLASSIFIED........................... 6 9B COMICS..........................4B.10-16C CROSSWORD ............................3A DEAR ABBY.............................12A EDUCATION................................5B ENTERTAINMENT.....................12A HOROSCOPE..............................4B KALEIDOSCOPE ....................1 3B OPINIONS....................................4A SPORTS...............................13-16A TV LISTINGS...........................1-9C WEATHER...................................2A Stammtisch American Association of Gruver sit) Women will meet Monday ai 7:30 p.m. at the Dittlinger Memorial Library. Carter Casteel will discuss the Nov. 7 Constitutional Amendment election and a representative from the school district will discuss the NB1SD Bond Issue election.... Last week's Count the Opa warner was Jerald Schroeder oi New Braunfels. Schroeder correctly counted 20 Opus holding newspap ere in the Herald-Zeilung between Oct. 22 and 27. For his entry, Schroeder received $25 in cash (He was the contest's first nonsubscriber to win; subscribers win CTAUUTiC/'U O A Wurstfest Association Bob Sohn, at right in the above photo, opens Wurstfest '89 by biting in a link of sausage, the Wurstfest 'ribbon cutting.' Also taking bites are, from right, famed accordion player and Wurstfest favorite Myron Floren, Florets daughter, and Ed Kadlecek. At right, Myron Floren receives a hug from one of his many fans as he steps from the boat carrying the Wurst Navy down the Comal River Friday night. 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Why Muslims Around The World Are Fasting For Ramadan
The month of Ramadan has just begun for over a billion Muslims around the world; thirty days of fasting from sunrise to sunset. While it may sound harsh to some, as Muslims there is so much beauty in Ramadan and what it represents. When Muslims fast (in our case for almost 18 hours) it invigorates your other senses in many ways. For myself and my community it's a beautiful time of charity, giving to the poor, spending time with friends and family and connecting with one another.For those who don't know, Muslims who are either pregnant, nursing, elderly or not yet at the age of puberty do not need to fast; the same goes for those who are ill or whose health would be adversely affected by their fasting.
In many ways, as a Muslim born and raised in North America, Ramadan is like a communal hug.
Growing up, I used to beg my parents to fast. Mind you, the days (and fasts) were much shorter back then. It really used to mean waking up just before school, eating, going to school and then coming home and breaking your fast a short while later. As Islam follows a lunar calendar, Ramadan moves earlier and earlier each year. This year, it happens to coincide with some of the longest (and hottest) days of the year.
For now, my kids fast half days though they wish they could go longer. They will have the morning meal and then fast until lunch (or when they get hungry), then wait until supper. If it's too hot or they have an activity planned I encourage them not to as they are still young and it is not compulsory on them.
In many ways, as a Muslim born and raised in North America, Ramadan is like a communal hug. We get to see friends and family several times a week (something that we might otherwise not do), we also get to share communal meals. Some of my children's favourite memories of their summer so far is of swimming at their friend's place then staying over to share a late night (8:45pm or so) meal consisting of all their favourites. There is no specific food or drink. As there are Muslims around the world, the food varies from country to country.
To me personally Ramadan represents a time of introspection, reflection, and taking care of my community.
The breaking of the fast is referred to as Iftar (If-taar). For those of us born and raised here some of our favourite summer meals tend to be made on the grill. Nothing like sharing a big barbecue dinner with fresh salads or rotisserie chicken with all the fixings with friends. Fruit and dates are usually aplenty as it's important to re-hydrate your body. Dates have so many health benefits.
In the morning, we share what is called Suhoor (Suh-hoor) which is a pre-dawn meal. In our case, in Montreal, that means somewhere around 2:30-3:00am. I shared a couple of great recipes to help hydrate and keep you full on Breakfast Television Montreal.
While some friends have joked that we must be thrilled when Ramadan is almost over,
the truth is it brings a sadness. We don't want it to end. So many of us fall in love with the feeling of charity, selflessness and community that we associate with the month.
I'll miss sitting around the table with my friends and family who have fasted. The impromptu potlucks where a bunch of friends will get together with whatever they had made for home, and just share a meal, giving to charity but most of all, giving of ourselves. To me personally Ramadan represents a time of introspection, reflection, and taking care of my community. As a mom I am honoured to pass these memories and traditions on to my children.
The month is coming to an end. Soon the long fasts will be gone and life will return to its regular routine. Before it does though, we will celebrate Eid-ul-Fitr. We will dress up in our finest, pray as a community, then share gifts and goodies with our friends, families and neighbours. Looking after one another and celebrating our differences is an inherently Canadian value, and I am honoured to celebrate it as a Muslim woman.
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"The goal in Ramadan, especially in the summer months is to stay hydrated and fueled," says registered dietitian Anar Allidina. In addition to water, you might want to consider drinking a nutritional supplement which can provide you with a boost of protein, healthy fats and nutrients.
During Ramadan you may be tempted by sugary snacks and processed foods, but what your body really needs is nutrients. Opt for complex carbohydrates like steel cut oats, rye, barley, brown rice, quinoa, berries, apples and oranges which have a low glycemic index and do not spike blood sugars. These types of foods should be included in each of your meals during Ramadan.
"Fats provide us with essential fatty acids that protect our organs and help regulate our body temperature. They also nourish our skin, deliver fatsoluble vitamins, and are a great source of energizing fuel," says Allidina. Some of the best sources of these fats are nuts, butters, oils and avocados.
"Protein is critical in maintaining the structure and functions of our body and is particularly helpful in building muscles. Protein is also important for repair and maintenance and transport iron and oxygen to all our cells," says Allidina. Protein can also keep you feeling full. But try to avoid processed proteins and seek out whole proteins like fish, chicken, eggs, beans, nuts and low fat dairy.
Traditionally, dates are consumed after sunset. "Dates are a great quick source of energy and are filled with potassium, fibre, vitamins A, B and K," says Allidina who recommends only consumming one date as it is naturally very high in sugar. To keep yourself from consuming more, Allidina suggests having a smoothie filled with greens, berries and coconut water.
Following a small snack, prayers are said before iftar (the first meal after fasting). During this meal Allidina recommends consuming a mixture of lean protein, complex carbs and fat. She also suggests drinking 16 ounces of water to fill you up.
An hour after dinner you might start to feel hungry again. If this is the case snack on a handful of nuts or an ounce of cheese and fruit while drinking another 16 ounces of water.
Allidina suggests having some Greek yogurt with fruit or chia seed pudding or sprouted grain toast before bed. And don't forget to drink another two glasses of water!
Depending on where you live the sun could come up as early as 4 a.m. Wake up early and enjoy a meal of steel cut oats, a hard boiled egg and buttered toast before you begin your fast again.
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"I demand you find those TWINS ! DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME ?"
The general of the Espionage Branch suddenly found his shoes most interesting, and as he gazed at the single speck of dust on them, he mumbled, "I'm sorry, Premiere, but…"
"WHAT was that? I couldn't hear you. It appears I'm suffering from the same condition as the rest of the Espionage Branch! NOT HEARING ANYTHING! AND BY ANYTHING, I MEAN I WANT NEWS ON THOSE RESISTORS!"
The idiot! If he didn't find those twins, there would be hell to pay! They were barely teenagers! How hard could it be to find two teenagers?!
I stormed into my private office, and locked the two-layered steel door behind me, leaving the general shivering behind me.
Where could those twins have escaped to? I had every single convenience store, gas station, intersection, and public restroom under my surveillance!
They had tracked them down to the train station, apparently hoping to hitch a ride out of the city. There had been more than a hundred police officers that had been ready to break in and capture them when they just seemed to disappear into thin air!
My angry breathing slowed down at the sight of a thin gash on my hand from a broken piece of vase that had apparently sliced it open.
My stress mentor had been right about the delicate decorations...
The shattered ornament was scattered across the carpet, and my hand had even sent some pieces flying across the room.
And just outside of the bottom of the broken vase lay a surprise, sitting innocently on the carpet, the little red LED flashing.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - June 8, 1995, New Braunfels, Texas 2 ■ Herald-Zeitung ■ Thursday, June 8,1995 Obituaries Nota Carl Payne Nola Carf Payne passed away Monday, June 5, 1995. Survivors include her husband, Dustin L. Payne, of Fort Worth; a son, Robert Louis Patton Jr., of Dallas; and stepmother, Nathalie Carl, of New Braunfels. She was preceded in death by her parents, Bryan H. and Nola Mai Carl. A memorial service will be held on Thursday, May 8, 1995 at University Christian Church in Fort Worth. Graveside services will be at 1:30 p.m. at the Greenwood Cemetery in Fort Worth. Mary Jane Williams Mary Jane Williams, of San Antonio, passed away Tuesday, June 6, 1995 at San Antonio Regional Hospital at the age of 47. Funeral services will be held Friday, June 9, 1995 at IO a.m. at the Zoeller Funeral Home Chapel. Interment will follow in the Comal Cemetery. Visitation began after 11 a.m. on Wednesday and continues until service time on Friday.NBHS Girls and Boys State winners 7&!k JLSfuNi fer~ WNI WL HOME (tacit L. Threadgill Cecil L. Threadgill passed away at his residence in New Braunfels on Tuesday, June 6,1995 at the age of 79. Mr. Threadgill was bom in Bastrop, Texas to Robert and Emma (Barber) Threadgill. On May I, 1937, he married Naomi Constable in New Braunfels, where they lived most of their life. He was a retired sheet metal mechanic and also worked for Air-maid Hosiery Mill and Mr. M Food Store as manager. Mr. Threadgill was an active member of the New Braunfels Church of Christ. 1^ HABA 1 -30 4:IS 7 OO 8:35 KJ&UuCr No 1 20 >how on | BR UC I WILMI OD I IJT Bridies of I Madison 1:10 4:00 6:50 930| County Thomson TidC 1*04*0 720 BRMHEART,^ Inemonic 7:25 9:45 BRAUNTEX 625-4411 290 VV. 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Memorials may be made to Hospice of New Braunfels or to the charity of one's choice. leTs. 7&jk jLLSruN 'FUNERAL HOME Isabel Loraine (Schumann) Haubner Isabel Loraine (Schumann) Haubner, of New Braunfels, died Tuesday, June 6, 1995 in San Antonio at the age of 76. She was bom July 22,1918 to Alex and Alma (Pantermuel) Schumann in New Braunfels. She was raised and attended school in New Braunfels and business school in Austin. She married Eugene Haubner at the Lutheran Church in Knippa, Texas on May 31, 1948. She and her husband attended church services regularly at Randolph AFB Chapel until her illness got more serious. Survivors include her husband, Eugene; one daughter, Crystal Yates and husband Jeff, of New Braunfels; one sister, Evelyn Ward and husband Delbert, of San Antonio; one niece and three nephews. A memorial service will be held Friday, June 9, 1995 at 10:30 a.m. at Doeppcnschmidt Funeral Home with Chaplain Joel Botcllo, Captain, USAF, officiating. Private interment will be at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the charity of one's choice. Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home Christyne E. Houston Christyne E. Houston, a resident of Canyon Lake since 1972, passed away at Eden Home on Tuesday, June 6, 1995 at the age of 87. She was bom on March I, 1908 in Holland, Texas to Charles William and Susan Bell (Hayden) Bouchillon and married Ed Houston on Feb. 15, 1941 in Houston, Texas. Her husband preceded her in death in 1982. She was a retired floral designer and a member of the Canyon Lake Church of Christ. Survivors include her sisters, Artie Haydon Bond, of Canyon Lake and Dorisnel Coolgrove, of Houston; 2 nieces; 6 nephews; 14 great-nieces and great-nephews whom she loved dearly. Her sister Wilma, of Dallas, died in 1993. A funeral service is scheduled for Friday, June 9, 1995 at 2 p.m. at Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home at Canyon Lake with Rev. Carl Dye officiating. 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I told her I would think about it and come back some other time. A couple of nights ago I went back into Pearle and a young gentleman helped me. I told him I had forgotten the estimate, and could he re-write it (same frames that I picked out a couple of weeks ago). The estimate for the glasses came to $206.00. That's quite a difference from the first estimate.
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I am disappointed in the fact that a clerk would deliberately try to screw-me-over so that she could get a bigger commission. That, to me, is unethical, and I will no longer go there or LensCrafter which is owned by the same people.
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Voice of Han Broadcasting Station (Chinese: 漢聲廣播電台; pinyin: hànshēng guǎngbō diàntái) also known as Voice of Han Chinese Broadcasting Station was founded in 1942 by the Ministry of National Defense. It is headquartered on Xinyi Road in the Zhongzheng District of Taipei, Taiwan. Its online broadcasting service and website are currently blocked in Mainland China.
1942, Voice of Han Radio was located in Mainland China and originally called Military Radio.
1949, the military radio station moved to Taiwan when the Kuomintang retreated following the Chinese Civil War.
1988, the military radio station was renamed to "Voice of Han" and launched more extensive coverage which offered listeners radio programs to listeners nationwide.
2002, on the 60th anniversary celebration of the radio station, President of the Republic of China, Chen Shui-bian broadcast a speech on Voice of Han calling for a communication bride between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait.[1]
2010, Voice of Han Broadcasting in Kinmen added another frequency coverage, including Xiamen, which is located in Mainland China.[2]
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The Voice of Han also broadcasts propaganda programs to Mainland China on shortwave and mediumwave frequencies under the callsign "Voice of Guanghua" (光華之聲). Major programs include: Taiwan New Paradise, Music, Guanghua News, Guanghua Talk Forum, Culture and Education Filling Station, Two sides of the Taiwan Strait, Freedom Scene, Literature Bridge, Taiwan Strait Flyover, and Lookout Tower.
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Combining the data with a coherent action plan is essential if energy savings are to be realised and maintained, and in this instance the plan was the university's 'Big Energy Challenge' which involves the appointment of an 'Energy Champion' for the building. This role is a challenging one as it requires detailed knowledge of the department and processes to enable an effective action plan for energy efficiency to be produced. The energy management plan was created in conjunction with senior departmental staff and the university's energy experts, and defined energy reduction measures which did not present a risk to the integrity of research projects and other critical loads, but still had the ability deliver worthwhile savings, and ultimately an energy efficient building.
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GCMA is proud to offer the Jazz/Pop Festival again this year
– on Saturday, November 12, 2016, at Heritage Park Baptist Church in Webster. All
students will perform in a recital format, and be individually judged by a
qualified judge. Parents, family and
friends are invited to attend and be a part of the audience. Parents should stay for the entire 30 minute
recital in which their student(s) is performing. Your student's teacher will assign a recital
time prior to the festival.
Categories: Piano
& piano ensemble (one piano only).
All solo selections must be memorized.
Improvisations are also acceptable.
Online pieces must be publicized.
Each solo student must provide an original copy of the music for the
judge. Ensembles must provide 2 original
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with a rating. Star Performer (trophy)
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measures of each line should be numbered.
Students should arrive at least 10 minutes before recital
The festival is an opportunity for students to have fun with
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They are encouraged to dress in a creative manner relating to the topic,
style, or nature of their music. Prizes
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Jazz/Pop Registration Form
Jazz/Pop Critique Sheet
Entry Fee: $18 per student
Thank you for participating in this year's
Romantic Festival! Below is some information to help make your child's
experience enjoyable.
This Festival will be in recital format. There will be one recital with
at least two judges. Parents and friends are invited to attend the recitals.
Private judging will also be offered.
Parents may not attend private auditions. There will be no honors recital following the
recital, however, students
who receive the Honors designation on their critiques will receive an Honors
Recital trophy. Participants will
receive grades from the judges, and the type of award given will depend on the
score received for the student's performance.
Awards: Rating Award
Honors Large Trophy
Rating Trophy
Rating Gold Medal
Rating Silver Medal
Your child's teacher will be able to answer any subsequent questions
you might have. We hope this year's festival will be most enlightening and
enjoyable for you and your child.
Solo - $18
Hymn - $15
Ensemble - $18
Concerto - $20
Theory - $10
to the Gold Cup Festival.
The Gold Cup Festival is the only national festival in America developed
to encourage American teachers to teach the music of American composers. The required pieces listed in the Gold Cup
Bulletin are by American composers while the choice piece must be by another
composer (American or non-American) in Pre-Primary I – IV and cannot be in the
bulletin. In Elementary I – Musically
Advanced the choice piece must be by a non-American composer. The Gulf Coast Music Association is proud to
be able to sponsor this annual festival in our area. A student's points are never lost when the
family has to relocate to a different city or state. The students may start where they left off at
the former location. It is one of the
most positively oriented festivals anywhere in the U.S. bringing teachers,
students, and parents together working toward a common goal.
The date
for this year's festival is Sat., Mar. 4, 2017 for solos, theory and ensembles.
All concertos will be performed on Sat., Mar. 11, 2017. The registrationdeadline is the January meeting. The
postmark deadline is Jan. 15, 2016.
on how to fill out the forms are included in the next several pages. If you need duplicate forms you must make the
copies. The rating(critique) sheet is
provided but you must make copies for your students using the colored paper as
required by the different events. Please
check your work carefully as a $1.00 fee will be due to Jennifer Key for each mistake
made on each form.
Details about
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forms are turned in. Playing time requests will be honored
if at all possible, but are not guaranteed.
All participating teachers have a work assignment. Please make
a note on your registration form if you are unable to work during a certain time
and you will be assigned a different time.
Due to the size of this festival, details become
extremely important. When they are
ignored, it creates huge headaches and requires extra work for the chairman and
for our record keeper. If you have any
questions, please call. Don't guess.
you must understand:
1. If you enter student(s) enters this festival,
the teacher must work on the Festival Day.
2. There are no refunds once registrations are
received. Please be sure your parents know what day the festival occurs.
3. Teachers who participate in this
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It is hard to believe that we are nearing the end of another summer RV season. Most dealers that I've had the opportunity to talk with have reported reasonable sales this year. Our overall Canadian retail stats have indicated that new RV sales have
dropped from previous years but dealers have still been busy with service work and are optimistic about what lies on the road ahead.
The RVDA of Canada is celebrating its 30th Anniversary! I would like to thank all those that have committed their time over the years and have shown tremendous dedication to ensuring that the RV industry continues to thrive. We recently held our last board meeting and anniversary celebration Elkhart, IN, at the RV/MH Hall of Fame where we unveiled our leadership bricks in recognition of past chairpersons who have contributed to our association. For pictures of the event, please see page 19 of the August 2016 Member Newsletter.
Earlier this summer, the RVDA of Canada once again awarded $25,000 in bursaries to RVDA RV Service Technicians across Canada. The bursaries, valued at $1000 and $2000 were created to recognize outstanding achievements by students with serious interest and desire to succeed in the RV industry. We would like to thank all of the applicants for their submissions and while there were more applicants than bursaries awarded, we would like to encourage all RV Techs to continue investing in their education.
As summer starts to taper off, and you find yourself with a bit more time to catch up on all of the emails we have sent you over the past few months, make sure you browse through the 2016 RV Dealers Convention/Expo information. We have a variety of new speakers this year, covering all of the departments in your RV dealership. I would like to encourage you to bring some of your top performers for the week-long event including education, networking and motivation. Remember the dealer advance registration rate expires at the end of August so now is the time to get you and your staff enrolled. Up to date details can also be found at http://www.rvda.org/convention.
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Cmdr Tom Herman, who guards the British fleet when it is in Portsmouth, faces 21 charges for having indecent pictures of children under 16 after police raided his home in Titchfield, Hampshire. The 48-year-old could be jailed for five years if convicted.
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September 11th, 2001. So long ago, yet I still remember the confusion. Since I live 2 streets over from the elementry school, I rode in the car, late again, with my mom. I walked 2 my third grade classroom, which had my teacher Mrs. Lewis. I knew nothing of what happened until the late morning, right before lunch. I saw a couple of teachers rushing down the hall w/a few kids. Apparently a couple of my fellow students did too since they questioned our teacher.
"Mrs. Lewis, what happened? Is everything okay?"
"I'm sorry, but I can't tell you."
Why couldn't she tell us? We had a right to know. later my mother informed me that some parents didn't want their kids 2 know. I didn't fully comprehend that, at the time. Maybe a half hour later my mom came in & got me 2 go home, since the princible announce we'd B gettin 2 go home earlier. My mom had taped what they were showing on t.v. My mom explained it. Still today, I feel that there shouldn't be a war. Why fight fire with fire? U just get burned. Im not trying 2 take away ppls feelings, this is my own opinion. Please dont B offended.


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Terumo to Buy Cellular Therapies Firm Harvest Technologies for $70M
Terumo's U.S. subsidiary Terumo Americas is to acquire Harvest Technologies for $70 million, in order to take over the latter's cellular therapy systems. The point-of-care SmartPReP® 2 BMAC™ system is designed to allow clinicians to process and concentrate cellular components from autologous bone marrow, including stem cells, within 15 minutes.
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Terumo Cardiovascular Systems already acts as the U.S. distributor for Harvest's PRP technology, which makes acquisition of the firm "a natural fit into our strategic plan for growth in the vascular industry," notes Kazuaki Kitabatake, Terumo Americas' president and CEO.
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A major clean-up is under way after a flash flood burst through homes and swept away roads in a Pennines community.
The village of Walsden, near Todmorden in West Yorkshire, was hit by up to 18in of water last night after extremely heavy rain.
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Water was still pouring down the street and through at least one house today and around 20 homes are thought to have been flooded.
Flood warden Keith Crabtree said an "unprecedented" amount of rain has caused "sheer devastation".
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PARIS (Reuters) - Palme d'Or laureate Gus Van Sant's "The Sea of Trees" and Justin Kurzel's "Macbeth" will jazz up the 68th Cannes festival, the glittering cinema showcase to which Woody Allen returns after a three-year hiatus.
Todd Haynes's "Carol", a drama featuring Cate Blanchett about a lesbian love affair, joins the list.
Matthew McConaughey and Naomi Watts both star in Van Sant's enigmatic tale of a suicidal American meeting a Japanese in a forest, while Michael Fassbender plays lead in Kurzel's adaptation of William Shakespeare's "Macbeth", which also stars Marion Cotillard.
Van Sant won Cannes's highest distinction, the Palme d'Or for the best movie, in 2003 with "Elephant".
Festival general delegate Thierry Fremeaux told a news conference that 1,854 films had been submitted for selection for the May 13-24 extravaganza.
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