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Boston Christmas Tree
|Boston Christmas Tree
|Nova Scotia and Boston Common
|United States and Canada
|Mayor of Boston, Premier of Nova Scotia, Santa Claus
|20,000 (lighting)
The Boston Christmas Tree is the City of Boston, Massachusetts' official Christmas tree. A tree has been lit each year since 1941,[1] and since 1971 it has been given to the people of Boston by the people of Nova Scotia in thanks for their assistance after the 1917 Halifax Explosion. The tree is lit in the Boston Common throughout the Christmas season.
Halifax explosion[edit]
On December 6, 1917 at 9:04:35 am,[2] the Halifax Explosion severely destroyed much of the city. Boston authorities learned of the disaster by telegraph, and quickly organized and dispatched a relief train around 10 pm to assist survivors. A blizzard delayed the train, which finally arrived in the early morning of December 8, and immediately began distributing food, water, and medical supplies. Numerous personnel on the train were able to relieve the Nova Scotia medical staff, most of whom had worked without rest since the explosion occurred. Nova Scotian children study the explosion in school and they know "Boston was one of the first responders, and really a lifesaver."[3][4]
|Tree location
|Ainslie Glen, Cape Breton Island
|Crown land[5]
|Pictou County
|Andrea and William MacEachern[6][7]
|Purlbrook, Antigonish County
|John and Ethel Ann MacPherson[8]
|Mill Cove
|Mary Lou Milligan[9]
|Central Argyle
|Ken and Donna Spinney[10]
|Gary and Roseann Misner[4]
|Clementsvale, Annapolis County
|Craig and Marina Cook[11]
|Annapolis Valley
|Christopher and Lisa Hamilton[12]
|New Ross
|Alan and Antoinette Broome[3]
|Lunenburg County
|Joseph Slauenwhite[3]
|Lunenburg County
|Joseph Slauenwhite[3]
Nova Scotia donated a large Christmas tree to the city of Boston in thanks and remembrance for the help Boston Red Cross and the Massachusetts Public Safety Committee provided immediately after the Halifax Explosion of 1917.[11] Another tree was sent in 1971, and every year since.[11][13][14] The annual gift was started by the Lunenburg County Christmas Tree Producers Association to promote Christmas tree exports as well as acknowledge the Boston support after the explosion. The gift was taken over by the Nova Scotia Government in 1976 to continue the goodwill gesture and to promote trade and tourism.[15]
It is so important to the people of Nova Scotia that "people have cried over it, argued about it, even penned song lyrics in its honour."[3] Joseph Slauenwhite donated the first two trees.[3] The tree typically comes from the southern half of the province, but in 2014 the tree came from Antigonish County, in the north[8] and in 2016 the first tree ever from Cape Breton Island was selected.[5]
The province also donates smaller trees to Rosie's Place and the Pine Street Inn, homeless shelters in Boston.[16]
Tree selection[edit]
The Christmas Tree Extension Specialist whose responsibility it is to select a tree is "always looking" for trees, and keeps a list of trees for years.[4][13][17] The scouting for the current year's tree begins in June and July.[7]
Most donors are "honored to give up their trees... [and] most will gladly watch their towering trees fall" since everyone knows the reason it is being sent to Boston.[3] Owners often would not normally "have dreamed of cutting down the big spruce Grandpa planted" but will "gladly part with it" when told it is going to Boston.[13] They "consider it a great honor" and say, 'Oh, my God, how can I refuse?"'[13] It is sometimes donated in memory of a family member who died in the explosion.[11] The process can be political as families vie to have their tree chosen.[3]
Knowing its symbolic importance to both cities, the Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources has specific guidelines for selecting the tree. It must be an attractive balsam fir, white spruce or red spruce, 12 to 16 meters (40 to 50 feet) tall, healthy with good color, medium to heavy density, uniform and symmetrical and easy to access.[18] The trees do not usually come from tree farms, but from open land where they can grow tall and full.[3][13]
Christmas Tree Specialist[edit]
The Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources Christmas Tree Specialist has the responsibility for selecting the tree each year. For the specialist the "tree can be elusive, the demands excessive, and the job requires remembering the locations of the best specimens in the province and persuading the people who own them to give them up for a pittance."[3] The first Specialist was Tom Ernst, and he was followed in the 1990s by Peter Romkey.[3] As of 2017[update], the Christmas Tree Extension Specialist responsible for selecting the Boston tree is Ross H. Pentz,[17] a position he has held since 2001.[12]
Tree cutting and ceremony[edit]
Before the tree is cut, each branch is individually tied to the trunk.[12] It takes two men a day and a half to prepare the tree to be cut down.[12] A crane holds the tree at the top while it is cut at the base by a chainsaw.[12]
The tree cutting ceremony has been described as "quite the local spectacle for Nova Scotians,"[19] and features representatives from the province, the United States Consulate in Halifax, the Christmas Tree Council of Nova Scotia, hundreds of local school children, a town crier, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Nova Scotia conservation officers, an Antigonish bagpiper, the Nova Scotia Mass Choir, and Santa Claus.[7][8]
In 2014, students and staff in the environmental technologies program at the Nova Scotia Community College Strait Area Campus cut down that year's tree.[8]
Transporting the tree[edit]
The tree travels over 750 miles (1,200 km) to Boston, with a stop at the Grand Parade in Halifax for a public send-off ceremony featuring a live musical performance by The Stanfields.[8] Attendees are also invited to sign a thank you book for Boston.[8] The tree travels by truck across Nova Scotia, then cruises on a ferry across the Bay of Fundy, continuing by truck through Maine and New Hampshire to Boston.[9]
In 2013, the tree was led out of Halifax by a group of runners in honor of victims of the Boston Marathon bombings.[9] Special permits are required to transport the tree through Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Maine.[7]
Tree arrival and lighting[edit]
The tree arrives in Boston under police escort.[16] In the same way that schoolchildren see the tree off in Nova Scotia, schoolchildren from Boston are on hand to welcome it to the Boston Common.[16]
The tree lighting takes place on the Common in late November or early December. The event attracts about 20,000 people[8] and 200,000 watch the broadcast on WCVB.[7] The 1998 tree required more than 3,200 man hours to decorate, as well as 4 1⁄2 miles (7 km) of wire and 17,000 multi-colored lights.[20] The 2006 tree was covered in 8,000 bulbs.[21]
The tree donated by Nova Scotia was placed at the Prudential Center from 1971[20] until 2002, when it was moved to the Boston Common because of planned development.[22]
While the donation of the Christmas Tree is first and foremost a gift, it is also a major marketing effort for Nova Scotia.[7][14] In 2015, the total cost of the tree, transportation, ceremonies, and parties was CA$242,000[7][14](US$179,000[23]).
The scouting of the tree costs CA$1,900, and the cutting ceremony was CA$2,500.[7] For all of their coverage and efforts, CTV Atlantic received CA$25,000.[7] Promotion on Facebook and Instagram cost an additional CA$900.[7] The sendoff in Halifax cost CA$10,000 and transporting the tree cost CA$4,000.[7] Merchandise was given away at events in both Massachusetts and Nova Scotia, including tuques at a cost of CA$11,000, flags at CA$1,000 and lanyards at CA$3,000.[7]
Provincial officials, including the premier and his staff, were flown to Boston and put up in local hotels at an expense of CA$12,000.[7][23] The MacEachern family also received CA$1,000 in travel expenses.[7] WCVB, the Boston ABC affiliate received US$55,000 (CA$75,000) to broadcast a live one-hour tree lighting special.[7][14][23] A television commercial promoting Nova Scotia would cost about four times as much.[14] The ceremony itself cost US$30,000 (CA$41,000), which was paid by Nova Scotia to the City of Boston.[7][14] This is less than half of the US$85,000 the ceremony costs.[23]
A reception at the Omni Parker House cost CA$9,000.[7][23] It was attended by the official delegation, as well as Nova Scotian businessmen who traveled at their own expense, and Nova Scotians living in the Boston area.[7]
Given the media coverage the province gets in return, and "When you look at the entire scope of the thing, it's a pretty good value for the province of Nova Scotia," according to Ed McHugh, who teaches business and marketing at Nova Scotia Community College.[23]
Media coverage[edit]
The "regional media coverage [of the tree cutting ceremony is] huge."[4] Television personalities from CTV Atlantic host the tree cutting ceremony and the send off in Halifax.[7] In addition, their contract commits them to doing weather items and "tree related elements" live from Boston during the evening news on both the day of the lighting and the day after.[7] In 2015, CTV produced and aired a 30-second commercial over a period of 10 days.[7] They also provided digital promotion and news promotions.[7] CTV estimates that this contribution represents a CA$30,000 benefit to the province.[7]
The tree is also promoted on Facebook and Instagram.[7]
See also[edit]
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- ^ San Fillipo, Juliette (November 7, 2012). "19 Holiday Events in Boston to Add to Your Calendar Right Now". BostonInno. Retrieved January 1, 2015.
71st Annual Boston Common Tree Lighting Ceremony - Thursday, Nov. 29
- ^ "The Halifax Explosion". Retrieved October 31, 2016.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k O'Brien, Keith (November 26, 2006). "Oh! Christmas tree". The Boston Globe. Retrieved January 1, 2015.
- ^ a b c d Kandarian, Paul (October 18, 2010). "Hub holiday tree a continued thanks from Nova Scotia". Boston.com. Retrieved January 1, 2015.
- ^ a b "Boston Christmas Tree a Cape Breton First" (Press release). Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources. October 28, 2016. Retrieved October 28, 2016.
- ^ Gans, Felicia (November 20, 2015). "Boston's Christmas tree arrives". The Boston Globe. Retrieved November 20, 2015.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x Julian, Jack (November 15, 2016). "Here's the breakdown of the Christmas tree for Boston costs". CBC News. Retrieved November 17, 2016.
- ^ a b c d e f g "2014 Boston Tree Location A First" (Press release). Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources. November 6, 2014. Retrieved January 1, 2015.
- ^ a b c Hanson, Melissa (November 13, 2013). "From Nova Scotia with love: Boston's Christmas tree begins its odyssey to the Common". Retrieved January 1, 2015.
- ^ Dezenski, Lauren (December 1, 2011). "Multimedia: Christmas in Bean Town". Boston University's Daily Free Press. Retrieved January 1, 2015.
- ^ a b c d "The Halifax Christmas Tree for Boston". University of Virginia Claude Moore Health Sciences Library. Retrieved January 1, 2015.
- ^ a b c d e "Boston benefits from N.S. Christmas tree tradition". CanWest News Service. November 18, 2007. Retrieved January 1, 2015.
- ^ a b c d e Abraham, Yvonne (July 23, 2008). "He's checking it twice, Hub". The Boston Globe. Archived from the original on January 1, 2015.
- ^ a b c d e f Fox, Jeremy C. (November 16, 2016). "Boston's Christmas tree comes with a hefty price tag — for Nova Scotia". Boston Globe. Retrieved November 18, 2016.
- ^ Campbell, Mark (November 1993). "Tree Expert Picks Province's Annual Gift to Boston". Nova Scotia Magazine. p. 12.
- ^ a b c "Boston Christmas Tree Arrival". Boston Central. Retrieved January 1, 2015.
- ^ a b Ryan, Andrew (November 17, 2006). "From a Nova Scotia yard to light up the Common; City's Christmas tree is making 750-mile journey". Archived from the original on January 1, 2015.
- ^ Janjigian Heald, Hana (December 15, 2006). "Nova Scotia's Christmas Tree gift to Boston has a Dedham connection". 14 (51). The Dedham Times. p. 3.
- ^ Wang, Shan (November 17, 2014). "O Canada: Nova Scotia Is Throwing a Parade for Our Christmas Tree". Boston.com Staff. Retrieved January 1, 2015.
- ^ a b "Boston's Prudential Christmas Tree Has A History Of Its Own" (Press release). December 3, 1998. Retrieved January 1, 2015.
- ^ Zinck, Angie (22 November 2006). "Tree of thanks". LightHouseNow. Retrieved January 1, 2015.
- ^ Leccese, Mark (September 29, 2002). "'Tis Not: No Room At the Pru". The Boston Globe. p. 3.
- ^ a b c d e f MacQuarrie, Brian (November 28, 2016). "Nova Scotians learn the Christmas tree for Boston is far from free". The Boston Globe. Retrieved November 28, 2016.
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The Yankees will send 38-year-old right-hander Hiroki Kuroda to the hill. Kuroda was a rock for the Yanks last year, going 16-11, posting a 3.32 ERA and logging 219 2/3 innings. Kuroda was durable in 2012, pitching at least five innings in every start after May 5.
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Jacoby Ellsbury (15): .333/.333/.467, 1 RBI, 2 doubles, 4 strikeouts
Dustin Pedroia (15): .429/.467/.714, 1 home run, 2 RBI, 1 double, 1 walk
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Lyle Overbay (26): .273/.385/.318, 1 RBI, 1 double, 4 walks, 5 strikeouts
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Ichiro Suzuki (8): .250/.250/.250, 1 strikeout
Francisco Cervelli (6): .500/.500/.500, 3 RBI, 1 strikeout
Travis Hafner (6): .333/.333/.333
Jayson Nix (6): .000/.167/.000
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The cottage was the 'bunk house' for the visiting grandkids of the original Beach house owners. In addition to a large area for the beds there are two closets, a small functional kitchen and full bathroom. A dome centrally located on the ceiling brings in additional light and blinds close to make it darker at night.
This is a rental home maintained and cared for by the owners. We truly want our guests to enjoy their visit.
There is a QUEEN bed and TWIN trundle bed (2 twins) a bathroom with tub/shower; dining table for 4; kitchen with apartment size stove, refrigerator and dishwasher. Plus a patio table, 2 chairs and an outdoor electric BBQ grill. There is Cable TV/DVD and WiFi. There is a pathway to access the beach.
I have been managing our vacation rentals for 10 years.
The Owner purchased this cottage in 2003
This is a quiet and peaceful cottage by the ocean. It is wonderful all year around.
Country atmosphere with close access to the city is what makes this property unique. The private tidal beach is an easy access and is wonderful to explore with a low tide.
Since we were in Gig Harbor for a wedding, we didn't actually spend a lot of time at the cottage...but the time we did spend there was very pleasant. It is in a beautiful setting, and it is so quiet and peaceful! The cottage was comfy and cozy - a great little place to get away from it all.
Recommended for: Age 55+, Pet-friendly, Adventure Seekers, Girls Getaway, Sightseeing, Families with Young Children, Romantic Getaway
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I would NOT RECOMMEND you rent this property or any other from HomeAway. DO NOT expect the landlords to abide by any Rental Agreement you make with them. They have refused to return our damage deposit, there was NO DAMAGE, even tho the Rental Agreement Paragraph 5 states it will be returned. I have contacted HomeAway and they refuse to coordinate this. I have an abundance of communications between myself and the owners regarding this matter. Please feel free to contact me regarding this. I WILL NOT use HomeAway again!!!!!
I really wanted to like this property. My experience didnt start well when the code that was given to me didnt work. The phone call and email went unanswered. Luckily the owner lives next door and was home at the time.
The cottage is in need of a makeover. It had a musty somewhat unpleasant odor, the refrigerator has rust on it and created a puddle. A cabinet knob came off in my hand as did the shower knob. The soap and shampoo that was provided was half empty full sized bottles rather than individual wrapped soaps and shampoo- not a big deal but using somebodys leftover is not what I expected in the "whats provided" part. The screen door had a large hole in it and this property doesnt have AC. It was hot and muggy, the bathroom window would only open a couple inches so it was real hot in there. The property has furniture that is old and worn like the two dusty rose chairs that have been shredded by (presumably) a cat on the back. The kitchen table rocks and turns. There is a need to fill holes in the walls where something was hanging. The sheets were washed but had several stains and we found leaves and a dead bugs ion the trundel bed matress. Overall it looks like a collection of mismatched stuff that was handed down.
So the good points- lots of hot water, a hot water dispenser in the sink, great location with acrazy amound of sea life to look at. Very quiet and peaceful. There is a lot of potential in this property but it needs work and an investment to make it nice.
Tucked in the trees, just steps from the water, this is a perfect spot for a quiet getaway. The cottage is comfortable and roomy. The bed was very comfortable and cozy.
My wife and I enjoyed staying here. Good location in a lovely neighborhood. It's not right on the water; there is a house on the same property between you and the water. But you can walk right down to the beach, which is very nice. The space is accommodating. It was good to stay in a place where there was space to open up suitcases and still have room to move around. Liked the bed. Usable kitchen. That top door lock is tough, keep at it.
We had a wonderful time at this cottage. It was close enough to our family and the touristy things to do in Tacoma, yet far enough way from the freeways and cities to be a quiet getaway. Unfortunately, it was cold and rainy most of our stay, so we didn't get to spend much time on the beach. But, the cottage kept us warm and dry. All-in-all, a great value. The only cons were that the exterior door and window screens need a bit of repair and, after an extremely heavy rain, there was, apparently, a sump pump that cycled on every few minutes, which took a bit of getting used to.
Nice place, very quiet location. My wife and I stayed here for the week. We explored the Olympic Peninsula, Mount Rainier and the Pacific Coast. Great location to see much of the Puget Sound area,
Horsehead Bay Boat Launch is 5.4 miles/12 minutes.
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Manchester United's 2-1 victory over Chelsea at Old Trafford, seeing the Red Devils through the Champions League quarter-final tie 3-1 on aggregate, brings to the surface many questions for the Blues.
Will Carlo Ancelotti still be in charge next season? After all that money spent over the years, was Paulo Ferreira coming off the bench really their last throw of the dice? Isn't it usually Didier Drogba's job to get sent off whenever Chelsea are on their way to elimination from Europe? (Ramires needs to learn his place.)
After ending the last three Champions League campaigns in disgrace, Drogba was the one who gave Chelsea a glimmer of hope with a second-half goal so ruthlessly cancelled out by Park Ji-sung within a minute.
Drogba had only come on at half-time in place of Fernando Torres after Ancelotti settled the dilemma of whether to pick the Spaniard and please his boss or select the Ivorian and win the match. In the end, starting with Torres achieved neither.
The £50 million striker looked more like a child who had won 50 minutes of Champions League action in a competition as he cut the figure of a boy amongst men, frozen in the floodlights.
As he took his place on the bench for the second half after another ineffective appearance for his new club - which let the boffins running this intricate website knock off early - he had plenty of time to ponder that he still has more than five years to run on the contract he signed in January.
To compound El Niño's misery, his equally flamboyantly monikered opposite number, Chicharito, was all too happy to remind him how easy it is for him to find the net in a red shirt.
Javier Hernandez is everything Torres was when he arrived in England four years ago - young, quick, exciting, unpredictable and able to make ball meet net with alarming regularity - and all for less than a third of the price Liverpool paid for Torres then and 20 per cent of the fee Chelsea forked out in January. The task of getting the club's record signing conditioned and confident by the start of next season seems to grow harder by the week.
Ancelotti admitted afterwards that he may have made a mistake in picking Torres over Drogba. When asked if the selection backfired, he said: "Maybe. Could be. I told you a lot of times this season I wanted to start with Fernando for this kind of game, these type of tactics.
"Didier played well in the second half. I wanted to put more pressure up front because we needed to score. Didier was fresh and he could use his power up front. This was the reason I took out Fernando."
Perhaps the most frustrating thing of all for Ancelotti and his players is that there is no big European lesson to be learned from losing away at United. It is not like they can return to the Champions League next season a year wiser in the ways of preparing against continental opposition - they will return to Old Trafford in less than a month's time in the Premier League.
That match will be eighth time the two sides have played each other since Ancelotti arrived at the beginning of last season. Sometimes Carlo wins, sometimes Fergie, but no amount of scrapping between the two can help further Chelsea's cause of winning their first European Cup. It increasingly looks like hasty, big-money signings won't do that either.
Still, for United there is only one question worth asking: can this team really win all three trophies they are still in for?
They may be seven points clear at the top of the league, one game away from the FA Cup final and now in the last four in Europe, but for the first time last night this current United side looked worthy of being a treble-winning team.
Team is very much the operative word, too. While Ancelotti was wrestling with internal politics for a match about which Blues midfielder Yossi Benayoun had said "that we are playing to save our season", Alex Ferguson's side put in a unified and beguiling performance to book a semi-final date with either Schalke or defending champions Internazionale.
From the moment Edwin van der Sar came rushing out of his area to slide tackle Nicolas Anelka on the half-hour mark United seemed destined to win, while one of the last acts of the match had the home fans chanting Wayne Rooney's name with more fervour than at any other time this season after the striker tried an audacious long-range lob. What United fan would have predicted that six months ago, when he was threatening to leave the club? Now the fortunes of Rooney mirror those of United, as they have both begun to peak at exactly the right time.
There was more than £250m-worth of talent on show among the 22 players which started last night, boasting between them a record 1,288 international caps. But, for all that, it was the side with the greater team spirit from the more stable club which deservedly went through. That is a factor Roman Abramovich should take into great consideration before wielding the axe on yet another manager.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY: "People asking if im going city? I dont kiss the Arsenal badge then leave <3 this club in my heart!" - Jack Wilshere, like so many before him, makes a rod for his own back after tweeting his commitment to the Gunners along with a picture of him kissing said badge.
FOREIGN VIEW: "If we win the Scudetto then the next transfer window will see us add one or two great players, and one of those could be (Cristiano) Ronaldo. If we were able to add Ronaldo to our squad I think it would please everybody. Sometimes dreams come true." - Milan president Silvio Berlusconi once again displays his thin connection with reality by insisting his club can poach the world's most expensive player from Real Madrid.
COMING UP: It is the turn of Tottenham Hotspur v Real Madrid and Schalke 04 v Internazionale to get the full Champions League live treatment this evening. Both matches kick off at 19:45.
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WASHINGTON — Sen. Thad Cochran (R-Miss.) is stressing the need for federal agencies to be more cooperative in dealing with Mississippi communities affected by an ongoing process to update flood maps. Mississippi's senior senator also welcomed a decision to try to establish arbitration panels to resolve disputes.
Cochran was among the lawmakers who met with officials from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and Army Corps of Engineers May 27 to discuss concerns raised by communities about problems with the federal government's approach to developing the updated Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs). Updated FIRMs will determine which residents would be required to purchase FEMA-administered flood insurance.
"I hope FEMA and the Army Corps understand that we expect improved interaction with local communities. The concerns we have in Mississippi about the flood map process are legitimate and need to be addressed as such," Cochran said. "I am glad this meeting took place and I trust that we will make progress as a result,"


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Bethenny Frankel Denies Real Housewives Return, Hints At New Bravo Projects
Bethenny Frankel says she is NOT returning to "Real Housewives of New York," confirming a story Gossip Cop first busted more than six months ago.
As we reported back in March, rumors claiming Frankel might rejoin the show for its upcoming season were completely false. Us Weekly, however, reheated the bad dish on Wednesday, alleging Frankel had signed on as part of Bravo's "last-ditch effort" to boost the series' ratings. But it's still not true — and even Frankel herself is saying so.
Asked about the claim during a SiriusXM Radio interview with Jenny Hutt, Frankel replies, "Everyone's saying a bunch of things, because I keep going in and out of Bravo." "I'm talking to Andy [Cohen] about two different projects, because he's got a production company now," explains the Skinny Girl mogul. She goes on to reveal, "I haven't signed or decided to do anything. But it's not what everyone thinks it is." "I feel like I'm going to get into trouble if I say what I'm actually doing with Andy, so I don't want to say much more," says Frankel, stressing, "but I haven't signed anything."
Frankel continues to hint, "[Andy's] doing a lot of different shows, so we're talking about a couple of different things and deciding together what we're going to do." The star further adds later on in the interview, "I don't know that I'm going back to reality TV. There are some shows that I'm talking about that have a little bit of structure in reality." So, to be clear: NO "Housewives" for Frankel, but she IS considering new projects with Cohen and Bravo. Got it?
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The Advertising Standards Agency (ASA) has reprimanded BT Openreach after an investigation led it to discover that the firm had misled customers about the arrival date of super-fast broadband services.
Three consumers contacted the industry watchdog to query whether the estimated dates on both BT and Openreach's websites were deceptive, as in their own separate experiences, the dates quoted had been delayed frequently.
Openreach claims that, although it is part of the BT Group, it is a siloed part of the business and takes care of the roll out of the super-fast broadband network across the UK. Meanwhile, BT said that it is reliant on the other firm for service activation dates, which are displayed on its availability checker online.
It said that because of this dependency, it was therefore not responsible as it could not make comments on why individual dates may be subject to change.
After conducting a comprehensive review of the case, the ASA ruled that although the original advertised dates were based on an estimated timescale, the revised dates were "likely to mislead customers" as they were not based on a clear analysis of how long the delays could potentially take.
"We therefore concluded that the revised dates presented on both availability checkers were misleading," it stated.
The ASA has instructed Openreach to ensure that estimated delivery dates displayed on its website were based on robust calculations rather than guesses, while it informed BT not to display anything unless it could substantiate that Openreach was using a vigorous method to reach the dates.
Andrew Ferguson, editor of website thinkbroadband.com, told the Guardian that the ruling was likely to mean that less information is provided regarding the rollout of super-fast broadband, as in areas where delays were probable a 'being worked on' message would appear.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - August 27, 1985, New Braunfels, Texas 2A New Braunfels Hexa\6-Zeitung Tuesday, August 27,1985 Marion votes to pay Council, mayor★ County. By SARAH DUKE Staff writer MARION — Members of the Marion city council voted to have the city pay them $15 for each city council meeting. The mayor will now be paid $400 a month. The pay for city officials was included in the 1985-85 city budget. The budget of $372,447 was approved unanimously. The budget included $164,222 in the general account and $208,225 in the waterworks and sewer account. "My feeling is that if you are going to try to attract good people for the jobs (of mayor and councilman I, you need to have some incentive," said Mayor Clarence Jackson. "Personally, I do not like to see the council and mayor get so much money," said Councilman Charles Schulz. "I have been on the council for 12 years and I've got $12 to show for it." The councilmen and mayor have traditionally been paid $1 a year for serving on the council. Births Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ferrell, 614 Bavarian No. 806, 8 lb. 2 oz. boy, Aug. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Willy Borne, Route I, Box 236, Kingsbury, 3 lb., 15 oz. and 4 lb., 12 oz. twin girls, Aug. 23. Deaths Carole Wallgren Carole Wallgren, 50, of Suisun, Calif., died August 25, 1985 at David Grant Medical Center, Travis Air Force Base. Calif. Services will be Thursday at Fairfield Morman Church, Fairfield, Calif. Burial will be in Sandy, Utah. Mrs. Wallgren was born Feb. 26, 1935, in California. She was preceded in death by her husband Ross Wallgren. She had been a New Braunfels resident for several years and was a past president of the American Legion Auxiliary, Comal Unit 179. Survivors include her mother, Rachael Chown; a sister, Barbara Howard, all of California. Memorials may be sent to the Senior Center, 1200 Civic Center Dr.. Fairfield, Calif. Alfred W. Schertz Services will be Wednesday at IO a.m. at Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home for Alfred W. Schertz, 79, of 734 Elm Creek Road. Dr. Claus H. Rohlfs of Medina will officiate. Burial will be in Comal Cemetery. Schertz died Aug. 26 at his home. He was born Nov. 1,1905, in Comal County to Willie and Clara (nee Wetz) Schertz. He married taura Baetge Oct. 4, 1930, in New Braunfels. She died April 30,1984. Schertz was retired after 32 years in civil service at Kelly Field Fire Department. He was a member of Bracken United Methodist Church, Masonic Ixxige and Fraternal Order of Eagles. Survivors include a daughter, Cynthia Hammer of Austin; son. Alfred Schertz of New Braunfels; brothers, Eugene Schertz of Seguin and Roman Schertz of Schertz; five grandchildren; and two greatgrandchildren. Memorials may be made to the Weather "When we start doing this," Schulz said, "we're going to get people who want to be on the council because they want political power." Schulz said he thinks people should be on the council because they want to serve the community. Other council members said they think the money will serve as an incentive to encourage more people to run for office. Councilman Felix Arambula said that he feels $400 a month for the mayor is not enough to compensate for the time invested. "I think the time has come for Marion to pay its city council," Arambula said. "I don't see how anyone could say that it is a luxury job and clearly no one is going to get rich off of it...but there needs to be some incentive to be on the council." Arambula said he intends to donate his pay to charity. The pay for the council members and the mayor will cost the city $6,600 during the 1985-86 fiscal year. Continued from Page 1A cutting the sheriff's department by one investigator since one recently quit. But Fellers explained that the DA's investigator would be concentrating on particular types of cases, whereas the sheriff's investigators go to every crime scene. "Also we need to standardize the weapons," Fellers said. "Right now each deputy buys his own. So we have everything from .38 caliber to .44 Magnums. If we are ever involved in a lawsuit over a shooting we will be covered if the weapons are authorized models and meet inspection standards." Constables had an uphill battle because commissioners were interested in whether the justice of the peace and constables offices were making money for the county, an issue that has come up with no other law enforcement agency or court during the budget hearings. "We know that there are other intangibles to take into account, but right now the only concern we have is what is the bottom line: dollars," Clark said. After subtracting costs of operating the justice of the peace and constable of Precinct 4 from all fines brought in, the office just about broke even without giving constables an raises, Clark said. After Constable Fidel Tamez presented the amount of work he and his deputy had done, he requested a radar unit, 32 more hours for his deputy, a car for his deputy which would be one of the sheriff's department used cars and a pay increase for himself from $5,304 per year to $9,600. A sheriff deputy's beginning salary is about $17,000. "We get called at all hours, from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m., we are able to back up the sheriff's department and they call us when they are tied up on one thing and another call comes in," Tamez said. Tamez listed that he had given out 619 citations and 150 warning citations since he came in office. In Precinct 4 the sheriff's department had 145 citations and the Department of Public Safety had filed Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Collins, 452 Academy, 6 lb., IO oz. boy, Aug. 24. Mr. and Mrs. Kavin Hanz, 1353 Hanz Dr., 8 lb., 2 oz. boy, Aug. 25. Dr. and Mrs. John Bell, 244 Coener, 7 lb., I oz. boy, Aug. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Mario Saldana, 1565 Highway 81 East, 5 lb., 9oz. girl. Aug 26. Mr. and Mrs. David Cole, 1040 Highway 81 Lot No. 6,61b., 13 oz. boy, Aug. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Ruth, 929 Sundance, 7 lb., 13oz. boy, Aug. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Xavier Guerrero, 610 Butcher A, 7 lb , 2 oz. boy, Aug. 26. American Heart Association or the charity of one's choice. Robert Schock Memorial graveside services will be at 2:45 p.m. Thursday at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery for Chaplain Robert Schock, 78, of 3515 Trailway Park, San Antonio. He died Aug. 24. Survivors include a daughter, Carolyn Schock of New Braunfels; son, James W. Schock of San Antonio; two grandchildren; and three brothers. Arrangements are under the direction of Sunset Funeral Home of San Antonio. Alonzo A. Wahl Services for Alonzo A. Wahl, of 1472 Gardena, New Braunfels, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at SS Peter & Paul Catholic Church. Burial will follow in the SS Peter & Paul Mausoleum. Wahl, 76, died Aug. 26 in McKenna Memorial Hospital. He was born March 15,1909. He married Elenora (nee Seidel) Wahl July 4, 1936 in New Braunfels. He was a 15 year resident of New Braunfels. Wahl was a retired manager and butcher in a grocery store. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus, the Holy Name Society and the American Association of Retired Persons. Survivors include his wife Elenora Wahl of New Braunfels; daughters Geraldine Chote of Alice and Genevieve Nemec of New Braunfels; sisters Leona Courtney, Louise Kellermann and Olga Usdane of New Braunfels; brothers Werner Wahl of Floresville and Robert Frieda of Bay City; six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Rosary and wake will be tonight 7 p.m. tonight at Zoeller Funeral Home. Gilbert A. Becker Services for Gilbert A. Becker, of 187 Saur Lane in New Braunfels, will be held at IO a.m. Wednesday at Zoeller Funeral Home with the Rev. Elmer H. Glimper officiating. Burial will follow in Comal Cemetery. Becker, 79, died Aug. 24 at his residence. He was bom May 13,1906 to Henry and Hulda (nee Rauch) Becker. He was a lifetime resident of New Braunfels and a director of music at Saengerhalle for more than 50 years. He worked as a manager of Saengerhalle. Pallbearers include Gordon Zunker, Raymond Porter, Howard Schaeffer, Melvin Bading, Frank Schumann and Amo Weidner. Memorials may be made to Saengerhalle or the charity of ones choice. Pius Friesenhahn Services were at IO a.m. today at SS Peter and Paul Catholic Church for Pius Friesenhahn of Converse with the Father Patrick Flannagan officiating. Burial was at St. Joseph Cemetery at Comal. Friesenhahn, 86, died Aug. 25 in McKenna Memorial Hospital. He was bom April 16, 1899 to Peter and Clara E. (nee Tschoepe) Friesenhahn of Guadalupe County. He married Emilie Ann (nee Schneider) Friesenhahn on Nov. 23, 1927 in Nada. Friesenhanhn was a retired farmer. He was a member of St. Monicas Catholic Church of Converse. He was a member of the SS Peter and Paul Mens Society and the Catholic Life Insurance Union. Texas Thunderstorms developed early today over the western section of North Texas from the Red River near Wichita Falls southward to northeast of San Angelo. Other showers were occurring over the South Plains from Lubbock to Snyder while heavy thunderstorms rumbled offshore along the upper Texas coast. Elsewhere, skies were fair to partly cloudy as high pressure in the upper levels" of the atmosphere remaind the primary weather feature. South to southeast winds were the rule across most of the state at speeds generally in the 5 to 15 mile an hour range. Statewide temperatures were mostly in the 70s and low 80s except for readings in the 50s over the mountainous southwest. The early morning extremes ranged from a cool 54 degrees at Marfa in the Davis Mountains to a warm 84 degrees at the Naval air station in Corpus Christi. The National Weather Service said widely scattered thunderstorms were likely tonight in the Panhandle and South Plains. Afternoon temperatures in the 90s and low 100s were expected for most of the state. Extended forecast North Texas: No rain expected through Saturday. Daytime highs will be in the 90s and nightime lows will be in the 70s. South Texas: Partly cloudy hot days with fair and mild nights. Nighttime lows in the 70s except near 80 along the coast. Daytime highs mostly 90s except near 90 along the coast and near 105 southwest. West Texas: Partly cloudy days and fair nights with temperatures a little above normal. Slight chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms far west throughout the period. Highs South Plains and Panhandle near 90 to mid 90s. taws mid to upper 60s. Highs Permian Basin and Concho Valley mid to upper 90s. taws upper 60s to lower 70s. Highs far west lower 90s. taws upper 60s. Highs Big Bend, highs near 90 mountains to around 102 along Rio Grande, taws near 60 mountains to lower 70s along Rio Grande. CALL TERRY STREUER, 629-1322 For the best possible professional cleaning and care of your carpets, draperies, upholstery...in your home or office. FREE ESTIMATES 1630 Highway 81 Wast around 300 citations. Tamez had also worked about 55 hours per week, he, adding that he had written up 20 offense reports, and served 15 warrants. His deputy had worked 60 hours unpaid. County Auditor Bate Bond backed up Tamez's claim that his deputy's personal insurance would not cover him if he had an accident in his personal vehicle while working for the county. This reasoning had been used to give Constable Danny Scheel's deputy a car. Clark asked Bond to look for insurance that the county would pay for to cover the personal vehicles used for patrols. Scheel, of Precinct 2, had also asked for an increase in hours for his deputy from 150 hours to 350 hours and a pay increase for himself to $9,600. He backed up his request with the figures on his offices operation. "So far this year we have driven 22,358 miles in patrolling. We cover the subdivisions from IO a.m. to 3 p.m., the peak times for burglaries, and then we patrol the busy highways and county roads in our district," Scheel said. "This will be the third straight month with no burglaries and no major accidents in our precinct." Clyde Jacobs, who will teach at Teen Connection this year and previously worked as a jailer, defended the constables. "I've seen the arrests as they come in and constables handle a large majority of them," Jacobs said. "I've seen counties go to centralization as they grew to eventually see the benefit of decentralization. I'm just darn glad we have the constables out there." Jacobs said no deputy could have the knowledge of a local area the way the constalbes could because the latter live there. "You can't beat them for cost effectiveness. And for a deference to crime." Jacobs said. Survivors include his daughters Mrs. Philip Hage and Mrs. Herman Weise, both of Austin, Mrs. Chester Kollodziejof San Antonio and Mrs. Raymond Lucera of Boerne; sons Andrew J. Friesenhahn of Stephenville .and Claude F. Friesenhahn of Converse; sister Mrs. Orville French of Bracketville; brothers Isodore Friesenhahn of New Braunfels and Henry J. Friesenhahn of Boerne; 16 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Friesenhahn was preceeded m death by his wife rn 1937. A wake service was conducted Monday evening at Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home. Hertha Mary Bechtold Services for Hertha Mary Bechtold, of 155 Richter Lane. New Braunfels, will be at IO a m. Thursday in the SS Peter and Paul Catholic Church with the Father Joe Aud el of New Braunfels officiating. Burial will follow in Comal Cemetery. Bechtold, 77, died Aug. 25 at Oakcrest Inn Convalescent Center. She was born June 7, 1908 to Hugo August and Ida tauise < nee Dedeke t Harborth of Guadalupe County. She married Alwtn C. Bechtold on Sept. 9, 1931 in Honey Creek. Bechtold was a 33 year resident of New Braunfels. Survivors include daughters Evelyn Schmidt, of Iowa Park, Marie Ann Fischbeck and Sharon Anderson, both of New Braunfels, and tarene Oliver and Joyce Wiggins, both of Schertz; and IO grandchildren. She was preceeded in death by her husband in 1981. Rosary' will be recited at Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Joe F. Fiebrich Services for Joe F. Fiebrich, of 455 Hackberry in New Braunfels, were held Monday at SS Peter and Paul Catholic Church with the Father Patrick Flannagan officiating. Burial was in SS Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery. Fiebnch, 76, died Aug. 24 at McKenna Memorial Hospital. He was bom Dec. 1,1908 to Joseph Frank and Cecilia Fiebrich Sr. (nee French). He was a retired carpenter and a member of SS Peter and Paul Catholic Church. Survivors include a daughter Gladys Roberts of New Braunfels; two sons, Larry Fiebrich and Kenneth Fiebrich, both of New Braunfels; five sisters, Mary Henk, Martha Lee Kinsfather, Cecilia Fiebrich and Virginia Froelich, all of New Braunfels and Hattie Hubertus of Schertz. A wake was held Sunday.Stocks NEW YORK API - AMR Corp Amer Can Amentech AMI Inc .Ani Motors AniSta rid Anier T&T Amoco Armcol ne AtlRiehfld BancTexas BelLAtlan BellSouth Beth Steel Borden s CaterpTr Centel Cheselip Chevron Chrysler CoastalCp s Coca Co la Coleman ComlMeti DeltaAir! 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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - May 31, 1996, New Braunfels, Texas mmm ■ ou are invited th help answer a prayer for unity The 17th chapter of John is the most personal dialogue on record between Jesus and the Father. Recorded are the great truths and mysteries Jesus was compelled to tell before His passion began. With Judas gone and the evening (fiBddy fading, Jesus lifts His eyes to heaven and prays Aesc words. *7 do not pray for these alone, but Bfor those who will believe in Me ugh their word, that they may be « The plea ofJesus was not to just get ; with one another but to become , Not a oneness of uniformity, but a that was organic in nature, ching down to the base rebellion : separates mankind from God and it A single heart and passion t had not been known since the Gar-of Eden was to be restored if His was heard by the Father. He _ Hies. "As You, Father, are in Me, and I in Iou; that they also may be one in Us I 99 J Jesus prays not only die eleven but I who follow their lead might gun the that the Son has with the Father, lumbly, the obedient Son makes a request "Father, I want to ah that We have with these and to come. The best gift is Our >hite Oneness. Grant that they all igbt share in it** that the world may believe that You sent Me." Is this die reason? Could it be that f, oneness, might be for this one i? Jesus lances the boil of pride to i that oneness would be the call k to die world that He, Messiah, has come! Many had believed i af tie Masers obvious oat-with God. Now others would i to know God because of the dis-oneness with one another. Let the curtain fall on the scene, take it no further. Do not think of the : to the garden, the betrayal of Judas, 'of the disciples. Stop the scene ' and look and hsien to the words of Oneness was not a demand; it was a < vine request Oneness was not forced >the disciples and those who would ►How. It was given as a farewell gift din the One who loves us most Our ality to be one was to be the con- I int reminder of whom we were first < se with. And we were never to gloat that we eft the sole recipients of the gift. it as a huge family present, request by voider Brother, and gladly given by ur Father. And that is what this weekend is about for the church of Jesus in New Braunfels. God has seed our hand to see how serious we concerning unity. Across this city, puton and civic leaden have and taken a step toward what prayed. And now you are invited participate also. Here's how. This Sunday evening, you are mvit-d; to join with hundreds of othcn in a !q|pbration of Christian Unity an the laze in foe center of downtown New squnfcls. This is not a knaajsrit reac-on to other events taking place this reekend. Instead, it is a heartfelt ispoose to our Father ow our lack of ' and our desire to obey foe words 'Jbns concerning His desire foal we tnily be one. could be foe large* gathering of th* New Braunfels has ever But mon sopoitflDt tim title dud)** ie foe intent for which we gather, individuals and churches have praying for revival Maybe — — foe Father is preparing I church for just that. According to Jesus, our unity... our is what wiU bring others to birth. Differences would be tm-and foe Spirit would manifest in a rich plurality of gifts. And Church, the frsnily of God, would t i the fulfillment of our Lord's final oyer. So please join with us, wont you? lie is not an event, it is an act of Chesnee and a heartfelt response to a eyer prayed for us atmo* two thou* I ad years ago. Dont you think it's about time for (Dennis Gallaher is pastor of the freedom Fellowship Church and Has a weekly column for the Herald- % Unity Proclamation ou shaltloveif our neigftior asyourself; lam tfie Lord. 9 Leviticus 19:18 I do notDrayfor tfiese alone, 6ut also for those tufa) zvittBelieve in Me through their ufo rd; 'Ihat they atfmay he one... that the world may Believe that 'You sent Me.9 John IT: 20-21 Qod Himself has commanded men and women to love Him and to Cove his or her neighbor unreservedly. Jesus Christ said, 'A new commandment Idive to you, that you Cove one another; as I have wifed you, that you also Cove one another.9 As ministers, churches, and civic leaders we hereby publicly confirm our commitment to live according to these principles, notwithstanding religious and cultural differences, we recognize the wisdom of strong unity, the health of honest peace, and the strength of neighborly love. We choose, through this 'Unity (Proclamation, to publicly and privately practice and adhere to these principles and to lead others by our eT&mple to follow the same. rom our Our commitment to the practice of kindness, consideration and support transcends ethnic, religious and economic lines. • May Hew 'Braunfels be noted as a City of (Refuge for those who have suffered the abuse of prejudic and hate. • May the light of the love of (yod shine fr< churches to all races at au times. • May our love for one another result in the bless-ing of peace from Almighty (yodfor Hew Braunfels and Comal County. furthermore, we declare Sunday, June 2,1996 as a IDay of Unity and (Reconciliation in Hgw Braunfels, Te?(as. May the day be marked by practical and observable demonstrations of the love of (yod that crosses all boundaries and breaks down every wad We pray that unity and reconciliation will be woven into the fabric of our community for generations to come. We beseech (yod to bless our efforts with enormous grace. Bob Barber. Ambassador Promise Keepers I Pastor Don Dalton Life Christian Center Pastor Rick Bartlett N. B. Christian Church tofaCktt'j Pastor Charles Dehaven Pastor Judith Miller St. Paul Lutheran Church Pastor Kevin Boston Live Oak Baptist Church Michael Costello. V.P. World Indigenous Missions Pastor Don Duncan Tree Of Life Fellowship Doug Culpepper Young Life N. B. PastorTTennis Gallaher Freedom Fellowship Pastor Robert Ganaway Dayspring Fellowship Pastor Mario Guajardo Pastor Gordon Graham FiritStftfc'phurch OI God Pastor Daryl Higgins First Protestant Church Pastor Robert Keith St. John's Episcopal JZJ JA* Pastor Wink Kelso Freedom Fellowship - Pastor Afdie Kendig Friedens United Church of Christ Fainer Richard Oberstar Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church The Honorable .an Kennady. Mayor of New Braunfels Pastor Fred Martin First United Methodist Pastor Fred McMichael Msgr. Eugene ©'Callaghan Foursquare Gospel Church Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic Pastor Inocen:: Paredez Jerusalem Pentecostal Churr 'Pastor Kenneth Peters Pastor Raymond Reich Pastor David Schulte K. B. Presbyterian Church Cross Lutheran Church Peace Lutheran Church 7c fCltU. 7**/. Pastor Ray Still Oakwood Baptist Church Fr. Robert W Taggert ll St. Joseph's Anglican cue CSC, 'Lr**'**' // Pastor Lee Zttmann Faith United Church of Christ The Honorable Members of the Comal County Commissioners Court: Judge Carter Casteel and Commissioners Danny Scheel. Jumbo Evans, Christina Pastor Phillip Green New Life Fellowship y Pastor James C. Quinn Lake Side Baptist Church Zamora and Moo Schwab /3 Myron D. Armes Community Christian Church - ' rv ../A..-. '< -'n /((/ A i .lr f), The Honorable Members of the New Braunfels City Council: Jaun Luis Martinez. Brenda Freeman. Cathy Talcotl Paul E. Fraser Jr., and Juliet Watson First Protestant Church Bible Ship sets sail a Hung.) First Protestant Church welcomes area children aboard Vacation Bible Ship. All those registered for the cruise will set sail for five evenings of memorable Bible learning. The cruise, Sunday, June 9, through Thursday, June 13, will depart the Family Life Center at 3:30 each evening. The nightly excursions will begin with a family meal time (3:30 dinner served on the Family Life Center dock), then registrants will cruise into Bible learning, unique crafts, team-building games, video adventures, lively Bible songs and healthy treats. ITie captain for this year's cruise is Cheryl Randol. AU ages of volunteers have signed on as *71!* mates** to help with each evening's events. Of course, additional volunteers will be appreciated. Preregistration for the Vacation Bible Ship Cruise began May 19 and will continue through Wednesday, June 3. Children can also register on the first evening of the cruise, June 9, however preregU-tiWkmisinfonedFirrtlYotestareChuxdi is locsSed on the corner of Seguin and Col subs*, ens block from the downtown plea. AO children are welcome to come aboard; church membership is not required. Call 609-7729 for information. ChMdran registered for tat VaooifonBlbla Ship ar* tad by Fir* Mete Sarah Williams. Matured ere (bottom row) Boas Saiga and Hannah Randol; (top row) James Voqaa, EmSy Kirby and EmSy Vogee. John P. Foppa Speaker brings message of hope i to Catholic summer deanery I John Foppe will be the guest pre-senter for the summer Deanery gath- • ering for the Catholic parishes in and ; around New Braunfels. He will be > speaking to the teenagers and young : adults June 9 at the Holy Family Hall. ; Foppe learned at an early age that I "our only real handicaps are those men- • tai and emotional ones that prevent us • from participating fully in life." The ; fourth of eight sons, John was bom I without arms. • John is an enthusiastic young man ; with a message for all to hear. He I began speaking when he was 16 years '. old in response to an emerging need for • speakers who could address today's ; youth. Since that tune, John has devel- : oped into a professional speaker, « addressing thousands of people from all « walks of life. After graduating from St Louis Uni- J versify wife a degree in communication \ in 1992, Foppe was personally invited > by internationally known motivational > speaker and author Zig Ziglar to join / his prestigious Speakers Bureau. Foppe ' is the only professional speaker ever \ hired by the Zig Ziglar Corporation, > and was personally trained by Ziglar as s his first protege. Foppe was recognized as one of "The Ten Outstanding Young Amen- j cans** in 1993 by the U.S. Junior \ Chamber of Commerce. Recently he \ became the host for "America's Teen-age Video Magazine." The video series ; is distributed to high schools through- t out the U.S. and Canada, it was , designed to promote classroom dis- ' cussions on a variety of critical issues facing today's young people. Those who met Foppe are moved : by his qualities of hope, petience and perseverance. His presentations are real and direct, addressing areas of concern for everyone. The June 9 event is open to all high school students and young adults. The admission is $10, which will cover the events for the day. Foppe will speak at 2 pm, followed by mass in the church, dinner and a D J. dance on the grounds and in the hall. Although this is a Catholic sponsored event, all teenagers are invited and encouraged to hear this wonderful message of heroism and hope. For more information, call the youth office at Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic Church, 625-1243. Of R Prater fa fan C/rzzpffl Vacation Bible School Games ♦ Crafts ♦ Songs ♦ Snacks ♦ Bible Stories (jQwU NouO — La rYuTecf /?e0i^7nx4"i'oO Ciuifina cf ChrisA- - Date*: _ JtiNfc IL ™- — if/**- To ^ Grade. Ann For KIOTO information call: tm ;
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Feb. 11, 2006
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Surprise, Ariz. - The University of Nevada(0-5) was kept winless by Gonzaga(5-1) as the Bulldogs defeated the Wolf Pack 11-5 on day two of the Surprise Arizona Tournament being hosted at Surprise Stadium. Surprise Stadium is the spring training complex of the Texas Rangers and Kansas City Royals. Gonzaga improved to 5-1 on the season while the Pack fell to 0-5.
Nevada committed five errors in the game which led to five unearned runs for the Bulldogs. Gonzaga scored a single run in the second inning and three more in the third to take a 4-0 lead before the Pack got on the board with a single run in the bottom of the third inning.
The Bulldogs exploded for five runs in the top of the sixth inning to build a commanding nine-run lead at 11-2. The Pack responded with three runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to make the final score 11-5 as both teams failed to score in the last three innings of the game.
Ryan Rodriguez (0-2) fell to 0-2 on the season after allowing six runs on nine hits in five innings on the mound. Just two of the six runs were earned. Gonzaga starter Clayton Mortensen(1-1) earned his first victory of the season pitching six innings. Mortensen surrendered five runs on seven hits in the game.
Nevada shortstop Leo Radkowski (2-for-4,R,RBI) led the Pack with two hits. The hits were the first of his career in the Silver & Blue. Catcher Jordan Opdyke (1-for-3,R,RBI,HR) collected his first collegiate hit which was a solo home run in the fourth inning.
Six of Gonzaga's nine batters in the game had two or more hits in the game. Third baseman Darin Holcomb(3-for-6,2R) and right fielder Zach Woodward(3-for-5,3R,RBI) had three hits each to lead the Bulldogs while center fielder Jackson Brennan(2-for-5,2R,3RBI) had two hits, scored two runs, and drove in three.
The Wolf Pack will play Arizona State on Sunday at 3:00 p.m. to conclude play in the Surprise Tournament.


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THREE European companies that offer designer bathroom fixtures and decorative hardware are opening their first American showrooms in the New York area this month. Even though European designs have been available here, it used to take some hunting and foraging in disparate places to piece together an entire bathroom. For those not intending to completely renovate, there are other new products this spring, including a mirror in a spiffy brushed-aluminum frame and an ingenious hookless shower curtain that will quickly enliven a tired-looking, winter-worn bathroom.
1. At its first American showroom, Valli & Valli, an Italian manufacturer of bathroom accessories and decorative hardware, is offering a medicine cabinet and mirror with a gooseneck light ($670). Valli & Valli is at 150 East 58th Street.
2. Boffi, an Italian distributor of European bath fixtures, will open its first American showroom on May 20. Designed by Piero Lissoni, Boffi's artistic director, the showroom will offer Boffi's own collection of bath accessories and fixtures as well as products from five other European manufacturers; 31 1/2 Greene Street (Grand Street).
3. The Mood, a squared bathtub designed by Marten Claesson Eero Koivisto and Ola Rune for a town house renovation in Stockholm, is made of Corian. Inspired by a Japanese-style tub, it is deep enough to cover a bather's shoulders; $3,500 at Boffi.Continue reading the main story
4. A new line of reproduction sinks and faucets is available from Pottery Barn's new Bed and Bath catalog. A classic pedestal sink is $449. The Belle Epoque style (shown) is $1,899. Chrome or brass vintage-style faucet sets are $299 to $329. From the catalog only; for information, orders or a copy of the new catalog, (888) 779-0557.
5. Droog Design's ceramic tiles, with a surface pattern of water drops come in red, blue, green, black or white. Each six-inch-square tile is $10 at Moss, 148 Greene Street (Houston Street).
6. A 13-inch-diameter mirror in a 16-inch-square brushed-aluminum frame by Umbra is $85 at Amalgamated Home, 9 Christopher Street (Greenwich Avenue).
7. The Baby Devoro toilet, 10 1/4 inches high, was designed for toddlers and elementary-school-age children. It is available for $328 from American Standard's distributors; for locations, www.americanstandard.com or (800) 524-9797.
8. A faucet set designed by the English architect David Chipperfield for tubs and sinks at the Bryant Park Hotel, opening soon in Manhattan, cost $375 to $600. The manufacturer, Czech & Speake, has just opened an American showroom in Hoboken, N.J.; (800) 632-4165 or www.czechspeake .com for information. The ceramic and steel sink, also by Mr. Chipperfield, was made in Italy by Ideal Standard for the Bryant Park Hotel and will be available later this year; for information, (212) 935-1033.
9. The hookless shower curtain is made with built-in grommets. The curtain comes in fabric or vinyl and in solid colors and patterns, from checks to underwater scenes. From $15 to $30 at Bed, Bath & Beyond, 680 Avenue of the Americas (19th Street).Continue reading the main story


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Erect, dense & tangly shrub, 0.9-2 m high. Fl. white-cream-yellow, Mar or Jun or Aug or Oct to Nov. Sandy & clayey soils. Along drainage lines & lakes, swamps.
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