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Once you've discovered the future leader in your group, the next question is what do you do with them? How do you get them involved in the art of leadership?
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The second thing you will want to do is encourage them and let them know what you see in them. Let me warn you right now, their first response will most likely be, "No, I don't think so." In fact, if you look through the scriptures, most leaders that God called at some point early in the conversation said, "I'm not able to do that." So encourage them. Let them know what you see in them and then start to give them responsibilities. Maybe have them lead the discussion. Maybe give them a bigger responsibility, like coordinating a service project for the group.
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Take the short Wick Ferry by the Captains Club Hotel and discover a lovely pathed walk through fields towards the famous Hengistbury Head, a Site of Special Scientific Interest, which boasts stunning coastal views.
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The attractive Dorset waterside town of Christchurch is situated on the estuaries of the Rivers Stour and Avon, where they come together to form a magnificent natural harbour. Christchurch is a real gem of a town, offering visitors a wonderful and diverse holiday experience. The town centre boasts an array of charming shops and quality restaurants, whilst the 11th century castle ruins and the glorious Medieval priory, the longest parish church in the country, are well worth visiting. No trip to Christchurch would be complete unless you have strolled down to the pretty quayside, where you can enjoy refreshments whilst watching the ever changing boating scene, or you may wish to take one of the regular boat trips along the peaceful River Stour. Take your buckets and spades to one of the gorgeous sandy beaches nearby, and enjoy a ferry trip across the mouth of the harbour from Mudeford Quay to the sandbank with its colourful array of little beach huts. Should you tire of all the local attractions you'll find plenty to do in the nearby family-friendly resort of Bournemouth, or venture into the New Forest National Park, both just a short drive away. Alternatively head to the local beach at Southborne which has a promenade that takes you through to Boscombe and on to Bournemouth. The lovely waterside town of Christchurch offers visitors a delightful and interesting year round holiday destination.


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The guest house Rusałka is located in the mountain resort of Zakopane and offers accommodation with a private bathroom and free WiFi. Free private parking is available and Zakopane Train Station is 1.2 miles away. The rooms at Rusałka are decorated in warm colours and feature wooden floors and furniture. There's a TV in each room and some boast a view of the Giewont summit. The meals are served in the dining room during the high tourist season. Barbecuing facilities are provided in the garden. Gubałówka and Kasprowy Wierch cable car tickets can be purchased at the reception. The popular Krupówki Street with numerous shops and restaurants is only 0.6 miles away, as is Lipki Ski Lift.


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I manage to forget a lot of things learned from experience.
In preparation for my upcoming section hike of the AT, I was ruminating on wanting to extend my range of Knorr Side dishes cookec by the "dump boiling water into the bag and insert into cozy" approach. I had found that the best results previously were with bags labeled "Cooks in 7 minutes" or "8 minutes". So, I decided that the solution was a better heat retaining cozy. What I made was an Insul-Brite set of nested cozies.
I bought some "Cheddar Broccoli" pasta which has a 10 minute cooking time on the bag. I boiled up the water amount listed on the bag, dumped it in the bag and got it into the nested cozy setup.
After 23 minutes, the pasta was steaming, and pretty well cooked, but watery.
Then I began to vaguely remember that when cooking this way, one should use less water, maybe a half cup less than listed on the bag.
The experiment was to bring water in a pot to boil and then let it simmer for 8 minutes. Weighing the water before and after this simulation of conventional pot preparation, I found that the simmering time resulted in a loss of 3 1/2 ounces of water – just about a half of a cup.
In the sealed cozy setup, any vaporizing water is trapped inside the system.
So the reason for needing about a half cup less water for the boil – bag – cozy system seems to be that the standard kitchen pot recipe preparation boils off about a half cup of water.
I may try to look at extended cooking time dishes from the slower cooking kinetics associated with the boil-bag-cozy approach. A perfectly insulating cozy would tend to match the cooking times of the kitchen range top pot approach as listed on the bag.Aug 3, 2010 at 8:10 am #1634521
I'm interested to see more about how you use Knorr side dishes. do you boil them in standard ziplocs? Do you ever combine them with other ingredients? Do you use them as side dishes or do they pretty much make up the whole meal?Aug 3, 2010 at 6:16 pm #1634680
Ken T.BPL Member
I split the bags in half. I like the Mexican rice with a 3oz can of chicken thrown in. Then put in flour tortillas for fab on trail burritos.Aug 3, 2010 at 9:37 pm #1634709
Funny how this came up. Last night I mixed up the Knorr Asian Chincken Fried Rice side as a taste experiment I've become a fan of the Knorr Sides in general. Those along with Santa Fe dehydrated bean, and Idaho instant potato concoctions make up all my evening meals. I make 3 meals out of 2 of the Knorr Sides and as Jim says you have to use less water. I only use the 7 minute simmer dishes. For me it just takes too long to cook any of the meals which call for longer than a 7 minute cooking times. Usually I add dehydrated or freeze dried meat to the mix and always dump in a 1/2 oz. of olive oil. Yes to the cozy though you could wrap the bag in a piece of clothing. I've made a number of cozies out of car windshield reflectors (lighter than reflectix) and incorporated some velcro dots to keep the cozy lid open while I eat out of the bag.Aug 4, 2010 at 7:28 am #1634766
Brian LewisMember
@brianleLocale: Pacific NW
Agreed, less water when using in a FBC cozy. I ate a lot of Knorr sides this year on the AT — yes, and Idahoan potatos and ramen, etc, and it's true for everything. Of course a person can repackage a Mountain house meal to eliminate the heavy, bulky, and sometimes sharp/pointy packaging; perhaps cut down the water a little less in that case as those are designed to be hydrated in essentially the FBC manner.
As an aside about cozies, I bought a cozy from Sarbar's site (http://www.trailcooking.com/store/cozies-and-accessories) before my PCT thru-hike in 2008 and have now used it continuously on two thru-hikes and it's still in fine condition. I just washed it yesterday after months of use and I'm sure it will hold up fine for the CDT next year. I don't see any point in making your own cozy unless you're incredibly cheap or just generally inclined to …Aug 4, 2010 at 12:17 pm #1634838
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@sarbarLocale: In the shadow of Mt. Rainier
Brian..you bought one of the first runs :-) I still have the first one I sewed back in '07….and still use it!Aug 4, 2010 at 8:52 pm #1634968
Incredibly cheap? I take umbrage (though slight)! I accept the just generally inclined comment.Aug 4, 2010 at 11:35 pm #1634997
I tried a few, fetucini alfredo, mexican rice, chicken fetucini. Using about half the water recommended seemed about right when cooking fbc style. However, the noodles always came out super slimy and sticky and the rice always came out hard and over flavored. It was almost like fbc intensifies the flavors making everything seem too salty and rich. The Idahoan twice baked potatos came out right on but it was too rich to be eaten alone, i would need to combine them with sommething. getting close to my trips so i may have to give up and go with MH meals (again).Aug 5, 2010 at 3:41 am #1635009
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> intensifies the flavors making everything seem too salty and rich.
You might find that the amount of salt and MSG is frightening. Their idea of 'what the average consumer wants'.
cheersAug 5, 2010 at 7:20 am #1635044
Sarah KirkconnellBPL Member
@sarbarLocale: In the shadow of Mt. Rainier
Oh definitely….if you read how many servings are in a bag of taters or pasta it is scary. Kind of like realizing that a can of soup is "2" servings and each one is over 900 mgs of sodium!!!!
Sodium is one of the top reasons I make my own meals :-(Aug 5, 2010 at 9:23 am #1635073
Yeah, I grew up eating this kind of stuff. Spam, veggies from a can, rice a roni, etc. Now that I'm all growed up and am lucky enough to have a wife who cares enough to cook only wholesome fresh food, I cant stand this 'flavor and salt overload' anymore. Too bad I cant ask her to prepare some of the great recipes on your website, it's already enough trouble that I leave to hike so often. Back to the drawing board.Aug 5, 2010 at 12:24 pm #1635130
I noticed you used 1/2 the water called for with the Knorr sides. You might find that's the reason they didn't come out well and the flavor was so intense. If you go back to James original post he used 1/2 cup less than called for. I usually use 1/4 to 1/2 cup less.
I haven't been adding salt to my food for 20 years so I am fairly sensitive to it in food and haven't found the Knorr sides (the rice mixes) to taste overly salty. We are all different but I can't imagine the Mountain House meals work for you if your going by salt content. Their rice and chicken mix has 1080mg of sodium per serving. The Knorr sides have about half that amount per serving. For what it's worth look at the Mountain House info here.
http://www.mountainhouse.com/nutr.cfmAug 5, 2010 at 1:08 pm #1635141
Nick GatelBPL Member
@ngatelLocale: Southern California
Great topic. I always do boil and pour meals. For you nutritionists out there, is extra salt really bad for us given the amount of exertion?
For example after several days of desert hiking when it is relatively hot, when I get home my shirt is covered with a light salty crust from perspiration (often cannot afford the luxury of washing with water in the desert). This residue is salt/minerals. Also occasionally the heat will make feel a little weak and tired. Eating a few salty potato chips perks me back up to normal.
Thoughts aside from the fact that some people do not like the taste of the salt?Aug 6, 2010 at 7:36 pm #1635533
James D BuchBPL Member
@rocketmanLocale: Midwest
Adan, and others…
I cook the Korr dishes in the foil bag in which they are packaged. There is no freezer bag in this style.
I insert the Korr Side in a cozy and pour the boiling water into it, although I sometimes will only have the bag halfway into the bag while the water goes in.
When I used just a single cozy made from Insul Brite, I found that I could cook a 7 or 8 minute Korr Side dish nicely in a cozy but I had to allow it to sit in for something like 11 to 15 minutes. I also had to use less water.
The reason for less water is that the 7 or 8 minute stovetop simmer in the recipe on the package involved simmering loss of nearly 1/2 cup of water. When the package and cozy are closed up, there is no such water loss and as a result, if you used the full recipe amount (roughly 2 cups of liquid) you would get a wet soupy product.
Cooking is a thermally activated kinetic process. So, if the water temperature is reduced, it takes longer to cook.
In the cozy method of cooking, the boiling water cools somewhat from heating up the room temperature ingredients in the Korr Side bag. So, the cooking time must be extended to account for this.
In addition, the Cozy temperature is dropping because the cozy isn't a perfect insulator, and some heat diffuses through the cozy. So, it cools. And this too means that you have to add more cooking time in order for the (partly) cooked initial ingredients (mostly rice or pasta)to finish cooking.
If you use just a single cozy of the Insul Brite kind, it is nearly hopeless to try to cook a 12 minute Korr Side product because the time and temperature needed are almost not obtainable in a cozy because the heat leaks out with time, and you eventually reach a point where virtually no cooking is going on because the water temperature had dropped too much in the cozy.
By doubling the cozy thickness by nesting two of them, theory has it that you should be able to cook a 10 or 12 minute Korr Side dish by reducing the amount of water even more than for the 7 or 8 minute dishes (because the package recipe includes the amount of water that will simmer away in 10 or 12 minutes). Of course, the temperature still drops on heating up the room temperature ingredients and the temperature still drops from thermal conduction through the cozy, so you will have to use more cozy time for cooking than the stovetop time on the package.
I didn't repeat the experiment on 10 and 12 minute dishes, so other than the time I listed initially, I have no new information to give.
1) Too much water = soupy final dish
2) Not enough "cozy time" = undercooked with crunchies.
3) Poor insulation for a long cook dish = not a good dinner.
If you do freezer bag cooking, following the good Sarah, and use instant rice (which is precooked and subsequently dehydrated) or use cooked pasta and dehydrate it– then the "cozy time" is way down to 5 or 10 minutes. Just follow her instructions in her excellent book and website. A single cozy is more than adequate for doing the style advocated by Sarah.
I often add foil packed meat (salmon, tuna, chicken, bacon, ham, dried beef,…)to the Korr package, and sometimes add dehydrated vegetables. Some of the commercial vegetables were dehydrated raw, and those kind of green beans will be a little "stringy" as they didn't fully cook in the time and temperatures inside the cozy.
If I dehydrate green beans, I buy frozen beans and microwave the whole bag according to instructions and then dehydrate the cooked product. Adding these to a Koor dish perks it up quite a bit.
I was primarily interested in finding out how to "cozy cook" those long cook Korr dishes that require 10 to 12 minutes of stovetop simmering. I have decided that there are so many great 7 and 8 minute Korr dishes available, that the gains from extra efficient cozies to fully cook these dishes isn't any longer a high priority for me. I can do it, but do I really need that particular variety in meal selection?
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Table of ContentsDefinition / general | Clinical features | Case reports | Gross description | Gross images | Microscopic (histologic) description | Microscopic (histologic) images | Virtual slides | Cytology description | Positive stains | Negative stains | Electron microscopy description | Molecular / cytogenetics description | Molecular / cytogenetics images | Differential diagnosis
Cite this page: Mucinous tubular and spindle cell carcinoma. PathologyOutlines.com website. http://pathologyoutlines.com/topic/kidneytumormalignantmucinoustubular.html. Accessed May 29th, 2017.
Definition / general
- Low grade polymorphic renal epithelial neoplasm with variable components of tubular architecture, extracellular mucinous material and spindle cell areas
- Also called low grade tubular mucinous renal neoplasm, low grade collecting duct carcinoma, low grade myxoid renal epithelial neoplasm with distal nephron differentiation
- First described in 2001 - 2002 (Hum Pathol 2001;32:506, Mod Pathol 2002;15:1162), prior cases were classified as sarcomatoid papillary renal cell carcinoma or unclassified
- Epidemiology: primarily women, 32 - 79 years
- Origin: tumor cells apparently have differentiation of distal nephron segments
Clinical features
- Almost always benign behavior with recurrences but very rare distant metastases or death from disease (Histol Histopathol 2008;23:1517, Int J Clin Exp Pathol 2008;1:180)
Case reports
- Cases with sarcomatoid change (Am J Surg Pathol 2009;33:44, Hum Pathol 2008;39:966)
- Unclassified tumor resembling pleomorphic adenoma (Am J Surg Pathol 2007;31:632)
- 67 year old woman (Can Urol Assoc J 2008;2:635)
- Metastasis to liver and lymph node without sarcomatoid change (Hum Pathol 2011;42:444)
Gross description
- Well circumscribed, 3 - 10 cm, confined to kidney, often with epicenter in renal medulla; yellow / tan / brown / pink cut surface; may have focal hemorrhage; no renal vein invasion
Microscopic (histologic) description
- Well circumscribed with partial surrounding rim of compressed fibrous tissue
- Long tubular profiles or cord-like growth pattern of uniform, low cuboidal cells with eosinophilic, focally vacuolated cytoplasm and spindling, low grade nuclei
- Stroma is myxoid and bubbly with abundant extracellular mucin; focal clusters of foamy macrophages
- May have limited mucin (highlighted by Alcian blue), well formed papillae, clear cells, necrosis (Am J Surg Pathol 2006;30:1554)
- Rarely neuroendocrine differentiation (Am J Clin Pathol 2006;125:99)
- No desmoplasia, no inflammation, no psammoma bodies, no infiltrative growth, no atypia, no hobnail epithelium, no cysts
Microscopic (histologic) images
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Cytology description
- Epithelial tumor with round to oval nuclei associated with strands of metachromatic stromal tissue (Diagn Cytopathol 2007;35:593)
- Report of two cases by FNA (Diagn Cytopathol 2010;38:51)
Positive stains
- EMA (95%), AMACR (93%, Am J Surg Pathol 2006;30:13, Hum Pathol 2006;37:698)
- AE1 / AE3, CK7 (81%), CK 8 / 18, CK19, PAS (highlights basal lamina around tubules), Alcian blue highlights mucin; also neuron specific enolase and either chromogranin or synaptophysin (Histol Histopathol 2006;21:7)
- Occasionally high molecular weight cytokeratin 34betaE12 (15%), vimentin, Ulex or CD10 (15%)
Electron microscopy description
- Tubular structures reminiscent of the loop of Henle or distal convoluted tubule
Molecular / cytogenetics description
- Multiple chromosomal losses (-1, -4, -6, -8, -9, -13, -14, -15, -22) but no identifiable pattern (Mod Pathol 2006;19:186)
Differential diagnosis
- Papillary renal cell carcinoma, solid variant (or type 1 / basophilic): may have compact areas of low grade spindle cells lining thin, angulated tubules resembling mucinous tubular and spindle cell carcinoma but no mucinous stroma, +7, +17 (Am J Surg Pathol 2008;32:1353, Mod Pathol 2006;19:488)
- Sarcomatoid renal cell carcinoma: infiltrative, usually a high degree of nuclear pleomorphism, areas of more typical renal cell carcinoma subtypes
- Smooth muscle tumor: more distinct fascicular architecture, absence of tubular areas


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$100k-plus cash premiums offered for Tampines flat
By property_guru | Property Blog – 5 hours ago
Following our breaking story on the asking price of $900,000 for an executive apartment in Pasir Ris, PropertyGuru received an exclusive tip-off from a property agent representing Knight Frank.
The agent, who only wants to be identified as Ravin, said he sold an executive mansionette flat at Block 151 Tampines Street 12 in March this year for $772,500.
According to the valuation report, the flat had a market value of $625,000 in December last year.
It was sold above valuation at $147,500 in March this year.
"We were marketing this property over two Sundays and had about 50 plus buyers come for the viewing. Almost half were able to offer COV of more than $100,000," said Ravin.
According to Ravin, the profiles of the potential buyers were Singaporeans in their late 30s to late 50s.
About five were able to offer a COV of more than $125,000.
"These buyers had the cash as most had sold off their landed property, private apartments, or HDB flats with good profits. Most were business owners," said Ravin.
Record COV?
Despite the high COV the mansionette achieved, it will soon be overshadowed by the executive apartment in Pasir Ris should it be able to command the asking price of $900,000, which had shot up to $918,000 after the story broke.
Taking recent transactions as a benchmark valuation price in Pasir Ris, executive apartments in the area are about $600,000.
The new asking price of $918,000 will translate to a record COV of $318,000.
COVs unlikely to go down
Despite the cooling measures, experts say COVs are unlikely to go down.
"The average COV now is about $30,000 to about $40,000 (or) to $50,000 in better and prime locations. I believe that's because of the demand in the market, which comes from newlyweds as well as new PRs and new immigrants coming to Singapore. Although there's a lot of BTO coming up, COV unfortunately will still be going up in the near future," Mark Teo, senior group division director at ERA was reported as saying to Channel NewsAsia.
Others say the new Build-to-Order announcement will ease pressure from the resale market.
"COV prices are bottoming out at around $21,000 and many first-time buyers will still be priced out of the resale market for this reason. Hence, they will definitely find great relief in this bumper crop of BTO flats," said Adam Tan, PropNex corporate communications manager.
New BTO flats eases pressure from resale market
The new HDB flats wil comprise seven BTO projects spread across five estates, namely Sengkang, Tampines, Jurong West, Bukit Panjang and Yishun.
Most of the flats on offer are four and five-room units priced at $217,000 and $274,000 respectively.
According to HDB, it is on track to deliver 25,000 BTO flats in 2011.
The supply of new flats is expected to ease pressure from the resale market which could see their prices falling in the next six months.
This is partly due to economists' recent revision of weaker economic growth in the second quarter and a 25 percent drop in private property transactions in June.
The Resale Price Index (RPI) was 179.9 points in the second quarter, an increase of 2.9 percent over the first quarter.
gosh, me think agents trying to push price up up up.
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by LOLMum » Mon Jul 18, 2011 10:57 pm
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by 1amber » Mon Jul 18, 2011 11:05 pm
I think this is a case of money not spent wisely
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by nettie » Tue Jul 19, 2011 10:16 am
wah! what happen will to our next generation? $500k abv value?
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by raysusan » Tue Jul 19, 2011 10:22 am
i wonder is the buyer a singaporean?
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Re: $100k-plus cash premiums offered for Tampines flat
by pinky » Tue Jul 19, 2011 10:36 am
raysusan wrote:i wonder is the buyer a singaporean?
to foreigners especially those from HK or Taiwan, the size and price may be dirt cheap to them, at least when compared to what they can buy back home..
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by tankee » Tue Jul 19, 2011 11:23 am
spoilt market.
too much money until don't know how to spend wisely?
too much money until don't know how to spend wisely?
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should just give me!
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Banco do Brasil Leads Banks on Basel III Rules: Sao Paulo MoverFrancisco Marcelino
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Banks will be allowed to count deferred tax assets as capital, Luiz Awazu, a central bank board member, told reporters in Brasilia today. The measure preserves about 60 billion reais ($30.3 billion) in tax credits owned by banks, Sergio Odilon dos Anjos, a central bank official, said at the same conference. Brazil starts implementing the new rules in October, according to a statement posted on the monetary authority's website.
"Banco do Brasil is rising because the measures help state-controlled banks more than the non-government banks," Pedro Galdi, chief strategist at Sao Paulo-based brokerage SLW Corretora, said in a telephone interview. "State-controlled banks need more capital."
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Wofford-South Carolina Preview
Associated Press | Last updated November 13, 2012
South Carolina is probably looking forward to playing its in-state opponent next week, but Steve Spurrier insists his team is focused on the one his team faces this Saturday. The coach feels his No. 12 Gamecocks could be challenged by FCS foe Wofford's triple-option attack in this home finale. South Carolina (8-2) has two games left, with next week's annual rivalry game against No. 11 Clemson much anticipated locally with both teams enjoying solid seasons. Spurrier insists he will have the Gamecocks focused on extending their home win streak to 11 on senior day. "We're going to be ready to play," said Spurrier, who can tie Rex Enright's school record of 64 victories. "If they beat us, it won't be because we were screwing around all week." Wofford (8-2) is no pushover, clinching a share of the Southern Conference title with a 16-13 overtime win over Chattanooga last Saturday. The Terriers are ranked ninth in the FCS Coaches Poll. Fullback Eric Breitenstein is averaging 152.8 yards on the ground to lead the second-best rushing attack in the FCS in producing 357.1 yards per contest. Wofford's attack is a style unfamiliar to SEC teams, who usually defend against zone-blocking schemes according to Terriers coach Mike Ayers. "You've got to be disciplined for four quarters against it, you've got to understand your fits, where you fit as a defense in it," Ayers said. "You've got to understand that it's a different style of blocking - a lot of the blocking that's gonna occur with option football is going to be double teams. You're going to have scoop blocks, you're going to have cut blocks." South Carolina is fourth in the SEC in rushing defense, yielding 102.4 yards per game. The Gamecocks limited Arkansas to 83 yards on the ground in last week's 38-20 victory, but they know Saturday's matchup poses a different threat. "About the triple-option, the main thing is discipline, staying in your gap, fitting in your gap and trusting the man beside you," defensive tackle Byron Jerideau said. "That's what we've got to do this week." The Gamecocks have won the last 15 meetings with the Terriers. Both matchups with Spurrier in charge have been close - a 27-20 win in 2006 and a 23-13 victory two years later. "They've had us on the ropes both times we've played them," Spurrier said. "We're expecting a similar game." Spurrier also pointed out that Wofford led Clemson in the second half last season in a 35-27 defeat. Although the Terriers have clinched a share of their conference title, Ayers is still unsure whether his team will qualify for the FCS playoffs for a third straight year. As a result, he says Wofford won't be looking ahead. "When you play these games, the deck is stacked against you but at the same time you play these games for an opportunity to hopefully go down there and improve and get better as a program," Ayers said. "It's not a situation where we're going to hold anybody back or hold anything back." Last week's game was the first for South Carolina since star running back Marcus Lattimore was lost for the second straight year with a knee injury. Connor Shaw threw for 272 yards and two scores. Defensive back D.J. Swearinger had a career-high 13 tackles and an interception to earn co-SEC defensive player of the week honors. Swearinger and Jerideau are part of a senior class that will be honored Saturday. South Carolina has won at least eight games in three straight seasons for the first time. "This is your last go around, you're seniors," Spurrier said. "You'll remember this the rest of your life. Let's try to make it special."
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - May 22, 1996, New Braunfels, Texas Herald-Zeitung o Wednesday, May 22,1996 O 5 A Faculty should bo hold accountable Editor, The school districts whose safe and orderly policies include no smoking, weapons, drugs and alcohol on school campuses means all people including faculty, staff employees as well as stu-' dents, parents and visitors. If a person is so hooked on tobacco that he/she simply must indulge or pass out or die, do it away and out of sight from all others and don't expect someone to clean up after you. Students should never see you do it on campus. How does it look when students see their role model leaders hooked on a weed? I might even take a chew or ; smoke a cigar while fishing or hunting but not on campus. My God! What , the hell is the problem here? No wonder students are mixed up! Why should students pay fines for smoking or chewing when role model faculty and staff don't? Jerry & Daugherty Spring Branch Large donations made to . Woman's Cantor Editor, Please allow us to publicly thank the two local businesses that, through their contributions of time and talent, have raised and donated just over . $1,000 to die Comal County Women's Center. Headrick Country Home Antiques sponsored a fund-raiser at their store, collecting much needed donations for the shelter and auction-; ingoffa beautiful piece of hand-made ; furniture. In addition, Esther and Wen-! dell Headrick offered generous dis-! counts to customers donating much • needed food and toiletries for CCWC ; and also presented us with a cash ! donation which represented a per-! centage of their weekend sales. H.E.B. • blessed us by including us in their J Mother's Day plans and allowing I CCWC volunteers to assist children in I decorating special cakes — a per-; centage of the cake sales was con-; tributed to the shelter. We would like I to thank everyone in the community I who made these events successful. To ; the volunteers that mailed and distrib- • uted flyers, to the volunteers that made I phone calls informing the public of I our events, to those that brought in a can of food or a blanket, to those that ; placed a bid during die silent auction, ; to the volunteers that helped the children decorate the on alcohol and disposable items on the river. Other resort areas such as Galveston have done it with wonderful results. Desirable tourists are back in Galveston, and their problem tourists are going elsewhere. Why haven't we done the same thing? John JC Landry D.D.S. New Braunfels Obmmm folks nood our holp Editor, Let's face it. This wonderful city in which we live has too many obese men, women and children. What's wrong with that? Nothing except that each such person may die 20 or 30 years sooner than he or she would without the extra poundage, so we are told. Why couldn't we have a club — open to all New Braunfelsers — about two-thirds of the members would be of normal weight, healthy, and willing to do all they can to help their fellow members lose weight with proper reward when they get back to their normal size? At the start, all "overweights" would be weighed and the total weight of all would be posted. Each month thereafter the (reduced, we hope) total tonnage figure would be posted so all could see what progress has been made. Of course, all of this would have to have each obese person's doctor's okay about diet and exercise. All "skinny" people, like the writer, could be "taxed" a little to pay club expenses. We need a real go-getter to head this group, a man or a woman. R'. Ewing Moore New Braunfels. Dresden bombing romomborod Editor, The numerous events held across America to mourn the first anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing were tearful. But they were needed so as to demonstrate love and hope, along with a commitment to move forward. Reflecting on the Oklahoma City bombing, and how its horror overwhelmed us all, it's hard to imagine how horrible it must have been for the people of Dresden, when they were bombed SO years earlier. One building was destroyed in Oklahoma City and 168 people died. .PP Ash Wednesday, I* ! Mom!^ to the the end I ald-Zeitung and tfONB/IWBTfbr thousands ofAIlied bombers dropped terns of explosives on Dresden. Not a building was standing after the raid. At least 300,000 people were killed, mostly women and children. Dresden did not make or store war materiel. She was a hospital city, possessing 19 major medical centers, and Dresden was undefended. Some honest historians state that the destruction of Dresden was the largest single massacre in European history. Some of our fellow citizens of New Braunfels were in Dresden or its environs on the night it was destroyed. In the aftermath of Oklahoma City's bombing, help arrived quickly. Generous Americans flooded the wounded city with rescue equipment, supplies and funds. Dresden also received help in her hour of need. Hundreds of ambulances and fire trucks from surrounding towns rushed into burning Dresden. They hoped to save as much of the beautiful city as they could. Before the raid, Dresden was called the "Florence of the North," where street after street was filled with magnificent buildings, fountains and statues. But the English had set a trap for the emergency crews that night. A second massive raid was delayed by the Royal Air Force for several hours, tricking the Germans into thinking the coast was clear following the first raid. ; their publicity assistance, WE J THANK YOU. Karen MacDonald ComaI County Women *s Center i ; Ban alcohol on tho river : already Editor, ' This week the Guadalupe River and • Comal County were featured in an J article in the "Wall Street Journal." | Some of the comments made by the ; reporter were enough to make Comal I County citizens proud. J One example: "Many local residents | and vacationing families have decried ; the beer-chugging, tequila-drenched, ! marijuana-fueled boaters and floaters, : who often regard the river as their per-' sonal trash can and latrine." j Speaking of the river's reduced flow : and of children who were on the river, : the reporter also stated, "If the river » was at its usual levels, the children would be endangered by naked drunks who leap from the cliffs into a shallow pool. But even naked drunks know not to jump today." I How much longer are Comal County and the Guadalupe going to be ! assaulted by the naked "beer-chugging, tequila-drenched, marijuana-; fueled" thugs who invade Comal ; County and the Guadalupe on week-; ends? To answer the question: until I the residents demand a complete ban Dresden was on fire from one end of town to the other as it Was. The second "sneak" attack, as planned, caught the brave firemen, nurses and doctors between walls of flame and bursting shells. They suffered painful deaths. Few survived. Richard A. Odorfer New Braunfeb Column writ or out off stop with rooldonts Editor, While there must be a few scattered sympathizers with the Elan, I know of no one in this city who fits that description. I believe the city's civic leadership has laid out the best approach to dealing with the (Clan rally: ignore them. Beyond that, however, I was most disappointed to note Mr. Croteau's suggestion that the citizens of our city congregate at the Plaza to "moon" the Kl an. What type of persons "moon" anybody? Is "mooning" an activity that we would like to hold out to our children or grandchildren — as Mr. Croteau suggests — as being commendable? There are ways to express disapproval without resorting to this type of degraded behavior. I believe Mr. Croteau is out of touch and out of step with the citizenry of New Braunfels, whether or not he meant this as a tongue-in-cheek suggestion. As your city editor, he has a right and privilege to put forth his notions in our newspaper, but I believe he should understand that most of our citizens would like to exalt courtesy and decorum, not crass and degraded exhibitionism. Charles H. Davis IV New Braunfels a Newspaper has an attitudn problem Editor, New Braunfels is losing a dedicated professional who has had a lasting impression on all the folks she has taught, both about the dance and life in general. I have photographed Joan and the students she has trained for the last 16 years. My wife was her student for IO years. I hesitate to criticize the photograph your paper printed May 7, 1996. The writer and the photographer knew very little about Joan, and the result is a very sad photograph and a bad selection of words. In fact, nq photograph, would have been very • i- ' • iiiucn Defier. Your attitude about one article per person needs some looking into. We don't need state and world news filling up the local paper. We want to know about the local people — try this and you might have an increase in circulation. There has been better local coverage in the San Antonio Express News. I think to show good will it would be to your advantage to redo your bad taste and attitude on Joan Slocum Hannan and let all others know what New Braunfels is losing. £ C. Keller J. L Keller New Braunfels Constitution allows for froodom of spooch Editor, What can you expect! Neither letterwriter Mendez on May 8, nor Millett on May 12, got the point, namely freedom of speech. And the pastors and churches should take heed! We have a Constitution in these United States and the IO Amendments, known as the Bill of Rights. Spelled out in Amendment One is, among other things, that "Congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech or of the press, or the right of the people peaceably to assemble." And in Amendment Two it says, "A well-regulated militia, being nec essary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed." Some people mention Montana, Waco, Oklahoma City and Ruby Ridge and they connect it with the militia. They are far off! If some of these people at one time belonged to a militia, they left them because they . must have other ideas, not those of the militia. What does Millett know about why black men were hanged? More white men were hanged than blacks. And he says "thanks to the white churches for their efforts and support during a time of crisis." Do you know the meaning of crisis, Mr. Millett? What a laugh to call an assembly of a small organization, which is only practicing freedom of speech, a crisis. Ridiculous! You do not support Farrakan, but apparently it is all right if black police officers have their own organization, but the whites are not given the same rights. Our thinking young men and women, most of them are well-read, have the right to attend peaceful assemblies. They are intelligent enough to decide whether they want to join any or all organizations that appeal to them. Thanks to our Constitution here in this country, we still have freedom of speech, we still can say what we warn. That is not the case in many European countries. Enough said on this issue! And thanks to this newspaper which publishes different opinions for free. Mrs. Barker New Braunfels Abandoning pots cruel Editor, This evening another stray cat showed up at our door. That makes three cats this month. We have lived in Comal County for over 30 years, and numerous stray cats and dogs have appeared at our door. The cats have all been female, pregnant, and very hungry- Some of these animals never made it to our door, a half-mile from the highway. Many were struck by cars or trucks. The luckier ones died instantly. The others crawled away, frightened, hurt, hungry and bewildered. They became prey for wild animals or they slowly starved to death. Where were their families? These animals once belonged tq someone. They were beloved family members who were fed, cared for, and apparently loved. So — how could a human being be so cruel as to abandon a pet out in strange surrounding? Some of them even respond to basic training commands, showing they had some idea of training and were obedient pets. Just because a family lives in the country, they do not always welcome pets in unlimited numbers. Pets are a great responsibility and do take time, care and money. If you do not want your pet any longer, take it to the animal shelter or give it to a friend who does want the pet. Please do not just dump it out on the highway near someone's gate. lf you do not want your pet to be continually presenting the family with more kittens or puppies, see your veterinarian about having the pet spayed or neutered. It is a simple operation and much more humane than dumping unwanted pets. I frequently wonder what the parents tell their children about the suddenly missing cat or dog. Do they lie and say Fido ran away or Puffy found a new home? How very sad to have to live such a lie. Surely there is a special place reserved in the hereafter for people who have abandoned their pets, and I do not mean in heaven. Holley June Guenther New Braunfels Phone companies, regulators start area code split discussions By JUAN B. ELIZONDO Jr. Associated Press Writer \ AUSTIN (AP) — The 210 and 817 telephone krea codes that together stretch from the Panhandle to the Mexican border will be split, but how and when are far from decided. Officials from the Public Utility Commission, representatives of major phone companies and con sumer groups began a series of meetings Tuesday to come up with proposals for dividing the two area codes. The PUC hopes to have both divided and new area codes in place before available numbers in the two run out. That's expected to happen at the end of 1997. The informal group decided that a final decision needs to be made no later than November. They also agreed to meet next month to review maps of proposals. Last month, Southwestern Bell Telephone Co., offered three plans for splitting the 817 area code, which currently covers areas south of Fort Worth to north of Wichita Falls, and two plans for dividing 210, which covers from just north of San Antonio to the Mexican border. Those plans were reviewed by other phone companies and consumer representatives Tuesday. Happy 50* Birthday John! We'll keep you young! We Love You! Donna, Bradley, Ashley, Cody & Baby to Be WANTED: 10 HOMES To Train Factory and Window Applicators (under supervision-fully guaranteed) TO APPLY VINYL SIDING IO Homes Will Be Done Regardless of Cost NO GIMMICKS 100% FINANCING AVAILABLE FREE INSULATION PACKAGE CALL 1-800-660-8063 Energy Survey on not failures A fishing guide once said that catching a fish depends more on who's holding the pole than the bait that's on the hook. "Optimists catch more fish," he said. "They believe they're going to catch 'em and they catch 'em." On white-water rivers and in controlled laboratories optimists do better. Empirical findings and scientific studies indicate that optimists are far more successful in all aspects of life than pessimists. Because optimists are more resilient, they turn defeat into victory. Optimists see failure as due to something that can be changed. Pessimists view failure as an inborn personality flaw. Optimists consider themselves lucky. Pessimists think themselves unlucky. Responding to disappointment, optimists tend to react actively and hopefully. They formulate a new plan of action or they seek help and advice. The pessimists react to setbacks by assuming nothing can be done. Optimists rejoice! Pessimists keep reading. Optimism can be learned. Hope can be cultivated. How can one have mastery over the events of one's life? By succeeding. In little steps. Little baby steps of success lead to higher and higher successes. Say, for example, you are a tremendously shy person. The first thing you need to learn is how to smile. Just smile at yourself in the minor. Try not to Mush. But it's okay if you do. Keep smiling. Next, learn to smile at some other human being. Just give them a little smile and quickly turn and run. When you discover that most people don't chase after you, stick out your hand and introduce yourself... Then you mn. As you keep sticking out your hand and introducing yourself, you will discover that almost everyone will be pleasant. Next, you say a few words or, better still, you ask a few questions. Like, fsh'1 ar m bem ask this question When the day is pleasant.) Use the acronym FORM to help remember the questions to ask.F stands for family, as in "Do you have a tinnily!" Be creative here. There are John I. Walker, M.D. all sorts of possibilities. "Where do your kids go to school?" — etc. O stands for occupation, as in "Where do you work?" R stands for recreation, as in "Do you recreate?" Actually, "What do you do for fun?" is a better question, but it would mess up the acronym. Af stands for meaning, as in "What gives your life meaning?" This, of course, is a more in-depth question and you can word it several ways. "Wha excites you about life?" "What gives you the most pleasure in life?" "What things are most valuable to you?" These last questions are the key to understanding what motivates a person. As you go about learning how to ask questions, you quickly discover that strangers open up to you. They will tell you the most intimate secrets about their lives. Why? Because most people don't ask questions. Most people talk. When you ask questions, you encourage people to talk about their favorite subject — them. Pretty soon you can talk to just about anyone. By learning to ask questions you become a brilliant conversationalist and one of the most popular people around. People begin to give you their phone numbers. After you call a few people, you feel comfortable selling over the telephone. Each success gives you the courage to sell more over the telephone. You become rich. You write a book — HOW I OVERCAME MY SHYNESS AND SOLD SI BILLION IN WIDGETS OVER THE TELEPHONE. You get on the David Letterman show to promote your book. You meet Madonna on the show, many her, and spend the rest of your life regretting overcoming shyness. (John Ingram Walker, M.D. is a Herald-Zeitung guest columnist and New Braunfels resident.) PUBLIC NOTICE On May 20, 1996, the Edwards Underground Water District declared Stage III of its Demand Management Plan (DMP). The average daily flow from Comal Springs in Comal County has declined to 175 cubic feet per second. Stage III of the DMP calls for Primary Users, those who produce or supply more than 18 million gallons of Edwards Aquifer water a year, to reduce demand by 20%. Demand reductions do not apply to "qualified industrial use" as defined in the DMP. Primary users must file weekly use volume reports with the District no later than the day following the first business day of each week. These reports should show the total amount of water from the Edwards Aquifer produced or supplied by the Primary User. Stage III will remain in effect for at least ten days unless a more restrictive stage is declared. The general public is advised to make every reasonable effort to conserve water at all times but most especially during prolonged dry spells. For information on water use restrictions, the general public should contact their water utility or city hall. BE WATER TIGHT! NEW NIGHT CLINIC TO OPEN EDWARD A. BALLI, AD. Family Practice JAMES D. BEDELL, Pi. Physician Assistant doctor's clink; INC 908 EL Court St Seguin, TX 78155 Monday, Tuea-Fri, Saturday, *52!©- 8 anL-5 pjn. 8 a m -Rpm .830 ajn-4 jun. Se Hehla Espanol POR APPOINTMENT CALL (210)379-6823 METRO 303-2704 ;
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Yep, mine's gone wayside one too many times and now I've done it for sure. I need a new bumper but not sure who you all would recommend. My jeep is a 2000 TJ. I'm looking at a body armor front bumper but don't know a lot about them. The one from them I'm look at is this one: Xtreme TrailGear 59" Front Bumper with 2" Center & 1.5" Hood & Light Guard Hoops by Body Armor and Other Jeep Parts and Jeep Accessories by 4 Wheel Drive Hardware-RH3. Do you think this would be a good somewhat basic front bumper that you would all recommend? Or which other manufacturer would you all go for? I'm wanting to keep it under $500 but one that will last and be durable. I've also heard that ARB and Warn are excellent choices, but haven't found a bumper in either that I've liked.
I like the Highrock 4X4 by Bestop. The grille guard is optional and can be purchased in either black or brushed stainless.
Yeah i have the HighRock bumper and absolutely love it. I have had no problems with it and it came with a winch plate. I also bought the stainless steel grille guard
Yours was the first example I've seen. I really like it a lot.
I've seen them, but am looking for something a little bit more aggressive looking. I have also looked at the Rugged Ridge XHD Modular bumpers, but I don't know how well they make their bumpers compared to their soft tops.
Check the new BFH or BHF bumpers from Poison Spyder, very sick looking
$160 shipped to your door?
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it really depends on your taste in bumpers. I have a smittybilt XRC front bumper that just came in today.. Smittybilt makes a lot of cheaper versions of other things, but I think their bumpers are very very well built. I also have the XRC rear bumper and with all of the reenforcement that goes under it, that thing has to be close to indestructable. I also really like the look of the bestop highrocks, but I went with the XRC because I wanted a matching set and I liked the rear bumper much better. I'll put up pics once I get it installed.
Thank you for the info as I'm looking not for stainless steel, but the either glossy black texture. Though I will take a look at the smittybilt bumpers later tonight.
McGridDLe: Ok, I really liked the look of the smittybilt SRC front bumper. Plus it's a lot cheaper lol. Thank you for the advice.
I had the Warn on my Jeep for years, never had any complaints, I would also look at the Savvy bumper, they are light weight and around $350....
im not sure about the SRC, but the XRC has a really nice powder coat finish.. whatever you choose, its gonna look great!
I vote Warn, but Im bias. Love mine - tough and fairly aggressive without going over the top. Just my $.02.
Here's a link to the Blue Torch Fabworks front bumper I just installed a couple of days ago. It fit perfectly and it's super-beefy. Comes with two d-ring mounts as well. And shipping didn't cost me a dime. 4wd.com was running a special......free shipping. Call them, they might still have that special going on right now. I'll see if I can upload some pics of my finished, installed front bumper. I went ahead and installed their rear bumper as well. Couldn't be happier with how they fit and how they're built.
Helluva nice bumper for $189......
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