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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - January 14, 2000, New Braunfels, Texas Friday January 14, 2000 — HERALD-ZEITUNG — Page 3A Obituaries SCHLESHER R. Kathleen Schlesher, a resident of New Braunfels, Texas, died Thursday, Jan. 13,2000, at St. Luke's Baptist Hospital in San Antonio, Texas, at the age of 81 years. Ms. Schlesher was bom May 24, 1918. Visitation will begin Friday at 8 a.m. and continue until service time on Saturday. Funeral services are scheduled for 11 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 15, 2000, at Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home, with the Rev. Rick Bartlett officiating. Burial will be in Guadalupe Valley Memorial Park. Memorials may be given to the charity of one's choice. Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home BURNS Funeral arrangements are pending at Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home in New Braunfels, Texas for Harold D. Bums, Sr. who passed away on Thursday, January 13 at his home at the age of 75. He was bom May 24, 1924. Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home VAN WINKLE Bill Van Winkle, beloved husband, father, son, brother and grandfather, of San Marcos, died on Tuesday, January 11, 2000, in New Braunfels at the age of 52. Bill was a person who lived everyday choosing to be happy. He adored his family and reveled in his love for his six special grandchildren. All who knew Bill will miss him and remember their times with him as very special. Among those who will miss him greatly are his lovely wife of 33 years, Cindy; daughter and son-in-law, Heidi and Robert Karrer; son and daughter-in-law, Troy and Maudi Van Winkle, all of New Braunfels; his mother, Betty Van Winkle, of Phoenix, Ariz.; sisters, Sandy and Cathy; brothers, John and James; and his very special grandchildren, Dustin, Ahi, Cody, Matthew, Austin and Joshua; and numerous other loving family members and a host of friends. Bill was preceded in death by his father, John P. Van Winkle. Funeral Services will be held at 10:00 a.m. Saturday, January 15, 2000, at the Zoeller Funeral Home with the Rev. Fred Martin and Dennis Spire officiating. Interment to follow at the Guadalupe Valley Memorial Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions may be made to the St. Jude's Childrens research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105 Attention Memorial Department. 7belli Z^FVN, !cr FUNERAL HOME Dallas couple gets $50K for crime tip By Dale Wetzel Associated Press Writer BISMARCK, N.D. — Gov. Ed Schafer was scheduled to fly to Washington, D.C. today to deliver a $50,000 reward check to the Texas couple who turned in convicted child killer Kyle Bell. And he said they're remarkably serene about the money. "They're seemingly very reserved and calm about the whole thing," Schafer said Thursday. "I think if someone handed me a check for $50,000, I'd be jumping up and down and making a list of how to spend it." Rick Wilson, the manager of the Dallas apartment building where Bell lived for almost two months, and his wife, Mattie, were designated for the reward for phoning in the tip that led to Bell's arrest. The event was arranged by "America's Most Wanted," the Fox television network program that prompted Bell's capture, and the show's host, John Walsh. "America's Most Wanted" featured Bell's case regularly since his escape from a prison bus in New Mexico on Oct. 13. Bell is being held in the Lew Sterrett Justice Center in Dallas while North Dakota officials search for an out-of-state prison that will house him. He is not contesting extradition. He was sentenced in September to life in prison for the June 1993 murder of Jeanna North, 11, of Fargo. Investigators said Bell, a neighbor of the North family, con fessed to killing Jeanna and throwing her body into the Sheyenne River. It has never been found. When Bell was put on trial for North's murder, he was serving 40 years in prison, with IO years suspended, for molesting two young girls. He was being sent to an Oregon prison to serve both sentences when he escaped from a prison transport bus Oct. 13 at Santa Rosa, N.M. Tim Schuetzle, the North Dakota prison warden, said Bell's notoriety and child molestation record made him a target in early 1995, when he began serving time in the state penitentiary in Bismarck on the child molestation convictions. Bell complained that inmates threatened him, spit on him and pelted him with rocks in the prison yard. In one instance, an inmate threw buckets of ice and water through the bars of Bell's cell. Bell received an alias and moved into the Wisconsin prison system in August 1996. Schafer said state officials will not disclose where Bell will serve his sentence once a maximum-security prison is picked. He said there was no point to disclosing Bell's location. "Who wants to know where he is, and why? Are they going to write to him? Are they going to send him cookies? No," Schafer said Thursday. "Let's just keep him out of the limelight. We don't even know this person exists any more." Father of Cuban boy speaks out with anger WASHINGTON (AP) Flashing anger at those responsible for keeping his son in Miami, the father of Elian Gonzalez said Thursday he felt like "breaking the neck" of politicians fighting the boy's return to Cuba. Repeating previous statements that he has no intention of coming to Miami to pick up the boy, Juan Miguel Gonzalez told ABC's "Nightline" that Elian's U.S. relatives don't "have any feelings." Speaking in Spanish, with a simultaneous translation, the father grew angry when he was asked about a news report that he didn't work anymore, didn't live in his own home and was under psychiatric treatment. He called the report "a lie," and added: "Perhaps I might be a little bit crazy because I would feel like breaking the neck of all those SOBs" opposing Elian's return. He cited "the politicians in Miami and those who ... have behaved in a manner that is contrary to what our relatives should have done." Told by interviewer Chris Wallace the remark was inflammatory, the father responded: "Isn't it inflammatory what they are doing with my son?"TRUSTEES/From 1A present. District patrons both for and against the Borgfeld site addressed the board Thursday, some citing traffic concerns and others attacking the district's credibility. CI SD patron Sandra Hood told trustees that building a school on Borgfeld Road at U.S. 281 would "put children in harm's way." Hood said traffic accidents would only increase with future growth and that a school at the site would disrupt an ecologically sensitive area. Lynn Franklin said district officials told voters the new school would go in Timberwood Park after a $60,000 demographic study indicated it was the district's fastest growth area. "Bexar County residents are tired of hearing excuses for why there is not (a) school in that area," she said. "Ten percent of CISD students live in Bexar County and IO percent of the tax base is in Bexar County." Patron Sheryl Westman said, "If you follow this plan, there will be no more bonds passed for a very long time." Patron Randy Westman threatened trustees with grave consequences " both for you individually and collectively for us as a whole" if they continued with the plan. "Lady and gentlemen, in political terms, what you have done borders on ethical arrogance and moral contempt for those who have entrusted you with the public good," he said. Several patrons in the audience made their voices heard without speaking by applauding those who lambasted trustees. Some anony mous patrons taped up signs reading, "We voted for the bond. It's our money, not yours" and "Why ask for our money when some trustees do what they want?" on the walls. During discussion, Bertelsen said he could live with an elementary school on the west side of 281 if someone solved the transportation problem. Bertelsen said the district needed to add buses or build a new middle school to reduce the amount of mileage for students in Startzville when the new high school opened. Nichols said the new school should go where 80 percent of the students lived, on the west side of 281. "We have a horrendous transportation problem and putting a school where 20 percent of the students live (the east side of 281) doesn't make sense. We should put the schools were the kids are," he said. Gonzales said she voted against the Borgfeld property because she believed it would block future boards. "We've struggled with this and Eve been an advocate from day one about credibility," she said. "There is no quick fix solution and it will take time. I feel the plan gives an opportunity to try to begin to fix what was broken in the past that we were not a part of. I think this is the first step." Clay said he was disappointed by the board vote. "I'm real frustrated that we're at this point. It's not so much the legal ramifications as the delay this could cause on all the projects, not to mention our credibility," he said. BOMB SCARE/From 1A Deputies arrived about 10:55 a.m. to secure the building and evacuate students, Ott said. Bulverde and Spring Branch volunteer fire departments also arrived as backup. The San Antonio Police Department Bomb Squad and Lackland Air Force Base responded with bomb-sniffing dogs to search the building. As outlined under the Comal Independent School District's crisis management plan, the maintenance department divided into groups and Papa Bush vouches for his son ATLANTIC, Iowa (AP) — Former President Bush campaigned for his son the front-runner on Thursday, telling Iowa Republicans that George W. learned at his side and would "be excellent at doing what I tried to do" to unite Americans at home and allies abroad. It was the tonner president's first vote-hunting mission of the 2000 presidential campaign, in territory where he both won and lost as a candidate. Father, like son, talked about Barbara Bush, and joked that he was tired of always being asked where she was. "I used to be president, you know," he said. "She's working her heart out for our son," Bush said. While helping the son, Bush said, "I will have nothing bad to say against any of the people that he is campaigning against right now." Indeed, he said that when he left the White House he vowed not even to criticize President Clinton, the man who beat him in 1992. He said it would have been "sort of sour grapes, bad loser." Texas Gov. Bush leads the public opinion polls in Iowa by margins of 25 points and more over Steve Forbes in preferences for the Jan. 24 caucuses. NKW Ii Herald-Zeitung Published on Sunday mornings and weekday mornings Tuesday through Friday by the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung (USPS 377-880) 707 Panda St., or P.O. Drawer 31 1328, New Braunfels. Comal County, TX 78131-1328. Periodical postage paid by the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung in New Braunfels, Texas. Carrier delivered in Comal and Guadalupe counties: three months, $22.00; six months, $40; one year, $72. Senior Citizen Discounts by earner delivery only: six months, $36; one year, $68. Mail delivery outside Comal County in Texas: three months, $31.80; six months, $58; one year, $109.50. Mail outside Texas: six months, $81; one year, $ 124.25. 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The arrangement raised questions about the independence of networks and their willingness to let others influence what goes on the air. afternoon gathered in an athletic field next to the school were not allowed to re-enter the building until about 3:30 p.m., when officials were certain the bomb threat was indeed a hoax, Ott said. About 280 students who had not yet eaten lunch were provided hamburgers by the cafeteria of a nearby school, Cobb said. Volunteer fire departments stayed at the campus until students were allowed to go inside and retrieve their backpacks and other materials, Ott said. A letter asking parents to discuss the serious nature and severe consequences of such acts was sent home Thursday with the students, CISD officials said. The school was scheduled to be checked again this morning before students were allowed to enter, and students might have to make up the classes they missed on Saturday, officials said. 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GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP — Galloway school officials voted unanimously Monday night do away with transportation for some students to help achieve $830,000 cuts demanded by local elected officials.
The cuts bring the Galloway Township Public School District budget for the upcoming year to $52.3 million. Although that represents a decrease of more than $4 million from the previous year, the budget will require a 1.2 percent tax increase due to state aid cuts, according to district documents.
The spending plan also lists a $261,888 increase in state aid, $399,865 saved on benefits and a $32,160 cut to child study team costs.
The cuts to courtesy busing approved Monday night will save $136,865 and mean students living within 1.5 miles of their school must find another way to get there. The law requires districts to provide bus services to children living beyond a 2-mile radius, Superintendent Douglas Groff said.
Galloway Township Council members said last week they would prefer the district save money by freezing salaries and having employees contribute to health coverage. District staff members will, in fact, contribute 1.5 percent of their salaries to cover benefits.
While local elected officials can specify an amount of cuts to make after voters reject a school budget, they cannot dictate where savings come from. In this case, council members included their suggestions anyway because they wanted to public to know their views, Councilman Dennis Kleiner said at the time.
School officials said earlier this year they would eliminate 67 jobs through attrition and layoffs.
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Aging in Reverse: A Review of CounterclockwiseBy Linda Graham | September 25, 2009 | 1 comment
In Counterclockwise, Ellen Langer, a renowned social psychologist at Harvard, suggests that our beliefs and expectations impact our physical health at least as much as diets and doctors do. She argues that, as we grow older, our physical limitations are largely determined by the way we think about ourselves and what we're capable of. As a result, we need to challenge our socially constructed, implicitly learned assumptions around health and aging in order to take control of our own well-being.
For evidence, Langer draws on her 30 years of pioneering mind-body research, including her 1979 "Counterclockwise" study in which eight elderly men lived in a residential retreat that recreated the social-physical environment of 1959. After one week sequestered in this virtual 20-year journey back in time, all eight participants showed marked improvements in their hearing, memory, dexterity, appetite, and general well-being. They even looked younger to outside observers who saw photos of them before and after the experiment.
Langer cites other research that has made similar findings. In one study, for instance, 650 people were surveyed about their attitudes on aging. Twenty years later, those with a positive attitude had lived seven years longer on average than those with a negative attitude. (By comparison, researchers estimate that we extend our lives by four years if we lower our blood pressure and reduce our cholesterol.) In another study, participants read a list of negative words about aging; within 15 minutes, they were walking more slowly than they had before.
"That beliefs might be the most important determinant of life span goes against the grain of what we 'know' to be true," writes Langer. Indeed, by considering whether limbs can regenerate or paralysis be reversed, Langer tries to push science beyond what we know, to discover what might be.
At times, though, Langer's research seems surprisingly thin–studies with small sample sizes, not widely replicated–and the book lacks concrete suggestions for how to put her ideas into practice. Still, since I finished reading Counterclockwise, I've found myself constantly sharing her ideas about the "psychology of possibility" with colleagues and friends. And I challenge myself daily to think more optimistically about my own health and aging than I ever could have imagined before.
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No, I can't do tomatoes because of the acid. But the peppers I ordered
this year are Quadrato Asti Giallo (name just sings doesn't it?) Jimmy
Nardello's, Burans and the Orange Bells which are new this year. The
other three do BEAUTIFULLY here in the heat. Most store bought hybrids
quit producing and look raggedy for most of July and August. Not these
babies, they never quit fruiting and they looked great. The Burans are
small enough to grow in big pots (which I do) but they produce just as
prolifically as the bigger varieties. I've grown their Healthy peppers
too, they're nearly as prolific as the Burans and small enough for pots
also. Peppers are just slightly smaller than the Burans in my
experience. But all did well, no diseases and no nasties nibbling them
w/ all the basil and lemon balm around them to mask their smell. I like
their Miniature Yellow Bells (no transplants - seed only) not only are
they edible, they are a beautiful ornamental for a pot. The peppers are
about the size of a quarter. I'm trying a new variety of theirs (Garden
Sunshine) from seed. Will let you know later in the season how that one
does. The seedlings are about 3" tall now under my grow light. Was that
more info than you needed??
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>> (www.seedsavers.org) ? They'll deliver them in mid-May hardened off and
>> ready to go. I get all my pepper transplants from them becuase they are
>> so much better than anything I've used before. I get mine delievered the
>> week of 4/1, but that's a zone 8 schedule, you can pick your own dates.
>> And at 2.50 a piece, you won't have to take a second mortgage either.
>> You have to order in increments of 6, but I just ordered 3 of each of my
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Sources suggest that the road to the deal was smoothed by a move that Rowe made early on—she let it be known that she wasn't certain Tanenbaum and the chairmanship of MLSE were such a great fit. After all, when Teachers' looked around its portfolio, most of the companies in which it had stakes were run by industry experts, not wealthy scions. (Tanenbaum, whose family wealth comes from the construction business, is the chairman of a private equity fund in which he's a major investor, Kilmer Capital Partners Ltd.)
No outright threat was ever made to Tanenbaum, and a source close to him is adamant that the MLSE chairman was not aware that his position would be on the line should Teachers' decide to carry on as an owner of the company.
Rowe is not about to resolve this question. "We're not going to talk about that," she says. "Because, you know what, it's moot. The reality is Rogers and Bell and Kilmer got together after we made our announcement of taking the asset off the table, and they put forth a compelling bid."
With that deal a wrap, the hunt for value resumes. Teachers', after all, has a projected long-term shortfall. "You need to find lots of great high-quality investments that are going to create excellent returns over time," Rowe says. Indeed, the very day of the MLSE announcement, Teachers' made another deal, one that attracted much less notice: It teamed up with an American private equity firm to take Blue Coat Systems Inc. private.
Blue Coat, a specialist in Internet security, has lately been accused of abetting the al-Assad regime's bloody clampdown on dissent in Syria. This may not sit well with Teachers' membership, which was vocally opposed to their plan's investment in teacher-bashing Toronto Sun Publishing Corp.
If Teachers' was going to be guided by sentiment, however, it wouldn't have sold MLSE. And there are few companies out there without ethical liabilities. Finding future paydays that come without too much political grief will be just one more challenge for Sarah Jane Rowe of Carbonear.
LIVE LONG AND PROSPER (AND INCREASE YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS, OK?) Ontario schoolteachers' longevity puts their plan in bind
Jane Rowe's problem at Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan is that schoolteachers live too long. Actuarially speaking, that is.
All pension plans are squeezed between increasing life expectancy rates and the lousy returns commonly experienced in an era of low interest rates and unpredictable stock markets. But compared to her counterparts at other plans such as the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, Rowe faces more pressure to find stellar investments that generate big returns in the next decade or two. For this, she can blame schoolteachers for being a healthier lot—fewer smokers, more of an "apple a day" mentality—than many other professions. They are also more likely to be female. Those two factors help explain why schoolteachers live longer than the average population, and why Teachers' is forecasting shortfalls between the assets in hand and the payouts due over the next 70 years.
Thus, teachers will likely have to pay higher contributions (indeed, those rates have already increased) and/or accept reduced benefits. Strong investment returns can obviously help to close the gap. But the flip side is that the plan can't afford to have major investments crater.
And hiking contribution rates can only do so much of the job. In 1970, there were 10 working members of the plan for every pensioner. Today there are fewer than two working teachers for each pensioner. And a teacher who retires today is expected to collect a pension for about 30 years—four years longer than the average number of years they worked. Pensioners don't share the cost of resolving funding shortfalls; that's up to their younger colleagues and the plan.
In comparison, the situation at CPPIB looks downright rosy. It is not expected to have to increase contributions from the employed for the next 70 years. The fund won't have to start tapping its investment income until 2021. "They're at a different spot in the pension plan life cycle," Rowe explains. "They're what we call an 'immature' plan—they're still collecting a lot more than they have to pay out. We're the mature pension plan at this point, so we actually pay out more than what we're receiving in contributions."
SPORTING VALUES In worth, MLSE teams well back in global pack
Manchester United The world's most valuable team is estimated to be worth $1.86 billion
Dallas Cowboys Are a close second at $1.81 billion
New York Yankees $1.7 billion
Washington Redskins $1.55 billion
Pittsburgh Steelers $996 million
Los Angeles Lakers $643 million
Toronto Maple Leafs $521 million (the highest value for an NHL team)
Toronto Raptors $399 million
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She passes as the winds change.
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My lady's beauty is in her song,
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she wakes me in mine morn,
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Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. Event facilities measuring 1023 square feet (95 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers a terrace, multilingual staff, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Limited complimentary onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Campanile Hotel Zwolle is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Total number of rooms - 69
- Number of floors - 3
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Meeting rooms 4
- Multilingual staff
- Parking (limited spaces)
- Terrace
- Luggage storage
- Offsite parking discounted rates available
- Year Built 1994
- Conference space size (feet) - 1023
- Conference space size (meters) - 95
- Number of meeting rooms - 4
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Television in common areas
- Free WiFi
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Parking (limited spaces), Offsite parking discounted rates available
Room Amenities
Campanile Hotel Zwolle offers 69 accommodations with coffee/tea makers and hair dryers. Flat-screen televisions come with cable channels. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations and complimentary toiletries.
This Zwolle hotel provides complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones. Housekeeping is offered daily and irons/ironing boards can be requested.
- Hair dryer
- Coffee/tea maker
- Private bathroom
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- Free toiletries
- Shower/tub combination
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Cable TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Campanile Hotel Zwolle has a restaurant on site.
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 9:30 AM.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time ends at 11 PM
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for EUR 10 per day.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 5 per pet, per night
- 1 per room (up to 10 kg)
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Special cancellation policies or charges may apply for group reservations (more than 8 rooms for the same property / stay dates).
Debit cards not accepted
Service animals exempt from fees/restrictions
No cribs (infant beds) available
Free parking is limited and reservations are not possible. If the hotel parking lot is full, guests may park at a nearby lot and surcharges may apply.
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 11.50 for adults and EUR 5.75 for children (approximately)
- Pet fee: EUR 5 per pet, per night
- Early check-in fee: EUR 15.00
- Late check-out fee: EUR 15.00
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 10 per day
Hotel Name
- Campanile Hotel Zwolle
- Campanile Zwolle
National Rating
This property does not have a Netherlands Tourist Board rating. For the benefit of our customers, we have provided a rating based on our rating system.


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Hollywood Studios: The Magic of Disney Animation Closing
Just a few minutes ago, multiple news sources were able to officially confirm that The Magic of Disney Animation attraction (which includes the short show starring Mushu, the popular Animation Academy, walk-though exhibits, meet-and-greets, and interactive games) will permanently close on July 12, 2015.
Disney also officially announced that "work is underway on a new experience."
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It's a shame to see this go, hopefully they rebuild it with some similar, expanded experience. It always seemed popular.
Why not just close the park for a year or two, build like crazy, and reopen it with the new name? At this point there's not much to do at this park for a day, let alone half a day.
Do you know if the animation academy will be transferring to a new location or just closing for good? The previous commenter mentions there is "not much to do" are you able to expand on other attractions and rides which will be closed late August/early September. Many thanks
From the point they stopped making actual animation movies in that building it became redundant. I'm glad they close it. Hopefully it opens soons as a Frozen themed Starbucks, that seems to work for the Disney crowd.
@Alison: That's a good question. Some websites hinted to the possibility of having a new Animation Academy with double the capacity, but we think that they might have abandoned that project at this point. We don't know anything for sure, though.
I just hope they close down all these foolish theme parks and build a 1:1 replica of Arendelle completely populated with only Annas and Elsas and charge everyone 300 dollars to just walk around it
My very Favorite park has just turned into a 1/4 of a day park. Pretty soon you wont need a Park hopper because there will be nothing to hop to,except green walls and tarps and closed attractions that are not being replaced.. Guess the ticket prices will go up again. SO VERY SAD..
Patience everyone. When changes happen, there is always going to be a time of construction, closures and tarps etc. When it's all done, it's going to be great. Things don't happen overnight. Deep breathes.
I agree with all the comments! This used to be my favorite park! I enjoyed seeing behind the scenes how production was done and possible seeing something being filmed. whatever they replace the closed attractions with it will never had the magic it once had. Thinking MK is my new favorite!
The biggest issue with them closing so much in this park is the speed it takes them to build things! This isn't Universal were they can throw up an E-Ticket ride in 14-16 months. Just look at Frozen as a perfect example. Its going to take them over a year to just re-theme a ride!
So, they keep closing things and don't even begin building anything in its place. At this rate, construction won't start until mid 2016 and nothing will open for a good 3-5 years. If all the rumors are true and we are getting Cars land (expanding the Pixar area towards the current Animation area closing One Mans Dream and possible Little Mermaid) and a full Star Wars land (taking out Streets of America, Muppets, Lights Motors Action, and the whole "backlot" section bumping up to the current Pixar area), these projects will take years and even more stuff will close.
With the rate things are closing at this park, its going to quickly lose guests. Nobody is going to want to pay $100 for a ticket to ride Tower, Rockin and Toy Story all day. It needs help fast and Disney doesn't seem to care. Sure they might announce something soon, but I fear it will be another Avatar and take 8-9 years from announcement to finally open.
Muppets 4D is staying and it's gonna get a new movie
Toy Story parade gone, Studio Backlot Tour gone, Mickey Hat gone, this attraction gone, what else? This was my favorite park...one day
Aww, I'm very sad to see the Animation Academy going. My husband and I did this for the first time on our recent trip, and we both had a lot of fun. We still have the pictures we drew. Hope they bring it back at some point.
Disney needs to close the park for a couple years like the first commenter said. Right now, almost all construction happens during non-park hours. Hence the reason construction is so slow. If the park were closed all day every day for a couple years, rides would be able to be built rapidly. The great ideas of Pixar and Star Wars themed areas could come to life. The only sacrifice is all the money Disney would be losing for no income from the park for a couple years. But honestly, there are tons of unhappy people with how this park is at the moment. I agree with most of these closures, but if you close this much, you have to be opening just as much soon after. Disney World is big enough to afford this park closing for awhile. There is plenty to do without it. (Mostly because it offers almost nothing while open!)


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Staybridge Suites Birmingham
A central Birmingham suite hotel with free WiFi and breakfast included, plus a Fitness Centre and laundry room
The apartment-style Staybridge Suites® Birmingham hotel sits in the heart of Birmingham, within a short walk of Moor Street, New Street and Snow Hill stations. A 10-minute train ride from Birmingham International Airport, the hotel is just steps from Aston University, the Birmingham Science Museum and Corporation Street.
Guests can visit the Bullring Market and House of Fraser to stock up on daily comforts. There are restaurants and bars around New Street, and many galleries and theatres nearby.
Business guests are close to the International Convention Centre and the central business district, with local headquarters of international companies like Barclays and HSBC. In addition to free WiFi, visitors can take advantage of two car parks nearby.
The fully equipped kitchen in your suite makes it easy to cook your own dinner, with all the groceries you need at our 24-hour Pantry. With a laundry also on-site, you'll want for nothing. Start your day with an inclusive breakfast buffet or a visit to the Fitness Centre. Unwind with drinks and snacks and meet other guests at social receptions three evenings a week. Relax in your spacious suite and catch up with family using the free WiFi.
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- Check In: 3:00 PM
- Check Out: 11:00 AM
- Minimum Check-In Age: 18
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- On-site Guest Self-Laundry Facilities
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- Complimentary Breakfast Buffet
- Standard Wireless Internet service is free for all members
- On-Site Fitness Center Available
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Overall Experience
Great Place
28 May 2017
Great Place - I can recommend for business travelers..
Convenient location for working in Birmingham
28 May 2017
great location. rooms always clean and tidy. friendly staff and welcoming atmosphere. has a gym in house but limited machines and space. room kitchen is key although pots and pans not always at full inventory. clean bathroom and daily servicing is always excellent
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Jaguar's XF arrives
The first Jaguar XFs have arrived in Hong Kong, says Jaguar Hong Kong spokeswoman Ada Tsang. The dealer is shipping in three of the range's seven models: the XF3.0 Classic (HK$668,000); the XF3.0 SE (HK$728,000) and the XF 4.2 SC (HK$988,000) and has already received over 20 models 'with delivery from early May', Tsang says. The XF (above) in January was named What Car?'s Car of the Year on the strength of its coupe looks, plush interior and the promise ofg 100km/h sprints in 8.3 seconds for the fug of 249 grams of CO2 per kilometre. The XF is 4.961 metres long and 1.877m wide on a 2.909m wheelbase, but fitted with front and rear parking aids and a rear camera. The XF looks impressive, but the BMW 530i and Mercedes-Benz C-Class are tough acts to follow in the Mid-Levels.
Collectors line up for safety day
The Collectors Car Club of Hong Kong will display a dozen cars from 1pm at tomorrow's Southern District Road Safety Campaign 2007-08 Promotion Day at the Hong Kong Police Training School, in Wong Chuk Hang. The club's line up at the four-hour, free-entry event is expected to include a 1934 Rolls Royce 20/50, a 1978 Panther Deville, a 1964 Riley Elf and a 1996 Mitsuoka, says the club's spokeswoman, Connie Lau. The police will also display a Saxon armoured car and a range of patrol bikes. The event sounds fun but its road-safety message is unclear, for we only heard the promotion day's activities via the Collectors Club.
Porsches in Pacific Place
Finally, If you can't get Sevens tickets this weekend, don't worry, because there are some beautiful Porsches at the Pacific Place Spring/Summer Fashion Exhibition, which runs until April 20. The mall displays eight fashion brands and an exhibition of photographs themed 'On the Road' by Jimmy Ming Shum in the mall's Garden Court and the Spine. But we recommend you get up close to the 4.8-litre Cayenne GTS (left, HK$1.298 million); the latest 911 Carrera (HK$1.41 million) and check out the lines of the Cayman S (HK$988,000). You will also see the 911 GT2 (HK$3.463 million) and the limited-edition Boxer RS 60 Spyder (below, HK$999,900).


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CELTIC defeated Barcelona with a squad that cost £156.5million less than the Spanish superstars.
The combined value of the Scottish champions' line-up came to just £6.5m — compared to Barca's massive £163m.
Keeper Fraser Forster was the most expensive player in the Parkhead line-up — having been signed for £2m from Newcastle.
And he was followed by Efe Ambrose (£1.5m from FC Ashdod) and Georgios Samaras (£1m from Manchester City).
The Barca subs of David Villa (Valencia, £30m), Cesc Fabregas (Arsenal, £35m) and Gerard Pique (Manchester United, £3m) were bought for a cost that far outweighed the entire Celtic team.
Celtic boss Neil Lennon had told his side before kick-off that they faced their hour of destiny and a match that could change their lives.
He revealed: "I said to them before the game this is the present, this is your moment, they don't come along very often and you've come a long way.
"You know what's coming — you know you're going to concede possession, you know you're going be under pressure.
"We got the breaks we needed and I told them to make the most of it. I said to them they could go home after the game and have a little moment to themselves and to enjoy the moment because they'd done something very special."
Now Scottish goalkeeping hero Andy Goram is convinced Forster WILL play for England.
He said: "In my opinion, he's pushing for a start. Why the hell not?
"Roy Hodgson has nothing to lose and absolutely everything to gain. Joe Hart is undisputed No 1. That's not up for debate.
"But, in Forster, England have a fantastic understudy. It makes sense to blood him against Sweden."


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A 40th minute winner from Chris Porter was enough to send Danny Wilson's Sheffield United three points clear at the top of npower League One this afternoon after a 1-0 victory over Yeovil Town.Porter's scruffy goal, following good work from top scorer Richard Cresswell, maintained the Blades unbeaten record and for the Glovers, insult was added to injury when Curtis Haynes-Brown was sent off for a second yellow card deep into stoppage time by over-officious referee Keith Stroud.Seven players were booked in a game with very few dirty challenges and the match official had to rely on his assistant to award the goal after Yeovil players claimed the ball hadn't crossed the line. The cautions along with a host of fouls disrupted any chance of a flowing fixture and Town exited the pitch for the third game running with fewer points than they deserved.Boss Terry Skiverton was forced into two changes from last weekend's 1-1 draw at Walsall. Bondz N'Gala failed to recover from his hamstring injury in time so Haynes-Brown came in while Jonathan Obika was replaced by Steve MacLean in a reverse change from last week's move.It took until the tenth minute for there to be a chance worthy of the name as Sheffield United passed the ball around comfortably and Yeovil replied with quick breaks, utilising the pace of Haynes-Brown, Andy Williams and Alan O'Brien.It was Williams who had that chance; a great team move then saw Huntington play a long diagonal pass to the ex-Bristol Rovers attacker who chested it down but couldn't get his shot on target.
O'Brien then almost created a chance for Gavin Williams but his run produced a tantalising cross that just eluded the Welshman. The game then descended from a decent spectacle into a niggly affair with four bookings in the space of a quarter hour. First in the book was Paul Wotton who was penalised for fouling Blades defender Matt Lowton and he was followed by MacLean who threw the ball away after an incorrect call on a throw-in.Michael Doyle couldn't get enough height to direct a header on goal from a far post cross and as the drizzle came down, so did the quality of play. Cresswell was blocked right on the edge of the box by Max Ehmer with referee Stroud insisting the kick was retaken fro encroachment even though the first effort had sailed over the wall!On the half hour, Haynes-Brown earned his first yellow card when he took out Ryan Flynn right by the dug-outs but four minutes later, Flynn himself was cautioned for tugging back a breaking Upson. denying the Glovers the advantage of possession.Yeovil's defence, reverting back to a 4-4-2 formation today, was coping well with the threat of the Blades, none more so than Paul Huntington who timed his challenge perfectly in the box to deny Porter as he was about to shoot.Stephen Quinn sent over a free kick on 36 minutes that was headed in by Lowton at the far post but referee Stroud ruled the goal out for a push on Town keeper Jed Steer.
Four minutes later, and with five minutes until the interval, Sheffield United took the lead. Cresswell broke down the left and pulled the ball across for Porter to bundle over the line before being collected by Steer. Although the supporters vented yet more wrath on the officials, Glovers keeper Steer later confirmed the ball had crossed the line.The first half action was far from over though. Lescinel Jean-Francois scythed down a flying Andy Williams wide on the left and earned a yellow; Williams limped off injured and was replaced by Anthony Edgar. The second half began with Ed Upson curling a long range shot over the bar but the game was then halted for fully four minutes as Nick Montgomery landed awkwardly after an aerial challenge and was stretchered off.Quinn then took too long to get a shot in after a mix-up in the Town defence had left him with space outside the box but after twisting and turning, his shot lacked power.Yeovil were bossing the second half possession but still weren't creating that golden chance to draw level. MacLean, playing against old adversaries after his spell with Sheffield Wednesday, broke clear but was hauled down by Doyle; this came eight minutes after Cresswell had taken Ehmer's legs away as he cleared the ball and both United players earned yellows for their challenges.
Paul Wotton stung keeper Steve Simonsen's fingers with a piledriver free kick but Max Ehmer's follow up was held by the ex-premier League keeper.Upson fired another long ranger over on 74 minutes; two minutes later, there was a flare-up between Quinn and Edgar after the visiting midfielder had kicked the ball away after a throw-in.Rory Fallon was introduced for his ex-Plymouth colleague MacLean in a like-for-like swap and O'Brien went off to be replaced by Billy Gibson who settled into his left wing berth with ease. Simonsen then had to deal with a skidding shot from the impressive Edgar that threatened to slide off the turf in the closing stages but despite six minutes of stoppage time due to Montgomery's injury, Yeovil couldn't find the breakthrough.Deep in stoppage time, Haynes-Brown challenged Blades substitute Jordan Slew and as the ball broke, was adjudged to have tripped Slew as they both got up. Referee Stroud brandished the second yellow, and then red, as the youngster trooped off the pitch to applause for his contribution and workrate.
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Town will play Bristol City in a pre-season friendly at Huish Park on Saturday, July 15th (3pm kick-off).
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Chapter Nine part threeMature
"Well, could you blame me for being blunt considering the situation?" she said, her voice growing a little louder.
"Wait, I didn't mean-" Zoe didn't hang around for his excuse and stormed off. She searched and found the tent were people were getting ready. She found herself recognising no one as she wandered around. Trying to ignore the slightly hostile looks.
"Zoe, over here," Zoe glanced up at the honey voice and saw Mirabella. Zoe quickly walked over, grateful Mira was here.
"Help tie up the back of my dress," Mira asked. The green number was on and Zoe realised she meant the corset part as Mira turned her back to her.
"Erm, I've never-" Zoe began
"It's not hard, don't worry. They look more complicated than they are." Zoe sent Mira a sceptical look in the mirror but helped anyway.
"I know this must be pretty scary for you and your brother. But don't worry. As long as I'm around Caric won't have completely free reign. Because he would've never been able to track you down if it weren't for me," Mira explained. Zoe wasn't sure if she felt relieved by the blackmail behind it, but knew Mira meant well. In fact Mira was the only person in this carnival she probably trusted.
"What do you do then? Our of curiosity," Zoe asked and Mira laughed.
"I'm close to the human legend of harpies. Though as you can see I don't match the physical descriptions. I can communicate with birds and if needed. Become one," Mira replied. Zoe raised an eyebrow.
"Like a shape shifter?" she asked, hoping that was the correct term.
"Yes. Though nothing like Lycans. It wears me out to switch forms. For them its the same as taking a breath," She explained.
"Lycans? Next you'll be telling me they don't get on with vampires," Zoe muttered as she moved to the last string.
"Every cliché you know off originated from some ream of truth dear," Mira replied. Zoe met her gaze in the mirror, ready to make some silly joke. Then decided not too, instead she opted for another question.
"So they don't get on?"
"In Carics case, no. They are more willing to put up with some ancients and they have no real issue with the born or turned vampires. There is a pack of wolves in the next town that dislike Caric rather venomously. You and Glenn would do well to be discreet there. There's no guarantee we could protect you from them if they found out you existed," Mira explained. Zoe ignored the urge to gulp and instead nodded quickly. Trying not to feel dizzy afterwards. She found the nearest chair and sat, crossing her arms. She was doing that a lot. But the pathetic barrier helped.
"There's no reason they should discover you are here. Not even Jarred is dumb enough to make a deal with wolves," Mirabella said, kneeling so her eyes were the same level as Zoe's. Without thinking Zoe hugged her. Mira didn't act surprised, she just hugged back. Any other time, any other person – including Glenn – she'd have felt mortified. But after evrything Zoe didn't care.
"Based on the force of this hug I'm guessing you and your mother aren't very close," Mira commented. Zoe nodded against Mira's shoulder. Trying not to let her eyes blur.
"Then I have to ask. What is there for you and your brother to really go back too? I know it's just me and Caric at the moment. And Caric's not the best example. But here you will have family," Mira said. And Zoe found everything faltering at the words. Could she really accept all of this as her reality? She wasn't an idiot and knew that Mira was involved with Caric in some sense.
"I still need time," Zoe said. Mira bowed her head in acknowledgement when someone called for her.
"Guess I'm up," Mira said, standing up and turning to leave. She paused in her steps and looked over her shoulder.
"Just...I would rather you were here willingly," she murmured. Zoe knew Mira meant well. And some of what Mira said made sense.


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During spring in the Sonoran Desert, the air is filled with the mating call of the white-winged dove. Their hoots and coos are so abundant that they sometimes drown out the sounds of other birds.
However noisy the white-winged dove might be, they play a very important role in the life cycle of the saguaro cactus. When saguaros flower, white-winged doves move from flower to flower, sipping nectar and pollinating the plant. Once the flowers become fruit, the doves have a new food source. The sweet fruit is filled with thousands of tiny seeds, which pass unharmed through the digestive system of the dove. If seeds are passed while the dove is perched on a tree or bush, that tree or bush might become a nurse plant to the growing saguaro. Such a plant protects the young saguaro from extreme weather and animals and greatly increases its chances of survival.
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TEMPE, Ariz. -- As Arizona State defensive tackle Jaxon Hood answered questions Sunday about the Sun Devils pending bowl bid, his massive left bicep displayed an equally large tattoo. Scrawled above a favorite Bible verse are the words "Dark Horse." Above that is a bucking horse with fierce eyes. "That's me, the dark horse," Hood explained. "People said I couldn't do it, but here I am." Characterized a year ago as a marginal Division I prospect because of his height (6-feet-0), Hood quickly disproved his doubters by starting all 12 games of his freshman season and earning All-Pac-12 honorable mention. "I always like proving people wrong," Hood said. "I don't like people saying what I can and can't do. I wanted to be in control of my own destiny and not let the thoughts or opinions of people who don't even know me or how I work control me. I wasn't going to let them be right about anything." At 6-foot, Hood isn't the prototype height for the defensive line. Then again, his neighbor on the line, Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year Will Sutton, only has an inch on him, and defensive end Davon Coleman just two. Still, recruiters downgraded Hood due to his height and questions about his conditioning. Hood didn't often go looking for what was being said, but word always seemed to find its way to him. "I kind of just laughed at those people," Hood said. "If you don't believe in yourself, no one else will." The physical questions were apparently enough to trump Hood's 100 tackles and 13 sacks as a senior at Chandler Hamilton High. He had fewer than 10 offers and a soft commitment to Boston College when Hamilton lost in the state championship game. As much as it frustrated Hood to be underestimated, it also made him work even harder. "I thought about that every day I went to go work," Hood said. "I owe the people that said that stuff a lot of credit." Hood always wanted to be a Sun Devil, but former coach Dennis Erickson didn't recruit him. Neither did University of Arizona under Mike Stoops. But both ended up being fired, and their replacements soon came callin. Arizona's Rich Rodriguez extended an offer to Hood shortly after he shined in the Semper Fidelis Bowl high school all-star game in Phoenix. Arizona State's Todd Graham invited Hood to campus shortly after being hired. Hood didn't commit to ASU until national signing day, and again he had a reason to work even harder. During the second half of his senior year at Hamilton, Hood was up daily at 4 a.m. to lift weights. He also worked with a personal trainer to get in peak condition for the start of summer workouts. His roommate, freshman running back D.J. Foster saw it all first hand: Hood pushing it in the weight room, running every day, doing all he could to shut the skeptics up. "I know he had a chip on his shoulder," Foster said. "He just had something to prove. When somebody's telling you you can't do something because of your size, that's just hard to take. So he comes out here and busts his butt, using that as motivation. "He's got a little anger in him, which you've got to have playing football." If there's anger in Hood, it's hard to tell. He's rarely without a smile on his face, and that smile often gives away the pride Hood has in having proven he belongs. But if Hood is walking with his head a little higher, it would be hard to hold it against him. "Being able to come in as a true freshman and accomplish what he's accomplished is unbelievable in my opinion," Graham said. "I've never had a defensive lineman nose tackle come in and be able to play every snap (and) be able to be as consistent as he was as a freshman." Hood credits his durability to his pre-college training regimen and to strength and conditioning coach Shawn Griswold. He also credits some of his success to fellow lineman like Sutton, and of course co-defensive coordinator Paul Randolph, who works with the line each day. But Hood is far from satisfied. He wants to be first team All-Pac-12. He wants to consistently shed double teams and make plays in the backfield. More than anything, he wants his team to be on top. Proving his doubters wrong was clearly not enough. "The season's not a success for me until we're 12-0," Hood said. "I'm not satisfied with my season this year, so it's back to the grind after this bowl game and try to be (Defensive) Player of the Year next year."
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Neil Wallis and Jules Stenson, former editors at News Corp.'s News of the World, appeared at a London court today for the first time to face allegations of hacking into mobile-phone voice mails.
The pair, who only spoke to confirm their names, had their case transferred to London's Central Criminal Court, known as the Old Bailey, for a hearing on Sept. 8.
Wallis and Stenson are the most senior ex-News Corp. journalists to appear in court since former News of the World editor Andy Coulson was convicted in June of phone hacking. Coulson was sentenced to 18 months in prison. Rebekah Brooks, the former chief executive officer of News Corp.'s U.K. unit, and four others were acquitted of bribery, obstruction of justice and intercepting voice mails at the eight-month trial.
Stenson was the former features editor of the weekly tabloid and Wallis the deputy editor between January 2003 and January 2007, when the alleged phone hacking happened, U.K. prosecutors said in July.
Anthony France, the crime correspondent at News Corp.'s Sun newspaper, also appeared in court today on charges of conspiring to commit misconduct in a public office. France is accused of paying bribes to a police officer between March 2008 and July 2011 and conspiring to commit misconduct in a public office between July 2009 and August 2009.
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| ZayaMartinForever1995 chapter 5 . 4/15/2015
Why is that boss aka the raper looking for Maya and please tell me connor is zack and Maya's kid not that boss person's.
| ZayaMartinForever1995 chapter 6 . 4/5/2015
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| Guest chapter 6 . 8/11/2014
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| Guest chapter 6 . 1/22/2013
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New Rewards-for-Recycling Program Offers Residents Economic Benefits for Recycling
DERBY, KAN. (MONDAY, NOV. 16, 2009) — Today, Derby Mayor Dion Avello and Waste Connections Inc. Division Vice President Jim Spencer announced that the City and the waste and recycling hauler have joined forces with Recyclebank® to dramatically increase household recycling volumes with a new rewards-for-recycling program. In July, the Derby City Council approved a contract with Waste Connections to provide franchised trash and recycling services for the City. With the changes, trash bills will go down for most Derby residents in December and curbside recycling with rewards will be available to everyone. This week, Waste Connections will begin delivering new 95-gal. recycling carts to households, as well as new trash carts.
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"Partnering with Waste Connections and Recyclebank is a great way to protect our environment, invigorate our local economies, keep our communities clean, and deliver meaningful, everyday savings to Derby families," Mayor Avello said. "Everybody wins—recycling has never been so rewarding."
By encouraging households to recycle with the added incentive of Recyclebank rewards, Derby collects more recyclables, reducing waste otherwise destined for landfill disposal. Moreover, it's easier than ever for residents to recycle—the new program brings with it single-stream recycling, in which households can place all acceptable recycling materials into one cart—no more sorting. The recycling carts include an ID tag that matches the cart to the household address and account number. Waste Connections trucks, retrofitted with special technology, track recycling activity, and the amount recycled is converted into Recyclebank Points. Similar to frequent flier programs, the more a family recycles, the more Recyclebank Points each household earns.
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