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Dads. They're fiercely protective of their children, they move silently on water and people say they can break your arm with a single blow. Hang on, that's swans.
But like swans, dads are special - and nothing says "you're special and I love and respect you" than the traditional Father's Day card with its great jokes about how your dad is really, really old.
However, while Father's Day cards are usually rubbish, Father's Day presents needn't be - and we've found gifts to suit every taste and budget. Forget about slippers and bottles of booze: these are gifts that'll make dad's day.
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Tefal OptiGrill
First up this year is the dad-tastic Tefal OptiGrill, a meat cooking machine that not only detects the thickness of the inserted meat but also measures how many items are on the grill at any one time, automatically adapting the temperature and grilling cycle accordingly.
It also features a large and clear LED display indicator that alters colour as the meat cooks - yellow for rare, orange for medium and red for well done - which works alongside a corresponding audible beep as different stages are reached. Oh, and it looks like a piece of tech from The Jetsons, so father should definitely dig its futuristic aesthetic.
He'll never burn the steak again!
Nespresso Prodigio & Milk
Next up is the Nespresso Prodigio & Milk, a tidy and compact coffee machine that will allow father to knock himself up a tasty beverage lickety-split.
Not only does the Prodigio allow daddy to choose from a wide range of 23 Nespresso Grand Cru coffees, but it also allows him to brew his beverage from the comfort of the couch with a Bluetooth-connected smartphone app. The app also tells papa when the water tank needs filling and capsule bin emptying, as well as allowing him to order new capsules directly in-app.
T3.com recently gave the Prodigio a good review in our Best pod coffee maker feature, with our reviewer particularly recommending the Prodigio & Milk version of the system, which while more expensive, comes with an Aeroccino milk frother thrown in for the creation of milk-based beverages such as cappuccino.
EPSON EB-S04 projector
Dad should definitely enjoy this affordable and feature-packed mobile projector from EPSON. The EB-S04's headline feature is its 3LCD technology, which helps the system generate incredibly bright images, while its optics allow for a massive 300-inch screen size.
Other things that will help father enjoy hisM*A*S*H boxset in super size are the EB-S04's 15,000:1 contrast ratio, long filter and lamp duration (estimated at 15 years), power saving eco-mode and included carry case.
Parrot Bebop Drone
Dads love crazy gadgets and this high tech leisure quadricopter drone from Parrot is right up there. Not only is this badboy controllable directly from either the iOS or Android Freeflight 3.0 app, but it is also equipped with a 14-megapixel fisheye camera. This camera allows the Bebop Drone to record 1080p HD video and also take high-resolution photographs, storing both on an internal 8GB flash drive.
Other cool features include the Bebop's GPS-embedded return to home function, allowing the drone to be automatically brought back to dad's mission control, and also the ability to plot the drone's course via custom waypoints in-app.
Dashcam X550
If dearest papa spends a fair bit of time playing taxi driver, then the Dashcam X550 from Thinkware is probably a good bet this Father's Day.
The camera not only records in 1080p at 30fps, but also comes with some wizzy features, such as Super Night Vision, Time Lapse mode and a Road Safety Warning System.
It also has a built in Safety Camera Alert system, which delivers information about verified speed/red-light camera locations and known mobile speed traps hotspots.
The Glenlivet Founder's Reserve
Ok, this isn't really a tech present but, well, we love whiskey here at T3 Towers and the chances are very high that so will your father.
As such, you should considerThe Glenlivet Founder's Reserve, which is a whiskey that boasts aromas of citrus fruit and a long, smooth, creamy finish, which is perfect for drinking in the hotter summer months.
Also, the Glenlivet is a cut above other brands as it is aged in a carefully curated selection of casks, including oak and first-fill, to ensure a unique scent and taste.
Just don't blame us if daddy enjoys one dram too many!
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Leef iAccess
What happens when you stick a Lightning connector on one end of a piece of plastic and a microSD card reader on the other? Well, you get the Leef iAccess, a device geared toward helping dearest papa transfer and share files with ease.
Simply plug the iAccess into dad's Apple product of choice (although an Android version is available too), a microSD card into the iAccess, and then watch as father dumps all of his photos or other files with speed and simplicity.
To quote Leef, the iAccess is the "easiest way to infinite memory".
Moto 360 Sport
T3's own Spencer Hart, when reviewing the Moto 360 Sport, said that "if you're simply looking for a decent Android Wear device, which is comfortable, and a more durable style than most metal/leather combinations, you're in luck! It's a good smartwatch." If dad needs a sporty, Android Wear smartwatch, then this is job done.
Price: £219.00
- Read more: Moto 360 Sport review
Sony PS-HX500 Turntable
Why not help dad dust off his vinyl collection with theSony PS-HX500 Turntable? Connect the the turntable to a computer and you can also convert recordings into High-Resolution Audio, which means father will be able to listen to those golden oldies on the go too.
Price: £450
Wallet Ninja
The Wallet Ninja is the Swiss Army Knife your father could actually take on an plane. It packs wrenches, screwdrivers, a can opener, a phone stand, a box opener and a nail puller in a single credit card-sized tool for less than five quid. Swish!
Price: £4.39
Star Wars Lightsaber BBQ Tongs
These officially licensed Star Wars Lightsaber BBQ Tongs make all the right noises whether your father is grilling Han burgers, Luke-ing for the ketchup or Chewbacca-ing down on… we're sorry. We'll stop now.
Price: £20.02
Dyson V6 Absolute
Offering "twice the suction of any other cordless stick vacuum", the Dyson V6 Absolute will make father's rare cleaning marathons fly by at record pace. This top of the V6 range Absolute model also delivers a direct-drive cleaner head with 150 per cent more brush bar power.
Price: £399.98
Mpow Streambot Y
If dad's car stereo is a Bluetooth-free zone, get him one of these: the Streambot Y takes audio from your phone via Bluetooth and transmits it over FM for surprisingly good in-car sound. It's a hands-free kit too.
Price: £20.99
JBL Synchros Reflect Sport
If your dad's a gym rat or road runner these excellent JBL Synchros Reflect Sportheadphones are hard to beat: they're sweat-proof, designed to stay put no matter how vigorously you exercise and the cables are flat so they don't tangle easily.
Price: £49.79
TomTom Golfer
TheTomTom Golferis an amazing device thanks to its knowledge of over 40,000 golf courses, including hazard warnings. Plus the lime green detailing will go great with papa's gaudy golf trousers.
Show us the dad who doesn't want a superheated barbecue gun and we'll show you someone who's just pretending to be a dad. The Looftlighter looks like a howitzer, blasts superheated air at anything dad wants to burn and even has a built-in bottle opener.
Price: £57.76
Apple Watch
The Apple Watch is pricey and flawed, but it's also a lovely-looking thing that's got better and better over the last year. Plus, at Apple's recent event at Cupertinothe tech giant unveiled some lovely new straps for the watch, as well as an updated OS.
Price: £479.00
Steak Button
Help dad perfect his steaks with this minimalist BBQ helper Steak Button, a thermometer that only has three indicators: rare, medium and well done. Yes, other thermometers are more flexible, but whose dad grills anything but steak?
Price: £3.95
Canary home security system
If your dad is already fully stocked with top tech, then why not help him protect his gear with the Canary home security system? The Canary streams encrypted HD video directly to your father's smartphone and, if it senses anything is amiss, sends him a notification. The system also monitors temperature, humidity and air quality of the room it is place in, as well as offering dad the option to sound off its 90+ decibel siren remotely and contact the police, fire and ambulance services in-app.
Price: £159
Whisky Wedge
How's this for smart thinking: an ice maker designed specifically for whisky drinkers who don't want their precious drinks watered down. The Whisky Wedgemelts much more slowly than normal ice cubes, preserving all the flavour where normal ice would dilute it. Swish!
Price: $17.95 (£12.59)
Fitbit Blaze
T3's own Spencer Hart, summing up the Fitbit Blaze in his best-in-class T3 review, said that it's "an attractive and functional wearable, and the screen adds a lot to the Fitbit experience. It should appeal to those after a cheap smartwatch with good battery life." So, if you think dad needs a solid and affordable fitness tracker, then the Blaze is probably your best bet this Father's Day.
Price: £159.99
The Robocup is a cup that looks like Robocop. Dads like Robocop. Buying your father a cup that looks like Robocop will make him happy. He will probably use it while watching Robocop. Robocop!
Price: £6.84
Sonic Foamer
Help dad fight the terror of flat beer with this ingenious device. The Sonic Foamer uses ultrasonic waves to excite the bubbles in beer, creating that all-important foamy head and enhancing the aroma too.
Price: $29.99 (£21.01)
Elliot Brown Canford
If father prefers a more traditional timepiece, then why not go analogue with the Elliot Brown Canford? This is the first model the British manufacturer ever designed and is very classy, offering a polished bezel and circular grooved dial.
Price: £325.00
Amazon Fire TV Stick
Help dad turn any TV into a smart TV with Amazon's typically user friendly Fire TV Stick, which delivers Amazon's own video service alongside iPlayer, Netflix, YouTube and various video on demand services.
Price: £34.99
Bluebeard's Revenge Shavette
A modern take on a grooming classic, the Revenge Shavette is a cut-throat razor that delivers a classic wet shave but that uses changeable blades - so there's no need to sharpen or strop.
Price: £9.21
Aerobie AeroPress Coffee Maker
A really great coffee machine can cost hundreds of pounds, but you can get the same results for a fraction of the price with the superb Aerobie AeroPress Coffee Maker. It makes great coffee in around 30 seconds, and dad won't spend more time cleaning it than he will drinking its lovely, lovely brews.
Price: £23.26
Philips 55PUT6400 4K UHD TV
Want to help dad watch those Sharpe boxsets in enhanced fidelity? Then purchase him this bargain-tasticPhilips 55PUT6400 4K UHD TV. When reviewing the screen, T3 said that "it catches the eye with its price and size for a 4K UHD TV, and in many ways its pictures grab your attention too."
Price: £629.00
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Nerf Modulus Recon MKII Blaster
Dad is really just a big kid at heart and, when you present him with this Nerf Modulus Recon MKII Blaster, he will be able to relive those glory days once more.
This specific Nerf gun is pretty cool as it is essentially a 4-in-1 shooter, with both the stock and barrel modifiable to create different versions of the blaster.
Just make sure he doesn't put his back out doing a commando roll!
Price: £18.99
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Home › Forums › Gear Forums › Gear Lists › Alcohol better then Canister for long section hike?
Mar 26, 2010 at 1:09 am #1256953
More or less just like the title reads. I am planning on a long AT section hike of about 2 weeks with resupply about every three-five days. I'll be cooking usually 1-2 times a day (boil in bag for dinner, coffee for breakfast and occasionally oatmeal) and am wonder if it would be more weight efficient to take a canister stove then a alcohol stove since it is a longer trip. I know some of this will depend on what stove I will use so the rough set up will be this 1L Titanium pot (http://www.rei.com/product/797871) and either a Brasslight turbo 1D or a MBDC Bios 3. Is there really a tipping point were its just more efficient to take a canister stove over a alcohol?Mar 26, 2010 at 1:23 am #1591002
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One thing to consider is that many long distance hikers rely on burning HEET. I do. HEET is nasty stuff. It's vapors can burn my eyes, the health effects are obvious. A canister worked well on my hike of the Colorado Trail.Mar 26, 2010 at 2:43 am #1591005
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In terms of fuel weight, there is not a lot in it:
A 100g gas canister weighs 190g and produces the same amount of heat (4.5MJ) as 200ml denatured alcohol which weights 160g plus container weight.
Similarly a 220g gas canister weighs 375g and produces the same amount of heat (10MJ) as 450ml denatured alcohol which weights 360g plus container weight
So fuel weight is not a major deciding factor and stove weight is not worth arguing over either.
Really, it comes down to availability first and personal preference secondMar 26, 2010 at 6:35 am #1591027
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@angelazLocale: New England
Jack: so heet is bad for you? I'd like more info. I'm always uneasy about burning stuff like that and being exposed. It really freaked me out when I realized some of the alcohol stoves used fiberglass insulation. (I assume it's not harmful, but it still freaked me out)Mar 26, 2010 at 7:38 am #1591041
Brian CampriniBPL Member
@bcampriniLocale: Southern Appalachians
I like canisters when I'm tired and just want a quick hot meal with no fiddling around. Even easier (and maybe lighter?) is going with no stove, though.
Here's some good detailed thought on the subject:
http://www.pmags.com/joomla/index.php/Backpacking-and-Hiking-documents/stove_comparison.htmlMar 26, 2010 at 12:25 pm #1591137
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I have had some long discussion about this with a friend of mine who did the PCT a few years ago. He used Esbit for fuel. He said that during the trip, and talking with other hikers, that alcohol is the mostly widely available fuel, and that is what he wished he had used.
I did a lot of long distance hiking years ago, and cooked over campfires, which is inefficient and often not acceptable these days. Then in the early 70's I saw a Svea 123 (I did not know there was such a thing as a hiking stove at the time). For the next few years I used the Svea or MSR stoves, because fuel was readily available. In those days most Standard and Chevron gas stations sold bulk Blazo fuel, and they would fill up your bottle for pennies.
Unless I knew I could rely on obtain cannister fuel, or could mail it ahead, I would go for alcohol. To be honest, I am not worried about dangerous fumes, as we cook outside most of the time.Mar 26, 2010 at 3:10 pm #1591191
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Quinn, this chart may help you make up your mind. It looks like a wash to me. HEET is available at pretty much any gas station but, as Jack noted, it's nasty stuff. Once, the wind shifted as I was cooking just outside my silshelter and I got to breathe the fumes for a couple of minutes. I ended up with burning sinuses and a headache. Now I use everclear when burning alcohol but that would be too hard to find on a section hike. Maybe your canister stove would be a good choice.Mar 26, 2010 at 4:17 pm #1591212
Thanks for the help guys, I'll do a little more research on whats going to be available in the section I'll be on. Im fairly certain that I will be able to get all of the fuels listed above because the Souther part of the AT in VA is a fairly well traveled section. One factor I forgot to mention is I will have a furry companion with me and although he is fairly well trained I see more scenarios were alcohol could be more dangerous around him then a canisters. So if all things are equal I may just go with a canister. Ill let you know.Mar 26, 2010 at 4:24 pm #1591217
Another thought I had is I do have a MBDC choke hazard (around .5oz) that I could use as a backup if for some unforeseen reason I get stuck with out a canister. Now that little guy is not something I'd want to cook off of all time but at .5oz it really isn't that much weight to carry just in case.Apr 4, 2010 at 5:11 pm #1594172
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Another plug cometh for my hands-down favorite article series on BPL:Comparative fuel Efficient and Carry Weight for Six Lightweight Backpacking Cooking Systems (two parts).
In sum, the articles discuss the best stove to carry (from a weight perspective) from an initial carry weight perspective i.e. how much stove weight, including fuel, will you start out with at the trail head given: 1) your stove system; 2) how much you are boiling per day; 3) and wher you are hiking (highlands v. lowlands). It is excellent. I use it to calculate my fuel usage for my alcohol and canister stoves.
The article and graph linked above from Thru-Hiker is a similar type of discussion.Apr 5, 2010 at 3:50 am #1594318
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Hi Angela
There are three common alcohols: methyl, ethyl and isopropyl. As far as I can make out, all get sold under the HEET logo.
Also, what is called 'denatured' alcohol in America can contain anything the vendor wishes – and some of the additives are seriously toxic.
Methyl is toxic if consumed, and has less energy than ethyl.
Isopropyl gives off toxic fumes while burning, and is usually sooty.
Ethyl alcohol is fine. That's what is found in wine and beer and spirits.
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I did some experiments last week with two Trangia stoves. The results surprised me. The first was a boil time comparison between a Trangia 27 and the larger Trangia 25. With the same amount of water and burning next to each other in the garden at the same time the larger Trangia 25 was some 20% faster. I had expected the heat concentration with the smaller Trangia 27 to be more efficient, but apparently the wider pot of the Trangia 25 is more advantageous. The next experiment (once things had cooled down), was to compare heating times between ethanol and methanol. The ethanol was a 96 percent bio ethanol sold expressly for this purpose. The methanol was also sold expressly as stove fuel. The methanol was about 20% faster. I must admit that these experiments were done without the benefit of proper lab equipment, but the boil time differences seem significant enough.
WillemApr 5, 2010 at 6:51 am #1594340
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Methanol burns hooter (mostly blue flame) which is why HEET works well, but HEET in the yellow containers. HEET in the red containers is isoproply or rubbing alcohol which has a higher water content and burns a much more yellow flame. Another great source for methanol is Air Brake Anti-Freeze.
So which stove for two weeks on the AT?
1) Main advantages os alcohol or esbit: Light them and when the fire goes out your food is ready, the water is boiling. You can accurately determine how much fuel you need for one meal, so you know just how much fuel you need to carry per day. You won't end your hike having carried extra fuel. Denatured alocohol is found in many food stores along the AT in small quantities, so you do not need to find an outfitter. You can mail esbit tablets to your mail drops, so you do not have to worry about looking for a store.
2) Advantages of the Canister. A large canister should last two weeks. You will not need to worry about looking for fuel.
Conclusion: If I were spending two weeks on the AT in Southwest and Central VA, I would take the canister stove. (Ti- Snow Peak) or I would drop ship esbit tablets.
In early May, I'll be hiking from Elk Garden (just south of Mt. Rogers) to Pearisburg. 9 nights 10 days. The only maildrop options are either too close to the start (US 11/VA683) or too close to the end (Bastian or Bland) to bother with. So I plan to start out with all I need and will cook with a canister or a homemade woodstove. (Bushwacker) ….hmm… probably the canister because it is so easy!Apr 5, 2010 at 8:26 am #1594376
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One nice thing with alcohol is that you can take exactly as much as you need. With a canister you are stuck choosing between 3 sizes which may or may not meet your needs perfectly. Often with canisters you are forced to carry more fuel than you need. This problem is more of an issue with shorter hikes though.
Based on my research with my MSR Pocket rocket, 16g of fuel is safe number to boil a litre of water, and 9g of fuel will easily do a pint on average.
Another nice thing with alcohol is how easy it is to monitor your fuel supply so you know if you are running short or not.
I generally choose alcohol for most hikes, but if I'm going to be in a hurry then I go with a canister stove.
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It took a moment, but his face flashed back into focus. This time, the students lined up in the distance were not the focus. She felt like she should be holding her breath, but she couldn't move. Couldn't speak. Entranced by the actions, she merely watched.
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The camera shook. In the background, they were getting closer, guns held steady at their side. Hans looked over his shoulder for a split half of a second, but turned back nevertheless, a grim expression on his face.
"Mike, you can go. Take the van and go. I'm gonna... I'm gonna finish."
It made her want to scream. This couldn't possibly real. This was a movie. Not real. It didn't happen. This didn't happen.
"Nah, man. We've got news to report."
They were picking up their pace. The tiny figures in the background were dropping to their knees, ground down into the dirt one-by-one. Hans and his friend faced off, pretending they weren't about to join the students.
"Behind me, we witness the slaughter of innocents. We witness the beginning of a genocide that will haunt the world forever." As if planned, the shots finished off his sentence. Silence hung, gaunt and grinning. A gruesome apparation. "We are not safe. They do not come with good intentions. I don't think the army is coming to save us. I don't think the government is negotiating peace terms. These parasites are wiping out the future, and we don't stand a chance."


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Macy's (M) continued to climb Thursday after the department store reported job cuts and store closures as well as cheery holiday sales and upbeat guidance.
Investors and analysts alike reacted well to Macy's moves. On Thursday, BMO Capital Markets upgraded Macy's to outperform (buy) from market perform (hold), citing the cost cuts and strong same-store sales growth, among other things.
BMO also lifted its price target, as did JPMorgan, Stifel Nicolas and Sterne Agee.
Macy's shares climbed 6.4% to a new record high on the stock market today, after rising 5.5% Wednesday after hours.
The department store chain said comparable store sales, including in-store licensees, rose 4.3% in the November-December period.
It also expects fiscal 2015 comp sales to rise 2.5%-3% and full-year EPS of $4.40-$4.50, above analysts' views for $4.33.
But the bright holiday sales weren't enough to stop layoffs. Macy's also said it would cut approximately 2,500 jobs and close five stores in a effort to save $100 million per year.
Struggling department store J.C. Penney (JCP) also saw its shares jump Thursday, after Piper Jaffray upgraded the stock to overweight from neutral with an 11 price target.
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HMV, the UK's last independent music chain, was today rescued just three months after it collapsed into administration.
Restructuring firm Hilco this morning completed the £50m acquisition that saves the HMV brand, 141 stores and about 2,500 jobs.
It has been the front runner to acquire HMV since it acquired the retailer's debt just days after the 92-year-old firm fell into administration in January under a mountain of debt, spiralling losses and tumbling sales.
Hilco has delivered a turnaround at HMV Canada since it acquired the operation from the British entertainment group in 2011. Paul McGowan, the UK chief executive of Hilco, will become the chairman of HMV. He said: "We have spent a number of weeks negotiating revised terms with landlords and the key suppliers to the business, all of whom have been supportive of our plans to maintain an entertainment retailer on the High Street." He added: "We hope to replicate some of the success we have had in the Canadian market".
Hilco has acquired 132 HMV-branded stores and all nine shops that operate under the cut-price music banner, Fopp. However, more than 1,000 jobs will be lost with the eventual closure of 81 HMV stores.
The retailer had debts of £176.1m when it appointed Deloitte as administrator in January. It had been torn apart by the inexorable shift to consumers buying CDs and DVDs online, digital downloading and cut-throat competition on price from the big supermarkets and Amazon.
Hilco currently owns Denby Pottery, previously controlled the now-defunct book chain Borders UK and has advised on many of the High Street's most-distressed situations from Woolworths to Peacocks over the last decade.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - November 6, 1987, New Braunfels, Texas P»Q«2A Weather Herald-Zeitung New Braunfels. Texas Friday. November 6.1987 Achtung Water Watch Comal River..............................407 (up 5) Canyon Lake inflow......................292 (down 6) Canyon Lake outflow.......................292 (same) Canyon Lake level......................900.97 (same) Edwards Aquifer....................627.77 (down .04) Tin U S. Corps of Engineers office al Canyon Dam is an official collection point for recyclable aluminum cans donated to help save the Battleship Texas, a veteran of two World Wars that is now rusting away in dock. Take beverage cans to the corps office between 8 a rn and 4 30 p m Monday through Friday For more information, call I 800 64 TEXAS Forecast SOUTH TEXAS: Increasing cloudiness with widely scattered showers north portion tonight and Saturday, otherwise partly cloudy south. Highs Saturday from low 80s north to mid and upper 80s south Lows tonight in the 60s except upper 50s Hill Country' and inland southeast Port Arthur to Port O'Connor - Tonight southeast winds near 15 knots Seas 3 to 5 feet. Saturday Southeast winds 15 to 20 knots Seas 5 to 7 feet Small craft should exercise caution Port O'Connor to Brownsville -East to southeast winds IO to 15 knots Seas 3 to 5 feet Saturday southeast winds 15 to 20 knots Seas 5 to 7 knots Small craft should exercise caution NORTH TEXAS Tonight mostly cloudy with scattered showers or thunderstorms developing west. Showers and thunderstorms west Saturday moving east into the central sections by Saturday afternoon Partly cloudy east Highs Saturday generally in the 70s Lows tonight in the 50s west and central and the 40s east WEST TEXAS Widely scat tered thunderstorms, more numerous north tonight ending in all but the north on Saturday Mild tonight Lows tonight 46 Panhandle to 56 south and near 40 mountains Highs Saturday 64 Panhandle to 77 southeast and mid 80s Big Bend Extended Forecast Sunday-Tuesday SOUTH TEXAS: Mostly cloudy Sunday with a chance of thunder showers north and east A chance of showers south Monday Other wise partly cloudy and turning cooler Monday and Tuesday Lows Sunday near 50 Hill Country to the mid 60s Lower Rio Grande Valley Highs in the 70s and 80s Lows Monday in the low 40s Hill Country to the upper 50s lx>wer Rio Grande Valley Highs in the 60s and 70s Low s Tuesday near 4o Hill Country to the low 50s Lower Rio Grande Valley Highs mostly in the 60s NORTH TEXAS: A chance of showers and thunderstorms cen tral and east Sunday, partly cloudy west Fair and colder Monday and Tuesday Low s Sunday in the 50s to near 60 with highs in the 70s Lows Monday in the 40s with highs in the 60s Lows Tuesday in the mid 30s northwest to the low 40s central and east Highs Tuesday in the upper 50s to mid 60s Texas Weather Scattered thunderstorms are orecast across western and nor hem sections of Texas tonight Thunderstorms are possible ate tonight and Saturday across northern portions of South Texas Elsewhere, skies will be mostly cloudy around the state and temperatures will remain mild through Saturday Lows tonight will be mostly in the 50s and 60s. ranging from the 40s in the mountains of Southwest Texas to the upper 60s in South Texas Highs Saturday will be in the 60s and 70s except in South Texas where readings will reach into the middle 80s Scattered showers were reported early today and some light fog formed in the Brownsville area of the Lower Rio Grande Valley at dawn Early morning temperatures were mostly in the 50s. ranging from the 40s in the higher deva tions of Southwest Texas and in the Panhandle to the 60s and 70s across southern portions of the state Extremes ranged from 45 at Marfa in the Davis Mountains to 76 at Corpus Christi Other early morning temperatures around the state in eluded 46 at Amarillo and Wichita Falls. 52 at Fort NS orth SI ut Waco. 56 at Austin SO at Houston 63 at Brownsville 51 at San Angelo. 49 at Lubbock 57 at Midland and 58 at El Paso Public Records District Clerk Civil Filings Halimar Pruesser vs W alter Ellis and Sondra Ellis, injunction Texas General Indemnity Co vs Carlos B Martinez Patricia W Jenkins vs John A Jenkins PRESA American States Insurance Co of Texas vs Rayboume S Stephanson worker's compensation In the interest of minors I RES A Divorces Staci and John M Bloomer Jr County Clerk Marriages Janet Louise Andrews and l^eslie Virgil Blackburn Roslyn Annette McClellan and Clark Wesley Faust Elaine Leones Lively and Daryl Alan Ostrander Karin Irene Alles and Josef Ludw ig Births McKenna Memorial Hospital Karen and Tim Hood All Saints Episcopal Hospital 7 pound. 3-ounce girl; Oct 30 Mr and Mrs James M Cook of New Braunfels, maternal Entertainment on stage has the rapt attention of the Timmermann Sisters left who are sitting with Doris Brandt, wife of Wurstfest presi dent Clinton and Berdyne Fioren wife of Myron Fioren The annual celebration continues through Sunday (Photo by Deryi Clark* Election costs reflect heavy voter turnout By DAVID MAY Staff Writer County Clerk Rosie Bosenbury Thursday called this wt*ek's voter tur nout the largest ever for an off elections year though past special election comparisons have not been compiled "This is the biggest ever.'' said Bosenbury of the 9 360 voters casting ballots Nov 3. representing 37 per cent of registered county voters Approximately 2,200 voters exercis ed their rights during 1985 special elections according to the clerks of flee Voter turnout statewide set ail time records largely attributed to the appearance of the pan mutuel ques tion The clerk s office wa*- busy Wednes day and Thursday canvassing votes and counting three of the 24 precincts by hand as required by state law Bosenbury said the manual counts matched the automated tatmlations Although voter turnout was high especially at several of the rural precincts including Bulverde and St art 2 v tile Bosenbury said no precincts ran out of ballots she and sheriffs deputies s^*ent late Tuesday afternoon delivering extra ballots to precincts running short We never ran out of ballots said Bosenburv They precinct officials advised us ahead of time and we had them all covered We did not wash* any ballots Flection officials had prepared for a turnout of HUXIO and were an ticipatmg a voter resp«*nse of around 2o percent 1 4-H, FFA teams take awards in land, grass judging contest Automatic tabu Tuesday night as Ute CfHirth*HiM-blamed for cloggi four of the six ma precinct results among tile tat gest ren arv wen* s settling at ions I overt* The la iow ei1 from *■ Th. ore bai H think I everv t turned in the co r been a-ntwiry I in mid IV intf t Im in intv md I Klinin M D Nancy McVueen Veal and l>enms Wavne Tomascik County Court At Law Convictions Judge Ron Prichard Raymond Gerald Zedekar 234 Fast Edgebrook Houston DW! $75o fine 40 days jail credit time served driver's license suspended Jo Jo Wheeler 814 Kunkel Seguin theft over SJO under $200 60 day s jail credit time served Gary Fdward ODonnell Route 2 Box 721 Bandera DW I 16 days jail credit time served driver s license suspended 90 days Refugio Martinez 215 South Hill St san Antonio criminal trespass $25 fine five days jail credit time served Freddie Joe Seaton 6710 Walnut Lake Dr . San Antonio DW I driver's license suspended 90 day*. 2D days jail and Mrs Claude paternal grand grandparents Mr Hood of Burnett, parents BC and Pat Smith, Humana Women s Hospital in San Antonio impound. 4 5-ounce girl. Oct 19 By CARL ENGLERTH District Conservationist Comal County's 4 ll teams and Ca nyon and Navarro FFA teams were among the top teams part it ipating in the 1987 Land and Grass Judging Contest There were 22 teams consisting of 93 F F A and 4 ll boys and girls from a seven county area participating in their resp»nJive land and grass judg mg contest this year The contest is sponsored each year by th*' Con.al County Young Farmers and the Comal Guadalupe soil and Water Conservation District Th* sponsors chose to open th** contest to other countles in the area this year which offered keen competition In the 4 H Grass Judging Contest Comal County » I ll grass judging team captured the top throe places The team of Korvan Kreusier Barry Acker and Jodie Lloyd won first place Second place was won by another Comal County 4 ll team of Chad Fat wards Walden Hiller! and Danny Acker The high point individual trophy was won by Walden Hiller* in the 4 ll Liras** Judging t ontest The team s adv isor is Gloria Kreusier Third place was won by another Comal County 4 H team of Roger Hoffmann Mike Haecker Tina Acker and Stacey Pap** In the F F A Grass Judging ('ontest the Boerne High School KF A team of Duane Zoeller Brent Pfeiffer Lancer Pfeiffer and Fence Pfeiffer captured first place Brent Pfeiffer won the high point individual trophy Buddy I>echert is the FT A team ad v nor Second place was won by a Hutto FFA team of Chris Fritz t'hris Rotierts Charles Ny gin and Randall Tougate Third place was won by a ( any on FFA team of Jenifer Pfeuffer Brian Syamken Lyman Skolaut and Kristi Koehler In the grass judging contest con testants not only had to identify the gras.-* but had to judge the grass as an annual or perennial, cool or warm season native or introduced and its economic value for livestock and wildlife ; contest com 15 F F A teams teams placing In the land judgin petition was among with Navarro FFA first and s**cond The first place team member from Navarro F F A are Kevin Hoi/ Roxanne W ender bch Paul Persoi and Mike Matheaus Martin Mu*** k : team adv isor This year s contest w,*> on th leonard Hitifeider farm south * New Braunfels off F M 725 F aal Ford Tractor of Seguin prov Hied Nove din Bale H Second pla Navarro FF Chant! Cults Darryl F.ngell the higti (mint Third plate IFX team < Walther Rig* M Daniel other team* FT A fourth fifth San Ma Hutto F F A se e team mer A are Char Darrell Ha Ike Chant/ tractor ar*: land judgt i (H»per ai ton » vid** his farm F'ord Tractor Ute site helix* Jim DI* g site' iiixts tn»r lev Bake! rt*»rth an Cults Wa •rt pr or ti if the landow for th** conli company for ii make the lh appreciate int v A (•pared ti e contes ner to pr md lf prewarm Sgefed I i Di K •ten hr ( h ung vaUf Al hi t in •Vat i Troy Ran B*x* Hutto Tim Aaron III .ere ( an FFA ( or Ne* ! be for test Ha < onsrrv Kiting tna I NUJ) yi) J •rnplover o k a Icy iii v t*rt in i itrd it* cod a hj\ p Bond Sail* J t hr Uurgr unr\j» umout did r MiI inc! TIM* Cl inIn gre ithrr than < r*$ J did rib* ll * not iifc EDMO * hr\ di dr. t PW ) Vt th FFA I he conte ontest had itll texture lojx* eros ii k tor- tha apabtlity < slants in the land J to identify the * pereahihty depth in surface runoff I keep the soil lass I Ute son * . if the v Dear Abbv st pro and w inning lave the ate and ft and area FFA ts Canyon FT A Mathis tied for in the land judg tv arui land treatment f The purpose of the lot a. conli to prov ide a training exercise f< 4 H and F F A land and grass jut teams in the local Con se tv District area tiefore the teams ceed to their respective area state contests Only the teams from the area contes opportunity to proceed to national contests In the recent distri contest in san Marc team memt«er Clay high point indiv idual mg contest At the Conservation District and Comal County A oung Farmers spun sored contest awards were presented to encouiage teams to strive for excellence in their resp*** live contests This year s awards were prov ided by Jackie Node and Ai Kosko of Comal County A oung F armers and Comal Guadalupe Soil and Water Conservation District c harles Saur Young F armers presi dent along w ith Ray mond Abel of the Conservation District presented the trophies Modern Myths Run Forever Without A Leg to Stand On AFC A HUA l iter fr gal ISS tiff November I9H2 " I he item to vs hi. h I lr Mr un* vand refer*. I lilied "I nknown "soldier Fires "shot Heard Nine Months Later Anti her*- it is DF AR ABBY You sat I st .» possible for a woman to income pregnant and still remain a virgin printing the lady * knew it would foolish. was just i every time I read yi resentment Please I ha seem* lunge na nu make lam r jut co not u \ what you r I think w hen you her took [lean N w umn I feel i I a::: r. ( are not to he h re ars ag. ms that agatine W M in (ti it •ti vt p obituaries Moratorium Samuel Dunlap Jr. Services for Samuel Alfred Dunlap Jr of 653 Loop 337. Apt 303. in New Braunfels will be at IO a rn Monday at Goetz Memorial Chapel in Seguin with interment to follow in Austin Memorial Park in Austin Dunlap. 68 died Nov 5 at his home Survivors include his wife. Douglas Dunlap of New Braunfels, one daughter Sue Hayworth two sons Stephen Dunlap of Houston and Douglas Dunlap of New Braunfels and two grandchildren Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association Leroy G. Turner Service* are pending at Doep pensehmldt Funeral Home for Leroy G Turner of 952 Sanger in New Braunfels Sanger. 79. died Nov 6 at McKenna Memorial Hospital. Continued from Page 1A is recommending that the city council simply delay implementing the increased garbage rates for six months The recommendation came for the apartment owners and managers who met with Michie twice to discuss the new rates "I aksed them to come up with a recommendatin they thought would be fair," the city manager said During the six month moratorium, if approved by council, apartment owners will pay the standard $2U per cubic yard garbage rate Once the moratorium expires, individual apartment dwellers will be charged $7 SO plus tax for garbage service This will give them 'apartment owners and managers the time to work out their leases Financially, to the city, this situation will work out tine I think we will still be within the budget Michie said, adding that he does not propose to change the or dinance increasing garbage rates but to simply delay implementing it The city council also will consider alternate charges for apartment customers during its regular meeting Monday The increased garbage fees were earmarked for purchasing new garbage collection vehicles to serve local business The new vehicles Stammtisch were expected to cost an estimated 112U OOO each Michie said most of the major apartment complexes in the city have leases stating that garbage collection is paid by the complex When apartment residents began receiving garbage bills attached to their utilities charges they became quite concerned he said Continued from Page 1A New Braunfels Parks and Recrea lion Department will host an historical walk through luanda park Sunday. Nov 8. beginning at 4 p rn All ages are welcome and admission is free Participants should meet at the miniature railroad depot For more information, call Mark Peltier at 625 5818 Also the parks folks and Domino s Pizza are hosting a park cleanup Nov 9 from lpm to 3 p rn Refreshments will be provided along with bumper stickers coupons and other neat stuff for those involved Call Mark Pedler at the number above for information this event also signing my nam*- A trusted with it UNSIGNED IN OREGON DEAK I N SIGN El): I'm glad you wrote becauKe other reader* may have felt a* you did. and I welcome the opportunity to publicly ut ate that before I published the woman'* letter, I obtained permiksion to use her name. Furthermore, if I had thought *he might be embarrassed by the publicity, I would not have identified her. Incidentally, after that Hem appeared. I heard from folklorist Jan Harold Hrunvand, author, columnist and professor in the Department of FTglish at the University of I tab in Salt Lake City. He wrote (in part): "I was pleased to see that you debunked the tanning story. I have heard many different ver-*ion» of that legend — it'* been around for a long time. "I have published three books on 'urban legends' in which I used a few letters from your column. Generally, you are very good at spotting phony letters, but at times you have taken them at face value. My favorite of the legends you have published is the one about the C ivil War 'virgin birth.' 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I thought I would put the recipe up and you can try them for yourselves!
500g Quorn mince
1 onion
1 tsp garlic paste
3 eggs
90g breadcrumbs
1 tsp veg oil
Oxo cube (for meat eaters)
240g Mozzarella
Place the mince in a large saucepan and cover with water, add salt and pepper (and oxo cube if you are using it) and bring to the boil. Strain and set aside.
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In Oklahoma, there are various types of criminal laws. The criminal charges usually come from the state, even though the federal governments sometimes prosecute crimes. Thus, it is very important for the residents to know about the different Oklahoma criminal law for violent crimes of property related crimes. Thus, a criminal lawyer can help the people to learn about the procedure of law.
In case, you have been charged with any kind of criminal cases, then it is very important to take the help of an experienced criminal attorney who can fight for the clients. They have a wide experience in this field and can easily help clients in their respective cases.
DUI Lawyer Oklahoma City OK
Oklahoma has strict DUI laws. So in case you are arrested with a drunken driving case, a DUI defense lawyer can help you to know about your rights. People can easily fight their arrest charges in case they have with them a good DUI lawyer by their side. We can help you in getting a good lawyer.
Get Protected from Sex Crime Attorney Oklahoma OK
In case if you have not committed any sex crime, then you cannot be punished. As the personal liberty gets deprived with sex offense charges it is important to hire a lawyer. We provide the clients with expert lawyers who can provide protection against sex-related criminal charges. An experienced sex crime defense criminal lawyer can represent individuals in court who have been accused of sex offenses.
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Are you facing any kind of felony charges? Then you need to have a good attorney by your side. We can provide you with that. To know more can call us at 405.236.1800.