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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - May 24, 1987, New Braunfels, Texas Pistons, Lakers win, Page 17A/Saragosa tornado update,Page 3A slew Braunfels ilV JLIL Jow Braunfels, Texas Sunday FourSections, 48 Paqes Vol. 134, No. IQI May 24, 1987 50 Cents Stammtisch Tubin' time is nigh 7' ^ J I The annual celebration for adult education participants will be held June 5 at 7 JO p m in the Frazier Elementary School Cafeteria 1441 CS HI. New Braunfels Barbara Tieken former mayor of New Braunfels will tx* the keynote speaker Maggie Cunningham, director of Adult Education Cooperative, in vites the public to join in honoring those who have successfully com pleted the (ieneral Educational Development tests and those who have worked hard to improve their English, reading, and math skills This is the climax of a successful year for adult education in the school districts Department of Public Safety Trooper Tracy Kenstng 211. of New Braunfels recently graduated from the department's training academy and has been assigned to Rockwall Kensing wasone of Ho cadets com missioned as state troopers in ceremonies in Austin The DPS training includes traffic law criminal law arrest procedures accident investigation and a host of other law enforcement related The DPS deservedly has been con sidered the best and brightest in texas law enforcement, but our own n BPD is to shoddy Among the cum laude 1 with honors) graduates at Texas Chris tian I Diversity in Fort Worth this graduation season are Troy Burch lr and Thomas Edgar Ford, both of New Braunfels Burch Is graduating with a bachelor of arts degree in political science, while Ford is receiving a bachelor of science degree in the field of psychology They were among 789 graduating folks receiving their diplomas May 9 .. The Second Annual Cops & Robbers Softball Tournament that was rain ed out May lo is tentatively rescheduled for May JO More details as they become available I S Department of Housing and Crban Development is sponsoring a seminar called an incubator ' for small business June j in San An toruo The project is intended to give small businessmen and women insight into how to be successful in hard times To register call the San Antonio DHI D office at 512' 220 OHIO The seminar is going to be in the San Antonio Control Data Business and Technology Center Mil S Frio When they say * family steakhouse, they mean it Western Steer Family Steakhouse June I will honor four of its employees and their families The employees are graduating seniors and have worked at the fine eatery since its opening in 1084 They are Canyon High School seniors Yvonne Hans. Mark Hoffman. Trina Johnson and Stacev Smith Congrats, ladies and gentlemen A' Anyone know of a dry dance*' The forecast for Sun day calls for a JO percent chance of thunderstorms, decreasing to a 20 percent chance Monday Mostly cloudy skies will sit on top of warm and humid conditions as the wind will bt* from the southeast at about 15 mph We are going to perspire as the high both days w ill be near 90 while all thai humidity makes it feel like Houston on a bad day But what the heck, most of us are off work any w ay so enjoy The Menu BUSINESS............8-9 A CLASSIFIED.........712B COMICS...............12 A CROSSWORD..........6A DEAR ABBY..........UA EDUCATION.......10-11 A ENTERTAINMENT. ..UA INSIGHT...............5A KALEIDOSCOPE I 6B OPINIONS..............4 A SPORTS............17-20 A Police investigate report of sexualassault of child at Comal Head Start site B # D A ,OMAY Staff Wr itar New Braunfels police investigators ar*- looking into an allegation that an employee of < omal Head Start and Day Care r enter engaged in sexual misc endue t with a ywear ole! girl last month while the two were alone at the school Although no arrests or charges have tx*en filed by police the employee has been suspended pending the out come of the investigation said police and the child ? parent The school is located at ITI S Krueger Lane The facility's director Ann Musrhalek indicated she was prepared to discuss the allegation Wednesday after noon until she informed the interview was to be con ducted by a news reporter She der lined tv comment in any way and closed her door to inquiries Executive director of the program parent agency Community Council of South Central rexas I/juih Ramirez, did not return several phone calls CCSCT Is the funding entity for the Head Start program here under a contract with \lamo Are i f oum -I of Governments The council of governments is the reel pient of federal Community Services Administration grants The mother of the girl a 25 sear old factory worker who speaks and understands little English told a reporter the girl said the employee tout hed th#* girl be* ween her legs while she w as clothed and kissed her The if Ap' according r.e child's a* day The according to alleged Inej I als with the I office The ga un? was turned over to ian performed ar New Braunfels Parks and Recreation Department Aquatics Director Marcus Tomsh reported 800 » f 'e * ad go^e though the gates of the city operated tube hut** as of 6 c rv at amay the first full day of Memorial Day *• et a >• Otto • s o/pe * Sunday to be just a busy with th*- *r re*-r* jy z.eekend * cf over (Photo by Deryi Clark) New Braunfels soil not saturated...yet By TRAVIS E POLING Stilt Write# After heavy rains in the New Braunfels area and parts of Com a1 County many are becoming concerned about the potential for flooding if heavy rams continue throughout the Spring Heavy rain fell periodically Saturday through Thursday and saturated the ground in many areas with some areas coming close to the t .se saturation point City Engineer Bill Dobrowolski says that the base saturation point is differed for different areas of town He says that the drainage in the hilly part of town is good and is usually not prone to flooding Areas in the southern part of town however have soil which retains water for a longer time Dobrowolski says that how fast the rain comes down is the factor which would cause flooding He says that an all night ram of three or four inches would drain off suitably while the same amount of precipitation in short one or two hour period would result in heavy run off if it came down on already saturated ground The engineer advises that if rains do continue and heavy rains follow to stay away from low water crossings and areas of known high water Said Dobrowolski Thursday after Wednesday's heavy rain "I think the potential is here to have some serious problems " Carl Engierth. a soil conserve tiomst with the Soil Conservation Service, says that even with heavy rains we still haven t reach ed the base saturation point yet Says Engierth. most soils will take up to two inches of water in a See WET Page 2A Wornick Company nixes processing plan! plans; cites high project costs Officials of The Wornick Company announced late last week their deci-sion not to build a $4 million food processing plant in New Braunfels as planned Factors contributing to the deci sion according to President Ronald C. Wornick included an extraor dinary increase in project costs over original estimates, new uncertainty about the purchasing methods of the Defense Department for military field rations MREs the company's primary business) and the extended time required to attain satisfactory response to the company s initial commercial product trials "We express our thanks," stated Wornick in a prepared release, to the city council, city government, the utilities company, local banks and many individual citizens of New Braunfels who had extended themselves in every way possible to make us welcome " Incident occurred on the afternoon to the mother The two had been left alone a father failed to pick her up a* p mother arrived after evermore » # her statement Later that evening 'he child dis* dent to the parent who then corita local Texas Department of Huma human services department then launched an inv Hon and notified polk ♦* A videotape of the child's a has been made by the department police investigators A private p examination of the girl It is the first reported allegation made against the employee who reportedly has been ie?' alone with par Dopant children on previous occasions The child has been attending the .rhooi for ar/)ut a year according to the parent Investigator Ray Douglass said polic e are handling the rase carefully and arc nearing the end of their invest;ga lion Douglass said information and the videotape wni be turned over to the district a'torney *» office for further consideration An offense- report had not beer. made public to date t#e< aune police ar** unsure an offense has been committed and 'her**fore the allegation has not been assigned a case number according to Douglass NBL) transfer decision pending City council readies for second reading of $7.75 million budget New Braunfels City founts! will consider th#* s**cor d reading of *87 HH S fiscal operating budge* during regular session Tuesday night at 7 .0 pm in the meeting room of the Hihttes Normally held on the second and fourth Monday of e.scr month the meeting was moved to ! o-Mlay because of Memorial D.iy The budget current totar some 17 75 ? million and has been balanced in part by a council approved pro perty tax rate hike of 28 percent The city ha? yet to hear the de. sion of New Braunfels ( uliNe concerning the request for an additional in tergovemmental transfer it I'281 OOO in the form of a special lev ■ to city electric ratepayers of Ibm* quarter of a mil per kilowatt hour The tax rate hike subject to rollback referendum would increase the current effective property 'ax rate of 28 51 cents per Si #* aiuation by 7 5 cents bringing it to .16 cents City staff has said the rate will increase the taxes of the owner of a 165,000 home by $4 per month and would increase city ad valorem c *i lemons by about $762,'foe annuals*-r ** budge) as it stand . inc* . >• -the termination of four stat; positions including th** city finance director one planning department clerk and two par s department employees as well as the ut of three new pickup trucks and various other line item deletions Council approved th*- 2* percer * in crease to abow for the proposed hir mg of four additional policemen one criminal investigator and three police department clerks and dispat criers md costs related ti those add tions including vehicle purchases The hike also kept intact the police depa'tmen? s personal car program and provided some means of im plementmg an employee pay rain** for city staff The third and final reading of the budget ord nance ai. he held June 4 Ijkai members of Comal Ended Taxpyers have said they are con •sidering efforts to obtain the signatures of approximately I >W registered voters required to call for a rollback election wnicn if successful would roll the tax rate ad justment hack to the 8 pere**? .'.gyre and would require further budget deletions in the amount of some $300 -'HJO The agenda for Ttuesday s meeting reads a-, follow-- Consider resoiutsor and re# ogm tion of public service rendered by Fire f'hief Jack L Wilson to the city Repor* from Dr F -ed Willard and Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce -egardmg unexpended fund from 1966 Sesquicentennial activities Consider appointing one member to 'he River Advisory Board for an unexpired '^m ending June I; !9H9 Consider appointing one member to the Housing Board of Adjustment and Appeals tor a term ending May ll If9*I r onsider third and final reading of an ordinance granting a special us#- permit to the cwner* of 2631 In- S*»*» 6 w OO E T Pa ae JA Spring Art Show Wornick Family F oods, a wholly-owned subsidary headquartered in Burlingame, Calif and with plants located in Edinburg and McAllen, had previously purchased a 22 acre plant site on FM ?06 adjacent to the Coleman Company and initiated ex tensive pre construction ar rarigements in New Braunfels Had the plant come to fruition here 175 people would have been employed in its initial year in an 80,000 square foot facility which would have manufactured shelf stable microwaveable food products Originally, construction was slated to have begun in March 1986 City Manager Joe Michie said the news was disappointing "We had worked hard in getting the company See WORNICK Page Joe Lindenberg of Kerrville works on a repor* duction of a carousel hors* at the New Braunfels Art League s Spring Art Show and Sale continuing Sunday at the Civic Center. 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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - December 19, 1997, New Braunfels, Texas 6A □ Heratd-Zettungtl Friday, DecembeMjMggT Hera Z e i t u n g A' 2* Sir k» ta Church Ufo ■ To talk with News Editor Sue England about Church Life, call 625-9144, ext. 221. Church ' Religion Briefs NMdtlflati spotlight tho nativity NEW CASTLE, Pa. (AP) — Armed with chemical heat packs and hot coffee, members of the King's Chapel United Methodist Church created an outdoors nativity for worshippers who watched from the warmth of their cars. About IOO people from the small church in New Castle, 43 miles northwest of Pittsburgh, took part in this year's pageant, its fourth. The two-night run includes IO tableaus along the church's U-shaped parking lot and typically draws 800 carloads of viewers. "The one scene that everyone wants to be in is the scene where the shepherds are, and that's only because there's a fire there," coordinator Jodie Barron said. Actors warm up in the church kitchen during breaks. One night between visitors, the multitude in Scene 8 did the chicken dance to stay warm. In Scene 2, Mary and Joseph steered clear of a donkey guilty one year of biting a police officer's backside The church's drive-through nativity is, Barron said, "a Christmas gift for the community.*' Focus on Christ at Christmas SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -Amid the frantic commercial pace of the holidays, it is important to pause and reflect on Christ and the origins of Christmas, according to Mormon President Gordon B Hinckley. "He came to do for us that which we could not do for ourselves. Without his atonement we would be helpless before the unrelenting grasp of death," Hinckley said in his annual Christmas devotional address to members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. "Because of him and of him alone, there is hope, there is peace, there is light and understanding Through his great act of redemption, through hts atoning sacrifice came eternal life." he said. Hinckley said nothing in history compares with the gift of Christ's birth and life "The great political empires have come and gone But the lonely figure of the Son of God. hanging on the cross of Calvary's hill, to die a mortal death and rise again " Honwkts stay put for Hi# holHoy BUENA PARK. Calif (AP) Eighty homeless people will have a warm Christmas and New Year's, thanks to a court ruling in a case that put charity in conflict with city codes The Rev. Wiley Drake of the First Southern Baptist Church, on three years' probation for violating zoning laws by housing homeless people at the church, has been given until Jan 4 to pare down the population to 52 from the current 80 " The good news is we don't have to kick anybody out over the holidays," Drake said. The bad news, he said, is that about 30 people will eventually have to leave Most of the homeless spend nights in an enclosed patio behind the main church buildings ( he church also provides cots, food and clothing to hundreds who don't sleep there. Muslims spsk solutions to split DEARBORN HEIGHTS. Mick. (AP) — About 400 Muslims from southeast Michigan look to bridge the gulf between Sunnis and Shiites two sects with centuries-old divisions. There are an estimated 50,000 Muslims in the Detroit area, evenly divided between the Sunni and Shute traditions, although Sunnis make up 90 percent of the roughly I billion Muslims worldwide. "This country is different because all of the different nationalities from all over the world have come to live here. That combination gives us a real opportunity to overcome our differences," said Imam Mohamad All Elahi, a Shute scholar from Iran who runs the Islamic House of Wisdom For many years, local Muslim leaders in the area tolerated each other at banquets, academic conferences, interfaith gatherings and the Muslim council. Now they look to hard-core discussions for acceptance. Do you treat Jesus like Tickle Me Elmo? It never fails. Months of time, energy and money are spent in preparation for The Big Day: Christmas. Stress about giving gifts mounts as expectations of what's under the tree rise in our hearts. Anticipation is realized on the morning of Christmas as neatly wrapped paper flies in the frenzy of discovering the contents of each package. Ambivalence is common since we. receive presents which we greatly longed for as well as "interesting" presents that will become next year's "white elephant" gifts. Subsequently comes the part of Christmas that we try to avoid but seems to still happen. No matter how special, valuable or enjoyable a particular present may be, unless it is highly utilitarian ("slices, dices and makes julienne fries!") it soon finds its way to a shelf to be remembered occasionally if at all. This seems to be most prominent among children. We give them the toy of their dreams only to wonder why the toy soon disappears from the child's playtime agenda. When my kids were younger and this sort of thing happened, I would try to use it to my advantage during those all-too-frequent admissions of boredom on their part. "Where is that toy I got for Christmas?" I would ask. Then I would offer the parental threat: "I'm not going to get you any more presents if you aren't going to play with the ones you already have!" This scenario is not unlike our lives as Christians. The birth of Jesus generates plenty of excitement and expectation. Churches will be full on Christmas Eve in recognition of both Tim Judkins the historical event and hopefully, the personal application of that event in our lives. But what happens the next day? Those who welcome Jesus to earth and accept Him into their hearts as die magnificent gift that He is should find time to enjoy Him all year. Unfortunately, many treat Him as something for which thqy have been asking: they receive Him at Christmas, but shelve Him after the wrapping paper is discarded and die -tree is removed. I wonder what our Heavenly Father must feel. Does He feel die same joy that we feel when littie eyes ate brightened upon die opening of a fantastic present? Does He feel disappointed when the incredible Gift is spumed for the next exciting distraction to come our way? Like many gifts dial we put into our already cluttered toy box, die gift of God's Son, Jesus, often pales in our eyes when the daily routine surfaces with all the bumps, grinds and curveballs. We forget that this "gift" is more than a toy. Perhaps its "utilitarian" value is misunderstood because we don't perceive it for what it really is: a life-giving personal relationship that rewards and fulfills our daily existence and that also helps us to deal with the surprises of life. Many will dust off this "gift" again at Easter and "play" with it for a few days. If die value of Jesus doesn't find its way into the heart and life of each person, it will once again be relegated to the toy box until something occurs that jogs our memory or stirs our conscience. God's gift to us is priceless and incredible. Not only is Jesus what we truly need, but if we see Him for who He is, we will see that He is what we want, too. (Rev. Tim Judkins is associate minister at First Protestant Church in New Braunfels.) NB family sings their faith at Fiesta Texas A New Braunfels family begins their second year to perform at Six Flags, Fiesta Texas in the Christmas Musical "The Majesty of Christmas," under the direction of Mike Meece, director of "The Promise" in Branson, Mo. It is presented in the ornate Zaragoza Theatre complete with elaborate costumes, live animals and flying angels. Rev. O. Winston Wilson and his wife Martha and children, Baileigh, 8; Bethany, IO; and Oliver, 15, will be performing during Fiesta's Holiday in the Park through Jan. 4. Wilson is the pastor of the New Braunfels Church of the Nazarene, plays bass and acoustic guitar, drums, piano and sings. Martha also loves to sing. She is student teaching at Smithson Valley High School She attends Southwest Texas State University at night and works for Comal Independent School District Food Service Department. Baileigh is a second-grader at Frazier Elementary and loves to sing. Bethany is a fifth-grader at Canyon Intermediate School who sings and play the piano Bethany is a featured soloist in the musical and can be seen on the Fiesta Texas advertisement on television. Oliver is a ninth-grader at Canyon High School, plays the drums in the band and loves Knoto suDcmnoa Th# performing Wilson* ars, from left. Oliver, Winston, Bethany, Martha and Baileigh. computers. According to Winston, this opportunity has been a wonderful learning expenence for the entire family and has given us an excellent way to share with the community the true meaning of Chnstmas. 'Let every heart prepare Him room' Joy to the World, the Lord is come. Let earth receive her king. What a wonderful time of year. It is a time of high expectations and lots of activity. We in Unity acknowledge this time of year as the time to concentrate on the birth of the Christ Child within us. When a birth is imminent, there is much preparation for the actual event. We prepare ourselves by calling to mind our trangressions of the year. We ask forgiveness so we can have a pure spirit in which to welcome the Christ child. As with any birth, there must be peace and quiet with which to nurture this tender spirit. That is exactly what we do, we spend time in the quiet and nurture this tender little one so it can grow strong and healthy. I was asked one time by a cousin of mine if I was saved? The question took me by surprise because for so ' many years that question has not occurred to me. Fie went on to say that he didn't know if he had the faith that salvation required. Here was a man who had graduated from the Baptist Seminary in Louisville, Ky. and had spent years teaching Sonshine Singers serenade across state About 14 years ago. John Rushing, then music director at First Baptist Church in New Braunfels, organized the Sonshine Singers, composed of senior adults only. Over the years, this senior choir has performed throughout Texas and in New Mexico and Colorado. In May 1996, a chartered bus earned them to Colorado where they sang at three churches and a state Baptist encampment for seniors. In February 1997, the group motored to the Valley, singing at churches and winter Texan RV Parks for a week. On Nov. 16, 1997, the Sonshine Singers tilled the choir loft at First Baptist, supported by the newly formed Ukulele Band, also directed by Rushing Betty Haas is the pianist for both groups The Sonshine Singers will present a musical for senior choir special Sunday titled "Chnstmas — A Time for Singing" at First Baptist Church. f*\*. i - j iii m rTlOID luommw 1996 officers of the Sonshine Singers of First Baptist Church are, front left, beck, president Paul Hall, photographer James Pickard, reporter John Lee and Netorian Mildred Pickard; front, a aer story Estella Camel, ministry treasurer Marjorie Johnson and vice president Margaret Norrie. Artist celebrates God in New Mexico By CECILE S. HOLMES Houston Chronicle ALBUQUERQUE, N M — The reach of God's love is as tall as a mountain and as a wide as a river in Meinrad Craighead's world. She celebrates it daily in the hand-built studio where she lives and works in a quiet, wooded residential urea near Old Town Albuquerque Within sight are the majestic Sandia Mountains. A few minutes walk away is the Rio Grande. Earth and water. Heights and depths. The balance pleases Craighead, a visionary artist and writer, who will lecture in Houston this weekend Craighead says this stark and beautiful New Mexico landscape is her heartland She first embraced it in I960 when she moved to Albuquerque after graduate school for her first job teaching art and art history. Two decades later, she returned, certain this is where she belonged. "It was really a homecoming. The whole time I was away, this archetypal dream land was really in my dream life," she said. "I had spints of this land that followed me the whole time I was away. It was those very spirits who in my dreams in the late 1970s and early 1980s told mc — without doubt — it was time to come beck." To her, art is like a tunnel and the artist a guide through darkness into light. As the artist leads, the viewer embraces ever-expending vistas, led by the artist as seer-shaman. Some scenes attract and nurture; others repel and challenge But all invite one into a deeply Patti Brooks Krtimnow Sunday School. My heart went out to him. In my belief system, since ttye Christ child is / bom within rife, and God dwells within me as well, how can I be separated from God at any time? Following that thought through how can I not be saved? We in Unity believe that we all contain the spark of divinity and we are made in God's image and likeness. We leave no one out. Come join us for our Christmas service at I [ Sunday. We meqtjt the Senior Center, 655 Landa. "And she will bear a son; and you shall call His name Jesus, for it is He who will save His people from their sins." Matthew 1:21 (Rev. Patti Brooks Krumnow is minister of the Unity Church of New Braunfels.) Young Life hosts all-area clubs Young Life hosted two AII-Area Clubs this semester. The first was Oct. 20 and was conducted at TBarM The second was Nov. 24 and was held at Christ Presbyterian Church. High school students from New Braunfels, Smithson Valley, Canyon and Seguin participated in the clubs. Both evenings were full of excitement, music, skits, laughter and a talk from one of the Young Life leaders about the person of Christ. An average of more than 250 teenagers participated in each All-Area Cub. Young Life hopes to conduct two All-Area Clubs each semester in addition to each school's weekly chibs. Young Life is open to anyone in high school lf anyone has questions or would uatcoMs * raw in IMMU-^nogf. Photo submitted Young Ufa's second Ak-Arse Club was conducted on Nov. 24 at Christ Praabytsrien Church. like more information about Young Life, call the Young Life office at 625-1212. (Provided by Young Life) New organization to provide Christian advocacy and support spiritual world, where the cycles of life move in ancient, life-giving rhythms. Craighead's works are less about religion than about life and faith through the centuries. They are peopled with symbolic animals from crows to coyotes. The mythologies of cultures ranging from the Pueblo Indians to the ancient Greeks shift through her drawings. Words weave into litanies in accompanying texts. Artists and humankind, especially women, play an important role in a docudrama played out on canvas. Craighead's unusual outlook and creative gifts led writer Anne Bancroft to describe her as a "solitary paintcr-poet-mystic in the tradition perhaps of William Blake," the early British romantic poet and artist, in Bancroft's book. Weavers of Wisdom (Artois, $8.95). "I can think of no better time to announce the opening of Village Advocates, a non-profit Christian organization, than during the Advent Season — when the whole Christian community waits with great anticipation for the coining of Jesus," said Ed Langham, director of the new Christian outreach corporation. "Our purpose is to extend God' love throughout the entire Christian community with visitations, support groups (grief, substance abuse, prayer, etc.) and further support to those at risk and in crisis," Langham saki. Long active in health care and church organizations, such as Order of St. Luke the Physician, Stephens Ministry and the Anglican Prayer Fellowship, Ed brings to the Christian community a varied background in pastoral care areas. There arc no fees for the services * provided by Village Advocates but they hope and pray that donations and gifts will allow them the continue and enhance this ministry to the community. 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Nationals and C Jose Lobaton avoided arbitration by agreeing to a one-year, $1.575 million contract.
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Sour GrapesMature
Just something that happened last week
After so long you left me, almost three months untouched,
I know I shouldn't be obsessing, but I love you that much.
So when you held me and touched your face to my cheek,
it was the only thing I thought about, it got me through the week.
I couldn't believe you'd look at me like that, the look I longed to see,
my heart left spluttering in my chest, to good to truly be.
So I am sorry that you held my face, and put your arm around my shoulders,
I'm sorry that I was confused and thought maybe it wasn't over.
But you should know, it wasn't just me, everyone else saw it too,
so don't tell me it was nothing because thats just bullshit too.
Fuck you and your stupid insensitive, manbox morals, don't play with a heart so broken.
Don't beat me down and hurt me, when I was only hoping.
I don't know what I was thinking sorry I was confused,
but if you think its all my fault, you're seriously misconstrued.
Yes, I admit I hugged you first, and I played with your hair,
but don't fuck around with my heart, and say there was nothing there.
Despite the way you hurt me, and I don't know how much I can take,
remember that I love you and I'll never deem you Sour Grapes.


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Foster: Beauty in the Kill
It was dark. A faint orange glow illuminated the cargo hold of the C-130 Hercules gunship. The noise roared through me despite my combat earphones and the air was ice chilled at forty thousand feet. The black night was all that I could see through the tiny window opposite me. I double checked my kit. Chute in place, armour ready, oxygen good, pressure good, all systems go. The small tactical SatNav in my lap told us we were just crossing the edge of Europe, the Ural mountains, Russia. My pilot's voice crackled over the mic.
"Ten minutes to drop, final checks complete, mission commencing in T-minus ten."
I go over the intelligence reports in my head. The disks we retrieved from the Stalker's hideout suggested he'd be here. A secret rendez-vous with someone important, a deal to be made and negotiations to be carried out. He would be here. And I was going to greet him. This operation was off the cards, this wasn't a government order or under the jurisdiction of any of the other services. The pentagon didn't know jack about what I was doing here today. This was assassination. I'm here to kill the Stalker. Everyone else had better sit back and watch me.
"Five minutes to drop, oxygen mask on, prepare for jump."
A red light flicked on. Time to go soon I reckon. I stood up and moved towards the back of the holding bay. My active camouflage shimmered as I moved, colours shifting to match my background. I held on to a support handle hanging down beside me. I could've been on the Underground if you didn't know any better.
"Opening loading bay, all callsigns mission is a go."
The bay door folded open in front of me and I saw the sun just cresting the clouds. Dawn over the mountains from above the clouds. Now that's a view. The red light winked off and was replaced by a green bulb.
"Green light, GO GO GO. The Eagle is operational, pickup in T-minus two hours. Good luck and I'll see you on the flipside Mr. Lewis."
I jumped.
The air rushed up whipping through my flight suit. I kept an eye on my altimeter, altitude dropping fast, the timing had to be perfect for a HAHO (High Altitude High Opening) jump. Three. Two. One. Pull. The parachute deployed and hauled me back, the straps of my harness all jerking into me simultaneously. Never liked these parachute jumps anyway. The parachute itself was something unique. Wing-shaped and larger than normal, it was almost like a glider. And that was exactly the point. I had to glide the rest of the way to the target. Couldn't risk the plane getting too close in case radar triggered it and scared off my objective. I glanced up at the chute through my oxygen mask. Hegemann Tactical it said on it. Love that guy. Fricken genius. I pulled on the control handles and the chute tilted. My SatNav pointed me northeast. I glided towards my drop zone, an assassin falling with the rising sun.
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I picked my way through the trees on the mountainside, keeping low and quiet as possible. In my right hand I held a carbon-steel laminate knife. Its edge glinted as if calling to me, but if all went to plan, my knife wouldn't be seeing any action today. I cleared the trees and reached a heath clearing looking over a dramatic precipice into a valley. This is it. I dropped to a crawl and moved to the edge of the cliff slowly. I very gently fashioned a hollow in the long grass for me to lie in. With active camo on and staying virtually motionless, I was as good as invisible unless someone stepped on me. I got out my pack and started to assemble my weapon, careful to keep dust and dirt off it. Firing mechanism, trigger, bolt action, barrell, body, stock, telescopic sights and bipod. Now this took me back. An Accuracy International Super Magnum. Baby of the Royal Marines and the SAS. And what a beautiful weapon you are. Seven kilos and one point two metres of pure sniper glory. I missed holding one of these.
I checked the time. One and a half hours til extraction, ten minutes til target arrival. The Stalker didn't seem like one to be off schedule so all I had to do now was wait. I got out my spotting scope and waited.
I didn't wait long. Ten minutes later a pair of choppers flying low dropped into a small clearing at the bottom of the valley. Both of them were equipped with radar jammers. Someone didn't want to be spotted. This had to be it. Both were civilian helicopters. I watched through my scope as four men got out or each chopper. Four caucasian males, dark suits, white shirts, diplomatic attire. The chopper had the French flag emblazoned on the side of it. Interesting, but irrelevant for now. The men from the other chopper wore combat uniform, balaclavas and goggles. The brassards on their shoulders bore the insignia of the daggers. The Stalker's men. One of them stepped forwards wearing a red beret with the same emblem pinned to it. That had to be him. He shook hands with the French man and they began talking. Target confirmed. Time to go to work.
My scope's laser range finder picked them to be about 1800 metres away. The valley was relatively sheltered so minimal wind interference. The morning had burnt off most of the dew and moisture in the air and the skies were clear. Perfect shooting conditions. I readied my rifle. I took out a box magazine and loaded it with a single round. I only had one shot. They'd all scatter the moment the first shot hit so there'd be little point trying to take a second. At these distances an irregularly moving target would be almost impossible to kill anyway. Besides, I wasn't planning on missing the first time. The Super Magnum has an effective range of over two kilometres in good conditions and can fire within millimetres of precision. I definitely wasn't planning on missing. I loaded the round. I felt the satisfying click as I set the working parts forward, the bolt action chambering the round and locking in place. I looked through my scope. My target swam into view between the crosshairs, his red beret like a beacon crying out 'shoot me, shoot me!' I'd be happy to oblige. Aim high, bullets aren't immune to gravity. I tweak my bipod to a slightly elevated position. Account for the turn of the earth, even a movement that's barely perceptible normally can make the difference between a kill and a wasted shot. I turn my body, aiming slightly off-centre from my target. Make yourself comfortable. I adjust the cheekpiece to my face, fitting it snug while I stare down my sights. Relax and enjoy the show. I breathe, slow and steady. Position stabilised, eyes on target, fire when ready. I watch him through my scope. Then pull the trigger.
The firing pin works forward and strikes the cartridge. The .338 Lapua magnum round is ejected from the barrel at over 900 metres per second, instantly breaking the sound barrier and emitting the signature crack of a supersonic bullet. The rifle rocks back in my arms, recoil shaking through my body from the power of the blast. The bullet cuts a fine vapour trail as it twists through the air, rotating every eleven inches through its flightpath. It dips slightly, just slightly with gravity, the heavier bullet dragged down by its weight, and with this dip, it drops just low enough to impact the Stalker's head. The tungsten tip of the bullet pierces his skull, its velocity at this altitude much higher than usual due to low air density. The bullet's kinetic energy drags it through the Stalker's head and out the other side, a bloody rosette blossoming in the air behind him. And all that happens before I even hear the echo of the gunshot reverberating down the valley. CRACK-crack-crack. That's a kill. Absolutely beautiful.
I see chaos below, the french diplomat runs, his bodyguards covering him and their chopper scarpers sharpish. The Stalker soldiers form a defensive perimeter around their chopper and start to pile in as well. Only one of them doesn't. One of them walks over to the body. He bends down, and picks up the beret from the floor. He bends down, picks it up, and puts it on. And I can tell, watching through my scope, even from this range, he's smiling. Because that's the Stalker standing there. The real Stalker, standing up, putting his beret on and walking, calm as you like back to his chopper. He used a decoy. Clever bastard. I fold my rifle's bipod, turn and slowly crawl back into the treeline, back down the mountain. He might not be dead, I smirk grimly to myself, but he'll definitely have something to remember me by. I touch my leg where he shot me. He'll remember I'm watching. I head for the extraction point, back Stateside, back home.


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The FCC launched its retransmission consent review in the wake of several prominent disputes in which millions of cable or satellite consumers lost access to prime time network shows as well as many marquee events, including the Academy Awards, the World Series and regular season National Football League games.
Last weekend, LIN Media pulled TV stations in 17 markets from Dish Network, a satellite TV provider. The stations -- most of them CBS, Fox and CW affiliates -- went dark at midnight March 5 after the sides failed to conclude a new retrans pact. Consumer markets harmed by LIN's blackout action include Albuquerque, N.M.; Austin, Texas; Buffalo, N.Y.; Columbus and Dayton, Ohio.
On Feb. 18, Univision affiliate WUNI, owned by Entravision Communications Corp., pulled its signal from ACA member Full Channel TV Inc., which serves about 7,000 customers in the Providence, R.I. - New Bedford, Mass. designated market area. In a letter to FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski a few days after WUNI's blackout started, Full Channel explained that WUNI sought a hefty 33 percent increase for retransmission consent and made costly demands for multicast channel and high-definition delivery.
"Full Channel TV's Feb. 23 letter to FCC Chairman Genachowski underscores the difficulty that small cable operators face when negotiating retransmission consent with TV stations that have considerable market power and enjoy regulatory advantages granted long ago under entirely different competitive circumstances," Polka added. "Without new retrans rules, consumers served by ACA members will continue to experience sudden TV station signal loss and become repeat victims of broadcasters' 'blackmail or blackout' strategy that they think somehow fulfills their solemn statutory duty to serve the public interest."
Prior to the FCC vote, ACA representatives met with FCC officials to discuss the trade group's particular concerns with current retransmission consent policies. The meetings, held Feb. 22 at FCC headquarters, included media policy advisors to Commissioners Michael Copps, Meredith Attwell Baker, Mignon Clyburn and Chairman Genachowski.
In those discussion, ACA stressed the need to study rising retransmission consent fees when two stations from the Big Four (ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC) joined forces to negotiate jointly carriage deals with pay-TV distributors. ACA members have said in FCC filings that TV station duopolies charge more for retransmission consent than TV stations that negotiate on an individual basis. ACA's representatives also called on the FCC to review price discrimination by TV station owners against smaller multichannel video programming distributors.
TV stations and pay-TV distributors, regardless of size, are required by law to negotiate in good faith. ACA suggested to FCC officials that TV stations that jointly bargain for retransmission consent or charge smaller pay-TV providers discriminatory fees with no cost-based justification should be deemed in violation of the good faith standard.
In March 2010, ACA joined a large and diverse coalition that called on the FCC to reform retransmission consent rules that would stop broadcasters from employing several abusive practices, including the pulling of signals just prior to nationally important events in order to extract excessive compensation from multichannel video providers.
In addition to ACA, coalition members include: Bright House Networks, Cablevision, Charter Communications, DIRECTV, DISH Network, Insight Communications, Mediacom Communications, New America Foundation, Organization for the Promotion and Advancement of Small Telecommunications Companies (OPASTCO), Public Knowledge, Suddenlink Communications, Time Warner Cable, and Verizon.
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Jerusalem, Jan.12 (ANI): Israel started pouring reservists into Gaza on Monday as the death toll in its war on Hamas neared 900, but officials said an end to the fighting might be in sight as more ceasefire talks were scheduled in Egypt.
According to Fox News, Israeli ground forces made their deepest foray yet Sunday into Gaza's most populated area, with tanks rolling into residential neighborhoods and infantry fighting urban warfare in streets and buildings with Hamas militants who kept up their rocketing of southern Israel.
An Israeli army spokeswoman said residential neighborhoods in Gaza are riddled with homemade bombs and booby traps, including mannequins placed at apartment entrances to simulate militants and rigged to explode if soldiers approach.
The army "is advancing more into urban areas," said the spokeswoman, Maj. Avital Leibovich. "Since the majority of the Hamas militants are pretty much in hiding in those places, mainly urban places, then we operate in those areas."
On Monday, Israeli navy gunboats fired more than 25 shells at Gaza City, setting fires and shaking office buildings, including the local bureau of The Associated Press. The military said that in general, the targets are Hamas installations but had no immediate information about the shelling that began just after midnight. (ANI)


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BeschreibungAlien foes, forbidden romance, and uneasy alliances await in the sequel to Starglass, which #1 New York Times bestselling author Veronica Roth called "a richly imagined, beautifully written book."The Asherah has finally reached Zehava, the long-promised planet. There, Terra finds harsh conditions and a familiar foe—Aleksandra Wolff, leader of her ship's rebel forces. As Terra and Aleksandra lock horns about how best to reach the alien city, they encounter violent beasts—and dangerous hunters. It's only when they're taken to the city as prisoners that Terra finally discovers Vadix, the boy who has haunted her dreams. But Vadix has a dark past of his own, and Aleksandra is intent on using violence to lead their tiny band to freedom. When the rebel leader gets humanity expelled from the planet, it's up to Terra, with Vadix by her side, to unite her people—and to forge an alliance with the alien hosts, who want nothing more than to see humanity gone forever."Starbreak successfully combines sensuous, forbidden romance with hard science fiction elements like first contact, strange planets, and politics" (VOYA).
PortraitPhoebe North is the author of Starglass and Starbreak. She received her MFA in poetry at the University of Florida. She lives in New York State with her husband, her daughter, and her cat. Visit her at PhoebeNorth.com.
Untertitel: The Starglass Sequence. f-c jacket. EPUB. Sprache: Englisch.
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2008 Football League Two play-off Final
|26 May 2008
|Wembley Stadium, London
|Man of the Match
|Anthony Pilkington, Stockport County
|Stuart Attwell
|Rain, Windy
The 2008 Football League Two play-off Final, also known as the 2008 Coca-Cola League Two play-off Final due to sponsorship from Coca-Cola, was a football match played at Wembley Stadium on 26 May 2008, at the end of the 2007–08 season.
It was the fourth League two play-off final since the Football League's 2004 rebranding and the 22nd play-off final in all at the fourth level of English football. The match determined the fourth and final team to gain promotion from League Two to League One, and was contested by Stockport County and Rochdale.
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Both teams also had excellent run-ins during the regular season, County had, in fact, gained 55 points from their final 24 games, losing just three and finish the season in fourth place with 82 points. While Rochdale picked up 45 points for their final 24 games and finished the season in fifth place with 80 points.[1]
Stockport County reached the final by defeating Wycombe Wanderers over the two-legged semi final. In the first game at Adams Park, Stockport went 1–0 down after a mistake from allowed Delroy Facey to score on the stroke of half- time. In the second half Stockport came close and finally equalised on 82 minutes when Stephen Gleeson volleyed home a key away goal for Stockport.[2][3] In the return leg at Edgeley Park Stockport confirmed their place in the play off final with a 1–0 win. Liam Dickinson scored the only goal of this game in the 6th minute after a solo run from the halfway line to tap the ball past Frank Fielding in the Wycombe goal[4][5]
Rochdale faced Darlington in their two-legged play-off semi-finals. In the first leg Rochdale lost 2–1 away from home in a match played at the Balfour Webnet Arena. Jason Kennedy Opened the scoring for the home side with an exquisite lob on 28 minutes before Chris Dagnall equalised for Rochdale on 70 minutes after his shot was deflected into the net by a Darlington defender, wrong footing the goalkeeper David Stockdale. Ian Miller won the game for Darlington in the first minute of stoppage time with a lopped header.[6][7] The return leg at Spotland, Rochdale won the game 2–1 however due to the aggregate scoreline being 3–3 the match went into extra time and then later a penalty shootout. In the regular 90 minutes however Darlington once again opened the scoring with a 28th minute penalty scored by Clark Keltie. Rochdale drew level on 43 minutes through Chris Dagnall and then went a goal up after a deflected strike from David Perkins found the net on 78 minutes. Perkins was sent off in the 4th minute of the second half of extra time which meant he would miss the final. In the penalty shoot out that followed Rochdale scored all five of their penalties while Darlington only managed to score 4 therefore putting Rochdale into the play-off final.[8][9] After the game Rochdale appealed against the red card given to David Perkins only for the appeal to be rejected[10]
Tournament Bracket[edit]
|Final at Wembley Stadium, London
May 28th, 2008
|Stockport County
|Wycombe Wanderers
|Stockport County
|3 (4)
|Rochdale (pens.)
|3 (5)
Match details[edit]
Over 35,000 fans made the 400-mile round trip from Greater Manchester to Wembley Stadium for this classic final. Captain Gary Jones led out Rochdale into the rain-soaked arena, Stockport County were led out by their skipper, Gareth Owen.
Both teams started off tentatively, however after 24 minutes Rory McArdle opened the scoring for Rochdale with a header from a Kallum Higginbotham corner. On 31 minutes, County were awarded a free kick, Anthony Pilkington curled his effort millimetres wide. Shortly after, however his side did equalize. Tommy Rowe's short taken corner was diverted into his own goal by Nathan Stanton.
The second half got underway with a bang as County got to grip with their local rivals, a quick cross from Michael Rose skidded off the greasy surface and onto the head of Anthony Pilkington who excellently diverted the ball in past keeper Tommy Lee. A nice passing move involving Jim McNulty, Paul Turnbull & Anthony Pilkington ended up with the ball in the path of Liam Dickinson who smashed the ball in from a narrow angle to give Stockport a two-goal cushion. County searched for more with McNulty & Rose going close before Adam Rundle pulled a goal back for Rochdale with an excellent volley. The final 10 minutes passed without incident and Stockport County won 3–2. [11][12]
Stockport County returned to League One after a three-year absence with this victory. For Jim Gannon & Peter Ward it was their first win at Wembley in 5 attempts, having previously lost four finals with Stockport (1992 Football Trophy Final, 1992 Division Three play-off Final, 1993 Football Trophy Final & 1994 Division Two play-off Final) matches which were played at the Old Wembley Stadium.
Referee Stuart Attwell later made the list of Premier League refs, however, he and his team were to make a massive mistake in the shape of the 'Phantom Goal' in a game between Watford & Reading at Vicarage Road. They awarded a goal to Reading when the ball in fact went out for a corner.[13]
26 May 2008
|Stockport County
|3 – 2
|Stanton (o.g.) 34'
Pilkington 49'
Dickinson 67'
|McArdle 24'
Rundle 77'
Wembley, London
Attendance: 35,715
Referee: Stuart Attwell (Warwickshire)
Stockport County
|Goals scored
|Total shots
|Shots on target
|Ball possession
|Corner kicks
|Fouls committed
|Yellow cards
|Red cards
See also[edit]
- 2008 Football League Championship play-off Final
- 2008 Football League One play-off Final
- 2008 Conference National play-off Final
- Stockport County
- Rochdale A.F.C.
- ^ "Final league table". statto.com. Retrieved 4 May 2008.
- ^ "Wycombe 1-1 Stockport (Stockport Match Report)". stockportcounty.com. Retrieved 11 May 2008.
- ^ "Wycombe 1-1 Stockport (Wycombe Match Report)". wycombewanderers.co.uk. Retrieved 11 May 2008.
- ^ "Stockport 1-0 Wycombe (Stockport Match Report)". stockportcounty.com. Retrieved 17 May 2008.
- ^ "Stockport 1-0 Wycombe (Wycombe Match Report)". wycombewanderers.co.uk. Retrieved 17 May 2008.
- ^ "Darlington 2-1 Rochdale (Darlington Match Report)". darlington-fc.net. Retrieved 10 May 2008.
- ^ "Darlington 2-1 Rochdale (Rochdale Match Report)". rochdaleafc.co.uk. Archived from the original on November 20, 2008. Retrieved 10 May 2008.
- ^ "Rochdale 2-1 Darlington (Darlington Match Report)". darlington-fc.net. Retrieved 17 May 2008.
- ^ "Rochdale 2-1 Darlington (Rochdale Match Report)". rochdaleafc.co.uk. Archived from the original on October 9, 2008. Retrieved 17 May 2008.
- ^ "Rochdale fail in red card appeal". BBC Sport. 20 May 2008. Retrieved 20 May 2008.
- ^ "Stockport 3 -2 Rochdale (Stockport Match Report)". stockportcounty.com. Retrieved 26 May 2008.
- ^ "Stockport 3 -2 Rochdale (Rochdale Match Report)". rochdaleafc.co.uk. Archived from the original on 9 October 2008. Retrieved 26 May 2008.
- ^ Ashdown, John (21 September 2008). "Stuart Attwell Phantom Goal Decision". guardian.co.uk. London. Archived from the original on 25 September 2008. Retrieved 22 September 2008.


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The Sandsman sank into the remaining seat, gesturing for Aoife to perch on the arm of the chair, as she had seen many women doing throughout the chance house. Up close, the table resembled a wooden prison more than anything. The velvet jacketed attendant, quite clearly not of Eastern origin, was housed in a hollowed out rectangle at the table's heart. To his left was a small brass carousel, laden with twelve glass vials each filled with a suspicious green liquid. He too held a key, and the brass edged keyhole could be seen just in front of him in the dark wood of the table.
"All bets in," the attendant said as a few wooden chips were left on the island in front of each participant.
As with the roulette table, he slid the key into the wood, turned it three times in place of one, and removed the key. The eight of them—all six participants, Aoife, and the attendant—watched in both anticipation and trepidation as the carousel began to spin. Aoife couldn't tell where one rotation stopped and another began, and soon enough she began to lose count. Not that her count was particularly accurate in the first place.
The carousel ground to a halt, the ticking of the clockwork mechanism beneath the wood silencing with it. The attendant unhooked the vial directly in front of him and passed it to the battle scarred woman. She uncorked the vial, a delicate piece of glass no longer than Aoife's index finger, and drank back the liquid with little care. All those gathered held their breath until a satisfied smirk broke out on the woman's face, slamming the vial down on the table with a nerve shattering crunch.
"Sakinolma, Elia," Gunnar said quietly, and the woman cast him a playful scowl.
The game continued in this manner, one vial per person going clockwise around the circle until it reached Gunnar. The attendant was reluctant to hand Gunnar his chosen vial, even going so far as to offer to drink it himself. But the Sandsman would have none of it. Were he not willing to risk his life, he would never have sat down. The attendant, a Western man by the name of Cian, warily handed Gunnar his vial, shaking hands threatening to drop it.
Gunnar's own hands were steady as a surgeon's. He pulled out the cork with a satisfying pop and tipped the vial back against his lips, swallowing down half its contents. After a few moments, he too cracked a smile and offered the vial to Aoife.
"Is it…?" she asked hesitantly, taking the vial.
"Athosi Emerald Wine. It tingles a little when it goes down."
The game continued as Aoife warily drank the green liquid. The scarred woman had already unstoppered and consumed another vial by the time Aoife finished her own. The tingling sensation Gunnar had mentioned started at her tongue and snaked its way down her throat like the yeşi viper behind it. Too scared to approach the table and set the vial down, she clutched the delicate glass in equally delicate hands.
With only five vials left, some of the participants upped their bets. Unlike other games, Yeşi Tehli had no odds; it was double or nothing, life or death. Those that upped their bets were either arrogant or believed themselves lucky enough to evade death. In the final round of Yeşi Tehli, bets were no longer on who would survive, but who had the greatest odds of dying.
The carousel span again and again until there were only two vials left. The tension in the air was palpable. In one of those vials was enough yeşi venom to kill a bull elephant. The carousel span. The vial was passed to the man at Gunnar's right. Sweat beaded on his brow. His hands shook as he pulled free the cork stopper.
Everyone around the table held their breath. They all knew what it meant if his vial was filled with wine, and none of them were eager to see Gunnar die. Least of all was Cian, who had no desire to have Gunnar's blood on his hands. The man drank the vial. The room was silent. He sat perfectly still for a few seconds, then flexed his fingers in front of his face. Slowly, as if he were checking whether they were real or not.
"Gods damn it," he muttered, the movements of his fingers grinding to a halt as the yeşi's trademark paralysis began to set in.
Had the vial only contained the venom from one bite, he would have had enough time to contemplate the life choices that led him to the Yeşi Tehli table, but inside the vial had been the venom of not one, but five bites. Those gathered around the table watched as his sluggish movements gradually wound to a halt. Over the sounds of the festivities and disappointments in the chance house they could just make out the sound of his death rattle as he heaved out his last breath, his eyes glazing over as the last touches of life fled him.
To regular players of Yeşi Tehli—on this particular occasion the only recurring gambler was the scarred woman, Elia—the sight was a common one. Those gathered were silent in respect. Those that worshipped the Maker said a silent prayer for him, and those that worshipped the Ramelan gods gave silent requests for Bahman to ease the passing of his soul back to the bosom of Shaliya, the mother. From under the lip of the table, the attendant pulled a small bell, ringing it twice to signify a casualty to those who dealt with such situations.
As the body was hauled off, Aoife felt a weight begin to grow in the pit of her stomach that had her dry heaving into a nearby floral display. She had seen death before. She had seen more dead bodies that night in the Cathedral than she ever wanted to see again in her life, but she had never seen someone die in front of her. Gunnar stood at her side, a hand rubbing her back the way a mother soothes her child, but he could not truly understand her revulsion.
The Sands were a dangerous place, and he had seen people die even before he had invented Yeşi Tehli. He had seen maids and manservants die of consumption and wasting diseases. He had seen children in his mother's branch of the Ramela die from lacking medical treatment. He had seen his infant brother die from unknown causes while he slept. The Sands were not kind to her people, but her mistreatment only made those that survived stronger. Meeting a Sandsman easily flustered by death was like finding a needle in a needle factory.
The orphan forced herself up onto her feet, retches still shuddering through her. Gunnar's arm was ready and waiting should she need to steady herself, but she was determined to be independent once more and keep her distance from him. Now that she'd seen the effects of the yeşi viper's venom firsthand, she suddenly didn't doubt Sylaise's threat at all. She had looked after herself for eighteen years; it was only since Shay's arrival that she'd constantly needed someone to look after her.
"Gunnar, we need to talk." Her voice was steady, but the fear in it could not be ignored.


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ALICE A. BAILEY (1880-1949) From her conservative British background, Alice Bailey's life led her in many directions, but always towards the time when she acquired: (1) A synthesis of outlook and understanding leading to an absolute conviction that one divine life pervades and animates the one humanity; (2) A realization that the Plan for humanity requires the cooperation and service of trained and dedicated human beings intelligently informed about world affairs, in collaboration with those who form the spiritual Hierarchy, the inner government of the planet. From that point on, Alice Bailey's life work became an integral part of this synthesis and this realization. Without losing any of her very human qualities and involvement, her soul took up its commitment to her Master, and her personality provided full cooperation in the field of her accepted service. Basically Alice Bailey's work developed as a duality, her discipleship service which included the establishment of the Arcane School; and her initially reluctant agreement to work with the Tibetan, Djwhal Khul, in the writing of a series of spiritual books. A total of twenty-four books were written by Alice Bailey. These books constitute a continuation of the Ageless Wisdom, a body of esoteric teaching handed down from ancient times in a form which is always suitable to each period. Intended to precede and condition the New Age, the Alice Bailey books offer an unparalleled spiritual approach to the teaching on Shamballa and the Path of spiritual evolution; the spiritual Hierarchy; the new discipleship and training in meditation as a form of service; the teaching on the seven rays and the new psychology of the soul; and the common thread of truth linking all the major world faiths. In addition to her work as an author and lecturer, Alice Bailey established the Lucis Publishing Company, making the teachings of Djwhal Khul available to spiritual seekers and students around the world for over 75 years. Reprinting of the books is financed through a revolving Fund under the administration of the Lucis Trust, a non-profit organization also founded by Alice A. Bailey. No royalties are paid and copyrights are owned by the Lucis Trust. Through these organizations, Alice Bailey provided for the continued publication of these teachings beyond her physical lifetime.
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Six basic problems continue to confront humanity with opportunity for progress: the psychological rehabilitation of the nations; the problem of the children of the world; the problem of capital, labour and employment; the problem of the racial minorities; the problem of the churches; the problem of international unity and the equitable distribution of the world's resources. Recognition of causes within these problems, however, provides opportunity to those who love and serve their fellowmen. The text of Problems of Humanity was first published in pamphlet form immediately after the World War II. It was intended to show the acute problems existing in seven main areas of human life following the devastating experience of global warfare. The present edition of Problems of Humanity, published in 1964, is revised and edited to eliminate all out-of-date facts and information. It also includes an index for easy reference to subjects in this book.
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Lucknow/Varanasi (IANS) — Prime Minister Narendra Modi Jan. 22 said he was deeply saddened by the suicide of Dalit student Rohith Vemula and added that corruption had fallen since he took office in May 2014.
In a speech at the Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University in Lucknow, Modi choked while referring to Vemula's death on Jan. 17 in Hyderabad University after being suspended for allegedly assaulting an ABVP leader.
After a pause, Modi said, tears welling up in his eyes: "I am not going into the reasons, the politics of the issue. But I empathize with the family which has lost so much."
Youngsters should not take such drastic steps, he said.
Just before the prime minister began his speech, two students shouted slogans such as "Go back Modi." Police officers quickly whisked them away.
This is the first time Modi has publicly spoken about Vemula's suicide, which has triggered widespread anger. The research scholar — son of a farm worker — was one of five Dalit students suspended by the university for the alleged assault on an ABVP leader.
The suicide has led to a police complaint against Modi's ministerial colleague Bandaru Dattatreya and the university's vice chancellor, P. Appa Rao, among others.
Speaking earlier in Varanasi, his Lok Sabha constituency, the prime minister said corruption had come down considerably since he took office in May 2014 as his government had "tightened nuts and bolts."
He said he had also eliminated middlemen from government work, and that welfare schemes were being implemented faster and other projects too were being fast-tracked.
Modi's comments came after he gave away 15,746 special aid equipment to 9,296 differently abled people at the DLW grounds. These included tri-cycles, crutches, wheelchairs, digital hearing kits and artificial limbs, an official told IANS.
Modi called for a new mindset towards the differently abled, saying the Hindi word 'viklang' (disabled) should be replaced with 'divyang' (endowed with special faculties).
He added that his government had been working for the betterment of the poor.
"We are constantly thinking about how development will reach the poor and how the lives of the poor will be transformed."
Ahead of the meeting, the prime minister flagged off the Mahamana Superfast Express train which will link Varanasi and New Delhi thrice a week. The train will start plying from Jan. 25.
Modi also paid glowing tributes to Babasaheb Ambedkar, a Dalit icon who is widely seen as a key architect of the Indian constitution.
PTI adds: In a bid to defuse the raging controversy, the Center Jan. 22 decided to set up a judicial commission to go into the Dalit student's suicide in HyderabadUniversity, which announced an ex-gratia payment of Rs. 8 lakh to his family, but the protests continued.
On Jan. 21, university authorities revoked the suspension of the four students, who were acted upon along with Vemula.


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