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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - August 14, 1987, New Braunfels, Texas Religious Focus Herald-Zeitung. New Braunfels. Texas Friday August 14 198/Ministerial Alliance Love beautifies many blemishes By AL HOUK, Minister New Braunfels Christian Church I conducted a little experiment the other day. I took a blank sheet of typing paper and with a pen placed a dot on the paper. Then I showed the paper to my astute children and asked them what they saw. Knowing their father's sense of humor, they expected some kind of trick answer. Assured there wasn't, they said. "We see a mark on a piece of paper '' Well, what did I prove by my little experiment? For one thing. I saw how one very little blemish, the dot. became the center of focus It occupied only a small portion of the paper, but it became the object of at tention and turned the paper into trash. I continued the experiment I took the paper, this time carefully concealing the dot among the letters L-O-V-E. Again. I asked my anxious children what they now saw They responded. "We see Love.'' Love had covered the blemish and had given the paper a desirable quality People are like that sheet of paper in at least this way — one small incident. one occasion when we should have kept our mouths shut and didn't, one act of indiscretion, one flaw in our character, like the dot on an otherwise perfect sheet of paper, becomes the center of attention and on some occastion becomes the issue that trashes relationships People are like that sheet of paper in another way L-O-V-E conceals our blemishes, too The scriptures say. "Above all. love each other deeply, because love covers over a multitude of sins '' I Peter 4:8 NIV. Jesus had. and still does have, the authority to say to the worst of sinners. "I forgive you '' Their wrongdoing. like the dot on the paper, would vanish, covered by His divine love Peter personally experienced this miracle On one occasion, he w as so astonished by the Lord's miracle-working ability that he feel at Jesus' knees and said. "Go away from me. Lord; I am a sinful man But Jesus Briefly wouldn't go away Instead, he said to Peter. "Don t be afraid, fromnow on you will catch men.'' Luke 5 8-10 NIN Peter's blemishes his shortcomings. failures, wrongdoings were concealed beneath Jesus' infinite love This was the beginning of a very special relationship he shared with the Lord We can work miracles by expressing forgiveness, tolerance and pa Hence We have the ability to heal broken spirits, to restore severed relationships - to cover sin One example comes to mind A younger woman wanted to improve her relationship with her mother in See LOVE Page 7 First United Methodist day school registration First United Methodist Nursery School, 572 San Antonio St . is hosting registration for its small classes which feature field trips, music and aerobics School hours are 9 a rn to noon and programs are for children ages 2. 3. and 4 Call 625-4513 Calvary Baptist accepting applications Calvary Baptist Academy is accep ting applications for the 1987 88 school year The academy uses the Accelerated Christian Education curriculum which is Bible centered individualized and proven successful UBA is a ministr\ of Calcars Baptist Church located at 566 US Bl \N lf interested in Christian educa tion for your children, grades one through 12. call Pastor Bud Shockes at 629-0049 or 629-6674 Rivers of Living Water new Christian outreach Rivers of Living Water Christian Outreach announces its formation in New Braunfels The outreach meets each Sunday at lo ;u> a rn and 7pm In meeting room 273 at Kodeway Inn and each Wednesday at 7 to p rn at 158 Trail wood Bill "Bubba Findley is pastor of the church and invites the public to join him for a message •that relates programs that will help you be a tatter person and a See BRIEFS Page 7 Edward D. 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Tonight I discovered someone amazing; her name is Shan Larter and she's a freedom pursuer. The title she has taken is a food freedom coach and her YouTube, fb, and blog are full of hope for those with eating disorders. She's into total healing, not quick fixes or society's idea of if-they're-at-a-healthy-weight-they're-"recovered." Her channels give holistic recipes and food coaching's on natural nutritious foods, foods you can feel good about eating. She's truly incredible! She is the very definition of recovery. Having battled her own ED for thirteen years, just seeing where she is now in her journey is an inspiration.

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Chapter 2
Snow swirled on a slight breeze, around pillars of ice and outcrops of stone. The boy looked down from his perch at the town of Hoarfrost. Light shone from lamps and windows, tempting and mocking. He was exiled to a world of dark and cold. Light was not a luxary allowed him.
Wind carried a new voice to him. He turned his gaze to the right and searched for it's owner. A girl with long dark curls murmered again, and a more familar person spat crossily. The man continued, more tired than angry, and they stepped inside.
The wind tugged at Ryuu again, whispering of intersting comings. He didn't need it to tell him that. If a Rose had returned to the wilderness, something was definately afoot.
Ryuu rose, far more gracefully than any human could. Snow stired around him, settling invisably on his ivory skin and rose hued hair. He swiftly faded into the cold white night, like the ghost or snow spirits he prayed he was not.
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The Amphitheater at Kenlake State Park in Aurora, Ky. will once again come alive with some of the best Blues Artists in the business! From local to charted artists, food vendors to merchandise vendors, the festival offers something for everyone.
Two days of fun, food and friends! If you've never been you don't know what you're missing. It's not about the music; it's not about the lake, its all about having a good time!
2016 Line Up:
THURSDAY PERFORMANCE (August 25th - Free one night only!)
6:00pm-8:00pm Andy Gibson
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6:00pm - 7:15pm Deja Blues Band
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2:00pm - 3:00pm Adam and the H-Bombs
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salesforce.com, Microsoft Dynamics CRM), so why do I need marketing automation "? Salesforce recently rebranded their social marketing application as the Marketing Cloud, and their website says you can use their solutions to "optimize campaigns from lead to close, on every channel".
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text: USP2015 Advising Transition Workshop Michell Anderson, Aneesa McDonald, Patrice Noel and Erin Olson University of Wyoming University Studies Program (USP) 2015 • Goes into effect in Fall 2015 • Simplicity, transparency, flexibility and ease of transfer • Outcomes-based program • Website about new USP program www.uwyo.edu/unst/USP2015 UW USP 2015 Overview Foundation First Year Seminar + Quantitative Reasoning + Freshman Composition (Communication 1) [9 hrs] *Courses to be completed freshman year. *Departments may count seminar credits toward a major if they wish, but a seminar may not be exclusively embedded within a major. Communication Skills Communication 2 (intermediate skills) + Communication 3 (advanced skills) [6 hrs] *Writing/speaking/digital communications combined as appropriate. *These courses may be embedded in majors. 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Depending on what part or parts of a person's brain are injured, the individual may experience significant behavioral and emotional changes. The frontal lobe, for example, helps govern personality and impulsivity. If damaged, there might be no "braking mechanism" for self-control. A person may find he cannot control his anger or aggression. He may also make inappropriate comments to friends or strangers not realizing they are off color.
Or the opposite might happen -- someone's personality may become muted or seemingly emotionless. This is called "flat affect."
Brain Injury & Depression: An Unexpected Outcome
My relationship with clinical depression goes back almost three decades. For reasons that even those intimately familiar with brain injury would be at a loss to explain, my depression virtually disappeared after my injury.
Survival Tips for the Holidays with a Brain Injury
With an injured brain, the holiday season can burden us with more fatigue, more stress and perhaps some sad emotions. We will be able to enjoy ourselves much more if we prepare ourselves for the holiday season. Here are some tips that work for me since my brain injury
Reaching Back in Time – a Message to My Younger Self
Summer is such a fun time of year. In fact, it's my favorite season. What better time of year than to talk about suicide?
The Loneliest Season
"The truth is I was so lonely I was worried I was going crazy. At night, I would close my eyes and silently speak to the husband who no longer existed," writes caregiver Abby Maslin.
Letting Your Adolescent with TBI Have Independence with Limits
Clinical psychologist Mariann Young talks about how parents need to let their injured adolescent still be an adolescent while setting limits and creating a structure to keep the child safe.
The Risks of Wanting to Fit In as a Teen with TBI
"Kids with TBI are desperate to fit in with their peers, which can make them incredibly vulnerable," says clinical psychologist Mariann Young.
Reading Social Situations After a Brain Injury
For teens with TBI, the process going through the stages of normal development is disrupted or forever altered. Dr. Mariann Young talks about how to help teens and their parents navigate adolescence.
The Importance of Getting Your Teenager with TBI to Join a Support Group
It's hard to get teenagers to do anything they fear will make them feel "other," but a TBI support group will help during recovery.
Measuring Empathy and Sensitivity to Emotion in Adults Who Had a TBI in Childhood
In this study, researchers looked at the long-term effects of emotional sensitivity in adults who had sustained a TBI as children.
Even Small Improvements Post-Brain Injury Can Help the Body and the Mind
Rehabilitation to help with functional skills may help with depression as well.
What Is the "Concussion Dilemma"?
What type of parental response will best assure a child's complete recovery from a concussion?
Finding Validation in Support Groups After a Brain Injury
Dr. Herman Lukow talks about how support groups and club houses can help people with TBI find common ground as well as a place to learn to socialize successfully again.
Tapping into Skills of Resilience After a Brain Injury
Dr. Herman Lukow talks about learning new ways to face challenges after a brain injury.
The Positive Pessimist and Redefining Success After Brain Injury
Dr. Herman Lukow says that a person who was a pessimist before his injury will probably remain so after his injury, but by finding new interests and small jobs, positivity can slip in one step at a time.
Helping People with TBI Redefine Independence
Dr. Herman Lukow talks about helping people celebrate their small successes like being able to get involved in an activity they like or riding the bus to town.
What Is the TBI Model Systems' Resilience Adjustment Inventory?
Dr. Herman Lukow talks about the importance of studying resilience and the myriad tools to strengthen it in people with brain injury.
What Physical and Cognitive Rest Really Mean After a Concussion
Dr. Robert Cantu talks about how after a concussion the brain is in a metabolic crisis and, without rest, that crisis is exacerbated.
The Four "Baskets" of Concussion Symptoms
Dr. Robert Cantu explains the four "baskets" of concussion symptoms parents should know about: emotional, cognitive, sleep, and physical.
What Is "Systematic Desensitization" and How Can It Help People with TBI?
Sometimes it takes baby steps to help someone with TBI make successful changes in their routines.
Tackling Social Challenges for Children with TBI
Hospital Executive Amy Mansue talks about how rehab specialists can help kids with TBI and their families deal with the social challenges that can arise soon after the injury, but often more importantly, months or years after the injury.
How to Help People Who Have Trouble Coping with Their Brain Injury
Early screening for alexithymia following TBI might identify those most at risk of having difficulty coping.
Learning to Minimize Risky Behaviors for Teens with TBI
Dr. Juliet Haarbauer-Krupa talks about education and effective programs to help teens with TBI make positive choices.
Helping Teens with TBI Use Social Media Appropriately
Posting an inappropriate message on Facebook or inundating friends with texts can be social media pitfalls for any teen, especially those with a brain injury.
Ritualistic Behavior After a Brain Injury
Ritualistic behavior after a TBI is often associated with feelings of lack of control.
Why Does Everything Seem So Surreal After Brain Injury?
Some people with TBI may experience "depersonalization" and/or "derealization." Read on to learn more.
Anger Following Brain Injury
Anger is a very common problem after a brain injury. Learn how to understand and deal with different kinds of anger.
What Is Emotional Flooding?
An injured brain needs rest. Without it, even the most mundane activities can overwhelm someone with TBI.
Challenges with Acts of Daily Living After a Brain Injury
Problems with acts of daily living like dressing or washing can vary greatly and sometimes professional help is necessary.
The Most Costly, Least Effective Treatment for Brain Injury
Sadly, the biggest single institutional provider for "treatment" for people with substance abuse, serious mental health disorders, and brain injuries are our jails.
BrainSTARS: Receptive Language
The difficulty learning from language alone may make it appear as if the child with TBI is not listening.
BrainSTARS: Mental Flexibility
A child who is not mentally flexible has trouble responding appropriately to changes in routine. Here are some options for success.
BrainSTARS: Regulation of Emotion
During calm moments, teach your child some alternate strategies to use when she is angry or frustrated.
BrainSTARS: Self-Regulation
Remember that disruptive behavior is always more likely when a child is tired or in a situation that is stimulating, unstructured, or confusing.
"If You've Seen One Brain Injury, You've Seen ONE Brain Injury"
When Dr. Taryn Stejskal meets with couples, first she listens to their story then works with them to form strategies that work for their individual issues.
The Many Benefits of Family or Couples Therapy After TBI
Family or couples therapy after a TBI can help with strategies but can also address some of the issues the family or couple may have had prior to the injury.
The Importance of Constituent-Specific TBI Support Groups
Joining a TBI support group with others dealing specifically with the same issues can make a world of difference.
The Process of Dealing with Loss and Grief After a Brain Injury
Sometimes people come to think of acceptance as a dirty word, but learning to grieve for the old person and embrace the new one post injury is crucial.
Brookhaven Hospital Helping People with Neurobehavioral Syndrome
Brookhaven, an inpatient psychiatric hospital, often has patients with TBI and a history of co-morbid issues like PTSD, depression, personality disorder, and severe behavioral problems.
Study to Determine Lifetime Prevalence of Brain Injury Among Prisoners
A substantial proportion of prisoners reported having experienced a TBI during their lifetime, something that could impact their success once released.
Understanding Your Child's Behavior After a Severe Brain Injury
As children with severe TBI move from childhood to adolescence to adulthood, their needs and wants change; behavior problems can serve the function of drawing attention to a changing need.
The Capgras Delusion: You Are Not My Wife!
Injury to the brain can result in a person believing close relatives are imposters. This phenomenon is called the Capgras Delusion.
Helping Kids with TBI and PTSD
Children with TBI and PTSD often reveal how they are truly coping through play, nightmares, or when they regress in developmental milestones.
Study Suggests "Anger Self-Management Training" Is Beneficial After Brain Injury
People who have both problematic anger and cognitive impairment after TBI may benefit from specific psychoeducational treatment.
What You Need to Know: Symptoms of Concussion
The signs and symptoms of concussion are evident soon after the traumatic event, while you may only become aware of others days or weeks later.
How to Deal with a New, Angrier Version of a Beloved Husband and Father?
Family counseling is crucial to help everyone deal with the emotional effects of a brain injury.
Monitoring Athletes Symptoms After a Concussion: Verbal Questions or Written Questionnaires?
What is the most effective way to track recovery from concussions in athletes?
Planning Ahead After a Brain Injury is Related To Better Outcomes
Learn why it's better to "plan" than "avoid" after a brain injury.
BrainSTARS: Adolescent Self-Regulation
Despite their age, adolescents with self-regulation difficulties after brain injury require the amount of supervision and structure typically provided for younger children.
Everything You Wanted to Know About Counseling After Brain Injury But Were Afraid to Ask
Life after a brain injury can be overwhelming for both the survivor and family members. Learn how counseling can help.
If I Look So Good, Why Do I Feel So Bad?
The fact that brain injury is often an invisible injury can be painful. Learn how to react to people's questions and comments.
Recognizing Other People's Facial Expressions Can Be Hard for People with Brain Injury
An inability to perceive others' emotions can make communication and social interactions difficult.
Why Do Some People Develop Psychiatric Disorders After a Brain Injury?
Psychiatric disorders are common and often debilitating after a brain injury. Learn who is more at risk.
Stress Management: How to Reduce, Prevent, and Cope with Stress
Stress affects everyone, but it can be worse for people with a brain injury. Here are some indispensable, general strategies.
Mental Illness and Brain Injury Are Not a Dual Diagnosis
Often, behavioral and emotional symptoms are a result of a TBI and should be treated as such.
Why Is Depression the Number One Symptom After a Brain Injury?
Some 20-60% of people with a TBI experience depression soon after the injury or even years later. Learn why it's so prevalent.
When Depression Is Not Depression After a TBI
Fatigue, problems with sleep or concentration, and lack of energy or interest may be their own symptoms, not depression.
Make Sure to Get Appropriate Help and Treatment After a TBI
Being aware of symptoms post TBI is crucial to getting the appropriate medical treatment.
Learn Why Aggression, Irritability, and Depression Are Common After Brain Injury
Changes in or damage to the brain make emotional and behavioral issues common after a TBI.
Traumatic Brain Injury Among Homeless Persons
Information on improving the ability to identify, assess, diagnose, treat, house, and create aftercare services for homeless people with TBI.
Coping Skills and Self-Esteem Are Important After a TBI
A study looking at the implications of self-esteem and recovery after a TBI.
What Does a Neuropsychologist Do, Exactly?
Neuropsychologists look at the interplay between what a person's brain does and how he acts in his life -- emotionally, physically, socially, and so forth.
Normal Tantrum or Signs of a Brain Injury?
How parents can work with their child's doctor and school in case of an undiagnosed brain injury.
Hallucinations and Delusions After a Brain Injury
Can certain medication, social isolation — or both — cause psychiatric problems for someone with a TBI?
Flat Affect and Brain Injury
A brain injury can sometimes limit a person's ability to express emotions — temporarily or permanently.
Comorbid Emotional and Behavioral Conditions of TBI
The third of a four-part podcast series for healthcare professionals who are NOT specialists in brain injury.
Understanding Everybody's Behavior After Brain Injury: Don't "Don't"
Behavior can be one of brain injury's most perplexing challenges. Learn more.
Why Does My Wife Ask the Same Questions Over and Over?
Learn what perseveration is and how to cope after a brain injury.
Effects of Psychological and Biomechanical Trauma on Brain and Behavior
Learn more about combat-related psychological and biochemical trauma.
The Emotional Consequences of Concussion
Lots of rest, sleep, and reduced stress are crucial for a child recovering from a mild TBI.
Back to School After a Concussion
Addressing cognitive, academic, or behavioral issues in students with TBI early will help with school success.
Why Has My Sister's Personality Changed Since Her Traumatic Brain Injury?
Emotional regulation can be challenging after a brain injury.
Emotional and Behavioral Changes in Children After Brain Injury
Everything affects the outcome after a TBI -- from the severity of the injury to the ongoing support of family, friends, and community.
Risky Behaviors and Brain Injury
Therapeutic intervention can change lives.
Emotional Problems After Traumatic Brain Injury
Emotional changes can be very tricky after a brain injury -- for the injured person and his family.
Working to Improve Emotional Processing After Brain Injury
Treatment may help people with TBI decipher emotional clues.
Seasonal Affective Disorder and Brain Injury
Research is not conclusive, but we do know that the risk of mood disorders increases.
Motivation After a TBI
Behavior can change after a TBI. Learn the causes and how to help.
Interventions For Behavioral Problems After Brain Injury
Success in adapting to changes after injury depends greatly on support from your social network.
Building Relationships and Overcoming Loneliness
A brain injury doesn't mean you have to be alone. Take this self-assessment and learn skills to connect with people.
Coping with Loss and Change
Rate yourself and learn some helpful tips for life after brain injury.
Managing Crises and Stress Effectively
Remember: no one is immune, but these strategies may help.
Managing Intense Feelings
Learn how to use your emotions to your advantage.
Recognizing Others' Emotions After TBI
A difficult skill to teach.
BrainLine Talks with Dr. Jeffrey Kreutzer and Dr. Taryn Stejskal About Teaching and Maintaining Positivity and Hope
Having an optimistic outlook can make all the difference during recovery.
Neuroanatomy of Behavior After Brain Injury
You don't like my behavior? You'll have to discuss that with my brain directly.
Who Me? Self-Esteem for People with Disabilities
How to view yourself in a positive light.
Postponing Gratification
Controlling impulsivity can be difficult for people with TBI.
Emotional and Physical Recovery Are Two Different Things
Helping to heal the whole person.
Dr. Tedd Judd Talks Incorporating Brain Injury and Cultural Background
The more doctors or therapists know about the background and traditions of their patients, the more effective they will be.
Dr. Tedd Judd Talks About Understanding Behavior Changes with TBI
Emotional and behavioral changes in a person after a TBI can be significant.
Caron Gan Talks About Working With Adolescents After Brain Injury
Adolescence is never easy. Hear how this family therapist works with young adults with TBI.
Caron Gan Talks About Spouses After Injury
Hear what this marriage and family therapist has to say.
Behavior and Personality Changes After TBI
Why is my loved one's behavior and personality suddenly different?
Educating Families About Behavioral Changes
TBI affects the whole family. Hear advice from a family therapist.
Socializing Safely After TBI
Helping an adult child move toward independence comes with risks.
The Nuances of Self-Awareness Post-TBI
A person's level of self-awareness after a brain injury can impact rehab.
Anger: Managing Intense Emotions
Why is anger so hard to handle after TBI?
Handling Behavior
What are the most effective ways to deal with challenging behavior in kids?
Ain't Misbehaving
Understanding the meaning behind difficult behavior.
Differences in Expressing Emotion After Brain Injury
BrainLine talks with Dr. Maria Mouratidis about differences in expressing emotion after injury.
Understanding Behavior
Learn how the A-B-C Chart for challenging behavior can help you.
Reducing Restraint and Seclusion of Individuals with TBI
Learn about the issues and behavioral challenges of individuals with TBI and the concerns about using seclusion and restraint on these individuals.
Positive Effects on Mood After Exercise
Learn how physical activity affects mood for people with TBI.
Brain Injury, Social Skills, and the Holidays
Carolyn Rocchio offers advice to prepare someone with a TBI for holiday party interactions with family and friends.
Brain Injury, Behavioral Challenges, and the Holidays
Worried about your loved one's behavior during the holidays?
Making Connections After Brain Injury: A Guide for Social Peer Mentors
A resource for social peer mentors.
Social Communication and TBI
Do you have a hard time communicating with your friends, family, or co-workers?
Breaking the Silence: Violence as a Cause and a Consequence of Traumatic Brain Injury
Ever wonder about the overlap between TBI and violence?
TBI Consumer Report: Peer Mentoring
Feel like nobody understands what you're going through?
Impaired Cognition: Frequently Asked Questions
Learn more about cognition and what happens when it is impaired after a TBI.
Brain Injury: Why Does My Loved One Act Out?
Learn more about the emotional and behavioral changes after a brain injury.
TBI Consumer Report: Coping with Post-TBI Emotional Distress
Learn why depression and anxiety are common after TBI.
How to Clean Up Stinking Thinking and Cope Better
Turn your negative thoughts into hopeful ones.
Behavioral Considerations Associated with Traumatic Brain Injury
Children with TBI need tailored care in the classroom.
Memory Matters: How and Where Can I Meet New Friends or People to Date?
Having a hard time making friends? You are not alone. Try these strategies.
Understanding Your Emotions
It's common — and understandable — to feel overwhelmed after a TBI.
TBI Research Review: Post-TBI Depression
Learn more about how depression and brain injury are connected.
Management of Behavioral Problems During Acute Rehabilitation of Individuals with TBI
Behaviorial issues can be significant challenges to rehab staff.
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LEADORE, Idaho - The South Lemhi School district has canceled classes Thursday in two schools. Leadore and Tendoy schools will close due to a power outage.
The district had previously announced a two-hour delay in the start of classes, but learned repairs would take longer than that to complete.


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Panaji, Feb 24 (PTI) Arsenal Tata Tea ''Jaago Re'' Soccerstars, the national tournament from Tata Tea in associationwith Arsenal FC, UK, is conducting its fourth edition with thezonal round to be held at Don Bosco High School here fromtomorrow.
The scouting process in Goa is likely to see more than 32teams from various schools across the city competing for thenational finals.
The two-day tournament, which will be a mix of league andknockout matches, will start from 9.00 am and continue till5:00 pm on February 25 and 9:00 am to 3:30 pm on February 26.
The winning team will go on to compete in the nationalfinals with 14 other finalist from different locations acrossthe county.
Simultaneously, Jamshid Nassiri, the tournament headscout will keenly observe the tournament with an objective toidentify promising kids with exceptional talent in the game.
About 30 such kids from 15 venues will be selected to betrained by Arsenal Coaches both in India and in London. 16 ofthese kids will be selected and taken to UK to participate inthe Arsenal International Soccer Festival.


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The tension can be sensed at the usually bustling central market, where most of the gold, jewellery and watch stalls are closed. Only a sprinkling of shoppers can be seen, stocking up on rice and canned food. They fear the market will close if there are attacks on the capital during the six days of voting in the United Nations-supervised elections, starting on Sunday.
Nov Wan, 61, a mother of eight, has stocked up on rice and is prepared to board up her house and stay inside. 'I won't go anywhere except to vote,' she said. Her neighbour, Preap Rors, added: 'I am worried about the situation, but I must vote because I want a new government.'
Sa Vet, 40, who owns a tiny food stall at the market, said he sold more than 2,000 cans of sardines this week. He usually sells fewer than 100. The market's moneychangers are almost out of high-denomination banknotes. They say people have been frantically buying 500-riel (6.5p) notes, the largest available, because they will be easier to carry if they have to flee their homes.
All Cambodia's factions signed the UN-sponsored peace plan in 1991 but the Khmer Rouge is boycotting the poll and has been blamed for attacks that have killed and wounded dozens of UN personnel in the past two months. It is widely feared that the group will attack polling sites. The head of the UN peace- keeping force, Lieutenant-General John Sanderson, yesterday authorised other Cambodian factions to launch attacks to protect polling stations.
A number of university students and other people with families outside the capital have left for the provinces. Those with more money, mostly Cambodian-American entrepreneurs and political candidates, have sent their families abroad in the past few days. Flights out of the country are fully booked.
Many of those staying are buying guns and ammunition. Gun-sellers in Phnom Penh's covert arms bazaar say that in recent weeks a number of wealthy businessmen and factory owners have bought AK-47 automatic rifles, costing about pounds 45, to defend themselves. Bullets were selling fast at pounds 13 for a case of 700. One dealer said even UN officials had been buying weapons.
UN military personnel have been ordered off the streets by 10pm. Those in Phnom Penh, who have been unarmed throughout the 14-month operation, have been told to carry weapons on duty, and the families of UN staff were ordered last week to leave Cambodia until after the election.
Yesterday Prince Norodom Sihanouk, regarded by many as the sole hope for healing Cambodia's deep wounds, announced that he would return from Peking tomorrow. Earlier he had said he could not come back to Cambodia because of poor health. 'I had to retain distance from the entire electoral campaign to underscore clearly that I am not linked to any political party,' a statement from Prince Sihanouk said. He added that neither he, his wife nor his staff would cast their votes.
Fighting between the Khmer Rouge and Phnom Penh government forces was reported yesterday in the provinces of Kompong Thom, Kampot and Siem Reap. Several UN peace-keepers were evacuated from their post in Kompong Thom after suspected Khmer Rouge attackers began shelling a nearby government position.
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She does not speak to me
beyond what is necessary.
She fleets and flitters about,
leaving behind trails of shimmering grins,
starting laughter.
Never have I seen someone so small
so full of life.
Every time I see her,
she seems to be suffering from some injury.
Gravity is her biggest enemy,
for beneath her shoulder blades
rest butterfly wings.
I do not speak to her
beyond what is necessary.
But as I see her limping away
I silently beg her not to give up,
for someday she will soar.
And though there is not much to be said
I'll never forget
the time she hugged me,
wrapped her arms around me,
shared her bubbly sweetness with my soul,
made me feel so whole.
There she goes,
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Some hotels around Santa Clara, California, home of Super Bowl 50, are charging extraordinary rates for the big game. INSIDE EDITION visited some of these hotels to see if they\'re worth the price. A Super 8 motel charging $1,000 for a room during Super Bowl weekend looked pretty clean at first, but it didn\'t take long to uncover some pretty gross stuff. IE found dead bugs on the bathroom floor, gross stains in the bedside tables and a canister of nitrous oxide....


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The rise of cord-cutting — pay-TV customers who switch to Internet-only video and disconnect services — isn't stopping cable, phone and satellite companies from raising rates, even after strong revenue growth in Q4.
Rate hikes and add-on fees, while a sore point for consumers facing higher bills, are music to the ears of investors in cable, satellite and phone companies.
Many cable TV firms have tacked on cable-modem rental fees, boosting broadband service revenue. And many pay-TV companies have added new "broadcast TV" surcharges and regional sports fees they say are necessary because of higher programming costs.
"They still have decent pricing power, though margins have been relatively flat," said Oppenheimer analyst Tim Horan.
Average monthly pay-TV bills for cable, satellite and phone companies rose 4% in 2013 to $88.67, says market tracker SNL Kagan. And average revenue per user (ARPU) for cable broadband providers rose 5.5% to about $45, says Morgan Stanley.
Wireless phone services had been the telecom industry's growth driver for years, but subscriber growth has slowed amid stiffer competition and market saturation. Now, broadband leads.
Wireless industry revenue rose 4.6% in Q4 vs. the year-earlier quarter, says UBS. But Q4 broadband revenue for cable leaders Comcast (CMCSA), Charter Communications (CHTR), Cablevision Systems (CVC) and Time Warner Cable (TWC) rose from 8.7% to 14%.
And total revenue for Comcast, Charter, Cablevision and satellite broadcasters DirecTV Group (DTV) and Dish Network (DISH) rose from 5.5% to 7.2%.
"Broadband continues to be a source of strength for the cable companies," said UBS analyst John Hodulik in a research report on Q4. "High-speed data revenue growth accelerated slightly to around 11% (on average) given price increases and sales of higher-speed services."
One sticking point with regulators for Comcast's pending acquisition of TWC is the companies' broadband share. Comcast added 1.3 million broadband Internet subscribers in 2013, to hit a total of 20.7 million, says Leichtman Research. It says TWC gained 211,000 broadband subscribers, to 11.6 million.
Phone Upgrades Paying Off
Phone companies AT&T (T) and Verizon (VZ), meanwhile, are seeing gains after upgrading their copper networks with fiber-optic technology to offer TV and broadband services. Verizon's FiOS revenue rose 15% in Q4, while AT&T's consumer U-verse revenue jumped 20%.
Rate hikes, equipment fees and surcharges all contribute to ARPU growth.
This year, Verizon has increased monthly FiOS rates by $8 for customers who are in a contract and don't have price guarantees. Analysts, though, say about 80% of Verizon FiOS customers have such guarantees under TV/Internet/phone packages.
The company has stepped up marketing of its triple-play bundle, with 50 megabit-per-second Internet service, for $89.99 monthly.
AT&T has upped monthly bills for U-verse TV customers by $3, and hiked fees $5 for broadband-only customers. It also increases its monthly broadcast TV surcharge by $1 to $3.
Time Warner Cable in February added a $2.25 monthly broadcast TV fee.
Comcast added a $1.50 broadcast TV fee in January and raised 2014 monthly bills by 2% on average. Like TWC, Comcast has profited from new cable-modem rental fees.
DirecTV has increased its monthly rates by 3.7%, or $2 to $3 on average. Dish has announced a $5 increase to its basic TV package.
Amid the industry's apparent pricing power, consumers continue to shift to online video. Industry subscriber losses due to cord-cutting are forecast to continue, as Netflix (NFLX), Amazon (AMZN), Google (GOOG) and others add more original content to their offerings.
Morgan Stanley, in a March 13 report, said 19% of existing pay-TV subscribers it polled are interested in canceling service and using online video, up from 15% in 2011.
In Q4, 85.6% of U.S. households subscribed to monthly pay-TV service, down from an all-time high of 87.8% in 2010, estimates research firm MoffettNathanson.
The total number of U.S. pay-TV subscribers fell 251,000 in 2013, to about 100 million, SNL Kagan said Wednesday.
Earlier, UBS had pegged a lower number, saying cable TV system operators lost 1.75 million video subscribers in 2013, with almost half of those at Time Warner Cable. Satellite broadcasters DirecTV and Dish added 170,000 subscribers, down from 288,000 in 2012. AT&T and Verizon combined added 1.46 million new subscribers, up from 1.3 million. That adds up to 130,000 net subscriber loss for the three platforms in 2013.
The phone companies now hold nearly 10% of the pay-TV market, though they've lost broadband share to cable.


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I was wondering, i have the template of the backplate but where are the point that i need to bend to give it, its shape? I use the seach engine but got nothing.
I just used the ref pics and kind of winged it from there for my armor. You should be able to do the same thing with the backplate.
I cut mine out then bent in the sides at the bottom at a hard angle on each side where it goes around your upper torso. then I reheated it and got my wife to bend it around my shoulders by placing it on my back while I had a sweater on, so it would mold exactly to my form.
Used a hair dryer to heat and bend it, go outside cause the fumes are pretty bad, also it takes awhile untill it becomes flexible, dont want it to turn to mush though just enough to bend it and thats it, then sit in a chair untill it hardens up.
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Beschreibung'John Rawls: Towards a Just World Order' is a concise and detailed analysis of one of the foremost political philosophers of our time that demonstrates the importance of Rawls's work for contemporary debates regarding international relations, world politics and human rights.
PortraitPatrick Hayden is Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Director of Peace and Justice Studies at New England College. He has written on a wide range of topics in philosophy and political philosophy, is the author of Multiplicity and Becoming: The Pluralist Empiricism of Gilles Deleuze (1998) and the editor of Philosophical Perspectives on Law and Politics (1999) and The Philosophy of Human Rights.
Pressestimmen' ... clear and thorough in reviewing the development of Rawls's thinking ... International Relations specialists should read this book as a vigorous defence of cosmopolitanism.' (Canadian Journal of Political Science Vol. 36 No. 3). ' ... It makes a significant contribution to debates concerning universal human rights and will be very useful to those with an interest in either international justice or Rawl's views.' (Choice) ' ...an important critique of Rawls's statism... ' (Cambridge Review of International Affairs)
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The Challenger Disaster : Season 1
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- Series Premiere Date: Nov 16, 2013
- Summary: Nobel Prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman (John Hurt) investigates the reasons behind the explosion of the Challenger shuttle in 1986 as he faces issues with his health and the NASA supporters on the Presidential commission to uncover the truth.
- Genre(s): Drama, Movie/Mini-Series, Science, Educational
- Season 1 premiere date: Nov 16, 2013
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While the narrow view of the tragedy means a limit to the movie's broader appeal, it's intensely refreshing to see a story like this told without any need to soften or commercialize its ideas.
It's both a learning experience and an emotional reminder of what can go wrong in that gray area separating man and machine.
The movie approaches the story with enough time having passed to feel fresh, emerging as a small but engaging international production--one that feels pretty timeless in its look at cover-your-ass bureaucracy--helped by first-class casting that in addition to Hurt includes Bruce Greenwood and Brian Dennehy.
The film is both dramatically viable and instructive. Yes, we learn about science, but perhaps more important, we also learn about standing your ground no matter what challenges you face.
It plays more like a science thriller than a biopic, with Feynman receiving clues scribbled on pieces of paper by NASA engineers.
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East Providence spikes Prout, reaches girls' volleyball state title tilt
KINGSTON — The East Providence High School girls' volleyball team avenged a pair of losses to Prout during the regular season, defeating the Crusaders by a 3-1 score Wednesday night, Nov. 7, in the Division I State Tournament semifinals played at University of Rhode Island's Keaney Gymnasium.
The Townies, seeded second from the I-North ranks, won by the scores of 23-25, 25-22, 25-16, 25-22. They move on to face I-North second seed Coventry for the title Saturday afternoon, Nov. 10, at 5 o'clock back at Keaney. The reigning champion Knotty Oakers needed five games to defeat I-North top seed Mount St. Charles in the first semi match Wednesday.
East Providence was swept by Prout, seeded first in the state tourney from I-South, in the regular-season league meeting of the teams in Wakefield back in September. The two sides also met up in the mid-season Koch Eye Tournament where the Crusaders once again topped the locals.
Wednesday, in his notes on the match, EPHS head coach Alex Butler noted the contest "wasn't pretty" and that "the volleyball was actually pretty ugly, but the Townies came out on top and that's all that matters." According to Butler, both teams had numerous serving and hitting errors and neither could find a consistent rhythm.
E.P. seniors Lindsee Allienello and Nicole Strik picked the best time to have season highs in kills with 9 and 8, respectively. Libero Lucianna Medici was steady in the back row and pass consistently. Setter Izzy Newton had 28 assists.
The Townies found success against Coventry already this fall. East Providence stopped the Oakers' long winning streak, handing them their first loss of the 2012 season by a 3-1 count in city on Oct. 3.
Coach Butler urged the local faithful to "forget about the live stream coverage and get down to URI to support your Townies!"


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He also profiles a couple of anonymous comments from the Boston.com website and describes some of the arguments for and against allowing anonymous comments on news websites.
In the "pro" column: Freewheeling discussion of news events is good entertainment and can provide good information. It also can provide clicks for websites.
In the "against" column: the "trolls" ruin the party for everyone.
And when the writer says trolls, he isn't picking on all of the frequent posters. He asked several to comment for his story and came to the following conclusion:
"Those willing to talk included people on the left and the right, males and females, people passionate about sports and people passionate about politics and people passionate about passion (the Love Letters crowd). Somewhat surprisingly, many had no problem with my using their real names in the article, though a few offered some understandable reasons why they didn't want to be identified.
"But here are the people I didn't hear back from: the screamers, troublemakers, and trolls (Internet slang for people behind inflammatory posts). Not a single one. The loudest, most aggressive voices grew mum when asked to explain themselves, to engage in an actual discussion. The trolls appear to prize their anonymity more than anyone else."
He also argued that general-interest news sites don't have either the carrot or the stick for encouraging responsible posting. "The carrot is the cohesion of a group you don't want to disappoint.... The stick is the shame associated with having your real name publicly attached to embarrassing behavior. Without these two levers, the social contract breaks down."
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Selena Gomez Went to Rehab...Blames Justin!
WHOA! If you thought Zac Efron's rehab stint was shocking, this will take the cake!
TMZ is reporting that Selena Gomez spent two weeks in rehab in AZ last month!
Sources say Selena went to The Meadows in Arizona for 2 weeks of treatment for a combination of problems, including alcohol, pot and prescription Ambien.
They also told TMZ that her decision was based on "that crazy boy." Selena blames a lot of her problems on the excesses she was exposed to by being around Bieber and his buddies.
The 2-week program at The Meadows is called DAWN ... specifically designed for people between 18 and 26. DAWN specializes in substance dependence, trauma, family dynamics, mental health and relapse prevention.
Let's hope she gets the help she needs. Maybe this is why she's been spending so much time w/ Demi!
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 25, 2011, New Braunfels, Texas ► MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Texas will keep Feliz closing instead of starting this season SURPRISE, Ariz. (AP) — Nef-tali Feliz will keep closing games instead of starting them for the AL champion Texas Rangers. As for the Texas rotation, what seemed set Thursday morning was in flux within hours. Feliz, who set a major league rookie record with 40 saves last season, had been stretched out this spring in case the Rangers decided to use the hard-throwing righty as a starter. Instead, he will remain in his familiar role. "Right now, for our organization, he's better in the bullpen," Washington said. "We haven't closed the door on him being a starter. It's just not now. We wanted to make sure that we continue to be strong in every area. With Feliz being at the closing end, we're certainly strong." Feliz took over the closer's role during last year and went 40-for-43 on save tries, going 4-3 with a 2.73 ERA. Texas opened spring training knowing left-han-der C.J. Wilson and Colby Lewis would be its top two starters after Cliff Lee's departure. The rest of the rotation announced Thursday included Tommy Hunter and left-handers Matt Harrison and Derek Holland. At least that was the plan until Hunter strained his right groin in the Rangers 15-13 vic tory over Cincinnati on Thursday afternoon. It marked the third straight year Hunter has been hurt at the end of camp. In 2009 he sustained a groin injury and didn't arrive in the majors until May. Last year, an oblique strain put him on the disabled list. "I think I'll be all right," said Hunter, who has a 10.97 ERA in his three spring starts. "T hree days... I had three days to go. It's all right. We'll get back together and go throw." Michael Kirkman, who was optioned to Triple-A Round Rock earlier in the day, could replace Hunter if the right-hander isn't ready for his first start. 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Pictured from left: Dallas Gomez, Peyton Driggers, coach Kevin Cook, Jackson Reid, Dru Wellborn, Bradley Cook, Dylan Schriewer, Hayden Holcombe and Jacob Gonzales. Let's conserve our liquid assets. LAURA McKENZlE/Herald-Zeitung Canyon's Zach Williams (16) tied the game at 2-2 with a second-half goal against Boerne on Thursday. CONTINUED FROM Page 6 going to win it," Nichols said. "We were anxious in the first round but we will be fine now." The Lady Rangers will get the chance to continue toward that goal as they face the winner of the Medina Valley/San Antonio Burbank game during next week's area playoffs. BOYS SOCCER FREDERICKSBURG 5, SMITHSON VALLEY 1: Colton Harrison scored a late goal in a 5-1 loss to Fredericksburg in the Class 4A bidistrict playoffs Thursday night at Dub Farris Stadium in San Antonio. "Colton played great for us and Jorge [Perez] did really well," Smithson Valley coach Jonathan Jarrett said. "It's a disappointing outcome." Smithson Valley (11-10-3) had opportunities throughout the game but was unable to find the back of the net until the game's outcome was already decided. After the Rangers were awarded a comer kick, Cody Hollingshead received the ball and moved it back to Harrison, who's shot hit the back of the net. The Billies held a commanding 3-0 lead at halftime, and used their defense to stifle the Rangers offense. The opening round loss is tough for the Rangers to deal with, but the future does look good for this young team. "We're a young group," Jarrett said. "Hopefully we can build on this and improve." Dry weather and heavy use is causing the aquifer level to drop significantly. Since the high water events of last year, this area has received very little rain. That, coupled with a sharp rise in use of water, has resulted in a significant drop in the Edwards Aquifer level.New Braunfels residents could be facing Stage 1 watering restrictions before the end of March.Since irrigation and other outdoor use makes up about 50% of residential water use, we're asking you, our customers, to please conserve water and remember that: • most lawns only require watering every 5-7 days If watered to a depth of one inch, and• sprinklers are prohibited year-round in New Braunfels between 10am and 8pm. More information is available at the NBU Main Office or www.nbutexas.com.NBU Here is what matters. ;
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