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Chapter FiveMature
I didn't realize how exhausted I was; I don't wake up until Anamaria tears my curtains open, letting in a piercing shaft of morning sunlight. I groan and bury my face in my hammock. She must have come in to check on me in the night because I'm tucked into a heavy knit afghan. My entire body feels heavy with the iron weight of a hard, dreamless sleep.
"Buenos días, sweet pea," she says, eliciting another groan.
"Ay, hija de puta, there's nothing bueno about it," I mumble.
"You sound like you've got a hangover," she says in the kind of cheery tone that makes me want to do incredibly illegal things to her.
"A hangover without any alcohol. Fucking great." I roll onto my side to face her. "I've been so busy running around keeping you shitheads in line I haven't had a drop since you picked me up from the caverns two days ago."
"Not even a single sip in two days? ¡Dios mío!" She presses the back of her hand against my forehead with a look of mock horror.
I swat her hand away and sit up, fighting a wave of dizziness. My limbs, particularly my legs, are groggy and somewhat numb from my extended horizontal position. "Tell me, good doctor, do you think I'll live?"
She folds her arms over her chest and nods sagely. "I'm prescribing two quarts of rum, to be administered over a minimum two-day period."
"It doesn't matter anyway. Alcohol's gone along with the food."
I grasp her arm and shake her dramatically. "Say it ain't so, doc!" I cry.
She shakes me off with a bemused grin and heads for the door. "We're making port in less than twenty minutes. Make sure you put some pants on before we get there."
"But that takes away all the fun," I call after her.
"Oh, and don't forget you're braces!"
I bury my face in my hands. "Booooo," I mumble.
Port de la Prospérité is a little village on the southwestern coast of Haiti. I would have completely missed it had we not ended up there by mistake a couple years ago during a particularly violent storm. There's not much to see besides French people and cassava, but as fortune would find, the latter of those things was precisely what we needed. It's become one of our favorite places to restock when we're in a bind.
The porter obviously recognizes our ship, because she lets us dock without a fee. I give her a congenial nod as I pass and she pretends to be studying her clipboard. I snort. The French make it almost too easy.
Prospérité's hub, or what can pass for such, is the marketplace. Just a short ways up from the docks along the shore, stalls arranged in haphazard rows overflow with products—mostly local crops such as maize and fruit, although a few wealthier vendors show off some of their fancy imported stuff as well. A couple of them hawk weird floral tapestries that look like they belong in a white grandma's house. Everything smells kind of fresh, like someone just ran around spraying a bunch of Febreze, and the even the sound of vendors haggling over prices is less offensive to the ears. The whole place just oozes "quaint". Blech.
We immediately spread out across the square, bags and hands prepped. We stand out laughably against the floral-scented, lace-adorned villagers primly plucking fruit off the tables and examining them for bruises. The whole scene is actually pretty hilarious. I think the villagers have been left alone for so long that they forgot how to really deal with violent crime; as it is, they avert their eyes when we steal their food and we don't shoot them. Ah, beautiful symbiosis.
I'm scooping an armful of potatoes into my bag when an enormous kitchen knife lands within a hair's breadth of my arm. My eyes follow the scrawny fist clutching the handle and the pencil arm attached to it, revealing a twig of a girl glaring at me with such hatred it's actually comical. I can't stop myself; I start laughing.
"What's got you laughing so?" she asks in thickly accented English. "I do not know what kind of manners they taught you in ze filthy pig sty in which I am sure you were raised, but here in ze civilized world, we pay for our meals."
I drop my bag, lean back, and cross my arms over my chest, giving her my most intimidating glare. A few of my crew have spotted the altercation and are starting to gather near to watch. The girl yanks the knife out of the table and wields it like a clumsy dagger, returning my stare with solid determination and prompting a dramatic "Oooooh" from the onlookers.
"Santa mierda," I cry, looking around at my crew, "it's like staring down una caniche."
A couple burst into riotous laughter, and my opponent bares her teeth in what she probably assumes is a menacing look. "Return ze potatoes and you might get away with your life," she says.
Mirthful hooting from the crowd. I chuckle as I reply, "That's cute, Wonder bread. But I'm still taking your potatoes."
I bend down to gather my bag and continue filling it. Suddenly, the twig arms are in my face, shoving me hard by the shoulders, enough to make me drop the bag. I watch as my loot spills out and rolls across the dirt.
Immediately, I snatch one of the pencil tip wrists hard enough to snap it and pull her close enough that I can smell the cheese on her breath. "Ay, puta. This was funny at first, but you just cost me some prime tubers."
She begins trembling under my fingers, but she doesn't look away from my eyes. "You do not have ze right," she says firmly.
In that moment, I'm filled with such disgust I don't even want to bother anymore. I let go of her wrist and she drops in a shaking heap at my feet. I can't even bring myself to pity, it's such a revolting sight.
A chubby older woman shoves through the crowd and places herself between me and the girl. "Captain, she is but a child," she pleads. "This is ze first time her papa has allowed her to take care of ze potatoes. She did not know. Please do not hurt her. I will give you—anything!"
I snort. "You people aren't worth the effort of drawing my sword. But while you're offering," I add, "there is some information I need."
"Oui, of course. Whatever you need to know," she replies.
The crowd has mainly dispersed now that the fight is over, but I lower my voice just to be sure. "I need to know how to get to the Rocas del Diablo."
"Les Roches du Diable? Oui, captain, I can tell you," she replies. "Ze legend says that ze rocks were raised out of ze sea quite suddenly. Ze sailor in the story thought for a moment that zey had stumbled upon land! But when he got closer, he realized zat zey were treacherous cliffs."
"Couldn't he have just sailed around them?" I say.
"Ah, no-no. He could not, for ze rocks were so wide he could not see around them. He had no choice but to go right through."
I cross my arms impatiently. "Yeah, I get that part. And then he perished among the cliffs, etcetera etcetera. But how did he get there?"
"Well, how does anyone get to zhe places from which zere is no return?" she replies. "You must get lost."
"So are you actually capable of engaging with strangers without using physical intimidation, or is that just your natural default?"
Angelique perches on the low railing around the edge of the gun deck, kicking her feet against the banister impatiently. I'm at the helm facing her, absently turning in random directions with as little purpose as I can muster.
"Not like it got me anywhere," I say with a snort. "'Get lost'. How the hell am I supposed to get lost out here? The whole goddamn ocean is a tourist trap in and of itself. This is one of the most well-mapped areas in the Northern Hemisphere. We are equipped with some of the most expensive nav gear available. Like, the whole point of sailing is to know where the hell you are. Fucking figures."
She shrugs. "Technology isn't necessarily reliable, you know," she points out. "There's all kinds of ways it could fail."
"Sure, okay, but we use one hundred percent pure global positioning tecnología, hermana. The only way it could mess up is if the satellites caught on fire or something."
"Why don't you just try a compass?"
I snort again. "Yeah, alright. Hey, 2014 just called, they want their navigation technology back."
"Hey, 1990 just called, they want their humor back." She reaches across to slug me on the shoulder. "I'm serious. Remember the Bermuda Triangle?"
"'Fraid I can't say I do, love. Expound."
She lets out an exasperated groan. "People used to get lose in the Bermuda Triangle all the time. Everyone though there was something weird and supernatural going on, but then they figured out that it was because all these magnetized rocks were diverting the ships' compasses." Off my skeptical look, she insists, "Just think about it! Dangerous place where no one has ever made it back alive? Bunch of creepy supernatural rocks?"
I raise a dubious eyebrow. "That's a stretch."
"Oh, no, she's right."
Letting my attention wander briefly from the helm, I turn to see Lucia riding the little pulley elevator on the far side of the deck—a structural adjustment Robin made to allow her better access with her wheelchair—and come over to join us.
"And," she says, reaching into one of her pockets and digging around, "lucky for us, I might just have one of my more retro nav devices handy."
She withdraws from her pocket a small black box, not much larger than her fist. It's carved into a curious octagonal shape and marred with countless scratches and pits. The deep onyx paint is chipped badly, and there appears to be faint gilded markings on one side, though they're too faded to make out. She pops the rusted clasp to reveal a convex circle of glass encasing a compass rose etched delicately into the wood. A thin golden needle trembles in what I hope—or don't hope—is a northerly direction.
"Pretty, isn't she?" Lucia says reverently, holding out the instrument so that we can admire it. "She's over one hundred and thirty years old. Commissioned by some old British guy to present to his naval officer husband for their anniversary. Unfortunately, the officer was killed in combat before he could receive the gift, and the poor fellow was so heartbroken he pawned it. It had been sitting in this old lady's attic for something like forty years before she died and her kids sold all her stuff. That's when the little beauty found her way to me." She smiles fondly and kisses the box's lid.
"Darling, you really ought to come with a mute button," I tell her. Resting my elbow on the back of her chair and leaning in close to her, I tap the glass with one of my fingernails. "Just tell me you can get it to stop working."
She meets my eyes with a condescending gaze. "Kid, I have sailed many seas in my lifetime—"
"Don't call me a kid. You're six years older than me."
"Captain. I have sailed many seas in my lifetime, including this one. I have learned how to read every kind of constellation there is and even a few whose existences are discussed only in hushed tones by eldritch scholars in the farthest reaches of another universe. I have guided ships through the dens of monsters and the halls of kings, through the isles of—"
"Snore." I give her a dismissive wave, straighten up, and cross to the railing along the edge of the deck. Fixing her with my most businesslike, captain-y glare, I cross my arms impatiently. "I didn't ask for a whole exposition about yer life. Just help me get this ship and everybody on it as lost as possible."
She smiles coolly. "Will do, Captain. May I please see your sword?"
Confused, I remove it from the scabbard and hand it to her. She gives me a nod of thanks, then rears back and begins to whack at the helm with violent might. For a few moments, I'm too shocked to do anything but stare open mouthed; then sense returns and I launch myself at her from behind, wrapping my arms up and around her own so that she can't break away without snapping both of them.
"You moron," she seethes between clenched teeth, "I'm trying to help you."
"By taking apart my ship?" I cry, struggling to restrain her. She has remarkable upper body strength.
"Well, now, you can't very well get lost if you still have a helm," she shoots back.
"That helm was hand carved from a two thousand year old cherry tree growing in the front yard of the childhood home of Ponce de León himself!"
"Oh, shove it, Liston. We were both there when you bought it from a merchant in Venezuela because you got drunk and accidentally fired a cannonball at the original."
Shit, I forgot she knew about that one. "Well, my story sounds better," I reply.
I suddenly feel a pair of hands tightly clasped upon my shoulders. Angelique yanks me off of the navigator and retrieves my sword. "She's right," she says to me. She raises her eyebrows as if daring me to argue.
"What are we going to do once we get to the cliffs, hmm?" I say. "Are you just going to let us ram into the rocks and perish?"
Angelique suddenly looks uncertain. "The captain raises a valid point," she agrees.
Lucia shrugs. "You'll find a way, I'm sure," she replied mysteriously.
Angelique looks at me, grimaces empathetically, then delivers a few solid swipes of her own to the helm, splintering the base and rendering it effectively useless. She returns the sword to me, studiously averting her eyes from my own. I blow the slivers of wood off the blade and tuck it back in the scabbard with a sulky air.
Lucia goes to the starboard side of the deck and gazes around. "There isn't much else to do now but wait, I suppose," she says absently. She picks up the compass, which she had dropped into her lap during our tussle, and tosses it over the edge.
My mouth actually drops open. Glancing at Angelique, I can see that she's equally disturbed. "You're fucking kidding me, right?" I say hollowly. "Did—didn't we just go through this whole thing? Angelique, you remember that too, right? I'm not imagining anything here? 'Cause I'm pretty sure we just had, like, a massive argument about how we're supposed to follow the compass pointing in the wrong direction due to magnetic interruptions from some screwy metal ores in the rocks?"
"First of all, you're assuming that there are significant metal deposits in the Rocas del Diablo to steer the compass needle astray, which is illogical in so many scientific and geographic ways. Second, even if that compass did somehow point in the right direction, it would be helping you correctly find the way there, which as we all know is really the incorrect way, because in order to locate the cliffs you need to be completely lost, and if you are following a compass that is on a known correct path, then you are not lost and it is in fact not the correct way to get there."
I give Angelique a pleading look. "But, Lucia," she offers, "what about your compass? You just told us that awfully sad story. Doesn't it have a little bit of sentimental value, at the very least?"
She shrugs. "Eh. He wasn't my husband." She pats the translator on the hand genially. "There will be other compasses."
Angelique looks back up at me with a grimace. I sigh and gaze out across the flat blue-gray expanse of ocean stretching away from us on all sides. I want to believe that the French lady in the market was being serious and that Lucia hasn't completely doomed us, but the gnawing sensation in my gut tells me that we are deeply, incredibly fucked.
I lie flat on my back in the middle of the main deck and stare straight up at the sky. I have no idea how long I've been lying here. Long enough, evidently, for inky storm clouds to slither across the previously brilliant, crystalline sky and the temperature drop enough to raise gooseflesh along my legs and arms. Despite the apparently approaching storm, the wind has gradually stilled until it is almost nonexistent, and the sails hang pitifully without a breeze to fill them. The majority of the crew hangs around the main deck in just as mopey a state. Even the normally over-cheery Manuela, who still hasn't spoken to me since my admonishing her yesterday, lounges at the base of the fo'c'sle with the rest of the mates, watching them play some kind of card game. The only one who doesn't seem affected by our relatively hopeless situation is Lucia, who hasn't moved from her position on the gun deck.
We've been floating suspended in this state for so long that I'm beginning to contemplate potential methods of food rationing should that become necessary. I'm so heavily immersed in my thoughts that when the first cries of "Land ahoy!" arise, I think they're coming from a dream.
Then Jimena is at my side, shaking my shoulder to rouse me. "Land, captain! I spotted 'er!" they exclaim. They then rush to the bow of the ship, where the remainder of the crew have gathered to cheer our fortune.
"That's not possible. Is it?" Angelique appears beside me, scrutinizing the horizon skeptically. I clamber to my feet, slightly groggy from having been on my back for so long, and follow her gaze. In the distance, growing remarkably closer despite our sluggish progress, is a thin gray smear of land stretching so far along the horizon I can't make out where it ends.
"We've had such slow going, we can't possibly be close to any kind of land," I reply. Balancing easily on the railing at the edge of the deck, I hoist myself up into one of the shrouds and scale the tangle of rigging to the top of the foremast. Jimena's spyglass is lying in its usual spot on the floor of the crow's nest. I open it and bring it to my eye to better examine the distant land mass.
"Shit," I say aloud.
"How's it lookin'?"
Angelique's voice startles me so much I almost smack her with the spyglass. She evidently followed me, as she's clinging to the shroud with a conspiratorial grin. I wave her back down; I find it's best to deliver bad news when we're not hovering precariously several dozen feet above solid ground.
She follows close behind me as I shove my way through the gathered crew members pointing excitedly at the rapidly approaching horizon. "What's wrong? What did you see up there?" she presses.
I pause at the tip of the bow and hand her the spyglass. "That's not land," I say gravely. "We found it. We've reached the Rocas del Diablo."
Within minutes of spotting them on the distant horizon, we've arrived at the base of the cliffs. They easily reach several hundred feet into the air and seem to get abnormally taller the closer we get to them. Also notably unusual is their shape—rather than a single cliff face stretching round the whole, it's like several sheets of rock sprung straight up out of the water in an elaborate, twisting maze. Even the rock itself appears to defy logical physics, ribbed with strangely smooth, weather-beaten ridges and stretching into logic-defying proportions.
The air itself seems to grow heavy and dim as we float between two spindly columns of stone. Without a helm, we float steadily along the canal, at the mercy of the current. After a minute, even though I'm almost positive we've been traveling in a straight line, I turn around and the entrance to the cliffs has disappeared.
Although I can clearly see the midmorning sky above, it is so heavily veiled behind a layer of slate-colored storm clouds that it appears dark as evening. A few crew members disperse to begin the nighttime ritual of lighting the gas lamps strung about the deck. The atmosphere is clammy and damp, the kind of frigid humidity that soaks you through to your bones and stiffens the limbs with chill. Even though we're moving at a firm pace along the stone passage, not even the smallest breeze stirs the air. I'm vaguely reminded of the somber aura lingering about a cemetery.
As we head deeper into the labyrinth, the cliffs become ever more distorted. The stone which I previously perceived to be smooth, even gray begins to take on new colors and textures; the walls seem to almost glisten in the glow of our lamps, as if covered in some kind of moist, viscous substance. What looked at first like an expanse of stone polished to even smoothness by years of weather now appears more craggy and porous, almost sponge-like, and mottled with flecks of purple and black.
Not long after these revelations, tiny circles of pulsing yellow light appear out of the darkness. Whether they're fireflies or faeries or something else entirely, I don't have the foggiest. With their appearance comes also the dimming of our lanterns; if I wasn't a logical sailor, I'd almost think they were stealing the light itself and carrying it off.
The world is so dark here that we wouldn't have been able to see even if we'd had a helm with which to steer the vessel, but that's unnecessary; by some work of Providence, the water's current leads us on an even course among the rock passages, not even scraping the side of the hull on the rocks.
I go to the edge of the deck and gaze into the canal. This is not the aquamarine pool of the pristine Caribbean but the brackish sewage of something dark and foul. The water is nearly opaque, grayish green in color, and emits a damp, briny odor. It has an unusual consistency not unlike soupy pudding, and the ship glides across it the way it might across glass. Even though not even a ripple disturbs the murky surface, it is so dim that I cannot see my reflection nor anything beneath the water.
A distant dripping sound, so faint I think at first I must just be imagining it, gradually starts up. Up to now, the only sound has been the almost unnoticeable trickling of the water against the bow, but this sound soon grows far more distinct. It is, most certainly, the sound of water dripping from the eaves of a hollow cavern.
Jimena approaches me meekly and huddles close by my side. "I hear it too," they whisper. Their voice is like a cannon in the near-silence.
Everyone has gathered near the bow by this point, watching with dread and anticipation as the passage unfolds before us. Our lamps cast only a minimal circle of light, casting much of the path ahead in impenetrable shadow. The dripping sound grows louder, the briny odor more pungent, and in a sudden moment I realize that we've drifted into an enormous cave; the blackened sky is no longer visible above us.
My heart begins to race and nausea twists my gut. Angelique has wandered away from me and joined a cluster of crew members huddled beneath one of the lanterns. The little glowing faeries have drifted off by now, taking much of our light with them. I grab Angelique by the arm and drag her toward the stairs.
"You go first," I instruct her. "All this humidity is making my legs go stiff. I need you to cushion me in case I fall."
She only gives me a grave look as she heads belowdecks. Her silence makes me uneasy. I grab a lantern off the wall for illumination and we head in silence to her cabin, where the boy from earlier is asleep on the top bunk. With all the makeup cleared away, dressed in a loose-fitting but clean shirt and pants, eyes shut and thumb stuffed in his mouth, he actually looks kind of innocent.
I motion Angelique to the improvised desk and place the lantern on top of it. She wordlessly sits down, removes the map from her pants pocket, and spreads it out on the flat study surface.
"Have you figured anything else out about the map? Where we are now? Where we should go next?" I pull up another stool and pore over the notes which she's left out on the desk. The ink is so smudged I can barely make out the words.
"I've been trying, honestly," she says in a hopeless tone. "I know how to translate the words literally, but this is a dead language in every sense of the phrase. There's all these weird spellings and mangled grammar. And none of it makes any goddamn sense because it's all in code."
Her voice cracks on the last sentence, and when I look up at her face, I can see tears welling in her eyes.
"Hey, hey. Shh." I gently brush my hand against the side of her face, prompting her to look directly at me. The intimacy in her gaze makes me a bit squeamish, but I quell my discomfort long enough to move my hand down and start tracing light circles up and down her spine. Her eyes drift closed and her head falls back. Even so, the tears push out through her eyelids, making thin tracks down her umber cheeks that glisten in the glow of the single lantern.
"I'm so scared," she says in a broken whisper. "I'm so used to being the smartest person in the room, you know? I've studied so many languages and traveled to so many places. People always act like—like I'm supposed to just know everything automatically. I've gotten through so much in my life just bullshitting my way through." She pauses to sniffle and swipe her hand across her nose. "But I can't do that here. If I screw up with this, we could be—dead."
As soon as the words are out, she begins to actually sob, wrapping her arms tightly around her chest and shaking violently. Not really sure what to do, I place an awkward arm around her shoulders, prompting her to turn toward me and sob into my chest. With one hand, I return to tracing little circles on her back, while I run the other through her hair from scalp to tip.
After a couple minutes, the sobs recede and she sits up, glancing apologetically at the wet spot on my shirt. She wipes her reddened eyes on her sleeve. "Thanks," she says shakily.
I shrug uncomfortably. I'm purposefully trying not to look into her face, but find myself drawn there anyway. Her amber eyes are just inches from my own, and her lips—shit. Shit, shit. Her lips part in a shy smile, her brilliant alabaster teeth standing out starkly against her tawny skin and reflecting the glow of the lantern. The flame dances in her glassy pupils, charged with an energy and majesty that's incredible to behold.
"I—" My voice is weirdly hoarse, and nerves crawl in every inch of my flesh. My brain is torn between stark terror and simmering curiosity.
The ship gives a sudden lurch, making me topple off of my stool. The room tilts at a sideways angle, sending everything not bolted down sliding across the floor. I leap up and hurry out of the room without a goodbye, relieved to have an excuse to escape.
The main deck is a flurry of chaos. Crew members are shouting—some at each other, some to the heavens, some purely out of fear—and running raggedly about in panic. Some of the younger crew members, Manuela and Jimena among them, are huddled at the base of the mizzenmast, clasping each other's hands and staring starkly ahead.
Another collision nearly sends me to the floor again, but I catch myself. This time, I can hear wood splintering, but above that, the more distinct sound of rushing water.
"Anamaria!" I holler. I shove through the mayhem, searching desperately for my quartermaster. I soon locate her among a group of other senior crew members fussing over something at the base of the gun deck. When I grab her by the shoulder and turn her around, her expression is distant and a bit wild, completely unlike her usually calm, authoritative demeanor.
"What the hell is going on?" I call above the rising din.
"No time," she replies. "Robin found some electric lights in the supply closet. We're trying to string them up around the ship."
With that, she returns to her work, grabbing a length of black cord attached to a generator—since when do we have one of those?—and sprinting across the deck with it. Her coworkers do the same, creating a very potentially fatal tripping, not to mention electrocution, hazard as they work to bring proper light to our course.
"Captain!" Robin, spotting me, gestures proudly to the mess of wires and switches she's assembled. I have no idea what I'm looking at, but I give her an encouraging nod anyway.
"You think it'll work?" I ask.
"Bet yer bottom," she replies with a wink. She turns to the crew members spread out along the main deck. "Who's ready to light this fucker?" she booms.
They each return a thumbs-up. With a dramatic flourish, Robin bends over the generator and messes with something on the side. Suddenly, harsh white light floods the ship, so bright that everything turns into a mess of blurry shapes while my eyes struggle to adjust.
"Well, fuck," I say in my most impressed tone. Robin places her hands on her hips and gives me a self-satisfied grin in response.
Now that we have some decent light, I can get a proper understanding of the ship's orientation. I climb to the top of the gun deck and look around. We're moving faster than I realized; the water is actually rushing past on either side of the ship. I can make out several clunky shapes rising out of the water both behind and in front of us; from what I can tell, the ship collided with a couple of these obstructions and got turned around, so that now the bow is facing back the way we just came. Even though there's still no distinct breeze and the sails are furled up tight, the ship seems to be traveling into the cavern with ever increasing speed.
Anamaria returns to my side, looking a bit more collected. "Any idea what's happening?" she asks, raising her voice to be heard above the shouting crew and steady rhythm of rushing water.
Wait. Rushing water?
I hold up a hand for silence and close my eyes, listening hard. Beneath the panicked voices of my crew members, there is a somewhat distant but very clear thrumming sound echoing off the cavern walls. It's not the sound of the water thrashing about the hull; it's something much larger and deeper.
And then, in a sudden and horrible moment of clarity, I know what's waiting for us in the cave.
"Oy! Listen the fuck up, you slimy sluggards!" I holler. "Tie down every item that isn't bolted into the floor. That means furniture, plates, lamps—especially anything flammable. I want every inch of this vessel tighter than a Mormon's asshole, you hear me?"
Most of the crew gather themselves and sprint about the ship, searching for loose items. I go to the sniveling bundle huddled about the mizzenmast and yank each of them to their feet. "You lily-livered dogs, get moving! Your action means our survival," I snarl.
Anamaria grasps me gently by the wrist. "Ingrid," she says, her face unreadable, "what in hell is going on here?"
I glance over at the stern, then back to her with a grim expression. "Prepare to go down. We're headed for a waterfall."


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Barrett Associates of New York has introduced the Barrett Growth Fund, a no-load, long-term capital appreciation fund designed to benefit from long-term capital gains tax rates and low overhead.
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Centrally located in Kampala, Dolphin Suites is convenient to Kibuli Mosque and The Acacia Mall. This hotel is within close proximity of British High Commission and Uganda Museum.
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Adrian Toomes, the original Vulture, had survived his brush with death and has escaped from prison. Taking on a spare Vulture costume, the original Vulture vows to get revenge on Blackie Drago. Meanwhile, Spider-Man seriously injures his arm while web-slinging on a rainy day. The Vulture then breaks into a nearby museum and steals back the Vulture costume once worn by Drago.
The next day while Peter attends classes as usual and attempts to patch things up with Gwen, the Vulture drops in on the prison where Blackie Drago has been incarcerated. There he fights off inmates and guards alike and demands that Drago put on the spare costume, so that they may duel and learn which is the more superior fighter -- and therefore worthy of the title of the Vulture.
While Peter makes a meeting with George Stacy, and Norman Osborn continues to struggle with reemerging memories of being the Green Goblin, the two Vultures fight high over the city. Peter learns about it while stopping by the Bugle and Jameson takes him up to the roof to take pictures of the fight.
When a little boy is endangered in the battle, Peter abandons Jameson so he can slip away and change into Spider-Man and rescue the child. As Toomes knocks out Drago, Spider-Man saves the little boy. All this is watched by a furious Jameson who has no photographer to document this whole spectacle. With the boy taken to safety, and Drago taken into police custody (who swears he will never put on the wings again), Spider-Man (who has seriously strained his already injured arm) is the only one capable of trying to stop Toomes, who is rushing towards the wall-crawler, bent on a fight to the finish.
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- references: Amazing Spider-Man #60, Amazing Spider-Man #39, Amazing Spider-Man #40, and Amazing Spider-Man #49
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text: Latin American Law Civil Codes Chile Last updated 02 Nov 11 Today's topics • Meaning of civil code • Origin of civil codes in Latin America • Chilean civil code – History, sources (Andres Bello) – Structure: compilation vs. codification – Content: persons, property, successions, contracts Louisiana (1804) Oaxaca (1827) French "code civil" (1804) Haiti (1825) Portuguese Civil Code (1867) Spanish Civil Code (1889) Bolivia (1831) Chile (1852) Andres Bello (1791-1865) Argentina (1869) Brazil draft (1856) Chile's civil code (1857) • Structure • Sources • Innovations Southern Patagonia Santiago, Chile Message to Congress (1855) Muchos de los pueblos modernos más civilizados han sentido la necesidad de codificar sus leyes. Se puede decir que ésta es una necesidad periódica de las sociedades. Por completo y perfecto que se suponga un cuerpo de legislación, la mudanza de costumbres, el progreso mismo de la civilización, las vicisitudes políticas, la inmigración de ideas nuevas, precursora de nuevas instituciones, los descubrimientos científicos y sus aplicaciones a las artes y a la vida práctica, los abusos que introduce la mala fe, fecunda en arbitrios para eludir las precauciones legales, provocan sin cesar providencias, que se acumulan a las anteriores, interpretándolas, adicionándolas, modificándolas, derogándolas, hasta que por fin se hace necesario refundir esta masa confusa de elementos diversos, incoherentes y contradictorios, dándoles consistencia y armonía y poniéndoles en relación con las formas vivientes del orden social. Andres Bello Compare translation at CB 418 Bello "helped to institute respect for the law, giving the country that political stability without which all other action is enfeebled or comes to an end." Andres Bello "humanist" "scientist" "scavenger" Sam Wellborn Chilean Civil Code French Civil Code German Civil Code Siete Partidas Preliminary Title Preliminary Title I. General Part I. Sources of Law I. People I. Persons II. Obligations II. Public Law II. Property II. Property III. Property III. Civil Procedure and property rights III. Succession III. Ways one acquires property IV. Family Law IV. Family law V. Succession V. Private law IV. Contracts Final Title VI. Inheritance, guardianship, minors VII. Criminal Law Chile Civil Code (persons, property, succession, obligations) Chile – on persons (arts. 1-564) Identify which rules appear in Chile Civil Code (1857) __ 1. Persons missing for a long time are presumed dead or to have severed their ties with family __ 2. Mutually accepted marital promises do not produce legal obligations, but only ones of honor and conscience. __ 3. Even though the Church may recognize a marriage, the civil law does not unless validated by a notary. __ 4. A husband does not have a right to wife's dowry/paraphernalia; though Chilean women gain right to vote only in 1949. __ 5. Illegitimate children can be legitimated by the consent of the father, through sworn affidavit (but not the mother). __ 6. The age of majority is fixed at 21; before this age, minors cannot enter into binding contractual obligations. 1-Y / 2-Y / 3-N / 4-Y / 5-Y / 6-N "How could merely carnal, dubious, and random intercourse which can in no way guarantee the faithfulness of the degraded woman, establish legitimacy without the corroboration of the father?" Where do illegitimate children stand today? Taryn Kadar Women in Chile • 1880s: University of Chile graduated first female lawyers and physicians • 1930s: women significant among lawyers, physicians and dentists. • 1932: the University of Chile had 124 women (17% of total enrollment) enrolled in law, 96 (9.5%) in medicine, and 108 (38%) in dentistry. • 2007 survey: 64% prof women (science/technology) say being a woman is "negative influence" on career (respondents 57% PhD, 28% Master's, 10% grad studies) • 2004: divorce was legalized, though with lengthy waiting periods and no provision for joint custody of children. • Domestic violence – 1986: infraction under the Civil Code – 2001 study: half of all Chilean women have been abused by their partners – 2006: DV fully criminalized. • 2006: judges can issue protective orders and police can arrest men suspected of threatening or abusing their partners Chile – on property (arts. 565-950) Identify which rules appear in Chile Civil Code (1857) __ 1. Mortgages must be notarized and filed in the land registry, or they do not have legal effect under any circumstances. __ 2. Leases, which are treated as conveyances of real property, must be notarized and registered in the land registry. __ 3. A contract to sell real estate cannot transfer ownership, but it creates rights between the parties. __ 4. Property rights may be acquired by prescription (adverse possession) only by regular possession. __ 5. Easements need not be registered, since these are viewed as minor encumbrances, the same as the French Civil Code. __ 6. The number of successive usufructs or testamentary trusts is limited to one, for the purpose of conserving "industry." 1-N / 2-N / 3-Y / 4-Y / 5-N / 6-Y "Among the shortcomings, [one author] mentions the failure of the Code to anticipate future needs, such as copyright, ownership of correspondence, etc." How has Chilean Code survived? Sam Wellborn Chile – on succession (arts. 951-1436) Identify which rules appear in Chile Civil Code (1857) __ 1. Only legitimate descendants have a right of representation – that is, to take under the laws of intestacy. __ 2. The widow and widower are treated equally – each is entitled to an obligatory distribution of at least 50% of the estate. __ 3. The right to disinherit, recognized in the French Civil Code, exists with respect to spouses and children. __ 4. ¼ Legitime goes to spouse; ¼ Legitime goes to natural children or, if none, spouse; up to ¼ improvements go to children/ grandchildren; Testator may dispose of remainder as sees fit __ 5. Persons have the power to use their property during their lifetime as they see fit – effectively permitting disinheritance. 1-Y / 2-N / 3-N / 4-Y / 5-N Legal socialization "Piaget reported that moral decisions about law and justice are early learned or socialized in . . . systems of home, school, and community." Sam Wellborn Family in Chile • (Extended) family occupies a central role in Chilean life custom, culture and etiquette • Family and business are intertwined - nepotism is seen as a positive concept. Many small firms 100% family run • drastic decline in marriage of 45% with 104,700 marriages in 1990 and 57,500 in 2003. • extramarital births has increased from 15.9% in 1960 to 34.3% in 1990. • women with more education are increasingly choosing to have children outside of marriage • Children born out of wedlock – 30% in late 19th Century – 40% in early 20th Century • Orphans in Chile – Casa de Huérfanos of Santiago largest welfare institution in 1867 – 9% of all children born in Santiago, mostly illegitimate infants – from 1853 to 1924, Casa received over 50,000 children • Orphanages preferred girls over boys – boys turned away or released at age 7-8 – girls "distributed" later as domestics Taryn Kadar Chile – on obligations (arts. 1437-2524) Identify which rules appear in Chile Civil Code (1857) __ 1. The Civil Code abolishes the privilege of minors, who are made responsible for their act and contracts. __ 2. Notarization is required for all contracts whose value exceeds a certain amount. __ 3. The Civil Code imposes a statute of limitations of 30 years on contract and property rights, which must be affirmatively pled. __ 4. The Civil Code bans the subleasing of things, since the lessee is said to acquire no property interest, but a mere contract right. __ 5. Business associations are regulated in the Civil Code; for example, partners are liable for the partnership's debts 1-Y / 2-Y / 3-Y / 4-Y / 5-Y In Chile a contract with a minor may be rescinded, it is not null. This idea is also seen within United States contract law. US law allows some protection for those who contract with minors. Taryn Kadar What we can learn from rules of construction in Bello's code … Comparison – rules of construction CCC Article 1560 – If clearly known, the intention of the contracting parties shall carry more weight than the contract's literal words. CCC Article 1561 – No matter how general, the terms of a contract shall only apply to the contract's specific subject matter CCC Article 1564 – Contractual clauses shall be interpreted jointly, in the sense that best suits the contract as a whole. They may also be interpreted in the light of the clauses of other contracts between the same parties … CCC Article 1566 – … ambiguous clauses shall be interpreted in favor of the debtor. Nevertheless, ambiguous clauses that one of the parties… has included or dictated shall be interpreted against that party…. Restatement (Second) of Contracts §202(3) – Unless a different intention is manifested where language has a generally prevailing meaning, it is interpreted in accordance with that meaning. Restatement (Second) of Contracts §203(c) – In the interpretation of a promise or agreement or a term thereof specific terms and exact terms are given greater weight than general language Restatement (Second) of Contracts §202(2) – A writing is interpreted as a whole, and all writings that are part of the same transaction are interpreted together Restatement (Second) of Contracts §206 - In choosing among the reasonable meanings … that meaning is generally preferred which operates against the party who supplies the words or from whom a writing otherwise proceeds. End Is Chile Civil Code capitalist or socialist … Compare Chile and Norway Article 1924 The lessor has a duty to deliver the leased thing to the lessee, to upkeep the thing to that it may serve the purpose of the lease and to liberate the lessee from any impediment to the enjoyment of the leased thing. Section 2-2 The property shall when made available to the tenant comply with the requirements ensuing from the tenancy agreement. Unless otherwise agreed, the property and appurtenances shall when made available to the tenant be tidy, clean and in normal good condition. It seems the Norwegian Act focuses more on what is stated in the agreement between the parties, and then lets the parties fill in with statutes if the agreement does not mention anything on the upkeep and etc. of the leased property/thing. Article 1934 The lessee does not have a right to damages under the preceding Article if he entered into the contract knowing of the defect and if the lessor did not commit to repairing it Section 2-10 The tenant may demand that the landlord at his own expense shall repair a defect of the property if this can be done without causing the landlord unreasonable expense or inconvenience. Here one might see a difference in how the "consumer" or "little guy" is treated. In Norway, even if you went into the agreement with open eyes, you can still make the lessor repair defects, unless unreasonable expense or inconvenience. Is "a good family father" ("bonus pater familias") the same as "reasonable man" … Hernando De Soto questioned what prevents people in "third world" countries from obtaining the benefits of capitalism that exist in areas like western Europe and the United States. De Soto's answer to his question was capital – "the major stumbling block that keeps the rest of the world from benefiting from capitalism is its inability to produce capital." Jay Frantz US law balances the rights of minors and merchants. General rule is that minors on the hood, unless minor brings an action. The Chilean rule does not adequately protect orphans. Robbie Samuel


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Iyagi Season 2 Ep. 1 / 학창 시절 별명 / Nicknames From School Days
Listen to a natural conversation between two native Korean speakers about nicknames.
Improve your Korean listening skills and vocabulary by listening to natural conversations by two native Korean speakers. There are 148 episodes in total in Season One of the Iyagi Series.
Listen to a natural conversation between two native Korean speakers about nicknames.
How long has it passed since you graduated from elementary school? Do you remember a lot of things from your elementary school days? In this episode of Iyagi, Hyojin and Kyung-hwa talked about elementary school. Listen in, compare elementary school life in Korea with what you experienced in your country, and let us know!
What is the first thing that comes into your mind when you hear the word, 태권도 (Taekwondo)? The white uniform? The belts with different colors? The Taekwondo moves? You will see a lot of 태권도 studios (태권도장) in Korea. Is there a 태권도 studio in your neighborhood too? In this episode of Iyagi, Hyunwoo and Hyojin talk about 태권도.
No one likes to lose things, but it happens. When you have lost something that you were carrying, you can say 잃어 버렸어요, or in a more formal expression, 분실했어요. So in this episode of Iyagi, 경화 and 석진 are talking about their experiences about 분실.
What kind of TV show do you enjoy watching? Do you sometimes watch Korean 연예 오락 프로그램(celebrity entertainment programs)? Which show do you usually watch? In this episode of Iyagi, 석진 and 경화 talk about some of the most popular 예능 shows in Korea. What is your favorite show?


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Hi Everyone,
I'm looking for some route advice. I'm planning a mid-August, 3 day, ~30 mile trip to Emigrant and/or Hoover wilderness. Ideally, the plan would be to drive over from the south bay on a Thursday night, stay at an organized camp site (or near the trail head), hit the trail Friday morning, and return to the trail head Sunday afternoon.
Seems like the logical points of entry would be Kennedy Meadows, Sonora Pass, the Leavitt jeep trail head, or Leavitt Meadows.
Regarding Leavitt Jeep trail head, we do not have a vehicle which could actually take us to Leavitt lake–we'd need to walk from the trail head at 108 (assuming that we can park there). Regarding Leavitt Meadows, there is a desire to avoid a potentially difficult crossing at West Walker River (although it seems that the river should be low this year; I also heard that there are "log crossings," but I don't know much about them.
Aside from beautiful scenery, considerations include minimal mosquito issues on the one hand, easy access to water on the other hand. Also looking for some place quiet–without tons of people or pack mules. It would also be necessary for the trip to be a loop (i.e., no shuttles, hitchhking, etc).
Some sample trips which seemed interesting include:
(HOOVER WILDERNESS: Leavitt Meadows and the West Walker River)
From Kennedy meadows there are a couple of loops out to Emigrant Lake via Lunch Meadow and back as well
Any additional thoughts from those in the know?
Thanks very much
rhz.Jul 12, 2013 at 3:05 pm #2005307
Paul WagnerBPL Member
@balzaccomLocale: Wine Country
This is our stomping grounds.
Here are a few options:
1. Kennedy Meadows up Summit Creek and then cross country to Ridge and Iceland lakes.
2. Leavitt Meadows up the river to Fremont, then Cinko Lake.
3. Crabtree Cabin in to Deer Lake, then down to Woods Lake and out.
We have trip reports on all of these on our website, under the destinations for 108.
PM me if you want more infoJul 12, 2013 at 10:55 pm #2005450
Charles PSpectator
@mediaurasLocale: Terra
A few weeks ago I did a 2 night/ 3 day trip out of Hoover that basically looked like this: Twin Lakes TH ->Little Slide Canyon ->Mule Pass ->Peeler Lake and then out. It was awesome. When you get up Little Slide Canyon its just plain awesome.(x-ctry, sort of, there's a non-maintained use trail climbers use to get to a giant outcrop they call The Incredible Hulk but no trail after, just lots of talus and boulders and then a gorgeous meadow). A ranger there described it to me as "the little himalayas", seems appropriate.Jul 13, 2013 at 12:22 am #2005456
Bob GrossMember
@b-g-2-2Locale: Silicon Valley
One day, hike from Leavitt Meadow on 108 to Tower Lake. Second day, bag Tower Peak. Third day, return to the highway.
It seems like if you stay on-route and do it right, the peak is only about Class 2.
–B.G.–Jul 14, 2013 at 3:15 pm #2005964
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@rhz10Locale: SF Bay Area
Thanks everyone for your suggestions. We have the opportunity to go this coming weekend (July 18-21) or put things off until mid-August. On the one hand, we'd obviously like to avoid mosquitoes. But, on the other hand, we want to make sure that there will be adequate opportunities to find water–some of the distances between obvious water sources (like lakes) are large, and I'm wondering if the creeks will be dry by mid-August making water availability an issue.
Any inputs?
Thanks again,
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - June 5, 1987, New Braunfels, Texas Religious Focus Page 6 Herald-Ze/funt? New Braunfels Texas Friday. June 5 1987Briefly Pastors' wives share ministries Eastside Baptist plans vacation Bible school Vacation Bible School at Kastside Baptist Church. 98J Holly, will be June 8 through June 12 from 9 to 11; 80 a.rn The summer school is open to youngsters ages J through sixth grade Youth in grades seven through 12 are invited to Bible school from 6 to 7:80 p.m. For more information, call fi'29 0721 or 025 8515 Catholic Daughters schedule meeting The last meeting of the summer of Catholic Daughters will be June IO at Knights of Columbus Hall A potluck supper will be at 0:80 p rn followed by installation of officers and reveal ingot secret pals Pentecostal fair set at St. John's St John s episcopal Church youth group will stage a Pentecostal fair after services June 7 The funds will be used for the youth group to go to the neighborhood renovation pro gram in Piedras Negras. Mexico. June la through 22 Vacation Bible School at St. Paul Lutheran St Paul Lutheran Church will have vacation Bittie School for youngsters ages 8 through second grade June 15 through 19 The classes will be9 to ll :45 a.rn each day. Church of Christ plans workshop Jule Miller of Houston will lead a three day •Successful Soul Winning" workshop beginning today at New Braunfels Church of Christ. 1865 V S 81 West The series will begin with a 6 p m potluck supper today at the church fellowship hall The second session will start at 7 a rn with breakfast Saturday and continue through a noon luncheon. On Sunday at 9 a m Miller will talk to combined high school and adult Bible classes in the church auditorium Miller is president of (Gospel Ser vices, Inc and his "Visualized Bible Study" series is used by churches throughout the country He is also an elder of the Southeast Church of Christ in Houston Cross Lutheran Church vacation Bible school Cross Lutheran Church will have vacation Bible school June 8 through 12 from 8:45to ll: 15 a rn All children ages 8 through sixth grade are in vited There will also be an adult class To pre register, call the church of fice at 625-8666 Oakwood Baptist sets vacation Bible school Vacation Bib|p school at Oakwood Baptist Church will be June 8 through 12 from 9 a rn to noon each day. Activities are open to youngsters age 8 through grade 5 1 in the 1986 87 school year For more information, call the church office at 625-0267. Frieden's Church plans festival Historic Friedens Church at (ieronimo will have a festival and auction June 6 The auction will begin at 8 pm followed by the sausage supper at 5 p rn Tickets are $4 and $8 for the sup per The church cookbook has been reprinted and will also be for sale The church's new activity center will tie the setting for the country mall with homemade foods, hand work crafts, plants, cake walk fish pond and other booths Senior Lutherans plan Arkansas trip Senior Lutherans and Friends of St Paul s Lutheran church are sponsoring a five day trip to Fureka Spr ings. Ark . to view the Great Passion Play on June 22 through 26 For more information and reserva tions. call the church office at 625 9191 All interested seniors are in vited Ll FFIN (API When the church burned, they had to wonder It was their first church They had labored so long and hard getting the old. broken down building into shape Now it was a charred mess. "We began to wonder if we were really in the will of God." Violet Williams said That was over 40 years ago Today Mrs Williams and her husband the Rev O W Williams of Eastview bruted Pentecostal Church, are still in the ministry, still, they believe in the will of (iod As for that first church. "The Lord really blessed us. We were able to rebuild it even better than it had been." Mrs Williams said Their names may not appear on the church signboard, nor their pictures in the church bulletin, but the wives of pastors share in their ministries They share in the sorrows such as having a church destroyed by fire and they share in the triumphs Some knew what they were getting into Their husbands-to be were already in seminary when they proposed marriage F or others, though it was something of a shock Mrs Williams says, "We married in F'ebruarv 1987 Neither one of us even knew the Lord at that time Back then all you knew to do was have children Our first daughter was born in December She w as near Iv two years old before we started go ing to church " Williams made his decision to become a minister at a camp Local yifpd urcuiiir ti minikin cli cf i cl nip niuif i nurcn Worship at the church of your choice meeting "I made it all right until he quit his job and started to evangelize That was the first good job that he really had had I thought. 'My Lord, what will we do now?' " Mrs Williams recalls WTiat they did was live on love of ferings for a year at which time he accepted that first church Pam Curry, wife of the Rev Michael Curry of (Toss Road Baptist Church, said she had sensed that something was wrong with her husband of IO years before he ever came to her and said they needed to talk "I automatically thought he was fixing to leave me." she says, laughing What he had to say. however, was that he had been struggling with the conviction that he should preach almost since the day he had become a deacon the year before at Chestnut Drive Baptist Church in Lufkin Mrs. Curry had been affected since that time, too "I had been struggling with the thought that I wasn't good enough to be a deacon's wife." she said Now he wanted her to be a pastor's wife. "It was just something that you don't dream is ever going to happen," she said Rut it did They sold their home in Lufkin moved away from their families and they and their two daughters moved to F'ort Worth so that Curry could attend the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Helene Troth, wife of the Rev William "Bill" A Troth of Believers' Bible Church said that her husband entered Dallas Theological Seminary at age 40 "It meant a move for our family from New Orleans. La . to Dallas, " she said Mrs Troth expressed a conviction shared by many of her counterparts "I don't think He calls one without the other." she says Lillie McCall, wife of Bill McCall of Herty Baptist Church said. "It is not only his calling but mine, as well These are our people and this is what God has given us We are the shepherds." Their lives are centered on the church Some occupy paid positions in addition to their volunteer efforts Mrs Troth and Mrs Curry, for ex ample, are the church secretaries Mrs Curry also heads Cross Road s children's church, teaches an adult Women s Sunday School class and sings both in the choir and as a duet with her daughter Ann Lewis, wife of the Rev Boh Lewis of F'irst Assembly of (iod. puts in a unpaid fulltime work week at the church in addition to participating in evening and weekend services and activities She said she tries to lighten her husband's load as much as she can by helping with visitation keeping track of visitors, writing to absentees and doing what office work that the fulltime secretary is not able to get to The Rev and Mrs Lewis co-host i television show that airs at 8 a rn . 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What an amazing place. We could have spent our entire 4 nights (not nearly long enough) looking out at that vista. You feel as though you are on the edge of the earth...but it's a short drive into town, restaurants, and the market. Manuel is very kind and helpful and we had a wonderful time!
The view from the house is breathtaking. We arrived late at night thanks to SATA airline delays, and had a pleasant night listening to the waves breaking, but were completely stunned by the beautiful view we woke up to the next morning. As mentioned in previous reviews, the house is well kept with a stocked kitchen which we did not use as the restaurants in nearby Ribeira Grande are outstanding. Thankfully there is lots of walking/hiking to be done after all that eating. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay, and our wonderful hosts - Manuel, Barabara and our two new furry friends Fina and Scruffy and would recommend to all!
Um promontório; East side pequena baía e penhascos, um ponto Farol e vigia. Grande baía lado oeste com vista para a cidade e numerosas aldeias.
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Three months after it was passed by voters, a Houston School District bond package is still in limbo. Now, district officials are publicly asking the Texas attorney general to give them the okay to start selling the bonds. The proceeds would be used to build 24 new schools, some int eh poorest areas of the city. Houston Public Radio's Jack Williams has the latest.
Frost Elementary on the city's south side is about four decades old and it is starting to show its age. In one area, a walkway area, wooden beams, temporary wooden beams actually, hold up a sagging ceiling. Elsewhere leaks abound. There are puddles here and there. Brickwork could be redone. There's peeling paint. Officials would really like to build a brand-new school right here.
"The children here and their teachers, administrators and parents have worked very hard to do a good job in the classroom. We're all proud of the academic work that goes on here at Frost Elementary. But these children deserve something better than this raggedy 45-year-old building."
Houston School Superintendent Dr. Abe Saavedra says students at Frost and other crumbling schools have been patient .That won't speed-up the process though. Two lawsuits challenging the bond package in both state and federal court have put things on hold. An Austin judge last week refused to vacate an earlier ruling that okayed the bonds. A federal lawsuit is still pending.
"The time for delays is over. The time to build schools for children is here. Now we are asking the Attorney General of Texas to give us his final approval so that we can sell the bond and start the work now that the voters and the courts have spoken."
But Ty Clevenger, an attorney who represents three HISD families who filed the lawsuits, says the courts haven't spoken. In fact, he says, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott on Monday filed a brief with the State Supreme Court, that agreed, in part, with opponents of a similar lawsuit in the Waller School District. Clevenger says HISD is going about the process the wrong way.
"You don't negotiate by calling a press conference and castigating the other side. We have been talking with the attorneys for HISD and trying to set-up some opportunity to negotiate. Thus far, the district has showed no interest whatsoever. Instead, they hold a press conference and try to brow-beat us and just walking away and trying to brow-beat the Attorney General into changing his position. That's just dumb. That's not going to work."
The Texas Attorney General's office wouldn't comment publicly, but did say HISD's bond transcripts are in house and under review. This is HISD attorney Elneita Hutchins-Taylor.
"We are hoping that in the next few weeks we'll have some information as we go forward and continue with our filings. We're in contact with them about what we need to do, what are next steps are."
HISD says more delays could cost the district millions of dollars in bond financing costs.


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A really sturdy jam funnel, which can be used on both regular and wide-mouth jars without the need for any adaptors. Stands on its own, and the lipping on the rim helps prevent sticky spillage on to counter tops.Check your jars before buying: the larger funnel mouth has a diameter of 90mm, and the smaller a diameter of 56mm. You want the funnel to sit over the jar mouth, not on top.Dishwasher proof, and pack includes a recipe for cinnamon apple sauce!Matching jar lifting tongs and jam scoop available in the Nutley's shop, along with a wide range of bottles, jars and preserving equipment.
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