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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - August 26, 1983, New Braunfels, Texas City staff testifying in Henry suit hearingBy DYANNE FRY Staff writer A carload of city employees and one private citizen went to San Antonio Friday morning to testify in a preliminary injunction hearing connected with Robert R. Henry s suit against the City of New Braunfels. Henry, owner of the Schlitterbahn and luanda Resort, filed suit Aug. 9 in the court of U.S. District Judge H.F. Garcia. He claims the City Council and its hired hands have violated his civil rights through "selective en forcement" of no-parking ordinances in the neighborhood if his businesses, and unwarranted searches of his business by city health and fire inspectors. City Attorney John Chunn has yet to file an answer to the suit. I^ast week, Henry's attorneys asked the judge for a preliminary injunction which would prevent the city from enforcing any no-parking rules while the case is still pending. As requested, the injunction would apply both to the 1981 ordinance, which forbids parking on liberty Avenue between Common and North streets; and a new ordinance extending the no-parking zone down one side of liberty from North to Torrey streets. The latter ordinance just passed second reading in City Council. It must be read and voted on a third time before it can become effective. If the injunction is granted, council may not be able to vote on the third reading until some decision is reached on the suit. Henry and Bad Schloss Inc., the corporation which operates the Schlitterbahn, also asks that the city be enjoined from prosecuting complaints currently filed against him in Municipal Court, and from "making unauthorized and unwarranted searches" of the Schlitterbahn and luanda Resort. The Municipal Court complaints were filed by residents of Bavarian Village Subdivision, and concern Henry's use of some properties he owns off Bavarian Drive, some distance from the Schlitterbahn. The resort owner entered a "not guilty" plea on those complaints Aug. 16, and the case is on next Tuesday's court docket. "If it goes," said Court Clerk Tinker io'ioeng. Moertg was one of the city employees called to testify in Friday's hearing Also in the entourage were City Manager E.N. Delashmutt, Police Chief Burney Boeck, the fire marshal, the city sanitarian, the building inspector, the parks director and Delashmutt's administrative assistant, who recommended the latest no-parking ordinance after making a traffic study. Bob Henry JIBk. New ass»>B Braunfels New Braunfels, Texas Hw»ld-ZcltuM FRIDAY August 26,1983 25 cents Vol. 92 - No. 170 20 Pages —2 Sections (LISPS 377-880'LORA program gets board OKBy DEBBIE DeLOACH Staff writer Trustees of New Braunfels Utilities approved a Ixiwer Colorado River Authority (UCBA I-sponsored cooling efficiency rebate program Thursday. "It's a good program with a certain amount of effectiveness, and I think we should give it our support and see it through," Utilities manager Bob Sohn said in his recommendation to trustees. "It will have an impact, but not a major one. But we should get our feet wet, and if it works, we could see a stabilization of fuel costs — no miracles, just stabilization." Trustee Robert Orr was concerned that the program could end up costing NBU more than it was worth. "I don't want us to have a great deal of cost to gear up for this program, and then see it bungled up with LCRA's administrative costs," Orr said. But board chairman Bill Brown told trustees, "The LCRA board has approved it, and we're going to pay for it, so we might as well join up. Personally, I think we could take the same amount of money, educate the public and accomplish the same thing." Utilities trustees aren't the only ones with reservations about the program Earlier this month, directors of the Pedernales Electric Cooperative, which serves the Canyon I^ake area, voted not to participate. The nuts and bolts of the one-year agreement with LCRA go like this, Sohn said. "The LCRA through NBU will pay $50 per ton (an air-conditioning capacity of 12,000 BTU's per hour equals one tom to the buyer, and $10 per ton to the seller, for high-efficiency equipment with a Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER I of nine and above. The SEER represents the amount of electricity rn for the amount of cooling out. "NBU gets $24 a ton through the program, and will have a list of approved equipment above 9 SEER." Sohn said, adding that the program would also apply to high-efficiency heat pumps. Sohn also said the program was more geared toward penetration into the new house market, with replacement of old cooling and heating units running a close second. "But the results will ultimately reduce the load on our generators," he added. In other action, trustees gave authorizations to bid budgeted electrical, water and sewer inventory items; budded capital equipment and vehicles for 1983-84; a six-month fuel contract and a transformer salvage and repair contract. A.A. Shepherd Roofing was awarded a $17,937 See UTILITIES, Page 10A Fire destroys Galveston hotel GALVESTON • AP I — Fire erupted today in a historic downtown section of hurricane-ravaged Galveston, spreading through one block and injuring at least two firefighters. Damage from Hurricane Alicia, which pounded the area earlier this month, could have been responsible for the blaze, said Fire Chief H R O'Donohoe. He also said emergency crews were strained by the city's second crisis in little more than a week. "Everybody is pretty worn down from answering numerous law and rescue problems and getting the equipment back in shape. To have this come so close behind it (the hurricane! really strains the physical capabilities of the men," O'Donohoe said. He said the fire "is quite possibly hurricane-related," perhaps sparked by a downed electric wire. The flames heavily damaged a vacant four-story hotel in an area adjacent to the old Strand section An engineer called the 100-year-old structure a "total loss." A nightclub also was destroyed. O'Donohoe said. Police dispatcher Sheree Brockstine said the fire began about 12.55 a rn. It was contained at about 4 a m., said O'Donohoe, after 75 firefighters were called in from Galveston, Texas City. I ai Marque and Hitchcock. "It started as a two-alarm fire, and then rapidly spread to a general alarm, where you call everyone in the surrounding area to help prevent the whole town from going up," said Ms Brockstine Witnesses said flames leaped 50 feet into the air from the old four-story Washington Hotel. The blaze also spread to the Kon Tiki Club and a printing company, said officials One of the hotel's walls collapsed, and authorities blocked off a four-block, 1,-shaped area of the downtown section (rf buildings, some of which are more than IOO years old O'Donohoe said one firefighter was admitted to the intensive care unit of John Sealy Hospital for treatment of smoke inhalation and heat exhaustion Another was treated at the scene for a head injury caused by a fall but did not require hospitalization. O'Donohoe said Galveston firefighters were worried for a time that tile blaze might spread from the Strand to other downtown sections All available equipment was called to the scene, officials said. The historic hotel, owned by George Mitchell, was planned for use as apartments Officials said the blaze was discovered at the RB Drug Store, w here aerosol cans heated by the flames began exploding The fire quickly spread to the hotel, which had been damaged in the hurricane and was under restoration, officials said O'Donohoe said volunteers were called ui from surrounding cities because downed phone lines caused by Alicia prevented many Galveston firefighters from being contacted. He said police units were sent to get some Galveston firefighters at their homes Jack Morns, an architect involved in the hotel's renovation, said the building s interior was gutted and the remaining walls would be knocked down later today. He c alled it a "total loss " Bell strike to continue until new pact finalized continue in all parts of the country " until individual pacts are signed The walkout by the CWA, the largest of the Bell System's unions, was to have ended Thursday. Thousands of technicians and operators who belong to two smaller AT4T unions went back to work because several local pacts had been negotiated to mesh with the national contract But the bulk of the workers who struck the Bell System at one minute after midnight Aug 7 stay ed off the job as the CW A kept its picket lines intactNot ready for prime-time classes " c'"a' It s going to be awhile before nine month old Gene Holcombe is ready to go to school, but he seems to be contemplating its beginning Thursday as classes opened in Comal ISD. His mother had come to Goodwin Primary to register an older sibling. New Braunfels (SD schools re-open Monday. WASHINGTON (AP* — Despite a tentative national agreement, most of the 675.00U workers w ho struck American Telephone & Telegraph Co three weeks ago remain off the job while the union negotiates contracts with the company's local subsidiaries. Glenn E. Watts, president of the Communications Workers of America, told a news conference at union headquarters here Thursday that because of negotiating problems with several AT&T subsidiaries, "the strike against the Bell System will Krueger/Campaign manager quits; replacement named AUSTIN (AP) — Harmon Usnow, campaign director for Bob Krueger's U.S. Senate race since March, said today he is resigning to become executive secretary and deputy commissioner of the Texas Veterans l,and Board. Krueger said Usnow would be replaced by Alan Schoenbaum, a San Antonio attorney and former administrative assistant to state Sen. Kent Caper-ton, D-Bryan. He worked in Krueger's 1978 Senate campaign and ran Caperton's state Senate race in the 1980 Democratic primary against state Sen William E. "Bill" Moore. Lisnow had been deputy state comptroller under Comptroller Bob Bullock before resigning to run Bullock's 1982 re-election campaign. Krueger said Usnow had been resposible for overall management of the statewide organization that has raised more than $300,000 and established organizations in more than 120 counties. "Through Harmon's efforts, Alan will have an See KRUEGER, Page 10A Man missing at Canyon Lake 9r\ McElroy: sting at lake two weeks Comal County Sheriff's deputies are searching for a Port Aransas man who was reported missing Aug. ll. Glen Alan McElroy, 23, was last seen on the north side of Canyon Lake, LL Rudy Rubio said. McElroy, who owns a tube shop in Port Aransas, left that city Aug. 8 to go lo Canyon Lake on a merchandising trip, Rubio said. He traveled alone, Rubio said. "We found his truck on the (August i 19th, parked at the entrance of Jacob Creek's Park," Rubio said. McElroy is 5 feet, ll inches tall, weighs ISO pounds, has shoulder-length brown hair and green eyes, Rubio said. He was probably wearing light-colored cutoffs, a T-shirt and thongs. He also had two-days change of clothing and about $300, Rubio said. McElroy's parents contacted the sheriff's department Aug ll although he was not due back in Port Aransas until Aug. 12. Rubio said his parents in Port Aransas and his friends in Calyon Lake became worried when they did not hear from him as scheduled. lf anyone has seen a man who fits McElroy's description, or who may know something about McElroy, please contact the Criminal Investigation Department at the sheriff's office. Inside Today's Weather Comal County forecast calls for partly cloudy and hot today with a 20 percent chance of afternoon thundershowers. It will become fair tonight, then go back to partly cloudy and hot Saturday. Light easterly to southeasterly winds will blow today, become variable tonight, and shift to easterly to northeasterly near IO mph Saturday. Sunset will be at 8 p.m., and sunrise Saturday will be at 7:05 a.m. Cyanide Death A Dallas jeweler who drank a carton of milk tainted with cyanide earlier this week died in a hospital Thursday. Police say they have no suspects, but the carton had pinpricks, as if it were tampered with. See Page 1B Walesa Talk Walesa stood nose to nose with Communist I leaders and explained the importance of free trade unions. After bu speech, a crowd of Solidarity members cheered hun on and carried hun off to rally. See Pege SA CLASSIFIED.....................248 COMICS.........................UA CROSSWORD....................UA DEAR ABBY.......................2A DEATHS........................10A HOROSCOPE......................2A OPINIONS........................AA RELIGIOUS FOCUS.................SA SPORTS........................«.7A STOCKS........................ISA TV LISTINGS.....................UA WEATHER.......................10A Utilities 'comment' slot debuts at meeting There was a newcomer buried in the agenda Thursday. But New Braunfels Utilities trustees took full advantage of their new agenda item, Board Member Comment." The "Comment" will become a standard from now on, Utilities general manager Bob Sohn said "There's always a slot for customer communication, consultant report and general manager and staff reports. So I just figured ya'll might like a SIU for yourselves. " And trustees O.A. Stratemann Jr. and Robert Orr weren't going to let their first "comment" tune go to waste. They took turns. First, Stratemann took issue with phone calls he'd received about after-hours blasting on Loop 337, in connection with Utilities' relocation of the Kerlick water tank "I really don't like getting those phone calls, or receiving those letters, Bob," Stratemann said Sohn assured the board he'd had three documented meetings with the contractor rn question, "and from the Utilities' standpoint, we've taken precautions and told the contractor to follow ail state blasting laws. "I also think we've gettung the blame for some blasting going on in Oakwood for new home construction," Sohn added Orr smiled and joined in Stratemann's song and dance "I'm a NBU customer and people up there, and I've driven through dust clouds on the Loop that are worst than any fog," he said, adding he'd Uke to see traffic stopped when dust conditions reach the danger point. Then Orr took the spotlight about security "We had some nuts break uito the Lx>op substation, looking for something to steal That's the last place I'd go even if I was with someone who knew what would suck you up in there." Orr said as chuckles filled the room "I mean, you can get crispy-fned in there real quick." Sohn assured the board that security had been employed on an interim timing basis, and that the use (rf proximity alarms was being explored "Water wells scare me the most, and if we had those alarms and someone came near them after a certain time, we'd know it," Sohn said. In addition, police do patrol those areas of concerns, Sohn said. "And they have gone that extra mile for ut in a lot of areas." - DEBBIE DaLOACH ;
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The Lord Chancellor's Department (LCD) has given a commitment to the Treasury to cut the number of commercial and civil cases in the UK's courts by 200,000 by April 2006.
This massive cut-back, partly to reduce litigation costs, means the cases will have to be dealt with by alternative dispute resolution (ADR), most obviously mediation.
David Lammy, the minister for civil justice, has issued the ultimatum to Lord Falconer, the Lord Chancellor, because of pressure from the Treasury to cut court costs in running cases, as well as to reduce the logjam in the courts.
The 200,000 cases equate to 10 per cent of the total number of disputes that annually come before the county courts and the High Court, including the family division. However, of this total of two million cases, only 15 per cent actually go all the way to a full trial.
The LCD has been investigating for eight years the cost benefits in ADR compared to litigation. So far it has drawn no final conclusion. However, an LCD spokesperson said: "In some cases it is better to go to court, but in other areas mediation is better, particularly in the family area."
But she added: "The policy on mediation is by no means settled."
Allan Connarty, director of operations at the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, said: "It is feasible [the 200,000 cases] could be accommodated in a trustworthy manner by the private sector. The question is whether the public buys it. There are inevitably concerns about how far it is safe to go in terms of encouraging mediation."
|The Government faces an uphill struggle if it is to achieve this ambitious reduction in the number of claims reaching trial. It is also taking a big risk.
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There are also major concerns about transferring the resolution of so many disputes to an unregulated private sector geared up to generating profit as much as delivering justice.
The European Commission is sufficiently worried about this to be drawing up codes of conduct for ADR participants. The International Bar Association has expressed concerns about arbitrators not reporting conflicts of interest. Also, arbitrations, particularly in the maritime sector, are notoriously expensive and can take longer than litigation.
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In a recent interview with Oprah Winfrey, singer Brandy Norwood reveals why she lied about her fake marriage. In March 2002, the singer went on The Oprah Winfrey show where she announced she had gotten married in a secret ceremony.
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the Anna story 3: her final confessionMature
In a world where crime is at it's highest and at it's breaking point Anna returns and has more kills on her list then ever before. from the author that brought you the dangerous blades series and the Anna story parts 1 &2 comes The Anna story 3 Her final confession (coming soon to protag)
the detectives in the interrorgation room get's scared as Anna laughs like a crazy pycho woman.
Anna: tisk! tisk! you just don't get it do you more people will die if i stay here. Putting me in that chair was your first mistake and now you have to pay the ultament price of how many of your so called serial killers and 1st 2nd and 3rd degree murders i have killed in those cells.You think you still can stop me you can't i have told you's thousands and thousands of times i get more and more powerful after each kill I make. I'm on death row, even death is afraid of me (evil chuckles)
detective Macy Mcdonavan: you think this is a game you killed half of our inmates in this facillity and we had to put this place on lockdown because of you we had to put you in a class 5 cell where your islated from the other prisoners
Anna: big mistake again you... you don't realize i know this place like the back of my hand and i still get away with murder. look at your hands Macy blood are on those hands after i killed your son and daughter you had to bury your own two souls that was dear to you. And you should already realize what have i become, oh! you should of killed me sooner alot sooner way before i did my first kill. And now here i am still alive and you still can't fiqure out how to kill me, even if you was to kill me i still be a haunting nightmare and i will kill in your dreams MY DREAMS ARE STILL ALIVE MACY! DON'T YOU SEE IT!!!
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From Ancient Greek [Term?] ("seven-stringed"), from Ancient Greek [Term?] ("seven") + Ancient Greek [Term?] ("chord"). Compare French heptacorde. See seven and chord.
heptachord (plural heptachords)
- (music) A system of seven sounds.
- (music) A lyre with seven chords.
- (poetry) A composition sung to the sound of seven chords or tones.
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Bucks County Inn
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Bucks County Inn
About the hotel
Property Location
When you stay at Bucks County Inn in Levittown, you'll be in the business district and within the vicinity of Oxford Valley Golf Course and Sotcher Farmhouse. This hotel is within the vicinity of Sesame Place and Parx Casino and Racetrack.
Make yourself at home in one of the 70 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Flat-screen televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and complimentary weekday newspapers, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Don't miss out on recreational opportunities including a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool.
Grab a bite to eat at one of the hotel's 2 coffee shops/cafés.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a business center, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. Free self parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Multilingual staff
- Accessible bathroom
- Laundry facilities
- Number of coffee shops/cafes - 2
- ATM/banking
- Number of floors - 2
- Luggage storage
- Free self parking
- Total number of rooms - 70
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Newspapers in lobby (surcharge)
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Fitness facilities
- Free breakfast
- Roll-in shower
- Business center
- Free WiFi
- In-room accessibility
- 24-hour front desk
- RV, bus, truck parking (surcharge)
Room Facilities
- Flat-panel TV
- Shower/tub combination
- Air conditioning
- Free weekday newspaper
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Private bathroom
- Desk
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Cable TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Microwave
- Pay movies
- Refrigerator
- Free WiFi
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free local calls
- Premium bedding
Hotel Policy
Know Before You Go
- Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Pet fee: USD 15.00 per pet, per night
- In-room safe fee: USD 1.50 per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: USD $15.00 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Mandatory Fees and Taxes
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the property:
- Deposit: USD 50.00 per stay
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Renovations and Closures
The property is undergoing renovations. The following areas are affected:
- Swimming pool


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Fifth Dimension Catalog Contact Us
Caregivers - Needs and Support
Ernest H. Rosenbaum, MD
Caretakers of Survivors
Caregiver Needs and Support
Family and Friends as Caregivers
Caretakers of Survivors
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Caretakers are now included in national programs along with cancer survivors. These include spouses, siblings, and parents, as well as friends, along with the supportive care team.
Caregivers, through their devotion and services, may acquire stress-related and psychosocial problems, which can impair their efficiency in providing care. Post-traumatic stress symptoms have also been found, and treatments, essentially, have been instituted. Supportive care for caregivers has been helpful in promoting their goal of efficient care for survivors, especially if they have the need for end-of-life care, as well as helping with the psychological trauma induced by the cancer process on both survivor and the family.
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It is estimated that there are approximately 45 million people in the United States providing care for a loved one, relative or friend with many diseases, such as cancer, heart disease, Alzheimer's, and Parkinson's. Caregiving requires a high level of responsibility but can cause devastating emotional and physical problems, as well as a financial toll on many families. Caregivers, as well as families, often have an increased amount of stress, depression, fatigue, and physical and mental problems.
Recent research studies have shown that supportive care for caregivers is important, and, often, they need rest periods and respond well to supportive telephone conversations, counseling, and in-home training assistance. Studies have shown that even brief periods of supportive counseling and periodic rest retreats can have very beneficial effects in reducing the physical and psychological burden of the caregiving process. An organization, cancercare.org, has a podcast of their workshop for coping with a cancer patient with advice on care, as well as how to deal with family problems, holidays, and other issues.
It is important for caregivers to reduce their own stress levels and accept additional help as needed.
Financial resources are often expended rapidly, and sometimes because of the extensive need for care, a working relative will quit her job to become the caregiver.
Thus, caregiving can be a challenging change for a family member or friend, but with proper guidance, nursing help and directions, the quality of life for patients can be enhanced during this difficult period of life.
Those who have religious or spiritual beliefs often find both meaning and help during the stressful period of having cancer, and the need of caregiver support. Their faith helps support and provide meaning for how they live through the end phase of the cancer process. Prayer often has value in maintaining faith no matter what the future will be, turning over one's fate to God and accepting what they believe is God's role in their fate, one hopes that God will help protect not only themselves but also their family and friends, as well as hope for a better outcome, whether it be reduced suffering and pain or a peaceful end-of-life.
Assessment of the Caregiver Role
The major role is supporting both the physical and psychological needs of the patient, as well as meeting the positive and negative expectations as much as possible, and improving quality of life through a very difficult period. Their services go beyond just duty, as there is a strong emotional bond component between caregiver and patient/family. By giving, one offers a personal satisfaction that is often the major reward gained by the caregiver as she meets current and future needs. The caregiver's empathy and compassion in managing multiple problems often becomes a totally encompassing role. Caring for people with advanced disease, dementia, or Alzheimer's requires a special attitude and the ability to adjust to each patient and family's physical and personal problems, which usually gives the caregiver a great deal of personal satisfaction from a difficult job.
The prior experience of the caregiver is very helpful in delivering care and coping with existing and future problems. It is a difficult task to take care of a sick person, whom you often learn to love and have both empathy and compassion for and see failure, which is the usual path in palliative care. This requires a great deal of inner personal strength and faith in one's job.
Caregiver Needs and Support
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It is a difficult job to be a caregiver because of the emotional strain and hard work required, and, often, the patient and family are vital in supporting the caregiver. The optimism that things can get better or adjusting the goals to relief of suffering, pain and a peaceful death depend on each individual case, but the strength and hope of the caregiver and for the caregiver help in the coping process. Caregivers often face not only frustration and disappointment but also burn-out and need rest periods to recover both emotionally and physically. With good care, there's a high level of satisfaction, which provides a meaning for quality of life during this phase of palliative care. Often fellow caregivers support each other through sharing their experiences and knowledge and in supporting of each other.
This process is enhanced by many spontaneous events that occur during the palliative care process, which often provide great satisfaction for all involved - patient, family, friends and caregivers.
Communicating with each other and listening to the problems - frustrations, difficulties in care and coping - as well as reviewing many of the positive events that have occurred in life, such as trips, vacations, celebrations, and weddings where the family participated can enhance positive memories of the past and give satisfaction and hope at this time. Trying to enjoy some of the simple events, such as a walk on a sunny day, attending a movie or concert, or just a family gathering can be very life-enhancing.
A review by (two authors) showed that 75% of caregivers achieved a positive personal change through their role as a caregiver for ill patients. Caregivers often learn how to handle difficult situations, as well as tolerate some of the anger and frustrations exhibited by patient, family and friends during the palliative care process.
The goal of a caregiver is to improve quality of life by reducing suffering and pain, as well as provide important sources of strength through their personal services. A great deal depends on the prognosis, as well as the ability of the caregiver to provide hope and a pathway for coping as many difficult problems emerge in the caregiving process. The goal is to try to capture and enhance ways of improving the relationship, as feasible, through emotional supportive care and efforts to relieve suffering and pain, and, then, one can improve quality of life during a physical illness, as well as the end-of-life process. Caregivers often need support themselves, and this is often done through their colleagues, the medical team, or from the family and often by the patient, who show appreciation for the caregiver's services.
There are often failures and deficiencies in any system, but caregivers are a special breed of people whose goal is to provide services that enhance quality of life with a promise that through their interventions, patients can have quality care, peace of mind, and grow to find ways to enhance their lives.
Despite the advances in medical screening, diagnosis, treatment, and improved five-year survival, about a half million Americans die yearly from cancer. It is considered a chronic but also life-threatening disease, causing existential apprehension for patients, family and friends.8
The existential threat and impact often evokes spiritual and/or religious thoughts along with concerns of treatment and survival. Family members are also concerned about hereditary (family history) prospects and possible susceptibility of also developing cancer, especially for breast, ovarian and colon cancers.
Caregivers often use the role of spirituality, which refers to a search for peace, wholeness with harmony with a higher power, and a sense of meaning and purpose in life.9
Spirituality offers a means of coping to help reduce the stress of cancer and its adverse impact on patient, family, friends and caregivers. The question addressed by Dr. Kim and colleagues is whether spirituality and faith can help with coping and reducing stress evoked by a cancer problem. The effect of cancer differs with each patient, depending on diagnosis, stage of disease, and potential prognosis. This may also evoke psychological distress in caregivers, as well.
A question also asked is whether a caregiver's stress and coping ability can be a buffer at this critical time and reduce psychological distress? Results from this study showed that there was a difference in the level of psychological distress, which was greater in non-gender-specific cancers, such as lung, kidney, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma or melanoma, versus gender-specific, such as breast and ovarian cancers, and in the stage. There was also increased psychological distress in first-degree relatives of breast and ovarian cancer patients. This, in part, may be related to the severity of the type of cancer, such as lung cancer with a poor prognosis versus melanoma with an intermediate prognosis.
Also, support groups for breast and ovarian cancers are more available and used more frequently than non-gender-specific types of cancer.
Kim and colleagues also found that highly spiritual caregivers had a lower level of psychological distress, especially for non-gender-specific types of cancer, where there were increased responsibility and caregiving tasks. Spirituality was beneficial by buffering psychological distress, and this may relate to the poor prognosis of the non-gender-specific cancers.
It was also noted that more research needs to be done on the effects of cancer and various ethnic groups, with different philosophies, spirituality and differences in psychological/social and economic philosophies, as well as religious and spiritual thoughts.
This study found that the caregiver's spirituality and the survivor's cancer type were both important in how caregivers coped and adjusted to the cancer survivor's problems, both physically and psychologically, and that caregivers, who lacked spirituality, were in need of support to help promote faith and better understanding of the meaning of life.
Family and Friends as Caregivers
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The family also has a significant role in caregiving and support and is usually a source of strength to both patient and caregiver. Their supportive reassurance and provision of comfort for patient, family and friends are positive sources of satisfaction. They are also a source of information and guidance and often provide solutions to problems. They are a vital source of communication between patient, family and the medical team.
Friends are another source of support and strength for patient and family, as well as caregivers, and if there is a long time during the palliative care process, one often sees some diminution in friends' supportive care, as it's a wearing process, and frustration and burnout are not uncommon in some cases. Friends are also very important in family and spiritual support.
Caregiving for a sick relative is often a family experience and often provides a chance for siblings to cooperate and become closer under a stressful situation. There is often psychological and physical stress due to the efforts to achieve a comfortable palliative care situation because of the demands, including both time and effort, in order to meet the needs. Frequently, siblings are in different cities and have to make special arrangements to participate in a cooperative caregiving program.
Additional cooperative efforts are needed in preparing for the eventual death in order to reduce potential later conflicts, which often involve dividing personal properties, money, property and inheritance. Frequently, discord becomes apparent due to these potential problems. Solving them ahead of time can help relieve dissention and unhappiness later.
There are also problems where sharing of duties is unequal, either because of time, distance by living in other cities, or due to personal efforts. The frustration of not always meeting the needs, may lead to resentment and unhappiness among siblings.
It is important to meet the challenges and resolve the conflicts as early as possible in order to promote a more harmonious relationship, not only during the caregiving process but also afterwards.
Some family members or siblings are unable to participate, and this could be for many reasons, such as inability, time, or not wishing to participate in the caregiving process. A family meeting where feelings are expressed and problems discussed and resolved as best as possible can lead to better caregiving, as well as keeping family relationships intact.
Each person has different expectations of what they can do, what they wish to do, and how they wish to participate. It's difficult to be critical of others, because each person has his own agenda and his own capacity to perform. By being respectful of the others' needs and wishes, a more harmonious caregiving process can be achieved.
Obtain counseling and help from the medical team's social worker, religious advisors, and other resources, including the family attorney, and try to use their advice appropriately to help cement good relations within the family as part of the caregiving process. Getting consultations, obtaining and using resources, and implementing advice are part of a good caregiving plan and program.
- References:
8. Youngnec Kim, David Wellich, Rachel Spiller, and Corinne Crammer, "Psychological Distress of Female Cancer Caregivers: Effect of Type of Cancer and Caregivers' Spirituality Support Care." Cancer (2007), 15: 1367-74.
9. Paloutzian, R., Ellison, C., (1982), Loneliness, Spiritual Well-being, and Quality of Life in: Peplau, L., Pelman, D., (eds); Loneliness: A Sourcebook of Current Theory, Research, and Therapy. Wiley, New York.)
10. CancerSupportiveCare.com The Legacy Project (cancersupportivecare.com/Legacy)


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How does Stephen Poliakoff get away with this stuff? Glorious 39 begins, in mildly intriguing fashion, in the run-up to the Second World War, positing an appeasement conspiracy cooked up by a bunch of toffs who believe Britain hasn't a chance against Hitler.
Anne (Romola Garai), the coltish adopted daughter of a leading MP (Bill Nighy), stumbles on some dubious government records and goes hunting in the dark, at which point the script jumps off the deep end into a hysterical farrago of murder, kidnapping, betrayal and animal slaughter. Every time she seems to be in danger the plot contrives to free her, stretching out an undernourished idea to more than two hours. The cast is impressive – Julie Christie, Jenny Agutter, David Tennant, Hugh Bonneville, Christopher Lee – though more astonishing is why any of them were tempted into such tosh.
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12 RV Parks near Williams, Arizona
Bellemont, Arizona 18.82 miles SE
Ash Fork, Arizona 27.47 miles SW
Kachina Village, Arizona 29.68 miles SE
Williams, Arizona 86046 (map) | (928)699-1239
Sites: 72 | Latest Rate: $10.00 | 14 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $10.00
Still one of our favorite NF CGs. We don't stay at the Group Area per se, but the individual campsites are in the same area, just a different loop.
This year, we found that we get slightly better cell coverage at the northwest end of the CG, near the host. - LMandTinView
Aug 2015 - $14.00
This "Dry Camping" - so no utilities. Very nice picnic tables and fire rings. I rated the CG a ten on the merits of the questions, but be warned - there is plenty of noise from people running generators, which is frustrating, because I wouldn't take the gift of one.
I have a 19' Airstream - other campers were mostly Class A's and larger 5th wheels. the larger the "rigs" the more generator noise you'll encounter. - Anthony Sherman
Jun 2015 - $10.00
This is an outstanding campground for those who don't need/want utilities. There's water at each (very clean) vault toilet, but filling RVs is discouraged. The driveways and pads are all asphalt (note: can't select asphalt in Site Surface) so there's hardly any dust. There are Ponderosa pines all around that cut down wind but allow enough sunlight so solar panels work fine.
The campground is just 1.6 miles north of I-40 so it's convenient for an overnight stay vs the hassle of checking into a commercial campground . The hosts are helpful and personable except one blowhard who's annoying but harmless.
There's a dump station at Love's Truck Stop 4 miles west on I-40. They also have good fuel prices, propane, a tire shop if you need it and, of course, fast food. - LMandTinView
877 E Rodeo Rd Williams, Arizona 86046 (map) | (928) 635-4077
Sites: 96 | Latest Rate: $42.00 | 153 Reviews
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May 2017 - $42.00
We were here as part of a group. What a great campground! The owners, as well as the rest of the staff, go above and beyond to make campers feel welcome. They provide breakfast each morning including waffles, hard-boiled eggs, oatmeal, cereal, juice and coffee. The park is gravel, sites are long enough for rig and toad, enough space between rigs so as not to feel cramped. Grounds include a spa area with 2 hot tubs and a sauna, a campfire pit with seating, play area for the kiddies, bbq facilities, and a tent with heaters and tables which we used for potlucks and happy hours. Reservations for the Grand Canyon Railway can be made right there. They provide a shuttle to/from the campground to the depot, as well as into town if you don't have a tow car. The campground is quiet, except for the twice-a-day GC train, 9:30 am and 5:30 pm; no road noise from I-40. This is definitely the place to stay when visiting Williams. - rdoghse
Apr 2017 - $44.00
Campground about a mile outside of town next to the rodeo grounds. Quiet with friendly personnel. Pull-through site that was pretty level. We did not use the hot tub or partake in the free breakfast. - Peglegtraveler
Mar 2017 - $39.00
Price too high for this type of park $3:0 would be more in line with what is available here. All gravel park, easy to get around in and sites are pretty level. Was barely enough space to park tow vehicle and trailer in site. Did not pace off site, but was much shorter than the 65 feet I was told. Had hot tub but did not use. Hookups were in middle of site. Park was quiet except for the Grand Canyon trains at 9:30 AM and 5:30 PM. and they messed around with the trains until about 8PM. Trains go right by the park so you can see them well. - A Wedding
101 US Highway 180 Williams, Arizona 86046 (map) | (928) 635-2600
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $17.00 | 4 Reviews
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Apr 2017 - $17.00
An older park, and definitely 'long in the tooth.' Could use some serious updating, but the 'kitsch' aspect was fun - having grown up with the Flintstones cartoons as kids. Plenty of room and good places to walk the dogs, but not the most scenic of land parcels. No shops or markets nearby other than 7-11 style curb market, so bring everything you need with you. Folks were very friendly, however, and we slept well. - ziaptrn
Apr 2017 - $19.00
We were planning to visit Grand Canyon and this place is really close. We were thrilled to find something this close at a reasonable price... until we showed up. This place was just a dirt parking lot with some water and electric hook-ups. We were directed to the pull-thru sites and were told that the electricity in site G wasn't working. We chose the site next to it so we could let the kids play out front without worrying about someone pulling into that site. Shortly after we got set up, someone arrived to work on the electricity in site G. They pulled their pickup truck onto our site, just outside our front door and under our awning. One of them sat inside the truck smoking a cigarette, so we had to close our door and windows. While they were out there, and since we had to close the door and windows, we turned on our A/C, and popped the breaker. I reset it and tried again with the same result. The only things running were the A/C and refrigerator. This had never been a problem in a 30 amp site. I went outside and explained to the guy outside that I was unable to run my A/C and asked if maybe they were having general trouble with the electricity. He seemed insulted and said the electricity was good and that it must be my RV. I responded that we had used it several times (we are full-timers) without problems. He insisted that it was my problem and not his. He even offered to go grab his testing equipment to see how many amps I was drawing. I agreed, and he never returned. The gift shop was in poor repair. A lot of the items, including food items, appeared to have been wet previously, maybe from a roof leak. The whole place was just run-down and in desperate need of updating. There is what they call a theme park. They charge $5 per person. A quick peek over the gate led us to believe it was in the same state of disrepair as the rest of the place, so we didn't waste our money. Overall, its a great location, but not so great park. - The Rowlands
Sep 2014 - $16.00
This campground could use some sprucing up. The buildings, signage, etc. really look worn, but it isn't anything that a coat of paint wouldn't fix. The campground is for sale, so I imagine the owners just don't want to put any more money into the place. That's too bad because the rates are excellent and it's not far from the south rim of the Grand Canyon, so it's a good place to camp while visiting the park. We got good cell phone (AT&T) and wireless coverage (Verizon) while there. Also, the people in the office and in the restaurant were very friendly. You also get a 10% discount in the restaurant if you're staying in the campground. We'd stay here again when passing through the area. - Bobbi1948
1900 E Rodeo Rd Williams, Arizona 86046 (map) | (800) 482-3955
Sites: 47 | Latest Rate: $43.00 | 102 Reviews
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May 2017 - $43.00
Unfortunately, the noise at night really made our experience at this park unpleasant. We sleep with windows open and the constant noise from the freeway (it's a major thoroughfare for cross country semi traffic) was among the worst we've experienced in years of RV'ing. Train traffic just added to the poor sleep. The park description about being surrounded by Ponderosa pines is misleading. We did pay for the 'premium' spot which had some trees beside it, however there are only a very few of these spots available. The majority of spaces are simple spaces on open gravel with no shade. This is not reflected in the website pics. The staff, however, are delightful and friendly, the restrooms very clean, and the wifi surprisingly strong (always nice to be able to look at emails without getting frustrated at poor connections). If freeway noise doesn't bother one, then this is good value. A suggestion - reserve ahead! We dropped in last minute, were lucky, and got one of the very few remaining sites. The Grand Canyon's a major tourist draw and spaces for RV's limited. - Two Travellers
May 2017 - $44.00
The staff is extremely friendly and courteous. We registered but then had to wait to be escorted to our site. We finally had to go to the office and remind them we were waiting. Got to the "Deluxe" site which is on a fairly steep hill. We backed in and could not get level, pulled out and backed in again at a little different angle but still were not level. We do a lot of boondocking (dry camping) in very unlevel areas and have not had a single time we were unable to get level until now. The water pressure was very low also. The park is close in to town, quiet with no road noise from I-40 although there was slight train noise it wasn't bothersome. Most campers here are staying to go to the Grand Canyon 50 miles north. - suzwoodard
Apr 2017 - $26.00
We were welcomed warmly when we arrived and our reservation was as advertised. As Passport America members, we enjoyed a 50% discount on our 50 amp, full hookup site. The office was nicely laid out, with lots of souvenirs, maps and local information. The staff was super friendly and the escort to our site was prompt and smiling. Our gravel & grass site was clear of trash and wide enough to park our tow car beside our motor home. There were several trash & recycling stations located very nearby; each was self contained and clean. Other than an occasional trail, the park is very quite. The Historic District of Williams was only a few minutes away. This is a small town with lots of shops, restaurants, grocery store and events in the streets. It's also the location of the train station for the Grand Canyon Railroad line. We drove a few miles up Historic Route 66 to a hiking trail that led to Keyhole Sink, a local favorite with Native American petroglyphs visible after a very easy 1 mile hike thru a Ponderosa Pine forest. - Tessa & Toadee on the Road
1060 N Grand Canyon Blvd Williams, Arizona 86046 (map) | (928) 635-2718
Sites: 101 | Latest Rate: $27.00 | 116 Reviews
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May 2017 - $27.00
This park is one of our favorites. The property is immaculate and, if you have a Passport America card, it is one of the best values around. The only (minor) drawback is the lack of grass. However, it is the high desert so it is sort of expected. We have a dog and finding a spot to go potty can be challenging. There is a train that goes by so if noise is a concern for you, it may not be a great fit. The bathrooms and showers were great and the staff is very helpful! - Our RV Trek
Apr 2017 - $47.00
Overpriced gravel parking lot with hook ups. O.K. for overnight stop. Close to Grand Canyon, easy access from freeway, across street from truck stop, close to down town Williams restaurants and shopping. - JacktheRat
Apr 2017 - $30.00
Don't look at the photo on the website. It's misleading. This is fine for an overnight, but not a place to stay for more than that. That said, after two days we asked for a refund for the other five days, and though they weren't happy about it, they gave it to us. They are kind people trying to do their best, but this place is right next to a huge truck stop, with lots of noise, and also near the highway and railroad tracks. We moved on. - Essiegirl
Williams, Arizona (map) | (928) 635-2626
Sites: 176 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 67 Reviews
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Apr 2017 - $45.00
This is a very nice KOA. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful. The sites are lovely. Be careful though, as the tree branches come down low, and no matter how hard we tried, we managed to scratch the rig when we left the campground. - Essiegirl
Apr 2017 - $55.00
This appears to be a nice, clean park set up in concentric circles which makes it a bit difficult to get to your spot due to the one-way designations. There are a lot of trees; watch your slides for falling pine cones! The staff seems a bit flustered at times; first we were told we didn't need a password for the wifi and when we went on a password was required. Of course it was after hours so had to wait until the next day. Evidently they have two wifi providers; Tengonet being the only one we had access to. When we again requested password they said just use the "KOA" access which we explained didn't show up on our site. Staff seemed annoyed they had to provide password; also annoyed when we asked for cable station guide. The worst is the shower which only stays on for 30 seconds and you have to push the button again; one handed showers are annoying! Supposedly saving water but if you're so annoyed you shower in your rig it kind of defeats the purpose. In season it seems they have a lot of amenities including a grill which wasn't open yet. Also no groceries were stocked in the store. Very child-friendly with go-karts (in season) and other activities. It's about an hour from the Grand Canyon and 15 minutes to Williams. We probably wouldn't stay here again mainly due to the unfriendly vibe. - Catsinatrailer
Oct 2016 - $38.00
Beautiful park nestled among the pines, but overall just okay for an overnight stay. Very tight sites, mostly unlevel gravel. When we chose from 2 available sites based on how level it was, there was NO satellite signal-not surprising among all the trees, but a bit disappointing. Very friendly and engaging staff, easy access from the interstate. - pnation53
Forest Road 109 Williams, Arizona 86046 (map) | (928) 635-5600
Sites: 94 | Latest Rate: $18.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jun 2011 - $18.00
This is a Kaibab Forest Campground with no hookups. It is 19 miles southeast of Williams and the last 10 miles is on a gravel road. The campground fills up on the weekends in the summer, reservations for some sites are available. The lake is stocked for fishing and good for kayaking or canoeing, small electric motors are allowed. Good ATV roads are near by. The camp hosts were very friendly and helpful. National Parks Passes will decrease the nightly rate by 50%. - JEMc
601 W Franklin Ave Williams, Arizona 86046 (map) | (800) 843-8724
Sites: 124 | Latest Rate: $47.00 | 339 Reviews
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May 2017 - $47.00
We wanted to see the Grand Canyon and chose this park because they have a nice kennel on site. We wound up renting a car in Flagstaff so were able to take our dog with us. However, the kennel manager was very nice and the place looked clean and well-managed. RV park is a concrete jungle as stated earlier, but it was clean and worked for us. There is NO grass, so there was a little difficulty getting our dog to 'go' on the red rocks. We would not have wanted to sit out on chairs even if it wasn't so cold because of close proximity and the red rock islands. The little town is nearby for tourists shopping and there is a Safeway a block away. Check-in staff were superb. - Slkeyes
May 2017 - $44.00
This RV park is very nice with concrete pads and interior roads. It is located very close to the Grand Canyon Railway hotel and train station. The staff at the check in and train station were very helpful. The train station is an easy walk from the campground and a shuttle is also availabe. Just call from the Laundry building and they pick you up. The RV Park area is very clean and garbage bins are easily accessible. The problem we had was the Wifi was useless. Very frustrating when you want to look up information about things to do etc and places to eat... not to mention confirming reservations or booking online - it was impossible. I even contacted their Internet provider as per the instructions on a flyer we were given at check in. I was told, oh yes that is normal, they don't have enough internet power and they receive phone calls all the times. The internet wasn't working much even when the park was not full. There are long freight trains which rumble by on the tracks beside the RV park, but we did not have a problem with them. We were not directly beside the tracks though... so that might bother some people. I have read complaints about the dog walk being lava rock, well they listened to the complaints and have taken out the lava rock and put in smoother gravel. The laundry is not big enough when the RV Park is full. There are about 5 washers and dryers. There is one small folding table and barely room for the two chairs in the room. $1.75 per load of washing and $1.50 to dry. My jeans and some towels were not dry after the 30 minutes but you can't put them on for just another 5 minutes you have to do a full new cycle. The building was very clean. There is parking beside the laundry area however vehicles parked in these spaces do not allow a lot of room for big rigs trying to make the turn to get in or out of the area with the sites. It was very cold and windy when we were there. - KiwiYankee
May 2017 - $23.00
Nice desert park. Close packed with no shade, but that is typical of the area. Paved roads and sites. Fairly level. Convenient to the Grand Canyon and Williams area. - DYK 640
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Apr 2017 - $57.00
This campground is NOT FOR MOTORHOMES. If you have a diesel pusher, carry an air filter. The dust is so intense, it covered my tow vehicle and completely changed the color of my rig. The site they gave me was so unlevel, my front to rear, including tag, we're off the ground. Not good for jacks. Many MHs had boards under their tires, some jacking them up 8" above grade. Since the campground less than half full we manage to move to identical site next door. Managed to get my rears on the ground, front in the air, I decided it was ok for the 2 nights, until the manager showed up. He said I had to go back to my original site or leave. I told him I couldn't level and he said "It's the Grand Canyon, dirt is what you get." Disgusting campground and service. Would it hurt to hire a guy and a bobcat to level the sites? Evidently they don't care. Read other reviews. If you have a camper or 5th wheel, maybe you will be ok. Still a filthy place. - Stutch
Mar 2017 - $47.00
Great park to head to the Grand Canyon south rim. It is a KOA park, so you get KOA quality. That being said, we had a good FHU pull thru site that was level with a fire ring and grill. Hook up connections were easy access and worked fine. Cable was not that good with few stations and not very clear. We used our Sat system. DW took a shower in their facility and enjoyed it. Good pressure, plenty of hot water and no charge. Our issue was the rocks the park is graded with. Seemed like lava rock or similar. Our dogs paws were a bit chewed up where he didn't want to go for any walks. We took him to GC national park and he was walking and running around with no issues. Back to the park, and he wanted nothing to do with it. Staff was very helpful and friendly. - ChinoBob
Oct 2016 - $32.00
We stayed here one night. The space was a back-in and it was roomy enough. It is a nice park and quiet. Friendly staff. - ArmandV
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This campground was a beautiful campground and good location. The setting was nice, the sites were very nice, and the price was good. This campground mangers cared about their campground, no trash anywhere. Everyone including management was very nice and helpful. I would return to this place again and recommend to anyone. - private0012
May 2006 - $26.00
In my view this rv park has more pine trees and a prettier setting than any commercial park from Flagstaff to Williams. The sites are a crushed gravel-type material and most are fairly level. It would have been nicer if there was a little more room between sites but none of the other parks are generous in this respect. New ownership needs to do a few things like add cable and do a little site grooming. Limited TV service can be gotten from an antenna but it's not real clear. The biggest negative is the park's proximity to the railroad tracks. The BNSF is very active along this stretch of I-40 and the engineers blow the train horn 4 times each time it passes by the area both east and westbound. We had a nice campfire amidst the aromatic pines in the evening. I would stay here again. - exportman


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Murray's Ice Cream and Cookies
Murray's Ice Cream and Cookies, located in Westport (next to Californo's) has that old ice cream parlor feel and the best of the cold stuff making it the KC Guide's Top Pick. There are so many things to choose from at Murray's it's hard to decide. From rich, homemade ice cream and a malt-ish Lumpy to a Smooshie with ingredients you can mix in-a trip to Murray's is a little bit of heaven.
- Location:4120 Pennsylvania Ave, in Westport.
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After a successful test run last summer, hometown chocolatier Christopher Elbow announced that he'd be delighting Kansas Citians full time with an opening of Glace Artisan Ice at 50th and Main (between Spin and the firestation). It's here you'll find the rich, unusual and flavorful combinations Elbow is known for in his artisian chocolates--all perfectly confected in a frozen treat. With fun flavors like fleur de sel carmel (one of my fave chocolates), carmelized banana, and pineapple cilantro sorbet, the all natural ingredients make Glace a summer must.
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The adorable Lindsay Laricks will have her Shasta filled to the rim with her delish Fresher than Fresh Snow Cones--which will reappear on the Westside on Sunday's (at the garden park @ 17th and Summit) and in the Crossroads on First Friday's. The all natural snow cones use fresh fruit and herbs--our faves were watermelon basil, espresso and Mexican cane sugar and lemon prickly pear...or sample in a flight of five.
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One thing's for sure, Foo's Frozen Custard is FABULOUS. So fab in fact, that I can't drive by the Brookside spot without making a stop (yes, even when it's snowing out). Reminiscent of the Mom and Pop shops of lore, they use the freshest ingredients and say no to preservatives, making Foo's the KC's Guides Top Pick. If their famed concretes or Foo's Favorite Sundaes don't win you over with one bite you can make your own...
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The Sweet Guy
As if The Sweet Guy doesn't do enough with his wonderful desserts, tempting drinks and truffles to die for...he chimes in with the wonderful world of Gelato. The hip Parkville confectonist has a yummie tiramasu that is a regular fave.
- Location:10 Main Street, Parkville.
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Balsano's Gelato Cafe
Balsano's recently relocated from 45th St. to it's new locale on the Plaza's famed Ward Parkway and trust me, this gelato will make you down right giddy on a hot day. While they've got all the classics-but fantastic flavs like choco-buttered-rum, tiramisu and malted milk ball are so rich, sweet and delish..one taste and you'll be staring at the bottom of your cup before long.
- Location: 428 Ward Parkway
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When it's as hot as blazes in Kansas City, what do you want more than anything? A popsicle. Head to this great little joint on SW Boulevard...Paleteria Tropicana. Paleteria (popsicle) has everything from mango-pineapple to the hotter than hot mango-chile which will make you hotter than you already are.
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Poppy's Ice Cream and Coffee House
This cute little shop in downtown Lee's Summit is a hidden gem loved by locals since it's inception in Raytown in the 90's. With everything from concretes and custard to scoops and shakes, the sweet stuff is made with all natural ingredients in house--resulting in some seriously great tasting sweet stuff. Flavors change on a regular basis, and range from the usual (strawberry) and the interesting (brown sugar/sour cream), to the deeeelish (red velvet cake)--all of which are mouth-watering.Continue to 9 of 10 below.
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Sheridan's Frozen Custard
If the line wrapped around any of Sheridan's many KC locations is any indication of how good it is....Sheridan's made from scratch custard is the place to go on any hot day. What started in 1998 by KC Custard lover Jim Sheridan, has boomed into a Custard mecca throughout the metro (and has locations out of state!). It's the Mom and Pop shop with a clean and shiny drive-thru...and they even have doggie cones!
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- Try: A Mount Rush S'more...yum!
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Dippin' Dots
These flash frozen little morsels are tasty treat rain, shine, or 100 degrees outside. Ahhh...Dippin' Dots, the strange yet satisfying ultra cold followed by melting ice cream and a brain freeze. While you can't find Dippin' Dots just everywhere--they are found at certain spots around the Metro.
Dippin' Dots in KC:
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- Kauffman
- Kemper Arena
- Great Wolf Lodge
- Union Station
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We've had a lot of fun this summer seeking out the Best Places to Eat Ice Cream in Kansas City. From frozen custard, gelato and iced treats to the good ol' fashioned stuff, we've complied the Top 10 Best Places to Eat Ice Cream (and other frozen goodies) around town.


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text: Improving Crisis & Emergency Risk Communication in Surinam Sarjan Mathoerapersad Moses Deveaux Rochelle Christopher Delwin Ferguson Introduction This Strategic plan seeks to: Improving Crisis & Emergency Risk Communication in Surinam Major Disasters - Flooding (May 2006) Other common disaster Man Made (MVA. Explosions etc) Air Accident (1989) Background of the problems Flooding. Survey showing Rural remote areas Poor communications Length of time to receive communications Not accessible to everyone Language barriers-approx. 6 diff. languages Apathy Background of the problems Flooding. Survey Shows Little or no schooling Poverty Low lying houses/riverbank houses Surinam Northern coast of South America, bordered by the Atlantic Ocean on the North, Guyana to the West, French Guiana to the East and Brazil to the South. Surinam Surinam is a land of enormous cultural diversity One of the few spots in the world where the tropical rainforest still completely virginal. Surinam Population = 436,494 Hindustani = 37 % Creole (Black) = 31 % Japanese = 15 % Amerindian = 2 % Chinese = 2 % White = 1 % Other = 2 % Surinam Weather and Climate in Surinam Tropical humid climate with dry and rainy seasons. a. The short rainy season in Dec-Jan. b. Long rainy season from April -July. c. Long Dry season Aug – Nov d. Dry season Feb – April Survey - State of readiness What do they have Newspapers once a week – remote areas Telecommunications Tourism trade in the jungle Cell phones in the tourism trade place Generators at night Central dispatch in the city Emergency services in the city Survey - State of readiness What do they have (cont) Malaria – DOH vaccinate tourist & residents 80%effective communication Means of communication radio Television Cell phones Internet People News media Pamphlets Town hall meetings Means of communication Conferences Workshops Schools Meetings – clubs, agencies Churches Library Drum messages Blackberry Sat. phones Whistle SMS Ham messages Runner Flags Morse Code Current tools for Risk Communication. Accessibility Central dispatch – 80% Telephone – 80% Radio – 80% Television – 80% Internet – 70% Schools – 80% News media – 100% Current tools for Risk Communication Accessibility cont'd Library – 70% Drum messages – 20% Agency meetings – 70% Conferences/workshops – 70% VISION 100% OF THE POPULATION OF SURINAM WILL HAVE ACCESS TO A MEANS OF COMMUNICATION IN REGARDS TO CRISIS/EMERGENCY NOTIFICATIONS MISSION TO ENSURE THAT THE RESIDENTS OF SURINAM'S REMOTE AREAS HAVE A MEANS OF ACCESS TO COMMUNICATION IN REGARDS TO CRISIS/EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION BY MARCH 2008. Goal To improve Emergency Communication systems in Surinam within the next five years. Objectives To install community flood warning systems in rural communities. To train members of the communities to manually monitor the flood warning system. To install an automatic flood warning system To ensure a redundancy system is installed To implement long term measures to improve means of communication. Risk Assessment The pre-requisite to any Early Warning System you must do a risk analysis/assessment. Based on a simple analysis of rainfall levels, the system lets local communities be on guard against flood hazards without requiring fancy technology or expensive telecommunications. Early Warning System Water level measurements installed at strategic location in each village Each warning level will be colour coded Each observer will be supplied with a Govt. funded cell phone Warning sirens will be mounted for villagers Automatic alarm for monitoring station Warning system Audio Pre-warning – short beeps Warning – long beeps followed by pause Visual Pre-warning – water at orange level Warning – water at red level Warning system Telecommunication Pre-warning – call observers on cell phone Warning – call observers on cell phone - call Water Management Dept. Physical Pre-warning – village to village visitation using megaphone by community volunteers Warning – Door to door visitation by community volunteers Plan of Action Training Ministry of works staff/volunteers/community members Financing Department of Finance – secure funding Health Education Department of Health – health education DOE/DOH – Public Awareness programs Implementation Secure funding from Finance to purchase equipment and training supplies Poll the villages for the volunteer observers Submit project out to tenders. Secure the experts (consultants) to train the staff how to monitor the system (inhouse) Secure company to install monitoring system Implementation Secure training stations for the villagers Install the system to be ready for action when training is completed. Indicators Mar– June 2007 Receive Funds from Finance Ministry. Aug – Sept 2007 Commence training of Village personnel . Aug – Sept 2007 Commence training of the MOW & WRA. Nov 2007 Install project in designated area. (Pre test Dec – Jan). March 2008 Completion & Handover to Village Preventative Maintenance Basic preventative maintenance program for all equipment Regular upgrade in equipment (budgeted) Yearly upgrade or update in training Maintain a current register of the village observers Continue working relationship/Partnership with Govt/ NGOs & Stakeholders Budget Equipment: US$ 10,000 Installation: 175 x $ 2,500 = US$ 437,500 Wall meters: 175 x $ 25 = US$ 43,750 Incidentals: US$ 10,000 Training: US$ 10,000 Total: US$ 511,250 ( 175 = villages flooded) Challenges Allocation and distribution of govt. funds Cost of maintaining the system Threats of violence in maintaining the system Security Sustainability of community involvement THANK YOU. ???????