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- 2 pounds unpeeled, large fresh shrimp
- 1 (15 1/2-ounce) can pineapple chunks, undrained
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 cup rice wine vinegar
- 2 tablespoons chili sauce
- 1/3 cup ketchup
- 1 teaspoon soy sauce
- 1 green bell pepper, cubed
- 1 red bell pepper, cubed
- Garnish: green onion slivers
How to Make It
Peel shrimp, and devein, if desired. Set shrimp aside.
Drain pineapple, reserving juice. Stir together pineapple juice, sugar, and next 6 ingredients.
Cook juice mixture in a large skillet or wok over high heat, stirring constantly, 15 to 30 seconds or until thickened. Add cubed bell pepper, and cook 3 to 4 minutes. Add pineapple chunks and shrimp. Cover and cook, stirring often, 3 to 5 minutes or just until shrimp turn pink. Serve over Lemon Rice Pilaf, if desired. Garnish, if desired.
Chicken Oriental: Substitute 4 skinned and boned chicken breast halves, cubed, for shrimp. Cook for 10 minutes or until chicken is done.


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Dear Glambs,
I received an email from Pennyroyal Silver. This website, www.adamunofficial.com, is not sponsoring this project, I'm merely passing it along. However, I think this is something you all will be very interested in. They are trying to raise $75,000 in sales of the Peace Pendant, the newest in their collection of Adam Lambert jewelry. There are prizes for members on their email list, starting when they reach $20,000 in sales. We know Adam's fans are most generous. I bet with the release of this contest, they'll reach their full $75,000 in no time. Remember Adam's birthday water project?
The prizes in this contest are all very exciting. I'm already lining up my five to attend for the Grand Prize dinner, just in case! I bet you'll be making your list out too!
I'm blown away by the number in the first paragraph. Adam's fans have donated almost $1,000,000 to charities Adam has endorsed. I think that is a Do Something moment! Read on for the exciting details.
Love ya!
~ Carol ~
From Penny Royal:
Our latest Signature Collection collaboration with Adam Lambert has been available for just about a week and we've already raised over $16,000 for Trevor Project!
We need your help:
If we can raise $75,000 for Trevor Project with the sale of the Peace Pendant by Sept 16th, the total amount fans have contributed to charities Adam has endorsed will reach $1,000,000!
The Contest:
We will draw random names from the Pennyroyal email list as we reach sales milestones. Prizes will get better as the amount increases. See prize list below.
All you need to do is join the Pennyroyal email list and spread the word!
What you can do to help:
-For those who are able… Buy one! (or two). If everyone on our email list buys one, we will far exceed our goal!
-Tweet about it and ask people with lots of follwers to RT (include Pennyroyal web link)
-Post on Facebook (include Pennyroyal web link)
-Contact your local radio stations and get them to tweet, post the story on their website, mention it on the air.
-Contact local TV stations and tell them about our goal to reach $1,000,000 total donated.
-Submit the story to relevant blogs.
-Do you have connections at any media outlets? Ask them to cover the $1,000,000 story.
-Work together on the message board! Flood media outlets, websites, Twitter accounts radio stations etc… with emails and calls and make them to take notice. Decide together which one to focus on for a given day and have everyone focus on it. Choose another the next day.
Follow us on Twitter and 'Like' us on Facebook for daily updates. Winners will be notified directly by email and announced on Twitter and Facebook when confirmed.
Email questions to firstname.lastname@example.com
Prize 1
$18,000 Raised:
Five names will be drawn from the Pennyroyal Email list to receive the new Peace Ring. The Peace Ring is solid sterling silver and available in sizes 5-11.
Prize 2
$20,000 Raised:
Five names drawn from the email list to choose any item currently available from the entire Pennyroyal website
Prize 3
$22,000 Raised:
Five names drawn and each will receive one of the last 20 Infinity Pendants from the Pennyroyal vault. The Infinity Pendant has Adam Lambert's signature on the back and was retired in October 2010 after raising over $43,000 for DonorsChoose.org.
Prize 4
$25,000 Raised:
Three names drawn and each will get a sterling silver or bronze custom design. Tim will work directly with each winner to design a one-of-a-kind custom pendant, ring, bracelet or keychain. (Value: $350)
Prize 5
$30,000 Raised:
Five names will be drawn and each will receive one of the last 20 original, signed Eye Of Horus pendants from the Pennyroyal vault. The Eye Of Horus pendant has Adam Lambert's signature on the back and was retired in September 2009 after raising over $32,000 for MusiCares.
Prize 6
$35,000 Raised:
Four names drawn and each will get a sterling silver or bronze custom design and both of the original and now retired Infinity and Eye Of Horus pendants. Tim will work directly with each winner to design a one-of-a-kind custom pendant, ring, bracelet or keychain. (Value: $595)
Prize 7
$40,000 Raised:
Ten names drawn and each will get a retired Infinity Pendant.
Prize 8
$45,000 Raised:
Ten names drawn and each will get a retired Eye Of Horus pendant.
Prize 9
$50,000 Raised:
Three names will be drawn and each winner will receive the entire collection of 3 Adam Lambert Signature Collection designs including the earrings, rings and bracelets that match. Value of each prize package is $1,100.
Prize 10
$60,000 Raised:
One winner will create their very own Signature Collection design with Pennyroyal. The collaborative design will have the winner's signature on the back and will be available for exactly 1 week on the Pennyroyal website to benefit the charity of their choice.
Prize 11
$70,000 Raised:
One winner gets Adam Lambert's original signed drawing of the Eye of Horus that was used to create the Eye Of Horus Pendant. Adam's drawing will be mounted in a museum-quality frame along with the original hand-carved master design that all the other pendants were molded from. (Value: Priceless?)
Grand Prize:
Part one: Tim from Pennyroyal will fly to your city (anywhere in the world), take you and 5 of your friends to dinner and present this secret prize to you. (prize to be announced later)
Part 2: When we meet the $1,000,000 total donation goal, we will set a release date for the Skeleton Key pendant inspired by Adam's tattoo. (subject to Adam's final approval, but when we hit $1M we're pretty sure he'll say yes!)

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Spectrum: A Communicative Course in English-Level Five
€ 18,99
Bisher € 20,04
Besorgung - Lieferbarkeit unbestimmt
November 1999
BeschreibungThe series features a carefully sequenced, systematic presentation of grammar and a comprehensive coverage of all four skills.
-- Functions, themes, language, and structures are recycled in fully illustrated dialogues, vocabulary, readings, and exercises.
-- Listening activities provide practice in hearing, understanding, and responding to spoken English.Additional features of the course:
-- Workbooks correspond to Student Book lessons and reinforce functions, structures, vocabulary, and pronunciation activities.
-- Teacher's Editions contain teaching instructions interleaved with full-color student pages, along with answer keys (for Student Books and Workbooks) and listening scripts.
-- Audiocassette Programs contain realistic recordings of conversations that provide students with listening, pronunciation, and intonation practice.
-- A Test Program includes a placement test and two achievement tests for each level.
-- Viewer's Guides offer a 4-page unit for each video segment with previewing, viewing, and extension activities.
-- Video segments are 2 to 2-1/2 minutes long (50 min. in total).
-- Video Teacher's Guides are available for each video level.
Untertitel: Workbook. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: ADDISON WESLEY PUB CO INC
Erscheinungsdatum: November 1999
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New Mexican (Newspaper) - October 2, 2005, Santa Fe, New Mexico D8 THE NEW MEXICAN Sunday October 2 2O05 TIME OUT Horoscope JACQUELINE BlGAR Stars HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Sunday Oct 2 2OO5 Your creativity comes to the forefront this year You seem like a fountain of ideas that never stop and keep flowing An innate talent could bring more money or acceptance If you are single others find you to be magnetic and want to be with you The biggest problem is whom to choose if you are attached remember that a relationship is a twoway street Leo can annoy you The Stars Show the Kind of Day Youll Have 5Dynamic 4Positive 3Average 2Soso 1Difficult ARIES March 21Apri 19 In some way you could feel oddly uncom fortable around someone you usually can hang loose with Accept an invitation that pulls you away from the here and now Tonight Others seek you out TAURUS April 20May 20 You might not want to change your plans Honestly you do need a day of rest and relax ation Let go of pressure and tension and just 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Fairhiring grp 108 Some blades distance llOSmart 112 Place ofbliss expected 115 Fr ladies tnCivilWarinits 118 Troop grp 119 Outmoded 120whim 121 Sound of a leak One thief can disrupt a peaceful office community Dear Olive All my cowork ers read your column and we love to talk about it on Mondays Thats why we decided to write you for help We have a lounge with a community refrigerator Everyone brings their lunches or snacks labels them and leaves them there for their convenience Several months ago items started disappearing Maybe this is not that important but its causing frustration and tension among our group We work closely together and try to maintain group spirit and teamwork Theres only one person who doesnt seem to share our feelings and hes made things difficult by ridiculing anyone who gets upset when they find some thing missing even though hes had stufftaken too We cant figure out who might be doing this except perhaps the night clean up crew as theyre only people who have access to this lounge besides us Last week the thief took something not intended for them Our super visor brings treats in her lunch bag for her Yorkie that she often brings to work and keeps in her office She found the container missing along with her sandwich We all got a good laugh out of it wondering if the thief ate it but even though the laughter helped were all still pretty upset about this Isnt this stealing just like any other kind of theft Or are we overreacting by being this upset What can we do about it and is there a way to solve the problem Is there some way to find out if the night people are tak ing our food Well appreciate any input you can give to us FD Dear Thanks so much for writing because your questions and the issues they raise focus once again on a troublesome uni versal dilemma that comes up a lot and always seems to incite the same concerns and frustrations To start it would be helpful if you all would hold hands and take one slow collective deep breath and exhale The tension in your mes sage could be cut with a knife I admit I couldnt help but giggle when I read about Fidos treats being taken I wish I could have OLIVE GALLAGHIiR 7Ve Inner Bottom Line been a fly on the wall to see the perpetrators face when they bit into that lovely treat Talk about just desserts Sometimes there are punishments that even the most motivated victims couldnt dream up But as amusing as that image might be this is not a laughing matter It appears were living at a timein our culture that seems to be governed and I use that word very very loosely by the premise that anythings OK as long as you dont get While dozens of corporate captains have lived and gained by those words theyre not acceptable on The Inner Bottom Line Theft is theft is theft Just like one cant be a little bit pregnant one cant be a little bit honest If you take something anything which doesnt belong to you then youre a thief Period Theres no slicing or dicing the defini tion Whether its a cartridge for your home printer from the office closet or a thousand dollars from someone elses bank account its stealing Embezzlement Robbery And the end result no matter how trivial or significant the act leaves the victim feeling invaded raw and suspicious So lets deal with this turkey in your group before moving on to more important components of this complex issue This blowhole that spouted off how ridiculous the rest of you were for allowing the theft of a sandwich to upset you doesnt deserve to be a member of your group While he or she might possibly be acting defensively with ahuge dose of false bravado in a pathetic effort to keep a distorted sense of being perceived by every one as a man who doesnt sweat the small his behavior was neither respectful nor helpful Its therefore perfectly normal to want to tell him to put a sock in it Politely of course Perhaps the greatest casualty of any theft is the loss of safety and trust As I have said many times without respect there can be no trust and without trust there can be no love no affection and no camaraderie Once our sense of safety is eroded we tend to look at or hear everyone and everything differently and from there its not a big leap to fullblown paranoia and panic Another more insidious effect of theft is that it plants seeds of mis trust and suspicion Its extremely important and helpful not to jump to conclusions that merely amount to them vs Even though the cleaning crews may have access to the food it would be regretful to point a finger at them and make accusations based on assump tion instead of solid proof that if it isnt one of it must be one of Such finger pointing and mindless bias have tainted too many innocent lives You do have other options You could put a discreet video cam era in the lounge and try to catch the thief in the act You could put a lock on the refrigerator and monitor access to the keys Or you might consider starting by hold ing a group meeting that could take place in the evening so that the cleaning crew can be invited to attend You could position this meeting as a were in this together kind of gathering to solve the problem Its rather amazing to observe the shift in group dynamics when a problem is placed openly on the table in front of everyone involved including the possible perpetra tor Sometimes finding out that people are on to the jig and will be watching is enough to deter further stealth activities Sometimes not But its a benign way to open up the issue Even though it might just be food thats being taken a lot more than that is being stolen One can not put a price on the presence of trust comfort and safety within the dynamics of any group Along with our mutual vulnerability we all have a shared responsibility to protect sustain and repair that bond whenever or however it is breached or damaged Since it doesnt appear that this person is taking food because they are desperately hungry which sadly is sometimes the basis for actions like these Im hopeful that whomever is committing this pointless theft will get the message quickly and decide to just stop It might however not be that simple and while the perpetrator might be using food as their current weapon their behavior might reflect a tendency to be cruel and abusive which over time could escalate to be more destructive if they dont get the satisfaction or attention they crave Whichever case it turns out to be it is not trivial and should not be overlooked or ignored For your partjt will take patience and a continuing sense of humor and compassion along with an unwill ingness to let anyone criticize or trivialize your emotions or con cerns However you are able to get this needy or angry behavior to stop there are a lot of useful lessons to be learned from this situation regarding trust safety speaking up for yourself and demanding that all of your boundaries be respected big or small Bravo for having the courage to do so Olive Send questions to personalbest The Inner Bot tom Line trademark is a syndicated column on personal chokes and ethical dilemmas Gal lagher who lives in Santa Fe has a private practice and gives keynote speeches corporate retreats and seminars nationally Shes the author of the newly released book The Nude Ethicist A Simple Path to The Good Copyright Olive Gallagher 20O5 All rights reserved ANNIES MAILBOX Most guys prefer girls who dont look madeup Dear Annie I am a 14yearold girl and I have a question My parents have always told me a guy finds a girl more attractive if shes not wearing a bunch of makeup But to me the only way I can look good is if I put on a fair amount So whats the truth Do guys really like it better if a girl is wearing little or no makeup Want To Look Pretty Dear Pretty The truth is most guys prefer girls whodont look madeup That means keep things to a minimum At your age a little tinted lip gloss and mascara goes a long way If you overdo it you look cheap and guys think you are trying too hard You can add to your makeup as you get older if you need to The most important thing is to take good aMlvi care of your skin We know it doesnt seem that crucial now but trust us a clean healthy com plexion is always attractive arid in a few years youll be glad you paid attention to it Dear Annie My exhusband and I have been divorced for five years We have two young children who divide their week between us Our children have wonderful close and loving relationships with both of us in no small part because my ex and I are friendly and support ive of one another and we are welcoming to each others significant others For the past four years weve spent holidays together as a big extended family and include whatever members of his family and mine are in town along with our current boyfriends girlfriends and members of their families We cohost birthday parties for the children and include each other in special events We do it for our children but also because we under stand how it feels to miss out on 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In 1967, Edwards and his bandmates relocated to Boston, where they permanently changed their name to Sugar Creek and became a full-time blues act, issuing the 1969 LP Please Tell a Friend. Wanting to return to acoustic performing, he left the group to record a solo album. Near the end of the 1970 sessions, one of the finished tracks, "Please Find Me," was accidentally erased, forcing Edwards to instead record a brand-new composition. The song was "Sunshine," and when it was released as a single the following year, it quickly became a Top Five pop hit.
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After touring the nation with a production of the musical Pumping Boys and Dinettes, Edwards joined the bluegrass group the Seldom Scene, issuing the 1983 LP Blue Ridge. After a 1987 solo children's record, Little Hands, Edwards moved to Nashville; his 1989 album The Natural Thing generated his biggest country hit, "We Need to Be Locked Away." A follow-up, One Day Closer, appeared in 1994. Two years later, Edwards followed up with Man in the Moon. He released two concert albums during this time, including 2007's Live in Massachusetts and 2010's Rollin' Along: Live in Holland. In 2011, Edwards returned with the studio album My Love Will Keep. ~ Jason Ankeny
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - February 8, 2003, New Braunfels, Texas Saturday, February 8, 2003 — HERALD-ZEJTl ING — Page 7 AReligion BriefsAllen Chapel marks Black History Month The Rev. Bobby F. Lewis and the Allen Chapel African Methodist Church family will be celebrating Black History Month at 3:30 p.m. Feb. 16. The guest speaker will be the Rev. Jack Gause, pastor of Wesley Harper United Methodist Church, Seguin. Organized in 1890, Allen Chapel was the first black Methodist Church of New Braunfels and was named The Colored Methodist Church. The sole purpose of the church's formation was to have a place for people of color to worship freely. In 1907, the church changed its name to Allen Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church. The church is located at 255 E. Commerce in New Braunfels. For information, contact Lucille Garcia, church secretary, at 625-6159.Methodist Men host chili supper The Methodist Men of the Canyon Lake United Methodist Church hosts its 21st Annual Chili Supper from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Feb. 28. Contributions will be $4.50 for adults and $2.50 for children younger than 12. Drinks are included, but dessert is extra. The church is located at 206 Flintstone Drive, Canyon Lake. Telephone (830) 899-7104. Take FM 2673 West from Startzville to Overhill and follow the signs. For information, call (830) 899-2043.UU sermon about power of love Martin Bryant will give a sermon titled "The Velveteen Person" at the Unitarian Universalists Church at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at the Senior Center, 655 Landa St. He will discuss this classic story with the writings of Christian mystics, Kahlil Gibran and Meehtild of Magdeburg. He will illustrate the transcendental and transformative power of love. His family will provide music. Questions and discussion will follow the sermon. All are invited. Religious education for children is also at 10:30 a.m. The Unitarian Universals will have Alison Schockner introduce the Chinese art of placement of objects in the home or office environment. Feng Shui translated literally means "wind and water." This ancient art with its creative energy is employed to enhance balance, harmony and prosperity. The meeting takes place at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 19 at the Faith United Church, 970 Loop 337. Questions and discussion will follow the presentation.Memorial service for astronauts There will be a service to memorialize the seven Columbia astronauts who died tragically last week at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Zoeller Funeral Home, 615 Landa St. in New Braunfels. Several local clergy will offer scripture, prayer and words of solace and hope. Peaches Kelly will sing. This service is open to the public. For information, contact Pastor Don Somerville at (830) 626-3045.Tickets on sale for FTJMC celebration First United Methodist Church continues its 150th anniversary celebration with "Youth Recognition" Sunday. Former pastor Bill Hathaway preaches at the ll a.m. worship service. Tickets for the celebration dinner, which follows the ll a.m. service March 2 at the civic center, are on sale for $8 per person. Deadline is Feb. 23.Latter Day Saints host presentation "A Cry From the Dust," historical evidences of the Book of Mormon, is presented from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 1390 Hanz Drive in New Braunfels. The presentation includes insight on Native American origins, religion and culture; and slides of archaeological sites. Call 624-0227 for information.Holy Family hosts blood drive A blood drive, conducted Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church LM VV. Austin Street New Braunfels, Texas (Actoss the street from McKenna Hospital) Served by the Missionaries of the Holy Family Musses Saturday Vigil Mass 5:30 PM (English) Sunday 7:30 AM (Spanish) 10:30 AM (English) 5:30 PM (English) Weekday Masses Monday, Wednesday and Friday 6:00 PM Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 7:30 AM Confessions Saturday 4:00 until 5:00 PM Holy Hour Thursday 7:00 till 9:00 PM St John's Mission Church Hunter, Texas Mass Sunday 9:00 AM ^ River of Qrace Rev. Allen L. Harborth 356-B Landa St New Braunfels Ci> rvf /> c Sun. Morning - 10:30 a.m. Sun. Evening - 6:00 p.m. GARLAND Transmissions 629-0278 2141 IH-35 East River Restaurant & Bar Open Daily At 11 OO am 625-0684 I BLUEBONNET VU BBW ■KEFni&s'j Sties * Service • Puts * Collision Repair 315 N. Seguin New Braunfels, TX TU 130 606-8011 lite BM PIM ta IBM*. Fist Feast Buffet WtlMl AuvW-IS • SIS SHS • Ut Pillar Hermes Insurance Agency SBW Ii IDU 625- 500 199 W. San Antonio On PLUMBING CO. Plumbing / Heating Parts • Service THE DO IT YOURSELF SHOP 532 South Seguin Avenue 625-8031 Edward Jones Investments Mary Cunningham (1)0)64 3-1946 1351 N. Walnut SIO jflHkSfL Hbrald-Zeitung To advertise your business or church on this page call Shannon at the Herald-Zeitung. Monday^dday from 8am-5pm. 830425-9144 x. 213 Hkrald-Zeitung Directory of Arca CHURCH L J ■■ii SERVICES t t I t I t ■ I t Aum Chmu AAU. Cmhcn 255 Commerce St, 210-337-2186 Ro. Rev. Bobby Lewis, tera Sunday School I OOO im.. Morning service 11 un. Assuuu Of Yahweh, Cinimi Twas 642 Comal Ave., New Braunfels (Rear entrance of Unity Church) Service Satuniav -12 noon to 5 pm Bulan leu Ouch 888 Landa St, 626-5102 Sunday services. 10 a.rn. and 7-JO pm, Wed >30 pm. Mens dan at 8 am Saturday Rattly Dividing the Word of Truth Bmckin Unto) MtmooKr Gmkh 20377 FM 2252. (I mil NE of FM 3009) 930 am Sunday School, Nursery - Adult Worship Semen: 836 Sc 1045 un. Crane Aa-You-Ait Praise Senna: 630 p.m. Cauma Baptist Ouch 117 W, Klein Road. 6294049 Si. IO im Worship 11 ambe 5 pm Youth - 6 pm Worship Wednesday eve Bible study Sc Prayer 630 pm httpJ/mcmbauoonuran/cbctcx* CAI VAIS OUItLACH 424 Comal, Thursday 730 pm Sunday 930 am -830627-8105 cojnb4Photmjil.com or camh.org Canton Lam Umtuj Mthoost Guck 206 Fbwow-Td. (830)899-7104 Sunday ichoul/Bibtc study 9:15 arn Fatly worship 830 am Regular worship 10:30 am Nunery-Gy Ruom-Ouidims Church Ca»u IAU Umtuj ftwuoMAi Gum 209 lemon wood I bu San Antonio, (210)342-7171 PuraiyM.ClHnce.Sun. Morning 10.30 am Wtd evening 730 pm CMS) PuuuTTuiAN Caum thru! amend Bible believing. IVesbytrrun Church rn Ammu. 1620 Common. Sunday school, 930 am. Worship amice, 10.40 am: Pioneer dub, Wed <«:30 pm 629-0405 Gam im Kmc Amiran Ouch 1928 Book of Common Prawn • 889 landa Street New Braunfek Ph. 629-5600 Sunday school 9 un., Sunday morning prayer 8 am, Sunday services IO am. Wednesday prayer 7 pm Rev. Ronald D. "Run'/app Church os Chum 1665 Highway 81 War Bible classes fee al 9 am., Worship IO am; Evening worship 6 pm.; Wed 7 pm, classes Ira J ages. Nursery available. Hwy.725 Gum of Gust 134 Modow Cm. 62(10055. Douglas Hill 643-0028 Sun.: dues 930 am.; Worship 10:30 am. Ic 6 pm., Wed 7 pm Gum Or Gut FM 3159 and 2673.899-7077. Bible dass lOun.,Sun.worship ll am. ic b pm; Wad seme 7 pm. Tm Ouch of glut Oma of Laitu Dai Sums Bebop Jerry Fernandes 6064359 • 1390 Hana Rd Sacrament Meeting 9 am; Sun School 10:15; Priesthood Rebel Society H IO Young Men/Young Women Activin Night Wed 7pm Gum Of im N/uanm 1465135 North. Sunday ahull 4.30 ara. Sun, service 1045 am. Fulling worship ar 6 pm Sc Wednesday worship ar 7 pan. Nursery provided during ag serous. Community Gubian Caum 1750 md McQueeney Kind 620-7174 Sennets: Sunda y School 415 arn Worship, 1030 am; Ai aims Ptnduifi. Youth munster Mi Dee Aimes, Past* Nursery provided. COMMUMTY Of CHUM 1138 I Wap Drive, New Braunfels, TX Worship 11 am, Sunday Prayer Service 730 pm Wednesday Cxmiai COMB Gum Staring i anion Intermediate School Cafeteria I s N Buttal 15. Pastis Ned Kibbe, (830) W44Wfc CM) 363.3658, Hibfe Study 9 a.m.. SUsdup Ut am, Ciukftrm I hutch IO am., Orb canali WHR wawawsikiHinuycliuuh.com (am I utsMAN Gum k School lf !1 lax i unman Stiver 9U«dup8 Vim \ I LO)am, Sunday alas ti Nit .taw, IO 1045 am; 83062V tcicx* I tat Faker, Panes Vew Wiukinuv! Pinups! DaTSWw, I MUM VAA htUJWSMr 189 s J Walnut Sui day ahcxd 4 30 am, Sunday worship IO Hi its Wed evening senior 73)0 pm, Wdeyan denomination. Lasts* Battbt Church 983 Hofly at comer of Ridgewood 625-0718 Sunday school 445 am Sunday serv ices 10.50 am. and 63)0 pm, Wed caning 73)0 pm. Pastor Wiibum Taylor E canch Assures Or Coo 104 .Melody Lane, 608-1133. Momrng Worship 10.30 am. Sunday eve worship 6 pm. Wednesday eve pise & prayer 7 pm. Lawrence R. Laton, teor Faith Harvest Church A Spin od Wont Chunk 1928 S. Seguin Hwy.. Reeves Plaza Suae 104, New Braunfels, TX 78130. Sunday Celebration Service ic Childrens Church -11 am Wednesday Bible Study • 7 pm. Thursday Intercessory Prayer -7 pm. Pastor Phil Taylor 626-2119. Fatih Umtid Ouch Of Caam 970 Loop 337.625-6761. Sunday worship 1030 am. Sunday school for all ages 9.15 am Pastor Lee/Jman. Comr see, fed md experience the dd-fenct Fiuowwr Kau Gutor 4026 Morning Side (Solms Road and IH35.) 6240607 or 609-3155 445 am, 11 am and 6 pm. Sunday Wednesday, 7 pm Bible study Rjvu Of Lh Assures af Gao 201-F Courtyard Plaza West. Sunday school 445 am., Worship 1030 am. ic 6 pm, Royal Rangers, Mmtonenes, Women's ic Mens Mutism Pastor Joaefih R. Helms 830-625-6152 Fta Batik Caum 733 Clma Si Sunday school 430 am. Worship 8:15 am, 1645 am and 6 pm; Wednesday dinner 5 pm, Bdik study and prayer ■mer 6 pm Fasi Ouch Of Cmust SOMH 137 EMI St, Sunday service l(E30 am; Stinky school 1030 am; Wiednesdav servxr 7:30 pm, Quid ore available. 625-1781 Fan PiusanuuA N (ouch 2910IH 35 South 8306256060 tera Ihomai Marana, Jr. Sunday workup 430 am Sunday school 10:30 am Bilingual serum Activities Ira chiklicn & youth FBST PROtlSlANI CMUBCM Comer of Seguin and Coll Strom Sunday Gams for ail apx - 9 am. Traditional Worship - 8 Bt 10.30 am. CoMcmponry Worship -1030 am. Rev. Daryl C Higgins • 6047729 Fbr Umtuj Miihogst Guujh Sunday worship: 8:30 am, 445 am, 113)0 am ic 73)0 pm Church school: Sun. 430 am. Youth activities: Sun. 5 pm 572 W San Antonio Sum 8.106254513 Fiudom Fiuowshb Guam 410Ttmber Hollow, 6251288. Sunday worship 1030 am.; Sunday bible study 430 am., Wa! night home tnuuyrm Pastor Denrai Calaber Fbboua Umtbj Cmbcm af Gbsi 830-3057729 2555 Friedens Church Rob! Seguin (Geronimo), la*. Sunday school at 9 am. Sunday worship ai 10:15 am FouitsQUAar Gosrn 430 FM 306,6062843. Ptera Fred McMtdiad. Sunday school 10 am. Sunday workup 11 am, Wed. 7 pm Grnuu Lji Umtuj PYntkoiui Gum 134 Fnchantment lane, off FM 725. tera Jack I fool; Sunday services IO am. and 6 pm VU. 730 pm 6041325. Naimont Battsi Ouch 1472 Hwy 46 South. Bible study ar IO am Sunday, wonhip 11 am Sc 6 pm; Wtoinodzy prayer ic Bible study at 7 pm IDI Comby Chmn Church 3)845 Hwy 46 WY* (Next door rn die School) Sunday 16301 ontcmpunry Worship 980-2019 Holy f amu Caihouc Ouch 245 S. Hidalgo. 609 533). Manti Spanish. Mon, Shun, fie Sun. 8 am Kngfoh.Wfei Bi bn 8 am. Sat 5 pm, Nm IO am Si 12 pm Confessions 4-435 pm of hi appt Fad sn lama W ausa, M S F Hail Ground Cjbbtian Ouch 330 Sarah Hackberry Sr, N B, TX 781.30 830624-4659 fax Dunn Sanders Wed Wit Study 7pm Suisdai School 9-Jk) am Sc Worship Sen sees 1030 am kaiMA Bautsia Homnna 430 a m, baria Ifomuuul (Sunday School) 113)0 am. i uito dr adocaurat (Wuwfup Savior) WD pm i vku dr Unsung) pur la tank (Sunday Evening Senior) 6.3)0 pm. Mietcub culls* dr raadfln (Wcdmdav baser Scrvxe) 525 Eau Mather Sum • 830- 300-0312 New Hraunfck lex* Rev. Francisco Modo, panor kusA Benn Pinticostis 385 N. Grape Prayer mernngy- Monday 7:30 p.mW'oi & Sa. 7 pm Sun. 6 pm Sunday school lOiro. Sunday worship ll am Ouldietuchurch-Sunday mom. ic eve. Pastor Frank Llama/ 625 6113 lam Di Gusto 134 Meadow Cir*, #102. 6251020. Sunday daao-HEOO am Worahip 11 Mi Thursday daw 630 pm kzisu JUtUSAUM PtNTKOSTlS 1806 Lee Sow. (830) 6254704. Sunday School KMX) am. Sunday Service 6 pm Wednesday & Fnday ServKa 73)0 pon. Good Snetymd Evanghjgal Chih lh (830) 3056753 910 Timmerman Rd. Seguin (Geronimo), Ta Sunday idvoal 400 un. Worship service l(M5 am Grace Memorial Church 3240 FM 725 (McQuemy Rd) Sunday School: 430 am, Feflowship: 10.30 am, Worship 10:45 am Pasror Don Somervilfe Ph. 626-3045 |udah Christian Center 205 South IH-35 Courtyard Plaza Pastor Adam & Shan Hairy Worship 1030 am Sundav and 7 p.m. Wednesday 8306266233 Lausx Battbt Ouch 2719 FM 725,608-1451. Sundav school 430 am; Worship 11 am; Fvcning Warship 6 pm; Wed. prayer and praise maxing 7 pm Pastor. Nelson iYxufunu Lf! OBRIAN CENTI* 2240 FM 725 (Across from South Bonk) New Braunfels, 620-LIFE Sunday IO am; 9th Hora - (ray - Wide Youth Event Friday* 730 PM. Pastor Don Dakoit LM Oak Barrel Ouch 355 N. Washington ital, Sunday school 445 am Worship 11 am Wed prayer Ic Bthir study 630 pm. teor James Cl Mathews IMM, WATI* WutSNB ClNIU Hwy. 46.7.5 mb surah of I 35* JQ3-7515 Sunday school 10 am Wonhtp ac Children, Church mimsuv S JO am Ic 11 am Wednesday Youth night wwwJntngwarenwurahip cum. HIW flUMMKS Cjbsiian Cintu Sunday cdcbnuon of praise IO am. Wednesday tmemtive bible audy 7 pm. 1437 S. Walnut Ave iums im >*-,.«« 6066454 Pasaon Rack 4: .Angie Jackson Niw Bkainus Gbstian Gmkm 734 Loop 337,629-2202 Sunday school 430 am • Worship ic jt church 1030 am • Youth group* & Adult bible study 63)0 pm»Pastor Rick Bartlett * Youth tera Neil [foils MIW BRAINILY PklMVIUUAN CMBCH 373 Howard, 6255141 Sunday worship Early Sen ice 830 • 430 • Lait Vrvw I OAS. Sunday school 430 am. Kids day oui 629-2286 Ntw Braumus StVlNTH Du AOVtNIBI OfUBCM 2990 W. San Antonio Sl PO. Box 311551. 629-567). Sabbath school 1(E40 am Sanuday wraship 430 am Niw Lji Gtacjt "Sucres begins rat Sunday' Patton PUI and I na Green 1600 Riser Rd. • (830) 6065527 Pandas worship IO am; (Kadschurch IO am) Wednesday senior 7 pro. ic Youth sennx7 pro Oakwood Battsi Ouch 2154 loop 3J7 - North. 6251)26' Sunday 8 am; 415 am. KE45 am,, Bible arrah 415 am Ic IWS am, Wednesday senxe 630 pm tew Ray Null Oui Lain Oi temuAi Ho/Gmubcn 138 V. Ararat Muses. \30 pm. \ituidu > & It) am Sunday, I uescLn through Hidav masse' 6 p.m, Wednesday 8 x iu Pmm, Father Eafesse Rajoin, PAM WAI SAmu Cnukn 2600 Roy Rahard I Vive Schera (21M65M240 Nundiv Workup 8 RI am Bihk arab 445 tm. Prue Ic worship 11 am Wetkwsdit 5*45 pm bdkiwship meal Be 6 R1 Aomocv tw the tau,,i PiAct Unum Cmkii Can lunge tera 114' N Walt ta cdUUtiiF Win ship. 8.00, and I OJO am SuraLy NhraiL 4tSiiu La FBMXKA kl tm IAU WIN 2U80 W San .Antixio Sr Mn* PnunBh. o>\J6i tew Rex Cidbtrt I antu Nurafov wooiup. I A) am Finish wraship 44' a rn Nuixu* ahrai 1(450 am Bt-lingual wonhip, 6 pm. Worship Riyjuui hon Baitbi Church 909 FM 1518.6584459 I RKeiCky VAneyurd Community Church -)s3 W. San Antonio Sr. (830)^53175 Sunday Sen ice, HHS am. Pretor Scon i lemagd Rock HBI Gospel Church Faith Center 23129 IH 35N New Braunfels, Tx '8132 (830)6257237 Scmax Sunday 1030 m Ic 6.30pm Saturday 73)0pm Tuesday ZION 15pm St COND BATTIST CHURCH 273 Mernweather St Sundav school IO am, Sunday service ll am., Sunday evening, 6 pm. Sr. Asonia Lutwaan Church tem Aim bedral '420 EM 2673,1 aide F. af ScarcviUr. Sunday worship 8 am Ic 1630 am Sunday xhoot 420 am, Nunery provided. St. Jem's Erne oner Church 312S. Guenther Ave. Holy Fuchanvt Rite One 8 am, Sunday school 430 am. Nuracn 9 im Hob Euchamt Rite Two 16.30 am tea Guck Thebeau St. Josim's Ancucan Church 446 N. Seguin - Holy Eucharist on 2* 6 -t* Sundays 11 am - Morning prayer on I*, Bi A* Sundays- 11 am with EaachansJ ar 9 am " Hist one aah' * Iradinorul wotdup* Si. Paul Luthuan Cjrbch (ELCA), Cire md Santa Gm vmns. Sunday rax-dup 8 am. (brrekafi on KSB! radio FM 92), 1630 am, Sunday achoo! 6.15 am Si Pair Umtid Church of Gbsi 106 S. Main St at Loop 539 Cibolo, Ti. '8108 Pasrra Brett Becker IO aum, Church services ic Sunday school 216658-5874 'What die prat. present ic hxuie may be rase.' Sn. IYtb Ami Paui Caihouc Grbch 386 N.Cwcfl. 6254531. Monapor Fugene OCaiaghan Mas* Sat. 5 pm; Sun. 8 am, 430 am. ic 11:15 am Mon. - Fa 8 am Si. Thomas Caihouc Church 180 Sc Ihrarra Ik Canyon Lake, lex* Monsignor MarvinG [footier Maas:Satuniav 0 pm:Sunday 830 am Sc 113)0 am. Wednesday -Friday 8 30 am, 830-964-349' SMMU) Of TMI HHS Gbstian Fmowvnr 8427 FM 2673 Canyon Lake 83WPM033 Sunday Worship IO am. Pater Mark S Simpson; Wednesday Youth uroup 7 pro tea Denim M. Rohhneser Tm Or Lh Church 652 Loop 337. (Ai servsre itkixie CMhens Chimbs Sunday ktyku IO am. Sunday Spanish ■mer 2pm, Saruidiy senors 630 pro W'ednrsdtv sen Knik Youth (hutch 7 pro, Womens IO am Wedtwdis Tm Umiauan UMvuMusn Of Coma! Counts Men on Wednesday at the Faith I mud I hutch of (inst, 970 N. Loup 3)7, at 7 30 pro oT'MJoi Ifobk uivtted Sunday Service Sc Religious Educaoon for chakkn 16 3611 JO * the Senior Curter '0s Landa Strew Tm Lurmuusa Fua Gam Chwch 134 Deborah Ik Nev* Bmtouk IX (Caroa of Hwy 46 and Deborah lh) Sunday Scrvsre ItHfo am. Hid 6.00 pm (SJO) 624 '464 • "The perar 0* Ufo aims die storm tem* I ' 29 UMH awn Pl PtACTtx Ai ClMBWAMn I* San Math re 108'I' N State Hwy 123 San Maicu* IX 'Tfctsn IM 2) 392 5199 Sunday 4» uh Bldr db*, ll cm Worahip. '.xxiii 11 am Prawn smire ten Chub. ti Cl fixn c Gbmuibv b Nm 642 Crarai X odd 95 f 5 Sure aovur I Ufo am. Yv'C flMi eft tray i Sun, Hck) am. Yip v 1M0 Stat. Sc luev Rank Ira* YCL Wed. c ora* to SU, rain Hkaix VtXHJB IMMU CMI* Ufo iXtvnah th Nev* btauiitis. ,1 staucfo I tot). Ifo'.ttt .Malt uuenJascHuaucxxiai Nutxkf worship IO an Bt I pat, y Nudie..' jvracl Sun, ULM.1 a, hi. Itecv Rat Wouura (tai A Hmul '.J TMJfk HH Soodw Von C.viknteU fu a ai krata by the South Texas Blood and Tissue Center, is scheduled from 7:30 a.m. to I p.m. Sunday at Holy Family Catholic Church, 245 S. Hidalgo Ave. Anyone donating blood or platelets in February will automatically be entered into a drawing to win a getaway package, including one night accommodations for two at the Westin La Cantera and dinner for two at the San Francisco Steakhouse. Call 609-5320 for information.Professor debates creation, evolution Christ Presbyterian Church sponsors Dr. Phillip Johnson, professor, author, and a man of the hour in the public debate over evolution and creation Feb. 25 at the New Braunfels Civic Center. Tickets, which include a barbecue dinner, are $8 and can be purchased by calling (830) 629-0405 by Monday. JUDAH Christian Center Pastors Adam & Shari Haley "your blessing is on it's way" 7th day slumber is coming March 2, 2003 Outdoor Concert Prayer for Healing 205 South IH-35 _Courtyard Plaza__ rn Tree of Life Church Pastors New Series Advertises in Christ Express Your Love with Zn/ of/ta ton 146 North Casten 625-5522 G undersell Bm* GuHDfRSON, LUTCF, FIC inancial m N Wallllrt tta. 103 Services om«:<«3fl)i20-oi3i F, iran1r.ggundefs0n.com B&C Service Center Automotive Repairs 211 North Butyne" 35 629-1072 1CQ1M 606-3451 Canvas Shoppe Custom Canvas Work 609-5000 IH 35 Sc Schwab Rd' SAM'S CLEANERS Dry Cleaning • I aumln Alteration' • Monogramming I (Other' • Fur' 274 Trade Center Drive (HJO) 629-6296 • IAH I ARM A III OOO MBC! ..nil... ft ■,ii, State Farm Insurance Companies Jim Goldsmith 609-7775 30 Cruet* Park Dr en tie Mil TpnrH * atMti4 CATCH lf ML iACH MOSNN& Hi *X* -v ;
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College marketers shine on a night of celebration
04 March 2016
The successful team frrom West College Scotland proudly show-off their CDN Marketing Award wins
Marketers, designers, and PR practitioners from each of Scotland's colleges gathered in Glasgow last night for the annual College Development Network Marketing Awards.
Over 130 guests from across the country gathered in the city's Urban Village Hotel to recognise the contribution made by the sector's marketing teams to the success of colleges in Scotland.
SQA has supported the CDN Marketing award for a number of years and this year, sponsored the award for Best Integrated Marketing Campaign, which was won by the team from West College Scotland for their full-time course recruitment campaign, Glitch.
Runners-up in the same category were Glasgow Clyde College, for their Making a Difference campaign; Dundee and Angus College for their campaign promoting Camperdown House Tea Room, and Fife College's Big Bike Race campaign.
The team from West College Scotland had further cause for celebration after lifting the Grand Prix on the night and winning the categories for Digital Marketing, Events, and the Student Award for Website.
Steve Borley, Head of Marketing at SQA, said: "The contribution dynamic marketing teams make to the success of their colleges has never been more apparent and I congratulate every one of the winners and the runners-up, and I look forward to continuing to support the CDN Marketing Awards in the future."
For more information on the ceremony and a full list of the winners, visit the College Development Network website. Pictures from the night are available on the CDN Facebook page.


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Brown and Loupe upstage big guns at Torrey Pines
(Reuters) - American journeyman Scott Brown stole the limelight from some of golf's biggest names as he recovered from a shaky start to charge into a share of the lead at the Farmers Insurance Open outside San Diego on Thursday.
While defending champion Jason Day struggled after the turn to card a level-par 72 in the opening round at Torrey Pines and world number four Rickie Fowler carded a 73, Brown reeled off eight birdies in his last 11 holes to fire a 66.
Despite playing on the more difficult South Course, Brown caught fire over his closing stretch after making two bogeys in the first six holes to end the day level with fellow American Andrew Loupe, who set out on the easier North layout.
"I knew I was hitting it good," Brown, 32, told Golf Channel about his mindset after his stumbling start. "I was hitting good shots, I just made a couple of stupid bogeys.
"I hit a ball in the hazard and made bogey on a par-five but I really hit some close iron shots and fortunately made some putts. And it turned into me birdieing eight of my last 11 (holes,) so that was nice."
Brown, whose only PGA Tour victory came at the 2013 Puerto Rico Open, planned to maintain a strategy of attack on the North Course for Friday's second round.
"The rough is still high over there and thick and you've still got to drive it good to get yourself into position," he said. "But you can make a few more birdies over there so I'll just try to keep the aggressive mind-set."
Americans Billy Horschel, Patton Kizzire, Tom Hoge, Rob Oppenheim and Harold Varner III all opened with 67s on the North Course while three-times champion Phil Mickelson rebounded from a double-bogey on his second hole to card a 69 on the South.
"I really didn't feel the stress," Mickelson, who tied for third at last week's CareerBuilder Challenge in his first event of the season, said of his stumbling start on Thursday. "I knew that I had been playing so well. Continued...


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NEW DELHI (AFP) – Troubled Indian airline SpiceJet grounded its fleet Wednesday after suppliers refused to refuel its planes citing unpaid dues, a company source and reports said.
The move came a day after the government asked state-run oil companies and airport authorities to extend emergency credit to the airline, which last week cancelled nearly 1,900 flights due to cashflow problems.
"The fuel companies are not refuelling any of the aircraft due to the airline's fragile situation at the moment," a SpiceJet source told AFP on condition of anonymity.
The Press Trust of India said no flights had taken off on Wednesday and state oil companies were still deciding whether to extend credit to the airline.
Spice Jet approached the government on Monday asking for emergency help to stay afloat.
The Civil Aviation Ministry has already eased booking curbs imposed after the carrier cancelled flights and missed salary payments.
The no-frills airline, India's second-largest carrier by passenger share, has a fleet of 37.
It laid out a recovery plan two months ago that involved using fewer and newer planes, but jet fuel represents over 40 per cent of an airline's operating costs.
India has a congested airline market where fare competition is fierce and operating costs are high, and all but one of its big four carriers are operating in the red. Indian tycoon Vijay Mallya's Kingfisher Airlines stopped flying in 2012 after running up huge debts.


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Located in Historic Center, Hotel Boutique Don Pepe is next to Simon Bolivar Park and Tairona Gold Museum. This 4-star hotel has 12 guestrooms and offers an outdoor pool, free in-room WiFi, and a spa tub. Customs House and Parque de Los Novios are also a short walk from this Santa Marta hotel.
Free buffet breakfast is served each morning from 7 AM to 10 AM. Enjoy a leisurely bite to eat at the onsite restaurant, or have a drink at the bar/lounge. Order from room service to satisfy your hunger without leaving your room.
All of Hotel Boutique Don Pepe's 12 rooms are air-conditioned and have an array of amenities, including iPod docks, minibars, and safes. LCD TVs come with cable channels, and free WiFi keeps guests connected. Bathrooms have hair dryers, bathrobes, and slippers. Phones and desks are other standard amenities.
Property features
Hotel Boutique Don Pepe offers an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and free WiFi in public areas. For transportation, you can make use of an airport shuttle for a fee (available 24 hours), as well as an area shuttle for a fee. The front desk has multilingual staff on hand 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, luggage storage, and securing valuables. Other amenities at this boutique hotel include a conference center, a business center, and a computer station.
- Free buffet breakfast
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Onsite dining
- Outdoor pool
Hotel Boutique Don Pepe
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Boutique Don Pepe features an outdoor pool and a spa tub. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This 4-star property offers access to a business center and a meeting room. Event facilities measuring 120 square feet (11 square meters) include a conference center. This family-friendly hotel also offers a terrace, multilingual staff, and a garden. For a surcharge, the property provides an area shuttle within 50 meters and a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours).
Hotel Boutique Don Pepe is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 12
- Number of floors - 4
- Bar/lounge
- Business center
- Free breakfast
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Computer station
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- One meeting room
- Multilingual staff
- Garden
- Terrace
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- Conference space size (feet) - 120
- Conference space size (meters) - 11
- Conference center
- Smoke-free property
- Spa tub
- Outdoor pool
- Wedding services
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Room Amenities
Hotel Boutique Don Pepe offers 12 air-conditioned accommodations with iPod docking stations and minibars. LCD televisions come with cable channels. Bathrooms include bathrobes, slippers, and hair dryers.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks, safes, and phones. Housekeeping is offered daily and irons/ironing boards can be requested.
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Minibar
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Hair dryer
- Slippers
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- iPod docking station
- Room service (limited hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
Where to Eat
A complimentary buffet breakfast is served each morning between 7 AM and 10 AM.
Hotel Boutique Don Pepe has a restaurant on site.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
An outdoor pool and a spa tub are on site.
Spa Services
- Massages
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time ends at 5:30 AM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! One child 4 years old or younger stays free when using existing bedding. Children may not be eligible for complimentary breakfast.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- No pets or service animals allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
No elevators
No pets or service animals allowed
- A 19 percent city/local tax will be charged
- The national sales tax (19%) is charged upon check-out to citizens of Colombia regardless of length of stay and to foreigners staying 60 consecutive days or more. Foreigners on a tourist visa are exempt from this tax. Furthermore, the tax may apply per room when the room is shared by a taxable and a nontaxable guest.
Hotel Name
- Boutique Don Pepe
- Boutique Don Pepe Santa Marta
- Don Pepe Hotel Boutique
- Hotel Boutique Don Pepe
- Hotel Boutique Don Pepe Santa Marta
- Hotel Pepe
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If you are traveling with a child your property may require you to present the following documents: Parents traveling into Colombia with a child under 18 may be required to present the child's birth certificate and photo ID (passport for foreign visitors) upon check-in. If a relative or legal guardian is traveling into Colombia with the child, that relative or legal guardian may be required to present a notarized consent of travel signed by both parents and a copy of both parents' ID. If only one parent is traveling into Colombia with the child, that parent may be required to present a notarized consent of travel signed by the other parent. Visitors who plan to travel with children should consult with a Colombian consulate office prior to travel for further guidance. This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 48 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. One child 4 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Children may not be eligible for complimentary breakfast. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
Awards & Affiliations
- Hotel Boutique Don Pepe is listed in the 2015 Condé Nast Traveler Hot List.


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Get an overview of this hotelFlagstaff motel in Old Town Flagstaff, near Lowell Observatory
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Located in Old Town Flagstaff, this motel is 0.5 mi (0.8 km) from Flagstaff City Hall and 1.4 mi (2.3 km) from Lowell Observatory. Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra and Doris Harper White Community Playhouse are also within 15 minutes.
Along with coffee/tea in a common area, this motel has dry cleaning and laundry facilities. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a 24-hour front desk.
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All 21 rooms offer free WiFi, refrigerators, and TVs with cable channels. Room service, premium bedding, and free long-distance calls are among the other amenities available to guests.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Canyon Inn
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Flagstaff motel also offers coffee/tea in a common area, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Canyon Inn has designated areas for smoking.
- Free breakfast
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 21
- Laundry facilities
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Number of floors - 1
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free WiFi
- Designated smoking areas
- Free self parking
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Microwave (on request)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Premium bedding
- Access via exterior corridors
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free long-distance calls
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Microwave (on request)
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Shower/tub combination
- Cable TV service
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Television
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Room service (limited hours)
Where to Eat
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
A complimentary continental breakfast is served each morning between 6 AM and 9 AM.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Snowboarding nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Ski lessons available nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 2 children 15 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 15.00 per pet, per night, plus a deposit of USD 10.00 per night
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
Optional extras
- Pet deposit: USD 10.00 per night
- Pet fee: USD 15.00 per pet, per night
Hotel Name
- Canyon Inn
- Canyon Inn Flagstaff
- Canyon Flagstaff
We should mention
Up to 2 children 15 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.


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Ada Evening News (Newspaper) - January 8, 1919, Ada, Oklahoma I • I . 31 "3SPI®he gfoa Cbentttg Jletos VOLUME XV. NUMBER 254ADA, OKLAHOMA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1919. TWO CENTS THE COPY Clearance of Ladies9 Fall and Winter Every Dress in our stock, including Serges. Satins, Taffetas and Georgette, reduced for early clearance. LADIES* $15 DRESSES Special Clearance OCZ Price_____ LADIES* $25 DRESSES Special Clearance*}* | n QC Price _ -a LADIES* $35 DRESSES Special Clearance Price____ $23.50 LADIES' $50 DRESSES Special Clearance Price____ $29.50 EXTRA SPECIAL One Lot Ladies' Silk and Serge Dresses Clearance Price S3 Special Reduced Prices on Ladies' Coats, Suits, Skirts, W aists and Furs. STEVENS-WILSON CO. Ill KILLED CONDITIONS AT BEHLIN I NSET- SIMPLE CEREMONIES MARK FI- j TEED. GOVERNMENT MOLDS NAL SCENES AT CHRIST UPPER. HAND. CHI HCH AND GRAVE. tty Associated Presa LONDON. Jan. 8. —Several hundred persons have been4 killed in Berlin street fighting according to the Copenhagen dispatch to Ae Ex change Telegraph Co., but up to 2 o'clock this morning no details of -conditions there had been received. The government seems at least provisionally to be master of the situa-| tion. Early Tuesday morning the Berain government moved troops outside the city. These are ready to enter according to the Exchange Telegraph dispatch. Field Marshal Von Hind-enburg is expected to have arrived at Berlin. Dislocation of telegraph ser-1 \ ice has prevented anything more than meager dispatches from getting to the outside world- At tack Expected. BERLIN, Tuesday. Jan. 7, 11:40 A. M. -At the present hour Sparta-cau forces are being mashed at several places where weapon* and armored cars have been concentrated. Gov-ernirn at forces are awaiting ntfack. tty th*- Associated Presa OYSTER BAY, N. Y., Jan. 8.— The body of former President Theodore Roosevelt was laid to rest today. It was committed to the ground at 1:43 p. rn. in the family cemetery plot overlooking Long Island Sound. The body was carried into Christ Episcopal churuch shortly before one o'clock and the simple services were immediately begun. Mrs. Roosevelt did not accompany the body to the church nor to the burial ground but bade her last farewell to her companion at Sagamore Hill in the living room of the Roosevelt mansion. This morning's snowstorm had given way to a brilliant sunshine as the automobile cortege started from Sagamore Hill to Christ church. Thousands of people viewed the procession with bared heads. The home service lasted hardly more than fifteen minutes, while the rlt-mA before the altar was completed within twenty minutes after the casket was brought into the edifice. Simplicity was followed throughout, even to omission of the customary organ music while the Episcopal funeral service was being read. The former president's body was carried to tile hearse by household servants. After the short coinmital service the body was committed to the r^ave already lined with concrete.. ALI JED LEADERS WORKING Oil REPORT SAYS LEM NE UNDER FIN AL DETAILS FOK PEACE ARREST. REIGN OF TFRROR SESSION S. t X>NTI N TES. By the Associated Press PARIS, Jan. 8.—Informal conferences with entente statesmen which will lay the real ground work for the peace congress will begin Thursday. These conferences will probably be President Wilson's only official activity prior to the beginning of the peace congress. As the conference approaches it may be said that plans for a league of nations, freedom of the seas and disarmament are very indefinite. The coming conference will, among other things, probably decide the date of >tbe opening of formal peace sessions and the extent to which they will be open to the public. l^et us recover your aulu top It w ill be better than eve! Ada Auto Top Works. l-7-6t Baby's Dimples I Ne know how to get ' em.Phone for appointment. Stairs Studio PHONE IM tty I he A SMK'i Ated Pres* COPENHAGEN. Jan. 8. Nikolai Lenin*, Bolshevik premier of Russia, has been arrested at command of Leon Trotsky, minister of war aud marine, who has made himself dictator, according to a Moscow dispatcn to the Gothenburg (Sweden! Gazette. Trotsky, according to the dispatch was prompted to make the arrest because of a difference of opinion with Lenine concerning Bolshevik reforms Lcnme desired to effect a coalition with the Mensheviki or moderates, while Trotsky wished to continue this reign of terror. AM ATE I R WIRELESS PRESENTS PROBLEM. tty iii** Associated Press ST. LOUIS. Mo., Jan. 8. Two thousand youths of st. Louis are anxious to know what the government will do about amateur wireless stations and tor this reason have brought the question to thus* in authority. When the United States declared war on Germany amateur wireless stations were put out of business. A bill now before congress would place all wireless stations under federal control. Those interested in amateur wifeless stations point out that the government obtained several thousand operators for wireless among these • amateurs. They assort also that barring amateur stations would curtail experiments and inventions. OKLAHOMA PITY. Jan. 8.— Smashing all records foi quick aition, both branches of the Oklahoma legislature yesterday ratified the prohibition amendment to the federal constitution in the first three hours of the first day's session of th** Seventh general assembly. Bright and early this morning the enrolled resolution will receive the approval of Governor Williams aud Oklahoma, pioneer in the realm of prohibition, will take her place as e ighteenth in the list of states which have voted doom to the "demon rum.*' Earlier in the day the Ohio assembly ratified the amendment, being the seventeenth state to act. Then came Oklahoma and then Colorado, as the nineteenth. NOTICE WATER MORE TROOPS ARRIVE TROM FRENCH FRONT 1 tty th** Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.- The transport. President Grant, battleships Montana and South Dakota and the hospital ship Comfort have sailed I rom France for New York with 284 officers and 7,419 men. More Tt*h»|>?* Arrive. Newport News, Jan. 8.— The battleships Georgia and Kansas, bringing home from France 2,650 troops arrived here today. many bright SWEATERS SNUG FOR WINTER WEAR Greatly Reduced A snug, lovely Sweater is an all important Garment in one's wardrobe. On cold days they may be worn under a coat for added warmth, or are convenient for home or office wear in these times. CHILDREN'S BOYS $ I Sweaters------------80c $1.25 Sweaters--------$1.00 $2.25 Sweaters _________$1.80 $3 Sweaters ----------$2.40 $3.50 Sweaters________$2.80 LADIES* $4 Sweaters ----------$3.20 $5 Sweaters______________$4 $7.50 Sweaters __________$6 $9 Sweaters -----------$7.20 $12.50 Sweaters --------$10 GIRLS 65c Sweaters____________54c $ I Sweaters____________80c $1.50 Sweaters________$1.20 $2.48 Sweaters________$1.08 $5 Sweaters______________$4 MEN'S $1.25 Sweaters----------SI $1.50 Sweaters________$1.20 $2.50 Sweaters __________$2 $5 Sweaters_____________$4 $12 Sweaters__________$0.00 All Sweaters Reduced. D£ PA RWE NT S TORE OHO NE 71 S.M. SHAW, PROP, Established in 1002 AOA, OKLA. WILL DEVELOP OIL FILLO AT STEEDMAN GENERAL STRIKE IS PROCLAIMED IN BERLIN PARIS, Jan. 8.— (Havas Agency) During the fighting between tne Spartacans and the government supporters in Berlin on Monday, according to dispatches received here, the Spartacans entere dthe Chancellor's palace, from w'hich they opened fire on the building of the Vorwaerts. Richhorn, the Spartcan police chief is reported to bo fortified in the castle. Serious fighting occurred in WU-helmstrass and a large number of Spartacans are reported to have been killed. The independent Socialists have joined the Spartacans and proclaimed a general strike in Berlin. The majority Socialists and Democrats are supporting the government. Cherry Bark Collab Syrup Children like it because it tastes like Rich, Ripe. Red Cherries. The Flavor is fine, the effect is perfect. When that live blond headed boy gets to coughing tonight give him some Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup. The coughing stops instantly, and little blondy sleeps soundly and sweetly. Try Cherry Bark for the little folks. 30c, 60c, $1—and grown ups like it too. GvOin <S~ Mays Drug Go. Your water bill is due. Service will be discontinued atter the 10th inst, and it will positively cost you $1.00 to have water turned on. P H. DEAL. CommiflsiOBer Public Works. I-7-3t BRITISH REA I GERMANS IN AIR RAID RECORD. Tty Uh* A*s«x-iat***l lT*'*>x LONDON. Jan. S. British air raids upon German towns and military objectives during the last twelve months of the war we re nearly live times as numerous as the total number ot air raids made by Germany over Great Britain during more than four years of war. Tills comparison is shown by official figures which disclose that from October, 1917, until the signing of the armistice the British Royal Ail Force made 709 bombing raids o\er German territory. In all, more than 660 tons Of bombs were dropped on these raids. The base of the Royal Air Force was at Nancy. The average distance covered by each squadron on a raid varied from 120 to 160 miles. Under favorable conditions dights of 200 miles and more were made on many raids. Mitt*. AKERS* FUNERAL FRIDAY AFTERNOON*. I'ht* funeral ser\ ices of Mrs. W. VV. D. Akers, whose body was brought from Fort Reno Tuesday, will be held at the First Baptist church Friday afternoon at 1:30, Rev. R. E. L. Ford officiating. Interment at Rosedale cemetery. The funeral was postponed until the time named pending tile arrival of Lieut. Homer Akers son of deceased. R. P. Ford has purchased the lea.se and two wells on the Nannie Ford allotment at Steedman from (lathing Ai Moffitt and also the rig already on 'the ground and expects to begin (trill-' ing as soon as possible. I The two wells on the lease were drilled a year or two ago and oil , was found at about 500 feet hut the quantity has never been ascertained. Mr. Ford expects to find out just w Hat there is in the field, which being oil tin4 railroad would be easy to handle. He thinks it will prove that the Allen field extends to Freedman. W ILLIAMS SENDS NAMES TO SENATE FOR CONFIRMATION. OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. s. Governor Williams said tonight that he had sent the names of Dr. F. B. Fife of Muskogee and J. G. Ralls of Atoka as members of the state Board of Education, and of J A. Roach of Atoka, J. J Savage of Hollis and C. L. Edmondson of Chandler as members of the State Board of Agriculture. to the Senate. This was one of the last things he did this evening. These ate appointments requiring senatorial action. The Senate will have until Jan. 13 to act upon them. Governor Williams said that so tar as he is concerned he is taking no part in a controversy said to exist and that in sending the names to the Senate he is doing only his duty under the constitution and law. FILM EXPIATION KILLS TEN PERSONS MIDDLETON RAILROAD DA MAGE SUIT SETTLED. On a compromise with the Frisco railroad Vrs. Zimia Middleton of Franci sreceives $1,000 from the road for the death of lier husband, who was killed in an accident while in the employ of the company several months ago, tty the Associated Press PITTSBURG. Penn., Jan. 8.—Ten persons are (lead and a score of others injured as a result of a spectacular fire and explosion in the Film Ex-ehange building here late yesterday. Damage is valued at $1,000,000. IVayer Service Celled Off. Owing to the illness of the pastor, Rev. G. W. Beck, the mid-week prayer service at the Presbyterian church has bc*en called off for this evening. Public Installation. The Eastern Star will hold a public installation of officers at the Ma* sonic hall Thursday evening. I-8-21 SEN ATE < ON FIRMS WIL]JAMS AS JUDGE WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.—The senate today confirmed the nomination of Former Governor Robert L. Williams to be judge of the United States court for the eastern district of Oklahoma. STON EW ALL AND ADA WILL PLAY BASKETBALL. The girls of Stonewall and Ada high schools will play a match game of basketball at Ada Friday evening, at 7:30. This will he one of the first games of the season and prom-t ises to be full of pep from beginning; to end. * Decisive Clearance OF Men's Trousers The odds and ends (the one® aud twos of a kind) of our Men's Trousers are now marked at prices designed to effect a speedy clearance. One lot Men's Trousers, good assortment. Decisive Clearance Price —$2.45 One Lot Men's Trousers, extra values. Decisive Clearance FYice_________$3.45 (Vime Early and Take Your I*ick. The Surprise Store Established 1903 J15-11 7 West Main Phone 117 , ;
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9 Aug 2016
Sales Officer Job in Lagos at The Workplace Centre
by Jobzilla Nigeria at 8/09/2016 06:59:00 pm Tags: Lagos Jobs , Sales Jobs
The Workplace Centre is recruiting to fill the position below:
Job Title: Sales Officer
Location: Lagos
Job Summary
- The Sales Executive is responsible for promoting and driving the sale of Loans and other company's services tsalary earners working and residing in the state.
- The sales executive plays a key role in communicating the organization product tnew and existing customers and developing markets for new products.
- Sale of Loans and other services.
- Managing market penetration/ growth of product
- Follow up Leads as assigned by the Team Lead.
- Contributing to developing marketing plans and strategies
- New business development
- Preparation of weekly marketing call reports tthe Team Lead
- Contributing the annual sales and marketing plan
- Bachelor's Degree or Higher National Diploma (HND) in any field.
- Must have NYSC Certificate or exemption letter.
- Minimum of 1 year work experience in a micrfinance bank or commercial bank similar role.
- Communication skills
- Good listening skills
- Negotiation skills
- Product knowledge.
- Problem solving, analytical reasoning abilities.
How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should send their application letters and CV's to: firstname.lastname@example.com using "Sales Officer" as the subject of the email.
Note: Do not apply if you don't have at least 1 year experience in Sales in a Bank or Microfinance Bank.
Application Deadline 16th August, 2016.
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