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About MeHauz mum/Alternative model seeking a break into alternative modelling.
I wish to do photo shoots that are creative and inspiring to launch my career and show what a real small town aussie girl can do with her talents.
I am at least 2 years experienced in the field and have worked with several photographers based around NSW.
Ideally I would love to specialise in psychobilly/greaser 50s but I am also interested in other types of alternative/tattooed modelling as I have 42mm stretchers, piercings and several tattooed pieces which include:
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I appreciate feedback whatever feedback it may be so feel free to go nuts with comments as it always steers me to strive better.
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The Amityville Horror ( Double Feature Box Set)
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Boxset containing two films,Amityville Horror (Dir. Stuart Rosenberg, 1979),and Amityville Horror (Dir. Andrew Douglas, 2005.
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Sharp-suited bankers wondering about groups of unusual-looking tourists in Docklands may have come across a new tour being organised by the Occupy London protesters. It offers an historical guide to financial sites in the capital. The tone for the tour is rather set by the promotional blurb: "Canary Wharf is situated in the London borough of Tower Hamlets, the local authority with the second highest rate of severe child poverty in the UK. This year, Barclays Bank announced pay and bonuses for its top five staff of £110m".
Spencer gets corker ofa new role
Some non-executive directorships are more attractive than others. It seems safe to say, however, that Michael Spencer's decision to accept the chairmanship of Bordeaux Index – where he'll work with friend and former colleague Gary Boom, who founded the fine wine merchant – was not a hard one to make. The chief executive of Icap likes a decent drop of claret himself.
Battle Royal ahead at Icap
Speaking of Icap, good luck to the interdealer broker, which holds its 19th annual charity day tomorrow. As usual, the company will be giving allrevenues and commissions generated on the day to a group of charities – some 200 different good causes around the world – and inviting celebrities to man the dealing desks. Look out for Princes William and Harry, who have battled to place ever-bigger trades on previous similar occasions.
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Transit Maps
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Transit Maps is an offline viewer for very large images. It can download maps and other large image files in PDF, PNG, JPG, and GIF format from the Internet. It is very fast at displaying complex images and it works when network access is unavailable because it slices and saves the image tiles on the device.
It comes with a sample map of the Philadelphia rail system, but you can delete it and add any maps downloadable on the Internet via the built-in web browser. Only the first page of PDF files will be saved.
This app and the included Philadelphia Rail System map are by Lucius Kwok. Made in NYC.
What's New in Version 2.2
Update for the iPhone 5 display.
Customer Reviews
Great PDF Handling
For those wondering about the purpose of this app, for me it's about the PDF handling. Aside from the convenience of having a single place for all my bus maps, this app performs some kind of processing of the PDF that allows the users to open large maps quickly and zoom in and move around without too much lag, especially on my devices.
It might be a niche app, especially if you don't reference a set of maps very often. I live in NYC and have bus maps for all boroughs and use them often. So this app is very handy for me.
Great way to keep offline maps
Transit Maps is my go to app for keeping offline maps on my iDevices. It is not a fancy app, but does its job well and makes zooming in and out (even for complex PDFs) a breeze. There are a few features I'd love for it to have (such as some way to put a location dot on a map), but overall I have been very satisfied with this app for the many years I have been using it.
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text: Wole Soyinka Disher-Campbell Spring 2011 • Born Akinwande Oluwole Soyinka in Western Nigeria in 1934 • grew up in an Anglican mission compound in Aké • Raised in a colonial, Englishspeaking environment, but his heritage is Yoruba (frequent trips to his father's ancestral home in Isara) • At age eleven, Soyinka joins the protest movement that will later win Nigeria's independence from British colonial rule Early Years • Primary and grammar school in Ake and Abeokuta • At age twelve, Soyinka leaves Ake for Ibadan to attend the elite Government College and at 18 entered the university. • Graduates from Leeds College in England with a degree in English Literature and drama in 1957 • Works for several years in Europe as a script-reader, actor, and director for the Royal Court Theatre in London • Begins to write early plays (The Swamp Dwellers and The Lion and the Jewel) Education • At age 26 (1960), Soyinka returns to Nigeria, but new play A Dance of the Forests puts him in a precarious position with Nigeria's new government • Presents a pageant of black Africa's "recurrent cycle of stupidities" (designed to remind Nigerians of the chronic dishonesty and abuse of power that colonialism had instilled in generations of native politicians) • "African Chauvenists" or proponents of the Negritude movement (Soyinka called them "Neo-Tarzanists") object to Soyinka's use of European techniques • Politically active and combatant—in 1965 calls for cancellation of rigged Western Nigerian regional elections by seizing control of the Western Nigerian Broadcast Service. Arrested and arraigned, but released on a technicality. • Political speeches in the 1960s criticize the "cult of personality" and government corruption in African dictatorships Return to Nigeria • In 1967, during the Nigerian Civil War he was arrested and put in solitary confinement for two years for attempting to act as an intermediary between the warring Nigerian and Biafran parties. • Writes poetry on tissue paper which is later published as Poems from Prison • Released 22 months after initial detainment after international attention rises (1967-1969). • Outspoken critic of many Nigerian military dictators and of political tyrannies in Africa and abroad. Political Motives • Flees Nigeria via motorcycle in 1994 to avoid charges brought against him. • In 1997, General Sani Abacha, during his reign in Nigeria, pronounced a death sentence on Soyinka "in absentia" for treason • In 1999, after democratic rule was reestablished in Nigeria, Soyinka returned home to a hero's welcome • Side Note: in 1975, he openly attacks Idi Amin (at the height of his power) in Transition, a Ghanan magazine where he serves as editor-in-chief and columnist Personal Risks • Soyinka advocates two major ideas regarding art/artistic mission: • "organic revolution": "a process of communal renewal reached in moments of shared cultural self-apprehension -- moments whose manner and content are particular to each society" • "organic restoration": Ogun • Three stages of Yoruba existence—the world of the ancestors, the world of the living, and the world of the unborn—Ogun bridges these relams, living in what Soyinka calls the "fourth stage" Yoruba Culture and Soyinka's art Ogun • Nigeria operated under British control from mid-1800s until October 1, 1960, when it gained independence. • Nigeria encompasses 250-400 different ethnic groups • Dominant groups: • Yoruba in the West • Hausa-Fulani in north • Igbo in the east Colonialism in Nigeria • British claim entire area of Nigeria as a colony around 1914 and begin to exercise more power in the area (rather than simply controlling palm oil and palm kernel trade) • Difficulties in governing so many ethnic groups led to tensions— different languages, culture, and religions • Hausa-Fulani=Muslim, strong central government • Igbo=no central government/stateless society • Pre-existing rivalries (ex: Hausa-Fulani and Yoruba) • Indirect rule—need to appoint chiefs where there had not been chiefs before (difficult in certain areas without strong central government) • Resistance occurs from some groups, resulting in rebellion and struggle for independence (won in 1960) Colonialism in Nigeria 1967: Head of the Department of Theater Arts, University of Ibadan 1973: Honorary Ph. D., University of Leeds 1986: Nobel Prize for Literature 1990: Benson Medal from Royal Society of Literature 1993: honorary doctorate, Harvard University. 2005: Honorary doctorate degree, Princeton University 2008: Distinguished Scholar in Residence, Franklin Humanities Institute, Duke University Honors and Awards • Combines Yoruba myth with political aims (takes Ogun, the Yoruba god of metallurgy, as his personal muse and the inspiration) • Poems can be roughly divided into poems of experience/life and poems relating to myth/Yoruba culture • Themes of war, violence, struggle, hate, family, love • Seemingly simplistic, direct diction, but with underlying complexity • Sparse punctuation • Metaphors, similes, and juxtaposition of ideas are common, as is larger symbolism Poetry • Various Life Experiences: • • • • • • 'Telephone Conversation", (an early light hearted response to racial discrimination), some of the poems in Idanre and Other Poems (1967), most of the ones in A Shuttle in the Crypt (1972), (his prison notes when he was detained during the Nigerian Civil War). They are about births and deaths (the most important being his "Abiku" poem) in which he dwells on the inscrutable nature of the spirit of death, about strange coincidences as in "A First Death Day", when a child dies exactly on her first birthday anniversary, about grey seasons as metaphors for rust, ripeness and decay, and about lone figures and the messianic plight of some of them. Many of the poems in A Shuttle in the Crypt are even more private in tone because of their genesis. They are the meditations of a man in confinement whose active mind wandered far and wide, about people in similar plight in history, about nature, and about the fragility and transience of life. Ogunnian poems: • • • • • • poems about death on the road massacre in north ern Nigerian in 1966. the epic poems Idanre and Ogun Abibiman (1977). All these poems are celebrations in a contemporary context: of the mysteries of Ogun, the god of contraries, who is both destructive and creative and, therefore, whose unlimited resources can be used for good or for ill. The road and massacre poems showed Ogun in his most negative aspects, that is, metaphors for man or man's weapons of destruc tion eating up fellow men. They are Soyinka's way of commenting on the senseless slaughter and wastage of human life in moments of carelessness, hatred and ethnic intoxication. In Idanre and Ogun Abibiman, however, Soyinka goes beyond the merely negative features of Ogun. In the former, he seeks a new order that will further split the Ogun godhead and release the creative flint that will be used perpetually for man's benefit. In the latter, he enlists the co-operation of Ogun to commit his unlimited resources to the liberation struggle in South Africa. Characterizing Poetry Works Plays • The Swamp Dwellers • The Lion and the Jewel • The Trials of Brother Jero • A Dance of the Forests • The Strong Breed • Before the Blackout • Kongi's Harvest • The Road • The Bacchae of Euripides • Madmen and Specialists • Camwood on the Leaves • Jero's Metamorphosis • Death and the King's Horseman • Opera Wonyosi • Requiem for a Futurologist • A Play of Giants • A Scourge of Hyacinths (radio play) • The Beatification of the Area Boy • King Baabu • Etiki Revu Wetin Novels • The Interpreters • Season of Anomie • Telephone Conversation Essays • Neo-Tarzanism: The Poetics of Pseudo-Transition Memoirs • Art, Dialogue, and Outrage: • The Man Died: Prison Notes Essays on Literature and Culture • Aké: The Years of Childhood • Myth, Literature and the African • Isara: A Voyage around Essay World • Ibadan: The Penkelemes Years: a • From Drama and the African memoir 1946-65 World View • You Must Set Forth at Dawn • The Burden of Memory - The Muse of Forgiveness Poetry collections • The Credo of Being and • A Big Airplane Crashed Into The Nothingness Earth (original title Poems from Prison) Movies • Idanre and other poems • Culture in Transition • Mandela's Earth and other poems • Blues for a Prodigal • Ogun Abibiman • Samarkand and Other Markets I Have Known • Abiku • The Ballad of the Landlord • After the Deluge • Prisonnettes • http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/literature/laureates/198 6/soyinka-bio.html • http://www.onlinenigeria.com/nigerianliterature/?blurb=6 50 • http://marshall.ucsd.edu/wolesoyinka/


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In a computer, the CPU asks the hard disk for some data. Now there are many techniques to know when the hard disk is ready so we can retrieve that data. Polling is one of this techniques and consist in continuously ask the hard drive when this data is ready. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 188.8.131.52 (talk • contribs) 15:24, August 3, 2006
Broaden scope?[edit]
The accompanying article should probably be expanded and renamed from Polling (computer science) to (probably) Polling (electronics), a title that also includes the closely related polling in electronics, fire alarms, and (probably) telecommunications. (The last is doubtful only bcz it would also apply to non-electronic com systems like optical telegraphy.) If there is a need to distinguish among polling in those areas, to the extent of separate articles, that may emerge in writing the overall article.
I credit a colleague (whom i haven't troubled to identify) for drawing my attention to this point. They asserted it using -- mistakenly, since "poll" is not used in those articles -- the Dab Poll.
--Jerzy•t 17:21, 17 March 2008 (UTC)
I think computer science is correct - the difficulty is that computer science has traditionally covered a lot of material that is now unknown to computer programmers and only seen in electrical engineering. Note that polling is pretty much something that only occurs in a device with a microprocessor; even though this might involve a tiny cheap piece of hardware, this would have counted as a significant computer in the early days of computer science. Polling is essentially a software concept, and originates within computer science from the time the field was much more concerned with low level issues; when computer scientists programmed in assembler and electrical engineers generally built analog circuits. 22.214.171.124 (talk) 12:31, 22 April 2008 (UTC)snaxalotl
- It's used in broader ways in modern computer science as well, to refer to basically anything that periodically checks (polls) for data or a condition. For example, a common setup of computer-music systems is for a computation thread to generate music, which it puts into queue; a second thread polls the queue periodically to see if there are things to output. (An alternative design uses semaphores or something similar to wake up the second thread instead of having it poll.) From that viewpoint, polling a physical device is just a special case. --Delirium (talk) 06:41, 3 May 2008 (UTC)


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1. Re: OHS installation information neededRajiv Dewan Jan 24, 2013 11:11 PM (in response to user9131920)1 person found this helpful
1. Do we have a stand alone installable of OHS webserver or I need to install Oracle Web-tierinstall Oracle Web-tier
>Do I need to have weblogic installed on the same server as during the installation of web-tier it says that weblogic must be installed in the same middleware hom
2. Re: OHS installation information neededuser9131920 Jan 25, 2013 1:01 AM (in response to Rajiv Dewan)Thanks Rajiv
But why do I need to install weblogic when I don't need an application server. I just need a web-server for reverse proxy.
3. Re: OHS installation information needed901993 Jan 25, 2013 11:09 AM (in response to user9131920)You will need the weblogic only to associate OHS with EM console for monitoring and not required otherwise.


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Get swept up in the magic of the sea with this Anchors Aweigh Necklace. Made using Fuseworks Polar Fuse Casting Molds and a microwave kiln, this handmade necklace design is great for pirates, mermaids, and sailors alike! You could even make a matching pair of earrings or a charm bracelet if you're feeling extra creative.
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In a disposable cup, mix 1 teaspoon of turquoise Polar Fuse glass casting medium with a small amount of water (preferably distilled) until mixture is the consistency of wet sand. Pour the slurry into the helm mold and even it out. Tap the mold to allow the air bubbles to rise to the surface and wick away excess moisture with a paper towel. Place in the freezer for 20 - 30 minutes.
Cut a 2" X 2" piece of kiln paper. Remove the lid from the Fuseworks™ Kiln. Place the kiln paper on the kiln base. Remove mold from freezer, remove the helm from the mold and immediately place in the center of the kiln paper. Allow to rest 20 - 30 minutes.
Carefully set the base with glass inside the microwave and cover with kiln lid. Fuse at 100% for 2 minutes and using Hot Mitts, carefully lift the lid and check the fusing progress. If it is not fully fused, continue to microwave at 15 second increments until the glass slightly glowing and detail is still visible.
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While glass is cooling, snip a length of 18" silver cable chain into 2 - 8 1/2" pieces and 1 - 1" piece. Cut two pieces of clear jewelry wire into 20" lengths. Thread clear jewelry wire through the first link of 8 1/2" chain, leaving a 10" tail at the end. At this time you can tape the tail to hold it in place while you thread your beads.
Thread a seed bead onto one end of the wire and weave the wire through the opening, two links up from where you began. Add another seed bead, alternating colors and continue to weave and add beads until you reach the end of the chain. Once you reach the end, tape to hold wire in place while you tread the second half of the wire.
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Repeat steps 7 - 10 on the other side of the necklace.
When glass is cool, use a pair of needle nose pliers to open a jump ring and thread it through the spokes of the helm and the non-clasp end of the beaded chain, pinch the jump-ring closed to secure. Repeat on the opposite side of the helm.
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Creo 2.0: What Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 4.0 Users Should Know (part 1 of 3)
by Al Dean | March 22, 2013 | CAD Software Blog | PTC
If you're a Pro/Engineer Wildfire 4.0 user, your software turns five this year. Well, six if you count the 2007 prerelease.
In 2008, the price of 500GB disk space cost you about $100. Today, you can get 2 Terabytes for less than half that price. The Blackberry was twice as popular as the iPhone. And CAD companies were still arguing about where, or whether, direct modeling fit in a great big parametric world.
A lot has changed since you last upgraded your CAD software. If you want to know EXACTLY what's changed, this series is for you.
We'll list all the key features added since 2008, everything from Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 4.0 to Creo 2.0. Use these articles to browse what you've been missing. Or click the links and watch the videos to thoroughly explore how design software has evolved since Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 4.0.
In this first segment, find out how we've updated working with user experience, assemblies, annotations, graphics, and measuring. Plus we'll tell you about some new learning resources that are always right there when you need them most.
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Finding your way around a new system can be frustrating, especially when you've already become skilled at the old one. But in Creo 2.0, we made your success our priority. Check out these new features:
- Ribbon, hotkeys, and environment settings for configuring your workspace to your preferences.
- Embedded command finder for quickly locating capabilities when you need them.
- Intuitive 3D dragger, in-graphics toolbar, and mini toolbars for more efficient designing.
See these and other new user interface features in this video:
Working with assemblies isn't what it used to be. With Creo 2.0, you can:
- Use track changes capabilities to see exactly what has been modified within an assembly.
- Work more quickly with streamlined new component placement constraints.
- Save time and improve system performance by loading assemblies as Light Graphics representations.
- Have more control with four new constraint types (normal constraints for surfaces, distance, angle offset, and normal constraints for points and lines).
- Animate exploded and unexploded sequences.
3D Annotation
In Creo 2.0, we've introduced several improvements for annotating 3D models.
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- Dynamically reposition dimensions in 3D drawings, just like dynamic dimension repositioning in 2D Drawings
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In Creo 2.0, we take advantage of the latest graphics technology. The performance improvements are dramatic. See how PTC compares to Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire with both AMD and NVIDIA:
In Creo 2.0, measuring geometry takes a leap forward with our unified measuring tool. The measuring dialog stays on screen as you inspect distances, volumes, areas, and more. It even populates all the measurement information for any reference that you select. In a comparison to Wildfire, PTC users opened 65% fewer menus to finish the same work.
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GREETINGS: Thank you for viewing our apartment. If you are seeking accommodations for a visit to Shands Hospital, a football game, UF graduation or a special event, this is a perfect place for you and your family or friend. There is lots to do in this area from sports, nature attractions, theater and arts to name a few.
This property is great for a person or couple needing quiet and privacy with all the amenities and convenient access to the major attractions in Gainesville. It is 1.5 miles to UF and Shands Hospital and about 1 mile to downtown Gainesville for restaurants and entertainment. There is a maximum of privacy and quiet not typically found in apartments. Neighbors are stable and some have lived here for over 35 years. This is not a party area and noise outside your own environment is rare. The landlords own and operate the property and are easily accessible by phone and email. If you need quiet, access, and privacy at a very reasonable price, this is a great place.
This apartment is 550 sf with an additional 200 sf private patio adjacent to the living room with a sliding glass door to give a good view of the large oak tree at your back door. The lawn is spacious and the grounds are generous and green with well maintained flower beds. You will have plenty of space to give you a feeling of privacy and nature. The bedroom has a queen bed with a luxury firm mattress, dresser, .bedside table with a lamp and a full length mirror for a critical look at your ensemble. A sliding door covers the large walk in closet with plenty of storage and hanging capacity. The window in the bedroom has vertical blinds to allow plenty of light or make total darkness. The living room, like the bedroom, is carpeted and has plenty of light from windows and patio door. Both the bedroom and the living room have ceiling fans which keep the air circulating in summer and winter to give maximum comfort. The bathroom has a tub/shower with tile walls and floor, mirrors surround the vanity and there is plenty of storage for cosmetics and towels. The kitchen has an 18 CF refrigerator, an electric stove with a vent hood to keep cooking odors out of the living area. A microwave and toaster oven are furnished. Lots of cabinet space. The heat is central and the air conditioner is a large wall unit (not a window AC). Landlords take care of grounds, pest control and provide all utilities plus TV, internet (WiFi). If you need a place to study, relax, write the great American novel, or think deep thoughts and get to know yourself, this is the place for you. No wild parties because party animals don't live here. Go to conferences at UF or Santa Fe; go to downtown Gainesville for a play or a meal at a great restaurant -- lots to do and see in Gainesville and this is a great place to come home to after a busy day.
PREMISES: This apartment is a downstairs unit in a quadraplex located in a rental residential section of the city. It is approximately 1.5 miles from downtown Gainesville and UF. Centrally located with lots of green space and trees is the best way to describe this property. There are four buildings located on a big city lot with trees and lots of green lawn space and large azaleas around each building.
OWNER OPERATED: Owner lives near by and can be reached with a phone call. (352) 2284 3873.
PARKING, BUSLINES, THINGS TO DO IN GAINESVILLE: Bus line to locations downtown and shopping malls. Restaurants nearby on Archer Road, Newberry Road, and shopping malls. Easily accessible from US 75 and Highway 441. A guide to restaurants and things to do in Gainesville will be mailed upon receipt of reservation. There is a lot to see and do in this area -- just about anything except snow related.
We are Jim Post and Elizabeth Bolton and we have owned this property and others in the neighborhood for about 30 years. It is in just the last two years since Elizabeth retired that we decided to furnish some of our rentals for visitors looking for short term accommodations. Jim is a retired electrical engineer and Elizabeth is a retired University of Florida professor and together we provide stability and competence that makes a good landlord team with hands on management of every operation. Jim and Elizabeth are long time Gainesville residents and we love to meet visitors coming to Gainesville for study, health care or football. Gainesville has it all and we love providing lodging for you while you enjoy it. I believe Gainesville is absolutely the best place in Florida to live, learn and enjoy life. The community is vibrant and the student population keeps us young at heart. We strive to meet the needs of our rental residents both short and long term. Our goal is to provide you with lodging that will make your stay comfortable and satisfying so that when you return to the area you will want to stay with us. Our philosophy is that we will only rent to you a place we would personally live in.
Location -- near UF and downtown; pricing is affordable and competitive; very clean; the green space is what makes this property inviting. Landlords own and manage the property. This property was built in the mid 1970's in a quiet neighborhood away from noise and traffic but near the major attractions in the area. It is a satisfying property to work on and to own because the neighborhood and the neighbors are great. Most of all we have kept the trees and large azaleas that make it beautiful all year.
These apartments are centrally located to be near the University of Florida and downtown Gainesville. It is a quiet area with spacious lawns on all four sides and blooming azaleas in the spring. Tall pines and a park like setting is what makes this property different from other rental properties in Gainesville. Travelers will enjoy the quiet of the neighborhood and the proximity to UF, Shands and restaurants in downtown Gainesville. Most of all travelers can feel safe and secure.
In the heart of beautiful Central Florida, close to downtown Gainesville, major highways - US 75 and 441, UF and Santa Fe College, museums, live theatre, restaurants, wildlife preserves and natural resource areas. There is something interesting, educational, entertaining for every season here in North Central Florida and Gainesville has a major share of the attractions for every season. Further you can call the landlord directly and we will strive to respond to your request at soon as possible. Our rental interests are limited to select properties and we strive to give personal attention to the property and the guests when requested.
We needed a place to use as a base for visiting family and found this apartment to be just right. It was clean, contained everything we would need, and we enjoyed the patio for days we stayed at home. The apartment is in an older part of the city, but we felt safe at all times even when coming back late at night. We would definitely stay here again and recommend it to friends.
This apartment was clean, quiet, well-appointed and in a quiet neighborhood close to the University of Florida. My husband and I spent Thanksgiving week there, and much appreciated the easy access and light traffic in the area. The listing description is accurate, and Elizabeth is an attentive and responsive property manager who contacted us to make sure we found everything as promised. Why pay more, fight traffic and noise, and stay in a chain hotel when you can relax in the comfort of a private setting? Do you love great food? Don't miss nearby "UpperCrust Productions" french bakery at NW 16th Blvd and NW 43rd St, and "Civilization" at 1511 NW 2nd St!
Couldn't be happier about my time spent at this place. Elizabeth was very welcoming and accommodating. Neighborhood was nice and quiet and it was a quick drive to wherever you need
Elizabeth's property is just what we needed for a short-term stay. I am the caregiver to my sister who was a patient at Shands. We needed a short-term rental for me while she was in the hospital, and for the both of us once she was released (she needed 4-6 weeks of onsite therapy following her procedure). The apartment was well-stocked and in a quiet section of Gainesville. While it may appear to be far from the hospital, it never took more than 10-15 minutes to get there. It is small - but we needed something easy for my sister to navigate once she was released. The tub included a handle bar to help keep her steady while bathing. Elizabeth provided us with a blow-up mattress for me to use once the both of us were there together. Thanks Elizabeth!
We loved our time in this cozy apartment. It is beautifully furnished, clean, and close to everything we wanted. The quiet neighborhood was easily accessible from main streets and felt very safe. We took walks every evening and explored all the surrounding neighborhoods. We loved relaxing on the patio, as well.
The kitchen was well furnished. I was surprised at the quality of cookware. The cabinets are a little high for me, but the owner brought a stepstool that enabled me to reach all the shelves. She was very helpful and eager to please. She responded quickly to all our requests.
The bed was very comfortable. Not too soft. In fact, the best bed away from home that I have experienced.
We will rent this place for any future visits to Gainesville.
The condo was very nice, clean and with all the basics you may need.
It looks exactely like the pictures, we had no surprises (except maybe for the bed : you better like it soft)
We stayed there for 2 months and had a wonderful time, encoutered no problem whatsoever, and greately enjoyed the evenings on the patio.
It is a nice family neighborhood, a short bike ride from UF and very close (walking distance) to a supermarket.
The owner was very helpful and accomodating with our changing arrival and departure time, and she went out of her way to provide everything we needed .
I definitely recommand the condo!
Gainesville is a college town with attractions for every age; there is always lots to do and see either in the sports arena or local theater. Downtown Gainesville is the entertainment center with bars, restaurants and the Hippodrome theater and a large library with many volumes and films for check out. Shopping opportunities include Oaks Mall and Thornbrooke Center. The University of Florida campus has the Harn Museum of Art and the Museum of Natural History with exhibits from many major collections. North Florida is noted for its many natural springs which are guaranteed to cool you down after a dip.
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May 1 2017 - Jul 31 2017
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Sep 8 2017 - Sep 9 2017
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Sep 15 2017 - Sep 16 2017
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Oct 6 2017 - Oct 7 2017
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Please call me and tell me your lodging needs. Rates are subject to change. I am not able to give a refund for a cancelled reservation unless another booking takes the place of the cancelled reservation. Pets are not allowed without an additional daily fee which will be included in the rental rate. Pet insurance is required. Please call for this information.If you reservation of one week or more includes a special event weekend such as graduation or a football weekend, an adjustment in the price will be made to reflect the longer stay that includes the special event weekend at the standard regular price. Please call the owner to request a corrected quote based on the total length of stay. If you are planning a visit longer than one month, I will accept partial payment and the timing is payments is negotiated in advance. Again, please call me.
Additional property protection insurance is available and is encouraged if children are part of your party. Rates are subject to change until reservation is confirmed with full payment. Cancelled reservations will not be refunded unless the cancellation is 60 days prior to the stay. Extra guests over two will require an additional fee of $25 per night per guest. If you are calling in your reservation, payments can be made with PayPal or credit cards. VRBO includes a service fee that is added onto the price.
All guests with small children are required to book the damage insurance.
If your stay overlaps a special event weekend, it can be adjusted to a reflect the longer stay that includes the special event weekend with the extra cost. Please call owner to request an adjustment in rates.
For longer stays, a discount is available. Please leave your pets at home. We hope you enjoy your stay if it is with us. Additional information such as WiFi name and password and things to do in Gainesville will be sent when your reservation is made. Please call with any ques
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LONDON (AP) About 40% of cancers could be prevented if people stopped smoking and overeating, limited their alcohol, exercised regularly and got vaccines targeting cancer-causing infections, experts say.
To mark World Cancer day on Thursday, officials at the International Union Against Cancer released a report focused on steps that governments and the public can take to avoid the disease.
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According to the World Health Organization, cancer is responsible for one out of every eight deaths worldwide — more than AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria combined. WHO warned that without major changes, global cancer deaths will jump from about 7.6 million this year to 17 million by 2030.
In the report from the International Union Against Cancer, experts said about 21% of all cancers are due to infections like the human papillomavirus, or HPV, which causes cervical cancer, and hepatitis infections that cause stomach and liver cancer.
While the vaccines to prevent these cancers are widely available in western countries, they are almost nonexistent in the developing world. Nearly 80% of the world's cervical cancer deaths are in poor countries, according to the agency.
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In Western nations, experts said many of the top cancers — like those in the lungs, breasts and colon — might be avoided if people changed their lifestyle habits. To reduce their risk, the agency recommended that people stop smoking, limit their alcohol consumption, avoid too much sun, and maintain a healthy weight through diet and exercise.
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About two weeks ago, Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas (Abu Mazen) met with a group of Israeli journalists, myself included, in the Muqata in Ramallah. The rais made firm statements against violence and terrorism and repeated his call for the resumption of peace talks.
On Wednesday afternoon, just hours after three Palestinian youths from Qabatiya carried out a horrific terror attack at Damascus Gate in which Border Police officer Hadar Cohen, 19, was killed, Abbas met in the same office with parents of several young Palestinian terrorists who had murdered Israelis — terrorists whose bodies had not been returned. He promised to rebuild the families' homes, which Israeli security troops had demolished.
It may be that Abbas sees such a promise as a humanitarian gesture, perhaps an act of mercy, toward the families. But he must know how his words and deeds would be interpreted in Palestinian and Israeli society: as an act of solidarity and support for terrorists' actions in a week that those three young men, from families that are strong supporters of Fatah, went on a killing spree outside Jerusalem's Old City, and a Palestinian Authority police officer tried to kill three young soldiers. Plainly, this is no way to build peace; nor is it any way to convey a message against violence and terrorism.
It is true that the Palestinian Authority acts against terrorism, prevents terror attacks and arrests people suspected of planning terror attacks. Still, when the entire official and unofficial Palestinian media conveys the message that the terrorists are "heroes" and Abbas embraces the families of these "martyrs," the impression that comes across in Israel and in the territories alike is that, just as in Yasser Arafat's time, Abbas tries every so often to ride the tiger rather than get rid of it.
Tunnel vision
Reports came from the Gaza Strip that same Wednesday evening about the collapse of yet another tunnel in the Zeitun neighborhood. A day before, another attack tunnel that Hamas operatives had dug near the former community of Netzarim, quite close to Kissufim and Nahal Oz, had collapsed. The new collapse killed two members of Hamas, and the incident made headlines in Israeli and Palestinian media.
The tunnels themselves, and what leaders on both sides are saying about them, make for big news at present. Hamas's media outlets publish videos almost daily showing — essentially mocking — Israeli engineering equipment digging on the border in an effort to locate tunnels. Ismail Haniyeh, the Hamas chief in Gaza, bragged last Friday that his movement was digging tunnels toward Israel and testing rockets.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded by threatening that Hamas would pay dearly if it used a tunnel to attack Israel. In turn, on Wednesday, Mahmoud al-Zahar, the former Hamas foreign minister, scoffed to reporters: "The tunnels have already reached… beyond Gaza. That means that land that was occupied in 1948 is not safe [for Israelis]. The fact that you found one tunnel doesn't mean that you found others." He added: "Now, thank God, I inform you that we are in better shape than we were in the last war."
This is unlikely. Eighteen months after the last war, Hamas has not regained all of its abilities, certainly not as far as rockets are concerned. Which may be why, later in the day, al-Zahar tried to say that "the statements he was quoted as saying were not exact." In addition, Hamas also conveyed explicitly calming messages to Israel.
In a conversation I had that evening with a senior member of Hamas, I asked him a simple question: Was Hamas planning to start a war with Israel?
His response was unequivocal: Hamas had no intention of going on the offensive or starting a war. "Our position is clear," he said. "We do not want escalation, nor do we want war. We have no intention, at the present time or in the future, of starting a war, and as far as we are concerned, that option is not on the table."
He told me that Hamas officials had said the same thing to high-ranking Turkish and Qatari officials and also to UN envoy Nikolay Mladenov, who met with Hamas's upper echelon in the Gaza Strip. Still, he warned that the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip could lead to severe consequences.
"One of the main reasons for the last war was the economic situation in Gaza, and Israel knows it," he said. "The situation is difficult now too, maybe even more so. Look what is happening with unemployment and poverty. It's true that Israel continues to allow goods to be brought in and is making sure that rebuilding continues, but the pace of the rebuilding is very slow and we are under a great deal of pressure to do something. The people in Gaza demand that we act to bring about change in their situation. There are many people here who have no homes, and they cannot tolerate the situation any longer. And again, I emphasize: We do not want war. And we realize that most of the people want only to rebuild Gaza, and that is what we want — to continue the reconstruction."
So which Hamas should we believe? The bragging, aggressive Haniyeh and Zahar? Or the senior Hamas member? And what about Hamas's military wing, which has not been heard from at all?
The prevailing assumption in Gaza and Israel alike is that Hamas does not want an escalation… at present. Still, before the summer 2014 war, there were those in the Hamas military wing who pushed for a "pre-emptive strike" via the tunnels; the leadership abroad, headed by Khaled Mashaal, stopped them. Mashaal and his colleagues probably lack the authority nowadays to stop the military wing, which has Mohammed Deif at the helm together with Yahya Sinwar, the meteor in Hamas's skies.
If Deif and Sinwar should decide to act against Israel, contrary to Hamas's political interests or the will of the public in Gaza, Israel could find itself once again in a long war with Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
Not ice cream, water
We can agree with the senior Hamas member about one thing. Public opinion in Gaza, which has strongly opposed resuming combat with Israel since 2004's Operation Protective Edge, is already starting to show signs of the despair and hardship that led to wars with Hamas in the past. The Israeli public may not realize just how bad things are in Gaza.
"We have electricity for six hours a day," A. tells me by telephone from Gaza. "And things in our area are relatively good. We also have two extra hours because we took power from another line. But our neighborhood is considered an 'important' one. My sister, who lives in a different neighborhood, gets only three hours a day."
'I know somebody who does not belong to any political group, but he wants to make a living, so he went to work digging tunnels'
He tells me that most of the public in Gaza lives on assistance from the various aid organizations. "Unemployment is at about 45 percent," he says. "Those who don't work, live on UNRWA assistance, and of course some receive salaries from the Palestinian Authority or aid from charitable organizations. The 'employees' do not receive high salaries either. You can find many Gazans who work as street sweepers for 20 to 30 shekels a day ($5-7). And even if you work for the Hamas government, they cannot pay a full salary. There are more than 100,000 university graduates who have nowhere to work. There are also people who completed their matriculation examinations, but their parents cannot pay for academic studies, so they sit at home. People want to live. I know somebody who does not belong to any political group, but he wants to make a living, so he went to work digging tunnels."
He continued, "The vast majority here has no way to buy a home or build one. So almost everyone lives with their parents. Ninety percent of people live with their parents. Few can get married, because people have no money for weddings. There are offices that rent out halls and organize receptions and food for weddings by extending special loans, and the groom has to pay back $100 to $150 dollars a month. So the number of weddings is small. The number of couples that have divorced has also gone up because the men cannot make a living."
I ask: What about water? "No one drinks water from the tap. Every home has a big drum that holds about 500 liters. Trucks come with large containers, playing special music, and that's how I know that the water man is here. I live on an upper floor, so I throw down the rope and he connects the pipe. I tug on the rope and he turns on the spigot, and that's how I get water at home. We're not supposed to drink the water here, but the poor people do."
Welcome to Gaza's version of Somalia.


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John Lennon tapes hint the cause of Beatles' split
The singer made a few revelations about the break up when interviewed by Rolling Stone publisher Jann Wenner, who released the 1970 tapes for rock journalist Mikal Gilmore"s Why The Beatles Broke Up article. The tapes were also released to U.S. TV news show Entertainment Tonight, which recently aired the Beatle"s comments, reports Contactmusic.
Lennon told Wenner, "We sold out... and I felt sick", adding "We got fed up with being sidemen for Paul."
The musician also spoke about the band"s disrespect towards his wife Yoko Ono, saying, "They despised her... It seemed I had to be happily married to them or Yoko - and I chose Yoko." He added: "George insulted her right to her face and I didn't hit him, I don't know why. Ringo (Starr) was alright but the other two really gave it to us. I'll never forgive 'em."


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As of this past weekend (5/19-20/2012), crappie in CJ Strike and Brownlee reservoirs had not spawned yet. Adult fish are suspended over deep water and have not moved to the banks. In an average year, this would be the approximate time that spawning is initiated. However, high river flows with associated colder water temperatures, rapidly increasing water levels (Bronwlee only), and inconsistent weather patterns have delayed the initiation of spawning. Most fish should spawn within the next 10-14 days as water temperatures reach 64-68 F.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - October 23, 1996, New Braunfels, Texas Herafd-Zeitung O Wednesday, October 23, 1996 □ 9 AStammtisch Pumpkin sale First United Methodist Church is selling pumpkins through Oct. 30. The church expects to receive 2,000 pumpkins, and it plans to sell some of them at Gruene Market Days on Saturday. Proceeds from the sale benefit the youth summer programs. They say ifs your birthday This month marks a year in New Braunfels for the Unitarian Universalists. To celebrate the congregation's birthday, the Rev. Art Severance, minister of the First Unitarian Universalist Church of San Antonio, will be the guest speaker and lead the service at 7:30 p.m. today at Faith United Church of Christ, 970 N. Loop 337. All are welcomed. Spaghetti supper Tickets are now on sale for the New Braunfels Christian Academy Spaghetti Supper, which will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. today at the school at 995 Mission Hills Drive. Tickets are $5 each, and ticketholders are entitled to draw for door prizes. There also will be a silent auction. Call 629-6222 for information. Art show The Canyon Lake Art Guild will put on "An Evening with the Arts'* from 6 to 9 p.m. today at the Canyon Lake Golf and Country Club in Startzville to benefit the Canyon Lake Community Youth Recreation Center's Project K.I.S.S. (Kids in Safe Surroundings). The program will include the guild's 1996 judged art show of paintings, sculptures, pottery, jewelry and quilts. A silent auction also will be held. Entertainment and a cash bar will be provided. Admission donations are S3 at the door or $2 in advance. McKenna book fair Prices on books will be reduced 20 percent to 70 percent at McKenna Memorial Hospital's Book Fair from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday and 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday. The selection of topics will include books on health, education, children, sports, games, history and cooking. Ten percent of all proceeds will benefit the Elliot Knox Nursing Scholarship Fund. Vaccina for seniors ^rre^flli.vaccine virilize available ;■ for individuals ages 60 and older from 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 to 4 p.m. Friday at the New Braunfels Senior Citizens Center and at the same times Nov. I at the Canyon Lake Action Center. The 1996 flu vaccine is available this month for all adults ages 18 and older at the Comal County Health Department. Special adult flu clinics will be held on a "walk-in'' basis from 8 to 11 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. every Monday in October. The vaccine also may be obtained during regular immunization clinics from 8 to ll a.m. and I to 4 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The fee for a vaccine is $10. For more information, call the Health Department at 620-5595. Managing health cars Rosemary Robert of the Methodist Hospital System will answer questions about health management organizations and preferred provider organizations from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Friday in the new Marion Community Library. Pumpkin patch The nurses of McKenna Memorial Hospital are once again holding a Pumpkin Patch from 3 to 6 p.m. Friday in front of the hospital. Visitors can participate in a costume contest or have their faces painted for $1, or they can purchase a Halloween p impkin, crafts and goodies. Local doctors also will compete in a pumpkin carving contest from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.. The children's costume contest starts at 5 p.m. A raffle drawing will be held at 6 p.m. All proceeds benefit the Elliot Knox Nursing Scholarship Fund, which helps support local students pursuing nursing careers. Cemetery cleanup The fall meeting and cleanup at the Smithson Valley Cemetery will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday. All interested people are invited to attend. Bake sale The New Braunfels Lioness Club will hold a bake sale Saturday at the exit doors of H-E-B. Proceeds will go to the Texas Children's Camp and local chanties. large selection of craft items and baked goods in Hangar No. 4 on the east flightline. All proceeds go toward local charities and scholarships. The easiest way to find the bazaar is to enter Randolph through its East Gate off of FM 78, north of Pat Booker Road. Parking and admission are free. Community Chorale The New Braunfels Community Chorale will present a concert of familiar songs of Gershwin, Berlin, Carmichael and others at 4 p.rn' Sunday at First Baptist Church. Haunted house The third annual Garden Ridge Haunted House will open from 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday and Oct. 30 at the Forest Waters Country Club in Garden Ridge. The haunted house is open to children ages 4 and up from Northeast San Antonio and surrounding areas, including New Braunfels. Admission is $2, and proceeds benefit the Texas Lion's Camp, a recreational camp for disabled children. High school students and Garden Ridge residents put on the haunted house under the sponsorship of the Forest Waters Neighborhood Association and the Forest Waters Lodge. Candy and treats will be served, and costumes are welcomed. To get to the haunted house, take Interstate 35 South to exit 175 (Natural Bridge Caverns Road, FM 3009), turn right into Garden Ridge and go about 3 miles. Turn left onto FM 2252 at Lone Star Icehouse, go about 3 miles and turn right onto Batcave Road (look for marquee). Go about 2 miles and turn right into Forest Waters, then take a right at the stop sign and go straight. The country club is on the left. For more information, call Forest Waters Lodge at (210) 651-6505. Blood drive A blood drive is set for 7:45 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. Monday at New Braunfels High School to benefit NBHS junior Thomas Ridgway. The replacement blood drive will help defray medical expenses for Ridgway, who is currently in intensive care and has been for the past three weeks. Call NBHS school nurse Karon Preiss at 625-6271 to Schedule a time lo donate blood Rotirod teachers The Canyon Lake Retired Teachers will meet at 9:30 a.m. Monday at the Rio Raft Conference Center on River Road in Sattler. The program will feature state Sen. Jeff Wentworth. The group also will hold a regular business meeting. All retired school personnel are invited to attend. Mary Edmiston and Pat Zimmerhanzel will be the hostesses for the morning coffee. For more information, call 899-4796. Assistance to tha disabled Don Guenther, the VISTA volunteer for Comal County, will be at the Comal County Senior Citizen Center from 2 to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. He will be available to assist all citizens with disabilities. Adult education Adult Education & Literacy, a cooperative effort by Comal, Guadalupe and Kendall counties, is offering free classes for adults working toward general education degrees. Classes are held from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at Carl Schurz Elementary School, 633 W. Coll St.; 7 to 9 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays at the Comal Leadership Institute, 1050 Interstate 35 East; and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays at the Community Service Center, 132 Caddell St. The cooperative is planning a formal graduation ceremony in May. Independent living The Austin Resource Center for Independent Living Inc. now has a New Braunfels office open from I to 5 p.m. on Fridays at 839 N. Walnut Business Center on Interstate 35 South. The center, part of a national network of independent living centers established by the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, serves as an advocate for the disabled, while also providing peer support and training for living independent lives. Seeking donations The Community Service Thrift Shop is now soliciting donations. All items are welcomed. Furniture, appliances, clothing, cooking utensils, etc. Bring donations to 132 Caddell Lane or contact Pete for pickups on Tuesday and Wednesday. Vases needed The Hospice New Braunfels "Tender Touch'' Flower Program, through the help of volunteers and florists, ensures that patients receive fresh flowers twice a month. You can be a part of the program by donating bud vases. Glass bud vases can be taken to the hospice office at 613 N. Walnut Ave. Hummel contest The sixth annual Hummel Look-a-Like Contest is set for IO a.m. Nov. 2 on the front steps of the Hummel Museum, 199 Main Plaza. The contest is limited to children ages 2 to IO years old. The contest has two categories — single figurine and group figurine. The entry fee is $10 per child, with all proceeds benefiting the museum. The deadline for entries is Oct. 28. Entry forms arc available at the museum. For more information, call Doreen, Sherri (weekends) or Pat at (210) 625-5636. Elks bridge The Seguin Elks Ladies Auxiliary will hold its fall bridge tournament from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 2. To register, send a $10 check made out to Seguin Elks Ladies Auxiliary for each player to Iola Young, 518 Sunset Drive, Seguin, Texas 78155. For more information, call (210) 379-4505. Drivers needed The American Cancer Society's Road to Recovery Program for Comal County needs more drivers to transport ambulatory cancer patients to and from their treatments. For details, call Bob Peterson, coordinator, at 625-3252. CHS yearbook supplements Canyon High School yearbook supplements for the 1995-96 school year have arrived. Parents of last year's seniors can pick up copies of the supplement in the journalism room (Room 33) at the high school. There is no charge for yearbook supplements. Only those people who FREE Initial Consultation Are you a victim of pain or illness? In my 16 years of experience I've helped thousands of people enjoy life again. My unique type st care may help yoil top- 608-9392 Dr. John Albert Schmidt Upper Cervical Specific Chiropractor Acupuncturist Insurance Accepted Medicare Provider ii 1.1 IN It. IM. Ti: It SON I / HHtXI I I I ll ll Holiday Randolph Air Force Base will hold its annual holiday bazaar, "Deep in the Arts of Texas," from 9 a m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. The bazaar, sponsored by the Randolph Officers' Wives' Club, features numerous vendors from throughout Texas, providing a I pp y * 'M | [CE I MAffordable Legal Service Wttli Experience** * Uncontested Divorce * Child Support Collection * Divorce-Contested-Custody * Auto Accident Injuries * Real Estate Law * Corporation & Business Law * Felonies * Misdemeanors 620-5226 UCINtlO IV TNI IUMIMI COUNT OF THAI ANO TNI U.I.PIOINAL COUNT, WIITINN DtlTNICT OF THAI NOT Cf MTIF lf 0 IV TMI TI XA* IO ANO OI ll GAI SFFCIAUZ AXION bought yearbooks last year should pick up supplements. Last year's yearbook pictures have been returned. If you purchased a senior ad for your child last year, stop by the journalism office at CHS to pick up your child's photo or call to have it mailed to your home. Bible study The "Journey With ..." Bible Study seminar series is meeting from 7 to 8 p.m. on Wednesdays through Nov. 20 at the First Protestant Church at the intersection of Seguin and Coll streets. This year's study focuses on "life attitudes." For more information, call Marty Lindley at 629-9268 or 609-7729. Rural recycling The Comal County Rural Recycling Program has changed vendors, so some changes have been made. Magazine inserts must now be separated from newspapers. Magazines and junk mail may be grouped together. Plastic grocery bags must be kept separate from other items. Chipboard must be kept separate from cardboard, magazines, junk mail and newspapers. Caps must be removed from bottles made of No. I plastic and No. 2 plastic, and they must be rinsed. Aluminum and steel cans must be rinsed. Cardboard boxes must be broken down. Clear and brown glass must be rinsed. Connecting with God The Rev. Tim Judkins of First Protestant Church is teaching a weekly seminar series on "Connecting with God," at 7 p.m. each Wednesday through Nov. 20 in the Family Life Center at the church. For more information, call 609-7729. Ticket drawing Century 21 Action of New Braunfels is holding a drawing to benefit Easter Seals for two tickets to wherever Southwest Airlines flies in the United States. Chances in the drawing can be purchased at the Century 21 Action office at 604 S. Seguin at a cost $ I each or $5 for six. The drawing is set for I p.m. Nov. I at the Century 21 Action office. Nursing scholarships Students planning to attend a nursing program in the 1997 spring semester are encouraged to apply for the Elliot Knox Nursing Scholarship or the Cecelia Springmeyer Nursing Scholarship. The deadline for applications is Nov. I. Donations toward the scholarships arc accepted by the Comal Healthcare Foundation. For more information or to receive an application, call Dina Vineyard at 606-9111, Ext. 441. Cancer services The American Cancer Society provides services in Comal County. For presentations to civic, professional or social groups or organizations, call Bob Peterson, chairman of patient services, at 625-3252. Veterans van Comal County's veterans organizations are working to get a van to transport needy veterans to medical appointments and Veterans Administration hospitals. lf you are in need of such service or know anyone who does, call American Legion Post #179 after 3 " p.m. at 625-0179 or Gus Culwell at the County Veteran Service Office at 620-5549. Auto donation The National Kidney Foundation of South Texas Inc. will take old cars free of charge. The car can be in any condition and allows for a possible tax deduction. Call the National Kidney Foundation toll-free at (888) 829-1299. Children and divorce Family Outreach of Comal County is holding a series of seminars in October to help parents gain insight into the needs of their children during a divorce. For more information or to register, call Family Outreach at 620-1299. Fall festival Mountain Valley Schools will hold a "fall festival" from 5 to 7 p.m. Oct. 31 at the bus turnaround in front of the school in Sattler. The faculty will sponsor booths and games, and all proceeds will go directly to the classes. Project Kiss will hold a "haunted house" at the festival. Trick or treat The New Braunfels Factory Stores will offer tricks and treats on Oct. 31. The festivities begin at 5:30 p.m. with a costume contest in front of Westpoint Pepperell Bed, Bath and Linens with registration beginning at 5 p.m. Costume contest categories include cutest and most original in three age groups, infant to 3 years old, 4 to 6 years old and 7 to I? years old. Tnck or treating will run from 5 to 8 p.m. Golf tournament The Comal Independent Men's Association will hold its third annual Scholarship Golf Tournament on Nov. 2 at the Quail Creek Country Club in San Marcos. The entry fee — which covers the green fee, half a cart, lunch and prizes — per four-man team is $275, or $68.75 per player. Prizes of $750, $450 and $200 will go to the top three teams, respectively. The registration deadline is Oct. 29. to register, call Johnnie Rodriguez at (210) 625-4920 or (210) 629-2646, Ray Mendez at (210) 625-4711 or Javier Hernandez at (210) 629-4102. Polio survivors The New Braunfels Polio Survivors Support Group will meet at IO a.m. Nov. 2 at the Comal County Senior Citizen Center. Patricia Rasor of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service will present a program on nutrition. Interested polio survivors, relatives and friends are invited to attend. For more information, call Debbie at (210) 606-5556, Rena at (210) 620-4473 or Raymond at (210) 625-1363. Put some laughter in your life! Local author, Henry Lane's new humor books, "You'll Never Get Out of This World Alive" and "Laugh, Neighbor, The Joke's On Me" now available at New Braunfels New Book Store, Creative Books, 373B Landa Shopping Center Join the Fun! Ranch benefit St. Jude's Ranch for Children will hold a fall festival Nov. 2. The day's events include a barbecue lunch from I to 3 p.m., clowns, games, arts and crafts and more. Advance tickets of $5 for adults or $3 for seniors and children can be obtained at the ranch, located at 1400 Ridge Creek Lane, Bulverde, or by calling (210) 885-7494 or (210) 216-4756. All the proceeds will benefit the ranch. The rain date is Nov. 9. Holiday homes Gruene Marketplatz will offer free holiday decorating and gift ideas to raise funds for the Ronald McDonald House from Nov. 7 to ll. Gruene Marketplatz is located at 1263 Gruene Road. For more information, call 629-7070. Lioness meeting The New Braunfels Lioness Club will meet at 11 a.m. Nov. 8 at Ryan's Steakhouse. Kelly Holder, support supervisor for the New Braunfels Police Department, will be the guest speaker. Teaching tutors The Guadalupe and Comal Literacy Council will hold a 12-hour training session for people interested in tutoring non-readers or low-level readers on Nov. 8 and 9. The sessions will be held from 5:30 to 9 p.m. the first day and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. the second day at the Seguin Public Library, 707 E. College, Seguin. Edith Flathmann, a Laubach literacy trainer, will provide the training. Tutors only need to have a high school diploma or a general education degree and be willing to work with an adult who wants to learn. • The preregistration deadline is Nov. I. If you would like to tutor or know an adult who needs the literacy council's services, call the main office in Schertz at (210) 945-6093 between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m., Monday through Friday; Edith Flathman in Seguin at 303-0174 or Sue Blumberg, also in Seguin, at 379-1693; Vernell Martinez in New Braunfels at 625-9480; or Jo Landers in Canyon Lake at 935-2445. There will be a $5 registration fee and a literacy resource manual can be purchased for $12. No problem. Just call the people at Farm Bureau Insurance. Whatever your insurance needs, we ll be there to help you plan your coverage Give us a call for a no-obligation review today 885-4752 or 609-1684 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Texas Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co Texas Farm Bureau Underwriters Southern Farm Bureau Casualty Insurance Co Southern Farm Bureau Lite Insurance Co 966TXA5T Did your husband trade in the family car for a 4-wheel drive truck? ;
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By Jan Strupczewski and Carmel Crimmins
BRUSSELS/DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland can manage on its own, the head of the International Monetary Fund said on Saturday, a day after euro zone sources told Reuters the former "Celtic Tiger" was in talks about a possible EU rescue.
IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn told reporters on the sidelines of an Asia=Pacific conference in Yokohama, Japan, that Ireland had not asked the Fund for aid.
"So far I have not had a request, and I think Ireland can manage well," he said.
Euro zone sources told Reuters on Friday that talks on possible aid were under way, and one official said it was "very likely" Ireland would get help from the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), set up after Greece was forced to seek help in May.
"We do not really see how Ireland is going to be able to 'hold on' without EFSF help," one euro zone source with knowledge of the talks said.
"Obviously since this implies a pretty tough programme for the government and to some extent a loss of sovereignty, they want to think twice..." the source said.
Euro zone sources said the range of aid under discussion was 45 billion to 90 billion euros, depending on whether Ireland would need support for its banking sector.
The German Sunday newspaper Welt am Sonntag cited EU diplomatic sources as saying Ireland may have to call on up to 70 billion euros, according to a prepublication text sent to Reuters. Continued...


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