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Bunches of grapes- Angel
I raised my sub-standard paintbrush, arching a third blue shadow. The bristle-edges left an unseemly blotch under the bunch of grapes on my canvas. One blotch…was very much like another.
Although their purple sheen emitted deliciousness, I looked beyond the glossy purple balls.
Jason's eyes were fixed. A dab of white paint had found its way to his nose, adding to his bewilderment. No wonder the other Art students laughed behind their symmetric pictographs.
But Jason held something…some mysterious enigma in the tilt of his head. That had to be why I couldn't take my eyes off him.


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Ada Evening News (Newspaper) - May 14, 1919, Ada, Oklahoma gfoa Cbetung VOLUME XVI. NUMBER 53 ■■■■ i t ■ ADA, OKLAHOMA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1919. TWO CENTS THE COPY NO l/ONGKU INSISTS OK TI IK ATY OF I XIXDOX. Kl OIK IV. SETTLED. OIL STATE'S NOV WELL PROVES PONTOTOC COUNTY'S RICH <»ll> DEPOSITS. BRITISH WANT MERC RANT VES-SEES DIVIDED ACCORDING TO TONNAGE LOSS. Ladies' Waists We are showing: many clever styles in Voiles, Organdie and Georgette. You will want a lot of good looking waists for use this Summer. We have them. LOOK THESE OVER: Wirt hover Waists .....$1.00 Wirthmor Waists____________$1.50 Wcllworth Waists .....$2.50 Georgette Waists........$6 to $15 U.v tile AmiN'iittH) l*ifss P A UIS, May 12, - The Italian delegation to the peace conference is no longer insisting upon the strict fulfillment of the secret treaty bf London and this part of the controversy relative to territory on the j Adriatic eastern shore is tending to-ward adjustment, according to those j who have participated in recent eon-] fereUCes. J The status of Flume is still be-| tug discussed as the proposed plan I to make it a free city similar to Danzig has not proved acceptable. NEW LAUNDRY £0. IN Ada is to dr), if plan carried out. be operated of whose stock local men and The men who are new company are T. have a new steam laun-set on foot today are The new laundry will by a corporation, part will be furnished by part bv outsiders. organizing the A. Eagar and STEVENS-WILSON CO. TWO SCHOOL DISTRICTS WANI BETTER BUILDINGS PLANE AND BALLOON Supt. Floyd states that Laxton school district will in a few days vote on a proposition to issue $6.-<>00 of bonds with which to erect a modem school building. Latta bas up a proposition for an issue of $9.0(*0 Hor the same purpose. Hart will vote on the question of consolidating the two schools of the district. Mr. Floyd will address the citizens of that community this evening on the subject and Prof. B. A. Pratt will talk on the work of boys and girls clubs. Brine in that frame it for von. picture and let me —C. A. Cummins JI * * * * * J «> INTRODUCING BABY TO DADDY —on his return from the trenches, is some occasion. The #j* memories should be recorded £ in one of our Elegant Photo- 4 graphs. Phone for an appoint- *:] men!. If" I Stairs Studio I $ PHONE IM Ii; *F-I—I**!—I—I—I—I—!—J—I—I—I-c-y * $ v + ■V V * By the A<NtH'iitcd I'rtis MONTAUK POI NT, X. Y.. May 14. The navy dirigible 05 left here today on a dight to St Johns, which may be followed by a trans-Atlantic attempt if the coastal performance pi o\ es a success. The balloon took to the air af eight a. rn., and swung into a maximum speed of fifty miles per hour, which is expected to drive her over the 12OU mile Course in twenty four hours. NC-4 Resume* Flight. CHATHAM, Mass. May 14 The naval seaplane NC-4 left here ai 9:25 th s morning to Join the NC-1 and NC*?, a* Tiepassy, Newfoundland, the starting point of the trans-Atlantic dight. The NC-4 is expected to go as far as Halifax today. This plane started with the others several days ago, but was forced down by engine trouble. .Making F<h><I Headway. CHATHAM. Mass.. May 14. The C-5 flying 1,000 feet high passed over tht air station here at 10:05 a. in. The balloon was ascending as she disappeared over the course followed by the seaplane NC-4. W. A. Withers of Pieher, Okla., is in the city visiting his brother, Ct. Frank Withers and wife for a few days. Let a Want Ad get it for you. C. J. Mayshark. Mr. Rngar is from I Dallas. Texas, and has been a citizen of Ada for about six months, during which time he has been the manager of the Ada Steam Laundry. Mr. Mayshark is from Oklahoma City, and lias been superintendent of the Ada Laundry plant while Mr. Eagar was manager. They are men who know every part of the laundry business and no doubt will make of the new laundry a phenomenal success. The new j company will be capitalized at $25,000, most of v.h'ch has a1 re ad; been subscribed. The name of the i Laundry will be The Ame. iran Steam Laundry. Papers were made out today for a charter and the new company will get busy just as soon as the charter is granted. Mi. A. B. Blanks, who was mal ager of the Ada Steam Laundry previous to Mr. Eagar** connection with it, is again in cha ge of that popular institution. T. \\. RORISON GOEB WITH FAMOUS MOTOR ORGANIZATION T. VV. Robison, formerly superintendent of the city schools of Ada, has icairned his position as principal of one of the ward schools in Oklahoma City and has accepted a j position w it*, the Ford Motor Com-* patly. In hi> new position he is in charge of all the employees, looking alter the matter of employing new workers, looking after their welfare while at work and the conditions surrounding them at home. Mr. Robison is well fitted for a place of th is kind and will be a valuable man in the Ford organi-zit f.i. He gave up the school work only after he had been Urged to accept this position, it being tendered to him before he kuew un) thing about ll. The latest reports concerning the Oil cbaie well winch came in Monday evening Hie most favorable and eeuis to justify me rosy predictions •' inch have been made about the oil 'inuit ut Pontotoc county. This welt tends to prove a part of the Fra.leis held about which there as some doubt, cor that reason cut on fraternity watched the diiil-.ug with keen interest. i he eaxct pi on action of the well is not known at present and will not be ascertained until the bit fs ai I veil iuiiner into the sand. Secretary \\ ebb has arranged for storage tanks to hold the oil which will aul be ready beioie the last of the week. Many estimates have been made as to the ultimate capacity ot the well, figures ranging ail the way from 5 2to 150 barrels. At present the oil sand has been peue-irated only 9 feet, so that its thickness is not possible to state at this time. It is certain, however, that the quality of the oil is good, being 24 gravity, worth $2.00 barrel. A representative of Francis refinery stated that compauv was ready to buy the just as soon as it was placed the tanks. A Long; Struggle. The men at the head of the State company are to be commended for the way they have stuck to their guns. Their faith in their undertaking never faltered in spite of discouragements that would have caused many a promoter to abandon the work. They are entitled to the congratulations they are receiving and their friends which them still further success. In this connection it might bo well to add a word regarding oil matters. To make an oil company successful three things are absolutely necessary, time, money and ; good management. The stockholders must have patience and the j management must have perseverance. The manages of the Oil Stat*1 company certainly have shown the ( latter quality. Messrs. Webb and Glitches have refused all offers to go to Texas, I feeling th**ir duty lay at home where I their stockholders had sunk their money. Now that they have a good well, they may be relied upon to letively develope the rest sf their valuable acreage. tty tin* Associate! I'rcss PARIS, May 14.—Renewed efforts are being made by the British delegation to secure an agreement calling for the pooling of former German merchant vessels and their distribution on a basis of tonnage lost by each nation during the war instead of the plan of the United States for retaining the ships interned in American ports prior to her entering the war. Poland is laying claim to some of the warships surrendered by Germany. per the his oil in Oil WILL RECEIVE A NOVEL IDEA BUT A 0000 ONE LOR AOA It is generally recognized that Ada has many wonderful advantages not enjoyed by other cities of the size .and larger, but the fact remains that it is lacking in respect to places of amusement and recreation. If w e are going to take away I the evils that we all agree should be taken away. it is going to be necessary to substitute something better. Then, too, it is a fact that the traveling public is not so much inclined to remain over Sunday in i Ada as they are in places where all kinds of recreation and innocent amusement can be indulged in. In talking with the mayor oil i this point he suggested to the writ-1 cr what seems to he a solution to j the whole problem, or rather a( plan that would an nearly approach a solution as anything we can imagine at this time. The suggestion was a natatorium ' iud skating rink at the city park. properly constructed and operated under city supervision. A twenty thousand dollar bond issue would put the thing over in I goods shape, the mayor believes, and there is n > doubt'but that it would he self sustaining from the start and ultimately a revenue getter for the city. It would at least soon pay itself out, and that Is what is desired after all. This is a proposition that deserves Die serious consideration of every citizen who wants to see Ada get into the metropolitan class, and at the same time see something provided for the youth of the community that will keep them at home and give them the advantages for amusement and recreation which they are going to have one way or another. AY SALE IN FULL FORCE You sure This will and Sale is find as see for just as interesting as the first day it started, many bargains now' as the day it started; be yourself. MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS Al! Reduced for This Sale MEN'S SITTS SALK PRIC ES $11.40, $13.88, $14.25, $16.62, $19.00, $23.24, $25.12, $28.02, $33.25 All Tfiis Seas? n's .Merchandise Included BOYS' SUITS SALL PRICES $175, $6.17, $9.50, $14.25 MEN'S HATS ALL STRAW AND FELT HATS ON LARGE ASSORTMENT SALE PHONE 77 S. Af. SHAW. PR OR. Established In 1909 AOA, OKLA. OFFICIAL VOTE Or STATE ON ROAR OO PETITION FILED FOO ARRIAGE ANNULMENT IHG FOUR A 1*1*01 NT SUR-COM-MITTKE TO REC EIVE IIIN COMMUNICATIONS. TEXTBOOK COMMISSION is APPOINTED HY GOVERNOR OKLAHOMA CITY, May 14. The new Textbook Com mission c ret ted by a law passed by the last Legislature Was named today by Governor Robertson. Those appointed are J. p. Battenberg, Atoka; Ben Hennessey, Watonga; J. C. Jackson, Sapulpa; L. ll. Pettitt. Collinsville W. 1). Kelsey, Holm it. The Governor and State Superintendent R. ll. Wilson are other mew bf is of the comm ssion provided by the law. It Is likely the commission will be called in a meeting soon. A book adoption must be made in time for the next school year. NO PROMISE GIVEN TO By tin* A N'lji t ml Press FARIS, May 14. The council of tour of the peace conference this afternoon appointed a suh-commit-<ee composed of one member from ach of the fixe great powers, Great Britain. France. Italy, the Un ted States and Japan to deal with objections and proposals from the German peace plenipotentiaries. A demonstration was preoipiladod in the German national assembly Tuesday when the chancellor [denounced the peace terms and do-I dared they were unacceptable to j Germany. No formal action was , taken iii the matter, however. Austrians En Route. BERNE, Switzerland, May I I. : The Austrian delegation to the peace conference numbering seventy persons passed through Switzerland this forenoon on a spec.a1 I train for Paris. THE HAGUE. May 15. The | Dutch government denies that it ha^ j decided to surrender former emperor William. The question at {present the Dutch government con-j tends, concerns only Germany and the entente. On Ie nary Organization. Tonight at the Methodist church will be held a conference of Centenary team, workers who are now-planning to put over the big drive of next week for Ada's quota of fifteen thousand dollars. The Methodist church in America is undertaking in one week to secure $110,000-000.00 for mission at home and abroad. The Southern Methodists are to take care of th'rty-flve million of this stupendous sum, and the Methodist people of Ada feel ce»-Uin of success in securing their ouota of $15,000, and then some. The conference tonight at eight-thirty will tak<J up the standard plan for the drive. A cr'ves HA* I^AX. 'N American caval i *<ved here at Chatham, p., "al mile'? lr three hdnrs and five minutes, allowing for an st Halifax. S.. May 14.—The seaplane NC-4 ar-2:10 p. m.. from making 300 nauti-forty-hour's REPUBLICANS SELECT IOWA MAN AS PII EHI DENT PRO TEMPORE OF SENATE. By tin* As*nH,latt,(l Press WASHINGTON, May 14. Sena-i tor Cummins, Iowa, favored by the I ;uogicssiv t group, was chosen unanimously presided pro tempore of the senate at the organization conference today of Republican senators. Senator Lodge, Massachusetts, was re-elected party leader i and discussion of the controversy | over committee chairmanships for Senators Penrose of Pennsylvania and Warren of Wyoming was postponed. Penrose aspires to the chairmanship of the finance committee and Warren to that of appropriations. A Successful School. W W. Norton, one of the directors of the Jones Chapel school four miles west of Ada, states that the term will close Friday. Under the management of Miss Catherine Bu-len it has been so successful that the entire body of patrons, representing sixteen families, met a few* days ago and insisted that she remain another year at a substantial increase in salary. Among other things the district did during the war was to raise $200 through the pupils to be invested in Liberty Bonds, Die bonds to be the property of the school. Also, tile sum of $27.50 was raised to have some) large pictures made of the three boys of the district who gave their lives tor their country, the pictures to bo placed in the school house. For the summer a twenty days singing school has been arranged for and the funds for its support largely raised already. TO REQUISITION STEEL FOR SHIPS By flic Associated Pres* WASHINGTON. May 14. The navy department practically has decided to exercise its authority under war emergency legislation and requisition steel for battleship construction. the price to be paid to be fixed later on a basis of market conditions and quotations rather! than on examination of steel makers' books. Oklahoma City, May 14.—Official returns from fifty-eight of the seventy-seven counties of the state, tabulated yesterday by the state election board show* defeat of the $50,BOO,OOO road bond proposed in Hies? counties by a vote of almost three to one. Returns from these counties show 48.799 votes for the bonds, and 173-186 against. WY C. McAlister, secretary of tho board, said yesterday that he expected complete official returns from the remaining nineteen counties to be in by tonight. A petition was filed Court, this week asking ment of the marriage of tors and Porter Crooks, in District for annul-Hazel Win-which was entered into at Coalgate about one month ago. The petition wras filed by J. F. Winters, father of the girl, who states that she is only 14 years of age, and that she was fooled into tilt marriage. Attorney B. C. Wad-lington represents the plaintiff. Crooks is the man against whom charges were filed Saturday for pointing a pistol at his wife and threatening to kill her because she would not live with him. Suits cleaned .Miller Bros. and pressed. $1.50. 5-1-tf. Let a Want Ad get it for you. ^'ffercnce In time between here and Chatham. Lieut. Commander Reed advised the cruiser Baltimore here jby radio that he plans to stop qnly a few minutes. Refuses Normal Presidency. McAlester. May G. Mast- ersoa, superintendent of the schools of McAlester, has declined the presidency of the Edmond normal to which he was recently elected by the state board of education. He will remain in his present position. Submarine Coal Mining. HALIFAX. N. S., May 14.—Submarine coal mining may be at- j tempted in the areas north of Sydney Harbor, to Nova Scotia and for some distance south of Sydney Harbor, through proposed legisla- ■ Hon now before the Nova Scotia law makers. Leases to certain submarine mining districts have been held by the Dominion Coal com-! pany and the Nova Scotia* Steel and Coal Company. For some time there has been a dispute between these concerns tegarding leasing privileges. The proposed legislation would \ give mining rights in the submarine area to the Dominion company with the understanding that oper-^ ations would start as soon as pos- ■ Bible. Masons, Ada Lodge No. M., will meet at 8 ing for work in Notice. 119. A. F. A A. o'clock this even-the Fellowcraff I Degree.—Miles C. Griff*by, W. M. Dainty Dove UNDERWEAR NEW STYLE, SPLENDID MATERIALS, IMMENSE VARIETY Elaborate Camisoles, beautiful Night Gowns, simple tailored Envelope Chenrses all the most charming lingerie styles are to be found iii our Underwear Section. They'll delight you with their beauty and fit, and will wear Longer than ordinary garments. Prices Arc Consistent with Dependable Merchandise. SEE THEM TODAY! The Surprise Store J15-117 West Main St. 1 Phone tft. ;
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The Initial Interview
I'd love to say that I knew he was the one I was looking for as soon as I laid eyes on him. That I didn't have to ask Connor a single question to determine how perfect he was for my experiment. That I simply knew, deep down in my guts, right next to the Hank Burger and Crazy Fries that I'd had for breakfast, that my search had come to an end at last. But it wasn't like that.
Ay dios mio, was it ever not like that.
The line between the sane enough, the functioning, safe citizens of this world, and the lock 'em up, throw away the key lunatics is not as clear as many might wish it to be. There are an incredible number of people that wander back and forth across that line, many on a daily basis, and a so-called "professional" assessment could yield very different results depending on when it was performed.
Human beings, as a general rule, don't like making mistakes, and psychologists are no different. But if you were to find one of us in an honest moment (more rare in some than others, but always more likely late on a lonely night in a crowded bar) we would tell you that when a potential head case is wavering on that hazy line between certified and free, we'll err on the side of caution ninety-nine times out of a hundred.
Not very comforting, is it? All those basket cases running around in your neighbourhood, not a straightjacket in sight?
But I should get back to my initial interview with Connor. I still find myself smiling at the thought that he believed he was being questioned to determine his sanity while I was wondering if he would be the right man for the job I didn't dare advertise for.
As I took my seat across from him, the five dollar table the janitor picked up at a flea market three months earlier standing feeble guard between us, I noticed him squirming in his chair. I found this somewhat encouraging, since I knew that if he was too far gone for my needs he would not be the least bit concerned by the situation he had found himself in.
But it could have also meant that he wasn't nearly crazy enough.
"Do you know where you are right now?" I asked as I clicked open my pen and placed it at the top of the questionnaire which sat eagerly atop my clipboard.
"Well, according to that handy sign on the door," he told me with an irritating smirk, "I'm in the Evaluation Room. Which, I suppose, makes you the Evaluator and me the Evaluatee."
"You're aware, I assume, that 'evaluatee' is not a real word?"
"Ah, but I find the English language a very limiting thing most days - don't you?"
"Do you often find yourself limited by rules and regulations?" I asked as I made an illegible note in the margins. It's funny how uncomfortable you can make people just by appearing to write things down while they speak to you. "Do you ever find yourself wishing people would just… relax and let you do as you pleased?"
"Hey Doc, I'm all for rules and all that good stuff - I dislike anarchy as much as the next guy. Well, maybe a bit less than the next guy," he said as he contemplated the air above my right ear. "Or next lady, I should say. Ms. Gato, er, well, her real name is Mrs. Jones, I just call her that on account of all the cat keepsakes she has in her place. She's my downstairs neighbour you see. I reckon she has a much stricter view on chaos than I do."
"That's perfectly reasonable," I told him as I sketched a kitten playing with a ball of string. It was actually pretty good, what with all the practice I got during all those evaluations over the years. "Do you usually give people new names? Do you ever call them by these make-believe identities?"
"Well I wouldn't call them 'make-believe' - that sounds rather condescending. No offence Doc. But no, I address the folks I know by their proper, given names. I save their more interesting alternatives to myself."
I nodded, quite sagely I think, as I placed the clipboard face down on the table. I saw Connor's head twist slightly as he tried to see what I'd been writing but I knew he couldn't have discerned a thing. I pulled an unmarked folder from my pile of things and placed it on my lap. "I'd like to do a little test now, if that's alright with you?"
"Oh, absolutely Doc - I do real good at tests, you'll see!" To anyone else his enthusiasm might have been endearing. For me, it just ran across my nerves like a rusty cheese grater.
I opened the folder and looked down at the first image of the evaluation officially known as the Rorschach test. It is more commonly known, quite understandably I think, as the inkblot test. But not to me.
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Ritu's pearls of wisdom :)
"Life's just some random sh*t that happens, live with it."- Moi :)
"It's not a lie! It's just the truth that I wish was existed!"- Me
"Why think of the future? No matter how hard you think about it, it'll never come the way you think, so why plan ahead?"- Me, again.
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No wise person would want such a large space go underutilized. Instead of leaving the attic as is, they'd rather convert it to a functional part of the house. This is achieved through loft conversion, a well-known and popular house extension method wherein the attic is given structural modifications, renovation, and design overhaul so as to create a useful loft room out of it. Loft conversion, unlike other methods like first floor expansion or building an entirely new storey, does not take much time and effort, and can be cheap with proper budgeting.
What to Consider to Determine Your Loft's Feasibility?
Making loft conversion plans is arguably the most painstaking part of the whole loft conversion process. Here you have to design the loft and subsequently calculate every single factor and figure involved. Albeit difficult, a good finalized plan can be very satisfactory, especially if you can deem it feasible at first glance.
Now feasibility is what you should always consider during the design and planning stage. Assessing it is important in order to avoid making the big mistake of building an impractical loft. Here are the important factors that can help you know whether your loft is practical or not:
1. Your loft's design
The first thing you should assess is your design. Is it practical for your attic's size? Is it achievable with your budget? Does it please you? If your answer to these questions is "yes", then get the materials and start building. Otherwise, figure out what's wrong and start again from scratch.
2. Your attic's size
The size of your attic space is directly proportional to the amount of effort, money, and time that you'll be spending during the conversion. Make sure that you can handle your loft's demand of the said resources. Go back to the drawing board if you can't and make up a better plan.
3. Your roof's support structure
For this, here's a simple rule to determine your loft conversion plans' feasibility: roofing supported by rafters are safe, while those kept together by trusses can never be directly converted. If the latter is your roofing architecture, consider replacing it if you can't afford to trash the plan.
4. Your loft conversion funds
As always, money is the key. Your loft conversion project is only feasible if your finances can afford it, and there's no getting around this.
Before implementing your loft conversion plans, always remember to thoroughly deliberate on it. Assess the relevant factors and see if it's feasible or not. Otherwise, you'll end up with an impractical design, one you'll likely give up midway into the whole process.


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Cheap men's shoes: You can see a cheap shoe from a mile away. Spend $200 to $300 on a pair of shoes. One of my favorite pairs of shoes right now is the brand that Duckie Brown has done with Florsheim.
Finally, when guys find what they like, they'll typically buy them in every color. Hone in on those things that you know you'll wear forever, that you're comfortable in. … Try to aspire to dress better — but to still look like yourself.
Most important men's clothing itemWhat is the most important garment in a man's wardrobe; the one big-ticket fashion item that is worth its price tag?
Three things: Again, an expensive pair of shoes because they're made well and will last forever — and women really check out guy's shoes.
Second, the briefcase, the work bag — spend your money. That's another thing that drives me nuts is you see guys carrying these nylon bags they probably got as a giveaway from a pharmaceutical company. No pharmaceutical logos on your bag! Go and buy a beautiful Italian briefcase.
Really invest in a winter coat. Right now the duffle coat is really what's happening. That to me is a classic: great toggles, you can wear it over a suit, it's very warm — this is a great investment piece.
Finally, get a good haircut. That doesn't mean you need to go to your girlfriend's salon; find a great barber and find the right one… These things make you feel good about yourself. Also, spend money on a trainer, not just to look better but to feel better from the inside out.
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For me, the orange Harrington jacket is key. The color orange to me is a very important color. The jacket is just the perfect bomber shape, it's trending right now, it's a real all-guy thing, you can throw it in the washing machine and the dryer — and it's $95.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - September 27, 1989, New Braunfels, Texas jJEST available cqpvPolicy decision should offset insurance hike AUSTIN (AP) — The State Board of Insurance approved increasing property insurance rates, but Chairman Paul Wrotenbery said the board's decision to allow insurance companies more latitude in writing less expensiv e policies will offset the increase.See Page 9ATop three VB teams widen gap in 28-4A The top three teams in the District 28-4A volleyball race all pulled away from the pack Tuesday night. Canyon made it five straight by edging Boerne while New Braunfels walloped Alamo Heights. Tivy kept pace with NB by downing Smithson Valley.See Page 11A 43 0 MOO? IO/??'" 101 Wi test Sunday for the CT p»qn TX 79903 astern Contest, EL rftw, ' t_________v maami entrants must be w dressed in western attire and will be judged on attire and appearance only.See Page 1B New Braunfels Vol. 137, No. 228Wednesday September 27, 1989 25 Cents Two Sections, 22 Pages Mayor wants new job Miller announces bid for county position Police arrest pair for store robberies Convenience store clerks were unharmed Tuesday night after being robbed at gunpoint by two males who are suspects in two robberies occurring in Guadalupe County last weekend. Michael Sheffield, 28, and Kenneth M. Hubert, 29, both of San Antonio, were arrested around 9 p.m. in connection with the robberies of two stores — Sac-N-Pac on FM 725 and the Pit Stop at the intersection of Walnut Avenue and Interstate 35. Bond has not be set for the two men at presstime. Both were charged with aggravated robbery. New- Braunfels police officers were notified of the incident and later spotted a car matching the description of the get-away car, police spokesman Martin Mayer said. "When officers attempted to stop the vehicle, it ran from police in a high-speed chase," Mayer said. The 1989 red Chevrolet Camero eventually was wrecked near Comal Avenue and Hampe Street, he said. Police then chased the men on foot. The vehicle, with dealer license plate tags, is registered to Sheffield, Mayer said. "We still can't find the gun" used in the robberies, he said. All of the Criminal Investigation Division detectives were called to investigate the robberies. "I was at the Sac-n-Pac robbery See ROBBERY, Page 2A Cafeteria, restaurant confirm building plans Form a line and get ready New Braunfels — Luby's Cafeterias is planning to build a cafeteria here soon while Shoncy's Restaurants has filed plans with the city to also open locally. ■ The cafeteria will be a reality in about a year if all goes as planned, according to Luby's officials. "Looking al the schedule right now, bids will not go out until January 1990," said Vice President of Marketing Bud Schrader of the San Antonio office. It will take approximately seven months to finish the cafeteria, he said. The cafeteria, which will be slightly smaller than other Luby's Cafeterias, will be located beside the new K-man shopping center on Interstate 35, he said. "We will have the same variety and accommodations and services that we have at all of our others," he said. The cafeteria will seat between 260 to 270 persons. "It's a full-service Luby's Cafeteria that we are all familiar with," Schrader said. "We hire locally and we're looking forward to being in New Braunfels." He said approximately 55 people will be hired to operate the establishment. Schrader said Luby's has received many requests from the New Braunfels community for a cafeteria. "We feel that New Braunfels has gotten to the point that it will be able to support a Luby's," he said. "Our Judge sentences Usry to five years A New Braunfels man will serve five years in the Texas Department of Corrections for indecency with a child, a Comal County judge decided Tuesday. Oren Usry, 32, was sentenced to five years in TDC by District Court Judge Robert T. Pfeuffer for indecency with a child. The charge stems from an Aug. 16, 1988, incident involving two 10-year-old boys in Landa Park. New Braunfels police were notified the two boys were missing and later Found them in the presence of Usry. According to reports, Usry asked the two boys to remove their bathing suiis, but police reports indicate appa-r ently nothing happened. District Attorney Bill Reimer said Wednesday Usry flashed the children. According to Reimer, Usry entered into a plea bargain in 1988 but failed lo appear for disposition in March 1989. In exchange for dropping the See SENTENCE, Page 2A Utilities trustees to consider lawsuit New Braunfels Utilities board of trustees will consider its involvement in the lawsuit filed by the Guadalupe-Bianco River Authority seeking adjudication of the Edwards Aquifer. The trustees will consider its response to lawsuit during Thursday's regular board meeting at 4:30 p.m. at 201 Main Plaza. The lawsuit, filed in Hays County District Court and later moved to U.S. District Court in Austin, seeks a declaratory judgment naming the Edwards Aquifer an underground river, therefore making it subject to reg-ul adon by the Texas Water Commissi on. According to GBRA, unregulated pumping depletes the flow of the Comal and San Marcos springs which provide a habitat for endangered spe- 8*0 LAWSUIT, Pag# 2A P Fair royalty Suspect linked to 2nd burglary A drive-in crash burglary at a local business in August has been linked by fingerprints to a San Antonio man, who was arrested last week after leading officers on a high-speed chase through New Braunfels. Mark A. Holtzclaw, 18, remains in the Comal County jail today in lieu of a $35,000 bond. He is charged with two counts of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and one count of burg lary of a non-habitation. The case of the Mazda RX-7 crashing into The Hunting Camp, 1630 U.S. 81 W., on Aug. ll has been linked to Holtzclaw through fingerprints, said New Braunfels Police Department Detective Paul Peterson. Nothing was taken in the burglary of The Hunting Camp, but the vehicle See SUSPECT, Page2A success is predicated on a lot of business. We have to serve a lot of people every day, and two meals a day and seven days a week." He said Luby's hopes to draw from the local community, summer and winter tourists, Interstate 35 transient trade, San Marcos, Seguin and Universal City. "It's not a real tight market but we've got a pretty broad market to draw from," he said. He said Luby's places strong emphasis on community involvement including its $600,000 drug education campaign. "Unlike a lot of companies, when we come to a community we plan to See CAFETERIA, Page 2A Local man files suit against GM A New Braunfels man claims he is a quadriplegic today because an automobile made by General Motors Corp. was defectively designed. Lawyers for Thomas Hcimcr filed a lawsuit against General Motors Corp. last week in U.S. District Court seeking $45 million in damages after he broke his neck in an accident involving the 1984 Chevrolet Corvette he was driving. The accident occurred Sept. 26, 1987, when the Corvette hit a bump on Klein Road, Heimer said. The suspension system could not absorb the shock of the bump, and he was thrown upward into the roof of the car where a hidden roll bar built into the car broke his neck. Heimer said most cars do not have the hidden roll bar. Heimer had owned the car about two years when the accident occurred. The 15-year New Braunfels resident is being represented by C. Clay See CLAIMS, Page 2A The 1989 Comal County Fair Queen and her Court were selected in competition Sunday night and will be introduced to crowds at the 96th annual Comal County Fair tonight during Night in Old New Braunfels. Out-of-town judges, along with members of the audience Sunday, selected the Queen and her Court based on poise, personality and personal appearance. Queen Shannon Hennesey, center, Duchess Stephanie Kohlenberg, left, and Princess Michelle Spitzer, all students at Canyon High School, will represent the Comal County Fair throughout the weekend and all year long during parades and out-of-town events. (Photo by Karla Wenzel) . Good Day The weather is perfect for heading out to the Comal County Fair today. Under sunny skies, the high will reach 85 degrees. The low will be 55 degrees tonight. There will be a few clouds in the sky tomorrow but rain is not included in the forecast. The high will be around 85 with the low near 55. Inside: CLASSIFIED............................4-7B COMICS.......................................2B CROSSWORD.............................3A DEAR ABBY...............................8A EDUCATION..............................10A ENTERTAINMENT.......................4B HOROSCOPE..............................2B KALEIDOSCOPE.....................1-3B OPINIONS....................................4A SPORTS...............................11-13A TV LISTINGS...............................2B WEATHER...................................2A Stammtisch New Braunfels Children's Museum's new exhibit, "Where in the World?" has been so well received that more volunteers are needed to help out. So, the museum will offer a volunteer training Oct. 2 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the museum. The 20 to 25 more volunteers will work between two and four hours a week. For more information, call the museum at 620-0939.... New Braunfels Conservation Society will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Forke Store. Col. V.E. "Sandy" Sansing of New Braunfels will discuss the Confederate Air Force. Col. Sansing has flown many combat missions and is highly decorated. Col. Sansing recently flew into Offutt Air Force Base and had his picture with a restored World W'ar ll P-39 Airacobra in the Omaha World Herald. Sansing flies the P-39 around the country for the Confederate Air Force, which owns this and many other World War II airplanes. P-39s, the cut-line says, "saw duty during the war in the Pacific and North Africa theaters. It started the war as a fighter, then was assigned to provide ground support. Several thousand of the aircraft were shipped during the war to the Soviet Union, which used them against the Germans. "The P-39 flown by Sansing bears Soviet markings and was used during the war as a trainer in the United States," the article says. "It was retired to serve as a display model in Lexington, N.M. The Confederate Air Force restored the plane in the early 1970s." Col. Sansing flew for the Air Force in World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. Thanks to Richard Boyer, who sent a copy of the newspaper photograph to us.... Playgrounds Factory Inc. of Schertz will donate $500 off on the purchase of a treehouse play- S## STAMMTISCH, Pag# 2A By STEPHANIE DAVIS Staff Writer New Braunfels Mayor Doug Millier announced today he will run for the Comal Count y Commissioner Precinct 2 position on the Republican ticket in 1990. "My decision to announce eairly is prompted in a response to those people who have asked me whether I plan to seek re-election to the Cif.y Council and also as a courtesy to those supporters who have asked me to seek election as county commissiioner," Miller said in an interview at \heHerald-Zeitung this morning. Miller, 35, was elected to City Council in 1987 and is serving a second term as Mayor. He is an active member of many civic organizations ;md is a key player in efforts to protect the Edwards Aquifer and the preservation of area springs. "I think issues coming up ... arc the Edwards Aquifer," he said. "I don't believe that (Commissioners Court has taken as active a role in the protection of our water supply and especially in Precinct 2 which is totally dependent upon that water supply." The Precinct 2 position is currently held by Ned Craigmile of Garden Ridge. Miller, who is president of Witt ing and Miller Insurance Agency, is a former police officer and said he plans to lend expertise in law enfo rcement and fire protection needs for the county if elec ted. He said he also plans to take experience he gained from City Council to the county. Sue ELECTION, Page 2A Douglas Miller ;
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Keeping Your Pets Safe from Marijuana Poisoning
Recreational marijuana is legal in a handful of U.S. states, and many more have legalized medical marijuana. The increased presence of marijuana plants and pot edibles in the home has also led to a growing number of emergency veterinary visits and calls to pet poison control hotlines for marijuana toxicity issues in dogs and cats. In Colorado, where recreational marijuana is legal, Colorado State University's Veterinary School has reported an increasing number of marijuana toxicity cases in pets.
CSU reports that the accidental ingestion of THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, can sicken and even kill pets. Ingestion of leaves, stems, seeds, and flowers, as well as the ingestion of products containing leaves or THC causes poisoning in pets…as does the inhalation of marijuana smoke.
Your pet can exhibit signs of poisoning in as little as 30 minutes after ingestion or exposure. Signs include central nervous system depression, loss of control of bodily movements, dilated pupils, increased sensitivity, tremors, urinary incontinence, and increased salivation.
Be sure to keep any and all marijuana products out of reach of curious pets to avoid accidental poisoning…and of course, never intentionally give your pet marijuana. What about the use of veterinary marijuana? While some people do advocate for veterinary marijuana in some cases, the American Veterinary Medical Association urges caution in the use of any alternative treatments for your pet. You can read more about this issue on the AVMA website HERE. To be safe, always talk to your vet before giving your dog or cat any type of drug.
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Photos: Car crashes into Braddock Hills playground where kids were playing
No kids were injured
Updated: 5:59 PM EDT Jun 9, 2015
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Several children avoided injury when a car crashed into a playground next to a day care Tuesday in Braddock Hills.
The kids were at the other end of the playground and were not injured when the crash happened at Brinton Road and Wilkins Avenue.
A surveillance camera at the intersection of Brinton Road and Wilkins Avenue captured a driver skipping a stop sign, crashing into another car and sending it onto the playground.
John Wilson, who was driving the car that was hit said he noticed the children on the playground just before his car was struck, and pushed into the park.
"To avoid hitting the kids, I steered the car to the left side," said Wilson. His car hit the steps of the play set, damaging the equipment and his car.
Wilson said the driver who hit him rushed to his side. "The guy, he ran over and asked me was I OK and I said, 'I'm fine, where's them kids,'" said Wilson.
Police said the intersection of Brinton and Wilkins has a three-way stop sign, but it is often not obeyed. The driver who hit Wilson will be cited for failing to stop at a stop sign, police said.
Photos: Car crashes into Braddock Hills playground where kids were playing
No kids were injured
Updated: 5:59 PM EDT Jun 9, 2015


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NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms
The NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms features 8,107 terms related to cancer and medicine.
- tipifarnib
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- A substance that is being studied in the treatment of acute myeloid leukemia (AML) and other types of cancer. It belongs to the family of drugs called farnesyltransferase inhibitors. Also called R115777 and Zarnestra.


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Hoxton Grill
The Hoton Grille is a fun place to be, good food. and a great trendy ambience. The service, although courteous, was a bit slow and "forgetfull" but all in all we had a great time. Have your dessers and after-dinner coffee in front of one of the two roaring fireplaces - very cosy in the winter months!
Monday, October 15, 2007
Overall rating
Food 8 | Service 9 | Atmosphere 9 | Value for money 9


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Poonch, Sept. 9 : On the eve of the India-Pakistan Director General (DG) level talks, Pakistan violated the ceasefire along the Line of Control here on Tuesday.
Forward areas of Krishna Ghati Sector witnessed unprovoked ceasefire violations by Pakistan Army between 11:15 pm to 1 am.
Pakistan fired automatics and heavy machine gun fire to which the Indian troops retaliated appropriately.
No casualty or damage has been reported. (ANI)


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The broom swept against the dusty path as Apple Bloom drove it forward. She hummed gently as she drove the autumn leaves onto the grass, her long pinkish red mane drooping over her neck. She lifted her head, and the broom-stick clattered to the ground. There was silence.
"Silly me." She mused, then lent down and grabbed the end in her teeth and lifted it back up.
Again she was startled into jumping back, but this time the sound responsible repeated. She turned, ears twitching as the galloping grew louder and louder, then a gleaming orange shape appeared on the horison, speeding towards Sweet Apple Acres. Apple Bloom abandoned the broom against a fence and trotted towards Scootaloo, who opened her wings and flew into the air before spiralling to a stop.
"Apple Bloom!" Scootaloo whinnied, running circles around her amused friend. "Did you hear? Did you hear?"
Apple Bloom sighed irritably. "Slow down!" She snapped. "Hear about what?"
"The Festival! And the competition!"
"What?" Excitement rose in Apple's belly.
Scootaloo skipped around and around, a grin spread across her face. "That's right! Princess Celestia is coming for a festival right here in PonyVille before she goes to one in Canterlot- and the Wonderbolts are performing!"
Apple narrowed her eyes a little. She aught to of guessed that this had something to do with the Wonderbolts. The Wonderbolts were a group of pegasus ponies that performed aerial acrobatics at special occasions for the princess. Scootaloo's best friend of many years, Rainbow Dash, had been accepted as one of them, and Apple guessed that she was eager to see her friend again.
"That's... er, great." Apple said. "But it's apple season... and Apple Jack and Macintosh can't do it without me."
"Oh, c'mon, Apple Bloom!" Scootaloo whined.
"No." She said firmly.
Scootaloo sighed and turned away. "You're no fun..."
"You're picking me, right?" Sunrise Brisk said slowly, watching her mother pull out a tray of muffins.
Rainbow Dash sighed. "I can't just pick you because you are my daugher, Sunrise. It's whoever does the best for the Wonderbolts."
Looking up from a cookbook, Cloud Puff's green eyes swept across the kitchen and landed on her sister, who had screwed her nose into a stubborn pout. She smirked and let out a chuckle, then glanced at the muffins.
"Perfect!' She said, taking a deep breath of the sweet steam that rose off them.
Rainbow Dash smiled and trotted over to the counter and let the tray clatter down. "Get them while they're hot."
Cloud waited for Sunrise to grasp one in her hooves, then she leaned in for her own. Gently getting the edge with her teeth, she pulled it out and rested it in front of her, letting the aroma reach her before she took her first bite. She closed her eyes and bit forward happily, just to clack her teeth against the air. Huh?
She opened her eyes, then furrowed her eyebrows as she looked up into her sister's dimpled face dotted with crumbs and painted with a beaming smile. White Whirl giggled and licked her lips, her pink eyes shining like soft roses glittered with dew drops.
"White Whirl!" Cloud Puff scolded gently.
Sunrise Brisk trotted past them, her short tail bobbing up and down. "C'mon! We gotta go see dad before him and mum leave for the preparations!"
"Are you sure you don't need help with the decorations?" Cloud asked her mother as they all herded out of the door.
"I'm fine, thank you." Dash said warmly, nudging White Whirl ahead of her.
Cloud nodded, then blew her white plait out of her eyes before following Sunrise onto the street. The day was perfect for a festival, the sun glowing gently up in the cloudless sky. She could see pegasus ponies floating around, making sure nothing blew in to hide the golden sunshine.
She walked for a bit, leaving Sunrise behind her to chat with Dash. Young ponies frollocked down the road, chasing each-other's tails and playing games in the humid warmth. A group had clustered around DJ Pon3, listening to the pony grooving out. Cloud shook out her hair then galloped down the street, bucking in excitement. Soon the Princess would be here, and she would get to see the WonderBolt's performing!
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Kia Sorento Car Review
July 08, 2013
The Kia Sorento has returned yet again. The 2013 model seems to have no major mechanical changes, but rather clever new features that make it value-rich.
Maintaining its winning comfort, style and performance, the Sorento is reported to be a smooth drive, with plenty of alignment options. After winning Best SUV in 2010 and 2011 at the Total 4x4 Awards, the Sorento has much to live up to.
After inspection, it is safe to say that its engine, transmissions, traction systems and seating configuration options all add together to appeal to almost any wagon buyer. The cabin material may not be as lush as you expect, but it's a minor area that allows you to save largely on the vehicle.
All Sorento models come standard with air conditioning, power features, Bluetooth, 6 airbags, Xenon lights, a start/stop button and a MP3/USB/iPod port. However should you wish to indulge, high-tech features like navigation, an auto-dimming rear view mirror with garage door openers and a heated steering wheel are extra-cost options.
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