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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - October 4, 1994, New Braunfels, Texas Federal court won't let Texas enforce homestead exemption law By RICHARD CARELU Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court today refused to let Texas enforce its state "homestead exemption" law barring some types of liens or mortgages on people's primary residences. But the ruling should have no immediate effect due to a new federal law. The justices, without comment, let stand a ruling that said the state law is pre-empted by federal regulation of the savings and loan industry. However, a provision in the new interstate banking law signed by President Clinton last week rendered the federal court decision toothless. Texas Rep. Henry B. Gonzalez, a San Antonio Democrat and chairman of the House Banking Committee, added the provision overturning the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision, which had sought to give Texans the opportunity to obtain home equity loans. The state law at issue protects, with few exceptions, the foreclosure and forced sale of property designated as a homestead. The exceptions are for those mortgages or liens created to purchase, build improvements or pay property taxes on the home. The exemption cannot be waived. But the Texas law has certain drawbacks for homeowners, who cannot obtain home-equity loans for such purposes as a child's education or to supplement retirement income. Under the law, the alternative for Texas homeowners is obtaining unsecured loans. Such loans generally arc more expensive, and homeowners cannot deduct those interest payments from their federal income taxes. First Gibraltar Bank and Beneficial Texas Inc., challenged the Texas law over two types of home-secured loans it barred. They are a "reverse annuity mortgage" (RAM) and the "line of credit conversion mortgage." A RAM provides for periodic payments from the lender to the borrower, with the loan being secured by the borrower's equity in a home. The line of credit conversion mort gage is a type of RAM in which the lender is given a line of credit and may receive payments on demand rather than regularly scheduled payments. The two S&Ls that challenged the Texas law argued that federal laws allowing such lending should trump the state's prohibition. A federal judge ruled against the thrifts, but the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals last April reversed that ruling. The appeals court said two federal laws, the Home Owners Loan Act and the Parity Act, allow the federal Office of Thrift Supervision to pre-empt the Texas law. In the appeal acted on today, lawyers for the state said the appeals court ruling gave too much deference to the Office of Thrift Supervision's interpretation of the two federal laws. The April ruling "threatens to alter the balance of federal-state powers," the appeal said. The Texas appeal was supported in a fricnd-of-the-court brief submitted by three other states — Idaho, Indiana and Louisiana.Ah Keeping an eye on Texas Most Texas regions experience employment growth by 1993 ■ mployment figures show Texas jobs increased an average of 1.9 percent each year from 1983 to 1993. Jobs in the Central Texas region grew the most, 3.4 percent, followed closely by the Upper Rio Grande, 3.2 percent. Fewer jobs were available in Northwest and West Texas—areas of the state that were more dependent on the oil and gas industry. The number of jobs in mining, which includes oil and gas exploration and production, declined statewide. Most of the state saw the largest percentage increase in the service industry, as well as in agriculture, forestry and fisheries. Region 1 High Plains J I 2 Northwest Texas -0.3' Average annual percent change, 1983-1993 Economic regions 3 Metroplex 4 Upper East Texas 5 West Texas -0J 6 Central Texas 7 Southeast Texas 8 Upper Rio Grande 9 South Texas 10 Gulf Coast Employment by industry High Plains Region, Average annual percent change 1983-1993 — North- Upper South- Upper west Metro- East West Central east Rio South Texas ptex Texas Texas Texas Texaa Grande Texas Gulf Coast State Avg. Agriculture, forestry, fisheries 5.6 5.8 6.2 7.3 8.9 8.2 4.1 8.0 .1.7 3.6 4.6 Mining -5.9 -8.1 -3.4 •3.4 -5.2 •3.9 -9.3 -9.7 -5.4 -3.8 •4.5 Construction •2.6 -3.9 •2.7 -2.8 -5.3 -1.3 0.8 •0.1 -1.3 -1.5 -1.8 Manufacturing Transportation, communications, -1.2 •1.7 0.2 0.2 -2.4 3.2 •1.1 2.4 0.4 •0.2 0.1 public utilities -0.7 -1.1 4.4 -0.7 •3.2 2.5 -1.4 2.1 3.3 14 2.2 Wholesale trade -1.5 -2.7 0.9 •0.8 -1.6 0.9 *1.0 2.0 -0.1 -0.7 02 Retail trade -0.1 •0.1 2.4 1.6 •o.e 2.9 0.9 3.4 2.7 1.6 2.0 Finance, insurance, real estate •1.4 •2.4 1.9 -0.3 -3.0 2.4 •2.4 0.3 1.7 -0.6 0.8 Services 3.5 3.1 5.6 4.6 2.5 6.3 4.3 5.7 5.3 4.2 5.0 Government 1.8 1.5 3.3 2.0 2.2 3.3 2.1 3.4 2.6 2.7 2.8 Total OJA •OJ 24 1.3 -0 A 3.4 0.9 U 24 1.3 1.9 SOURCES: John Sharp. Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and Texas Employment Commission. Locally 625-9144 The Marketplace Metro 606-0846Classified user guideAdvertising Deadlines All display ads 3 pm two days prior to publication All line ads: Tuesday thru Friday publications is 1 pm day before. Sunday publication is 1 pm Friday.Office Hours Monday thru Friday 8 am to 5:30 pmAdvertising Policy New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion. We will extend your advertisement only one time to make good on the incorrect insertion. Advertisers are advised to check the first insertion of their ad for possible errors. Upon cancellation of prepaid advertisements no refunds or credits will be issued. 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Dirty and ClassicStyle
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Billy ArgelAuthor
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OVERVIEW:This is the 3rd release of Novecento sans, a Caps + small-caps font family inspired on european typographic tendencies between the second half of 19th century and first half of the 20th.It looks rational and geometric. However, it is optically corrected and balanced.This font face is designed to be used mostly for headlines, visual identities or short sentences, both in big and small sizes.Novecento sans is very versatile: lighter faces provide a more contemporary and design look&feel, while the bolder ones definitely look retro.Novecento family was spaced and kerned with love and patience; each font has between 700 and 1050 kerning pairs.This font is available for licensing in opentype and webfont format, as well as for mobile apps, ebooks and for software embedding.OPENTYPE FEATURES:AALTAccesses All Alternate glyphs from the Glyphs panels in Adobe Illustrator or Indesign.CASESets All-Caps to activate case sensitive forms: transform lowercase letters, figures and some extra signs to Uppercase; vertically aligns math symbols and punctuation.DNOM & NUMRTransforms 0 to 9 figures into numerators (aligned to cap height) and denominators (aligned to baseline).FRACCustom fractions generation feature.SUPSTransforms 0 to 9 figures into superiors.LOCLRomanian, Moldavian and Polish advanced diacritics support; automatic Catalan punt volant; Dutch localization for accented ij; localization for Turkish i (works also for Kazakh, Tatar, Crimean Tatar, Azeri. Just select your text language to activate the localized accents)CALTdetects German in an uppercase string and substitute it with its uppercase version/ SS01 / SALTAlternate Q letter shape for ultra narrow line heights.Implemented both as Stylistic Set n1 (ss01) and Stylistic Alternate (salt) to maximize compatibility between applications.SS02 / SALTAlternate N letter shape. Implemented both as Stylistic Set n2 (ss02) and Stylistic Alternate (salt) to maximize compatibility between applications.SS03 / SALTAlternate I letter shape. Implemented both as Stylistic Set n3 (ss03) and Stylistic Alternate (salt) to maximize compatibility between applications.SS04 / SALTAlternate J letter shape. Implemented both as Stylistic Set n4 (ss04) and Stylistic Alternate (salt) to maximize compatibility between applications.SS05 / SALTAlternate Y letter shape. Implemented both as Stylistic Set n5 (ss05) and Stylistic Alternate (salt) to maximize compatibility between applications.LNUM/ONUMLining / oldstyle figures; LNUM transforms numbers and monetary symbols in Uppercase; ONUM do the opposite (default figures are ONUM).TNUM / PNUMTabular/ proportional figures. Figures (numbers, monetary and math symbols) of same width always align, in spite of their weight.ZERO / SALTSlashed zero alternate glyph. Works with tabular and proportional figures, numerators, denominators and superiors. Implemented both as Zero as Salt to maximize compatibility between applications.License
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RoundUp W00 Bold
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Robert SchenkTrademark
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Rusticana LT W01 Roman
Linotype GmbHTrademark
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Coegit W01 Compact Regular Ital
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I am very confident that under Modi's leadership, the country has a bright future, Naidu said.
India will find a place among the world powers with Narendra Modi at the helm and the "real competition†for the country will be the USA and China, former NDA convener and TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu said on Tuesday as he hailed the BJP's prime minister-elect.
Addressing the NDA Parliamentary Party meeting, the Seemandhra leader extended full support to Modi, whom he described as a a leader with "extraordinary capabilitiesâ€. Naidu's TDP is a key partner in the BJP-led coalition.
"India should be among the likes of USA and China. There may be some developed countries (but) real competition is with US and also China,†Naidu said while expressing confidence that "Narendra Modi will do itâ€.
"For this nation building, we are partners with Narendra Modi. We extend on behalf of TDP all cooperation for his great (endeavour) to clean up the country and also develop it,†he said. "I have seen so many leaders, but his (Modi's) determination and enthusiasm is extraordinary,†Naidu said.
Slamming the former Congress-led government for its alleged misrule, the former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister said that the country was waiting for Modi's leadership.â€People are fed up with Congress — corruption and also inefficiency and non-governance. I am very confident that under his leadership, the country has a bright future,†Naidu said.
He said that Modi will also become prime minister after five years in 2019 and "we will have to do much more under his leadershipâ€. "Again in 2019, Narendra Modi will be the prime minister and many more times… that is our wish, that is our desire and that is the desire of the nation,†Naidu said.


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Royal Eagle Hotel, London Visão Geral
Checar Tarifas de Quarto e Disponibilidade de Reserva Royal Eagle Hotel, London
Royal Eagle Hotel, London Detalhes
Royal Eagle Hotel Descrição do Hotel
A charming London hotel offering a free city tour with every booking, north of Hyde Park and close to Paddington Station.
The hotel bar is open from Monday to Saturday.
Elevador, Toda a propriedade é de não fumadores, Cofre na receção, Jornais
Serviço de lavandaria, Receção 24 horas, Centro de fotocópias, Serviço de limpeza a seco/lavandaria, Serviço de fax, Informações turísticas, Concierge
O estacionamento pago é possível junto do hotel.
Internet Wi-Fi gratuitamente em todos os quartos e nas áreas comuns (entrada/receção, etc.)
From Heathrow Airport: Take the Heathrow Express that runs direct to 'Paddington Station' within half an hour. The hotel is 200 metres from the station.
From Gatwick Airport: Take the train to 'Victoria Station' and interchange to the underground Central Line. Then get off at 'Paddington' metro station and walk 200 metres to reach the hotel.
Royal Eagle Hotel, London Detalhes do Hotel
A few paces down the road from Paddington Station, Royal Eagle Hotel London is a short walk from the north edge of Hyde Park, within walking distance of the capital's famous Notting Hill district. To the south, the Royal Albert Hall, Natural History and Victoria and Albert museums can be reached on foot, while Marble Arch and Oxford Street lie the same distance to the east. A walk through Hyde Park to the south-east leads to Wellington Arch and Buckingham Palace. Nearby Paddington railway and tube station provides access around the city centre and also around greater London.
Occupying an impressive Victorian townhouse, Hotel Royal Eagle blends the modern with the traditional to create a stunning interior accentuated by its warm furnishings. Continental breakfast is served each morning in the breakfast room, reached via the stylish elevators. The reception is open 24hrs and can arrange services such as laundry and ironing. Wireless Internet is also available throughout the hotel at a surcharge.
Royal Eagle Hotel London has 116 centrally heated rooms, all with tea and coffee making facilities and a range of modern amenities. The refined decor exudes a feeling of warmth and spaciousness, optimising the natural daylight available through the large Victorian windows. A television, telephone, hairdryer and safe deposit box can also be found in the rooms.


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The Whitepages app identifies the sources for those unknown calls and texts you keep receiving. And if you don't want to talk to them, simply block the number because this app lets you do that too. The app is pretty smart too. If it identifies a caller as SPAM, you can set it to notify you so you're not wasting your time with it. The app has extra features like location and phone sharing and even gives you a frequent caller widget so you can call those the closest to you with one single push of a button.
This easy to use app always lets you know who's calling in case it's just not that important.It also lets you block those annoying telemarketers. It has added features that you'll love.
The app sometimes makes mistakes on who's calling. Other times, it gives you too much with syncing with social media outlets.
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For a lot of kids Vacation Bible School at area churches is as much a part of their summer schedules as are sports, favorite swimming holes, and homemade ice cream.
The VBS sessions usually center on a single theme involving kids in games and crafts, and—most importantly—seeking to teach biblical truths.
Though most classes continue several successive days or nights, the length varies as do the times school is in session. Following are examples of what some local churches are doing.
Lane Lincoln
Benningfield Chapel Homecoming
Benningfield Chapel will have their Homecoming starting with morning service at 10:00 a.m. June 5 3064 Mt. Sherman Road, Magnolia. Potluck meal and special music after the morning service. Contact Donna Benningfield at 270-528-1201 for more information
Locust Grove Baptist Church VBS
By Paul Richey
Guest Columnist
If we were to take a moment and evaluate our faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, would our faith marvel Jesus or would Jesus say, "Oh you of little faith?" The Bible gives us examples of both these extremes. Peter was identified at one moment as having a faith that was small. In contrast, we read in Matthew 8:5-13 of a Gentile, centurion soldier who is identified by a faith that marvels Jesus. So does your faith marvel Jesus?
Congratulations to those who are graduating, be it from kindergarten to college, or beyond! And hats off to those at all grade levels who have received awards and recognition for high achievement! You are to be commended upon reaching goals you have set for yourself and those set by others for you. The way has been made easier for you to move ahead to other chosen efforts. The word "commencement" means "beginning," so you are better prepared for what lies ahead.
Walnut Hill Baptist Church
Walnut Hill Baptist Church will be having a car wash at the LaRue County Farm Bureau office on N. Lincoln Blvd in Hodgenville at 10 a.m. on May 28, weather permitting. If not, a later date will be rescheduled.
Pikeview Baptist Homecoming
Pikeview Baptist will have their homecoming at 10 a.m. May 29 at Pike View Baptist Church located at 2923 Aetna Furnace Hwy in Magnolia. There will be no Sunday school. Dinner will follow. For more information contact Louise Pottinger at 270-735-5210
By Jonathan Carl
Have you ever noticed how much you think about yourself? Everyone does it. You don't have to try to. It just happens. Why?
Have you ever noticed how natural it is to compare yourself with others? To look down on others in order to think better of yourself? Why does that happen so easily and so often?
Have you ever noticed how easy it can be to go through a day with little thought, time, and attention devoted to God through His Word and prayer? Why are we so oblivious to God and self-focused?
Carolyn Smith here, George's wife. I asked permission of the editor to allow me to pre-empt my husband's column this week in order to tell his readers that May 20 was the 60th anniversary of his ordination to the Gospel ministry.
We are so thankful that God has used him all these years and continues to do so, as he still pastors a church and continues to write this devotional column for three newspapers.
Last Saturday was the second Daughters of the King Luncheon and the event was held at First Baptist Hodgenville. On a cool windy day, women from the surrounding area made their way to First Baptist for the second luncheon sponsored by the Missionary Society of First Baptist. Everyone enjoyed fellowshipping with one another while Missionary members and friends were preparing for the luncheon.
Draw a circle that represents your life. At the very center should be our worship of God. Christ is to be the center on our heart's throne.
This past week I had the opportunity to visit the eye doctor for my yearly eye exam. As I entered the office, I easily navigated the corridors that led to the examination room. Upon entering the room, everything changed as I removed my contact lenses. At that moment, my blindness became obvious. I struggled to judge depth and distance of surrounding objects, I could not see any details around me, and what once were obstacles easily avoided became obstacles to fall over.
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"I…" I didn't quite know what to say. I was fresh out of sarcasm. The shield I had been carrying was finally getting too heavy for me. So, I let it out in a reproving sigh, "She was my dealer."
Taz's eyebrows rose, as though he wasn't at all primed for my unexpected assistance. I could tell it hit him in a soft spot. That was the part of me he liked- the gushy, gelatinous part that he could suck out through a straw like a mosquito, and he was loving it too. That was blatant from the definite smirk that tried to hide behind the edges of his mouth. His hands lifted themselves back onto the table, and folded ever so gently before him, as though he were now my guidance counselor and not the man responsible for having me arrested.
Who are you? Fucking Oprah?
"Wow Sammy." I could hear the triumph glowing in his words. "Can't say I was expecting that from you. Although I got to admit, I kind of figured as much. We picked up her cousin a few days ago. I'm pretty sure you're familiar with the guy."
My face sank a little at that new information. You have no idea. I was a little sad to hear it. All in all, Wheezer wasn't really that bad of a person, and certainly not in comparison to Johnny. But I'll explain all of that later.
I watched the malice form between Taz's lips. "You made the right move in being straight with me."
A sword quickly began to forge itself in the place where my shield had once rested. I would have expected even less from you, Benjamin.


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Canadian taxpayers to pay each Syrian family of four $800 a month for housing
Most Syrian refugees are being housed at a Calgary hotel because they can't find housing
By Judy Aldous, CBC News Posted: Jan 19, 2016 6:51 PM MT Last Updated: Jan 20, 2016 2:39 PM MT
The man leading the resettlement of Syrian refugees in Calgary is telling the federal government to stop sending families of more than six people because it's getting difficult to find housing.
It comes as Ottawa and Vancouver announced they will temporarily halt the flow of government-sponsored refugees because of a lack of housing.
Fariborz Birjandian, with Calgary Catholic Immigration Services (CCIS), says Calgary is about to enter a similar housing crunch, and already cannot accommodate any more big families.
"That was the only request from the community for the federal government to address the housing before bringing people here," he said. "They ignored it somehow, and now suddenly they send us a family of 10. I just don't understand."
Birjandian says they can find housing for smaller families of four to six people, but anything bigger becomes too expensive.
"I have a family of 10 stuck because we can't find them accommodation. We could find housing with four bedrooms and a basement available, but they are very out of range for these people."
Birjandian says the problem is two-fold: there aren't that many rental units that allow such big families and the money that Ottawa provides refugees isn't enough to cover anything bigger.
A family of four receives about $800 a month for housing, but they typically use other government money they receive to support a housing budget of $1,000/month.
There are currently 191 Syrian refugees in the city waiting for permanent accommodation: 138 are at a hotel and 53 at the CCIS resettlement home.
Another 101 people have moved into permanent housing over the past month.
Cassandra Osborn now knows how hard it is to rent a home on a fixed budget. The 40-year-old is part of a group of Calgary friends who are sponsoring a Syrian family of five set to arrive any day.
Osborn's job was to find the housing and it wasn't easy.
She scoured the online rental websites.
"The majority of people wouldn't respond to me. Some of them said it's been rented, which was funny given that their ads stayed up there."
Then she contacted the two big landlords in the city that have offered discounted rent for the refugees — Boardwalk Rental Communitiesand Mainstreet Equity Corp. — and was told her family of five would need three bedrooms, which put rent out of their range.
Osborn says they eventually found a sympathetic family that agreed to rent out the basement of a house at a discounted rate to meet their $1000/month budget.
Calgary at a Crossroads is CBC Calgary's special focus on life in our city during the downturn. A look at Calgary's culture, identity and what it means to be Calgarian. Read more stories from the series at Calgary at a Crossroads.


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A little-known mental disorder marked by episodes of unwarranted anger is more common than previously thought, a study funded by the National Institutes of Health's (NIH) National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) has found. Depending upon how broadly it's defined, intermittent explosive disorder (IED) affects as many as 7.3 percent of adults -- 11.5-16 million Americans -- in their lifetimes. The study is based on data from the National Comorbidity Survey Replication, a nationally representative, face-to-face household survey of 9,282 U.S. adults, conducted in 2001-2003.
People with IED may attack others and their possessions, causing bodily injury and property damage. Typically beginning in the early teens, the disorder often precedes -- and may predispose for -- later depression, anxiety and substance abuse disorders. Nearly 82 percent of those with IED also had one of these other disorders, yet only 28.8 percent ever received treatment for their anger, report Ronald Kessler, Ph.D., Harvard Medical School, and colleagues. In the June, 2006 Archives of General Psychiatry, they suggest that treating anger early might prevent some of these co-occurring disorders from developing.
To be diagnosed with IED, an individual must have had three episodes of impulsive aggressiveness "grossly out of proportion to any precipitating psychosocial stressor," at any time in their life, according to the standard psychiatric diagnostic manual. The person must have "all of a sudden lost control and broke or smashed something worth more than a few dollars ... hit or tried to hurt someone ... or threatened to hit or hurt someone."
People who had three such episodes within the space of one year -- a more narrowly defined subgroup -- were found to have a much more persistent and severe disorder, particularly if they attacked both people and property. The latter group caused 3.5 times more property damage than other violent IED sub-groups. Affecting nearly 4 percent of adults within any given year -- 5.9-8.5 million Americans -- the disorder leads to a mean of 43 attacks over the course of a lifetime and is associated with substantial functional impairment.
Evidence suggests that IED might predispose toward depression, anxiety, alcohol and drug abuse disorders by increasing stressful life experiences, such as financial difficulties and divorce.
Given its earlier age-of-onset, identifying IED early -- perhaps in school-based violence prevention programs -- and providing early treatment might prevent some of the associated psychopathology, propose the researchers. Although most study respondents with IED had seen a professional for emotional problems at some time in their lives, only 11.7 percent had been treated for their anger in the 12 months prior to the study interview.
Although the new prevalence estimates for IED are somewhat higher than previous studies have found, the researchers consider them conservative. For example, anger outbursts in people with bipolar disorder, which often overlaps with IED, were excluded. Previous studies have found little overlap between IED and other mental illnesses associated with impulsive violence, such as antisocial and borderline personality disorders.
Also participating in the study were Dr. Emil Coccaro, University of Chicago, Dr. Maurizio Fava, Massachusetts General Hospital, and Dr. Savina Jaeger, Robert Jin, and Ellen Walters, Harvard University.
In addition to primary funding from the NIMH, the National Comorbidity Survey Replication received supplemental funding from a number of sources, including National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).
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546 Oak St., Laguna Beach, CA 92651
- $3,200
- 356 Days on site
- Beds: n/a
- Baths: n/a
- Apartment
Charming one bedroom apartment located on one of the most coveted streets in the village! Warm and cozy cabin feel with natural wood paneling and exposed beam ceilings make this super special. Hardwood floors throughout and private fenced in yard in the front. Great location as beaches and HIP District restaurants and shops are all within walking distance! Street parking.
- Year Built: 1940
- 356 Days on site
- Apartment
- Beds: n/a
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Listing Details
- Assessed Taxable Amount
- $1,527,892
- Tax Amount
- $16,341
- Last Transaction Date
- 10/26/2006
- Last Transaction Purchase Price
- $1,350,000
- Property Type
- Single Family Residence
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Rooms
- 6
- Home Size (Sqft)
- 1,357
- Lot Size (Sqft)
- 6,657
- Lot Size (Acres)
- 0.15
- Year Built
- 1940
- Units
- 1
- Parking
- Garage
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Investors see a sunny future for marketplace lending, according to a survey released today by Richards Kibbe & Orbe LLP (RKO) and Wharton Fintech.
The results of the survey, titled 2016 Survey of U.S. Marketplace Lending, show that half of investors surveyed have capital allocated for marketplace lending. The year prior, just 29% had investments in the space. The 50% figure is impressive because the sector is new and still relatively untested, and most investors do not have allocations for every type of credit product.
More than 300 institutional investors were polled in the survey.
Optimism in marketplace lending is high, and growing. More than 80% of investors surveyed expressed high or medium levels of optimism for the continued growth of marketplace lending. Last year the figure was 71%. Consumer unsecured loans garnered the most interest from investors in the survey, but the conclusion of the report predicted greater interest in secured loans going forward.
Formerly better known as peer-to-peer (P2P) lending, marketplace lending is a fairly new and dynamic sector in fintech, but the sunny landscape is not without its clouds. Just a few months ago, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau began accepting complaints regarding marketplace lending. A marketplace lending group, founded by Lending Club, Funding Circle, and Prosper, was launched, perhaps to self-regulate before the regulations begin being imposed.
The survey noted that mid the optimism there was growing concern among investors over federal regulations impinging on the space. This ambiguity was expressed by Matt Harris, managing director of Bain Capital Ventures, in a recent Forbes post. To the (self-posed) question of whether alternative lending — a broader term than marketplace lending that includes most forms of online, nonbank lending — is a good business, Harris wrote:
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As someone who co-led the seed round in one of the first alternative lending companies (OnDeck), and went on to serve as Chairman, but who has not invested in a single lender since, I stand somewhat astraddle this issue. After watching closely for ten years, I remain convinced that the leaders of Alt Lending 1.0 (specifically Lending Club, SoFi and OnDeck), if they can avoid getting acquired due to depressed stock prices, will build enduring platforms. I am most worried about the wave of "me, too" players that came next, Alt Lending 2.0. Most of them built their business plans on the now shifting sands of temporarily high valuations and cheap capital, and have insufficient differentiation to carve out a durable niche. I am most excited about the Alt Lending 3.0 players, who have had the ability to learn the appropriate lessons of the past decade and can both pick their spots and choose a more capital efficient path.


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USD/CAD outlook for October 3-7
This week Loonie grew in value due to the Iranian and Saudi decision to curb their insatiable appetites for profits. Two great oil producers have finally found the common ground and agreed for an output cap. But exhilaration ended at the end of the week. Oil prices are gradually returning to their annual trends and the USD/CAD is recovering from its recent downfall. Although we should give proper respect to the Canadian steadfast tin soldier which managed to withstand even the positive news flow from the US (US Department of labor reported that the number of initial application for unemployment benefits for this week rose by 3000 from the previous week which is much less than it was expected by analysts; the US GDP growth accelerated and reached 1,4 %; Yellen still hints at the probability of rate's hike; US consumer confidence data continue to impress the markets with excellent readings).
Nevertheless, we can't be a hundred percent certain that the Loonie's rally won't last forever; it will finally depreciate in relation to its US counterpart. Numerous domestic problems and inevitable fall in oil prices will cause this downfall. Governor of the Bank of Canada Poloz in his speech on Monday stated that the Canada's potential economic growth powered by the high birth rates is now ending. The job market in Canada is fading with rising amount of elderly. This will deter the BOC from any rate hikes in the nearest future to keep inflation in check. According to Poloz, the neutral interest rate is exactly what Canada needs right now. Poloz has also pointed at the fact that the impact of lower oil prices may influence Canadian economy significantly.
Next week will bring us many data releases offering a seasonal outlook of Canadian economy – trade balance, building permits, unemployment rate, employment change, purchasing managers' Index. Add to this a bunch of releases coming from the United States, and the volatility bomb will explode. Once we get acquainted with all these reports, we will be able to assess the true potential for the economic growth of Canada and define in which direction the Loonie will proceed.
If we take a look at the daily chart, we will see that there was a long period of consolidation and trading sidelines. The USD/CAD was trading within the 1.33 – 1.28 levels for many days. The breakout of the resistance line at 1.327 is unlikely possible this week; this makes us to plot a lower resistance line at 1.3212. If American statistics doesn't give us positive result, we expect the trend go down to the support line at 1.304. If 'bears' manage to take situation under control, the downward trend might reach the 1,2890 mark.


text: A "Best of Shut Up & Write!" workshop.Wed. Feb 6, 6:30-9pm, $45 (snow date Feb 20)Characters are at the heart of writing. Whether people or parrots, real or imagined, alive or dead, principals in novels or case histories in how-to books, characters are the prime drivers of the written word. You write your best when you get to know them before you beginIn this workshop, you learn how to use your memories and imagination to flesh out characters so they seem fully alive to you. When you know how they look, sound, feel, taste and smell; when you "see" them sitting across the table or dancing in the moonlight, you are ready to bring them to life on the page.Workshop meets in RedBird-RedOak classroom3195 S. Superior St., #205, Milwaukee,WI 53207RegisterOnline - with a credit card or your PayPal account http://redbirdstudio.com/where-when.html#workshop-2By mail - send your check and contact info to:Redbird Studio3136 S. Indiana Ave.Milwaukee, WI 53207Ph 414-481-3195Email: email@example.com: This is one of four "Best of Shut Up & Write!" workshops scheduled for Jan-Apr, 2013. You are welcome to register for individual sections or for all 4 sections."Itchy Pens: How to Get Started" Wed. Jan 9, 6:30-9 pm"How to Bring Characters to Life" Wed. Feb 6, 6:30-9pm"How to Get Your Thoughts Organized" Wed. Mar 6, 6:30-9pm"How to Get Happily Published" Wed. Apr 3, 6:30-9pmJudy Bridges is the founder of Redbird Studio writing center in Milwaukee and author of Shut Up & Write! "When I'm teaching, it's not about me. It's about helping other people say what they want to say, write what they want to write." She has bachelor's in writing (fiction and nonfiction), a master's in adult education, and over a decade of professional writing experience. Judy founded Redbird Studio in 1993 and has made a difference in the lives and careers of thousands of writers. Her teaching comes from the best place: real experience coupled with a huge heart. She understands the awesome potential of a blank sheet of paper, the power of the pen, and the calling of the writer to fill the page.


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Defend or not to defend Jawar? that is the question
By Rundassa Asheetee
The diaspora Oromo confusions seem to change shape and color as the political situations in Oromia change from time to time, and when the Amhara and the Tigre politically charged opinions are added to it, things can get out of control. I have predicted this reality in my article titled"Re articulating the Oromo liberation objective is not consensus building" Please read what I have said then and what is happening now. I will be back with what I think of Jawar's contributions and what we need to do next to help this guy out.
Instead of improving the Oromo interactions first, we've got people who are focussed on less-obvious problems and flirt with Ethiopia only to create standoffish situation amongst the Oromians. The truth is, sometimes we have a lot of trouble expressing ourselves or understand the process that will lead us to the right direction.
It is clear that almost all of us seem to have this disability, not because we are mental retarded but because of the ambition each of us has to assume higher position in our society. Nonetheless, the lack of taking the first step first will create obstacles at every turn and going to result in an embarrassing, unrewarding and frustrating situation. The Thso called leadership conference organized in Atlanta can be effective if the intentions of the conference never put on the paper and posted for the enemy to read. Because the organizers of this conference wanted to get big attention, they wanted to exploit the political situation in Oromia to position themselves in what they think will morph into a transitional government of Ethiopia. However, such rush-rush attitude have already resulted in the reaction expressed by the Amharas while it may generate resentful situation between the Ethiopianist camp groups such as;
1. The OPDO
2. The ODF
4. Oromo federalist party etc.
Of course the seriousness of the consequences of such resentment can vary greatly, depending on how reactions from each group is handled. That is why discussions should have been taken place between those in community and organization leadership positions before paper was written and put out there. Now the organizers of this conference had to explain themselves to the Amharas and possibly the TPLF can exploit the situation. What we've learned from the interview of Jawar and Iskeal on BBN radio explains this reality very well. In this case, success may mean something different for all involved. Jawar and Isqael Gabisa may feel that they are contributing to the greater good when they claim that the Oromo is more Ethiopian than anyone else but that might be considered as treason to those who have lost their body part and their families to the liberation war.
Someone who understands the communication problems that exist among the Oromos should bring the Oromo first and improve relationship considerably and then organize the conference in which resolutions that explains the challenges and the hopes ahead can be announced. As it stands now, Jawar and Isqeal are having so much trouble articulating the Oromo and Amhara relationships in the so called new Ethiopia. I suspect that most Habashas would probably avoid interacting with Jawar or Isqeal if and when they understand the empty political rhetoric the two gentlemen are using is not useful to them. That means, At the end of the day, we might find it embarrassing to find ourselves in this situation once again. If that happens, not only we will be ashamed but the created situation impedes the objective of the Oromo liberation by forcing the Amharas shift their politics from Amhara centered to Ethiopia unity based ideology. Of course this will isolate the Oromo and brings the Tigre and the Amharas together. Some people are already reluctant to buy the idea of forming the transitional government of Ethiopia while others are eager to be part of it.
Trotsky in his writing of 1904 explained that the permanent revolution is a matter of accepting that the objective tasks facing the Russian workers were those of the bourgeois democratic revolution, while how in a backward country in the epoch of imperialism, the "national bourgeoisie" was inseparably linked to the remains of feudalism on the one hand, and to imperialist capital on the other. That means he said, therefore such revolution is unable to carry through any of its historical tasks.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - February 6, 1997, New Braunfels, Texas 2 n Herald-Zeitung g Thursday, February 6, 1997 Contractor hit with $22,440 in damages By DENISE DZIUK Staff Writer A construction company that renovated a school in the New Braunfels Independent School District will have to reimburse the district more than initially projected for missing the targeted completion date. The board of trustees unanimously voted Tuesday to charge R.H. Miller, the construction company renovating Lone Star Primary, $22,400 for missing the projected completion date. That number increased from the original amount, based on what was actually the substantial completion date. Lonnie Curtis, assistant superintendent of finance, said the project was supposed to be finished by Sept. 12, 1996. He said the construction company said Dec. 5 was the actual completion date, but the district felt like it was even later. "The actual date of Dec. 5 changed to Dec. 12," said Curtis. "(The board) felt like there were too many things left undone." According to the contract, if the project was not completed by Sept. 12, 1996, the district could assess $300 in liquidated damages for each additional consecutive calendar day. Curtis said the delays were caused by subcontractors and a delay in material. The board agreed, and assessed the construction company with more than $22,000 in damages. "Basically, it is the contractor's job to control all that," said Curtis. "He didn't monitor it close enough." Curtis said the project, which will cost the district roughly $530,500, was part of a bond package. He said the money from the damages will go to other construction projects in that bond package. In other business, the board approved the budget for the renovations at New Braunfels Middle School. The central kitchen improvements were taken out of the proposal, and the money earmarked for that part of the project will go to the middle school renovations. In addition to the $3.2 million already designated for the project, Curtis said the board approved an additional $965,000 above that amount to compensate for changes in regulations and needs. Curtis said roughly $1.1 million will have to come from reserves to help fund the project. The renovations include visual and audio fire alarms, remodeling, library wiring and wiring in each classroom for four computers and a printer. Curtis said the wiring will be done during this project to avoid higher costs down the road. Garden Ridge ends fiscal year in black By DAVID DEKUNDER Staff Writer GARDEN RIDGE — Higher than projected revenues and less expenditures amounted to a good fiscal year for the city of Garden Ridge in 19%, an auditor said at the (iarden Ridge Council meeting Wednesday night. "The city is in excellent financial shape because of the conservative spending in the departments," auditor Nelson Harborth said. "The revenue streams increased a little bit. The biggest difference was in expenditures." Harborth was hired by the city to do its f iscal Year 1996 audit report, which covered Garden Ridge's finances from Oct. I, 1995 to Sept. 30, 1996 The figures from the audit report show the city raising $474,559 in revenues and having expenditures of $320,768 This left (iarden Ridge with an excess of $ 153,791. Through the city's water company sales, $364, $17 in revenues was raised. The water company spent $;289,229 giving the company $75,288 in net income. !When the interest and sinking fund, asset forfeiture fund and the capital improvements ftind are added in, the city collected a total of $962,933 in revenues and had expenditures of $727,677. This left the city with a net revenue of $235,256. Harborth said the city should approve a new accounting system for its computers because the current one does not do a good job in adding up figures. "The city should go over to a better accounting system," Harborth said. Mayor Jay P. Minikin agreed with that assessment. "It is apparent that the system we bought three years ago is not working," Minikin said. The council tabled an agenda item during the meeting for a new system until all the systems can be looked over by the council. Minikin was pleased with the audit report. "The city's financial health is in excellent shape," he said. In other business: ■ The council approved the job description for the city administrator's position. ■ Approved a conceptual plan for a proposed 164 acre subdivision on FM 3009 across and between the intersection of Teakwood Drive and Gloxinia. The plan has to go before the city's planning and zoning commission before the council approves the final plan. ■ Approved a request for water service at a proposed subdivision on 32.5 acres located at Bindseil Lane at Bat Cave Road. ■ Reviewed requests for qualifications for the position of city engineer from two engineering firms and decided to interview the candidates before taking any action at a future meeting. ■ Adopted a city resolution ordering the city's general election on May 3. ■ Reviewed applications for the city secretary's position and decided to still advertise for the position. So far the city has nine applications for the job. ■ Approved impoundment fees for animals at city hall holding kennels. Fch- a licensed pet the fee will be $50 and for an unlicensed pet, $75. For a second impoundment, the fee will be $100 for licensed pets and $150 for unlicensed pets. Senate panel OKs parental notification abortion bill By CHIP BROWN Associated Press AUSTIN (AP) Anti-abortion activists who hail the approval of a "parental notification" bill by a Senate committee hope its early consideration in the legislative session would give it momentum to the full Senate. "It gives us a huge boost," Bill Price, president of Texans United for Life, said Wednesday. "The pro-life movement in this state has not been successful in passing pro-life legislation. We've never gotten a hearing on a bill like this so early in the legislative session." Doctors who perform abortions would be required to notify a parent or guardian of a minor seeking an abortion, under the bill sponsored by Sen Florence Shapiro, R-Plano. The measure was approved 8-3 by the Senate Health and Human Services Committee. I lie same bill tailed to win Senate itppioval in 1995, but with a new Republican majority in the chamber it's expected to succeed this time. But the measure is expected to have a tougher road in the House, where Rep Kenny Marchant, R-Carrollton, is the sponsor. There was emotional testimony on both sides of the abortion issue prior to the vote. Dr. Dave Kittrell, an obstetncian from San Antonio who performs abortions, said the bill is aimed at intimidating abortion doctors. The bill places the responsibility of notification on the doctor, who's required to reach a parent personally, by phone or by certified mail within a 48-hour period of the minor's request for an abortion A doctor who fails to do so and performs the abortion would be in violation of a Class A misdemeanor, punishable by up to one year in jail and up to a $4,000 fine. The bill doesn't require doctors to get parental consent. A separate "parental consent" bill also is pending before lawmakers. 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Perez, age 67, of New Braunfels, died Wednesday, Feb. 5, 1997, at the Northeast Methodist Hospital. A rosary will be held at 7 p.m. Friday at the Zoeller Funeral Home Chapel. Funeral mass is scheduled for IO a.m. Saturday, Feb. 8, at the Holy Family Catholic Church with Rev. James Wasser, M.S.F., celebrant. Burial will follow in the Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery. Visitation begins after noon Thursday and continues until 9:30 a m. Saturday when the procession departs the funeral home. 7&!k ta, S'FUNi 'en. 'FUNERAL HOME Robert C. Oft Robert C. Ott of New Braunfels, formerly of San Antonio, entered into rest Monday, Feb. 3, 1997, at the age of ll years. He was preceded in death by his grandson, David Shawn Ott. Survived by: children Carol Jean (Tookie) Friesenhahn and Gerald, Robert Charles (Bobby) Ott Jr. and wife Dolores, Jeanette Rosalie Hubertus and husband Leroy, Dennis Anton Ott and wife Sherry, Allen Charles Ott and wife Shirley; sister and brother-in-law Sarah Anne and Bcnard Majeski; sisters-in-law Mary Ott, Josephine Ott and Elvira Ott; IO grandchildren. Visitation was held from 11 a.m. till 5 p.m. Wednesday in the Dellcrest Chapel. Rosary was recited at I p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 5, at Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church. Funeral mass celebrated IO a m. Thursday, Feb. 6, in Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church with Msgr. Edward Bily celebrant. Burial following in Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Cemetery No. I in Selma, Texas. Dellcrest Funeral Home, San Antonio Laura Bursch Funeral arrangements are pending at Zoeller Funeral Home for Laura Barsch of New Braunfels. She died Wednesday at McKenna Memorial Hospital at the age of 79 years. 7&lli ta SfUNl en- FUN ERAL HOME Marjorie Parker Wall Marjorie Parker Wall of Cibolo died Tuesday, Feb. 4, 1997, in San Antonio at the age of 74 years. She was bom June IO, 1922, in Healdton, Okla., to Lenton and Ruby (Hartwell) Parker. Marjorie was united in marriage to Irvin Peter Wall on Nov. 4, 1951. She worked in the aerospace industry for many years with involvement in the Saturn Space Program from its early test program until the end of the program, including meeting most of the astronauts who landed on the moon. Matjorie loved music, singing with the Sweet Adolines, in church choirs at various locations, and enjoyed playing the organ. She also enjoyed bowling, camping and going on cruises. She will be remembered by her husband Pete Wall; daughter and son-in-law Beverly and Bill Flick; grandchildren Janie Flick and Billy Flick; a great-granddaughter Shelby Flick; her twin sister Margarette Tost, brother and sister-in-law Jim and Diannah Parker, sister Thadene Argeanas and many other relatives and friends. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday, Feb. 7, 1997, at Zoeller Funeral Home with burial to follow in Guadalupe Valley Memorial Park. Visitation will be at Zoeller Funeral Home from 9 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 6, until service time with the family present from 5 until 8 p.m. Thursday. The family has requested that memorials be given to the American Cancer Society. FUNERAL HOME O J. trail moves to punitive damages phase By MICHAEL FLEEMAN Associated Press SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) — The O.J. Simpson civil trial shifts today to the punitive damages phase, when the jury decides whether to heap more money on top of the $8.5 million it already awarded. The plaintiffs intend to argue for millions more to punish Simpson for the 1994 slashing deaths of ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman. The defense was expected to plead for monetary mercy. This part of the trial will combine soaring rhetoric about justice with dry testimony about assets and liabilities. At least four lawyers and two financial witnesses will speak to jurors; testimony was expected to last up to three days. Among the most important issues is how touch mohey Simpson actually'Has left afliw 1/2 costly years of litigation and a precipitous (hop in his earning power. Under California law, any punitive award is supposed to bear some resemblance to his financial state: It's supposed to hurt him but not destroy him. Lawyers probably will argue about accountants' interpretations of Simpson's financial statements, and the differences are expected to be profound. Before the trial started, Simpson told plaintiffs he was worth $8 million, but then, 45 days later, he claimed to be worth just $500,000, plaintiff lawyer Peter Gelblum said Wednesday in court. And the defense said in court that Simpson earned about $100,000 in the past six months. The best estimates are that Simpson is now worth no more than $6 million — and probably much less — with nearly all of his worth in the form of his estate, which has been mortgaged to pay legal bills. Simpson lawyer Robert Baker, who must face a jury that has unanimously rejected everything he has said, will probably plead fiscal money, arguing his client has nothing left to give. "He's going to tell the jury that they've already sent a message, that his client heard the message, that his client is broke, that he has no way to pay that $8.5 million verdict, let alone respond in punitive damages," civil lawyer Larry Feldman predicted. Simpson also can take any number of court actions, from filing for bankruptcy protection to appealing the verdict and seeking to get the damage award reduced. That means more legal papers, more hearings, more Simpson legal battles. A key witness for the plaintiffs will be a forensic accountant who has been poring over what they have complained is the scant financial data Simpson submitted. The plaintiffs also intend to call an expert in licensing and marketing of famous names and faces to discuss how the football great, who once ran through airports for Hertz, can still make a few more bucks. Under California law, creditors can garnish up to 25 percent of future wages. The defense may call its own accountant and perhaps even Simpson'? business lawyer tp ofter a contrasting opinion- 1 The punitive damages phase comes two days after the jury found Simpson liable for the killings and awarded Goldman's parents $8.5 million in compensatory damages. 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EARLY this year, following an assessment focusing on literacy, a number of students were identified as having a very low reading age as they were unable to pass the Primary 3 reading comprehension test. Following this, Pehin Dato Seri Maharaja Secondary School (SMPDSM) decided to implement the Integrated Approach Reading Acquisition (TIARA) literacy programme, based on groups of Dolch words (the most common English words), a press release stated.
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The chairperson at the event was Hjh Fatimah binti Hj Azahari, Deputy Principal together with Elaine Anderson, an experienced teacher who has taught at SMPDSM for 11 years. She was assisted by Nurul Afiqah binti Roslan. Elaine's speciality is helping students to improve their level of literacy and develop a lasting love of reading.


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Barker Inlet - St Kilda
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Map: Barker Inlet - St Kilda aquatic reserve ()
- Area 1 the following is allowed:
- fishing from boat or shore using rod and line or handline
- collecting bait from the beach
- boating, diving, swimming.
- Area 2 - no fishing, collecting, or removing any marine organisms.
Map: Coobowie aquatic reserve ()
Port Noarlunga
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- in the area within 25 metres of Horseshoe Reef
- within 50 metres of the end of the jetty.
- Hand nets for the taking of shrimps for bait only in the waters of the estuary and the Onkaparinga River upstream to the Noarlunga Bypass Bridge on Main South Road.
The Encounter Marine Park and Port Noarlunga Reef Sanctuary Zone applies in this area. Sanctuary Zone fishing restrictions apply, please refer to the Marine Parks website.
St Kilda - Chapman Creek
- Blue swimmer crabs can only be taken by:
- hand
- crab rake
- hoop.
- Land-based line fishing from the breakwater is permitted.
- The following is not permitted:
- bait digging
- line fishing from anywhere other than the breakwater
- collecting or removing marine organisms other than blue swimmer crabs.
Map: St Kilda - Chapman Creek aquatic reserve ()
Troubridge Hill
- Rod and handline only.
Map: Troubridge Hill aquatic reserve ()
West Island
- Area 1: rod and line or handline only.
- Area 2: no entry.
- Area 3:
- no fishing
- no collecting
- no removing any marine organisms.
Map: West Island aquatic reserve ()
Great Australian Bight Marine Park
Go to the National Parks South Australia website for information.
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The Report: Blues 2 Blackburn Rovers 2
Blues twice came from behind to earn a battling draw against Blackburn Rovers at St. Andrew's this evening.
The first-half had a distinctive end-of-season feel about it, Matt Gilgallon's early header for the visitors separating the sides at the break after an uninspiring opening 45 minutes. But the second-half was a distinct contrast, Gary Rowett's side peppering the opposition goal but Rovers equally creating a few dangerous moments of their own.
Jonathan Grounds headed the hosts level but then a defensive mix-up led to Jordan Rhodes putting Gary Bowyer's charges back in front. But back came Blues again, Demarai Gray firing in his side's second equaliser. And the home team could have clinched a late win but Grounds' injury-time header was kept out by a great save from Simon Eastwood.
Diego Fabbrini, who impressed on his debut at the weekend, was into the action within two minutes, collecting a pass from Gray and firing in a shot from 20 yards that flew only narrowly over Eastwood's crossbar. But after that early moment of promise it was the visitors that grabbed the initiative.
Jay Spearing tried his luck with a pot shot from 30 yards but the former Liverpool man's effort was always rising and never looked like troubling Randolph. The same cannot be said of Craig Conway's attempt 60 seconds later, the winger cutting inside dangerously to engineer a good opening but his fierce half-volley fizzed straight into the arms of the grateful Randolph.
The visitors' early pressure told on eight minutes. A corner delivered in by Conway was met by Kilgallon, who had created himself some space inside the area, and the Rovers centre-back directed his header cleverly into the bottom left corner of the net from eight yards.
In the 13th minute the St. Andrew's crowd broke into an enthusiastic minute's applause in tribute to Logan Kehoe, the 13-year-old Blues Community Trust player who tragically lost his life at the weekend.
It served to inspire the home players into greater action. Rovers keeper Eastwood was called into serious action for the first time on 18 minutes when Robert Tesche did well to win the ball in the middle of the park and fed David Cotterill. The winger cut inside and tried an instinctive shot from 20 yards but it was easily claimed by the visitors' custodian.
Fabbrini was doing his best to spark Blues into life. The Italian's burst towards the box earned his side a free-kick as he was brought crashing to the ground. The set-piece was played quickly to Gray and the teenager lobbed a dangerous ball into the box that Donaldson met. Sadly the hosts' top scorer was unable to get any direction on his header and Blackburn cleared the danger.
Blues were starting to put a little more pressure on the Rovers backline. Two promising free-kick positions came to nothing as Cotterill's attempts drifted well over the target.
In the final minute of the half, the hosts' best moment of the opening 45 minutes saw Fabbrini win the ball wide on the left before teeing up Stephen Gleeson. The Irishman unleashed a terrific drive that dipped and swerved, causing Eastwood considerable problems, the Rovers keeper just about managing to parry away the shot.
A wayward Ben Marshall free-kick that flew well over the crossbar was the only chance of note for either side during the opening ten minutes of the second period.
But on 57 minutes came a terrific opportunity for Blues. A mazy dribble from Gray on the edge of the area culminated in the teenager laying the ball delightfully into the path of the Donaldson. The striker ingeniously flicked his shot over the advancing Eastwood but the cheers of the fans behind that Tilton Road goal were silenced when Marshall raced back to hook the ball off the line when a goal looked certain.
Rowett's men maintained their momentum and from a left-wing corner came within inches of scoring, Michael Morrison meeting Cotterill's cross but the defender's header veering narrowly wide.
But from another corner moment later Blues restored parity. This time the ball came from the right and Grounds timed his run to perfection, Eastwood not having a hope of keeping out his crashing 64th minute header.
Blues were level for just four minutes, though, as a backline calamity led to Rovers regaining the advantage. Randolph attempted to punch the ball away in the centre of his area but his clearance struck the back of Morrison and dropped to the feet of Rhodes who had the simple job of rolling his shot into an empty net.
The visitors could have increased their lead when Rovers sub Rudy Gestede was presented with a golden opportunity. The striker, who scored a hat-trick on his last visit to St. Andrew's, this time couldn't beat Randolph from a free header only eight yards out, the Blues keeper saving brilliantly with his legs. That wasn't the end of the danger though as Conway followed up and his shot did beat Randolph but Paul Caddis was in the right place to clear the goal-bound effort.
It proved to be a pivotal moment as Blues went up the other end and equalised for a second time. After a trademark overlapping run and cross from Caddis, the ball reached Gray ten yards out to the left of goal. The winger took a touch before firing in a low shot that nestled nicely into the bottom corner.
Blues made an immediate double change, Fabbrini leaving the field to another good ovation to be replaced by Wes Thomas and Lloyd Dyer taking over from Cotterill on the wing.
Thomas almost made an immediate impact as he met Grounds' cross but his effort was saved by Eastwood, although the referee had blown up for a push anyway. Tesche's driven shot from 20 yards drifted well wide soon afterwards and that proved to be the German's last contribution as he was replaced by David Davis.
Both teams had chances to steal victory in a crazy four minutes of injury-time. Firstly Marshall raced clear inside the area but Randolph pulled off another fantastic save with his legs, whilst Grounds made his aerial presence tell again inside the area, the defender's goal-bound header frustratingly blocked on the line by Eastwood.
The first-half malaise had been quickly forgotten about as the home fans went away thoroughly entertained by the second 45 minutes and another heartening display from their side.
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Elvis Has Left the Building
... owners. There were Cadillacs, a Ferrari, a Mercedes limo, a John Deere tractor, Harley Davidson motorcycles, a snowmobile that was converted to run on the lawn, and other interesting vehicles. To exit, you go through one of several gift shops on the grounds.
On our way to the airplane display we had to pass the photo booth once again. This time, the man working the booth spotted us and held up the package of pictures of us. Really. Are you ...
Day 15 - Memphis - Graceland and Sun Studio
... was surreal the whole time we were there. Like all tourist attractions in America they herd you through and rush you along, but if you ever get the chance to go be sure to go through at your own pace as best you can to take in every space Elvis would have filled with his enormous presence.
The tour provides an iPad with images and audio to listen to explaining rooms in the home and significant events relevant to space you are viewing. The good thing is you can ...
Arrival in Memphis
... was not really the safest and most comfortable way to travel. After 45mins on the bus, we finally arrived a few blocks from the hotel. My taxi to and from the airport statement is now a rule.
After checking in, we headed to the Peabody Hotel to see the famous Peabody Ducks march the red carpet back up to their penthouse, after spending their day in the fountain. On arriving, we were ...