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3B/R Seaview Villa in TEPE – Home 8312978 Villa
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3B/R Seaview Villa in TEPE – Home 8312978
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- 3 bedrooms
- sleeps 8
- 1 night min stay
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Villa / 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 8
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- Swimming pool
- Child friendly
- Air conditioning
- No pets allowed
- Private garden
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This Villa is situated in a small complex of 6 villas. It has a private garden where you can enjoy BBQs, and 3 car parks. The community have a common swimming pool as well. It is a very relaxing location in the middle of nature.
At the same time, it is 3 minutes away by car to the city center, and to the night life area at the harbor. It is suitable for large families or a group up to 8 guests.
Make your stay a memorable one and explore what this location has to offer you.
Add our services and assistance to this location and you will have the best vacation ever.
Additional amenities include: iron/board, shopping, singles friendly, kitchen utensils, karting, airport transfer, kayaking, mid-stay cleaning, veranda, city view, nightlife, mountain climbing, cycling, mountain biking, family friendly, sightseeing.
- Great for children of all ages
- No pets allowed
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- Bedroom 1: Queen Bed
Bedroom 2: Queen Bed
Bedroom 3: 2 Twin beds
Beds in other rooms: 2 Sofa beds
- 1 Family bathroom, 1 Wet room
- Air conditioning
- Private outdoor pool (unheated)
- Private garden
- Internet access
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- Secure parking
- Not suitable for wheelchair users
- Check in time:15:00, Check out time:12:00
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Eyes Wide Shut: An Enigma
A plot to render the populations of the world submissive goes horribly wrong, and a geneticist operates inside the conspiracy to save mankind from a horrible future.
What if there was a parasite had the ability to change the behavior of its hosts, causing them not only to lose all fear of their predators, but to seek them out? What if it could wreak havoc on the human brain, breaking down individual thought, rendering men passive and obedient?
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"Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men." John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton (1834-1902)
Curtis fought back a surge of nausea and stared out the side window as the chopper began a bumpy descent. Damn motion sickness. "That it?"
"Yes, sir." The pilot barked a military response, the first words out of his mouth since they took flight. "Mojave Air and Space Port, sir, welcome, sir."
"Not where I'd expect to find the General."
The pilot banked to the left, and Curtis watched as the dun- colored fields rolled and a long black runway and service roads suddenly rotated and veered to the right. His guts lurched. He closed his eyes and breathed through his mouth until he gained control of his queasiness. When he looked again, he was staring at a field full of parked airplanes. Not a military marking in sight. "Definitely not."
The pilot touched a button on his earpiece. "Didn't catch that, sir."
"This is a civilian base." Straight rows of hangers, squat white rectangles against a dusty backdrop, grew ever larger. "And this is a civilian aircraft."
"Yes, sir. It is, sir." The pilot's mouth closed in a tight line; he had nothing more to say on the subject.
Curtis stifled a sigh of irritation. "I'm not an officer, don't wear a uniform, and you needn't call me sir."
"Sorry, sir," the young Lieutenant answered with no trace of humor. He turned his full attention to the dials and controls, speaking into his mouthpiece. "Flight Beta Tango Four to helipad four. Permission to land?"
A tinny voice emanated from the pilot's headset, just loud enough to register to Curtis as a scratchy unintelligible whisper. The approaching buildings commanded all his attention. Once again, the gyroscope in his belly shuddered in outrage as the horizon zoomed out of sight. The craft turned to the west and the flat roofs lined up by some engineer's delight in precision slid under him. When they straightened up again, his eyes caught the yellow circle of a helipad close by one of the larger buildings, still aligned with the others, but distanced, set apart.
As the craft approached roof level, Curtis noted the separate fence around this building and helipad. Though several of the other buildings had also been fenced – nothing unusual in that. To the rear and previously unnoticed, three silver Quonsets shimmered like a liquid mirage in the midday heat.
No visible activity on the surface gave any hint they approached a multi-billion dollar, recently completed military base. That is if the rumors are true,Curtis corrected himself.
A heavy thump jolted the craft and sent a twinge of pain up the length of his spine, rendering unnecessary the pilot's announcement. "Sir, we've landed, sir."
"Thank you, Lieutenant. What did you say your name was?" Curtis stretched his back, sure the descending whine from the recently killed motor and slowing rotors actually emanated from his cramped muscles.
"I didn't, sir." The pilot busied himself with post landing activity and muttered, "Check, check, roger that, check," into his mouthpiece. He looked up. "Yes, sir, here they come."
Curtis followed the pilot's gaze as a silver overhead door slid up on the corner of the building and a normal civilian Chevy Silverado crew cab, driven by one uniformed military police officer and carrying another, drove out, kicking up yellow dust in its wake.
"Your escort, sir," said the Lieutenant. He slid out, ducked under the still revolving blades, came around to Curtis's side, and offered a hand down.
Curtis jumped down, ignored the younger man's assistance, and steeled himself not to wince at the impact. "Pass me my case, will you?" He tucked his computer case under his arm. "Thanks, and for the ride, too." When the MP's arrived he turned to face them. "Curtis Reid."
"Sir." The well-muscled officer barely restrained a salute. "General Armstrong is waiting for you. This way, sir."
Curtis climbed into the back seat, cradling his computer case beside him. The desert breeze scraped his cheek like a dull razor – hot, dry, and dusty. "Hope the General has a drink waiting for me," he muttered to himself.
"Sir?" The second MP turned.
"Nothing." He was flung forcefully back against the seat as the truck leapt into motion. Just what my back needs next, he grumbled internally, and dismissed the thought. He needed to focus, to prepare himself for what was to come: his meeting with the General.
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Visakhapatnam, Dec 28 (UNI) Elaborate security arrangements have been made in view of the two-day visit of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to attend the 95th Indian Science Congress to be held here from January 3 to 7.
City Police Commissioner N Sambasiva Rao today said more than 6,000 scientists from India and abroad were expected to participate in the congress.
The Special Protection Group (SPG) had already taken over the arrangements at the venue. Bomb Disposal Squads were also deployed in the city.
He said police force from eight districts would also be deployed.
The Prime Minister would address more than 50,000 'Dwacra' women of the Self-Help Groups, during the event.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - June 11, 1996, New Braunfels, Texas Local player takes first at LISTA sectionals. See Page 5. * T 50 CMI County Courthouse 10 pages in one section ■ Tuesday, June 11,1996 New Braunfels Herald ".Si*1"*' A~y,SS& - , ' pt,so,«7"- Serving Comal County and surrounding areas for more than 144 years ■ Home of JOAN and Vol. 144, No. 151 1 11 rn* I Inside Editorial...........................................4 Sports..............................................5 Comics............................................6 Market Race................. 7-10 Sta ni iii ti scil Birthday wishes from tho HeraM-ZoKung! The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung extends birthday wishes to: Felix Velez Sr., Clara Dietert 90 years), Mary S. Millett, Jeu-■lifer Lauren Timmermann (3 years), Marilyn Schmidt, Arlon Hermes (48 years) and Samantha Desfosses. Happy anniversary to Joan and Loon Helmke (43 years), and Leo and Marilyn Schmidt To have a birthday or anniversary listed here, call 625-9144. Pollen Count Mold —754 Grass —trace Oak—0 Hack. —trace Pecan — 0 Elm — 0 (Polton measured in parts per cubic meter of air. Readings taken yesterday. Information provided by Or. Frank Hampel.) River Information Comal River —133 cubic feet per second, down 11 from yesterday. Edwards Aquifer Panther Canyon Well — 622.27 feet above sea level, down .10 from yesterday. Canyon Dam discharge —106 cfs Canyon Lake inflow — 52 cfs Canyon Lake level —905.60 feet above sea level. (Below conservation pool.) ACS Starlight Gala tickets on sale now Reservations are now being accepted for the fourth annual American Cancer Society Starlight Gala. *A Night in Casablanca* is the theme for this year's Gala, which will feature casino gaming, a gourmet buffet catered by Word of Mouth Catering from Austin, and dancing to the music of the Fairmonts. A silent auction will add to the evening and the winner of a year's lease of a 1996 Chevrolet Tahoe will be announced. Ticket prices start at $100 per couple. The gala will be Saturday at the Civic Center. For more information, call 629-6153 or 606-4115. BBW to most st liAllWau Inn noway inn The New Braunfels Business and Professional Women's Club will meet Wednesday at the Holiday Inn. Social at 6:45 p.m., dinner and meeting at 7 p.m. Installation of officers will be held. For more information, call Brenda Sullivan at 625-4545 or Kristy Davis at 609-5678. Amovfoan G.l. Forum to moot Thursday The American G.l. Forum will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the American Legion Hall on Coll St. Quilt Guild to 'Joss It up* Saturday The New Braunfels Area Quilt Guild will meet at 9 a.m., Saturday at the First Christian Church on Loop 337. The program will be given by Sherrie Spangler, "Jazz It Up — Wearable Art.* Public is invited. Outfot Mall storo to givo away fudgo Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory will give away a 22-pound fudge top hat for Fathers' Day. The drawing will be at 2 p.m. Saturday. Entrants must be present to win. Sign up at the store at the Outlet Mall. This newspaper is printed on recycled newsprint Council names committee to draw up ethics rules By ABE LEVY Staff Writer The city council chose members to serve on a seven-member commission charged with coming up with an ethics ordinance for all city officials. The action came at Monday's regular meeting. The commission is an ad hoc advi sory group that will meet two times a month until September, when it will present a proposed ordinance to the council for consideration. The members were chosen from each council member's district and include Randy Vanstory, Lorraine Kraft, Glyn Goff, Carrie Sisak, Ken Frazier and Daryl Higgins. Councilman Juan Martinez will name his appointee later this week. The push to draw up an ordinance is not new. Mayor Jan Kennady, who initiated the current campaign, served as a councilwoman in 1993 when an attempt was made to outline an ethics code. An ethics commission, appointed by the council, came up with a rather lengthy list of dos and don'ts, including restrictions on whether council members can accept a cup of coffee paid for by associates. The measure died after its first reading. The new effort will focus on yielding a much more simple document, council members said. City Attorney Jacqueline Cullom suggested to the council that she be the main contact for ethics complaints. She would interpret whether reports of violations are valid and in need of further investigation. Cullom and Don Ferguson, assistant to the city manager, will provide the commission with model documents from the Texas Municipal League and material from the Texas Ethics Commission. % \ •v.»/ v ,/J- rf Mi I. tv™ V -.F' " ♦In.. I J* Herald-Zeitung photo by MICHAEL DARNALL The boys off summer Samuel Clark out- jumps Kyle Bailey and Fabian Leal while catching pop-upe yesterday afternoon in an open field on Wald Road. CISD test scores show Improvement By DENISE DZIUK Staff Writer Test scores on the Texas Assessment of Academic Skills test for the Comal Independent School District have equaled or topped the state average in all but one area, and school officials are pleased. Carol Hall, assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction, presented the test scores to the board at the meeting on Monday. She said the scores showed a dramatic increase, and she was pleased with the results. CISD Superintendent Jerry Major said the improvements were a result of hard work by parents, students, and staff. (Td like to commend the staff, especially the teachers, for the work they've done," he said. "Our teachers do a good job with a lot of tough conditions." Hall said 17 of the 19 subtest scores were at or above the state average. She said the largest improvement was in the area of math, where all of the scores for grades 3 through IO were above the state average and last year's scores. Reading scores were also three to 11 percentage points above the state average. The only score below a 76 was the math score for grade IO, which was 67. Hall said the overall scores are encouraging for the district. "When you compare it to the state, you get more of an idea of where we're going," she said. "Overall, the scores made us very happy." Hall said the district has taken several measures to improve test scores. She said this includes staff development, curriculum allign-ment, practice exercises, computer software and more. However, despite the impressive scores, she said the staff and faculty will continue working toward improvement. "We look with principals at why (there was a decline or no improvement) and always work to improve," she said. Hall dud the TAAS scores, along with a couple of other factors, are used to determine accreditation rankings for state schools. She said the impressive scores and the decline in the dropout rate indicate that CISD may be in the running for high marks. CISD TAAS Scores Grad*3 State OSO Reading 80 87 Math 76 78 Grade 4 Reading 78 82 Writing 86 85 Math 78 80 Grades Reading 83 87 Math 78 82 Grades Reading 78 89 Math 77 86 Grade 7 Reading 82 91 Math 70 82 Grade 8 Reading 77 88 Writing 76 76 Math 68 76 Science 77 90 'S.SkidkMr •rn 81 Grade 10 Reading 81 90 Writing 65 83 Math 65 67 Source: CISD Office of Public Information. I Driver cited in Friday wreck Accident sent four to . hospitals, one still critical By DAVK) DEKUNDER Staff Writer A San Antonio woman has been cited in a two-car collision that occurred at the intersection of Highway 46 and Highway 281 Friday night, while the passenger who was with her is still hanging on to his life. Alfred Anderson, 26, of San Antonio, was listed in critical condition with multiple trauma injuries at University Hospital on Monday afternoon. Anderson was in a 1992 Mazda Protege driven by Heather Michelle Walker, 18, of San Antonio, when the accident occurred at 7:20 p.m. The Mazda Protege collided with a 1996 Ford pickup driven by David Ray Chapman, 35, of Hunt, and included a passenger, Eugenia Chapman, 57, of Hunt. The two Chapmans and Walker were taken to University Hospital where all three were treated and released. Anderson was airlifted to University Hospital. Department of Public Safety Trooper Ricky Alvarez said his investigation showed the accident occurred because Walker failed to yield the right of way to Chapman as she was going westbound on Highway 46. "It appears die driver (Walker) of the Mazda was traveling westbound on (Highway) 46 and attempted to turn left onto the frontage road on Highway 281 Alvarez said. "The driver of the Mazda failed to yield the right of way to the eastbound truck (going on Highway 46) that belonged to Mr. Chapman." Walker was cited for not yielding the right of way. Guadalupe River flow likely to be cut again By DAVID DEKUNDER Staff Writer The amount of water released from Canyon Reservoir into the Guadalupe River will more than likely soon be reduced back to the 75 cubic feet per second range, a Guadalupe-Bianco River Authority official said on Monday. Last week, the GBRA increased the flow above IOO eft. GBRA Chief Engineer Tommy Hill said GBRA staff and officials were to meet this morning determine whether or not they want to maintain the current IOO cfs, which was put into effect Friday. "In all likelihood we will probably reduce it," Hill said. Last week, rainfall and increased inflows at Canyon Reservoir were the factors in increasing the water release to IOO cfs. On Friday, Hill said the temporary increase would probably last until the weekend. "The inflow at Canyon is dropping back again," Hill said. "I think it was at 50 cfs ... I was hoping we would have more runoff than we did." Hill said he is hoping that slight chances for thunderstorms this week will give GBRA the chance to increase the release again. But even at 75 cfs, river outfitters stress there are portions of the river that are fine for tubing, and the lower than average flows make flus an excellent time for families to enjoy the river. Herald-Zeitung photo by MICHAEL DARNALL KayAnn Lang found hor own little rock to occupy In tho middle of tho Guadalupe River Saturday afternoon to catch a few rays and to read a good book. The number of tubers hee bean up ainee leat week's rain. City budget calls for six-cent cut in property tax rate By ABE LEVY Staff Writer The New Braunfels City Council passed the final reading of next year's budget Monday, setting the property tax rate at 29 cents per $100 of value. The rate is six cents less than this year, a move made possible by the half-cent sales tax increase implemented in October. The new revenue from the sales tax increase is estimated at $425,000 per year for property tax reduction. Total property values in the city increased 13 percent from $996 million last year to $1.12 billion this year. The increase is largely due to $54.2 million in new construction this year. While the tax rate has decreased, valuations for single family residences have increased by an average of 6 to 9 percent this year. The total budget calls for about $13 million in expenditures and about $14.5 million in revenue for the general operating fund. Edwards board to consider request for variance from water rules today From Staff Reports The board of directors for the Edwards Underground Water District will consider, and possibly act, on a variance request from New Braunfels Utilities regarding the district's Demand Management Plan. Under the plan, NBU is required to reduce usage based on last year's figures. NBU has requested that the board take into consideration the city's use of surface water, and base the reductions on 1990 figures, the last year the city relied soley on aquifer water. The board will consider the request at today's meeting. The meeting will be held at 4 p.m. at the Edwards Underground Water District office, 1615 N. St. Mary's St. in San Antonio. In the meantime, New Braunfels resi dents are being asked to adhere to the water restriction ordinance that is in place all year to help alleviate the stress being put on the Edwards Aquifer. Under the ordinance, the following guidelines apply: ■ No use of water sprinklers from IO a.m. to 4 p.m. on any calendar day for either private or commercial property. ■ Hand-held hoses (with a manual or automatic shutoff nozzle), buckets, or drip irrigation systems can be used anytime. ■ Non-compliance with the ordinance can result in a misdemeanor offense, and upon conviction, a fine of between $50 and $500 can be assessed. ■ Each day's violation constitutes a separate offense. ■ lf conditions worsen, tighter restrictions will be enacted.For subscription or advertising information, call the Herald-Zeitung at 625-9144. ;
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Trainer purists will remember 2013 as the year their precious Nike Air Max was hijacked by the fashion crowd. Certainly not since the early Nineties has the shoe — in all its incarnations — enjoyed so much airtime (sorry) on the feet of the world's most style-savvy, with even the most pruned and groomed clothes lovers ditching their stilettos in its honour.
This year as we continue to stand tall on our Nike cushioning (I'm not parting with my Air Max 90s for anyone), Adidas is looking to follow in Nike's comfortable footsteps with the relaunch of its classic Stan Smith trainer, due in stores next week.
An icon in its own right, the Stan Smith was created by its tennis-playing namesake in 1971 and is among the bestselling style of sneakers of all time, with more than 30 million sold globally.
Recognisable by a round toe and virtually all-white design, Stan Smiths, like Nike Air Max, take most 25- to 40-year-olds on a nostalgic journey back to their youth. For me, the Adidas classics ignite memories of school playgrounds and branded polyester tracksuits. For others, the trainers, synonymous with the BritPop era, are a reminder of sweaty Happy Monday gigs and Liam Gallagher's heyday.
Fast forward to the early days of 2014 and Stan Smith is attempting to hold its own among the Louboutins and Céline skater shoes currently occupying fashion purists. Is it up for the challenge? Most definitely. And for that Adidas has Phoebe Philo to thank. The Céline designer looks set to do what she did for New Balance 620s and for Nike Air Max by having chosen a pair of Stan Smiths to be her backstage shoe of choice during Paris Fashion Week last year (when Phoebe says "jump", the fashion world asks "in what shoes?").
Philo is assisted in Stan Smith's image overhaul by rising fashion photography star Bella Howard, who agreed to shoot a campaign dedicated to the trainers, and by a gaggle of planet fashion's finest, who seem intent on throwing their weight behind this comeback.
At the British Fashion Awards last month Marc Jacobs presented an award wearing his favourite pair of Stan Smiths. Other fans include Rita Ora, Cara Delevingne, Gisele and (drum roll) Kate Moss, who has given the tennis shoes the ultimate endorsement by customising a pair with her own fair hands.
Stan sure is a shoe in for success.
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David Cameron faced embarrassment this morning when he tweeted earnestly about a new cap on benefits. The prime minister posted: 'We're rolling out a cap on Benefits today - @IDS_MP and I are determined to make work pay, and help the UK compete on the #GlobalRace.' Unfortunately, the Iain Duncan-Smith account he referenced is a spoof account, which spends a lot of time mocking the government for being out of touch and heartless. Sample tweets include:
A thrifty way to keep cool in this heat wave is to dab the ice from your Champagne bucket onto your forehead.
— Iain Duncan Smith MP (@IDS_MP) July 13, 2013
Wonderful cocktails last night. They were bitter and left a nasty taste in the mouth but just one had me laughing. Calling them 'Coal Miner'
— Iain Duncan Smith MP (@IDS_MP) April 13, 2013
David Cameron is not the first to be taken in by a spoof Twitter account. There are hundreds of them (as we speak, someone will be making a royal baby account). For the most part, spoof accounts are pretty bland, but occasionally one pops up that really nails the parody. Here are our top spoof tweeters:
A mash-up of quotes from the Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard and reality TV celebrity Kim Kardashian work amazingly well. The author obviously spends a lot of time carefully putting the tweets together, and they rarely fail to crack me up. Sample tweets include:
Send me pics of your best Kardashian Glow tan! So that we may glimpse the damage done to your soul.— KimKierkegaardashian (@KimKierkegaard) March 26, 2013
Are passions, then, the pagans of the soul? Is reason alone baptized? The sexy secretary look lets you have both.— KimKierkegaardashian (@KimKierkegaard) June 8, 2013
Most corporate accounts are boring, official and unimaginative (don't you dare say that about @commentisfree). So we welcome this parody account for Doritos in Canada. Might even make us buy their dusty orange crisps. Sample tweets include:
Don't worry about the shape of Doritos similarity to illuminati symbology. Just don't worry about it. What's on TV?— Doritos Ontario (@DoritosOntario) July 11, 2013
Do you feed your pets Doritos? Send us a photo, but please dont tell the police we told you to feed your pet Doritos. But pls take a picture
— Doritos Ontario (@DoritosOntario) July 6, 2013
Respected writers might use the AP stylebook to guide them on grammar and punctuation, but the smart people go straight to FakeAPStylebook. Likely to enrage purists, this account offers terrible advice for aspiring authors, but it's very funny. Sample tweets include:
If you wrote a column making a hilariously incorrect election prediction, an apology or resignat--ha ha just kidding, it's cool.— Fake AP Stylebook (@FakeAPStylebook) November 13, 2012
Baning - Using a Sean Connery impression to scare people. Don't confuse with "boning," something else Sean Connery does better than you.— Fake AP Stylebook (@FakeAPStylebook) July 27, 2012
One of the original parody accounts, Mrs Fry pertains to be the long suffering wife of Stephen Fry, who helped boost her popularity by playing along. Since her early success, she's written a book, and come out of the shadows a little bit. Sample tweets include:
Our kids are so embarrassed when there's sex on tv they go straight to bed. Stephen and I sometimes fall off but it's worth it. #bedtimelive— Mrs Stephen Fry (@MrsStephenFry) March 19, 2013
Please give anything you can to Comic Relief and hopefully, together, we can help put Michael McIntyre out of his misery. #RND— Mrs Stephen Fry (@MrsStephenFry) March 15, 2013
Exactly what it sounds like. This parody account has adopted the voice of the Daily Mail to an almost spooky level of accuracy. Mainly tweeting about cancer, women and what you should be outraged by, this account is like reading the real Daily Mail, but with added laughs. Sample tweets include:
This week's Daily Mail Cancer List: Mo) Shadows Tu) Lidl We) Hayfever Th) German food Fr) Sun lotion Sa) Pylons Su) Stopped clocks— The DM Reporter (@DMReporter) July 14, 2013
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As the blood is pumped from the heart, it travels through the body through a network of arteries. A force is created by the heart that is transferred to the arteries.

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Blood pressure is measured in two parts: one number (or systolic) over another number (or diastolic). When your blood pressure is taken, the cuff is blocking off blood flow through the main artery in the arm.

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McCance, Kathryn L. and Huether, Sue E. Understanding Pathophysiology.  Mosby. St. Louis MO, 2003.

Understanding Blood Pressure Readings. American Heart Association website. http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/Conditions/HighBloodPressure/AboutHighBloodPressure/Understanding-Blood-Pressure-Readings_UCM_301764_Article.jsp#.Vp-nzqRGopA.


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Creative Thinking in the Crescent CityBy Joy Suzanne Grazer | August 28, 2009 | 1 comment
This week marks the four-year anniversary of the devastation of New Orleans by Hurricane Katrina. As hurricane season begins again this year, some are left wondering how the survivors of the storm have been coping with their losses.
This is a question I thought about a lot during a recent trip I took back to New Orleans, which is where I grew up. So I was intrigued by a recent paper, published in the journal Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity, and the Arts, that examines the link between creative thinking and resilience after Katrina.
The paper's author, Einat Metzl, an art therapist and marital and family therapist at Loyola Marymount University, conducted in-depth interviews with 17 Katrina survivors and administered psychological tests to 80 more who lost their homes. She found that lower-income people and ethnic minorities who had two types of creative thinking-flexibility and originality-seemed to do a better job of bouncing back from Katrina's effects in terms of their well-being and overall life satisfaction. By "flexibility," Metzl means a person's spontaneity, openness to change, and ability to multitask; by "originality," she refers to "thinking outside the box," finding novel solutions to problems-even making art.
Metzl suggests that flexibility and originality may be especially prevalent among the African-American community in New Orleans because those qualities are grounded in that community's cultural traditions and values, which nurture creative thinking as a meaningful way to navigate the world. Through her interviews, Metzl found that although more affluent people still valued creative thinking, their scores on measures of their original and flexible thinking did not correlate with their level of resilience; those skills were only linked to resilience among people of lower income. Metzl suggests in her article that this may be the case because "originality and flexibility stand out when other resources and privileges are not as prevalent." In other words, for people who can draw on their wealth to fix a problem, there is no need to draw on their creativity.
But for people who do not have the support or resources to overcome serious loss, or displacement Metzl argues that creative thinking can make a big difference. "For those who have no resources to buy a cabinet," she writes, "it helps to be able to think originally where one could be found, how to build one, or how to live without it for a while."
So does this research suggest that some people-the original and flexible thinkers among us-are much better equipped than others to bounce back psychologically from a trauma like Katrina?
"As an art therapist and an artist, I personally believe that every human being has within him or her the ability to be more flexible, original, and express oneself creatively if and when given the chance," Metzl wrote in an email to me.
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If the sign outside this coffee shop in Troy, Ohio, didn't say Tim Hortons-or, more specifically, Tim Hortons Cafe and Bake Shop, as they call them around here-you wouldn't recognize the place.
There's no trace of the red-and-brown colour scheme so familiar to Canadians. This store is fitted with ultramodern stainless-steel fixtures and elegant wood veneer. There is a gas fireplace on one bricked wall, surrounded by four chic but comfy orange leather chairs, where patrons can curl up and take advantage of the free Wi-Fi. Above the fireplace hangs a flat-panel TV typically tuned to ESPN, so regulars can sit at the bar and watch the game while they eat. The menu is different, too: There is mac and cheese, grilled paninis with chicken and pesto or ham and cheese, mini-burgers, berry smoothies, hearty oatmeal, and shiny Delicious apples in a basket on the counter.
The Troy location, which dates back to 2004, is one of two Tim Hortons concept stores (the other is in nearby Bellefontaine) unveiled earlier this year. Together they're a kind of market lab where Tim Hortons can experiment with a panoply of new initiatives designed specifically for the U.S. market.
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The buzzword here is "experiential." It's not about just the TV and cozy chairs. The counters are lower, and the coffee pots have been moved to create better sight lines, so servers can chat to customers while they pour. At the sandwich counter, ingredients are prominently displayed in a glass case, so customers can choose their own toppings, rather than being stuck with the standard two slices of tomato and a slab of iceberg lettuce. "It's about customization," says Clanachan, "especially with the younger generation. Everybody wants to be in control, part of the process."
That even extends to the doughnuts. Every so often, a burly "baker" in chef's whites (he's really just nuking stuff back there) emerges from the kitchen carrying a tray of naked doughnuts, bound for the topping station. Customers can watch as he smothers the treats in fondant and sprinkles out of clear, teardrop-shaped dispensers. You want maple topping on your chocolate doughnut? Can do. Sprinkles on your fritter? You're the boss.
Really, though, the fancy design is just a way of getting people to try Tim Hortons in the first place. Clanachan believes that Tim Hortons' formula of quality food + good coffee + cheap prices will ultimately win over the U.S., as it did in Canada. But the company faces obstacles here that it didn't back home-first among them that it has virtually no brand recognition. With the exception of a few hockey towns like Buffalo (the place where Horton finished his career is home to 100 stores), the name "Tim Horton" means zilch down here. And competition is fierce. At home, Tim Hortons has only one serious rival: McDonald's. In the States, it is battling entrenched, all-American brands that have many more locations per capita there than they do in Canada, including McDonald's, 7-Eleven, Starbucks and, most notably, the 6,400-strong Dunkin' Donuts chain.
To compound the problem, "the company has had to be creative with the ad spend down here," Clanachan says. Translation: Head office is being stingy with the cash, which means no TV advertising. Instead, Tim's in the U.S. is all about grassroots marketing. Franchisees participate in community events and sponsor Little Leaguers (a key strategy early on in Canada). On the corporate level, the company courts media attention with stunts like parachuting "Roll Up the Rim" cups from the rafters during Buffalo Sabres games, or landing a store cameo on the hit sitcom How I Met Your Mother.Report Typo/Error


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My nose looked good but still big when the cast came off and it was healing very well, or so it seemed. It was getting more defined and smaller, but today I woke up and 1 side of the bridge is skinnier than the other. This makes my nose look slanted. I am 2 weeks post op.
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Consider the despair of an NFL offensive tackle jumping offsides on fourth-and-goal at the 1-yard-line with seconds remaining and his team four points behind.
It happens. Marcos Ambrose knows how they feel.
Ambrose made the mental blunder of his career two months ago when a first Sprint Cup victory was within his grasp on the Infineon Raceway road course.
The Tasmanian driver was leading under caution in the closing laps when he needed to save fuel. He turned off the engine, but did so while moving uphill and had trouble restarting the motor.
By the time it refired, it was too late. Jimmie Johnson won the race, and Ambrose finished sixth.
"Sure, I still have nightmares about it," Ambrose said Tuesday. "I got greedy trying to save too much [fuel], and we cost ourselves a win. It was a fundamental error; no doubt about it. I had a pretty hard couple of days getting over that weekend.
"It's fine now, but no one will give the race back to me. The race is gone. I prefer not to talk about it anymore."
Ambrose insists he's only looking ahead. He can't change it, but he can make amends this weekend at Watkins Glen (1 p.m. ET, ESPN). The historic upstate New York road course is his best track, a place where he's always a threat to win.
"We have unfinished business, and we have our best chance to win this weekend," Ambrose said. "We'll be a player. It would be very special to all of us if we can sneak a win in on Sunday."
Ambrose has moved on from the Sonoma incident. He also is moving on from JTG/Daugherty Racing and the No. 47 Toyota at the end of the season.
Ambrose and team officials announced last week they are parting ways. Bobby Labonte will drive the car in 2011.
And Ambrose? Nothing definite. Reports suggest he could replace Kasey Kahne next year in the No. 9 Ford at Richard Petty Motorsports, but he hasn't ruled out the possibility of returning home Down Under and racing again in Australia.
"My heart is in NASCAR, to be honest with you," Ambrose said. "I feel like I've become part of the sport, but I haven't become a contender on a weekly basis.
"I have taken a risk right now. I have jumped out of the team that I had fully sponsored and I was contracted to drive for 2011. I don't have any contract on the table to sign. So there is a risk involved with that. I understand the risks, but I would love to stay in NASCAR and finish off what I started."
Ambrose, 33, appeared well on his way to future success last year when he surprised most observers by finishing 18th in the standings and posting seven top-10s in his first full season in Cup.
But 2011 has been a big disappointment. He ranks 28th in the Cup standings with only two top-10s, one of which should have been a victory at Infineon.
Johnson was as surprised as anyone to witness what happened that day.
"It's the last type of mistake I would expect to see," he said after the Sonoma race. "You can kind of count on mistakes with some guys. I just didn't really think that he would be the one to make a mistake. To see the mistake happen as it did was totally off the wall. I don't know if I've ever seen that eliminate a guy from winning a race."
It was one of those moments every athlete fears: a rare bonehead decision with a potential victory at hand.
No one expects to see it happen again, and no one on the track Sunday will underestimate Ambrose's chances of winning on the 2.45-mile road course.
Ambrose has won the past two Nationwide Series races at The Glen. He finished third in his first Cup race there in 2008 and was second to Tony Stewart last year.
If there's anyone better at Watkins Glen than Ambrose at this point in his career, it's Stewart. He has five victories on the seven-turn course in the past eight years.
"It is going to take us beating Tony," Ambrose said of his chances. "He has won so many times there. We have to match up against him and shadow his lap times and have a good strategy to stay in contention."
One other driver who's pretty good at The Glen is Jeff Gordon, who has four victories there, but the last one was nine years ago. Gordon and Ambrose participated in a Goodyear tire test at The Glen in June and swapped rides for a few laps.
"He got in my car and went really fast," Gordon said afterward. "I got in his car and went slow. He's a good guy and a heck of a road-course racer."
That he is, which is why the Sonoma miscue was so hard to swallow.
"It's been a rough road here the last couple of months," Ambrose said. "I feel like if we can get a win for [the 47 team], Watkins Glen will be our best chance."
Ambrose is one of the favorites to win Sunday. The key is not to beat himself. Just don't turn off that engine going uphill.
Terry Blount is a senior writer for ESPN.com. His book, "The Blount Report: NASCAR's Most Overrated and Underrated Drivers, Cars, Teams, and Tracks," was published by Triumph Books and is available in bookstores. Click here to order a copy. Blount can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Wyoming has two things going for it, heading into the offseason. The first is that the team has one of the best quarterbacks in the Mountain West and the nation in rising junior Brett Smith. The second is that it is scheduled to be a bowl year, based on coach Dave Christensen's history.
The Cowboys' finished 2012 with an underachieving 4-8 record and 3-5 mark in the Mountain West Conference. Wyoming was picked to finish fourth in the preseason poll but had designs on becoming the next conference power as Boise State and San Diego State exit the program.
"I think it was disappointing, record-wise because we felt we were going to be better," coach Dave Christensen said. "We had higher expectations but you can't control injuries. But I think we'll have more depth in the program now as we're able to redshirt kids."
The Cowboys hope increased depth is the key to building consistency in the program. Wyoming twice has qualified for bowl games in Christensen's four seasons at the helm, but has taken a step backward each season after the bowl appearance.
The good news is that the trend still is moving upward. The Cowboys won seven games in 2009, then fell four games off the pace with a 3-9 mark in 2010. They rebounded with an 8-5 season in 2011 and then turned in a four-win performance this year.
That would mean that Wyoming is in line for a nine-win season in 2013. But for that to happen, the Cowboys have to hope that their ability to redshirt the bulk of their recruiting class for the first time will play dividends on the field next season.
Perhaps, Wyoming's believe that it could contend this season was grounded in the team's ability to field competitive teams in 2009 and 2011 without that depth.
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Christensen has to fix that side of the ball -- with or without Tormey -- for the Cowboys to continue the journey toward the top of the MW.
GAME OF THE YEAR: Nevada 35, Wyoming 28 (OT) -- The Cowboys were coming off an overtime win at Idaho after starting the season 0-3 and had rallied from a 21-7 deficit to take a 28-21 lead over the Wolf Pack in the Mountain West opener on Oct. 6. The Cowboys defense had played its best game by far to that point and Wyoming really needed just one sustained drive by the offense to eat up clock and win the game. On a third-down incompletion with less than nine minutes left in the game, QB Brett Smith drew an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for his reaction to a no-penalty call on the third-down play. Smith earlier in the game had received an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for excessive celebration, and the second one ejected him from the game. Wyoming had the ball two more times but went three-and-out, Nevada scored with 1:12 left to send the game into overtime and ended up winning the game. That game was a killer in Wyoming's hopes of going to the postseason.
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: QB Brett Smith -- The sophomore's value was shown as much in his absence as in his presence. He had to leave the game against Toledo after suffering a concussion on a vicious hit, and the Cowboys couldn't get the game-winning score and lost 34-31. Without Smith, Wyoming then lost to Cal Poly, and let the win against Nevada slip away when he was ejected after his second unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. When Smith finally returned to full health in the second half of the season, the Cowboys went on a three-game winning streak, and he finished the season throwing for 1,380 yards with 13 TDs and no interceptions in his last four games.
FAST FORWARD: The Cowboys need to find a consistent combination on the offensive line to help QB Brett Smith run the offense effectively. The team loses only WR Chris McNeill at the skill positions and could be one of the more explosive units in the MW. Defensively, the Cowboys have a lot of question marks, begin with whether Chris Tormey will return as defensive coordinator. He has been mentioned as a candidate for the Idaho head coaching job. But the unit also has to find replacements for their three most productive players -- outside LBs Ghaali Muhammad and Korey Jones, and DT Mike Purcell.
RECRUITING TRAIL: The Cowboys have a lot of work to do between now and Feb. 6, which is national signing day. Wyoming has eight commitments so far for 2013. The most recognizable name is Malkaam Muhammad, an OLB from Iowa Western Community College and the younger brother of departing senior Ghaali Muhammad. DT James Diamanti is a 6-foot-4, 295-pounder at Grand Junction (Colo.) High School who potentially could play next season because of his size. But coach Dave Christensen wants to continue the practice of redshirting the recruiting class.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "It's hard to coach if you get rid of guys. We're going to coach and do a better job coaching. We're going to continue to do the things it takes to build a program. The great news is that 18 kids that redshirted are going to be available this next spring." -- Wyoming coach Dave Christensen, on whether he'll make any offseason personnel changes.
QB Brett Smith -- Did not suffer sophomore slump, despite his team's four-game decline from 2011. Smith did not throw an interception in his last 174 pass attempts of the season and had 14 TDs during that span. Injuries and a game ejection curtailed his -- and Wyoming's -- progress in 2012 and he has to learn how to keep a calmer demeanor for the entire 60 minutes of games. That will be the next step in his development, which the Cowboys staff can't wait to watch blossom.
WR Robert Herron -- Showed he can be the deep threat the Cowboys need to create the explosion plays that make their spread-option offense tougher to defend. He had 173 yards and two TDs on five receptions against Texas in the season opener and had 10 receptions for 187 yards and two TDs against San Diego State. Herron had 376 receiving yards combined during his last three games and could be ready for a breakout year as a senior in 2013.
CB Blair Burns -- Could become one of the elite DBs next season. He finished with 66 tackles, had a 99-yard interception return for a TD, forced and recovered two fumbles and led the Cowboys with 10 pass breakups. The key for his development could be the play of his teammates, who struggled in adapting defensive coordinator Chris Tormey's scheme.
RB D.J. May -- Showed he has the tools to be a 1,000-yard rusher. He led the team with 461 yards and averaged more than 5.0 yards per carry as a true freshman and should get better with a year in the offseason conditioning program under his belt. He could give the Cowboys the running-game threat that they've lacked since coach Dave Christensen took over in 2009.
C Nick Carlson -- Has had a solid career and had just enough size to get a look at the next level. He's an adequate pass blocker who needs to show he can create lanes in the running game in the NFL. Carlson's citizenship off the field will be a small bonus.
WR Chris McNeill -- Has good speed, but durability is an issue and his production at the college level isn't enough to wow any NFL teams. He'll need to rely on an excellent showing at Wyoming's Pro Day to raise the interest level.
OT Kyle Magunson -- Has the size (6-foot-7, 302 pounds) to intrigue NFL scouts, but he'll need to show a mean streak and a penchant for run-blocking for teams to invite him for a training game. He's another Cowboy who can make an impression with a solid outing during Wyoming's Pro Day.
--RB Shaun Wick suffered a collarbone injury that kept him out of Wyoming's last two games of the season. He should be fine in time for 2013 spring practice and will compete with D.J. May for playing time next fall.
--Senior FS Luke Ruff is a candidate for Academic All-America honors, after earning All-District 7 honors for the third consecutive season. He is considering applying for a medical redshirt after missing the last eight games of the season due to a shoulder injury.
--Senior C Nick Carlson is one of 10 national finalists for the Awards and Recognition Association Sportsman Award, which is presented annually to an outstanding NCAA Division I football player who best personifies the spirit of sportsmanship.
--K Daniel Sullivan will return in 2013 after redshirting in 2012 as he left the team for personal reasons early in the season but returned to the team shortly thereafter. Williams, who was the team's starting kicker, will compete with 2012 Stuart Williams for duties in 2013.
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