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A charity that finances a community of Anglican monks has found itself involved in its second fraud case in as many years after a councillor was sentenced for stealing almost £100,000 of charity funds.
Former Labour councillor Geoff Hammond has been given a 12-month custodial sentence for stealing £99,493 while working as the executive officer of the Fellowship of St John (UK) Trust Association between 29 May 2012 and August 2013.
Accoridng to the charity's 2011 annual report, in 2012 £3,750 was also stolen from the charity by a member of its community.
A spokesperson for the charity said of Hammond's sentencing: "This has been a very distressing situation for all those associated with the Trust. We have ensured minimum disruption to our charitable work."
Hammond appeared for sentencing at Southwark Crown Court yesterday afternoon. He pleaded guilty to theft from a position of trust and was given a 12-month custodial sentence. He was ordered to pay costs to the Crown Prosecution Service.
The charity said that internal financials controls identified that a substantial amount of money was unaccounted for. Mr Hammond admitted to the theft on 5 August and he was immediately dismissed for gross misconduct.
The Waltham Forest Guardian reported that Hammond, who previously represented the Higham Hill Ward of Waltham Forest, claimed he took the money because he could not meet growing interest on debt repayments for loans and credit cards.
He said he apologised unreservedly for what he had done.
The charity has recovered all of the stolen money from Hammond.
The Association is currently 71 days overdue on its 2012 accounts. Its income dropped substantially between 2010 and 2011, from £142,065 to £67,709.
This is not the first time that large sums of money have been stolen from the charity.
The organisation's 2011 accounts, the last ones to have been filed with the Charity Commission, show that the Metropolitan Police were involved when it was discovered that a member was stealing money from the charity. This led to a court hearing on 31 July 2012 which resulted in a conditional discharge.
The events were reported to the Charity Commission and a plan of action was agreed with it.
A spokeswoman from the Fellowship of St John (UK) Trust Association said she could not comment about this previous case of fraud.
The Fellowship of St John (UK) Trust Association's principal activity is the management of resources needed to finance and run the society, which is a religious community of Anglican monks.
It makes grants to other charities and individuals with similar aims and sympathies.
A spokesperson for Waltham Forest council said: "We are aware that a former Waltham Forest councillor has been jailed in relation to his conduct as an employee at a charity.
"The offence is entirely unrelated to his role as a councillor and we can confirm that he represented the Higham Hill ward from May 2010 until he resigned from his seat on 27 November 2013.
"The Council could not deal with this matter under its Code of Conduct, as following changes in the law under the Localism Act 2011, this Code was limited to matters that fell within the ex-councillor's official duties. He was suspended by the Labour party in August 2013 when this matter first came to light."


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Geithner Set to Announce Details of Public - Private Sector Partnership to Buy $1 Trillion in Toxic Assets - Risk Appetite Prevails, for Now
The broad-scale quantative easing measures enacted or forecast by major central banks in past weeks and recently joined by the U.S has seen risk appetite improve. The previously risk averse dynamic to the currency markets saw the greenback gain as much as 23.2% ( Oct 28th Low of 1.2330) against the Euro from the July 15th high of 1.6038. However, in recent weeks this relationship has shifted, with risk appetite returning to the markets amidst a widespread movement to ease monetary policy.The U.S Treasury is set to announce what global media has been quietly whispering for a week now with regards to their public-private sector purchase of toxic assets. The government is expected to allocate $75 - $100Bn from their bailout fund to finance a joint-private sector buyout of up to $1 trillion in toxic bank assets that has been gripping the U.S Financial system and impeding its recovery. President Obama saying on CBS' 60-minutes that "There are certain institutions that are so big that if they fail, they bring a lot of other financial institutions down with them" he went on to say "… then you could see an even more destructive recession and potentially depression" while defended his government's aggressive spending that would run up a U.S Account deficit of $1.85 trillion. Asian equities are up this morning on anticipation of the plan. For the time being the Greenback is expected to continue it's decline against the Euro as the ECB continues to hold a conservative line regarding their actions - A top in the Euro-dollar will come when the ECB decides to join the Quantative easing crowd (SNB, BoE, BoJ and Fed to name a few) - however many analysts feel this isn't to be expected in the immediate future. The Euro rose 7.5% against the dollar since February as risk appetite returns to the markets as governments provide assurances to the markets by spending colossal amounts to bolster economic recovery - especially in the financial and housing sectors, the culprits in this whole mess. The EURUSD is forecast to hit a strong resistance at $1.40 in coming weeks but this Geithner plan is to be watched closely as the Government has waivered executive pay cap rules for the companies that do join in the scheme, once the full details of this are spilled to the public general sentiment could falter as a consequence. Let's all remember that the Euro bounced similarly near year end (end of Q4), we are set for a similar dynamic for the end of Q1 '09.For the week ahead, Existing home sales today, Geithner and Bernanke will testify before the house of financial services committee on Tuesday and Thursday. New home sales and durable goods on Wednesday.
Today Key Issues (time in GMT):
* 10:00 EUR Euro-zone trade balance (JAN)
* 12:30 CAD Leading indicators (MoM) (FEB)
* 12:45 USD Treasury secretary Geithner's unveiling of troubled asset purchasing program
* 14:00 USD Existing home sales (MoM) (FEB)
The Risk today:
EurUsd Triple top off 1.3748 (38.20% retracement on 1.6060 - 1.2320 broad move) shows strong resistance. Further dollar weakness and break from this level would set the tone for 1.3850 (61.80% retracement on beginning of year dollar rally). On the downside we see initial support at 1.3545 (tested 6 times on Friday), further pair weakness aims for 1.3108.
GbpUsd March 9th turn-around positive trend failed to materialize 1.4599 break which is our initial resistance. Large upside ranges as we test new monthly highs - levels last seen mid-Feb, if upside persists we can expect large moves. On the downside 1.4399 is strong support, which would open the doors for 1.4119.
UsdJpy The dollar-yen being most exposed to risk driven trades continues to behave as it has after the massive repatriation subsided (which saw the Yen rise stronger than the dollar did). Strong support stands at 95.70, which could see the pair test 93.55 (March 19th Low). On the upside we see initial resistance at 96.46, with short term target on 97.10 (lower extremity of the range we traded for most of March) however further dollar weakness would set the bias for the pair on the downside.
UsdChf Trading a tight range since late last week, 1.1279 as initial resistance. Bias is on the downside where we see an initial support at 1.1222, which would allow for new monthly lows of 1.1157 and the psychological 1.1100. 1.0372 low of Jan W1 mid-term target.


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Updated 2:48 p.m. ET on Sunday, Oct. 14
Here are the live fantasy injury updates for the late-afternoon Week Six games:
- Patriots TE Aaron Hernandez is active for the first time since injuring his ankle in Week Two. He will reportedly see limited snaps, and you may want to start a better option at tight end if you have one, though Hernandez figures to see some targets in those limited snaps.
- Cardinals TE Todd Heap is inactive and QB John Skelton returns to being active on gameday, and he will be Kevin Kolb's backup.
Here are the live fantasy injury updates for the early Week Six games:
- Lions RB Kevin Smith is inactive and is a healthy scratch, meaning Mikel Leshoure and Joique Bell will man the backfield vs. the Eagles.
- Dolphins RB Daniel Thomas (concussion) and WR Jabar Gaffney are inactive. RB Lamar Miller will be Reggie Bush's backup and has some value in deeper leagues as a bye-week or injury fill-in. Gaffney could be the team's No. 3 receiver when he is ready to enter the lineup, which could come after next week's bye.
- Browns WRs Mohammed Massaquoi (hamstring) and Travis Benjamin (hamstring) are inactive as expected. Josh Gordon will start at wide receiver. The rookie had a pair of touchdown catches last week and could be worth a start.
- Eagles WR/PR Damaris Johnson is inactive, which means DeSean Jackson or Mardy Gilyard will be returning punts.
- Jets rookie WR Stephen Hill (hamstring) returns to the lineup and Clyde Gates (shoulder) is inactive. Hill will be the starting receiver and has some fantasy value, along with WR Jeremy Kerley.
- Jets TE Dustin Keller (hamstring) is active for the first time since Week One and figures to get some targets today for a Jets offense that needs a spark. Keller's return diminishes the fantasy value of TE Jeff Cumberland, who had a touchdown last week.
- Raiders WR Darrius Heyward-Bey (concussion) is active for Oakland's game against Atlanta. Denarius Moore has more fantasy value, but Heyward-Bey had nine catches in his three games this season, and the Raiders could be throwing a lot if they are playing from behind.


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- Join the annual online/telephone seminar in recognition of National Family Caregivers Month, on Tuesday, November 20 at 1:00 PM ET by visiting www.pdf.org/parkinson_briefing_caregiver12. The seminar, "Caregiving and Parkinson's," led by Ms. Carter, will be available live and as a recording on PDF's website. Support groups are encouraged to watch together and can contact PDF for technical assistance. Free CEUs are available for some health care professionals via PDF's sponsorship of the American Society on Aging. Additional promotion is provided through PDF's media partner, National Family Caregivers Association.
- Call PDF's National HelpLine to speak live with an Information Specialist who can provide a sympathetic ear, answer questions about Parkinson's, and refer you to local Parkinson's specialists, support groups and resources. Callers can also request a free copy of the Parkinson's Disease Resource List, which includes a special section for care partners. The HelpLine is available at (800) 457-6676 from Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM ET – 5:00 PM ET or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Get your family involved with the Parkinson's Disease Foundation. Whether you are looking to raise awareness, raise funds or speed treatments, PDF will provide the tools to help you make a difference. For example, to get involved in the PAIR program with Mr. and Mrs. Chard, simply visit www.pdf.org/pair to take our free online course any time of day that is convenient for you.
- Pay tribute to a care partner in your life by sending a free inspirational eCard designed by a member of PDF's Creativity and Parkinson's Project.
Offers Free Online Seminar for Care Partners to People with Parkinson's on Tuesday, November 20 NEW YORK, Nov. 1, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Parkinson's Disease Foundation (PDF) honors and offers support to the care partners who are making a difference in the lives of people with Parkinson's disease during November, National Family Caregivers Month, at www.pdf.org/caregivers_month. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20111101/DC97663LOGO) While PDF estimates that there are nearly one million Americans living with Parkinson's disease, "the truth is that there are millions more because the whole family also lives with the disease," said PDF Research Advocate Beth Ann Chard, whose husband and fellow advocate Gary was diagnosed four years ago. Care partners and family members of people with Parkinson's disease often take on tasks such as coordinating doctor visits, managing financial matters, helping with personal needs, such as dressing, and working to make the home safe for their partners. Many care partners and families also get involved in the fight against the disease. In fact, more than 50 care partners and loved ones currently work with PDF – advising its work through the People with Parkinson's Advisory Council, speeding new treatments through the Parkinson's Advocates in Research (PAIR) program, or fundraising for research through the PDF Champions program. According to Julie H. Carter, R.N., M.S., A.N.P., of Oregon Health & Science University, "I encourage the involvement of the entire family, not only because it can advance the cause, but also because when one person has Parkinson's disease, the whole family is affected by Parkinson's disease." She added, "Caregiving may have rewards, but it can also take a toll on every member of the family." With this in mind, PDF and Ms. Carter are partnering on the organization's annual free online seminar for care partners on Tuesday, November 20, focusing on ways care partners can recognize and reduce stress. Here's how to take advantage of this seminar, and make a difference in your own life or that of a care partner:


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Inside the world of Wally Flynn's pumpkin patch
Growing a couple of pumpkins in the backyard may not sound like a lot of work but growing giant pumpkins is another thing altogether.
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Wally Flynn has been trying to perfect the art of pumpkin growing - the bigger the better - to enter into the annual pumpkin festival in the village of Collector, near Canberra.
ABC Western Plains' Liz Hedge was blindfolded and taken to Wally's secret pumpkin patch in Dubbo recently to see how his prized possessions were going.
A resident of Dubbo for many years with a busy career in the area, it was in retirement that Wally found his love for pumpkins.
"I had to get into something, so guess what I did? Giant pumpkins!" he said.
"When I had nothing to do I thought dang it, I'm going to get into it and go all the way!"
Now in his fourth year of growing giant pumpkins, Wally's grown quite a range. Some weigh in just under 200 pounds, with one at over 400 pounds.
They've also got names.
"Last year when I got the seeds from the Dill family, I named them after the Dill family. This year I thought I'd name them after my own family. Shirley's vine is going very well, Nicky's - extremely good, Tony is the big one and then mine - mine's failing by the way!"
Growing giant pumpkins is no small task. Wally's day starts at 6am every morning where he waters and feeds his pumpkins. However, it doesn't always go to plan.
"Last year...I got one up to 168 pounds in weight and then the vine just dried up. So I went back and read the records and found out that these things blinkin' things drink as much water as an elephant would drink!"
As Wally said, it's about a careful process of selection and monitoring.
"As time goes on, then you've got to come out and start getting rid of the vines that you don't want so that all the nourishment is going into the pumpkin," he said.
Despite plenty of TLC and nourishment, Wally's campaign to succeed in the upcoming Collector Pumpkin Festival competition has sadly come to an end - after an unfortunate implosion. But he'll still be making a local appearance soon, with plans to enter some of his pumpkins in the local Dubbo show.
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London, Aug.9 (ANI): Boxing legend Muhammad Ali is to visit his ancestral Irish home in September.
The former world heavyweight champion has accepted an invitation to see the birthplace of his great-grandfather in Ennis, Co Clare, on September 1, The Telegraph reports.
He is due to visit Dublin for a charity event the previous day
Members of Ennis Town Council are expected to make the 67-year-old, who is fighting Parkinson's disease, the first Honorary Freeman of Ennis Town during his trip.
Mayor Frankie Neylon said thousands of visitors will come to the town to see the world famous boxer.
Ali's great-grandfather Abe Grady emigrated from his home on the Turnpike Road in Ennis to the United States in the 1860s.
Grady sailed from Cappa Harbour in Kilrush, Co Clare, eventually settling in Kentucky, where he married an African-American woman.
Their son also married an African-American and one of the daughters of that union was Ali's mother, named Odessa Lee Grady.
She married Cassius Clay senior, and they settled in Louisville, where their son was initially given his father's name on his birth in 1942. He later changed his name to Muhammad Ali when he converted to the Nation of Islam after winning the world title in 1964.
Mayor Neylon said further details of Ali's visit would be finalised during a special meeting of Ennis Town Council on Monday week. (ANI)


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Lil Wayne insists he is fine following reports he was near death.
According to TMZ the 30-year-old rapper was rushed to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles on Tuesday after having a seizure while filming the music video for Nicki Minaj's new single, High School, before being released on Wednesday, and readmitted after another seizure.
It was then claimed he was given his last rights and his mother was on her way to Los Angeles to make the final decisions on his care.
However, Lil Wayne has denied the reports and took to his Twitter today, telling fans: "I'm good everybody. Thx for the prayers and love (sic)."
Mack Maine, president of the rapper's Young Money record label, was also quick to rubbish the reports, insisting he and Lil Wayne were watching a basketball game together at the same time as it had been suggested the star was being given his last rights.
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|Reviews for Marceline Gets Hungry
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| RazorRigs45 chapter 1 . 3/12/2013
please at least forme write a story without waluigi
| RazorRigs45 chapter 5 . 3/12/2013
I found this story and when i read it , and saw waluigi i was like what the hell
| me chapter 1 . 11/14/2011
also it cant have toadette in it ether.
| me chapter 1 . 11/14/2011
i dare you to write a mario story that isnt about waluigi! waluigi isnt that great, ya know! also, it cant even have waluigi in it.
| me chapter 1 . 11/14/2011
i dare you to write a mario story that isnt about waluigi! waluigi isnt that great, ya know!
| TWISTKID13 chapter 3 . 10/24/2011
... I don't think Marciline would say that kind of stuff... at least I'm pretty sure about it... but other than that, it's pretty good. _
| Anon chapter 5 . 10/2/2010
Where's Mario? And Finn? And... well, Jake? Shouldn't Finn and Jake come to the Mushroom Kingdom?
| Lonely Cubone chapter 5 . 8/19/2010
| Yellow Mew chapter 5 . 7/27/2010
Hi there. Thought I'd drop by to tell you my sister Silver Star is a HUGE fan of your fics, mainly the Mario ones (you've probably read some of her reviews before). Anyway, I was wondering if you would please consider checking out a new fanfiction website a friend of mine created. I'm looking for new writers, and from what Silver Star tells me you're the best and most popular one on ffn. We need top class writers like you, and I must say I think your fics are really awesome too. You would certainly be as big of hit on the new site as you are here.
If you'd like to come along, look up the author Cory the Hedgehog here on ffn. She has a link in her pofile to the new site I'm on. And if you do choose to join us, Silver Star is asking that you please bring your Sonic, Mario, and Pokemon fics and post some of them (mainly the ones about Princess Daisy's farting problem and Wario eats explosive prunes).
Hope to see you there soon. :)
| Anon chapter 4 . 7/26/2010
Loved the way Petey and Gooper tackled both Marceline and Waluigi down like that. XP
| Anon chapter 3 . 7/26/2010
All that ass kicking, and Waluigi still manage to pull ahead a great victory?
Hmm, I can't wait to see what happens when Marceline gives Waluigi an even more difficult battle...
| Anon chapter 2 . 7/26/2010
Wow, those two are getting along great already. Surely Marceline's hunger can come in handy, no?
| Anon chapter 1 . 7/26/2010
Marceline and Waluigi paired together? This is... interesting...
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Damien Hirst created the artwork for the new Babyshambles album, which seems fitting: he's famous for making money out of things that are pickled and in bits. Yet on the first night of their substantial UK tour to support Sequel to the Prequel, a record that has taken six years to materialise, Pete Doherty seems fighting fit, striding on stage and launching into the Kinksy rush of Delivery with an invigorating zeal. It helps that he is greeted by the crowd like a vagabond king; their cheers even drown out the red-faced bagpiper who prefaces the set.
There are flashes of impressive focus. During the cock-of-the-walk strut of The Blinding, Doherty nonchalantly plucks a hurled flat cap from mid-air. The new songs also sound excellent. Sturdy, play-safe single Nothing Comes to Nothing is deployed early on, but the highlight is the countrified Fall from Grace, one of the more delicate distillations of Doherty's innate gift for melody. The sweetness is only slightly undermined by his wielding of an enormous cigar, evoking the ghosts of Groucho, Freud and Savile all at once.
The trombone refrain from I Wish inspires impromptu audience singalongs for the entire gig and beyond, so to hear the parping earworm slotted into its rightful place is both exciting and a relief. But after that mid-set moment of bright skank, the performance begins to unravel. The continuous air assault of random items of clothing probably does not help.
Towards the end, just before the fierce, grungy Pipedown, Doherty rips his own T-shirt apart in a Hulk-out that is difficult to parse. Is it petulance? Justified anger? Rock'n'roleplay? Perhaps in solidarity, the tense encore sees the entire band emerge stripped to the waist. It feels as if we are in a Britpop-themed sauna. The climactic Fuck Forever sounds towering but, as ever with Doherty, it's hard to shake the impression of potential being wasted.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - August 17, 1995, New Braunfels, Texas THURSDAYCougarettes look impressive in scrimmage. See Sports, Page 5. 50 CENTS New Braunfels Comal County Courthouse Annex 10 Pages in one section ■ Thursday, August 17, 1995 Herald-Z so-mestTxcropublwhiho 2627 E YANDELL DL EL PASO, TX 79903- 191 Serving Comal County for more than 143 years ■ Home of KYLE RICHEY Vol. 143, No. 199 Obituaries......................... .........2 Editorial............................... ............4 Sports Day.......................... 5 Market Place...................... 8-10 I Stammtisch Inside Birthday wishes from the Herald-Zettung! The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung extends birthday wishes to: Kyle Richey, Lynn Rhein-laender, and Adam Jones. Happy anniversary to Lisa and Russ Whitehouse and to Debbie and Paul Kocian (21 years.) River and aquifer information Comal River -258 cubic-feet-per-second, down 4 c.f.s. from yesterday Edwards Aquifer — 624.65 feet above sea level, down .06. NARFE to gather National Association of Retired Federal Employees, chapter 666, will have a meeting and luncheon at Ryans Family Steakhouse, 11 a.m. Aug. 18. Program is on the Texas handgun law. Bake a cake for the Women's Center The Comal County Women's Center invites you to support the center by donating individually wrapped items for a bake sale, which will be held Aug. 19 at 5 p.m. on the Plaza. Bring your goodies to the shelter (1547 Common St.) any time Friday or before 4 p m. Saturday. Call 620-7520 for information. Immunization clinic A free immunization clinic will be held from 9 a m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 19 at Krueger Elementary School in Marion. The clinic is provided by Santa Rosa Children's Hospital. Parents are asked to bring the child's immunization records and letter from the school nurse if applicable. Immunizations will be given to infants, children and teenagers. Appointments are not needed, but are recommended. Call 416-9323 or 914-2646 Optimist Club to moot Monday The New Braunfels Optimist Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 21 at Molly Joe's Restaurant. The speaker will be Jack Melton of Hospice New Braunfels. Texas Exes picnic The Comal County chapter of the University of Texas Ex-Students' Association will hold its annual family picnic and student send-off Thursday, Aug. 24 at Landa Park, Picnic Area 16 Special guest will be UT baseball coach, Cliff Gustafson. The event starts at 6:30 p.m. with dinner at 7 p.m. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish - either a vegetable, salad or dessert. Reservations must be made by Saturday, Aug. 19 by calling Mary Walker at 885-4375, Stoney Williams at 629-7381, Gayle Engler at 629-2109 or Tim Zipp at 625-9405. Tho winning numbers, Lotto TOKOS 17,19, 26,36, 41,43 $40 million jackpot .-TEXAS- Lottery Herald-Zeitung photo by SUSAN ENGLAND James Stolte, Willie Mae Timmermann, Meta Timmermann, Wanda Timmermann, Barron Schlameus, Clyde Blackman and Rev. Ardie Kendig take part in the ceremony honoring Hermann Seele at the Sophienburg Museum grounds Friday. Tree-planting a tribute to a founding father By SUSAN FLYNT ENGLAND Staff Writer People will be able to gather under an elm tree in coming years just as Hermann Seele did when he taught New Braunfels children 150 years ago. New Braunfels dignitaries filled the Sophienburg Museum grounds Friday to dedicate a memorial elm tree planted there, honoring the famous "Seele elm " "You know Seele's name means 'soul,'" event chair Barron Schlameus said. "He was not only named 'soul,' but he actually was the soul of the tow n." Herb Skoog, Sesquicentennial Commission chair, served as emcee for the celebration, which included songs by Seele Elementary students and the Kinder-chor. City council members, chamber of commerce Blue Coats and Seele descendants were among the standing-room-only crowd. The New Braunfels Retired Teachers Association donated refreshments. "You know what Hermann Seele taught in school he made them aw are of nature," said Wanda Timmermann, descendant of Rev. Ervendberg. Elaine Aniol Wilson, Seele's great-granddaughter, came from Chicago for the ceremony. "We flew down just for this," she said. She brought husband Richard H. Wilson, her son, Andrew Wilson and wife Dana, and their two children, Megan and Kevin Seele's great-great-great-grundchildren. William Rupley is Seele's great-great-grandson. "I live in Galveston and I hope to become a respiratory therapist and move up here eventually," he said. Great-great-granddaughter Robin C harlesworth came from Houston with children Brittany and Allison. Seele's great-great-great-granddaughters. A plaque marking the very spot of the "Seele elm" w as The original Seele elm sunk into the middle of Coll Street Thursday. Flush w ith the pavement, the plaque reads: "Site of the elm forest that shaded the first church service and school classes in 1K45. Rev. L. Ervendberg; H. Seele, Teacher. New Braunfels Sesquicentennial 1995." A tree actually stood in the middle of Coll Street until 1955. Ambassador Bob Krueger told the story of that tree with pride for years, he said. "There was a little plaque that read this was the first tax-supported school system in the state of Texas," he said. "This shows that from the time New Braunfels was founded, it was looking to the future." Tax appraisals jump 12 percent Taxable value in city up IO percent By SUSAN FLYNT ENGLAND Staff Writer The 1995 Comal Appraisal District numbers are in — and they spell major growth for Comal County, said Lynn E. Rodgers, chief appraiser for the CAD. Districtwide appraisal values went up 12 percent this year, Rodgers said, including new construction and increase in valuation. "We've probably almost doubled the increase in value from last year," he said. This year there was $ 150 million in new construction in the CAD. "That's an indication of rapid growth," Rodgers said. "Most of that is in single family residences." The new construction for 1994 was about $70 to $80 million, he said. Some taxable values for 1994 and 1995, and percentages of increase are: ■ CISD — 1994, $1,720,261,399; 1995, $1,951,284,579; 13 percent increase ■ NBISD — 1994 - $822,067,451; 1995 - $91 1,875,525; ll percent increase ■ City of New Braunfels — 1994 -$904,071,303; 1995 - $996,154,122; IO percent increase ■ Comal County — 1994 -$2,271,734,032; 1995 $2,539,008,560; 12 percent increase. These appraisal figures are compiled by adding up the appraised amounts of all the taxable entities within each area. The CAD held about 2,000 informal hearings on individual appraisals, Rodgers said. "In an informal hearing the person just wants to talk to the staff appraisers," he said. About 700-800 formal hearings were scheduled, but only about half that amount actually heard, Rodgers said. The formal hearings go before the Appraisal Review Board. "We're in a real growth pattern," Rodgers said. "It started back in 1993, and this year it's tipped the scales. We still have signs that we're continuing to grow," he said. Two new trustees sworn into office Both members ran for election unopposed By DENISE DZIUK Staff Writer Two trustees for the New Braunfels Independent School District took the oath of office for another year Tuesday night, arter each ran an uncontested race. District 2 trustee Anne Miller and District 4 trustee Jaime Padilla sought to be re-elected to their trustee positions. Despite the fact that they were uncontested, elections were held. Miller received a total of 12 votes, and Padilla received a total of 20 votes. The votes were canvassed and both took the oath of office for another term. "Welcome back to the board for another year helping take the district into the 21st century," said outgoing board president Dick Robinett. The next item of business was reorganization of the board. Leo Chafln replaced Robinett as president. Chafin commended the outgoing president on his accomplishments and said he will do his best to continue in the path Robinett has set. "I appreciate the opportunity. I think Dick has done an outstanding job. I don't know if I can fill his shoes, but I'll try," said Chafin. Jaime Padilla w as elected vice president, Sylvia Sanchez took the office of secretary, and Anne Miller was elected treasurer. In other board business, Charles Bradberry announced that the NBISD board of trustees has been named the Region 13 honor board. He said this takes them to the next level of competition, w hich is the state level. Dunng the non-agenda items, board member Sylvia Sanchez read a statement she prepared regarding the state's "low performing" label for New Braunfels High School. She said a 6.6 percent dropout rate for the Hispanic population is not something she can be proud of, and wants to work toward finding a way to lower it. Outfitters complain that WORD GM's comments hurt business on the river By DENISE DZIUK Staff Writer An article appearing in an area daily newspaper last week caused a stir among a couple of business owners who said the comments made by the general manager of the Water Oriented Recreation District reflected negatively on the Guadalupe River. Bndget McDougall, owner of Scenic River Properties, attended the WORD meeting Wednesday night to address comments made by General Manager Jim Inman in a recent news article in a San Antonio paper Inman said the nver levels were low, and outfitters were beginning to take their boats off the river. In a follow-up interview, he told the reporter that rafts were being used on the river and explained that low levels expose rocks, which can damage rails. McDougall said she has received nonstop calls for cancellations, and that Inman's comments have greatly damaged her business. She asked for the general manager's resignation. WORD President Guy Anderson said Inman did not resign, and the board will not be taking any further action on the issue. He said he feels the paper may have taken some of Inman's comments out of context, and that board members will try to guard against that in the future. Bus tour stresses importance of IH-35 By DENISE DZIUK Staff Writer A coalition has started an international tnp from Kansas City to Mexico City in an effort to emphasize the importance of IH-35 to the future of free trade in the Americas. The IH-35 Corridor Coalition's "Whistle Stop" Bus Tour, which embarked form Kansas City on Monday, stopped in San Marcos Wednesday on its way to Mexico City for an international coalition meeting on August 19. "The IH-35 Corridor Coalition Bus Tour is designed to demonstrate the importance of Interstate Highway 35 to commerce within and among the Americas, and unite the public and private sector around the common goal of enhancing and preserving a trade and transportation corridor of international significance," said Denton County Texas Judge and Coalition Chairman Jeff A. Moseley. The coalition reports that close to 75 percent of all U.S./Mexico IH-35 Corridor Coalition Whistle Stop Tour hits San Marcos on its way to Mexico cross-border surface trade, and Texas exports to Mexico accounted for nearly half of all U.S. exports, w hich equaled about $23.8 billion in 1994. The coalition contends that this is a reason the corridor must be enhanced and preserved. Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce Michael Meek said the location of New Braunfels between Austin and San Antonio directly off of IH-35 is a primary factor in attracting industries. "We wouldn't have been able to attract industries such as the Wal-Mart Distribution Center if we weren't positioned where we're at. Location is critical," he said. Meek said the impact of IH-35 being designated as an international highway would be felt on a local level, and the impact would be positive. He said there is a lot of competition for limited funds when it comes to improving highways. The designation would allow expansions and improvements earlier than are currently planned. A w Ider highway and one-way access roads would help ease safety concerns as the volume of traffic continues to increase. "We're going to be a bottleneck between Austin and San Antonio and that bottleneck can cause safety problems," said Meek. Meek said another benefit would be felt economically. He said it would increase traffic and industry in the area, which would mean gains for the economy of New Braunfels. Meek said a central location in terms of being between 'We wouldn't have been able to attract industries such as the Wal-Mart Distribution Center if we weren't positioned where we're at. — Michael Meek Austin and San Antonio, and good highway access makes New Braunfels a prime place for both industry and tourism. Meek said the coalition will result in improvements in road conditions, industry, and the economy in New Braunfels, and the Chamber of Commerce is supportive of any group that can benefit local residents. "This involves a lot of people because the corridor runs all the way from Canada to Mexico. I he impact will be felt at a local level," said Meek.For subscription or advertising information, call the Herald-Zeitung at 625-9144. ;
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Ada Evening News (Newspaper) - July 31, 1946, Ada, Oklahoma WWI.«» corn, Posture,, ."a .ruck trops IoulJ a. ,h« hum.n^. rn.,,., how n,i,.n,bl. o h., make, H«m. a coup,, of day, of col., .ch., and they ...........EVENING Mfinbfr. \udii Bureau of Circulation FINAL EDITION ADA, OKLAHOMA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31. 1916 Burned Shacks of Cumberland Lumber CompanyRodeo Here Has Chance To Hit Top for Attendance At Outdoor Rodeos tao rodeo steer that more than 60,000 tile past •'CVi n years fie Ada Rodeo, started Tuesday morning ne Ada Rodeo starts iveled an additionalThus For Would Get Repor of ions. Territorial, Economic Edge in BalkansSoviet Minister Also Seeks Two-Thirds Majority Voting Rule at Peace Meeting Hv I. (.oi i>bi hi; PARIS. July 3! P Soviet Weign Minister V M Molotov alations figure not finally' fixed. Points Not Agreed I'pun: Compensation for losses and damages to nili**«t property in Rah The I ruled States. Britain and Fiance want full payment Russia would limit com |>en sat ion to a third the value of the loss Provisions for equal co rn in ei cia! access The United States, Britain and France want all ai lied nations given "most favored nations status. Russia would make exceptions for fields closed to private enterprise. BULGARIAN, HUNGARIAN. ROMANIAN— Points Agreed Upon: BULGARIAN TERRITORY Bulgaria's frontiers fixed as of Jan. I. 1941, giving lower Dobruja to Bulgaria from Romania, with the exception of the Greek Bulgarian frontier, left for conference decision. BULGARIAN ARMED FORCES—Army limited to 55.000; antiaircraft artillery to 1,800; navy to 3,500 men and 7,250 tons; airforce to 5,200 men and 90 planes, with a maximum of 70 combat types. Russian forces to leave Bulgaria within 90 days. (Continued on Page 2 Column 5) been in Kansas, n-av Texas and D Binns. one of f the big event t the steer was t advertising that n connection with By MEL MOST PARIS, July 31. i/P) Russia emerged today as the principal beneficiary of proposed peace treaties which would strip Italy, Finland and beaten Germany's Balkan satellites of their military power, redraw their .frontiers and charge them at least a 'billion dollars in reparations. | The treaty drafts presented to I the 21-nation peace conference last night by the Big Four agreed upon substantial territorial increases for the Soviet Union, upon paym ?nt of $900,000,000 in reparations to Russia and let Russia's domination of eastern Europe intact. In certain disputed sections of the treaty drafts, however, it seemed apparent that the western powers intend to try to whittle down some of the Russian gains in the east, at least in economic matters. Differ Over Danube The United States and Britain want the vital Danube river opened to trade on a basis of complete equality, while Russia wants nothing said in any of the | treaties about freedom of navigation on the Danube. The three western members of the Big Four also want "most favored nation" status for all Allied nations in commercial dealings with the five defeated nations, while Russia would exempt all fields closed to private enterprise and wrould make exceptions for neighboring I states. Under the proposed treaties— which would end the state of war in Europe except for Germany and which would offer the five nations concerned an opportunity to enter the United Nations— none of the defeated countries I would be allowed any bombing ' planes or submarines and would be required to guarantee funda-j mental human I ights and to bar Fascist activity. Rocket Bombs Outlawed The military machines of all would be reduced to a vestige of power, and the treaty drafts directed the five beaten countries J to cooperate for the purpose of insuring against any German rearmament in the future. The atom bomb was not mentioned in the treaty drafts, but rocket bombs would be outlawed. The proposed treaties — 285 pages in length—offered a peace to Italy, Romania. Bulgaria, Finland and Hungary which was held in tone and largely so in ' demands, except for reparations and upon Italy's empire and border real estate. The drafts offered little vital change in the troubled status quo -^except for withdrawal of Russian occupation troops from the Balkans and British-American forces from Italy. Reparations Only To Russia Russia alone of the major pow*-ers would wrin reparations — $100,000,000 from Italy, $300,000.-000 each from Finland and Romania and $200,000,000 from Hungary. To the last award, however, the United States has entered some unpublished reservations, represented bv a halfpage scissored out of the treaty draft Bulgaria's reparations have not been settled and the Italian figure is a partial one. Hungary would be required to pav another $100,000,000 to Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia. •Territorial clauses in the five drafts also held advantage for Russia. IiCKet sales for the rodeo have been increasing by leaps and r* ur.as and each mail brings an another new group from out of * -vr rodeo fans requesting ticket? for what may he the largest out-aoor rodeo in the world. Could Outdraw Cheyenne ^ the Aaa Rodeo has five Capac, tv crowds, it will then be wn as the largest in the '* ccid and Cheyenne. Wyo., would drop into second place. Letters requesting that rounder clubs from every section of Oklahoma, northern Texas and other sun anding states attend the Ada Rodeo have been sent to 9. .uhs. The outlook at the proser.: time is that the majority of th >se ;n\ ited will atte nd; only two c.ubs have informed local officials they will not be able to come. Expect 2.000 Horses Earl McKendree Wednesday Sc.a mat more man 2.000 mounted horsemen should be in Ada t participate rn the parade Wednesday afternoon. Aug. I, and * ne Grand Entry at the first night cr the rodeo. Rodeo officials are hoping that t:.e number of steer ropes s will I exceed 40 this year and they re- ; port that their hopes are well it is if* no (hie t.> safeguard peace," said Molotov, 'unless Fascism is destroyed Th** Soviet foreign minister I spoke aft**; an appearance before the conference rule? committee at which he fought to establish a two thirds majority voting ru.e for tin* conference of 21 nations, because, lie said, "if all decisions were by simple majority the ti. S. S. R would bo sure to find itself always in th#* minor.tv ** He found qualified support .n his fight in U. S. Secretary of State Byrnes, who. an American informant said, will propose tomorrow that a two-thirds majority vote be necessary for approval of essential and substantive matters. Must Act Soon Addr* ; mg the conference, called to conf* i on the peace that is to be written rn Europe wit*i Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary and Finland. Molotov said* "If We ha vc still to dei! with the ques turn of the* Fascist regime in Spam, then the time must not be too distant when Demo* rat ic countries will be able to help th** Spanish people who groan under Franco's regime to put an end to this survival bred by Hitler and Mussolini which as dangerous to the cause of peace. ' Making hi'* first pub':- official conference pi onouncement, the Soviet foreign minister told a meeting of the rules committee, this (a simple majority* naturally would place the Anglo-Saxon . at an advantage because it would form a block of from Charges Anderson Used Coffee Check In Blackmail EffortAnnounce Low Bids On Road Jobs, Some Work in This Area I r e v, inner of the steer roping event at Cheyenne has informed rodeo officials here that he will participate in the Ada show and will be after top money. , L is expected that there will ne $5,500 prize money in the steer roping event this year because of the increase in the number of -AHOMA CITY. July 31, wo brothers who fled the zee. Ok I a . city jail while rig trial on a federal indict-tn September, 1945, have aken into custody by Texas ?. Sp* mal FBI Agent D. A .-in the pair. Edward foeman. 43. and Dew ey ee.nan, 39. had been in-a charge of feloniously lucently obtaining $33.-Mrs. Lucy Aymond of a, La., at Durant. Ok- e a ta ward r iceman was ■sled Monday at Marlin. Tex., days following the rapture of Oro!her. Dewey, by F o r t in. Tex., officers. ne two also face an indict-t charging them with violative federal escape act.Waurika Accident Is Fatal to One WAURIKA. Ok la . July 31. ' T* One per - n 'a as killed and nine ners injured in an auto-trucklowrey Convicted In Second TrialJap War Criminal (an't Take ll I* Jovrt Brow n, 34, The injured in-wife, Mr. and Mrs. Odessa, Tex., and Anna Marie, 3, Wilma, 7. all pascal'; !.<•** Roy B.ix me true k and Cpl. Fort Sill, un i C Valley, passengersJury Recommends 25 Yeors Imprisonment for Sloying TAHLEQUAH, Okla.. July 31. J: \ anre J. Low-rev, 40, con victed cd manslaughter in the death of his secretary, Juanita Butl**r. 2c, was held in county id today awaiting arrangements bv Ins counsel to appeal a verdict recommending 25 years imprisonment. District Judge E. A. Summers aid he would formally pass sentence later this week. The jury of Cherokee county farmers retained a guilty verdict four hours after receiving the case late yesterday. Low rev s first trial on a murder c harge last May ended in a jury deadlock. Lowrey, an Indian agent at the time of the shooting, testified it occurred th** night of last January 23 after he and Miss Butler had parked on a lonely mountain n»ad to take a drink of rum. He said lim companion took a pistol from the glove compartment of his c ar and began firing wildly, accide ntally wounding herself in th** breast. Assistant C o u ii t v Attorney June Bliss contended the direction of the fatal bullet was such it could not have been fired bvFaints When Sentenced; Another Shouts Approval Of Long Sentence YOKOHAMA, July 31 </V) A Japanese war criminal toppled i over in a dead faint today on being sentenced to five years' im prisonment but a n o I Ii <• r sen fenced to 40 years shouted "very good, sir." Th** fainting defendant, Capt. Yuhei Hosotani. was convicted by an Eighth army tribunal of abusing prisoners of war at Hiroshima where he was camp commandant. He* was the first convicted Japanese to collapse since war crimes trials .started in Japan. Military police carried him, senseless, from the courtroom. 5 asuo Kobayashi, camp interpreter, was more nonchalant when sentenced to 40 years by Lt. Col. Glenn I. Eppersvt. ♦ MODERN MOHAMMED BA RENT, B. U . July 31, <d*> For 25 years a mountain has obstructed Storekeeper William Kask s view of an ocean inlet. Kask decided to move the mountain, or at least part of it. He hired a bulldozer at $15 an hour to cut 30 feet off a rise, and if he can buy the whole hill ho nlans to whittle off a 30-foot slice 1,300 feet long and 200 feet wide. "It'll be worth it," lie said.Collision Causes Injuries To Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hilton, Mrs. L. M. HiltonHearing Set on Order To Break Liquor Bottles Taken In Recent Raid TH' PESSIMIST Vie don't mind folks bein* flank, but thor' ain t no use O' em bein' downright brutal about .t. Only a bride would meet cr husband at th' front door an' ask 'ire t' guess whuc she wuz hav n' fer dinner when a wuz cabbage Greater returns for amount vested. Ada News Want Ads. ;
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Could nearshore IT services be the best alternative to internal IT?
I think every business would agree that if money grew on trees and if they had a money tree they would always chose in-house IT over outsourced.
Having IT resources that know your business and are available on-tap is a good place to be. But, ironically, could IT suppliers based in regions such as central Europe be the closest alternative to an in-house team for UK businesses looking to cut costs?
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I had an interesting conversation with an IT head about nearshore services with a senior IT worker at a finance firm.
When the company's 30 internal application developers are stretched at the busiest time of the year the company has to bring in the skills.
Traditionally the company had hired contractors for short periods to fill the gaps. This was its preferred method over the cheaper offshore alternatives. The reason offshore was not attractive is the large resource required to manage offshore development.
But this has its limits. The IT contact of mine said contractors are expensive and transferring all the knowledge to them is a lot of effort for a short time. The contractors can move to pastures new when they like almost and take the knowledge with them.
Suppliers also can, but if you can develop good strong relationships with them over years it can give you the skills you need on tap but you don't have to pay for them all the time.
Now add to that the lower cost and close proximity of nearshore locations and you have potentially the nearest thing to an in-house team as you can get. Lower cost services combined with easy to manage teams that understand your business.
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Center cockpit,What do you think
I have only sail aft cockpit and my wife and friends always complain that is to cold in windy days, when they are on the wheel. I,m ready to buy my next 42 ft yacht. Should Y consider center cockpit? Please give me your comments of why I should or why I should not.The idea is for extended sailing and short handed blue watercruising
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Get a pilothouse sailboat instead... A center cockpit sailboat isn't going to be much better in terms of warmth... a Pilothouse one will.
Dawg...come sit in "my sunroom" any day. We were in shorts and T-shirts in 45 degree weather in our CC enclosure.
Genesis...I have owned both type boats and much prefer the CC cockpit at sea and in general:
1. You are at the center of the boat and have a more comfortable ride there than at the end of the boat.
2. You are higher off the water and there is less spray, waves, pooping seas to contend with
3. Aft cabin space and privacy.
4. With enclosure the cockpit can be warm and dry in all kinds of weather while still providing an all around view.
Disadvantages of CC:
1. coming into a dock you can't really help with the lines
2. less on deck storage...sacrificed for under deck storage/room
3. They tend to be more klunky looking when less than 40' or so.
Hi Sailingdog, we thought of something like that, any suggestion to look for in the adriatic, remember I will be short handed.
Hi Camaraderie, thanks for your response, do you have any comments on a Beneteau 42 cc?, Do You have other good alternatives?
I wouldn't recommend a Bendytoy 42 CC for bluewater cruising... Get a boat like Cam's if you're getting a center cockpit beastie.
Yes...I once looked at that boat with consideration of buying. I REALLY did not like it...no head-room, shallow bilge...short tankage...exposed rudder that was deeper than the shoal keel on the boat. IMHO...suitable only for relativley short people for weekend cruising.
Bluewater Center Cockpit boats over 40 feet are:
Whitby42 (w/ bolted hull/deck), Brewer42, Kelly Peterson44, Pearson422, Hylas 44 & up, Tayana42 & up, Mason43 & up, Bristol44, any PassportCC, Caliber47, any HansChristianCC, any HalbergRasseyCC, any Amel CC, any MoodyCC
Probably missed some the rest of the gang can fill you in on but that will give you a start.
Taswell 44 & 49, but go with the Mason, Bristol, or Hylas. Under 500, Mason.
Island Packet 445 or SP Cruiser, for a pilothouse.
My Allied Mistress 39 is a fine blue water, center cockpit, ketch. but they are all pretty old by now.
And I think Cam outlined the Pros and Cons pretty well.
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Does anybody know a way that, without any AD integration as users will be outside of our organisation, we can make portal users enter a username and password instead of the existing email address as a username and straight in...
You can imagine the problems here without a password!
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The easiest solution right now is to create a small AD domain just for the help desk. That way you can require password without attaching them to your main domain. SW currently doesn't support passwords in standalone mode. This has been a feature request forever.
The other option is to only support the mail-in part of the help desk. Not very user friendly but it works.


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In April of 1955, Vincent Bach completed and delivered six C trumpets to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Four were selected by individual members of the trumpet section and purchased by the Orchestra. The remaining two were sold to a music store for individual customers. Now, almost fifty years later, these trumpets are still revered, still in use, and still the property of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Each instrument is assigned to a specific section member. Today, however, other trumpet players are in for a treat, as Conn-Selmer has introduced the "new" Bach Stradivarius C180SL229CC "Chicago" C trumpet, an instrument closely based on these original designs.
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Born Vincent Shrotenbach in Vienna in 1890, he initially received training on violin, but subsequently switched to trumpet when he heard its majestic sound. Although Vincent also displayed a strong aptitude for science and graduated with an engineering degree, he gave up a promising career to pursue his first love and an uncertain future as a musician. Performing under the stage name, Vincent Bach, he established musical success as he toured throughout Europe.
World War I forced Vincent's move to New York City where he arrived with only $5.00 in his pocket. A letter to the famous conductor Karl Muck procured Vincent an audition and a resulting position with the Boston Symphony. By the following season, he was first trumpet in the Metropolitan Opera House. While on tour in Pittsburgh, Vincent's mouthpiece was ruined by a repairman. Vincent had great difficulty in finding a suitable replacement. While on furloughs, he spent time in the basement of the Selmer Music store remodeling old mouthpieces.
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Good afternoon, this is just an informational question, I've done some searching in the groups and plugin lists, what I'm looking for is either a spiceworks plugin or script that will collect and either report, or add to the inventory information the following:
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Krakelingen & Tonnekensbrand 2017 on Sunday the 26th of February !
> Photogallery of the visit of U.S.-ambassador Howard Gutman, Krakelingen 2010
> Krakelingen and Tonnekensbrand
> Photoreport Krakelingen 2014 - photographer: Lisa Bilterijst
The city of Grammont/Geraardsbergen (Belgium) celebrates two events on the same day: Krakelingen & Tonnekensbrand. Ever since 1393 city bills have given evidence that the Tonnekensbrand-fire have been organised up till the present by the local authorities.
A parade takes off at the Romance church of Hunnegem. It evokes the city's 25-century-old history starting by the Celts (druids) and ending in contemporary subjects. The dean and the city councillors proceed the parade dressed in historical costumes. About 1000 participants, mostly members of local associations and schools, picture local history, confronting it with local sagas, thus inducing a wide reflection on proper cultural heritage.
To improve this awareness among the public, the parade focuses every year on both the core of the city's history (being the Celts, profane and religious foundation of the city) and one particular aspect. Recent examples of the latter are e.g. contacts of the city with Latin America (by 16th-century Pedro de Gante or 20th-century migration to Vera Paz), the role of women in various aspects of city history, medieval art, local 19th-century industry (e.g. organ manufacturing, lace, cigars...), various local artistic expressions, the input of the neighbouring villages.
The parade dissolves at the bottom of the Oudenberg hill (110 m): there the druids, the dean, the city council and thousands of spectators climb the hill. First the dean blesses the "krakelingen" in the Holy Mary chapel and then he proceeds to a stage where he and the town councillors drink some wine to swallow a tiny living fish from a 16th-century silver goblet.
The next phase of the ceremony is the town-councilors throwing some 10 000 "krakelingen" (locally also called "mastellen"), small donut like sandwiches, into the public. One contains a small official document confirming you win the "golden krakeling", a unique jewel created by a local jeweller.
At 8 p.m. a straw-covered stake ("Tonnekensbrand") is burned on top of the Oudenberg while folk dance sets the atmosphere. At the same time some villages in the surroundings respond to the Tonnekensbrand by lighting a smaller fire. From the Oudenberg hill spectators take a walk down town carrying burning torches to bring light and warmth to the city centre.
The event combines both Christian (e.g. the prominent role of the dean) and pre-Christian elements (fire, living fish, bread, beginning of the spring) likely dating back to Celtic period.
The "krakeling" is a circular bread (10 cm diameter). Its form refers to a cultic bread, symbolizing the cycle of seasons, of life. In fact the event takes place at the end of winter (the second but last Sunday before the first Monday of March).
"Tonnekensbrand" illustrates a well-known tradition of pre-Christian fire festivities and symbolises the end of winter, the return of light and life.
Drinking wine, symbol of brotherhood and joy, with a tiny living fish, symbol of new life, was already described in detail by a local Latin renaissance poet, Joos Schollaert (1599). A charge by an animal rights organisation in 1997 resulted in several trials where different courts (Oudenaarde 01.12.2000, Ghent 30.11.2001, Supreme Court 05.11.2002) sustained the traditional ritual if being restricted to the authorities.
From the early 1800s a folk tale explains the origin of Krakelingen & Tonnekensbrand as the commemoration of a trick intended to resolve a city siege in 1381: desperate inhabitants would have thrown their last bread and herring over the city walls to make the enemy believe they had plenty of food left ... and the enemy would have abandoned the siege. The tale and the historical truth (a quick and dramatic invasion by the enemy) are both shown in the parade. People, though, still go on telling the (far more positive) folk tale.
In 2010 Krakelingen & Tonnekensbrand have been inscribed on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity (UNESCO).
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Lindale High School TFA TournamentJunior Joey Cascino brought home Fourth Place in Congressional Debate.Junior Ronak Gandhi earned Second Place in Congressional Debate and Second Place in Original Oratory.Junior Kerry MacKenzie took Sixth Place in Domestic Extemporary Speech.Senior Lara Turan brought back a Second Place trophy for Domestic Extemporary Speech.And the Junior/Senior team of Flavia Lima and Lara Turan brought home their first ever First Place trophy in Public Forum debate and qualified to State Public Forum!
Joining us for the first time this week were Akshay Sharma and Alex Davis who represented the Freshman class in Novice Public Form. Give them a big hand for starting out in a whole new world of debate! Also new to Congressional debate was Junior Samer Majeed! Last week at the Lovejoy High School Tournament, we welcomed the sophomore team of Paul Braymen and Kate Liao to Public Forum Debate as well. We expect great things from all these newcomers in the year to come!
Plano Sr. High SchoolBrian Liao and Hae Seong Lee—Quarterfinalists in Policy Debate Grapevine High SchoolLara Turan and Flavia Lima—Double Octofinalists in Public Forum Debate Lovejoy High SchoolLara Turan and Flavia Lima—Semifinalists in Public Forum DebateRonak Gandhi—Fifth Place in Congress Debate, Fourth Place in Domestic Extemporaneous Debate Our Policy Debate Team (Brian Liao and Hae Seong Lee) had a better showing at this year's Greenhill School Debate Tournament than any TVS team ever has at that tournament.
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