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Emotion coaching is a strategy parents can use to teach their kids about healthy emotion expression. During emotion coaching, parents openly discuss and validate the feelings their child expresses. Parents encourage their kids to find ways to calm themselves when a wave of strong emotion hits. Kids whose parents practice emotion coaching have better self-control and fewer behavioral problems.
Parents engage in emotion coaching when you're actively and purposefully responsive to your child's emotions. It requires that you be aware of your child's emotional state. It also challenges you to see emotions as an important part of your child's experience. During emotion coaching, parents accept those feelings and teach their children how to manage positive and negative emotions. Read more...
The first step to losing weight and gaining better health is using self-monitoring techniques to track your calories. Armed with this information, you can reinforce what's working well. Some evidence suggests that recording food and beverage intake leads to healthy, sustainable weight loss. Weighing yourself daily might help too.
What's the secret to weight-loss success? Choose a self-monitoring technique that works for you: Try to do these actions frequently—at least 3 times per week—and turn them into healthy habits. Read more...
Nearly 50% of adults set resolutions, but it can feel overwhelming to stay motivated to reach those big goals. Still, you can make things happen by focusing less on big life changes and more on forming daily, manageable, automated habits. For example, resolving to lose 50 pounds this year can feel daunting, but focusing on eating less and moving more might seem doable. Keep the following in mind as you create new habits.
- Connect habits to everyday situations. A habit is something you do every day without putting much thought into it. You can build new ones by leveraging or replacing habits you already have. For example, if you're trying to increase daily steps, pack your sneakers when you pack your lunch—something you do every day—and commit to taking a walk before lunchtime.
- Repetition matters. It takes thought and intention to start something new, but the more you do it, the more automatic and effortless it gets. So take action regularly.
- Think and act like you've already succeeded. When you set future goals, train your mind "as if" you've already attained that goal. How would someone at a healthy weight think? What would he or she choose to eat? Putting future aspirations into present tense makes it easier to form daily habits that contribute to the goal.
- Practice compassion. It's a myth that new habits take 21 days to form. The truth is they take much longer. In the process of "sticking with it," you'll likely experience some setbacks. Instead of marking setbacks as failures, be kind to yourself. But get back on track as soon as you can.
New Year's Day is a great opportunity to mentally wipe the slate clean and plan new goals. But remember: What you do every day matters more than what you do once in a while. Work on small habits so you can reach your big goals.
Some service members and their partners worry about infidelity, especially during deployments. Warfighters also can experience many mental stressors in the months after their return, which can make their relationships vulnerable to infidelity.
- What leads someone to cheat? If you're unhappy in your marriage or don't have sex very often, you're more likely to cheat. Those who feel powerful also are more likely to be unfaithful now or in the future. If your friends, family members, or coworkers support your infidelity, you're more likely to cheat too.
- Why is infidelity hurtful? Sexual faithfulness in a relationship is related to trust, respect, and intimacy. Infidelity damages the emotional foundation of a relationship, and it can feel like an intense betrayal of your agreement to trust and respect each other.
- What's the impact? Both men and women experience the pain of infidelity. Discovering your partner has been unfaithful can lead to a range of emotions, including sadness, anger, anxiety, or jealousy. Infidelity can lead to increased conflict and poor communication in a relationship too. Cheating increases unhappiness in a relationship and can lead some to contemplate divorce. Service members whose partners were unfaithful during deployment tend to experience more depression symptoms. And if a service member experienced trauma while deployed, then having an unfaithful partner can make things worse.
- What if I'm worried about infidelity? If you're concerned about infidelity in your relationship, keep in mind that help is available. HPRC's Sex, Sexuality, & Intimacy section offers guidance on talking to your partner about sex and building intimacy in your relationship. DoD also offers professional counseling services over the phone, online, and through video chat. Or connect with a Military and Family Life counselor who specializes in couple relationships. You can meet alone, or with your partner, to discuss how to manage your worries about infidelity.
Food waste is a massive problem in the U.S. Billions of dollars' worth is wasted each year—about 20 pounds of food per person each month. But there are strategies you can use to help save valuable food resources. Food waste happens along the food chain: from the farm, during transport to grocery stores and commissaries, at retail stores and food service operations, and in your home.
Military communities are working to address food waste by ordering only what's needed, carefully planning meals, and avoiding waste through reduction and composting. In addition, many commissaries have food donation programs for items that can't be sold but are still safe to eat. Try to do your share at home too. Read more...
Do you make a New Year's resolution every year to "get in shape" and then approach year's end dissatisfied? The problem might be that fitness is a long-term goal that's hard to keep in focus. Goals that seem more in reach often feel more desirable (for example, money, food, or a finish line) than ones that seem further away. For example, when you're at the end of a race and can see the finish line in front of you, you'll probably see the finish line as closer than it really is. However, runners who are less fit and less motivated estimate the distance to a finish line as farther than do runners who are fit and highly motivated. Whether or not the goal is actually closer, believing that it is triggers excitement and fuels effort towards achieving the goal.
That's all well and good if you're already out running that race, but sometimes getting off the couch is the hardest thing to do when you're out of shape. And even if you want to get in shape, your poor fitness can affect whether you believe you can achieve your fitness goals.
This doesn't mean you can't get in shape. Keep your eye on the prize! The "prize" could be anything. It could literally be the finish line; the next milestone on your route, such as the building at the end of the block; or even be a post-race reward, such as a healthy post-workout smoothie.
Remember, some goals are harder to achieve than others, but you can stay the course by imagining what's coming, keeping the self-talk positive, and setting SMART goals along the way. This will help keep your motivation high and the prize within reach. Exercisers who focus on an end goal and ignore the distractions around them perceive their goal as being closer, perform better, and—perhaps most important—don't consider the exercise as difficult. So, if you see your goals as being closer to you in your mind, you'll have something motivating to look forward to.
Is your New Year's resolution to try to lose weight, meet body composition standards, or just be healthier? Weight-loss supplement might be a tempting solution, but before you take one, consider this: Dietary supplements marketed for weight loss are categorized "high-risk" products. The Food and Drug Administration has found many dietary supplement products marketed for weight loss to contain hidden drug ingredients or other ingredients that haven't been adequately studied in humans.
Not only are they potentially unsafe, weight-loss supplements that advertise "quick fixes" likely won't help you meet your goals. There's limited scientific evidence that weight-loss supplements alone help people lose a significant amount of weight and keep it off. Question the claims on the label, and remember: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
For more information about weight-loss supplements, visit the Operation Supplement Safety (OPSS) FAQs about Weight Loss and this factsheet from the Office of Dietary Supplements.
Leaders conduct after action reviews (AAR) with Warfighters to provide feedback on mission and task performances in training and combat. Try doing the same at home, and conduct a "year-end review" of your personal goals.
- What was supposed to happen? Think back to the end of last year: What did you look forward to working on? Which goals—personal, social, academic, financial, physical, and otherwise—did you set? What about your expectations for staying on track with things?
- What actually happened? Based on the goals you set, take stock of how things went. Did you hit the mark? What progress did you make? Did any goals fall completely by the wayside?
- Evaluate "sustains and improves." You might be tempted to assign a label of "success" or "failure" to each of your goals once you've compared where you wanted to be with where you actually ended up. Instead, think of goals as a constant work in progress. Devise a list of "sustains" to highlight strategies you used to help gain some ground on important goals, underscore what went well, and understand what got you there. Reflect on "improves" to balance the scale—by acknowledging shortcomings, deficits in motivation, or resources—and draw attention to ineffective strategies.
- What about next time? Put it all together and imagine what this coming year will look like. Which strategies will you adjust? How will you prioritize forgotten goals? Who can you reach out to for support? What resources can you leverage? What about new goals?
Remember: Intentional reflection drives purposeful action. Life is your most important mission. As the clock ticks down on this year, take a moment to evaluate what's happened so that you can increase accountability, get focused, and feel energized for the New Year.
The holiday season is here, and it's time for parties and gatherings with family and friends. Through these good times, try to steer clear of risky drinking and manage stress well, so you can enjoy the festivities.
Those who consume 4 or more alcoholic drinks in one sitting—or within 2 hours—are binge drinkers. Binge drinking is dangerous, and alcohol can be especially harmful to women. It can impact your speech, memory, coordination, and balance, and sometimes result in alcohol poisoning. Women are more likely to develop liver and heart problems from drinking. And drinking during pregnancy can severely impact fetal development.
Alcohol use can affect your marriage too. It can have a negative impact on other family members as well. Alcohol also is commonly used as a sleep aid for Warfighters and their spouses, but it's ineffective. While drinking might make you sleepy, it disrupts your ability to get the deep sleep your body needs.
Military wives might be more likely to binge drink than civilians too. They might drink because of stress related to deployment, or they're exposed to alcohol more frequently at "post-deployment" parties. Some younger wives are more willing to experiment with drinking as well. Some might binge drink to let off stress, but other, healthier coping skills can help you go the distance. Military wives report that what really helps them keep stress at bay is staying busy, exercising, journaling, spending time with family and friends, and focusing on spiritual activities.
It's fine to enjoy a drink or two at a holiday party, but it's important to know your limits and drinking patterns. If you're concerned you or someone you know has a problem with alcohol, understand the signs and symptoms and get help.
Lentils, peas, and beans can provide a protein-rich boost to your meal plan. They contain healthy carbohydrates, fiber, protein, and valuable minerals such as potassium, iron, magnesium, and folate. Also known as legumes or pulses, these foods can help balance your blood sugar and keep you fuller longer, which is especially helpful if you're trying to lose weight. Eating legumes also might lower your risk of cardiovascular disease, type II diabetes, and even some cancers.
Legumes are inexpensive too. At just pennies per serving, they're cheaper than other forms of protein. What's more, they're delicious and can be eaten in different ways!
- Dried. These varieties always require cooking, but cooking times vary. For example, lentils and split peas cook in about 10 minutes. Tip: Avoid soaking legumes—and save more time—by cooking them in a crockpot instead.
- Canned. Keep low-sodium or sodium-free varieties on hand for salads and soups. Tip: Cook instant rice, mix with black or red beans (drained), and season with garlic for a quick meal.
- Specialty packs. In a hurry? Grab ready-made meals, pastas, and bean blends from your local grocer. Remember: Ready-made foods tend to cost more, and they're typically higher in sodium. Tip: Add 1 cup of sodium-free beans to your specialty pack, which lowers the total amount of sodium per serving.
Legumes help keep you "regular" too. A ½ cup serving contains roughly 25% of your recommended daily fiber. One carbohydrate in legumes ferments in the gut, causing gas. However, this mostly diminishes as you eat them more frequently. If gas becomes problematic, cook legumes thoroughly, rinse them well, and gradually increase your fiber intake. And keep in mind the New Dietary Guidelines for Americans' recommendations for 1–3 cups per week, depending on your age. So, try to eat them more frequently. Make sure to check out the Bean Institute's easy recipes too.


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Show of hands. (Or as the case may be, space-dragon wings.) Who here remembers the Turbo Duo CD system? ... I see. Well, for those of you who don't, it was an early attempt at a gaming console that relied on CD-ROMs. Like the Sega Dreamcast, it actually featured a pretty good (if small) collection of game titles during its short lifespan; Godzilla: Battle Legends is perhaps one of the finer titles ever produced for it.
Featuring a six stage single-player mode that pits you against some of his most famous Kaiju adversaries in a no-holds barred grudge match, and a two-player Versus mode where you can select all but two of them, this game was pretty awesome any way you chose to play it. A particularly cool feature was how in single-player mode, Godzilla's sprite model actually changed appearances to reflect the era of the movie he fought.
Ah, but we're here to discuss the music, aren't we? 'Continue?' is, unsurprisingly, the theme you hear when it's game over. And I don't care how good a gamer you are; EVERYBODY gets a game over on Battle Legends eventually. (*shakes fist* Battra larvaaaaaaa!) When that happens, you're treated to the sight of poor old Godzilla, KO'd on the ocean floor... which makes little to no sense if you were fighting on Planet X a second ago, I might add. Thus, the eternal question is posed: will you throw in the skyscraper sized towel so soon? Or will you fight on, to claim the coveted title of Primo Slasher!? ... King of the Monsters. King of the Monsters, dangit! I seriously do not know why I keep saying Primo Slasher, that title doesn't even make any sense. You'd better make up your mind soon, though... or a very persistant little squad of submarines will decide for you.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - September 20, 2000, New Braunfels, Texas New Herald Water Restrictions ■ New Braunfels Utilities customers with addresses ending in 3 or 4 can water today before 9 a.m. and after 7 p.m. For information, call 608-8925 A UNG Vol. 149 No. 230 16 pages in 2 sections September 20, 2000 Wednesday Serving Comal County since I SS2 50 cents CHRIS PACE Herald-Zeitung Detective Eddy Luna of the Comal County Sheriff's Office explains ways to prevent car burglaries Tuesday in front of the Sheriffs Office. Luna said to avoid leaving valuables in plain sight on the seat or dash of the vehicle. Stow it, don't show it, and lock the doors Officers offer advice for preventing auto burglaries By Ron Maloney Staff Writer If you lock your doors and hide your valuables, you go a long way to prevent a burglar from breaking into your vehicle. Once someone has taken the cell phone or compact disc player from your car, you will have spent the money to replace the items before they are recovered — if they ever are. 'The main thing is just common sense," New Braunfels Police Sgt. David Wilson said. "You don't want to go shopping and leave your doors unlocked or your windows rolled down and allow someone free access to your car. Make it diff icult for them. Don't leave it unlocked." Detective Eddy Luna, who investigates burglaries for the Comal County Sheriff's Dept., agreed. "You can walk in a parking lot at a department store and see all the unlocked cars," Luna said. So can thieves, he said. "Lock your doors. I think half of the burglaries I work are unlocked doors. Every time I go to a burglary and there s no damage to a door, keyhole or window, they're unlocked. People don't like to admit it. but they are," he said. The New Braunfels Safe City Commission this past year sponsored an auto burglary initiative and this year will do the same with vehicle theft. Chairman Ron Friesenhahn said, "I think its really a matter of doing the common-sense things. I don't have any numbers to back it up, but I suspect that if you look at a large number of burglaries, the doors are unlocked and there are valuables in plain view. "Other than ushering the thief to the vehicle and offering him a beverage, I don't know what else you could do to make it more inviting." Don Ferguson, assistant to the city manager, said he believes the SCC's efforts to educate people are paying off. He said vehicle burglaries for the year-to-date are down in New Braunfels 21 percent over this past year from the same period in 1999. While burglaries rose 13 percent in July — the crime rate in general for July rose IS percent over July one See BURGLARIES/3ANBISD antes up pay hike By Jennifer Rodriguez Staff Writer Trustees gave auxiliary and paraprofessional employees two hands up at the New Braunfels Independent School board meeting last night. First, trustees unanimously voted to lower insurance premiums for cafeteria, custodial, transportation and paraprofessional employees by $10 per month. Then the board followed up w itll a second unanimous decision to raise NB1SI) bus driver salaries from S7.94 an hour to $10 an hour. Retaining and recruiting workers to fill these jobs which come w ith unique characteristics like irregular hours, seasonal pay and strict safety requirements has been hard on managers dealing with a strong economy and tough competition from surrounding districts. The district will draw on reserve money to pay for the nearly $191,000 in changes. Superintendent Roil Reaves said the district would study other salary levels such as substitute teacher pay for next year. Food service employee Wesley Handsel asked the board to base the insurance pay-in system on percentages rather than flat rates. "I know its impossible to please everybody," I landsel said. "But what they've done is say, 'We're giving everybody 2 percent raises across the board.' They didn't come out and say, 'We're giving everybody $200. But on the insurance, its, "Everybody's going to pay $25."' "The $25 is not as big a percentage (for employees who earn higher salaries) as it is for food ser-See NBISD/3A Gotta Lovett K. JESSIE SLATEN/Herald-Zeitung Above: Dancers from Trinity University practice outside Gruene Hall Tuesday afternoon for their part in the musical history of country/Americana music. Right: Lyle Lovett was in Gruene again Tuesday to finish his part of the Imax movie, tentatively titled "Twang," with Asleep at the Wheel. Lovett and other country and Americana musicians are performing in the fantasy-drama that follows a young Irish boy through a series of time-travelling stops in music history. From the cliffs of Moher, where the angry boy tosses his father's gift of a penny-whistle into the ocean, the audience will be transported through the times and places of musical history. The first stop is Tootsie's Orchid in Nashville, Tenn., aka. Gruene Hall. "Suddenly in a new world," says director Steve Goldmann, "he has one experience after another. We, like him, are sucked into the experience." "What would a curious child do?" asks Goldmann. Hopefully, he and the audience will learn that "his life, like his music, has meaning." Annexation plan sent to council By Ron Maloney Staff Writer The New Braunfels Planning Commission sent its annexation plan back to city council essentially unchanged Tuesday night, calling on the city to continue to seek voluntary annexations and to move ahead w itll negotiations w ith farms and subdivisions. In a short workshop session, the commission voted unanimously to send its package spelling out annexation recommendations through 2004 back to council for future action. "We just need to have the council get on with it," said Planning Commission chairman, John Dierksen. "If you want us to plan, allow us to plan." In July, in response to negative public reaction and seeking time to study issues connected to providing services to IO areas totaling 8.5 square miles, the city council unanimously voted to postpone annexations. During the one-year postponement, property ow ners in the IO areas adjacent to city limits in the New Braunfels extraterritorial jurisdiction w ill have time to negotiate voluntary annexation with the city. It could be in the interest of affected property owners holders of tracts of agricultural land or developers of subdivisions — to negotiate terms of voluntary annexation if possible, because there are no terms offered in involuntary or forced annexation. Areas that faced possible annexation this year now delayed were T Bar M/Mission Valley Road; Hunter's C reek; Northwoods; Common Street/Orion Drive; Kowald Lane/Farm-to-Market 1101; Alves Lane/Barbarosa Road; Stonegate; Southbank; Klein Road/FM 1044 and Schmucks Road/Engel Road. So far, the Hunter's C'reek, T Bar M, Northwoods and Southbank subdivisions are reported to be in negotiations for voluntary annexation into the city. Another subdivision, The Gardens of Hunter's Creek that attempted to negotiate an annexation agreement was turned down by the city over the i ssue of closing its entrance gate at night. See ANNEXATION/3A Inside Abby.......................... .....5A Classifieds.................. ..5-8B Comics........................ ......2B Crossword.................. .....5A Forum........................... ......6A Local/Metro.................. ......4A Movies.......................... ......5A Obituaries..................... ......3A Sports......................... ...7-8A Today........................... ......2A Television........................ 8A www.herald-zeitung.com Key Code 76 Recycling panel goes with 'pay as you throw'Residents could have to pay for throwing away more By Jo Lee Ferguson Staff Writer New Braunfels' recycling committee is sending the "pay as you throw " garbage collection plan to city council. The plan adopted by the committee Tuesday would require residents to pay ail additional charge for the city to collect trash above the equivalent of three, 30-gal-lon cans or bags twice a week. The plan must be approved by city council before it becomes law. "I don't see any reason why we shouldn't go forward with it today," committee member David Will said. C ommittee members have said the plan's focus was to encourage recycling and reduce the amount of waste taken to the landfill. Residents pay $8.62 a month for twice-a-week garbage collection. Current ordinance sets a loose limit of three, 30-gallon garbage cans or bags each collection. However, the current ordinance allows "flexible" enf orcement of the limit. Assistant to the City Manager Don Ferguson said. "(The proposed plan) would basically create a somewhat hard-line approach to extra garbage," Ferguson said. "This would draw the line." Tile proposed "pay as you throw" plan would not change the monthly garbage collection price or the frequency with which it is collected. "It dovetails pretty closely w ith what's on the books now," Ferguson said. It would, however, modify enforcement of the three, 30-gallon container limit, he said. Under the proposed plan developed by the committee, city garbage crew s would not pick up any bags or containers above the limit unless they were marked with a city garbage sticker. "Extra garbage without a city tag would be left at the curb," Ferguson said. The city would provide the first set of five stickers tree to current garbage customers. New customers also would receive a free set of stickers. Atter that, stickers would cost $10 for a set of five stickers. I hey would be available at the municipal building and other locations. Ferguson said the stickers could be printed at a "nominal" cost 87,000 stickers could be printed for $ 1,600, and selling the stickers would recover that cost. The trash containers and bags also would be limited to 50 pounds each. Yard waste could be bundled together for collection. However, it would be included in determining whether the trash equals three, 30-gallon containers and would have to meet the 50-lb. rule. Ferguson and committee members conducted a survey of four neighborhoods to see how the proposed plan w ould affect residents. Eighty percent to 90 percent of the people followed the current regulation, Ferguson said. "Most people are following the ordinance," he said. "What we did find was that those who were abusing it, were abusing it greatly." The proposed plan also would provide two unlimited collection days, one atter C hristmas and another in the spring. ;
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For those coming in late . . . The spinal cord damage disabling my leg has also taken its toll on my back and shoulders (nasty muscle spasms). I had hoped that reducing my work load to one film a day would keep the site almost current, even as the Christmas Day glut of all the Oscar wannabe releases approached. A winter storm that hit coincidentally with the opening of Rogue One) knocked me for a loop and, in the middle of Martin Scorsese's Silence, the spasms apparently were so severe as to knock me unconcious -- so I am told by the people who helped me afterwards. That was the middle of December.
I can't promise more reviews until I can sit up to write about what I've seen. I'll do what I can. For the last 25 years . . . Thank You for your support.
Newbies . . . anything below in green font are the highest recommencdations I give. See those. Even the ones shunned by the Big Boy Oscar®. Speaking of which . . .
The complete list of 2017 Oscar® nominees and winners is here. We still insist that Hidden Figures is the best of the year. Never, though, could we have forseen the surprising screw-up when Warren Beatty announced the wrong recipient for Best Picture at the broadcast's end (He was given the wrong envelope).. For those that went to bed early, Moonlight was awarded Best of the Year honors. not La La Land
Chuck Schwartz, the Cranky Critic®
The LEGO Batman Movie is a delight start to finish. Trying to watch the film aggravated old disabilities and nearly killed me so just take the recommendation.
For those that weren't terminally bored by the erotica free first edition comes Fifty Shades Darker. We attempted to rsvp for the press screening but, gosh, just couldn't get on the list
Fences stars director and Tony Award Winners Denzel Washington and Viola Davis reprising their breathtaking work for a big screen adaptation of the August Wilson's final play. The film is a play on screen and, director Washington's failure to push the play into its own film identity is why it fails. The performances, taken separate from the film, are magnificent. The film as a whole (with props to Jovan Adepo, as the son) fails to differentiate all sorts of important relationships (had we not read the Press Notes, we wouldn't have known.) Fences was disappointing.
Lion, in which two orphaned boys make their way in India . . . until big brother fails to come home and the littlest one must survive. As brutal as that sounds, this is a terrific family - friendly film (figure 8 or 9 year olds on up) and, yes, another Best of the Year film . See it
Hidden Figures features three African American women (Taraji P. Henson, Ostavia Spencer, Janelle Monáe) connected to the Mercury 7 program. That would be the very start of America's space program, which would never have happened if not for the story told in this film. Kevin Costner, Kirsten Dunst and Jim Parsons balance the scales racially -- if you are so petty as to insist -- though that element is vital to the overall story and provides the oomph that makes this . . .
The best film of the year.
Seriously. We've said it and we mean it.
A Monster Calls stars Lewis MacDougal as Conor, a young boy whose mom (Felicity Jones) is fighting end-stage cancer. A divorced dad (Toby Kebbell) makes a passing appearance during time off from his gig in "the biz" in LA and Conor doesn't much care for the grandmother (Sigourney Weaver) who now watches over him. The boy screams to the Heavens for help and, sure enough, a yew tree that stands beside his local church becomes sentient. Liam Neeson is the voice and what comes next is definitely not hand holding or beat you over the head metaphor. The tree will tell three tales and demand the boy tell a fourth as payment. As serious films go, it one of the best of the year.
Silence, directed by Martin Scorcese, tells the story of a roman catholic missionary (Liam Neeson) gone missing in 17th century Japan. Here's a hint: the Japanese don't care much for missionaries. The Buddhist shoguns are anything but passive in their determination to annihilate the "religious disease" that is christianity.
Watching the film on a big screen nearly killed this nice Jewish boy from Brooklyn. We doubt that anything in Scorsese's film triggered our medical crap, as mentioned above, but it is what it is. And what it is is the end of Cranky for the time being.
Loving, the true story of how interracial marriage became legal in these here United States. Joel Edgerton and Ruth Negga play the real life couple who moved from Virginia to Washington D.C. to get married, and then spent nine years fighting with their home state to get their union recognized as legit. The battle went all the way to the Supreme Court and the film gives a matter of fact telling -- which is its only flaw (!) We expected something more triumphant . . . which is why we write reviews instead of screenplays. Serious film. Good film. See it.
Manchester By The Sea is being touted as the greatest film of the year . . .yeah, if you want to be stapled to your seat while this interminable film muddles through to its big surprise ending (which would be a great one, if the rest of the film hadn't bored the utter junk out of us)
LA LA Land is, by comparison to the film at the left, the far superior sit. Screenwriters will contemplate the one moment in their work where a story can go off in any number of directions. La La Land decides to take that point and follow it three ways . . . and does it so well that we didn't catch on until the film was nearly done. Emma Stone's character wants to be an actor (which means she's a waitress). Ryan Gosling's dude is a jazz musician who hates every bit of success that he gets (because he's a purist). And btw the film is a musical! The concept is brilliant. The execution not quite as much. Still, it isn't a bad couple of hours in the dark.
If you are of a certain generation, which includes yours Cranky, then Natalie Portman's portrayal of Jackie Kennedy will bring tears to your eyes. The good kind. The kind that gets nominations and awards and stuff like that. The performance is spellbinding. This is a magnificent film.
Hacksaw Ridge, from director Mel Gibson details the true story of a U.S. Army Medal of Honor recipient (Andrew Garfield) who never touched a gun throughout his military service and -- as a medic. saved 75 men in the brutal battle on Okinawa in 1945. It's been ten years since Gibson has made a film. He has made three in this one. One romance. One about a perceived coward. One about a hero. If it wasn't true you wouldn't believe it.
American Pastoral is actor Ewan McGregor's move to the director's chair. His character is Jewish. Wife Jennifer Connelly is Catholic and daughter Dakota Fanning joins the radical Black Panthers in a film based on Philip Roth's novel about Jewish assimilation and the destruction of an American family by the 1960s. Unfortunately, the film's story is way too complicated to make sense -- especially when the creators have no understanding of the horrifying concept of assimilation (and you'd have to be Jewish to understand) that drive the story. Cranky says "pass".
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story links Episodes 3 and 4 (which means it involves secret plans for something called "the Death Star" if that means anything... <g>) Reviews are pointless. Demand for screenings is such that I wasn't able to even try to see the film until a DGA Screening the day after opening . . . which is when New York got pummelled by a winter rampage that messed up the northern half of the country.
The Girl on a Train stars Emily Blunt, Hayley Bennett, Rebecca Ferguson, Justin Theroux and Luke Evan. Think of it as a murder mystery-thriller based on a menage a trois with an extra player or two. The main witness? An alcoholic prone to booze induced blackouts. Blame director Tate Taylor for building his film with so many flashbacks that it becomes almost impossible to follow the story. Cranky says "pass".
So, y'know how scientists have been babbling about global warming and the End of Days? All the stuff you've been ignoring? Actor Leonardo DiCaprio and director Fisher Stevens team to look at what happens Before the Flood. Adults who don't mind the occasional documentary in their life will either agree with the concepts in the film or find new things to deny. Cranky's movie review
Have we mentioned that politicians are trying to outlaw the painkiller which has kept us alive since 1998? The glut of Oxycodone (aka Percocet) prescriptions is not just because users are getting high from the stuff.-- although we never have. We live in pain 24/7. That's what the pills are for -- It is because all the cokeheads of the 1980s now have careers and families and assets they couldn't afford to lose if they got busted with powder. So, the cokeheads moved to pills. After all, no one thinks twice if an aging person takes a pain pill. We know it is true because we've had to cut off our ex-cokehead friends, all of whom would sidle up to us and say : "You couldn't possibly need all that Percocet; good friend good buddy good pal. My migraine headache is just killing me. You can spare half a dozen pills, right?" We swear on a bible that that junkie-like bit if begging is true. Those friends are no longer friends.
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Dunamis 15
|Dunamis 15
|Kazuhiro Ichikawa[1]
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|Megumi Nagahama[2]
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Visual Novel
Dunamis 15 (デュナミス15 Dyunamisu 15?) is a suspense visual novel developed and published by 5pb. for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The game was released in Japan on September 15, 2011,[3] featuring five chapters and five main characters. A port for the PlayStation Portable was released on July 26, 2012.[4][5] The sequel title, Disorder 6, was released on August 22, 2013. This is the first title in Suspense-fiction Adventure series, a spinoff to famous Science Adventure series.
Dunamis 15 uses a game system called "multi site system," which has the player switches off between main characters depending on where their player is in the story. Time in the game will loop, so the player will end up experiencing the same story repeatedly. The player will need to follow the proper route in order to escape from this loop.
The game has five chapters, each told from the perspective of a different main character.[1]
Dunamis 15 is set in a world slightly in the future where a nuclear explosion has caused genetic mutations. All the students at Ceres Academy are clones who were created as materials for cloning technology research. Some events happened which caused the students to rebel.
Tōgo Takatsuki is leading a boring life at Ceres Academy, located on an isolated island called Dunamis Base. One day, while rushing to class after having overslept, Tōgo stumbles upon a mysterious girl in the school hallway. This brief encounter then changes Tōgo's life forever.[1]
- Tōgo Takatsuki (高槻東吾 Takatsuki Tōgo?)
- Voiced by: Hiroki Tōchi
- Tōgo has the highest grade at Dunamis Base. He's scheduled to graduate next year, but has yet to have a clear vision for the future.[1]
- Nanao Oka (陸 七生 Oka Nanao?)
- Voiced by: Yuto Suzuki
- Nanao likes to sneak into the girl's dorm. He's popular amongst the female students and will interact with any girl.[1]
- Ichika Yamato (倭 一花 Yamato Ichika?)
- Voiced by: Sumi Shimamoto
- Ichika is an excellent student. She's humorous and is well liked by male students and teachers. She has no particular concern.[1]
- Manami Gotō (後藤眞波 Gotō Manami?)
- Voiced by: Sakura Tange
- Manami is a precocious girl who wants to fall in love. It seems that she will be going after Tōgo.[1]
- Chihaya Setsu (世津茅早 Setsu Chihaya?)
- Voiced by: Minori Chihara
- Chihaya is an exchange student from the main island. Due to a genetic mutation, her growth has stopped. She is described as a "cool girl".[1]
The game's opening theme is Kimi ga Boku nara (キミがボクなら?) performed by Asriel's Kokomi and the ending theme is Promised Land by Asami Imai. There is also a "grand ending"; Kokuin ~tattoo~ (刻印~tattoo~?) by Naomi Tamura.[1]
Following the game's release for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on September 15, 2011,[3] a version for the PlayStation Portable was released on July 26, 2012.[4] The PSP version includes new features and additional "past and future" episodes of the story.[6]
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j Anoop Gantayat (March 17, 2011). "First Look: Dunamis15". andriasang. Retrieved April 14, 2011.
- ^ Anoop Gantayat (March 16, 2011). "This Week's Possible Flying Get". andriasang. Retrieved April 14, 2011.
- ^ a b c "Dunamis 15 Travels To The Future On September 15th; Here, Have A Trailer". 2011-06-23. Retrieved 2011-07-09.
- ^ a b c "Dunamis15, Corpse Party 2U, anohana Games Slated for Release by 5pb.". April 10, 2012. Retrieved April 11, 2012.
- ^ "5pb. Brings Dunami 15 Adventure Game to PSP". March 21, 2012. Retrieved March 21, 2012.
- ^ "Dunamis 15 Coming To PSP With Extra Episodes". Siliconera. 2012-03-20. Retrieved 2013-03-25.
|last1=in Authors list (help)
External links[edit]
- Official website (Japanese)
- Official debut trailer (Japanese)
- "Dunamis 15". The Visual Novel Database.


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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 29— Tidewater Inc. said today that it had agreed to acquire the Brazos Gas Compressing Company from the Mitchell Energy and Development Corporation for $35 million. Tidewater Compression Service Inc. will acquire the assets of Brazos, which is based in Bridgeport, Tex., including a fleet of 370 gas compressor units. Mitchell, based in The Woodlands, Tex., is an independent producer of natural gas and crude oil. New Orleans-based Tidewater operates a fleet of gas compression vessels.


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Venezuelan WBA regular super flyweight champion Liborio Solis had his belt stripped after failing to make the weight on Monday. Solis three pounds over the 115 pound limit ahead of his unification bout against Japanese IBF jr bantamweight world campion Daiki Kameda. Solis reweighed later but was still 2.5 pounds heavy. He did not come back for a third time. Kameda can still win the WBA belt on Tuesday if he beats Solis.


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I am making my second down quilt and am thinking of replacing no-see-um with nylon chiffron. Its probably about half the weight of no-see-um and cheaper. I don't know if it will be a good choice though Anybody have any input?
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@rcaffinLocale: Wollemi & Kosciusko NPs, Europe
It works. But there is an increased risk of shredding the baffle as chiffon is rather delicate.
@b-g-2-2Locale: Silicon Valley
I could not agree more.
The chiffon I tried was tearing before I could finish the project.
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I used a very "cheap" "organza" fabric for my first quilt's baffles, it weighed roughly the same as "nanoseeum" and mostly cost me about the same once gas was factored in.
That quilt is still going strong today as Neon's 3-season quilt, but sewing the organza was a totaI PITA. I had to fold and press the sides 1/4" before sewing. With no-see-um or nano-see-um mesh, it's not necessary, since the fabric doesn't unravel.
Here's a pic of Neon:
@eugeneiusLocale: Nuevo Mexico
Please Javan, do share a picture of Neon inside the quilt, it's not everyday you see a Great Dane inside a custom made down quilt.
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Haha yeah I'll try to get one of him next time we're out, here's a pic of him on the couch under a cheapo coleman synthetic bag we got from the thrift store for them to use as a dog blanket:
He loves being covered up by something when he sleeps, he'll harass me all night long until I lift the blanket on the bed and let him climb under, and he'll sleep there all night laying on my legs, if I let him.
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If you're going to gamble in a casino and have any intention of actually trying to keep your money - perhaps even come out on top -- there's only one place to go: the blackjack tables. It's the only game that isn't ridiculously stacked in the house's favor. There's actually a degree of skill involved in knowing when to hit, stay, double down, or split the hand.
And so there's a certain mystique to blackjack. It's there that you can beat the big, bad casino, where the ridiculous dream Las Vegas sells might actually come true if you're smart enough.
Adding further romance to blackjack is the practice of card counting. The technique is controversial because it's totally legal - it's not cheating by any means - and all a casino can do about it is ban the player if they think he's doing it. What a card counter does is keep track of what cards have been dealt. They do not necessarily have to remember every card that's been played, but rather employ a system of points to know how much "value" is in the deck. This way they can know when they're more likely to win and can go ahead and bet big then. Knowing when certain cards are more likely to come up also affects the basic blackjack strategy.
So some very smart people have managed to use card counting to make a lot of money. The most famous example is the blackjack team from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT,) a group popularized in the bestselling book Bringing Down the House by Ben Mezrich. The nonfiction work is the basis for "21," the new film from director Robert Luketic who has now managed to bounce back from his last picture, the atrocious "Monster-In-Law."
In "21," MIT math professor Micky Rosa (a fantastic Kevin Spacey) has recruited a group of the university's brightest to go to Vegas on the weekends to rake in the money. The five students work as a team of supposed strangers. The con - if that's really the appropriate word - works like this: the team is primarily split between those who watch the table, keeping a count on the cards, and those who swoop in when the table is "hot" and place the big bets.
The film's protagonist is Ben Campbell (Jim Sturgess of "Across the Universe,") a brilliant MIT student with one small problem: he doesn't have the $300,000 he needs for Harvard. He also doesn't have the life experience needed to "dazzle" the people who would decide if he deserves a full ride scholarship. And so when his genius attracts Professor Rosa's attention, the possibility to make the money he needs is very attractive, as is the chance for a more glamorous life. His world is pretty limited to working for $8 an hour, his geeky friends, and endless studying. Vegas night clubs, hotel suites, and attractive teammate Jill Taylor (Kate Bosworth) are a bit more engaging.
It's not all champagne, though. Getting involved with Rosa is really like dealing with the devil. The prof has a dark, sinister side toward those who cross him. There's also Cole Williams (Laurence Fishburne,) a thug working for the casinos who works to spot and then intimidate card counters. He's always lurking in the background, all set to pound the snot out of some brainy MIT student.
It should be obvious by the subjects discussed where the film's strengths lie. The idea of the film is engaging and compelling, unfortunately it's all gone through the Hollywood screenplay machine, emerging wrapped in conventions and clichés. It's the same story of the wholesome innocent who is tempted to use his talents in a corrupt way in a dangerous world and who must redeem himself. It's a protagonist who develops a secret and abandons his true friends in favor of the fast life of sex and money. It's even got the generic romance that is never really explained and fails to make any sense. Perhaps most disappointing is that the characters are never really fleshed out enough.
All that's OK, though. A film can be both formulaic and entertaining. And as long as we're being entertained then it's forgivable for a film to take a few short cuts. It is an exciting picture whose successes far exceed its shortcomings. Really the only significant weakness is the screenplay. The direction is flashy and appropriate to the setting. The performances are also a lot of fun, especially Spacey and Fishburne.
"21" really is much better than it looks. It had the potential for mediocrity stamped all over it and yet it emerged as a nice surprise.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - February 8, 1996, New Braunfels, Texas THURSDAYSigning day comes and (joes for local talent. See Sports, Page 5. 50 CENTS Salute to the dough boy 12 pages In one section ■ Thursday, February 8,1996 New Braunfels IVamaIjI Herald 41.0 HO 16 10/22/99 1.76 S 0 -WES I n IC R 0 PUB 1.1S HING 2627 E YANDELL DR EL PASO, TX 79903- Serving Comal County and surrounding areas for more than 144 years ■ Home of MARY ANN AND ALEX LABOWSKI JR. mg NCI JR. Vol. 144, No. 63 Inside Editorial...........................................A Sports.......................................•.....5 Comics............................................7 Market Place.............................9-12 Stammtisch Birthday wishes from the Herald-Zeltung! The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung extends birthday wishes to: Darryl Schmklt, Debra Koepp, Robert Fell (belated), James Tarlton, Ray Farias III, Joel Rodriguez, Lillian Jacoby, Marty Holies, Deivan Clark, and Frances Silguero. Happy anniversary wishes to Jack and Angie Bushe (55 years) and Mary Ann and Alex Labowski Jr. Pollen Count Mold —323 Cedar—1,644 (Poten measured in parts per cubic meter of air. Readings taken yesterday. Information provided by Or. Frank Hampel.) River Information Comal River—274 cubic feet per second, down 4 from yesterday. Edwards Aquifer Panther Canyon Well — 624.79 feet above sea level, down ,03. Herald-Zeitung searches for Eagle Scouts The Herald-Zeitung is attempting to develop a list of all those in Comal County who have attained Scouting's highest honor, the Eagle. . lf you are an Eagle Scout, please call the newspaper at 625-9144 so that your name may be included. We will request your address, phone number and the yeaI you earned the award. Creation of a local organization of Eagle Scouts is being considered and. should that materialize, the list compiled ' by the Herald-Zeitung would be used to contact potential members. As the list develops, it will be published periodically so that readers may look for the names of Eagle Scouts they know, and may offer the names of those not yet on the list. SM the Spurs March 2 will be New Braunfels Community Night at the San Antonio Spurs-Philadel-phia 76ers game in the Alam-odome. Sponsored by the Downtown Rotary Club and Vivroux Sporting Co., the event will benefit the New Braunfels Art League Building Renovations Fund. Tickets and seat selections are available at Vivroux Sporting Co., Walnut at Hi-35 near HEB, for $10.50. $22.50 and $32.50 each. Another $10 will take care of bus transportation if desired. For more information, call Vivroux at 606-4080. The New Braunfels Art League is renovating its two-story building with basement as money is available. The NBAL Gallery at 239 W. San Antonio St. is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a m. to 5 p.m. The winning numbers Lotto Toxas8,15, 26,27, 33,37 Est. $40 million jackpot —TEXfiS-r. LotteryThis newspaper is printed on recycled newsprint CLEAN wins battle against Ingram plant By DAVID DEKUNDER Staff Writer AUSTIN — On Thursday afternoon, the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC) rejected Ingram Readymix's attempt to build a concrete batch plant in Bulverde, pleasing dozens of residents who were present at the meeting. "This is a story of a community who united, worked hard and didn't quit," Kate Mathis, president of Citizens League for Environmental Action Now (CLEAN), said. "I think the commissioners were fair and ruled on the law." The TNRCC commissioners voted 2-1 against the standard exemption for the plant, with Chairman Barry McBee and commissioner Ralph Marquez voting against the recommendations of TNRCC staff attorney Scott Humphrey and Administrative Law Judge Bill Ehret, who presided over the hearings on the matter in September. Commissioner John Baker voted for the standard exemption, which would have given the plant the opportunity to operate without a permit. The plant would have been located on a 4.2-acre site at the intersection of Highway 281 and FM 1863. Fifteen people, including State Senator Jeff Wentworth, State Representative Edmund Kuempel, County Judge Carter Casteel, Commissioner Danny Scheel and .Qpmal Independent School District board member Robert Loop, spoke out against die plant. All of them cited concerns of air pollution, traffic and having the plant located on the Glen Rose aquifer, which Bulverde resident Cameron Wiley said was designated a critical water area by the old Texas Water Commission a few years ago. The speakers raised concerns that the potential air pollution from the plant could affect the health of 70-year-old Louise Lindsey, who suffers from cardiovascular problems and lives within 440 yards of the site. McBee and Marquez cited computer generated air modeling evidence introduced by CLEAN during the September hearings which showed the plant's air emissions would exceed its property lines during busy hours of operations. This would be a violation of the standard CLEAN President Kate Mathis testifies yesterday. exemption. "The evidence brought before us was not controverted," McBee said. "It showed the facility could violate operational conditions regarding standard exemption #71 Humphrey said the air modeling evidence was not applicable for standard exemption cases because that type of model had not been used before, the factors in the model were wrong and the model had not gone through proper model protocol through TNRCC's engineering division. Ingram, which was represented by Vice President Gary Johnson and San Marcos attorney John Hohn, argued that the plant met all the requirements for the standard exemption. "We properly applied for the application more than a year ago and we gave the residents their constitutional right to be heard," Hohn said. "Mr. Johnson has been in this business for over 20 years and knows about equipment that controls air pollution, having purchased them and researched them. The model that they (CLEAN) used is different from the models that the TNRCC uses." Ingram could apply for a permit if the company so desires, but CLEAN attorney Stuart Henry of Austin said he believes Ingram will not do that. "I do not think Ingram will apply for a permit because he would have to use air modeling evidence, which would kill them," Henry said. , Herald-Zeitung photos by MICHAEL DARNALL Firefighters from 10 area departments battled heavy smoke as a brush fire raged out of control yesterday. ' t Firefighter burned as blaze consumes 320 acres of brush By SUSAN FLYNT ENGLAND Staff Writer Firefighters from IO departments fought a Sand Hills grass fire for seven hours before they went home last night. The blaze burned about 320 acres, according to Guadalupe County Fire Chief Don McFarland. "We had a total of 14 brush trucks and five tankers out there," said Don Hamilton, Sand Hills fire chief. One Sand Hills unit was called back early this morning to fight a small rekindle, Hamilton said. A tree began to flame again. One Sand Hills volunteer firefighter's arm had second-degree bums. "As far as I know we didn't lose any homes, but a couple of sheds were consumed," Hamilton said. High south winds helped make the fire as bad as it was, Hamilton and McFarland said. Heavy brush with structures hidden from view in the vegetation made the firefighters' job still harder, McFarland said. "The fire jumped a major road," McFarland said. "We put in a fire break. It didn't reach the break, but it came close." Fire officials are still investigating the fire, but burning in violation of the bum ban is believed to be the Smoke shrouds the scene at the Sand Hills brush fire, where one firefighter was injured, and several sheds were burned. No homes were damaged by the fire. cause, McFarland said. "As it stands right now, Guadalupe, Comal and Hays counties all have bum bans in effect," Hamilton said. "It's going to be dangerous until we get a substantial amount of rain. Until yesterday's blaze, the bum bans had considerably reduced the number of fires in McFarland's area, he said. Firefighters and equipment assisted the Sand Hill Volunteer Fire Department from Longhorn, Lake Dunlap, Marion, Berlin, McQueeney, Stockdale. Nixon, Seguin and Randolph Air Force Base. The Kingsbury Fire Department sent personnel. Hamilton said. Many people don't realize how expensive fighting a large grass fire can be, McFarland said. 'Tm sure several thousand dollars in all were expended yesterday fighting this fire," he said. "They had to drive quite a distance — many of these folks have to leave work to come fight fires." CISD change will mean many students will change schools mid-year By DENISE DZIUK Staff Writer In preparation of the opening of three new intermediate schools, the Comal Independent School District has announced the realignment of the grade levels at CISD elementary and primary schools. CISD Superintendent Jerry Major said plans are to have the three new intermediate schools completed and occupied by the second semester of the 1996-97 school year. He said this means grade level realignments will be effective when students come back from the holiday break in January. Major said moving the students midway through the year was a concern for administrators.lt would be better to move students at the beginning of the year. However, he said, the new schools will not be completed until the end of the semester, so there was not much choice. "A mid-year move is not the ideal situation, but it will be freeing up some much-needed space," he said. Major said the realignment was based on the fact that the fifth and sixth grades would be moved to the new schools. He said the remaining population was then looked at. He said moving the two grade levels made extra 'A mid-year move is not the ideal situation, but it will be freeing up some much-needed space.' — Jerry Major, CISD supenntendent space at some campuses, so younger grades were moved to different campuses. However, other campuses still did not have any extra room even after the move, he said. "The numbers dictated that,'' said Major. Major said students changing campuses will still remain in the same area as their former schools. However, he said the district is looking at populanon growth across the district to see if attendance boundaries need to be put in. The new schools, which are part of the 1994 bond issue, are located adjacent to the Mountain Valley Elementary in the Sattler/Canyon lake area, near Frazier Elementary School in New Braunfels, and just west of Bill Brown Elementary School on Highway 46 in Spring Branch. As of the beginning of second semester of the 1996-97 school year. grade levels will be organized as follows: ■ Goodwin Primary (no change) Grades Prc-K — I ■ Frazier Elementary Grades 2 — 4 ■ Comal Elementary Grades Pre-K — 4 ■ Bulverde Primary Grades Pre-K — 2 ■ Bulverde Elementary Grades 3 — 4 ■ Bill Brown Elementary Grades Pre-K — 4 ■ Mountain Valley Elementary Grades Pre-K — 4 Marion City Council votes to pursue funds for water improvements By DAVID DEKUNDER Staff Writer MARION — The Mahon City Council began the long, arduous application process on Monday for the federal funds it will need to make improvements to its water system. The council voted to send its application for a $250,000 grant from the Texas Community Development Program (TDCP). The program is administered by the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs and the funds are provided by the U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development. "We will not know until this fall whether or not Mahon is a candidate (for the grant)," Philip Ruiz of Community Development Mar.agement in Lockhart said. "It could be the early part of 1997(when we learn) whether or not Marion gets the grant." Duhng a public heanng on the application before the regular council meeting, Ruiz told the councilmembers that Marion will be competing with other rural cities and counties for the grants. But Ruiz is optimistic about Manon's chances for getting the grant. "To qualify for the grants, your town must have 51 percent moderate- to low-income people," Ruiz said. "We are above that range with 70 to KO percent of your residents who are in that category " The grants can be used for water system improvements, wastewater improvements, drainage, fire protection, community centers, parks, cleanng and demolishing of property and other "basic human needs," Ruiz said. "The programs must benefit 60 percent of the moderate- to low-income people, which it will do since Marion has 70 to 80 percent moderate- to low-income population," Ruiz said. Manon will have to match IO percent of the $250,000. The city also has an option of applying jointly with another city or county and getting an extra $50,000, Ruiz said Last summer, the council approved a plan to build a 4.5-mile eight-inch parallel water transmission line which would connect the city's 300,(X)0-gallon storage tank at the intersection of Cireen Valley and Old Marion roads The line would parallel the present eight-inch line going into Manon. Depending on funding, the project is expected to take five years and cost $400,000. Manon has already received a $123,000 Community Block Development Grant from the state to pay for the improvements. Excess bond funds of $65,000 will also go towards the projectRural areds endangered by Supreme Court decision. See Opinion, Page 4. fa ;
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BeschreibungWomen are usually more in touch with their emotions than men and more readily seek help from professional sources when they encounter stress. The response they meet from doctors and other helping professionals at this point can be vital in determining the best outcome for them. Ashurst and Hall have written this book as a contribution towards a better understanding of the psychological aspects of women's health problems.
InhaltsverzeichnisContents; Foreword; Introduction; Part One - Womanhood; 1. Understanding Distress: the development and relief of symptoms; 2. Woman's Role and Identity: biological and sociological influence; 3. The Development of Feminine Identity and Sexuality; 4. On Becoming a Mother: psychodynamic issues of adolescence, mating and parenthood Dinora Pines; 5. Bonding and Rejection; Part Two - Distressed Womanhood; 6. Hungry Womanhood: eating disorders; 7. Womanhood Despoiled: childhood sexual abuse; 8. Lesbian Womanhood; 9. Childless Womanhood; 10. Barren Womanhood: psychological aspects of infertility George Christie and Mike Pawson; 11. Motherhood Thwarted: miscarriage, stillbirth and adoption; 12. Motherhood Bereft: loss of a child; 13. Motherhood Disappointed: the imperfect child; 14. Motherhood Depressed; 15. Perverse Womanhood: physical and psychological child abuse; 16. Bereft Womanhood: bereavement and widowhood; 17. Pairing and Parting: divorce and remarriage; 18. Single Motherhood Jane Price; 19. Step Motherhood Gill Gorell-Barnes; 20. Femininity assaulted: hysterectomy, gynaecological malignancy and mastectomy
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