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Keeping Up With Minnesota's college hockey prospects
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Image courtesy of Nicole Haase/Bucky's Fifth QuarterThree - Louie Belpedio, Nolan De Jong, and this past June's first round pick Luke Kuin - captain their respective teams. In the case of Kunin, the Chesterfield, MO native is only the second sophomore in Wisconsin's history to be named captain.
And all ten can be be tracked throughout their seasons. Here's who to follow, in order of selection.
Luke Kunin, Wisconsin (2016 1st round pick)
Who to follow: Todd Milewski - @ToddMilewski
Todd is back on the Badger beat for the Wisconsin State Journal after working at the Madison Cap Times. He's also an executive editor for USCHO, one of the largest national college hockey websites.
Jordan Greenway, BU (2015 2nd round pick)
Who to follow: Boston Hockey Blog - @BOShockeyblog; Scott McLaughlin - @smclaughlin9
The Boston Hockey Blog comprises BU's student paper coverage for the Daily Free Press. It's one of the better collection of student beat writers throughout the national college hockey landscape. Several have gone onto bigger and better things. One is McLaughlin, who now covers BU and Hockey East for WEEI.com and a Boston-centric podcast.
Louie Belpedio, Miami (2014 3rd round pick)
Who to follow: @MiamiOH_Hockey
Miami's official account is one of my favorite team accounts for both information and humor. And pancake updates.
Brandon Duhaime, Providence College (2016 4th round pick)
Who to follow: Mark Divver - @MarkDivver
Mark is the longtime college hockey and AHL reporter for the Providence Journal.
Carson Soucy, Minnesota Duluth (2013 5th round pick)
Avery Peterson, Minnesota Duluth (2013 6th round pick)
Who to follow: Matt Wellens - @MattWellens; Bruce Ciskie - @BruceCiskie
With two different Wild prospects, there is twice the reason to follow Minnesota Duluth. (Peterson, who transferred from Nebraska-Omaha, will be eligible beginning in late December.) Wellens covers the Bulldogs for the Duluth News Tribune. Ciskie is the team's radio play-by-play announcer. Both are fairly active on Twitter.
Nick Boka, Michigan (2015 6th round pick)
Nolan De Jong, Michigan (2013 7th round pick)
Who to follow: Orion Sang - @orion_sang; Joe Wolke - @MnBJoe
Another two-fer for a pair of defensemen that have been on the same pairing. Orion is one of Michigan's plethora of student reporters covering the Wolverines all over the nation for The Michigan Daily. Joe does some quality coverage over from afar at Michigan's SB Nation blog Maize N Brew.
Louie Nanne, RPI (2012 7th round pick)
Who to follow: Perry Laskaris - @perrylaskaris
Perry does play-by-play for RPI hockey. He's also #oneofus if that carries any weight.
Jack Sadek, Minnesota (2015 7th round pick)
Who to follow: Nate Wells - @gopherstate; Eric Vegoe - @evegoe; Drew Cove - @drewcove48
Yes I'm suggesting myself. Yes this is awkward. But the team I cover regularly has a Wild prospect and it'd also be awkward if I didn't mention that fact. I'd also suggest Eric (covering Minnesota for Gopher Puck Live and Minnesota Hockey Magazine) and Drew (who covers for the student newspaper Minnesota Daily) because they're around as well and do a fantastic job covering the Gophers.


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"You look like you could do with a joint," Annie, the girl I work with at the bar says.
"I feel like it. I feel like taking anything that comes my way," I mutter, turning away to serve someone. My stress levels maybe double when I feel her hand on my hip and her lips brushing against my ear as she leans up to whisper in it.
"I've got some weed. And we're on break soon," she tells me, sliding the hand on my hip around and up under my shirt. I push it back out and away from me, trying to get away from her and not let her corner me.
"I'm taken." She pouts, her glossy, red lips pushing out as seductively as she can manage.
"Guys cheat on their girls all the time."
"Only if they're assholes," I mutter, pretending that one off with Rayn totally didn't happen. And like Kyle didn't fuck someone else. Fuck, things are so screwed up right now.
"Well you're not a good boy," she says kind of huskily, "I've seen you around. I saw your band and what you all got up to after shows. I saw you in drug dens. You couldn't be a good boy if you tried."
"Doesn't mean I'd casually cheat on my boyfriend for a spliff."
"Boyfriend?" she asks, withdrawing slightly. I nod, pouring a pint for someone. "It's always the gay ones that are worth going after," she sighs, resting her elbows on the bar. She puts her chin on her hand and looks at me. I won't mention that I'm bi to her then. "You don't seem the type, though. I mean, you're quiet, but you don't seem like a faggot." Somehow she manages to say that word in a way that doesn't feel malicious - just the same as anyone would say 'fuck' or something. I look at her and shrug.
Apparently Annie feels generous today. Or she's hoping that by getting me high, she'll get into my pants. Either way, she gives me that spliff, and we light up outside in the alley.
"Fuck that feels good," I hum, leaning into the wall. She smiles too, sitting down. After a moment I join her on the ground and everything goes shiny.
After work's done, I can barely remember half of it. All I know is I acquired rather a lot of weed. The thought that it might help Kyle sleep occurred to me on the way home, too and I felt just that bit better about having left him alone for so long.
I walk into the bedroom. Kyle doesn't look like he's moved all day. He's still staring. Shit, how can you not sleep when you're that tired already.
"I got something that might help you get some sleep, babe." He stares. He keeps staring when I sit down on the bed with him and while I roll up a joint. "I know this probably isn't the best idea, but if it gets you to sleep..." I mutter, lighting up. I take a drag and pass it to him. Nothing. I nudge him a little. Still nothing. If he wasn't breathing, I'd probably have said he was dead, but I can see his chest moving ever so slightly. "Kyle, babe, c'mon." He curls up a tiny bit more and I sigh, hoping that the smoke in the air might have an effect on him at least.
Eventually I fall asleep, from a mix of the weed and sheer mental exhaustion from worrying about Kyle all day. When I wake back up, I'm all snuggled up to him, but he looks kinda dead.
To say the worry comes back when I realise his breathing's kinda slow is a bit of an understatement.
"Kyle?" I ask, worried. He mumbles something, but I don't catch what he says. "What?"
He says it again, still so quiet that I have to strain to hear him, but this time, I catch it. And really wish I hadn't. "Kill me," he says. I think my heart stops for a minute. I freeze. I genuinely feel so fucking shocked and horrified that he wants me to kill him that I can't think or breathe. It's like time's stood still and makes me stop with it. Because how are you supposed to react when your lover asks you to kill them?
I sort of smother him in a clinging hug, trying not to burst into tears for the millionth time in the last couple days. "I'm not gonna kill you."
"How many times do I have to tell you to make you believe I love you?"
"I don't wanna feel like this anymore. Please."
"I can't," I sniffle.
"Please, Damien," he says, on the verge of crying. Yeah, I start crying at that. He's crying too now, as he pleads with me, "Please. Gorgeous, I'm begging you."
I shake my head, "I can't," I repeat. "You're the only thing in my life worth living for. I can't... I can't."

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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - February 2, 1996, New Braunfels, Texas 8 Cl Herald-Zeitung D Friday, February 2,1996WheelsToyota CorollaThe quality of this economical David Sullens Toyota's Corolla, which for 19% has been given redesigned front and rear fascia, three new colors, new wheel covers; revised interior trim and a shortened manual shift lever stroke, is second only to the Camry in U.S. sales and is the second best selling car in the world behind the Volkswagen Beetle. My overall and overwhelming impression of the Corolla, as it has been with any Toyota product I can recall evaluating, was one of quality. And that is not just my opinion. More than three-quarters of all Corollas sold in North America are built at the New United Motor Manufacturing, Inc., plant in Fremont, Calif., or at the Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Canada, facility in Ontario, Canada. And those plants recently received the J.D. Power and Associates Gold Plant and Bronze Plant awards. The Gold Plant award signifies that that plant had the fewest defects per vehicle produced. The Corolla's front end revision involves a simplified, color-keyed grille flanked by smaller headlights. The Toyota emblem is located at the top center of the grille, and is faired into the bodywork. At the rear. Corolla DX models have been given a full wrap-around taillight assembly with a center reflector panel, while Standard grade models are fitted with gray center classing. Both models display the Corolla logo in the center. Available for the first time on any Toyota product is an integrated child safety seat restraint system. Located behind the passengers seat, the center section of the ri^ht rear seat folds forward to reveal a four-point harness with an easy to use latch. Driver- and passenger-side airbags are stan Toyota Corolla DX dard, as arc three-point seatbelts at all outboard seating positions, and child-protector door locks on rear doors (when activated, these prevent the doors' being opened from the inside). Four-wheel anti-lock brakes are available on all models. The Standard Corolla is powered by a 1.6-liter, four-cylinder, twin-cam, 16-valve engine that generates IOO horsepower at 5,600 rpm and IOO pound-feet of torque at 4,400 rpm. The upscale DX model is equipped with a 1.8-liter, four-cylinder, twin-cam, 16-valve family car comes shining through engine that is rated at 105 horsepower at 5,200 rpm and 117 pound-feet of torque at 2,800 rpm. Fuel economy ratings for the DX I evaluated were 27 miles per gallon in town and 34 on the highway. You can opt for either a three-speed automatic transmission or a five-speed manual with the Standard grade Corolla. The DX is available with the five speed or with a four-speed, electronically controlled automatic. The manual Corolla transmission has been revised for '96 for a better feel and more positive gear engagement. It features reduced shifter travel. The Corolla's suspension is fully independent with MacPherson struts at all four comers. All models have a rear stabilizer bar and the DX also has a stabilizer bar at the front. Suspension components are lighter for '96, which reduces unsprung weight and improves vehicle ride comfort and control. Brakes on all Corolla models are ventilated discs at the front and drums at the rear. The Standard grade Corolla has halogen headlights, color-keyed bumpers, 14-inch styled steel wheels with center caps, tinted glass and dual exterior mirrors. It has fully upholstered seats with a new fabric design, full carpeting, a lined trunk, dual cupholder^ a center console storage area and inside releases for hood, trunk and fuel doors. The DX is available as either a sedan or a five-door station wagon. To the Standard grade's equipment list, it adds color-keyed bodyside molding and door handles, and the already mentioned rear trim reflector. Inside, DX models feature upgraded fabric upholstery, 60/40 split folding rear seats with interior locks on the sedan, and fold-up seat cushions on the wagon. The wagon also has a power rear cargo-door lock and both the sedan and the wagon have rear headrests, intermittent windshield wipers, and a digital clock. The Corolla's 36-month/36,000-mile warranty applies to all components other than normal wear and maintenance items. Additional 60-month warranties cover the powertrain for 60,000 miles and corrosion perforation with no mileage limitation. The base price of the DX sedan loaned me for evaluation was $14,708. Optional equipment included color keyed door handles and bodyside molding, $20; color-keyed mudguards, $80; split folding rear seat with integrated child restraint seat, $125; and a $2,587 package that included air conditioning, tilt steering wheel, power windows, door locks and mirrors, AM/FM/Cassette sound system with four speakers, and carpeted floor mats. Destination charges totaled $447, bringing the suggested retail price of the test vehicle to $17,217. (David Sullens. editor and publisher of the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, has written an automotive column for the past 11 years.) Teen Connection receives TCADA grant Feb. 3 luncheon/bridge benefit co-chairs are Cathy Supple, Lunelle Anderson, and Patty Sullivan.■Vi The SWT Presidential Scholarship benefit luncheon/bridge committee includes: (front, I to r) Dorothy Evans, Lunelle Anderson, Anna Villarreal, Patty Sullivan, Cathy Supple; (back, I to r) Ruth Willbern, Flo Hild, Alberta Birk and Brita Northcutt.Plans set for Presidential Scholarship benefit luncheon/bridge Ladies who would like to participate in the Presidential Scholarship benefit luncheon/bridge tournament Feb. 3 may still do so. Please call 512-245-2396 for information. Because it is being held on the Southwest Texas State University campus (eleventh floor of the J.C. Kellam building) on Saturday, there will be ample parking The social hour begins at 11 a.m., luncheon at 12 noon, and for those who wish to stay and compete for prizes, bridge will follow. Those who wish may leave following lunch. C ; The proceeds from the $25 per per-donation will benefit the SWT The Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug abuse recently awarded a grant to Teen Connection that will allow the agency to provide more services to runaway abused and neglected children and their families. Through the grant, Teen Connection will be able to provide children and their families the opportunity to interact with each other in a substance-free environment. Children who are referred to the shelter and their families will be treated alongside each other through counseling and recreational activities. "This is a unique program," said Kyle Barrington, executive director of Teen Connection. "The idea is for the parents to be taught with their children. The parents learns to be parents and the child learns to be a child." The grant will allow Teen Connection to purchase a van for the program and to hire nine new staff members. These staff members include one inter vention coordinator to oversee the program, four licensed chemical dependency counselors, tw o recreational therapists and two case aides. The staff will work with the child and the family to provide activities in a supervised setting that will allow family members to interact with each other without the presence of alcohol and drugs. According to Barrington, activities will include non-competitive sports, trips to local parks, bowling, river rafting, trips to the zoo and visits to universities. "As an agency director, 14 m excited that an agency in Comal County was recommended. I am also thankful the state and the taxpayers are willing to support and help runaway abused and neglected kids," said Barrington. Teen Connection will begin training staff members on Feb. I, with services available in April. Highway Department hears local transportation priorities Presidential Scholarship fund for SWT students. Each bridge player may bring her own partner, or partners will be available at the event. Partners will remain together throughout the three rounds of six hands each. Local businesses will provide special door prizes with winners drawn from all those registered. Lunelle Anderson, Patty Sullivan and Cathy Supple are co-chairs of the event. Other members are Dorothy Evans, Alberta Birk, Flo Hild, Brita Northcutt and Ruth Willbem. At a public hearing held Jan. 29 at the city municipal building, Texas Department of Transportation officials heard from city, county and chamber leaders regarding future transportation needs in the area. The completion of the widening project on IH-35 in New Braunfels remained the top priority in every presentation. The meeting focused on projects not only in the 1996-98 Transportation Improvement Plan (T IP) which are projects already funded, but also on projects not in that plan that could be included in the 1999-2000 TIP. Mayor Fraser, representing the city, stated that although there are four IH-35 projects in the 1996-98 TIP, three are for the frontage roads and none of the projects go any farther north than Loop 337 South. Fraser presented TXDOT officials with copies of resolutions received from over thirty area communities as well as a letter he received from' Senator Phil Gramm supporting the completion of IH-35 in New Braunfels.Stammtisch Purple marlin seminar Malcolm Beck from Gardenville will present a purple martin seminar at IO a.m. Saturday, Feb. 3 at Schulz Nursery in Marion. Admission is free and the public is invited to attend and register for the $ 150 purple martin house that will be given away. Creative Memories Creative Memories instructor, Jo Anne Hyatt, can help you preserve your precious family heritage by teaching you how to make safe, meaningful and creative photo albums. The three-evening course includes tips on how to organize your photos, what photo-safe materials you should use, how to start your album, documenting stories, and more. Class begins Thursday, Feb. 8 and meets from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at Mountain Valley Elementary School. Advance registration is necessary. Call 885-7674 extension 301 Fraser also stated that he was pleased to see the Seguin St. railroad underpass project in the current TIP and expressed hopes that the Landa St. underpass project, the #1 needed underpass project in the state, would make it into the 1999-2000 plan. Lastly, Fraser expressed the need for widening State Highway 46 between New Braunfels and Seguin as well as the expansion of SH-46 between FM 2722 and Loop 337. Fraser stated, "Subdivision growth continues in this area at a rapid pace as schools continue to be built and businesses grow. Please give this your earliest consideration for inclusion in the 1999-2000 TIP." Comal County Judge Carter Casteel agreed with Fraser that the most pressing transportation need in the county remains the completion of the IH-35 widening project. "This road system has seen very heavy use and as we all know traffic volume will continue to grow," she said. "The sooner the widening project is completed, the better off our entire community and San Valentine benefit Smithson Valley High School freshman varsity tennis player, Nicole Stout, has received final acceptance as a member of the U.S. Tennis Team that will be playing in the Belgium International Tennis Cup this July. There will be a benefit Valentine Dance, Saturday, Feb. IO at the Bulverde Community Center from 8 p.m. to midnight. Tickets are $5, children under 12 are free. Bring your own ice chest with drinks. For tickets, call Denise Stout at 438-3827 or Carla Mann at 980-4042. Valentine ball The third annual KISS Valentine Ball will be held at the Canyon Lake Golf and Country Club in the Woodlands Feb. 3. Cocktails at 6:30 p.m., dinner at 7:30 p.m. Music by Monty "Guitar" Tyler. Tickets are $50 per person. Black tie optional. Cash bar available. Call 964-3001 for reserva- Antonio will be." Casteel introduced Comal County Engineer Tom Homseth to present specific projects of interest to Commissioners Court. Homseth thanked the TXDOT commission staff present for their cooperation over the last five years. "Every project that we've been talking about has now made the list and it is very gratifying," said Homseth. Randy Haugh, chair of the chamber transportation committee, introduced members of his committee to TXDOT staff. Haugh was also thankful for four projects included on IH-35 in the 1996-98 TIP but explained that this would only "get us to the real bottleneck," which is the section on IH-35 from Loop 337 South to FM 306 on the north side of the city. The chamber late last year requested an audience with the highway commission regarding this issue. TXDOT officials said that this meeting would take place around June of this year. * Other priority projects mentioned were the improvement of a section of tions. Bridal and fashion show Target, 642 S. Walnut Ave. will hold a bridal and fashion show Feb. 3 from I p.m. to 5 p.m. Attention bridge players Seguin Elks Ladies Auxiliary will hold their Winter Bridge Tournament Saturday, Feb. 3 at the Seguin Elks Lodge. Lunch and refreshments will be provided. Tournament starts at 9 a.m., with break for lunch, and continues until 4 p.m., when prizes will be awarded. Make check in amount of $10 per player payable to Seguin Elks Ladies Auxiliary and send to: Lola Young, 518 Sunset Drive, Seguin, TX 78155. For information, call 379-4505. Dog obodioncs class The city of New Braunfels Parks and Recreation Department is ofiFer- FM 1102 between Watson Lane and Hoffmann Lane, a connection across the Guadalupe River between FM 725 and SH-46, the rehabilitation of FM 758 from SH-46 and an extension of FM 306 from IH-35 across SH-46 and then across the Guadalupe River to FM 725. In closing, Haugh mentioned a goal of removing traffic from the Walnut Ave. interchange via the extension of Loop 337 from IH-35 along Ruekle Rd. to intersect with FM 1044 near Green Valley Rd. in Guadalupe County. "This interchange has become, since we spoke last, even busier with the H-E-B and Target centers and now the sporting goods store and soon to be another bank as well as the construction of the Wal-Mart superstore," stated Haugh. TXDOT officials thanked those present and stated that the final 1996-98 TIP and the new 1999-2000 TIP will be presented sometime in September at a meeting in San Antonio. ing a course in basic dog obedience taught by Stephanie Heinrich. The class will meet for eight weeks beginning Feb. 5. Classes will meet Monday evenings from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Landa Recreation Center. The fee is $45. For information, call 608-2167. Arts ensemble The Meridian Arts Ensemble will perform at 7:30 p.m., Feb. 6 in Evans Auditorium on the Southwest Texas State University campus. Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for students and senior citizens. Tickets go on sale at 5 p.m. the day of the performance at the auditorium box office, for information, call (512) 245-2030. (Submit items to: Herald-Zeitung Stammtisch 707 Landa St. New Braunfels, TX 78130 Or fax to 825-1224 J ;
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Real talk any character can be the most annoying. its the players that literally do the same combo the whole time is no fun. no one wants to play the game like that win or lose i dont care either way its just not fun when a jak or ratchet shoot the whole time or a dante just does the same combo. i hate people really and when i just wanna play this game for fun people ruin it and zeus is deffinately most annoying/ easiest to be.
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Movie Plot: 1887. Colorado. A deserted town lit by the glow of a reddish full moon. A stagecoach full of passengers and an enigmatic gunslinger find themselves prisoners of two outlaws on the run. As the travelers attempt to outwit the outlaws it becomes apparent that a bigger menace lurks outside; a beast that only appears on the night of a blood red moon.
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g2LaPianist - We walked barefoot on the sand...
We walked barefoot on the sand in silence for a spell. I wandered along the tide line, letting the ocean gently stroke my feet while my friend Emily meandered in the warmer sand, her Converse flung thoughtfully over her shoulder. We happily walked, not wanting to interrupt the water's babbling conversation with the sand pipers that fled before us.
Halfway around the island she stopped to regard the panorama. Raising her arms to indicate all around her she asked, "How do you do it?"
"That depends. What is it we're doing?"
"I mean this place. It's so insanely beautiful, how do you keep us snooty mainlanders from coming in and developing the place?"
I half-smiled. "It's not easy, but we just turn all of them down. They don't realize it, but we're actually doing them all a huge favor."
"Oh?" Em sat down on the sand. "And what favor is that?"
"I never told you about The Creature, did I?"
"I guess you don't mean your brother?"
I laughed. "No, not him."
"Then no, you haven't."
I sat down next to Emily. "In the middle of the island, right at the base of the mountain, there's a cave."
She rolled her eyes at me. "This isn't one of those island myth stories, is it?"
I smirked. "That's what everybody else asks, and no, it isn't. There's something that lives in the cave..."
"Of course there is."
"...that thrives on ignorance."
Emily's face contorted dubiously. "Say what? You joking?" I shook my head.
"We may be an isolated island, but there's a reason we keep up news of the mainland and so-forth. We have to. This Creature prowls the island on clear nights, and anything that smacks of ignorance is missing by morning. It's how we get rid of any newspapers that come our way. Any time we put something out that's inflated or misinformed is in shreds or completely gone by sunrise next morning."
"Why else do you think we don't have televisions out here? And the handful of people who managed to snatch and amplify an internet signal swear they hear a disapproving growl when the Creature prowls, but it leaves them alone because there is some good stuff on the 'Nets."
Emily shook her head. "I almost don't want to believe it, but coming from you it must have some kind of sense to it, if even only remotely." She stood up, brushing off stray sand. "C'mon, why don't we head back around? I think there's something good for supper."
I smirked knowingly as I rose to follow. "I tried explaining the growling outside last night," I thought, "but I don't think she's convinced. We just might have to go for a walk tonight."


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| MarCha chapter 13 . 8/23/2008
It was great and Vanessa sound like a lot of fun, I think.
| MarCha chapter 12 . 8/23/2008
I am happy that Jack is not Troy father. I hope Troy is too.
| MarCha chapter 11 . 8/23/2008
What a father Troy have
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They love each other, how cute? Very very... cute.
| MarCha chapter 9 . 8/23/2008
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Thank God she know about it.
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I like it now they finaly kissed I hope he enjoy it, what am I saying of coure he did.
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Gabi should think of what she does in th Party before Scott does somehing verybad to her.
| MarCha chapter 3 . 8/23/2008
What a father he is doing something like that to his son. Poor Troy I feel so sorry for him right now.
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How could Troy be so mean to Gabriella and what is with Chad I hope I will find out soon.
| MarCha chapter 1 . 8/23/2008
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| awanderingreader chapter 17 . 8/21/2008
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 20, 1997, New Braunfels, Texas THURSDAY 50 CENTS New BraunfelsHerald-Zeit :'0 33? noov 10/22/yy 80 o0_ WbST I'll CRO PUHL I HH.I NO <.Y>cV E VAND ti I, DK LL PADO, TX /y VOO-ii Inside Editorial................................ 4 Sports......................................7 Comics .......................................8 Market Race...........................11-14 Dear Abby............................. 3 Birthday wiilio front tho Harold Zottung! The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung extends birthday wishes to: Barite Hernandez, Marilyn Kotecek, Marina Hansen, Todd Barganfer (23 yean old), Samuel ( alibi (3 years old), F. Brandon Dieted, Angeline Stahl, Ora Lee Hcnk, Don Clarin (50 years old), Pablo Caballero, Alvin Bertram. Happy anniversary wishes go to: Carolyn and larry Shoe-make (28 years), Dixie and Kenneth Presley. To have a birthday or anniversary listed here, coli 625-9144. Pollen Count Mold —1,159 Oak-14 Aril-74 Mutoerry —10 Elm —none Hackberry — 26 — 12 (Posen measured in parts per cubic meter of air IntormaBon provided by Dr Frank "pet) River Information Comal River — 246 cubic feet per second, same ae Wednesday Edwards Aquifer Panther Canyon We# — 624.32 feet above sea level, up .01. Canyon Dam dacnarge — 1,021 cfs Canyon Lake inflow — 718 cfs Canyon Lake level — 910.94 feat above sea (aval. (Above conservation pod.) NOU sports pumpno 4.917 mfllon gri-lonsd surface waler Wednesday, and 121,000 gaAons at writ walsr wart used. Friday s regular brown bag lunch with New Braunfels Mayor Jan Kennady has been canceled because of the Texas Legislative Conference The lunches will resume at noon April 4 at the Municipal Building si I Visitor Cantor vokmtoors n##d#d The Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce needs volunteers for the new Highway Visitor Center planned to open in mid-May. The Chamber currently has a great volunteer core, but new volunteers are needed to staff the new center Anyone interested can call Lyn-di Moon at the Chamber office. 625-2385. , The New Braunfels Herald* Zeitung of Southern Newspapers Inc. and Galveston Newspapers Inc are seeking applicants in their readership areas for the Carmage and Martha Ann Walls Endowed Presidential Scholarship in the Department of Journalism of The University of Texas at Austin The scholarship is for $2,000 in the 1997-98 academic year beginning next September Applicants should be interested in pursuing a career in print journalism and must have been admitted, or be seeking admission, to The University of Texas at Austin The scholarship winner will be selected on the basis of academic standing and demonstrated interest rn print journalism Applicants should submit tar hiyh-school transcripts, a letter of reference from a high school journalism or English teacher, and a statement outlining their career goals in print journalism Applications should be submitted by Friday to Doug Toney at the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, 707 Landa St. Finalists from each city will be forwarded to the Department of Journalism, where a faculty member will select the scholarship wanner The winner will be announced in late April, County Probation Complex pletion delayed—again By DENAE DZIUK Staff Writer Completion of the Comal County Probation Complex, originally slated for completion at the end of January, was delayed again because of weather conditions. Comal County began construction of an 11,000-square-feet facility in June to house the adult and juvenile probation departments. Despite being almost two months behind schedule, the building will still not be ready for about another week. "They thought they could catch up (the original lost days), but with all the rains they couldn't get out there even on the weekends," Comal County Purchasing Agent Ed Krai said. "Every time it rains, it throws them off a couple days." Krai said the contractor now expects the building to be substantially completed next week. He said there is still touch-up work to be done, as well as COMPLEX DELAYS ■ June, 1996: Ground breaking of the Comal County Probation Complex. ■ January, 1997: Original completion date Delayed because of weather ■ Feb. 28.1997 Second projected completion date. Delayed because of weather. ■ March 19,1997: Third projected completion date. Delayed because of rain. ■ March 24 through March 28, 1998: Project planned for completion work on the canopy, parking lot and sidewalks. The carpet had been installed, but would need cleaning before the departments move in. "I don't want (the probation departments) to rush over there anyway,'' Krai said. "I want all that (mud) cleaned up first." Director of Juvenile Probation Carol Robison said her department has tentatively set April 3 as a move-in date. She said it should take her department only a day to change offices. "We've started getting things boxed up and ready to move," she said. "We're going to shoot for that day and see what happens.'* Krai said the adult probation department would likely move into the new building the second week of April. Once the two departments move out of the courthouse, the vacated space will be used by other offices for expansion and additional working space. Construction of the building is expected to cost approximately $1,027,000. Money to pay for the building will come from SI.25 million in Comal County, Texas Tax Anticipation Notes, which arc similar to certificates of obligation. at health and education in out community. From the expansion of McKenna Memorial Hospital and ahcrnafive methods of treating illness to home schooling and what tbs Climes of 2000 and 2001 think about the lUtut^ trite a deeper took at the area's health and education systems. Eggs-acting preparation JBBneger Denarii DomraN loops Booter boskets In preparation for Saturday's Easter egg Zertung pholo by Michael Darnall hunt et Lands Fork. Children of to the free event et 110h«iir el Hie goMtao turnaround st the Aortfe end of Lande Park. Hunt offers chance to find tasty treasures By ABE LEVY Staff Writer IE YOU RE GOING Trestle Russell recalls the days when she and her three siblings weaved nests out of bluebonnets that grew on the hillside of her father's land in Solms. Some of the bluebonnets would grow to 12 inches in length, an ideal size to create a home for the hard-boiled eggs in celebration of Easter. Now in her 60s, Russell continues the nest-making tradition with her three grandchildren and with hundreds of other children through the annual Landa Park Easter Egg Hunt The Saturday event draws upwards of 200 frantic children who scour the gazebo turnaround in search of tasty treasures. "Volunteering is absolutely fantastic,*' said Russell, who has helped for the lari four years. "It's so gratifying to sec how happy the kids are when they come and see the eggs laying around." The Landa Park Easter Egg Hunt is scheduled to begin at 11 a m. Saturday at the gazebo turnaround Here s what to expect: ■ Children will be separated into ages infant to 3,4 to 6 and 7 and up with separate areas to hunt ■ Bring a container of some type to hold Pie candy ■ Organizers plan to hide a prize egg for each age group that can be turned in for a full-sized Easter basket. ■ The Easter Bunny is scheduled to appear during the hunt ■ Bring a tooth brush and some tooth paste ■ For more information, call the city parks department at 608-2167 Sponsors include Wuest's Supermarket, which provides the candy, and the New Braunfels Evening Rotary Club, which supplies volunteers like Russell. "It's nice to donate something like that lo the community," said Darrell Donnell, manager of the downtown Wucst's store, who attended last year's hunt 'The kids get st) excited and into the event.'' The city parks department oversees the hunt in which 4,560 sugar eggs and 2,940 marshmallow bunnies will be nestled under small bushes and stowed in the tree branches around the park. While another 75 plastic eggs filled with a variety of candies will be tossed into the mix, a prize Turn to Hunt, Page 2 Mayor's race now a contest 2 candidates file for Garden Ridge office on final day By DAVID DEKUNDER Staff Writer GARDEN RIDGE — Garden Ridge residents will have a choice on May 3 between a political newcomer and a one-term councilman to succeed outgoing Mayor Jay P. Millikin. Councilman Jay Kcibclman, 60, and ( atherine I ( ochnaucr, 41, both filet! for the mayor's position Wednesday, the final day to enter the municipal races. William Coffin of 9514 Golden Rod Circle filed for Place 2, which is Fcibelman's current seat. Councilman Bill Harris of208IS Glen Cove filed for rc-election in Place 3. Both Loffin and Hams face no opposition for the at-large positions Feibelman, who resides al 21014 Plum Ranch, had earlier filed for reelection to Place 2 but withdrew to run for mayor, City Secretary Judy Tokar said. Feibelman said he decided to run for mayor because at the time he filet! for the position no taw else had done it yet "The city council would have appointed a mayor by law if nobody applied,'' Feibelman said. "I think the mayor should be elected I wanted to avoid the process of the council appointing a mayor." Feibelman said as mayor he will concentrate on the issues which have been brought up in council meetings for the last few years "I just want to continue to maintain a wonderful community to live in," he said. "I want to keep Uixes down. We still have to deal with the issue of water conservation, we still have to hire a city administrator, ami then there is the building of new home sites (in the city).'' Feibelman, a three-year Garden Ridge resident, has served on die council for two years He is retired from the Turn to Race. Page 2 City Council filing ends; contested races on tap in both districts 3,4 By ABE LEVY Staff Writer This year's billot for two spots on the City Council will include contested races for representation of voters living in the north and northeast sections of New Braunfels. Wednesday was the deadline for filing for the races that pit former mayor md councilman Rudy Seidel against local businessman Randy Vanstory in District 3 and retirement activity director Jan Kotylo against electronics store manager Russell McDonald in District 4. This morning city officials conducted a random drawing that resulted in Seidel and Kotylo being listed first on the May 3 ballot rn their respective races Current District 3 council member and local attorney Brenda Freeman said earlier this year that she would not seek another term. With two terms coming to a close this election, former mayor Paul Fraser will vacate the Disttkt 4 post. Seidel, a long-time photo studio owner, is vying for a return to the council on which he served from 1991 to 1994. Seidel now runs an industrial warehouse business and serves on the city's fxonomic Development Corporation Board. Vanstory co-owns Quick Align Brakes and Suspension and is a member of the Planning and Zoning Commission. He also served on the city's ethics advisory committee. Kotylo works at Vista Village Retire ment ( enter and is a member of the city's Safe City Commission. She is also a student in the Citizens Police Academy McDonald works as a manager at ColorTyme in New Braunfels and serves on the city's Zoning Board of Adjustment. He has taken a leave of absence as chairman of the Safe City Commission. 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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - July 4, 1985, New Braunfels, Texas New Braunfels Hera\d-Zeitung Thursday, July 4,1985 ELLEN GOODMAN O pinions Hwrald-Zeitung Dave Kraasr, General Manager Robert Jokifoa, Editor Ellen GoodmanAmerica: our separateness keeps us together We might have chosen some other day. Maybe Sept. 3, the day the British signed the peace treaty in Paris. Maybe March 4, the day the U.S. Constitution became effective. Either one would have made a decent enough national holiday. But July 4th was the day that audacious group of Americans declared independence. I suspect it was independence which seemed then, and certainly now, the American thing to celebrate. ^dependence was what united the different people of the suspicious states of late 18th-century' America. Independence was what the polygot of immigrants in the late 19th century all read into the exploding firecrackers. Independence is what the late 20th-century population of self-seekers march to. What connects us back through history to our founders and across space to each other is, ironically, a shared sense of the importance of our own separateness. Together, we defend our right to be independent of others, including each other. Together, we value self-reliance. And together we often forget our togetherness. Americans are quick to demand the independence of our country from the world. We are eager to protect the family from the government. We are most eager to protect individuals from every intrusion. It is easier for many of us to think of the pursuit of happiness as a getaway plan. Even the words "I have to find myself" have become the farewell address of many relationships. Yet the founding fathers of the country declared a split and a new union on the same day. This same ambivalence runs among modern Americans as well. Our desire to belong still rubs up against the more fierce desire to separate. In the book Habits of the Heart, five sociologists describe this quality in the American character as ''the deep desire for autonomy and self-reliance combined with an equally deep conviction that life has no meaning unless shared with others in the context of community." But they are aware, as most of us are, that the centrifugal forces are more powerful. The authors met people who were virtually tongue-tied when they tried to explain the meaning of commitments in their daily lives. The language of the self was everywhere they went, especially in the popularized lingo of psychology. But the vocabulary of connection was sorely limited. I have seen some of that in daily life. Many of us get our greatest sustenance from home life and yet raise our own children to leave home. Often we live in families counting on each other for support and yet teach our children "the importance of self-reliance as the cardinal virtus of individuals." In the same cultural ambivalence, we go on valuing marriage but become increasingly wary of "losing ourselves" in it. Even husbands and wives deeply committed to each other are less able to explain why except in the feel-good terms of psychobabble. Increasingly, religious or political communities, are evaluated by how they serve our individual needs. "We strongly assert the value of our self-reliance and autonomy. We deeply feel the emptiness of a life without sustaining social commitments." write the authors of Habits of the Heart. "Yet we are hesitant to articulate our sense that we need one another as much as we need to stand alone, for fear that if we did we would lose our independence altogether." I don't know why Americans see the "I" as fragile and the "we" as threatening. I don't know why it is easier for us to ward off intrusions on our freedom than to welcome supporters. It may be because we are a nation of inveterate leavers. It may be because we still feel essentially that we have to make it on our own — we are loners in the economy if not the wilderness. It may be simply that we need a language to describe the values of sharing and the ways joint effort enlarges any sense of enterprise and mutes loneliness. But on at least one July 4th it's worth remembering that the original day of independence was also a day of commitment and of community. They were not isolated self-seeking loners who closed the declaration by saying. "With a firm reliance on the protection of divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor." Mike Royko 7 James Kilpatrick What's in a word? Not sure? Look it up A letter is at hand from Edith Kelt/ of Northbrook, 111. Her word is "mundane." Another letter comes from Trudy McV icker of Hound l^ike Beach, 111. Her word is "fungible." The gentlewomen, I can tell you, have the souls of writers. They are in love with words. This is an indispensable characteristic for any person who wants truly to become a writer. You must see words in all kinds of ways as elementary tools, as precision instruments, as the merest playthings, as jewels to be caressed and admired. And the identifying mark of all such lovers of words is: They look 'em up. So with Mrs. Feltz. She started to use "mundane" in something she was writing, but in the back of her head was a small stirring of uncertainty. Her thought was that "mundane" has but one meaning — commonplace, dull, boring, everyday, banal, ordinary, humdrum. She was sure the accent was on the first syllable. To her astonishment, she discovered that while "mundane" lias the negative connotations she had attached to it, its first meaning is "worldly" as distinguised from "heavenly" or "spiritual. And the word can be accented on either syllable. So, too, with Ms. McV icker. She read a review in the Chicago Sun Times of a book about China. The book is a companion volume to a TV series about China on the Public-Broadcasting System. Said the reviewer: "After the series has ended, viewers will still have a fungible reminder of what they have seen." Fungible reminder? She looked it up. She found that Webster's, American Heritage and Random House are equally unintelligible: "Being of such a nature or kind that one unit or part may be exchanged or substituted for another unit or equal part to discharge an obligation." Said Ms. McVicker: "It still does not make any sese to me." If a writer for the Christian Science Monitor had been blessed with the same curiousity, he would not have blundered in April in a story about a seed company that sent out samples of a new turnip seed. "Back came some of the most fulsome praise for a vegetable that Thomas ever received." The writer went on to quote some of the rave reviews given the new variety. He thought "fulsome" meant "enthusiastic," or "warm," or "sincere." Well, it doesn't. On other matters: Homophones, those mischievous sound-alikes, continue to bite at our prose like chiggers at our ankles. In Winston-Salem, N.C., the Associated Press reports, "Brown also is charged with speeding to allude arrest."...At a meeting at the Cascades Volcano Laboratory in Vancouver, "about 300 people poured over laser equipment and other displays."...In Philadelphia, a citizen wrote the Inquirer to demand the resignation of a city commissioner "for her cavalier flaunting of the tax laws."...In Washington, D.C., The Post quoted a spokesman for the Department of Transportation on Hat conj! THATS RIGHT, TOMMY, irs mo ANL I'M HERE VIEU time!erne w only losers national TANNING CHAMP ZONKER HARMS! LIE IN THE SUN f v SO PIP I YOUNGSTER BUT BUT BUT THEN I HOSED UP I THOUGHT SEE THIS ''HEALTHY TANNING GUJk/r TAKE A CLOSER UIA6COOL, LOOK!' MR HARRIS! GA# /&*&■ GET SMART. C1MR UP. ALOHA Want some dough? Put a curse on it advertisements offering airline seats at a bulk rate: "We have seen these ads, and they have peaked our curiosity." Once more the record: Look things up! We ought not to confuse allude and elude, pour and pore, flaunt and flout, and peak and pique, and we won't mix them up if we will only cultivate the writer's sixth sense of something that's not quite right. The mail brings some magnificent bloopers and mangles. In a feature story from the Newhouse News Service: "Tall and slender, Jane Goodall's eyes, ringed by crow's feet, seem to dance when she talks about her chimps."...in the Birmingham (Ala.) News, we learn that delegates to Democratice national conventions "are now half men, half women.''...And this from the program of the Presbyterian Church of Plum Creek, Pa.: "The music for today's service was composed by George Frederick Handel in celebration of the 300th anniversary of his birth." Somebody couldn't get a Handel on that sentence. There have been many stones about bright kids using their home computers to steal large sums of mone> They don't even have to break down a door or crack a safe the way the old-time thieves had to do. With their technical wizardry , all they have to do is figure out how to punch into the computers of banks or other financial institutions and electronically switch money from this account to this one. That is known as giving the younger generation the advantages which we never had. Or progress. But I'm pleased to note that some things don't change. Just the other day. the cops grabbed Laura Wanko, a tiny gypsy woman who lives on Chicago's Northwest Side, and tells fortunes, gets rid of evil spells, curses and whammies, and brews up potions that will make people happy. It seems that a woman came to laura for help and advice in solving her problems By the time I .aura got done helping her. the woman wasn't any happier, but she was $39,000 lighter. I'm always amazed when I hear about people being plucked that way, since we are in the late 20th century, and it's hard to believe that gy psies are still running cons. But con artists like Laura and her many thieving relatives goon and on, with the same gimnucks they've been using for centuries. And there are always people who fall for them This is the way she did it, according to Detective Dallas Tyler, who specializes in gypsy scams "The woman who came to her had problems. She was an intelligent, reasonable woman. But Laura convinced her that there was a curse inside of lier. And she told her to bring an egg that she had slept with under her bed. "Then she breaks the egg and says she sees something inside that proves there is a curse And she tells her to bring some bathwater that she's bathed in. Then she pours it in a dish and it creates the image of the devil on the bottom of the dish That's easy to do. You pour a chenucal on the plate and when waler pours on it, the images ppears. "After that, she convinced her there was a devil in her life, which wasn't hard to do with some people lf you believe in God, chances are you believe in the devil. "Then she convinced her that she had a mcney curse She told her that one (rf her bank accounts was cursed and that if she didn t take the money out of it. her children or loved ones would die. "To convince her that the money was cursed, she brought out a rooster to look at the money and the rooster went into a kind of stupor She has a way of putting a rooster into a stupor Then she had her spit on the cursed money and she said she should throw it into a box and she'd bury it to get rid of the curse So the woman spit on her money and threw it into a box. Then Laura took it out to bury it We don't know what she did with that money, though, because she's not admitting anything "That wasn't enough for her She told the woman to borrow $20,000 from her church. That was somehow going to help in lifting the curse "That's when the light finally dawned on the woman that something wasn t right. So she came to us and we made a clean pinch on Laura." It's not known if Laura Wanko is related to Rachel Wanko, who once clipped an old janitor here in Chicago for $16,000 Or if laura or Rachel Wanko are related to Louis Wanko, who was in on a scam with a fortune-teller named Mother Vanessa, who took an old lady for $120,000 As the cop said, the Wankos are a big family. And they apparently keep pretty busy with their stuptfied roosters, devils on plates, and cursed eggs under the bed. But if you think about it, why should it be surprising that there are people who believe I .aura Wanko. Every day, thousands of stock-bokers call supposedly sane people and tell them that if they just write a check, they'll become rich. That's legal. Mailbag Small claims treatment frustrates reader I am writing this letter to enlighten the public as to what is happening in our "Small Claims Court". A short time ago, my daughter filed suit against a party owing money to her. The filing fee was $25.50. Although the party was easily located, several months passed before (tis summons was served. The court date finally arrived and my daughter was awarded the judgment. At this time the defendant proceeded to tell the Judge that he did not have the money now and could not pay it all at once. To this the Judge replied "this is only a judgment, you don't have to pay it at all if you don't want to." Needless to say site has not collected a penny fom this party. The only recourse she has is to abstract and record this judgment in hjpes that the party will someday own ana »cil a piece of real estate. At this time she could collect oo this Judgment against IL This could be fears or maybe never. I woald like to know Just how ti-foeti** Is s SMALL CLAIMS Coart being operated in this manner? She would certainly never waste her filing fee to appear in front of this judge again. Name witnheld by request HA, HA'LOOK AT THAT KIP MTH NO TAN1 BOY, IS HE PONT LAUGH., TOMMY THE JOKE COULL BE ON YOU! ^ ;
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BeschreibungThe Jungle Book (1894) is a collection of stories by English Nobel laureate Rudyard Kipling. The stories were first published in magazines in 1893–94. The original publications contain illustrations, some by Rudyard's father, John Lockwood Kipling. Kipling was born in India and spent the first six years of his childhood there. After about ten years in England, he went back to India and worked there for about six-and-a-half years. These stories were written when Kipling lived in Vermont. There is evidence that it was written for his daughter Josephine, who died in 1899 aged six, after a rare first edition of the book with a poignant handwritten note by the author to his young daughter was discovered at the National Trust's Wimpole Hall in Cambridgeshire in 2010.
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