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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - February 28, 1993, New Braunfels, Texas SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1083 HERALD-ZEITUNG 3-A BRIEFSOfficials monitor armed religious cult WACO CAP)—Local authorities say they are monitoring a small but heavily aimed religious cult awaiting the end of the world at their compound IO miles east of Waco, but only as a protective measure. The Brandi Davidian sect, an offshoot of die Seventh-day Adventist Church and whose leader claims to be Christ, makes no secret of having a large assortment of military assault weapons. Assistant U JS. Attorney Bill Johnston said people can own as many weapons as they want as long as they are legal. Cult members live in a 77-acre fortress called Mount Carmel, near the Elk community. Members of the cult, which now is about 75 in number, visited the McLennan County sheriff's department after neighbors complained about weapons being fired at the compound.Hospital apologizes for organ mistake DALLAS CAP)—A hosp)-tai that mistakenly dunged the parents of a dead girl for the cost of removing donated organs and sent them a graphic description of the procedure has agreed to apologise and pay the family $20,000. The apology and payment will settle a lawsuit filed against Parkland Memorial Hospital fay Ira and Pam Henson. SA111 wanted was for them to realise their mistake," Ira Henson said. Erica Henson, their 8-year-old daughter, suffered severe brain damage in June 1990 when she foil from a moving van.Mother charged with child injury AUSTIN CAP)—An Austin woman who told poljee she loses control of her emotions when her 2-year-old daughter refuses to speak to her has been arrested on charges of ii\juiy to a child, a newspaper reported Saturday. Barbara Gail Fuller, 42, was arrested Friday night in connection with a Feb. 19 incident in which her daughter foil down about sis stairs after she was hit by her mother. Her daughter, Sarah, was critical Saturday at Brackenridge Hospital.Enlisted personnel oppose gay ban lift LOS ANGELES (AP)— About three-fourths of US. military enlisted personnel oppose President Clinton's plan to lift the Pentagon's ban on homosexuals in the armed forces, according to a survey to be published Sunday. Of more than 2,300 enlistees polled by the Los Angeles Times, 74 percent said they disapproved of lifting the ban on homosexuals, while 18 percent favored the change. But only IO percent of those who identified themselves as potential military careerists said they would not remain in the service if gays were allowed to serve openly. FORK! AST Sunday wiU ••• a 60 percent chariot of showers or thunderstorms, with a high In the low 60s. Southeast winds wM be at 10 to 15 mph. CISD board honored at meeting Trustees of the Comal Independent School District who were honored at the Feb. 22 school board meeting are: • William Hays, Jr. - president Age 50. A partner in the engineering firm of Maroon Mok, Hays holds a bachelor of science degree. He and his wife, Diane, reside in the Spring Branch area. Hays is the father of two sons, Sean and Dirk, who are bota graduates of Smithson Valley High School. In his ninth year on die board of trustees, Hays' term of office expires in May, 1993. •Leroy Goodson - vice president Age 52. He has served on the CISD board of trustees for 15 years and holds a bachelor of science degree. Goodson is employed as general manager of the Texas Water Conservation Association. Residents of the Rivercrest area of New Braunfels, he and his wife, Judene, have two children, Colby and Kyla, who are both Canyon High School graduates. Goodson's term of office expires in May, for a ssation die Comal Independent Bfoool Distort boid of trustees may Cle from Feb. 15 to March 17 for**!* of two positions that will be on the ballot The terms cf trustees William Hays, Jr. mod Leroy Goodson will ex^thtoye^^ bent hee yet indicated his intention to seek re-election. According to State law, the election will be held on the first Saturday hi May. Deadline to file for one of the position* is 5 pluton March T::;- Prospective candidates may SBeitoa plato oh foe ballot at foe Comal XSD Borine* Office, located at 1421 Highway Bl East in Mew Braunfels. ^ ^ ^ The OSD school board will call foe May I election at their i tegutar meeting Fib. 22. • be a iesident of foe Comal isopod meal bel pjgtotojid ester. A candidate must name a campaign treasurer, who may be the canmaate, DetQfa aocepQng campaign expenditures* -C3SD Business Manager Abel Campos may be contacted for more tefonnatem at695-896ior 885-7874. 1993. •Tom Potter - secretary. Age 48. He is a resident of the Garden Ridge area and works as a selfemployed personnel consultant Potter holds an Associate of Applied Science degree. He and his wife, Eva, have four children: David, Anna, and Tina all graduated from Canyon High School where youngest daughter Monika is a senior. In his eighth year on the school board, Potter's term of office expires in May, 1994. •Don Craighead • treasurer. Age 46. A resident of the Bulverde area, Craighead and his wife, Nell, are foe parents of three daughters: Julie Smith and Jill Anthony are graduates of Smithson Valley High School, while Jenny is a senior on that campus. A graduate of Texas A&M University, Craighead is the owner of Don Craighead Homes. He is in his second year on the school board. Craighead's term of office expires in May, 1994. •Lee Ikels • trustee. Age 50. He is a lifelong resident of New Braunfels and is employed as director of technical services for WestPoint Pepperell. Ikels and his wife, Doris, are the parents of two Capron High School graduates—Commie and Wads. In hit eighth year of aer-ObituariesHarry A. Alves Services for Harry R. Alves, 86, are panting with Doeppenechmidt Funeral Home. Mr. Alves (ted Saturday. Fab. 27 at Central Texes Medical Center in San Marcos. Doeppenachmldt Funeral Church in New Braunfels. She was a homemaker, and a Lutheran. Survivors are her husband, Hilmar Burkhardt of New Braunfels; one sister, Gertrude Lehmann of San Marcos and numerous nieces and nephews. VWtaHon wi be from 5 pm Saturday until service time Monday. Doeppenachmldt FuneralPatsy Ruth Sutton Graveside services for Patsy Ruth Sutton, 66, of Canyon Lake wfl be af 230 pm Tuesday March 2 at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery. Mrs. Sutton died Thursday. Fab. 25 in Waco. Doeppenachmldt FuneralMarceline George Services for Marcelene George, 79, are pending with Doeppen-schmidt Funeral Home. Mr. Alves died Saturday, Fob. 27 at McKenna Memorial Hospital Doeppenechmidt FuneralErne Burkhardt Services for Ems Burkhardt, 78, of New Braunfels win be at IO am Monday, March 1 at Doeppen-schmidt Funeral Home with the Rev. Charles Probe! officiating. Burial wN be in Guadalupe Valey Memorial Perk. Mrs. Burkhardt was bom on March 13,1914 in Hancock, Tx. to Abort and Olga Kuhn Wantoner. She married Hamer Burkherdt on Oct. 9,1940 at St. Paul LutheranDionicio Toms Sr. Services for Dionicio Torres Sr., 76, of New Braunfels, wil be at 10 am. Monday, March 1 at Zoeler Funeral Home with the Rev. Abed "W*sleeve careme I rev bio omcteimg. Burial WIN be in Comal Cemetery. A rosary WHI be said at 730 pm Sunday at Zoeler Funeral Home. Mr. Torres (led Friday, Feb. 26 at Colonial Manor Care Center. He was bom May 12, 1916 In San Marcos to Anionb and Santos Gonzales Torres. Mr. Torres bed in New Braunfels for 42 yean. He married Ignada Gonzales on Nov. 6,1961 In New Braunfels. Mr. Torres was employed at Dean Wbid Co. and was a member of the Iglesia Pentecostal lenmnlnm He was preosded in death by his first wife, Cruz Torres in 1978. Survivon ere his wife, Ignada Torres, of New Braunfels; daugh-ten and sons-in-law, Maria and Anselmo Rosales of Dales, Emma and Joe Saesenhagen, AngeUta and Roy Garcia, Aurelia and Raymond VWarreal and Lucy and Pete VMarreel, el of New Braunfels; sons and daughters-in-law, Ernesto and Roes Tones of Grand Prarie. Dbn-ido and Sophia Torres Jr., David and Lups Tones, RogsHo and Dora Tones, aa of New Braunfels, and Ricky Torres of Hawaii; sisters, Agapae Flores of San Marcos, Angelus Acevedo of New Braunfels. Eulalia Torres of New Braun-fets and Erlnda Pomps of Lubbock; two brothers, Eusebio Torres of San Marcos and Anionb Tones of Dellas; 34 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren and numerous nebes end nephews. Memorials may be made to the charity of one s choice. 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text: 24 Hours Out – What Should You Be Eating? Nutrition By Susie Burrell 20 March 2015 With less than 24hrs to go until the big race, preparation thoughts can now turn to getting your nutrition right so you are optimally fuelled for your event. While ensuring that your muscles stores of glycogen are at their best, for the more recreational athletes, this does not mean you have to carb load as if you are a marathon runner to prepare. All you need is a couple of light, carbohydrate rich options later today as well as a good pre run breakfast to get the most out of your run. While events that are longer than 90 minutes of high intensity such as marathon running or triathlon do warrant a carb load, shorter events simply need a good meal the night before and morning of an event. Today choose carb rich options for both your lunch and dinner to ensure you top your muscle fuel stores up tonight. Good options include some pasta or noodles with a little lean chicken or fish, a few vegetables with a large glass of 100% juice to go with. Next but most importantly it is imperative that you do eat something before the run, and high GI carbs such as bananas, sports drinks and lollies will not cut it, as their energy peak will last just 30-60 minutes, and it is likely to be several hours before you actually start your event. Light but carb rich breakie options that will not sit on your tummy include a plain breakfast cereal such as Weetbix and skim milk, some peanut butter or eggs on toast or a liquid meal such as a mixed juice or smoothie. If you find that you really struggle to eat before a run, try a small amount of an energy bar or even a skim milk coffee. Ideally we will eat something 90-120 minutes before a run to get us through the hour or so of running/walking. If though you do need to get out of bed at the crack of dawn to make it into the city, you may need a top up snack an hour or so before you run. Good options include 1 slice of white bread with peanut butter, small skim milk coffee, protein/carb energy bar or a liquid drink such as a homemade smoothie. Most importantly is the need to keep well hydrated. Drink plenty of water today and if you are prone to cramping, add some Hydralyte to your water bottle to help prevent cramps as well as aid hydration. Remember, for the vast majority of us, sports drinks are not necessary and are simply giving you extra calories that you are likely to actually wanting to burn during the big race. Stick to water, take a bottle with you to sip on before the run and enjoy every minute of the race you have worked so hard to prepare for. Please note: This blog aims to supply user-friendly nutrition information for busy people without comprising on food taste and quality but should be used as a guide only and not in place of advice from your own dietitian or medical specialist. For further information on this topic, please consult your health professional. The content of this blog, including attachments, may be privileged and confidential. Any un-authorised use of this content is expressly prohibited. Any views that are expressed in this message are those of the individual sender, except where the sender expressly, and with authority, states them to be the views of Susie Burrell Pty Ltd. Category: Nutrition « Back

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A Million Ways to Die in the West has debuted its first trailer, a comedy from Seth MacFarlane giving gross-out gags a Western spin.
The Ted and Family Guy creator's next film sees him direct, co-write and star, playing a cowardly farmer who enlists the help of a gunslinger's wife (Charlize Theron) in the hope of winning back a woman who left him.
While most of the Westerns we've seen in recent years have gone for gritty realism, this film seems less concerned with authenticity and more with slapstick humour, the cast making no attempts to adopt a Western twang.
It features an all-star cast, with Amanda Seyfried, Liam Neeson, Neil Patrick Harris, Giovanni Ribisi and Sarah Silverman also on board.
Ted was a big hit for MacFarlane in 2012, while his long-running cartoon Family Guy remains a success on television, given new life by a headline-grabbing major character death at the end of last year.
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2010 was a pretty good gaming year for me, and while I enjoyed a handful, these five stand out from the rest. In no particular order, those games are:
Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing For proof, read any of the 15 posts I've made raving about this game.
Red Dead Redemption Easily my GotY choice, although I didn't play the other front-runners. What more is there to say about this game? It has a wonderful story, a beautiful setting, and loads of stuff to do. For me it's one of the best open world games I've ever played.
Bioshock Yes, it's a few years old, but I never had an interest in it until this year. What I discovered upon playing it was that I must've been insane for not wanting to try it before. It's sick and twisted and amazing in every way. Not even the terrible final boss can detract from my overall impression of the game; I love everything (else) about it.
Rock Band 3 I had no intention of buying this game; I was done with Rock Band. But then I played RB3 at my friend's house. As soon as I tried the keyboard, I was hooked. The very next night I went out and bought the game. It was immensely entertaining, just like Rock Band has always been. And while I firmly believe Rock Band 2 is a better game, Rock Band 3's setlist is great and the keyboard was a nice surprise. I can't say the game was fresh, but it gave me a reason to return to the music game genre.
Super Street Fighter IV How can I not put this game on the list? I've played the hell out of it, and I still play it at least once a week with other IGN bloggers. With 35 characters, I could spend hours experimenting with each one in training mode and doing trials alone; when you add in arcade mode and network battles, this game can practically never get old. I never really played 2D fighters before SFIV came out in 2008, but that game made me fall in love with them, and SSFIV basically reinforced the fact that Street Fighter will always be my favorite fighting game franchise.
Now, this list isn't fair to more recent releases; I feel like I haven't played DKCR or GT5 enough to know whether or not they would make it into the list. The other omission I would like to note is Super Mario All-Stars, because although I am enjoying it very, very much, I felt it wasn't fair to include that game here. Any of those four Mario games could be among the 5 I enjoyed most in any given year. They simply never get old or boring to me.
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German energy giants RWE and E.on have kicked off plans to sell their UK nuclear power plant joint venture. It is understood that they have asked a select number of corporate advisers, accountants and investment banks to come up with ideas of how they would sell Horizon Nuclear Power.
Requests for proposals were sent out just before the Easter break, a week after the German duo rocked government plans for a new wave of nuclear power plants by announcing they could no longer afford to participate in the programme.
This has led to speculation from nuclear's many critics that the coalition's energy policies are doomed to failure. However, it is believed that there are a number of overseas parties that are interested in at least taking a stake in Horizon, which is expected to fetch £250m.
The problem for whoever is asked to run the sale – and that appointment could be made as soon as this week – is that they will effectively have to develop a market for the business. Few energy or investment companies would be willing to risk developing Horizon's proposed stations in North Wales and South Gloucestershire on their own, as their construction could cost more than £15bn by the time the second opens in 2025.
An industry source said: "This is a seriously proper corporate sales mandate where [the selected adviser] will have to create the bidders. RWE and E.on are inviting parties to bid that can think clearly who the runners and riders might be and how you put them together into some disorderly gangs to bid for Horizon."
It is not clear which advisers have been approached, but it is thought that Rothschild and Nomura are probable candidates. At least one of the big four accountants are also believed to have been approached.
Because of the complicated nature of the business, which still has to choose the reactor designs it will use as well as the prospect of heated planning application battles, the sale process could stretch into 2013.
Unless the eventual winning venture can make up the time in improved programme management, this would mean that the first of Horizon's proposed stations, Wylfa on the Isle of Anglesey, will start generating electricity in 2022 rather than 2021. Any delay will worry the Government because of the prospect of a widening gap between energy demand and supply.
This is not the only sales mandate at present attracting rainmakers.
Mining giant Rio Tinto is in talks with a number of investment banks over the possible auction of its $2bn (£1.26bn) diamond business.
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Three were residents of West Caldwell: Edward Keane, 66, Scott Cahill, 30, and Jennifer Tino, 29. Also missing are John P. Salamone, 37, of North Caldwell, and Craig Lilore, formerly of Caldwell.
Officials and residents have also said they know of others missing from the area but they have not appeared on any official lists at this time and officials do not want to release information without the families' approval.
Scott Cahill
Scott Walter Cahill, 30, of West Caldwell is remembered by his father, "Rick"
Cahill, with these words, "Not only was Scott my son, he was my best friend. We shared many interests together, golf, swimming, computer technology and municipal bonds. He was always there to help his mother around the house or to show his brother the latest tricks on computer games. He was always available to draw the latest super hero. He will be missed by many."
Cahill worked as a municipal bond broker for Cantor Fitzgerald Securities at 1 World Trade Center.
He will be missed by his many friends and especially his parents, Linda and Rick Cahill, his brother, Patrick and his grandmother, Helen Hamm, his father said.
In his memory, a Mass will be held at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Sept.30 at Saint Aloysius Church Roman Catholic Church, 219 Bloomfield Ave., Caldwell.
Edward Keane
Edward Keane, 66, was an engineer by profession.
"Ed had two loves: his family and his work." said his wife, Barbara. He had been retired from his position with the Port Authority almost three years when he "got the bug" to return to work to manage various projects connected with the George Washington and Goethals bridges.
"Aside from enjoying his job, he loved the buzz of lower Manhattan, and returned home each evening feeling fulfilled, satisfied and with a big smile on his face," Mrs. Keane added.
Always concerned for others, during the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, Mr. Keane assisted an overwrought pregnant woman down 72 flights of stairs. It is likely that he was assisting others this time, as well, she said.
After the jetliner struck the North Tower of the World Trade Center, Mr. Keane called his wife twice to let her know he was OK and to tell her not to worry. He and 15 co-workers then descended from the 60th floor of Tower One to the 20th floor, when the tower collapsed.
Mr. Keane grew up in Jersey City. He attended St. Peter's Preparatory School, and studied mechanical engineering at Newark College of Engineering, now New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark. He worked at Westinghouse Corp., Bloomfield, for 21 years before joining the Port Authority.
Mr. Keane enjoyed hiking, sailing, gardening and travel. His grandchildren were
also a great source of joy to him. He also loved taking visitors on tours of lower Manhattan and the World Trade Center.
He leaves behind his wife of 38 years, Barbara, a daughter, Dr. Cynthia Keane Polo, a son, Mark, four grandchildren, Christopher, Kaylie, Nate and Maggie Polo, a brother, John Keane, and his sisters, Sister Virginia Keane, Edith Hogan and Margery Delaney.
A memorial Mass for Edward Keane will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow, Friday, Sept. 28, at St. Aloysius Church, Caldwell.
John Salamone
John P. Salmone of North Caldwell was 37 years old and left behind a wife and three children, Alexander, Aidan and Anna, for whom education accounts have been established. Anyone wishing to make memorial contributions may send checks, made payable to Credit Suisse/First Boston, to John Salamone Children Account, 80 Sherwood Road, Ridgewood, N.J., 07450.
A memorial visitation was held last Friday, Sept. 21 in the Dancy Funeral Home,
Caldwell, and a Mass, attended by a large crowd of mourners, was offered on Saturday, Sept. 22 at St. Aloysius Church in Caldwell.
Jennifer Tino, 29, who worked at 1 World Trade Center, was also reported missing to the West Caldwell Police. Her family is too distraught to release further information at this time.
Craig Lilore of Lyndhurst, a former Caldwell resident, worked for Cantor Fitzgerald at 1 World Trade Center, the north tower. His family is still searching for information about him.


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Cigarettes Kill
Cigarettes Kill
A series of funny, anti-smoking posters and animations.
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Cigarettes Kill
Cigarettes Kill is a non-traditional, anti-smoking campaign. All of the ads are funny, but get the message across.
I set out to make the art as light and humorous as possible. After seeing some anti-smoking ads, I felt depressed, and I don't even smoke. I want these posters and animations to make both the smoker and nonsmoker feel good, while sending the message that smoking is indeed harmful. I don't want to make the smoker feel guilty for smoking. I feel like humor is a much more powerful tool than forced guilt or sadness, so I based all of the art around humor.
My goal is to spread awareness of the dangers of smoking in a funny, lighthearted way. The funds I get from Kickstarter would go towards:
- Creating a series of 3 anti-smoking animations and 5 posters.
- Putting the anti-smoking graphics on t-shirts, wristbands, etc, and then selling them.
Making animations and posters is time consuming, and then having them put on t-shirts is very expensive, and I can't do it alone. Hopefully, with your help I can make it happen!
10$- Your very own wristband that says, "Smoking Is A Drag"
15$- A wristband that says, "Kiss My Ash" and has your name on it!
30$- A 12x18 poster of one of the graphics shown above.
40$- A Cigarettes Kill t-shirt just for you!
- A 12x18 poster of one of the graphics shown above.
- A 30 second digital copy of a stop-motion animation made by me (like the one above) that is dedicated to you.
300$- Everything. You will receive...
- A wristband that says, "Kiss My Ash" and has your name on it!
- A 12x18 poster of one of the graphics shown above.
- A Cigarettes Kill t-shirt.
Thank you for all your support,
Sam Goin
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The risks and challenges may be many. For example, there are challenges in making deadlines, coordinating with the many vendors, and packaging and shipping posters across the nation. There are challenges in using the money effectively to coordinate the campaign in the right geographical areas. And the challenge of striking a chord through humor -- humor that engages teens to reflect on thinking of lighting up that first cigarette.Learn about accountability on Kickstarter
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The secret to back-flipping your bicycle over a 72ft canyon is to do it slowly. You need enough speed on the ramp, but pull back too quickly, as you would for a normal 30ft back-flip (still with me?), and you'll over-rotate. You don't want to do that.
I learned this valuable advice first hand in New Zealand. Not first hand as in upside down over a canyon, but over a pan-roasted fillet of tarakihi in a superb seafood restaurant called Fishbone. Fishbone is in Queenstown, as is New Zealand's most watched cyclist, Kelly McGarry. Kelly turned out to be a modest and thoughtful guy. Between mouthfuls of clam chowder he explained that the best bit about his now famous back-flip was that it gave him time to think and look around. "Like cycling in general," he said. "Only, you know, upside down."
New Zealand is a great country to witness by bicycle. If you've not been before, your idea of what it's like may reflect Peter Jackson's take on The Lord of the Rings, an image the country plays up to: land in Wellington, the capital, and you're greeted by a sign saying "Welcome to the Middle of Middle Earth". But whereas the Orcs, Wizards and Hobbits owe a debt to digital trickery, the landscape they journey through is for real.
The government wants you to ride there. At a cost of more than NZ$75m (£40m) it recently completed Nga Haerenga, or the New Zealand Cycle Trail. Nga Haerenga comprises some 22 "Great Rides" across both the North and South Islands. These trails are largely off-road. Sections cater to all abilities. Together they take in some of the planet's most jaw-dropping scenery, but unless you've unlimited time you'll have to pick a route.
I started out in Marlborough, home of the Queen Charlotte Track, which curls up through the Marlborough Sounds, a breathtaking series of flooded valleys so higgledy-piggledy that they apparently comprise a fifth of New Zealand's 15,000km coastline. I would have loved to explore the full length of the track from Ship Cove to Anakiwa, but time was tight. Determined to investigate as many different kinds of cycling as possible in New Zealand, I had booked myself on to a road-cycling event called the Marlborough Grape Ride.
Great Ride. Grape Ride. Sound similar, the difference being wine? Sort of, yes, but in my jet lag-addled state it took me a while to realise that although the ride would loop through New Zealand's biggest wine-producing region (Cloudy Bay is the most famous name here but check out the sauvignon blanc at Forrest Wines and Brancott Estate) the loop in question was less a stop-and-sip tour and more of a race.
Before I knew it I was in BikeFit in nearby Blenheim being fitted– aptly enough – for a bike. Brent, the shop's owner, was also doing the ride. I noticed his shaved legs and was interested to hear that he hoped to complete the 101km in about two-and-a-half hours.
The bike he loaned me didn't go quite as fast as his. In the interests of the story I went at a pace that allowed me to take in the sights and smells: ripening grapes on the plain, honeyed Manuka pine trees in the hills. When I finished I lay in a heap on the sun-dappled lawn at Forrest Estate and watched a hundred or so women who had also completed the race leap into a vat of grapes. It's traditional, apparently, like pain after violent exercise.
Having pedalled hard around roads I was keen to do the opposite, so I headed south to Queenstown, where I'd heard a new outfit called ChargeAbout would rent me an electric mountain bike. Actually, I was a bit suspicious. A charge-up mountain bike? Presumably I'd potter around town on it? But as Campbell Read, who started renting the bikes out three months ago, was keen to emphasise, the French-made Moustache e-mountain bikes are pretty capable.
He proved it, too, haring off ahead of me along the Kelvin Heights trail to Jack's Point. On the flat the bike felt more or less normal, but hit an incline, pedal hard, and the hills melt. With the Remarkables mountain range rearing up darkly to one side, and the surface of Lake Wakatipu calm and burnished on the other, I sped along the trails feeling pretty bionic.
The bikes have a range of between 30km and 60km depending on how hard you assist the assistance by pedalling, and ChargeAbout has recharging points dotted about the region. We headed through woods studded with quince, kiwi and lemon trees to Provisions Café in Arrowtown. Campbell showed me where I could plug in and drink a flat white.
There's a lot of biking to be done from Queenstown (indeed, there's an annual bike festival there). As well as the 100km Queenstown Trail through the Wakatipu basin (another of the Nga Haerenga "Great Rides") there are more technical mountain biking options in the hills.
Tim Ceci from Vertigo Bikes showed me Queenstown Bike Park, accessed by gondola from the middle of town. The park opened in 2012 and has 30km of green to double-black runs. We spent a morning swooping through the pine trees, the lake flashing down below, roots and rocks and jumps and drops blurring past within a serrated, Gandalf's hat-style skyline. Enthusiasts – Tim included – built most of these trails well before the official park opened. "It would have been rude not to," he explained. "Just look at this place."
Vertigo also runs mountain-biking trips from the top of the Remarkables, accessed by helicopter. The following morning, beneath a glittery sky, I helped stack the bikes onto specially-made racks before the flight. Southern Lakes Helicopters, which took us to the summit, does filming as well (including aerial shots of Hobbits when required).
We landed at Ben Cruachan. The clunky familiarity of half the place names in New Zealand (Belfast, New Brighton, Aviemore) is invigorated by the Maori other half (Waimakariri, Taupo, Paraparaumu). The helicopter left us above a slope of grey schist and we set off to make the 18km descent.
Our guide, Jonny Congreve, brought up the rear. He also brought a backpack full of biscuits and inner tubes, both of which we consumed on the way down. We cut down the back of the mountain, moving from open scree to winding single-track. The scrubland was dotted with razor-like Spaniard grass. I paused to inspect a cut on my shin and noticed that, us aside, there were no buildings, no people, not even any sheep, just jagged slopes softening into rumpled hills, all the way to the blue-rinsed horizon.
You don't have to go far from anywhere in New Zealand to be within striking distance of excellent cycling. In the capital, Wellington, I met up with Ash Burgess. She started the Revolve Cycling Club for women a few years ago and now runs Bike Wellington, organising skills courses and guided rides in the hills around the capital.
Having spent a few days using electricity, a gondola and a helicopter to get to the top of things, it felt right to do a bit of cycling up as well as down. In slanted rain we headed up to Makara Peak.
Normally, Ash explained, we would have seen Wellington Harbour and the Central Business District from up here. But if the weather obscured our view, it didn't diminish the huge fun we had bombing down through the berms and rollers, between dripping ferns and pines.
There are around 300km of mountain biking trails immediately accessible in and around Wellington. Again, they've largely been built by enthusiasts like Ash. From the glimpse I saw I'd say the pride evident in Bike Wellington's slogan – this is our city, these are our trails – is justified.
The irony of the trip is that while the pace and reach of cycling allowed me to enjoy the parts of New Zealand I visited, ultimately it convinced me I'd only seen enough to know I'd seen too little. I'll have to go back. There are other road races, including a Tour of New Zealand that began in 2012, in which riders race from the top of the North Island and bottom of the South Island to meet in the middle. There are also all the Nga Haerenga Great Rides I didn't do. And there's my back-flip to perfect. Slowly.
Getting there
Christopher Wakling flew with Air New Zealand (0800 028 4149; airnewzealand.co.uk), to Auckland via LA. Flights start at £1,266. Air New Zealand also operates internal flights.
Staying there
In Blenheim the writer stayed at Scenic Hotel Marlborough (00 64 3 520 6187, scenichotels.co.nz). Doubles start at NZ$135 (£69).
In Queenstown, the writer stayed at Crowne Plaza Queenstown (00 64 3 441 0095; crowneplazaqueens town.co.nz) doubles from NZ$189 (£97); and Brown's Boutique Hotel (00 64 3 441 2050; brownshotel.co.nz) doubles from NZ$165 (£83).
In Wellington, he stayed at Museum Art Hotel (00 64 4 802 8900; museumhotel.co.nz). Doubles from NZ$199 (£98).
On the Kapiti coast, the writer stayed at Greenmantle Estate (00 64 4 2985555; greenmantle.co.nz). Doubles from NZ$575 (£273).
Eating there
Fishbone, 7 Beach Street, Queenstown (fishbonequeenstown.co.nz).
Cycling there
Bike Fit, 24 Market Street, Blenheim (www.bike-fit.co.nz).
ChargeAbout, Queenstown (chargeabout.co.nz).
Vertigo Bikes 4 Brecon Street, Queenstown (vertigobikes.co.nz).
Bike Wellington (bikewellington.co.nz).
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Tourism New Zealand: newzealand.com/uk
New Zealand Cycle Trail: nzcycletrail.com
Marlborough Grape Ride: graperide.co.nz
Queenstown Bike Festival: queenstownbikefestival.com
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later that evening we went for a meander around Spinola Bay in Portomaso, the harbour had a buzz about it, there were candles lit here there and every where, individuals from all over the world sat with glasses of wine chatting away.
The harbour had a dreamy ambiance to it, as if you were escaping reality and entering a tranquil and relaxing world, where the boats sit there bobbing back and to with the ripple of the tide
Or not bobbing in this case..
In the day the harbour is filled with local fisherman and artists who paint the boats and create these old, rusty wooden boxes into beautiful works of art
It is just unbelievable to sit and watch
After plenty of where do you want to go? Oh I don't mind, we finally made a decision to go to a local restaurant we know well
The entire restaurant is beautifully designed with white rock throughout, and once detoured through the restaurant you are faced with an outside area with views of the sun setting and hundreds of Floating brightly coloured boats
Knowing perfectly well what we wanted, we still felt it necessary to stick our beaks into the menu and see if we came up with a new delicacy for that evening
Which of course we didn't
To start the night off Dad and I opted for the bruschetta whilst mum went for the Garlic Bread
There was enough to feed a family of 50
We tried our best to eat as much as possible, but had to stop as we had another course to come
The whole attitude in Malta is very relaxed, its the Italian/Maltese way
There is no run in and run out, no demanding food to be quicker or complaining which I am used to being a Londoner, its such a calm and relaxing place
The mains shortly arrived, dad and I couldn't resist but to over load on carbs and opt for a pizza
The pizza's were deliciously crispy, with little burnt edges who can resist lets be honest.
Whilst my mother pushed the boat out and went for, well we weren't really sure it was a twist of Carbonara and Omelette, but it was thoroughly enjoyed which is all that matters
Between mouthfuls all that was spoken were ooh's and ahh's
I eventually had to come to an end, my body could not consume any more however my dad powered on
After a successful defeat, we finished our drinks and signed for the bill
It shocked me how cheap the food was, I guess living in London we get used to extortionately priced food
Seeing the evening was warm and hugging we decided to go for a wander around the harbour
There are old boats scattered everywhere, some in parts, some nearly finished and some on the road to success
We continued to walk, soaking up the Maltese lifestyle, the late night eating followed by a romantic stroll, of course ruined by me flashing away with my camera! (now grow up, I know what your thinking)
As we went around the bend a fence of padlocks caught my eye, all scribbled with words of love from individuals from all over the world
The harbour is one of those places you can just sit and watch for hours on end, nothing changes or moves but you find yourself engulfed in the Maltese culture
After making our way around the Harbour and witnessing this breath taking view of the boats moored and the lights shining off the water creating beautiful reflections we made our way back to the Portomaso Marina
I was insistent we have a walk past all the yachts, so I can gaze in awe and hope one day Santa will read my list and be able to tick off the;
1 - Yacht
As you followed the Marina around you were eventually faced with two canons face to face as if they are about to dive into a match of dodgeball
Of course I couldn't walk past civilly I had to have a little fun
My mother had walked off at this point and left my dad and I chuckling away to ourselves
But there was something else my dad had spotted that he couldn't take his eyes off
Every year we visit he always says 'thats the one' the Yacht he is going to buy, everything is perfect about it, then he tends to starts rambling on for a good few hours
But hey who am I to argue
The evening continued mostly consisting of dad and I pretending to fire canon's at each other, my Mother looking totally unimpressed and our eagerness to pay a visit to the bar
The whole night was slowly becoming a blur, but an entertaining and enjoyable one at that
Sunday, 19 October 2014
Portomaso Marina
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I've just come across your blog and absolutely love it! I'm actually from Malta so this was such an enjoyable read :)ReplyDelete
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Oh my gosh! Malta is so lovely, Considering returning soon! so if I do we should definitely meet up and get coffee! Where about's are you based?Delete
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That would be lovely, a mini-blogger meet up! Haha :) I'm based close to Sliema and around 5 minutes from Portomaso! xxxDelete
Ah should have known before we could have met up! so close, but definitely next time xxDelete
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The initial nervousness turned into positive performance by the ever-improving Wake Forest offensive line, which has helped lead to the first 3-0 start for the program since 2008.
"It's weird," Anderson said when asked about how it feels. "It's a really good feeling. It just feels good everywhere knowing that you're playing good and we haven't lost a game yet."
Anderson said the atmosphere around campus is definitely different this season.
"I came in the spring the first year, and that was with the whole staff transfer over and everything. That was my first semester of college, just getting thrown all into it," he said. "We weren't winning, obviously, and around campus there seemed to be a lot of disappointment about the football team."
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"It was tough last year to sit there for the first five games and watch. I tried to be the best teammate I could be. I tried to stay as involved in the game as I could," Anderson said. "Last year, I came in and started in my first game back — against Boston College."
Despite the missed time, Wake coach Dave Clawson was confident in Anderson's ability, and knew he would be an important part of the offensive line rotation.
"It's really good to be out there with everyone and not have to stay on the sidelines trying to coach guys up," Anderson said.
Anderson's grandfather is former Rutgers coach Dick Anderson, and his uncle Jeff Anderson played linebacker at Penn State. His father, Ken Anderson, played football and baseball in high school, but settled on baseball at Penn State.
Ryan toyed with lacrosse and golf in high school, while also playing football, but eventually his grandfather talked him out of pursuing the links.
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Though Ryan was born in State College, he moved to Raleigh by the fourth grade.
His next door neighbor was a Wake Forest grad and fan, and it was watching the 2006 Orange Bowl that turned Anderson onto the Deacs.
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