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Returned soldier and yoga teacher Elaine Gallagher is on a mission to help Australian veterans heal through a new program which provides them with access to free or discounted yoga classes and complementary therapy treatments across Australia.
Elaine said she felt propelled to take action after realising the extent to which yoga and meditation was helping her progress along her own road to recovery from with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), triggered after being diagnosed with Stage 5 cervical cancer and the death of her mother.
"Post traumatic stress disorder has become an epidemic among veterans, a group of the population with a much higher risk of suicide, anxiety, sleep disorders and drug abuse. This program is a way we can assist in the rehabilitation of our Australian veterans through holistic healing," said Elaine.
"I have seen how medication, drugs and alcohol changed friends I used to serve with physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. We want to encourage this treasured group of society to meditate and not medicate."
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Melbourne University health economist Philip Clarke agrees with Elaine on this point, recently telling The Australian the community needed to prepare for a significant and ongoing cost to look after veterans, many of whom were suffering from PTSD.
Dozens of yoga studios and complementary therapy practitioners have joined Elaine's Project OM since it launched in July 2015.
"I am looking for yoga studios and complementary health practitioners to come on board who share my vision. Together we can help veterans realise it is never too late to seek help and to start all over again," said Elaine.
Founder of AcuBalance and Endeavour graduate Adele Bishop joined the program earlier this year and has found the experience extremely enlightening and rewarding.
"My experience with our war veterans through Project OM has absolutely magnified for me the intense recovery often needed to rehabilitate back into the community," said Adele.
"I've realised acupuncture can do so much for PSTD – it is great at balancing emotions and can take off the edge of some of these terribly challenging feelings and experiences.
"There is huge potential for complementary medicines generally to help veterans, particularly those who are medicated for emotional trauma and those requiring support for pain management."
Adele said she was particularly passionate about ensuring veterans could access acupuncture as part of their treatment plans.
"At present acupuncture is not as easily accessible to veterans as it could be and I'd like to see this change."
A Senate inquiry into the mental health of ADF personnel recently commenced in Canberra.
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'Add the Words' documentary shows in Pocatello
Directors, producers bring film to Pocatello for second viewing ever
POCATELLO, Idaho - The Add the Words campaign has been made into a documentary. The Add the Words campaign is working to get "gender identity" and "sexual orientation" added onto Idaho's Civil Rights Act.
Those involved say they are trying to show gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender children that their state supports and loves them. Those in the documentary are seen holding photos of at least two young Pocatello residents that took their own lives after being bullied.
The documentary features many people in Idaho as they struggle to make their voices heard in the Idaho Legislature. One scene shows former Idaho Sen. Nicole LeFavour being told by an angry man, "You know what? The rest of the state doesn't want you around here. That's why there aren't those words and there won't be those words."
That message, according to the documentary, is what Idaho's LGBT children hear by the state's silence on the issue, an issue that has been pushed off by the state's leaders since 2006. That's why, in the film, protesters are seen holding their left hand over their mouth, to signify not only the silence of the Idaho Congress, but the voices they have silenced by not allowing the measure to be heard for eight years.
Carmen Stanger, a field advocate for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, said it's vital to children to allow them to be heard. She said otherwise they feel unimportant and that can lead to making a decision that could be avoided with simple recognition.
"We want them to prosper, we want them to stay here, we want them to build a future for Idaho and we want them to continue to move forth with their future generations," said Stanger.
The documentary focuses on why adding the words is a problem, while showing LGBT folks in their normal, daily lives. The documentary tells many stories, including the story of Julie Zicha, who says her son was bullied and beaten up before ultimately taking his own life
"How does family deal with a world that says that some of their kids are lesser?" said LeFavour in the documentary. Stanger, who hadn't seen the documentary at the time of the interview, said this is clearly a matter that needs to be addressed in Idaho, which has one of the highest youth suicide rates in the country.
"Any life lost is one life too many," she said. "The youth in our community and around the entire state need to feel valued and feel like they have hope."
She said she knows all too well what the lack of these words can do and it's featured with an image of her daughter at one of the Add the Words protests. Her daughter, Maddie Beard, took her own life during the making of this film.
The room was filled with crying people as these stories were told, as protesters were arrested time and time again, and as elected officials, including Gov. Butch Otter avoided the protesters by using side doors and back hallways in the Capitol building.
"I've talked to people that have been through many of the things Maddie's been through and they are making progress little by little," Stanger said. "We have to continue to do that together. It's amazing what we can do when we all work together."
After the film was over, many in the crowd stood and applauded the co-directors and producers, Michael D. Gough and Cammie Pavesic, who brought the film to the test screening.
Pavesic told the crowd she has heard folks say the film is one sided, but she simply says there are no sides when it comes to human rights. She says it's either human rights or discrimination. She and her co-director and producer said they plan to take the film to festivals and show it outside of the state in places like California, New York and Massachusetts – states that have dealt with this years ago.
Their hope is to put pressure on the state's leaders to do what they say is the right thing – Add the Words. The movie first showed in Boise June 15.
Pocatello is the second city to have a test screening of the film. For more information about the movie, click here: addthewordsmovie.com.


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My husband and I stayed over the Christmas break . Very nice place. The only thing I feel it could have is some plastic containers . We had to go but some . If your boating or heading to beach you need that stuff. We would highly recommend this place . Also is you being your boat there's Marine .5 mile duck key marine that is half the price of hawk cay.
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Susanna returned from her date with Joel slightly subdued. There was a quiet awe in her eyes that told me something significant had happened. She told me to come up to her room with her (I was watching an afternoon movie on the TV), and so I let her lead the way up the stairs, wondering what she was about to tell me.
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"His family has arranged a marriage for him but he doesn't love the girl. He says he got to know her but that he felt like all they could amount to was friends. He told me that with me he feels an intense connection like nothing he's ever known before and that he believes we belong together... He wants to end the engagement for me- isn't that romantic, Jen? He says he's truly sad to disappoint the other girl but that he thinks nothing should come in the way of feelings that are real and special.
"Oh, Jen, I know you'll think I'm being reckless and selfish but I still want him. He's being serious and mature about the situation - he's genuinely upset to have to disrupt people's plans. I don't believe he's playing me - he said we could stop seeing each other if it made me uncomfortable. I don't even agree with arranged marriages... If we keep dating, he said, he'll tell his parents how he feels."
"Oh, Susie, what's he dragged you into?" I complained.
"He never meant for this to happen," Susanna insisted: "he just can't deny how he's attracted to me. He loves the fact I took a gap year out to do volunteering, he loves the way I am with the cats and he says it makes him so happy to see me smile."
"I don't deny that, Sue, but is it really right to interfere with arrangements that have already been made?" I asked.
"Is it right to let him marry a girl he doesn't love?" Susanna countered.
I sighed.
"What if it turns out you're not in love - that you're not made for each other after all? You'll have caused all this unnecessary trouble for nothing."
"But isn't it worth the risk, in case it's the real thing?" Susanna asked me earnestly. "Shouldn't sacrifices be made for true love?"
"But how does anyone know what true love is?" I asked quietly, averting my eyes in case the question was too offensive.
Susanna surprised me by hugging me tightly.
"He's always on my mind, Jen: always." She released me from her embrace and sat there gazing into the distance as she continued, as if she were visualising Joel standing in the room. "And everything about him is real and charming and perfect. His smile warms me from my head to my toes. I miss him when he's not around. Isn't that enough to go on? To base a decision on? What more could there be. He makes me so happy."
I sighed again, honestly beaten by Susanna's reasoning.
"Then you should do what your heart tells you is right. For better or for worse."
Susanna hugged me tightly, almost painfully so. Murmuring in my ear, she said "I think it's for the best."


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The Good News: The mangoes in this jalapeńo-spiced salad are full of vitamin C. Be sure to use firm, underripe fruit: They add an essential tang to the recipe.
- 2 very large green, unripe mangoes peeled and cut into 2-by-1/2-inch batons
- 1/2 sweet onion, sliced lengthwise
- 1 jalapeńo, seeded and finely chopped
- 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
How to Make It
In a bowl, toss the mangoes, onion and jalapeńo with the lime juice. Season with salt and pepper and serve right away.


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Invading alien species may have to await appropriate conditions before developing from a rare addition to the recipient community to a dominance over native species. Such a retarded invasion seems to have happened with the antipodean cirripede crustacean Austrominiusmodestus Darwin, formerly known as Elminius modestus, at its northern range in Europe due to climatic change. This barnacle was introduced to southern Britain almost seven decades ago, and from there spread north and south. At the island of Sylt in the North Sea, the first A. modestus were observed already in 1955 but this alien remained rare until recently, when in summer of 2007 it had overtaken the native barnacles Semibalanus balanoides and Balanus crenatus in abundance. At the sedimentary shores of Sylt, mollusc shells provide the main substrate for barnacles and highest abundances were attained on mixed oyster and mussel beds just above low tide level. A. modestus ranged from the upper intertidal down to the subtidal fringe. Its realized spatial niche was wider than that of the two natives. We suggest that at its current northern range in Europe a long series of mild winters and several warm summers in a row has led to an exponential population growth in A. modestus.


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According to post shared on facebook, ODM social media campaigner in Malindi known as Mr Nyundo was roughed by Jubilee hirelings who left him with life threatening injuries.
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After sensing defeat, Jubilee has no worries resorted to dirty games. One of Odm social media campaigner in Malindi has been attacked by hired Jubilee goons. Mr Nyundo is a respected odm campaigner in Malindi. He is currently being treated.
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Dual Battery setup
I have a 94' YJ and i want to do a dual battery setup. anyone have anything that works? not sure what kit to go with...
I never used a kit..just wired them parallel
did you get a second alternator?
i run alot of electronics and i just want to make sure i have enough power. ive heard there is alot of arguements about the best power setup so i figured id put something up and see if anyone could help me out. electronics are not my strng point by any means...
Well I am certainly no expert, but I know a little ;)
Typically a 2 battery setup will add capacity to your system, but not provide "more" power, just power for a longer period.
A two alternator setup does the opposite, adds current but not capacity.
A two alternator system is what you would want if you have constant, engine running, power draw - like in a limo.
A two battery setup is what you would want if you have sudden temporary but high current draws, giving the batteries time to recharge in between.
Bottom line? If you are running on battery power with the engine on, you need a bigger alternator.
Instead of fabbing in a 2nd, I would look at fabbing in a leese neville or other high output alternator, you will not use all the power they can generate, and add a 2nd battery to that (if needed).
you just need a deep cycle battery and do "the big three". upgrade the battery ground cables with 0/1 gauge cable and upgrade the battery to alt cable to a 0/1 gauge. this is what i did when i added a winch and also running a 2500rms watt sound system. the stereo system had a lot of draw off the battery but with the upgrade to the wires there was no dimming of the lights when the bass hits, also helped when winching, there was no draining of the battery.
Put another way, I used to run a tool truck. It had lights all over the outside per DOT specs, fullsize flourecent lighting in both upper corners the full length of the ceiling (18'), 2 lights per shelf by 8 shelves, a 3000W converter that ran a laser printer, laptop computer, and other 120v loads, usually a battery charger, a 12v fan, a power liftgate, and probably a couple other things. It had 2 12V auto (in parrallel) starting batteries, 2 6 volt deep cycle marine (in series) batteries for the lights, 1 12v deep cycle marine battery for the converter, an inverter, an isoltaor, and ONE alternator.
the only time i have seen a duel alt setup was a professional car audio competition, one was used normal and the second was for the battery powering the amps. its not the conventional duel battery setup, its just adding an extra electrical system that has nothing to do with the rest of the vehicle.
you guys are the best. thanks!
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Observed: 22nd March 2011 By: ktmartin
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This fungus was on the body of the tree, with several other brackets higher up the tree.
This fungus was on the body of the tree, with several other brackets higher up the tree.
I have seen similar on the ground at the base of this scots pine tree and some other trees nearby.
Other observations of Pine bracket (Phellinus pini)
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25 March 2011 - 2:48pm ktmartin
Thanks for the ID. I've always thought that Inonotus favoured deciduous trees. Have you come upon it on Scots Pine?
It does favour deciduous and
25 March 2011 - 4:51pm flaxton
It does favour deciduous and no I have never come across a Scots Pine specimen so my suggestion could be wrong. It just doesn't look like any Phaeolus I have ever seen and all the ones I have seen have been on or very close to the ground.
Another possibility is an Inonotus sp. It would need spores and microscopic examination (for me anyway) to come up with any other suggestions.
Ganoderma applanatum?
7 June 2011 - 10:58am ktmartin
A tree surgeon has since identified this as Ganoderma applanatum. Maybe it is!
Hi I am not a tree surgeon
7 June 2011 - 3:08pm flaxton
I am not a tree surgeon but that is not a Ganoderma applanatum. It is very rare to find it on conifer and it is described as having small round pores 5-6 to the mm. Yours does not fit this at all so although I cannot be sure it is a Phaeolus (which has "laberinthine" pores)I am convinced it is not a Ganoderma.
Thanks for the ID
7 June 2011 - 3:11pm ktmartin
I'll feed that back to the tree surgeon. Thanks.
Katy This is not one I have
17 May 2013 - 5:18pm flaxton
This is not one I have seen but as the last one found in Yorkshire was back in 1922 it is no surprise. Many of the records are in Scotland so quite likely. It is also know as Porodaedalea pini by some sources ;)
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But in Detroit, where Police Chief William Hart sought participation from 41 citizen radio patrol groups and 5,000 block clubs, virtually no turnout was reported for the anti* crime sit-out The National Association of Town Watch, based in Wynnewood, Pa , which organized the effort, had predicted communities in 45 states would participate Organization leader Matt Peskin said he spent the hour outside his condominium in Wynnewood and driving around the neighborhood to count lighted porches, it was much better than last year, from the little I saw ." he said. Awaiting word of nationwide activities was "like an election, waiting for the wards to report." he said. •"From the ones i neighborhood groups i I've talked to, they've done well sofar." About 12.000 Minneapolis residents were believed to have joined in the National Night Out, including the few dozen gathered in the yard of Juan and Gene Piersa. The parents brought food, while kids from the block spent weeks planning their break dancing exhibition, die Piersas said. We've been good about looking out for one another, but when there's been a burglary or something, we generally hear about it after it's happened.'' said neighbor Jerry Schaefer. Three reporters for the Detroit Free Press who canvassed the city found no out of-the-ordinary activity. "We had shift people at the police departments laugh at us when we brought it up." said night city editor David McKay. Elsewhere in Michigan, organizers reported a high turnout in places where they'd made a special effort to solicit participation, said Frank S. Bublitz of Saginaw Neighborhoods Inc. Residents in a privately secured neighborhood in Houston said they thought the National Night Out was a good idea, but they wouldn't be participating. The 1.200 homeowners of the posh Tanglewood neighborhood have a security squad. In Orange, N.J., neighbors feted police with a barbecue to show their appreciation. "We were ecstatic," police Sgt. Don Wactor, who stopped by for party, said In this month's billing Utility customers will see decrease in bills By DEBBIE DeLOACH Staff writer New Braunfels Utilities bills set for a Thursday mail-out will include a 9.4 percent interim power cost adjustment (PCA I to the electric base rate. But Utilities Manager Bob Sohn said the same bills will reflect a 24 percent fuel cost reduction from the liOwer Colorado River Authority (LCRA). " So the total electric bill will go down 15 percent, even though Hie base rate is going up 24 percent," he added. The power cost adjustment was unanimously approved by Utilities trustees on July 25. It was needed to recover increased costs from LCRA, beginning with the local August billing for consumption in July. However, Sohn said fuel costs also went down because IX'RA is no longer buying coal from Decker Coal Co. On this month's bills to Utilities customers, the PCA will cause an average residential increase of about 4 percent (or $2.71 > and commercial about 4.5 percent (or $51. Industrial users at five million kilowatt hours will also see about a 3.7 percent increase. "Anybody with LCRA is having the same problem, and each one is handling it a little differently," Sohn said "But our customers will see a decrease iii costs, although there s been an increase in the base rate." The power cost adjustment will be eliminated "as soon as our electric cost-of-service study is finished," he added New electric rates based on tliat study could be presented to trustees sometime this month, and to City Council in September. That rate increase ordinance must be read by council three times, so the revised electric rates wouldn't go into effect until sometime in November. In the meantime without the PCA, Sohn said, "I'd be sitting here taking a $150,000-a-month hickey if I can't equalize LCRA's rate increase. This is like a pass-through charge just like fuel costs. No more, no less." which worked on Carl Schurz Elementary from 1978-1980. The suit for breach of contract was filed Aug. 8. Calvin Koltermann Inc. had agreed to make renovations and additions to the elementary to provide unit ventilators w ith three rows of cooling coils, the suit alleges. The school district expressed its plan to add air conditioning in the future, and wanted the ventilator units 'complete in every way for future cooling without modification," the suit alleges. Peter Callins and Associates architects agreed to act as construction administrator and certified Nov. 24, 1900, all work had been completed to specifications. The work was not discovered as incomplete until the Hie air conditioning was put in, said Denise Anderson with Doyle, Hairston& Walsh, the school district's attorneys. * The clock doesn't start ticking on the (two-year statute of) limitation until tile cause of action has been discovered or should have been discovered," the attorney explained. "Once they found the error, they contacted the contractors, and for a while it looked like they were going to come through with the money." New Braunfels ISD is asking for $8,630 which was the cost for putting in the proper type of coils. Anderson said. The contractor and architect were unavailable for conunent at press time today. Inside Coastal officials preparing for tropica! storm MIAMI (AP) — Danny, the fourth named storm of the 1985 Atlantic hurricane season, swept north through the Gulf of Mexico early today as forecasters warned coastal residents from Texas to Alabama to prepare for heavy winds. "We believe the storm will be strengthening and it could arrive as a hurricane," said forecaster Hal Gerrish of National Hurricane Center in Coral Gables. Gerrish said Danny could make landfall today or Thursday. Danny was declared a tropical storm at 6 p.m. Tuesday. At 9 a.m. EDT today, the storm's center was about 350 miles south of New Orleans, at latitude 25.0 north, longitude 90.5 west, the center said. Danny packed maximum sustained winds of 55 mph and gale force winds of 39 to 54 mph extending IOO miles from the center to the north and east, pushing tides two to three feet higher than normal, the advisory reported. Danny was moving northwest at IO to 15 mph and was expected to continue that course and speed through most of the day. "We have a gale warning and hurricane watch in effect from east of Port Arthur, Texas, to Mobile, Ala. That's the area in the highest risk of being hit by the storm," said hurricane forecaster Miles Lawrence. The center said the warnings may be extended westward along the upper Texas coast later today. "The storm is expected to continue moving toward the northwest ... and gradually strengthen," said Ned Frank, director of the hurricane center. Since its birth, Danny has followed Hie August 1969 path of Camille, one of the most violent hurricanes to strike the U.S. coastline. But Frank said atmospheric conditions are not as volatile as those which spawned and nurtured Camille. In louisiana, where residents still See STORM, Page IUToday's Weather A 20 percent chance of thundershowers today will increase to a 30 percent chance tonight and a 40 percent chance Thursday. Otherwise, skies will be partly cloudy and temperatures should reach the mid-90s and drop to the mid-70s overnight. The high Tuesday was 98, and the low this morning was 74. Sunset will be at 5:59 a m., and sunrise will be at 8:13 p.m.Prison protest Minnesota prisoners are under lockup after protesting about inmate diagnosed as having AIDS-related complex. See Page 11A CLASSIFIED 8-11B COMICS 2C CROSSWORD IC DEAR ABBY 2B DEATHS 2A ENTERTAINMENT BB FOOD 1-4B HOROSCOPE BA OPINIONS 4A SPORTS 8-10A WEATHER 2A Down with the old Group seeking federal advice By DANA OVERSTREET Staff writer After a two-hour closed door meeting Tuesday night, a committee looking at charges of police misconduct agreed to ask for help from the U.S. Department of Justice. Isabel Barboza. secretary of the Police Department-Community Relations Study Committee, said the group met with John Perez, regional director of the southwestern region of the justice department, who offered his services. Perez is part of the community relations branch of the justice department and he agreed to act as mediator for the committee and to give technical assistance to the group, Barboza said. The study committee was formed in July to listen to complaints land compliments) about the police department. Committee members spent previous sessions organizing and discussing the limits of the investigation. At the Aug. 5 session, the nine members were assigned to such tasks as studying the department's recruiting practices and complaint procedures and interviewing citizens, police officers and court officials. Tuesday, the committee finally-heard "several written complaints" about the department, said Barboza, who did not want to say how many complaints were heard. Jimmy Delgado, head of the Progressive Human Rights Coalition, earlier said he has about 50 affidavits of police misconduct over several years. Delgado had appeared at the Aug. 5 meeting to read the complaints, but the committee was not sure then whether names of accused officers should be made public. So, Delgado waited until Tuesday to present his complaints. Barboza also said the committee heard some recommendations about its work from audience members, but she did not reveal what those suggestions were. The committee's next step will be to ask the city manager to "formally request the services and resources offered by Mr. Perez and his office," Barboza said. See GROUP, Page 12A NB/SD files suit ;
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - December 19, 1991, New Braunfels, Texas Page 14 Herald-Zeltung, New Braunfels, Texas Thursday, December 19, 1991 for Sd* 365 Moille HOIUM tar Sate 365 Mote Horn** tar Sale 365 Mote Horns* tar Sate 3/1 Va mobile on Guadalupe River, fenced, owner finance. 625-9511_ 1989 Palm Harbor triplewide to be moved. 4br, 3ba, all electric, CH/A, 2x6 sidewalls, energy package, 1736 sq.ft., excellent condition. Bargain price for cash. By owner 512-629-1389._ 1992 3 bedroom, 2 bath Fuqua doublewide. Never lived in, drywall construction, overhead ducts, garden bath, all appliances, total electric. $272 per month, 11.75%, 180 mos, 10% down. (512)677-8352-only 2 left- Hurry! 1986 Melody mobile, 76x14.3 bdr, 2 bath, carpet, metal siding, w/d hook ups, all electric. Must refinance. 3 mi out FM 725. 625-2605, $12,000 left on note. New 1992 D W. over 1700 sq. ft. loaded, only $314 per month, with only 10% down & 10.50 APR for 240 months. Only at Palm Har-b o r Village 1-800 880 9002_ NO PAYMENT TILL MARCH Take me home, 28x68, doublewide loaded, glamour bath, fireplace. Only $298 mo, 10% down, 10% apr, 240 months. Offer expires soon 1 800-880-2606. 365 Mobile HofflM fa Sale 365 Mobile Home aaa Sites for Rent ODD Lots $ Acreage for Sale 375 Lost & Found 410 Services Huge Palm Harbor triplewide, lots of extras, over 1800 sq ft and all for only $42,500 which includes set up, de-livery and A/C. Call 1-800 880-9002._ LIMITED 3/2 doublewide at Palm Harbor Village only $216 a month, 10% down, 10% apr, 240 months. Includes delivery and A/C. Hurry 1-800-880-2606_ Must Move 92* Palm Harbor 16 x80', plywood floors, wire underbelly H.B. siding, huge master bedroon, LR, kitchen, and utility room, set-up, A delivered with AC, only $500 over cost! Call 1-800-880-9002. Canyon Lake- Must sell - Excellent for rental property - 3/1 Vi , fenced, carport, storage, deck, $17,000 cash OBO 512-899-7880. ** FREE ** Fireplace or microwave, TV A VCR with the purchase of this 1992 singlew-ide. $1950 down payment, 180 months at $199 per month! Thomas Homes 1-800-234 9115._ Good Used Homes Several 2 A 3 bedroom mobile homes available at Thomas Homes. $7995 to $10,995. Call 1-800 234-9115._ 1970 12x50, CH/A appls, $1995. 629-6397. 2 Mobiles 10x60, 12x70. Priced to Sell. $1500 ea. 629-6397. »_ Only $1725 down 1992 new doublewide, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, delivered A set with A/C. Thomas Homes 1-800-234-9115. SPACIOUS Huge 32x68, 2,048 sq.ft. Large closets, vaulted ceilings, FREE option of choice thru December. Only $358 month, 10% apr., 240 mos, 10% down. Hurry 1-800-880-2606. USED & REPOS Texas largest selection of used and repo'd homes. Call for listing and prices 1-800-380-2606. Lsgal/Public --- none** 430 Ltgai/Publlc Notices 430 Legal/Public Notices 430 Leg sl/Pu bile Notices 430 Legal/Public Notices 430 Board of School Trustees New Braunfels Independent School District New Braunfels, Texas 78130 We have examined, in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards, the general purpose financial statements of the New Braunfels Independent School District as of and forthe year ended August 31,1991; and in our report dated October 29,1991, we expressed an unqualified opinion on those general purpose financial statements. In our opinion, the information set forth in the accompanying Combined Statement of Revenues, Expenditures, and Changes In Fund Balance is fairly stated in all material respects in relation to the general purpose financial statements from which it has been derived. Respectfully submitted. --^rLv — FINDLING, MILAM & PYLE DATA co* not. coots VOO MOO 5900 OOI! 0012 0021 0022 002 J 00)1 00)2 OO)] 00)4 00)4 00)7 0041 0042 00)1 00)2 00*1 40)0 MAO 4040 7000 1200 0100 1)00 MOO CORB I NCO STATEMENT OF REVENUES. EXPENDITURES, AND CHANCES IN FUND BALANCE ALL GOVERNMENTAL FUND TYPES AND SIMILAR TRUST FUNDS TEAR ENDED AUCUST )1, 1991 REVENUES: Certified Public Accountants IO GENERAL FUND GOVERNMENTAL FUND TTP ES iOAO/40 SS ' SIMILAR nuST FUNDS -jj- TOTALS fMEMORANDUM ONLY) -Ti--ST- SPECIAL DEBT SERVICE CAPITAL NONGOVERNMENTAL AUCUST )1. REVENUE FUND FIND PROJECTS FUND EXPENDABLE 1991 AUCUST JI, 1990 Local, Intermediate, Out-of-State $ M48.552 t 78.080 $2,196,144 $ 201,187 I 1.985 HO,22),9*8 I 6.15).657 State Program Revenue* 8.532.216 6.620 •a- —Q- -o- 8,))t,6)6 7.607.571 Federal Program Revenues (Note E) 484.427 526.262 -o- -O- -o- 1,010,686 615. 331 Total Revenue* 16.745.195 610,662 2.196,144 201,187 1.985 19.775,47) 17.676,856 FXP ENT I rUWS: Instruction 9.348.154 *65.214 -o- -o- -o- 6.8)),)68 6.64).861 Instructional Computing 69.468 16.701 -o— -o- -©- 86,166 156.608 Instructional Admin tat ret Ion 281,139 5).6*2 —o— -HO— ti*.681 267.)61 Instructional Resources and Madia Services 371.259 16,400 -o- 187,656 )75,126 School Administration 1.097.616 -©- -©- -©- 1,067.816 1.072.712 Guidance and Counseling Service* 519.577 7,026 -a- 526,606 504,081 Attendance and Social Work Service* 28.361 -o- •o- —o— -©- 28,)6I 26.848 Health Services 149.531 -o- —o— —o— -o- 146.5)1 152.778 Pupil Transportation • Regular I 588.028 -o- -o- -o- -©- 588,028 572.662 Co-curricular Activities * 465.033 -o- -0- .0. -o— 465.0)) 466.45) Food Sarvicss 996.640 -O- •Q. —o- 468,640 6)5,10) General Adalnlatrat ion 932.607 -0- -V- *©- -©. 6)2.607 606.1)5 Debt Service# •o- —0- 2.225,566 -©- 2,225.566 1,767,5*6 Plant Maintenance and Operationa 2.018.251 -©- -©- -o- -o- 2,018.258 1.8*7,454 Facilities Acquisition and Construction 5.555 —o- —©- 2,658.809 -o- 2,664.)64 1,108.547 Comunity Services 50t657 31.769 -o- —o— -o- 62,426 112.678 Total Expenditures 16,924,103 610,962 2,225,566 2.658.809 -o- 22,416.4*0 ■6,686i))6 OTHO RESOURCES AMD I'SCS: Other Reaourcee -0- 4,56),28) Other Ueee -o- -0- —O'* -o- »o— Total Other Reaourcee and (Usee) -©- *©- -©- -o- 4.58).28) Excess (Deficiency) of Revenues and Other Reeuurces Over Expenditures and Other Usee (158.90S) -©- (29.422) (2.457,622) 1.985 (2.64), 6*7) 2,270,80) Fund Balance - September I (Beginning) 670.488 -o- 202.916 4,229.750 17,940 5.120.166 2.645,618 Increase In Fund Balance (Bote M) 30|360 —o— -©» -©» )0.)60 ).**) Fund Balance - August ll (Ending) i -in.rn I_az LULU!* UdlkUA « ^506.57? LlUiflUi* 440 '/, acre lot ONE ACRE TRACT Found Dachshund Bee's Welding Water & garbage provided, $ 100/mo. 306 & Hunter Rd. 625-6368. Lot for rent, water/sewage furnished. Nice quiet area. NBISD. $120. 629-5982. Mobile Home Lot for rent in trailer park. 625-5036. Lott & Acerage for Rent 374 Lake front lot with all utilities for RV. Rent by month. 625-9295. just outside of town. Mobiles Welcome. Water & Electricity are available. Very low down payment and easy terms. DALE DYESS REALTORS 512-379-6158._ Vista Hills- Residential Lots. CISD. All utilities. Off Morningside Drive. 625-5543 625-9606. Lost & Found 410 Lot* I Acreage for Sole 375 I IMM IIH. MIU 30 acres off Altwein Rd. Can divide. Asking $2500 per acre. Financing available. Call 377-2294 or 841-1513._ 75 Acres near IH35 in Guadalupe Co. Secluded $2,150/ acre. Owner terms. 625-8555, 625-1840. Cheap Land $500/mo buys 35 acres with small down between NB & San Marcos, $52,500. 5 ac for $14,500. 12 ac for $19,500. 625-8555, 625-1840. Lott & Found 410 Male Rottweiler 2 years old, lost in Elm Creek Road area. Reward offered. Purple collar and Dr. Daughter tags on. call 625-7944._ REWARD!!!! He has been missing since December 14th, at Canyon Lake Forest. 8 months old. His name is Bear, he does not bite, he is about 70 to 75 lb s. Tan coiler, w/green tag #1038. He is loved and missed very much. It will be a lonely Christmas without him. Any help will be rewarded. Home 629-0477, Work 629-7663, Mobile 620-9542, Friends 899-2204, Vets SA 496-5801._ Reward offered Lost 16" McCullough chain saw. 625-5626 or 620-6731 and leave message. Brown Lab REWARD He has been missing since Dec. 14th at Canyon Lake Forest. 8 months old. His name is BEAR, he does not bite. He is about 70 to 75 lbs. Tan collar, w/ green tag- #1038. He is loved and missed very very much. It will be a lonely Christmas without him. Any help will be rewarded. Phone #'s Home# 629-0477 Work# 629-7663 Mobil# 620-9542 Friends# 899-2204 Vets# S A. 496-5801 vacuity of Wald Rd. Call to identify, 625-2700, leave message._ Found Yorkie vacuity of FM 1044, call to Identify. 620-5641. Lost Goose Lost one large gray and white goose. Red band on one leg. Lost in the vicinity of 1863. Please call 625-9706._ Lost Rabbit! white and gray lop eared, vicinity of Lee and Ches-nut. call 620-4362. Ltgal/Publlc Notice* 430 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO INCORPORATE Notice is hereby given that NEVITT MOVING & STORAGE, INC. whose principal business office is at 3116 W. San Antonio Street, New Braunfels, Texas 78130, Comal County, Texas, intends, on or before January 1, 1992, to become incorporated without a change of name. Dated:'December 17,1991. RONALD R. NE-VITT, OWNER._ Notice to contractors of Proposed Texas Highway Maintenance work. Sealed Proposals for cleaning and sealing cracks in Roadway surface in various counties will be received at the Texas Department of Transportation District Maintenance Contracting Office, San Antonio, Texas until 10:00A.M. on December 30, 1991; Then Publicly opened and read. All prospective bidders are urged to attend the pre-bidders conference scheduled for 10:00 A M., December 23, 1991 at the Texas Depart ment of Transportation District Maintenance Contracting Office, San Antonio, Texas (maintenance Annex building). Bid proposals will also be available for pick up at this time. Usual Rights Reserved. Sorvfcss 440 Samml's Prof. Massa QOSolve your Christmas shopping! Legitimate body massage $20. Gift certificates, 5 treatments $5 OO OFF, 10/$10. OFF By Appt. 620 4032. Portable heavy equipment repair. Pipe fences. Main-tenance. 629-3852. For Tree Service Call Trey Martin. Pruning- Removals- Lot Clearing. For free estimate call 629-9950._ HANDYMAN REPAIR SERVICE Painting, tree trimming, carpentry, re-roofing, house leveling, concrete work. We refinish furniture. We buy estates. Any size job! 20 years exp, Glenn Hitzfelder Builder 625-1911, 629-3947. Henry Morales Concrete Contractor Free estimates, 372-0963. Housekeeping available over the Holidays. Rates negotiable. For more information call Jo Ann 629-0679. LET JACK DO IT! Swimming pool- problems solved. Chemicals & repairs. FREE estimate. Call 629-1410, 800-299-4857. Martinez Fencing Call 8 am-8 pm. Joe or Pooch at 620-5276 or Joe 629-6508. Free estimate. PAINTING Charlie Schubert Contractor and Pressure washing. Commercial or residential. 1-899-2843 Canyon Lake. SON CONSTRUCTION: Roofing, remodeling, repairs, additions, painting, sheetrock & concrete work, patio covers, blown in insulation, house leveling, real estate inspections for buyers. Licensed ft bonded. Free estimates. Chas Sonlitner 625-9518. Upholstery Furniture, auto ft repairs. Quality Work- Reasonable Price- Fabric Available. Free estimates. Call Dwight Kanz 629-4324. Zanjeer House and pet sitting services: you'll feel safer knowing your home and pets won't be left unattended $10 a day Call 629-4576 for details.BUSINESSDIRECTORY For all your service needs, contact these experts today!! TRANSPORTATION Gruene TOP Yellow Checkered TAXI 629-7575 Hoots pp Serving Hem Braunfels "Proudly" Since 1900 ccD\/|/-pc I WALLPAPERING ■ INSTALLATION Reedental I Commercei Quaky Werk Reasonable Rales References Rem CNI (MU* 62*4669 or Mary CMM! SERVICES ★Top Soil *Stnd i *8sndy Loam I * Land* co ping j Rock j ★Mulch ; Wa Mw me M I 1 SCHUETZ 1 CONSTRUCTION J Coll day or night j 512-625-9182 | Locate* ati Scute Lacy 197, LITS U! MEROW GUTTERS • SuamteM AlurrvCoppw > IO yr. Procun Eapartencu • 3 yr. 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PAVING Superior Resurfacing (Resurface Coating Counter Tops Bath Tubs 253 Catel Lint New Br ambit, Ttxaa 78130 (512)306-9761 SERVICES PAINTING Professional Home Improvements/Exterior & Interior Painting. 20 yrs experience. 629-7681 Free estimates MANN PAINTING AND REMODELING FREE ESTIMATES SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT MILDEW REMOVAL 629-2032 ASPHALT PATCHING AND PAVING Driveways, Parking Lots, Concrete Work SCHUETZ CONSTRUCTION 625-9182 Henk Paving Co. Paving, Excavating & Hauling 625 0223 or 625-7174 Atter Hours ASPHALT PAVING HAULING LAWN DFT & SAND DRIVEWAY MATERIAL Blade-Loader & Backhoe Railroad Ties Septic Tanks Cleared Neuse Paving & Hauling 625-9708 CLEANING SERVICES CLEANING SERVICES R&B'S EXTRA CLEAN HOUSE CLEAMNG SERVICE Let us clean ft scrub tor you with pride Residential A Commercial 629-5016 SHERRY'S CLEANING SERVICE since 1970 'Rehab/e Service at a Reasonable Cost* Free Estimate-Bonded 625-1397 WINDOWS CLEANED FREE!!!! 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Culinary Walking Food Tours in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem
Delicious Israel's curated walking tours of the markets and backstreets of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem are not typical tourist tours. We are passionate about introducing you to our favorite local places to shop, eat, and experience Israeli cuisine. The walking tour range from 2 to 5 hours and are each filled with tastings, history, and fun!
Eat Tel Aviv
Length of Tour: 4.5 hours
Jaffa Port → Carmel Market
Join us for an easy walk that weaves its way from the historic Jaffa Port to the diverse neighborhoods of Jaffa and Tel Aviv. Through the lens of food, we learn about the history and development of the Israeli culinary scene. Throughout the tour we will taste 12+ different delicacies, ranging from hummus at Israel's top hole-in-the-wall to street food to modern gastronomy. We will explore the neighborhoods of the Jaffa Flea Market, Neve Tzedek and cap off the tour in the Yemenite quarter and Carmel Market to taste what's in season. While a camera is highly suggested, the only thing we require of guests is that they come prepared with a big appetite (i.e., please eat a light breakfast ☺)!
Who is this tour best for?
- People who want to get a taste of many of Jaffa and Tel Aviv's neighborhoods and learn the history of the city's growth
- Visitors who enjoy walking and sightseeing (except for two small hills, the walking is not strenuous and we travel at a relaxed pace)
- Families with interested foodie kids (if your children have short attention spans, the Carmel Market, Levinsky Market or Shuk + Cook may be preferred options)
What to bring:
Comfy walking shoes
Bottle of water
Hat, sunscreen, sunglasses and anything else you need to be comfortable on a hot Tel Aviv day (umbrella and rain coat in the winter)
Levinsky Market
Length of Tour: 2 hours
Welcome to Tel Aviv's foodie paradise! Join us for a grazing tour of the market to enjoy 7+ delicacies in an area best known for its Turkish, Greek and Iranian immigrant heritage, dating back to the 1920s.
Today, gourmet chefs visit Levinsky's timeless shops for their fresh spices, dried fruits, hand-roasted coffees and deli goodies. We will visit grandfathers at their third- and fourth-generation shops as well as young and inspired trendy spots bringing a new vibe to this hipster-forward neighborhood.
Who is this tour best for?
- Explorers and adventure travelers who want to stray a bit off the beaten path
- Foodies, chefs and visitors who want to bring home the best spices and sauces
(Larger groups can be accommodated for this market tour.)
Carmel Market
Length of Tour: 2.5 hours
This tasting tour introduces guests to the heartbeat of Israel's modern city—in the stalls of the city's largest outdoor market, the Carmel Market (Shuk HaCarmel in Hebrew). Diving into the depths of the Carmel Market and the backstreets of its neighboring historic Yemenite quarter, we learn about the development of Israeli cuisine through the country's history and how four generations of vendors are able to maintain their shops after almost 100 years. We will hear stories from vendors whose families were the first in the market to new shops revitalizing the hip neighborhood. Our 7+ tastings will include some of the country's freshest hummus, street food, produce, baked goods and Yemenite cuisine.
Who is this tour best for?
- Foodies who love outdoor markets
- Travelers
- Families with kids
(Larger groups can be accommodated for this market tour.)
Market Hop Tour
Length of Tour: 4 hours
meeting point: Carmel Market
Not sure which of Tel Aviv's markets is right for your tasting tour? No need to compromise—you can do both! If you have the time and energy, take this tour to do a "hop" through both the Carmel and Levinsky markets.
In search of a customized or specialized tour?
- Machane Yehuda Market tour (Jerusalem)
- Vegan tours
- Sarona Market tours
- HaTikva Market tours
- Chefs' kitchen tours
- Sustainable tours
- Scavenger food hunt
- Haifa, Nazareth and other city tours


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Boletus subtomentosus, possibly
Observed: 14th July 2012 By: geff.2007
Added: 14th July 2012
Growing through the limestone chippings on our drive. Flat topped, matt brown like a sponge cake and the underside just like a natural sponge.
Other observations of Boletus
Might be a Suede Bolete
15 July 2012 - 3:10pm western vole
Might be a Suede Bolete (Boletus subtomentosus)
Thanks for the i.d's. After
15 July 2012 - 8:37pm geff.2007
Thanks for the i.d's. After looking at Boletus images, I came to the conclusion it was likely to be subtomentosus so will edit accordinly.


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Matte Black Canisters, Set of 5

Organise and store bread, biscuits, sugar, tea and coffee in these classic canisters, which are embossed with the respective names.

Made of tin sheet

Dimensions: Small - 10cm x 10cm x 13.9cm; Medium - 14.3cm x 14.3cm x 16.4cm; Large - 28.7cm x 21.3cm x 20.1cm

Colour: Matte black

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Organise and store bread, biscuits, sugar, tea and coffee in these classic canisters, which are embossed with the respective names.
- Made of tin sheet
- Dimensions: Small - 10cm x 10cm x 13.9cm; Medium - 14.3cm x 14.3cm x 16.4cm; Large - 28.7cm x 21.3cm x 20.1cm
- Colour: Matte black
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