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Josh woke up suddenly, he looked around, trying to remember where he was. A tiny bit of light was shining in through thehalf closed curtains. His eyes grew accustomed to the dark and he could make out the door for the bathroom to his left, the wardrobes and the dressing table at the bottom of the room. Erin's room. He let out a sigh of relief and lay back down. He looked to the clock 5:30am. He turned around to look at Erin who was snoring lightly, the light was bouncing off her skin, she was lying on her stomach, with her head facing towards him, the blankets covered her waist but her back was bare. The years in the sun had given Erin a premanent sun kissed glow, it had also faded the scars. Josh ran his fingers lightly along her back, sure some of the marks were still plain to see, but the burn scars were pretty much gone, he smiled as she pouted in her sleep. She was absolutely beautiful.
He didn't remember falling back asleep but when he woke Erin was gone, the curtains were closed fully and the door of the bedroom was open. He rubbed his eyes and sat up.
''Erin?'', he called.
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''Didn't want to wake you, help yourself to food and such. I'll talk to you later.
Erin. x''
He smiled, and went back to the bathroom and hopped in the shower. He picked up the shampoo and sniffed it. Coconut. He shrugged and washed his hair, he could hear his phone ringing but he wasn't in a rush to get out. The shower was awesome. When he had dried and redressed he picked up his phone. 2 missed calls from Jane. He signed and pressed call.
''Hello'', came her voice, obviously pissed off.
''Hey Jane'', he said sitting down on the bed, ''what's wrong?''.
''Nothing, I hadn't heard from you in a few days'', she said, Josh could hear her friend Lorraine in the background, ''what have you been up to?''.
''Nothing really'', he smiled, spotting Erin's pants on the floor, ''just catching up with some old friends''.
''Where are you?''.
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''Wish I was there with you'', Jane said.
Josh rolled his eyes, she didn't really, she was just saying that in front of Lorraine.
''I miss you''.
Josh didn't reply, he was too busy searching for his shoes.
''I said I miss you''.
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He hung up before she could get another word in. He didn't know what he saw in her, besides the fact she loved art, they had little in common, the past 4 years with her had been spent mostly fighting, her career came first. He came second. He didn't even know if he loved her anymore or if he was just with her because it was handy.
''In 1998 the Good Friday Agreement was signed. This called for peace between Unionist paramilitaries and Nationalist paramilitaries not just in Northern Ireland but in the South aswell'', Billy said, to a half listening class, ''Sean? Can you tell me when the Sunningdale Agreement was signed?''.
Sean, a dopey looking boy sitting at the back of the class looked up quickly.
''Eh, it was like only a couple of years ago'', he said going red.
''Wrong, 1973. Next time I catch you texting in my class you can do 50 press-ups'', Billy said, ''anyway as I was saying, before in 1994 a cease fire...''.
His phone rang in his pocket. The class giggled, they always did, even though they were 16. He rolled his eyes and walked out of the room, which was immediately filled with the voices of all 20 students.
''Hello?'', he said.
''Billy'', came the shrill voice of Dean, ''there's no milk''.
''You rang me to tell me that?'', Billy said annoyed.
''Well how am I meant to have my breakfast without milk?'', Dean snapped.
Billy looked at his watch, it was half 12 and Dean was only getting up.
''Go down to the shops yourself and get some milk'', Billy replied, trying not to said aggravated.
''Me? Eh I'm no where near ready to go outside, you are just so inconsiderate towards my needs'', Dean exclaimed.
The phone line went dead, Billy closed his eyes and took a few deep breaths before heading into the classroom full of screaming teenagers.
''Shut up'', he bellowed.
They all froze for a second before sitting back in their chairs and facing him. He sat down at his desk with his head in his hands.
''Relationships are a bitch sir'', a girl said from the front row.
He couldn't help but smile at her.
''Chicky poooo?'', Chleo said as Erin answered her phone.
''Yes?'', Erin said smiling.
''Will you babysit my children on Friday?'', Chleo said.
''I suppose so'', Erin shrugged, Chleo hated asking Erin to babysit. She hated asking anyone to babysit, ''but do you mind if they come over to mine?''.
''Of course not'', Chleo said happily, ''they'll be so excited, thank you so much Erin. Ryan, Ryan....RYAN DO NOT HANG PUT YOUR HEAD UP THE CHIMNEY...Sorry Erin, I swear they're good all the time until I pick up a phone. I'll talk to later Chicky''.
''Alright'', Erin laughed, ''bye''.


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"I look forward to bringing a fresh perspective to the council as it tackles the redevelopment of North Avenue and the Village area," he said. "I want to make sure we do what we can to attract unique businesses that will invest in the community and encourage other first-time homebuyers to move to the East Tosa area and join in the revitalization."
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There has been some violent crime in his district. For instance, a postal carrier was mugged. Dealing with crime and perceived safety issues is important, he said. He also wants to continue the progress of bringing new businesses and developments to East Tosa, especially now that the Blockbuster building has been vacated, and implement a master plan created in 2011.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 28, 1985, New Braunfels, Texas New Braunfels Hera\d-Zeitung Thursday, March 28,1985 9A Reagan: Budget approval would spur bullish market NEW YORK (AP) — President Reagan, appealing for support for his embattled budget plan, told Wall Street leaders today that congressional approval of his economic program would "turn the bull loose," unleashing the full power of the economy. Reagan, the first sitting president ever to visit the 193-year-old New York Stock Exchange, rang the bell opening the day's trading precisely on time at 3 seconds before 9 a.m. The packed trading floor burst into shouts of "Ronnie, Ronnie, Ronnie" as the president appeared at a marble rostrum above and, later, when he rang the bell. Reagan noted the thunderous ovations and told his audience as he ended his brief speech: "What you've done for me is better than a hot tip." 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[quote:Anonymous Coward 1184223:MV8xMzA4MjAwXzIxNDU0NzU1XzgzNjZDQTMx] If you live in Arkansas and you're not a conspiracy theorist, then you're simply not paying attention. Things are happening in Arkansas that wouldn't have happened in an episode of "The X-Files" because the writers would have considered it too improbable. Since September 2010, the town of Guy, Ark., has been rocked by nearly 500 shallow, but very noticeable, earthquakes. Professional geologists yawn at this because of the many fault lines in the area. In fact, Arkansas experienced an estimated 15,000 quakes in 1982 alone and a much smaller swarm in 2001. Tremors are to be expected where there are fault lines. The Madrid Fault, the biggest regional fault line in Arkansas, has been quiet since 1811 when a 7.0 magnitude quake rearranged the furniture in what was then a sparsely populated U.S. territory. It is well overdue for another shake. None of the recent flurry of quakes has surpassed 3.1 magnitude, though, so the average Arkansan's false sense of security can continue indefinitely. Some possible causes can be automatically discounted. Though there's been a lot of natural gas drilling going on in Arkansas, industry experts insist that "fracking" didn't cause the recent tremors. Authorities are investigating whether another man-made activity, the proliferation of saltwater disposal wells underground, has inadvertently provided a trigger. Still, none of this would have remotely interested "X-Files" agents Fox Mulder or Dana Scully if not for the thousands of birds that began falling out of the sky just before midnight on New Year's Eve. The latest reports are that as many as 5,000 birds, mostly red-winged blackbirds but also other species, fell from the sky above Beebe, Ark. High-altitude hail, lightning and severe wind gusts have been mentioned as possible culprits behind the massive bird die-off. A lack of singed wings and a suspicious absence of bad weather, however, make those theories a hard sell. A consensus seems to be forming around the remarkable theory that the birds were freaked out by fireworks near their roosting area and suffered a collective heart attack because they were startled by the noise. Who would have thought birds that have lived near humans for centuries would be so easily spooked by fireworks at New Year's, but not on the Fourth of July? Still, experts from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission maintain bird trauma that ends in a mass die-off is possible. Who am I to argue? So, on the first day of the year, men in Hazmat suits descended on Beebe to collect bird carcasses from front lawns, roads, rooftops, porches and sidewalks. Anyone who has read Don DeLillo's "White Noise" will immediately think of that novel's "airborne toxic event," but the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality has already certified the air around Beebe as toxin-free. On the same day the dead birds turned up in Beebe, 100,000 dead fish washed ashore 125 miles away in Logan County. Stretching a 20-mile length of shoreline along the Arkansas River, thousands of drum fish -- also known as "croakers" -- evoked images of a biblical plague set loose in the land. If a river runs red anywhere in Arkansas, we'll officially be in the book of Exodus. Chances are that an industrial pollutant that only affects the bottom-feeding drum fish is the culprit. No other fish have turned up dead. The die-off appears to be highly selective so far. But there's something fishy in Arkansas that transcends the dead fish that began appearing on the surface of the river as early as last Thursday. Do humans bear any responsibility for these events? Blaming earthquakes on corporate greed or even fracking could be a stretch, but it isn't likely that fish and bird die-offs are just examples of the animal world thinning its own ranks. It could be that nature's vulnerability and man's folly are coming together in ways that will get the attention of even global warming denialists. It snowed in Los Angeles on Monday. If that isn't a sign of the times, I don't know what is. [/quote]
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Birds are very sensitive to electrostatic charges. A simple thunder cloud will irritate a bird severley. This is why birds fly low to the ground just before a storm, to avoid the very uncomfortable charges in the air.
In Arkansas there is one of the Worlds Largest Quartz deposits underground. Quartz is piezoelectric which means a charge developes over the surface of the quartz when pressure is applied to the crystal. The charge is millions of volts but it happens so fast its nearly harmless to people on a small scale. This is how some lighters work. A hammer hits a quartz device releasing a spark.
Anyways, the recent earthquake has placed new pressures on the quartz deposits in Arkansas. This results in a massive discharge of billions of volts of electricity. Think how a small piece of quartz the size of a pea can light a lighter. Now think about millions of Tons of quartz discharging under the extreme pressures the Earth can push.
At some point, the charges below created a brief surface charge, positive charge, during a discharge event. The electrostatic charge is immense and knocks the birds out cold in flight. The birds are still alive though, just knocked unconscious. The birds that were flying high were the ones killed upon impact. Blunt force trauma. The birds that were in the trees survived. Some birds like to fly high, others fly low. This explains why it was species specific as the birds that flew high were the ones to die.
Even American Indians knew the area in Arkansas to have very spiritual properties. Unknown but due to the massive quartz deposits below.
Now, there is a huge amount of pressure shifting below Arkansas. It is not uncommon to find mass animal death just before a large earthquake.....And the New Madrid Fault is due, over due infact.
I highly suggest anyone near the New Madrid Fault to store water and non perishables for a few weeks. The standard prep kit.
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Edwards Aquifer Panther Canyon Wed — 625.97 feet above sea level Monday, up .04 from Friday. Canyon Dam discharge — 212 cfs Canyon Lake inflow —160 cfs Canyon Lake level — 906.79 feet above sea level Tuesday. iwW DvBUnPBVB UUlVuM NBU reports pumping 5.626 million gallons of surface water Monday and 604,000 gallons of wet water. momallP Rain chances don't "tpyrTri* until woofcond Today — Partly cloudy. Highs in the lower 70s to near 70. Tonight, partly cloudy. Lows in the mid 30s to 40s. Waffnasffoy — Mostly cloudy. Highs in the lower 60s to near 60. Wednesday night, mostly cloudy. Lows mainly in the 30s. Thursday — Partly cloudy. Highs in the 60s. Friday — Mostly cloudy. Lows in the 40s. Highs in the 60s Saturday — Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers or thunderstorms. Lows in the 40s to near 50 south central. Highs in the 50s to around 60. OIH Sis twits share the spirit The Holiday River of Lights Sharing the Spirit organization chosen for today was Lone Star Girl Scout Council, New Braunfels Unit. This non-profit organization will supply two workers to staff the display from 6 to 9.30 p.m. today and hand out information. In return, the organization will receive 50 cents per vehicle that passes through Cypress Bend Park tonight. Chesr Fund atm could us# donations It's not too late to give to the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung's Cheer Fund, which is used to buy food baskets for the needy. Make your donations at the Herald-Zeitung offices, 707 Landa St., during regular business hours or mail them. Checks should be made payable to the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung Cheer Fund Recent contributions include: ■ Carmetta Horan — $25 ■ Ruth Alford-Stee — $30 ■ Mona B. Kron — $10 ■ Claude W. Dickens — $25 ■ Arthur A Gladys Stearns -$50 ■ Larry & Joan Crowell — $50 The end of a magical season Unicorns come back — to clean out lockers Harald-Zaftung photo* by Sumo Flynt England Jon Wilson and Grant Simpson motes * their way to tho Unicorn locksr room. by SUSAN FLYNT ENGLAND News Editor The business of learning proceeded as usual at New Braunfels High School Monday. Football players ambled in the halls, talked to girls and sat in classrooms. Their faces showed grins, not tears. Some emotion might come to the surface (today), though. "They're planning a short pep rally (today)," said asistant principal Bob Rodriguez, "from 11:45 to noon." School officials are planning a three-sport victory dance in January, Rodriguez said The dance will cele- A look back at season — Page 6 brate the achievements of not only the Unicom football team but the girls cross country and volleyball as well. Unicorns laughed and joked as they cleaned their football lockers. Asked what they would be doing post-season, a few said, "Rehab!" Even though they lost Saturday's game against Alief Hastings,, the players did not look sad The camaraderie they had built was not ending. Head coach Tim Kingsbury said he would remember the season as a suc cess. "I enjoyed evey moment — practices and games. It was enjoyable to see how the whole town backed us," he said That support continued into this week. Signs around town that read Grant Simpson, Jon Wilson, Randy Jonas, Travis Hascksr and coach Tim Kingsbury exchange laughs aa the players dean out In nlraira sub IrWfr VOCK9T9 rn Unicorn field house Monday. "We believe" turned into messages of "Great season!" Assistant principal Mike Reimer showed some regret. "I would have like to have seen it go on for another week," he said. "Everything has to end." Sketch of robber Search for robber continues String of robberies now up to eight From staff reports A man wanted for a string of robberies in New Braunfels is still on the loose and struck again as recently as last week, according to New Braunfels •police. The alleged gunman entered Planet Video, 549 Landa St., at approximately 7 p.m. Dec. 8, showed a gun and escaped with an undisclosed amount I ey, according to Mike Osborne, NBPD criminal investigator. It was the second robbery committed in less than a month at Planet Video, and the robber in both crimes was described as an Hispanic male, 16-19 years old, weighing between 130 and 160 pounds. The suspect is cleanshaven, has short, black hair, and is between 5-foot 8 and 5-foot IO, according to police reports. "He hasn't hit anymore since Planet Video," said Osborne. "We've gotten a few other leads, but at this point, it looks like it is only one person." The same description fit a man who entered Planet Video Nov. 22, wearing a black T-shirt with a handgun tucked into the waistband of his baggy blue jeans. A man fitting the same description robbed Lee's Conoco Station at 1691 N. Business 35 on Oct. 24, Nov. 8 and Nov. 14. Police believe the same man approached the Conoco Food Mart at 1410 Huisache Ave. on Nov. 26 and robbed the store after showing a gun. That same day, he attempted to rob the Oakwood Inn near Interstate 35 but was unsuccessful. Several days later, the man tried to rob the Budget Inn, also near the interstate, but fled motel premises when a clerk on duty refused to hand over the money. The suspect has robbed establishments with no surveillance equipment, and many of the establishments had only one employee (Mi duty, Osborne said. The suspect apparently waits for similar circumstances before entering a place of business. Full of hot air av I W Th® General, above, beefing e striking reeemblence lo Humpty Dump#, grin® to ?78«luidsy ntgMatttw Cornel County roiigrounde The General woe eponeorad by Tex®® Commerce Bank end pkoled by Devtd Bets. At left. bemoon® light up the night es riadelra ■ a----»- SKSI th a ala Vet tv IHUItHH CHvOIS HH if HP His* Photo* by Jam* Gataa/Spaciai to tha Maratd-Zartung Brush fire ignites concerns Dry vegetation prime for blazes, officials say BY SUSAN JAKOBSEN Staff Writer A fire producing billows of whitish-brown smoke visible from miles away brought New Braunfels, Canyon Lake, Bulverde and Bracken firefighters to a ranch off Texas 46 Monday afternoon. The fire, approximately six miles west of New Braunfels city limits, was believed to have burned out of control, according to city and county response teams, and area units were dispatched to contain it. Information from the official report was not available by press time. County Fire Marshal Milton Will-man was unavailable for commemt. Much to their surprise, area firefighters were sent back to their respective posts after property owners confirmed that the fire was controlled. "It was a lot of ruckus for nothing," said John Berber, NBFD Central station battalion chief. The New Braunfels Fire Department sent a pumper and a brush truck to the controlled bum, said Phillip Baker, NBFD fire chief. At that time, it was not evident that the fire was controlled, he said. "It sure put up a lot of smoke," Baker said. The two NBFD units did not attempt to fight the fire, because confirmation was made that the bum was attended and controlled. Controlled burning can become dangerous when weather conditions are dry, according to authonties. In fact, hazard warnings soon might be in effect if moisture is inadequate, according to one official. "lf we don't get significant moisture in the next couple of weeks, it could start getting dangerous to bum," said Baker. Although the ground was moist, a recent freeze in South Texas killed a large amount of area vegetation, and (by bundles of leaves and dead grass could bum quickly, he said. County residents were allowed to set controlled bums when no hazard warnings were in effect. They were "strongly recommended" for safety purposes to contact county authonties with notification about the area planned for burning, according to Elroy Fnesenhahn, city of New Braunfels fire marshal "Any grass fire that we would have (under the current weather conditions) could be a potentially bad one," said Friesenhahn I t * Toys for Tots extends drop-off deadline Donations can be made through Friday From staff reports The New Braunfels Jaycees Toys for Tots campaign deadline has been extended so more residents can participate in a program kilt helps area families give gifts and put food on their tables during the holidays. "Two years ago, we gave a family Christmas who was living in a car," said Sue Kolath, past president of New Braunfels Jaycees. "It's a real eye-opener." *IWo yaw ago, wa gava a family Ctarftatmaa who was living in a ear. NS a —Sue Kolath past president, New Braunfels Jaycees Toys, new and used, can be dropped off at several area organizations until Friday, including World Car Motors, Advantage Rent-A-Car , Librettos, Century 21, Prodigy Day Care, Fanners Insurance (U.S. ll and Wal nut) and the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung office. Local organizations are getting behind the campaign. TCI Cable is accepting a new toy in lieu of installation fees, and the Remote Control Car Club recently conducted a race and made a donation of entry fees to the Toys for Tots program, among others. In its 14th year, Toys for Tots provides food to more than 125 families and toy* for 300 to 350 children, according to Kolath The families are selected through the Community Service Center, 132 Caddell Ln. 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Ah, nothing quite like grabbing the ol' tackle box, hoisting your rod over your shoulder and sidling up to the bayou for an afternoon of fishing. And catching six beer cans, one sneaker and a bike helmet.
Sounds like you could use some advice. Well, advice -- along with a plethora of rods, reels, bait, boats and perhaps a few talkin' bass -- should be easy to snag at the 30th annual Houston Fishing Show at the George R. Brown Convention Center. According to organizer Dave Holder, the show will feature lots of "new toys," designer bait and a bunch of completely rigged (read: "pimped out") bass boats.
So once you've geared up, learned how to cast and nabbed yourself a fishing buddy, you'll be ready to hit the coast and catch some red drum, spotted sea trout and Southern flounder. Note: It's not our fault if all you catch are Texas crabs. Noon to 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday, March 3 and 4; 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, March 5; and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday, March 6. George R. Brown Convention Center, 1001 Avenida de las Americas. For information, call 281-350-2741 or visit www.houstonfishingshow.com. $2 to $7. - Julia Ramey
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After stopping by the fishing show, you can help beautify the bayou for future generations of would-be anglers. The young Houstonians of the Bayou Buddies will spend Saturday afternoon at Planting on the Parkway, where they'll plant young trees, pick up trash and nosh on hot dogs. These are the same folks who keep installing art exhibits all over our fair downtown, so odds are they're a hip bunch. Plus, there's nothing quite as satisfying as feeling fit and environmentally conscious at the same time. Bring your own shovel at 1 p.m. Saturday, March 5. Tapley Tributary, I-45 South Feeder Road at Houston Avenue. Park in Theatre District Lot 8. For information, call 713-752-0314 or visit www.buffalobayou.org. $10. - Julia Ramey
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KEVIN PIETERSEN plundered a dazzling century yesterday — exactly a week before
he resumes his international career in the First Test against India.
It was Pietersen's first ton since his return from suspension and the sort of
"I'll bloody well show you" innings in which he specialises.
Sure, the bowling was distinctly modest and, yes, England's other batsmen also
feasted but none could match KP for effortless power.
He whacked 110 from 94 balls before walking off the field with a stiff back,
though having reassured everyone he is in top form.
England ransacked 408-3 in just 90 overs on day one of their third and final
warm- up match against state side Haryana.
Pietersen spent much of his innings stretching, contorting and limping between
the wickets but England's medics insisted he is fine.
Sadly, however, the thud of willow on leather was the only sound emanating
from Pietersen, who did not want to talk.
And England team director Andy Flower was for once in agreement with the
controversial batsman after weeks of disagreement.
Apparently, the KP shemozzle is too recent and too raw and the management did
not want him to face questions that might have dragged up the recent past —
such as why did he send rude messages about Andrew Strauss to the South
It shows Pietersen is still being treated differently from other players
despite his re-integration. Instead, Ian Bell spoke for the second time in
three days.
Most people could not care two hoots whether KP talks in public — cricket fans
care only about him helping England win.
And England have promised he will talk if he scores runs in the Test series.
Bell said: "Kevin enjoyed it. He'll be happy to go into the First Test with
that kind of innings under his belt.
"We don't want to put too much pressure on him as the main reason why we might
win a Test series. We know if he gets in, he can change a Test match."
Captain Alastair Cook scored 97 and enters the Test in great form, while
spinner Graeme Swann, back home because his three-week-old daughter is
unwell, is expected to return to India on Monday.
Fast bowler Stuart Broad (bruised heel) should be fit for the Test but Steven
Finn (thigh strain) remains a serious doubt.
Video: "We're here to win" says Gooch


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