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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - April 5, 1983, New Braunfels, Texas Ha I las?, Texas # V5 ?~ ^lr;ror I >; , ir)c> •t t : hiteu * .0. rjox ^5^3c -'alifs. i'rX(-,ci 75?/* 5 ^omp. New JJ—Li^ Braunfels Mew Braunfels, TexesHarald-Zeitung Vol. 92 - No. 67 12 Pages TUESDAY April 5,1983 25 cents (USPS 377-880) Fluoridation ballots to be counted again By DYANNEFRY Staff writer Results of Saturday's vote on an amendment deleting flouride from the city charter won't be official until late this week, at the earliest. City Council found no mistakes in arithmetic when the votes were canvassed Monday night. The tally on Amendment IV was still 1,133 to 1,133. Since it takes a majority vote to change the city charter. City Attorney John Chunn concluded that the amendment had failed, and that New Braunfels Utilities should continue to fluoridate the city's water. For citizens opposed to fluoride, one more vote could make all the difference in the world. So they've called for a recount. City Council appointed a committee of three ''disinterested citizens" and set the starting time for 9 a rn. Thursday. The committee will closet itself with the ballot boxes at City Hall, and will check and recheck the votes until chairman Clinton Ludwig is satisfied they're counted right, said City Manager E.N. Delashmutt. It may take more than one day. Council will have to certify the results within two days after Ludwig makes his official report, which may mean calling an emergency meeting. Also serving on the recount committee are Jan Estes and Erna Schwab. Harold Boettcher, designated representative of the group that requested the recount, will be allowed to sit in the room and watch. A recount petition was filed at City Hall late Monday by attorney Melvin Nolte, who also helped draw up the January petition that put Amendment IV on Saturday's ballot. In a close City Council election, only an interested party (for example, the defeated candidate) is entitled to ask for a recount Chunn said, "When you're voting on a measure instead of a candidate, any 25 people acting jointly may file a petition." Monday's petition bore 76 signatures, accompanied by voter registration numbers. Council members agreed the city staff should verify those names and numbers before proceeding with the recount. With their petition, the citizens left a $50 deposit, as required by law. If a new count swings the election in favor of Amendment IV, recount expenses (including the salaries of committee members, at $4 per hour) will be borne by the city. If not, the petitioners will have to pay the bill. Mayor O.A. Stratemann Jr., notified earlier in the day that a recount would be called, had already contacted Ludwig, Schwab and Estes about serving on the committee. He said all three had served as election judges or clerks in the past. However, none of them worked on Saturday's election, which would have disqualified them as ''disinterested citizens." Last-ditch effort saves satellite CAFE CANAVERAL, Fla. iAFi -The world s largest and most expensive conunumcations satellite. vital to America's space future, tumbled out of control for several hours today after release from the shuttle Challenger NASA reported it had regained command, but it was unclear how effective the satellite could be The question was whether ground controllers could maneuver the 2lx-ton, HOO million satellite to its planned stationary orbit 22.300 miles high. Trackers estimated the payload was in a distorted orbit ranging from about 14,000 to 22,000 miles high, and it could not be fully effective on that path. Experts consulted computers to determine if stabilizing gas jets aboard the Tracking and Data Relay Satellite could be used to shift the craft into stationary position. "There is some possibility it could be done," said Julian Levine, a spokesman for TRW, which built the TORS "The satellite has some onboard propulsion capability and the technical issue now is its ability to move the satellite into the proper orbit " Challenger commander Paul J. Weitz and his crewmen, pilot Karol J. Bobko and nussion specialists Story Musgrave and Donald H Peterson, who had ejected the satellite from their cargo bay late Monday, were in a sleep period when the trouble began. They were in the second day of the second shuttle's maiden flight. An hour after the deployed TDRS, the rocket fired successfully to propel the package on its way to the high outpost. The problem arose about 6 a.m. after the rocket ignited a second time, to try to arrest the satellite in the stationary outpost The resulting egg-shaped orbit indicates an engine misfire which sent the satellite tumbling with the rocket stage attached. After hours of suspense, Mission Control in Houston calculated a way to separate the heavy rocket stage from the satellite and then to command the small jets to halt the tumbling motion.InsideToday's Weather Spring has taken another powder in Comal County, leaving temperatures in the chilly range Tuesday morning, with a wind chill factor of 29 degrees at 8:30 a m. Clouds, cold and bitter winds will continue through Wednesday, with a 40 percent chance of light rain or thundershowers. Lake wind advisories are out for today, with northerly gusts expected at 15-25 miles per hour. Winds will slow to 15 mph tonight.Wolf pack Nips Cougars Whoever said North Carolina State was a team of destiny was right on the money. The Pack upset Houston, 54-52, in Monday's NCAA championship game, as Cosell McQueen rammed a missed shot through at the buzzer. The Cougars' Achilles heel — lousy free-throw shooting — set up the winning backet. See Sports. Page 5. CLASSIFIED......................9-11 COMICS.........................7-6 CROSSWORD......................7 OEAR ABBY........................2 DEATHS...........................2 HOROSCOPE.......................3 OPINIONS..........................4 SPORTS.........................5.6 STOCKS...........................3 TV LISTINGS.......................7 WEATHER.........................2 Staff photo by Dyannr Fry Attorney Melvin Nolte (right) and Assistant City Manager Hector Tamayo check recount requirements Setting a date Jail bond issue scheduled for May 7 By JACQUELINE SMITH Staff writer County voters will be asked to go to the polls May 7 to approve a $3.9 million bond issue to pay for a new county jail, which won't be downtown. If the b<*nd issue passes it would mean a 3-to-4-cent increase in the county tax rate. County Auditor Bate Bond said. The May 7th election, set by Commissioners Court Monday, will be four days after the New Braunfels Independent School District's $8.5 million bond election. The court did not decide on a specific jail site, although the facility will be built on one of the three locations recommended by the court-appointed jail site selection committee, County Judge Fred Clark said. These three include a 12-acre tract off Hanz Drive between I^op 337 and Gruene Road; a 9-acre tract off Water I^ne adjacent to Loop 337 between West San Antonio Street and IH 35; and a 6.5 acre tract on North Walnut Avenue along the Missouri-Pacific Railroad tracks. Commissioners have asked that a preliminary appraisal be done on the Hanz Drive site (the committee's first choice). and the Water l.ane site. Cost of building the jail downtown, plus lack of land for future expansion, were the main reasons why the court didn't pick that site. Clark estimated that total costs for the downtown site would be near $9 million, not including land and costs for a parking area or garage. On either piece of property off Loop 337, it would cost about the same to build a jail — $3.9 million, Clark said. Construction costs alone on either of two sites would be approximately $2.9 million, architect Christopher DiStephano of Houston said last week. On Monday, Cark added another $1 million in other costs to DiStehano's figure to reflect the total cost of the new jail on either site. The judge's figures included architects' fees (6.5 percent of construction costs); a 6 percent inflationary factor; $350.000-$400,000 to buy the land; $200,000 for new equipment for the Sheriff's Department (once ifs moved in the new building); and an undetermined amount to buy the Doep-penschmidt property. Even though the court turned down the "Doep-penschmidt property" for the new jail, it still included it in the bond package for future expansion of county government. The "Doeppenschmidt site" behind the Courthouse on West Mill Street drew much support from the Chamber of Commerce and Downtown Mer- See COUNTY, Page 12High winds damage lake marina, electric lines By DEBBIE DaLOACH Staff writer The 50 mph-plus winds that blew through New Braunfels Friday left behind trash, uprooted trees, small power outages, and severe marina damage at Canyon lake. Canyon lake Marina on the north side of the lake on FM 306, sustained damage estimated at over a half-million dollars. "The power of the wind dragged the marina and pushed it against the shoreline. That caused the marina's outer edges to collapse, damaging a lot of boats in the process," said Bill Dawson, marina general manager. But on the east side of the lake, Cranes Mill Marina was spared from Hie wind's force. "That was the whole objective of moving from the west to the east side of Cranes Mill Park," co-owner Bill Barth said. "We wanted to get away from the wind exposure, and the debris build-up from high water. And Friday proved it (moving the marina) worked." The relocation began two years ago with advice from the* Corps of Engineers, and finally clearance through Washington, D.C. "We began construction in May of 1982, and are about 95 percent complete. We should be finished by June I." A lake wind advisory is in effect for today, but the National Weather Service in San Antonio said winds wouldn't be as severe as Friday. "Winds will be from the north at 15-25 mph and gusty today," a spokesman said. "Friday, we recorded winds over 52 mph at the San Antonio Airport." The winds Friday were expensive for the New Braunfels Utilities, where damage estimates are in the $15,000 range. Frank Panebianco, electrical distribution supervisor, said most of the poles that were blown over were replaced Monday. "We did have numerous small power outages, because of tree limbs falling on service wires or taking out feeders. There were related incidents with advertising signs, damaging conductors," Panebianco said. "But there were no large scale outages, the largest affected area involing North to Union Streets to Iancoln and Union Streets." Cit) public works crews dealt with flying trash can complaints, and were called on downed limbs at various locations. The biggest item was a felled tree, blocking a portion of the Eden Home parking lot. The biggest problem Canyon Reservoir Manager Philip Parsley had from the wind was trash. "It blew all over th parks, and will take awhile to clean up," Parsley said. "The wind was tough on picnickers, and blew lots of tents down. But the most severe damage we had in the lake parks was the detachment of a courtesy dock at Jacobs Creek, and that was it." Trash was also a problem at luanda Park. Parks Director Court Thieleman said when the dumpsters got close to capacity, the wind would pick up the trash and scatter it around the park grounds and even into the river. Park crews are still in the cleaning process from the Easter weekend crowd, and the wind. Gasoline tax one remedy for budget crunch—Kuempel * State Rep. Edmund Kuempel is predicting that Texas will have $1.5 to $1.7 billion less to work with for its 1984-85 budget than was originially thought. Kuempel (R-Seguin) estimated Tuesday that state revenues will be that much less than what the Legislative Budget Board figured on. Texas Comptroller Bob Bullock, whom Kuempel referred to as "the racedriver comptroller," will release new revenue estimates Friday. Kuempel's reference was to Bullock's recent speeding ticket. Already approximately $600,000 has been cut from that board's original 1984-85 state budget by the Senate Finance Committee. Following these initial budget cuts, a state senator from Nacogdoches was quoted as saying that the Senate com mittee was "trying to force the governor and the House into a tax bill." Since the beginning of his campaign, Kuempel has voiced his opposition to any more state taxes. But Tuesday in speaking before the New Braunfels Downtown Merchants Association, the freshman representative conceded that there might be a tax bill considered by the House. "If a tax bill gets through the House it's going to be a new state gas tax," said Kuempel, whose 46th district encompasses Comal, Kendall and Guadalupe Counties. But don't expect the tax bill to come up anytime soon. If it comes up, it will be in a special session — possibly (me of a few special sesssons, he said. "If push comes to shove...the gas tax See KUEMPEL, Page 12 Taking items from city parks against ordinance, Thieleman says 'J Edmund Kuempel In Lands Park these days, ifs not Please Don't Eat the Daisies,' but rather Please Don't Dig Up the Artifacts.' That was the message at the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board meeting Monday night, after Parks Director Court Thieleman brought the "on again, off again" problem to everyone's attention. "In the span of one week, I had three people come in the parks office, saying people were seen digging near Park Area No. 7. Old-timers say there's an old Indian mound near there," Thieleman said. "One of the people who came to the office even had a handful of Indian arrowheads he had dug up. ' ' Thieleman has seen everything from small spades to picks to shovels. The holes made by these tools cause mowing problems, not to mention marring the park's beauty. "Who knows? Someday someone might find an old wagon wheel, or a skull or something," Thieleman said. "Then how would we handle that? Those artifacts are on public property, and belong to the taxpayers." A city ordinance already on the books restricts the removal of practically anything from the park. Violating the ordinance is considered a Class C misdemeanor, punishable by a fine up to $200. Thieleman said the existing ordinance was so broad in interpretation, that he wasn't sure of the intent. Board member Edward Dedeke said he remembered, back when the recommendation was made to City Council rn 1979, that people were digging up shrubs and removing aquatic substance from the springs. "We wanted to stop it all, so that's why the ordinance is so broad," Dedeke said. The ordinance puts it this way: "It shall be unlawful for any person to willfully pick, pull, pull up, tear up, dig up, out, mutilate, break, bruise, See PARKS, Page Vt ;
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Japanese fans welcome news of ex-Beatle Paul McCartney's recovery
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese fans on Friday welcomed news that former Beatle Paul McCartney is expected to make a full recovery from the viral infection that landed him in a Tokyo hospital for treatment.
McCartney, 71, called off his sold-out Japan tour this week after postponing several concerts, much to the disappointment of fans - some of whom had paid 100,000 yen ($980) to see him. He later canceled a concert set for South Korea next week.
"The shock was huge when I heard the two concerts which I had bought tickets for were both canceled," said Shinichi Noguchi, 40, who had come to the Tokyo hotel where McCartney was believed to be staying.
"It's good to hear he's recovering and I'll be happy if he can come to Japan again in the near future."
McCartney spokeswoman Perri Cohen said in a statement on Thursday that McCartney had been treated successfully at a Tokyo hospital for the viral infection, which he came down with a day after his arrival in Japan last week.
"He will make a complete recovery and has been ordered to take a few days rest. Paul has been extremely moved by all the messages and well wishes he has received from fans all over the world," she added.
McCartney, who rarely cancels concerts, said in a statement earlier this week that he hated to disappoint his fans. He came to Japan after a South American tour.
"I hope he fully recovers and will give us a concert in the near future," said Fumio Ito, 66. "Fingers crossed."
The dearth of news about McCartney's condition on Thursday prompted concern among fans around the world, particularly when the only new comment posted on his Twitter account was an old photo of him with a ram. Continued...

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My wife and I have relocated to FL from Alaska and I wanted to get back into hunting. She would be new to the sport.
We have shotguns 20 ga. and a 12 ga., but when we left AK, I sold my Sako .338 win. mag. as I saw no use for it here. (still crying over that )
Are shotguns adequate for Deer, and hogs in FL or Southern GA ?
Do I need to join a hunt club or a lease, or can I find some success for deer, turkey and hogs on public lands?
It seems GA has plenty of deer and lots of big Wildlife Management Areas.
Any advice would be appreciated.
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- In a medium saucepan, s-l-o-w-l-y sauté the sliced onions in the butter until golden brown. This will take longer than you'd expect – maybe 30 minutes or so. Don't try to rush it. Add the beef broth and simmer, covered, for about 20 minutes. Add salt and pepper – but go easy because canned broth tends to be pretty salty already.
- Ladle the soup into 4 ovenproof bowls. Float a slice of toasted bread in each one, and sprinkle evenly with the grated cheese. Put the bowls on a baking sheet, turn the oven to broil and cook for a couple of minutes, until the cheese melts and gets bubbly.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - August 15, 1980, New Braunfels, Texas Rev. Boyd Luter Change amazingReligious focus Herald-Zcitun$ Friday, Aug. 15, 1980 5 Prayer spot is peaceful By SANDRA JACKSON Staff Writer Peaceful, quiet solitude can be found at the prayer garden at St. Andrews Lutheran Church on PM 2673 near Starkville. Members of St. Andrews have landscaped the area to enhance the natural shrubbery with a circle of oleander bushes around the perimeter and hanging baskets. A mailbox can be found in the fork of a tree, containing devotional booklets for the use of worshippers. Small signs painted on cross-sections of tree trunks are scattered throughout the area displaying Biblical passages. The prayer garden was conceived by the congregation a few years ago when a need was expressed to leave the sanctuary open for meditation and prayer. "We soon found that unfeasible," said Rev. Arnold Windecker, "because we had no full-time staff to keep the building open." "We needed a secluded place for people to come and pray," he said. So the area was landscaped by the grounds committee. Windecker's brother, Dr. Leo Windecker of Midland, who works with plastic molds for an aircraft factory, was responsible for the modernistic statue of Christ. Flynn new pastor Pastor-evangelist Jimmy Flynn has taken the post of of full-time pastor at Second Baptist Church, 273 Merriweather. He said that after accepting Jesus into his life at the age of 9, he was on his way to becoming a preacher. By the age of 14 he had a radio show near the border and at 18, he was ordained into the Baptist ministry. Flynn has been the head fo the Jimmy Flynn Evangelist Association. He also has been involved in each phase of the gospel ministry—evangelism, Bible conferences, teaching, and director of dramatic gosepel presentations. School reunions are unsettling affairs. When you haven't seen a former classmate for years, it's generally amazing to see the amount of change that has taken place. As my wife and I attended her high school reunion recently, she was struck by how different almost everyone but her closest continuing friends seemed to be. She was also broadsided by the observation that some had changed dramatically, toward becoming more attractive, outgoing and assured, while others appeared to have been on a non-stop downhill slide since graduation. How can we account for such startling disparities? The seemingly small degree of change among friends show us how slow change is in the present tense. It's almost imperceptible in its creeping character...but it mounts up over the long haul. That leads us to the second observation. Yes, change is a snowballing process. And, once headed in a direction, it tends to gather steam. Such momentum is notoriously hard to stop and turn around. However, the discernible changes I've spoken of are outward, surfacy. There's no time at a class reunion for more than that. A powerful question that yearns to be asked is, "What of corresponding inner changes with these people? How' much have their personalities, priorities and loyalties altered and in what direction?" Fairly obviously, direction and distance are largely determined by the "dynamite" that propels the object and the aim of the one in control. Thus, asking what is the fuel in your life and who is doing the steering goes a long way toward determining distance and direction. I^et's plug this into a Biblical road map. Romans 1:18-32 does not stutter in stating that the fuel of unbelief against God, which includes "going through the motion" hypocritical religion, and the egoitistical steering of man trying to run his own life apart from the Ix>rd, inevitably ends in a miserable crack-up far from God's truth and righteous expectations. On the other hand, Romans 8:28-29 strikingly tells us that the person who loves God by consistent faith in Christ is being propelled along and steered by the Lord down the difficult road of life on an ever-better manner. The Lord is working the bugs out in the believer's life so that he or she will eventually be beautifully "conformed to the image of His Son) (Romans 8:29). There's going to be a great eternal reunion one of these days. (Matthew 25:31-46, Revelation 20). There will be no choice as to whether or not you attend. God will accept no regrets for that one. The only questions that are meaningful, then, are "How much will you have changed, in what direction, and because of what dynamic?" Now is the time to make up your mind whether your change agent will be the Lord through faith or your blinding ego through unbelief. See you at the reunion! A prayer garden statue at St. Andrews Lutheran Church near Startzville There's an answer! Key to heaven told By NORMAN VINCENT PEALE and RUTH STAFFORD PEALE Can you know Q. I have a troublesome question to ask you. What do you have to do to get to heaven? Can you really know for sure? A. Believe in Jesus Christ. Accept Him as Lord and Savior. Follow Him in your life day by day. Ixive people. Do this and you can really know for sure that you will get to heaven. Afraid to pray Q. For three years I prayed at least three times a day for my son in the service. I prayed with all my heart that he'd return home safely. He was killed on a street corner in a foreign country, all alone, a few days before he was to come home. And because of his violent death I'm afraid my son didn't go to heaven. How can I live with all this grief, disappointment, fear, hostility and pain? A. Our hearts go out to you in sympathy. We have found that prayers are answered in three ways—yes, no or wait awhile. Don't be afraid to talk to God. Think of Him as your Father. He understands. He also had a son who was killed. God will give you peace of heart. Family series starts tonight Tonight and tomorrow, a ee non-denominational film tries on families will be lown at the Church of Christ New Braunfels. Three of the seven parts of ie series will be shown might beginning at 7 p.m. at ie church. "The Strong filled Child" will start the veiling followed by "Shaping ie Will Without Breaking the pirit" and ''Christian atheling." ''Preparing for kdolescense: The Origins of elf-Doubt" will begin tomorrow at 9 a.m. followed by ''Preparing for Adolescence: Peer Pressure and Sexuality," "What Wives Wish Their Husbands Knew About the Lonely Housewife," and "What Wives Wish Their Husbands Knew About Women, Money, Sex and Children." The series should be completed by noon. The films were prepared by James C. Dobson, Ph.D., who has been called "America's leading Christian authority on the family." Staats named to committee Dr. William F. Staats, vice liairman of the board of irectors at New Braunfels ational Bank, has been ppointed to the consulting ominitte on capital financing ir the Lutheran Church in merica. The committee will advise the national church on the most effective way to increase earnings and to use the money in its property and loan fund, said church president Dr. James R. Crumley in New York. Lawrence A. Czelusta, D.P.M. announces the opening of his office for the practice of podiatry at Canyon Lake Center, Startzville in Dr. Peter Robinson offices Hours by appointment Phone 899 7681 656 6383 Now, for the first time, hear the real story of the "King of Rock 'N Roll. Know him as his closest friends did.. .as his wife and sweetheart, Priscilla did as they recall their intimate memories of Elvis through three great hours of his unforgettable music. ELVIS: MEMORIES... SATURDAY 4:00 P.M. 3-HOUR SPECIAL DISTRIBUTOR INVENTORY LIQUIDATION SALE Riding Mowers. Garden Tractors. Edgers. Tillers. 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He wiggled and waggled on the stage.
The girls giggled and squealed, screamed and sighed.
The parents no doubt rolled their eyes and wondered how long the frenzy would last.
"The present fervor of teen-agers for him will subside," the Lakeland Ledger stated in an editorial. "His contortions are vulgar and his quivering, high-strung, nervous style of singing is a long way from being high-class art."
Yet the phenomenon that surrounded Elvis Presley did not die. Fifty-two years after "The King" performed in Lakeland, his visit remains a cultural touchstone, while his signature on the wall of the Polk Theatre where he performed is a treasured relic.
Elvis had been on the music scene a little more than a year when he arrived for his three-show stint Aug. 6, 1956. "Hound Dog" was his current hit, and tongues everywhere were waggling about his wild hip gyrations.
"It is impossible for the young man to stand still and sing rock 'n roll," Elvalee Donaldson wrote for The Ledger days before Elvis' arrival. "He says it shouldn't be sung without motion and claims all his wiggling only emphasizes the natural emotion which he feels."
Another Ledger reviewer was less kind.
"Elvis Presley is the first burlesque dancer I've ever seen who didn't wear a rhinestone in his navel," Bob Swift wrote. "Of course, he kept his shirt and pants on during his routine, so it's still a moot point."
Teenaged girls, of course, didn't care about critics. They simply loved Elvis.
"Frantic, determined teenagers jammed South Florida Avenue for a block each way in front of the Polk Theater today, determined to be the first to see Elvis Presley," Donaldson wrote.
"One girl fainted."
For all the hoopla, Elvis' Lakeland performances were exceedingly brief. His manager, Col. Tom Parker, was an old carnival man and knew how to keep audiences on the hook. The "performances" served as a showcase for other up-and-coming talents of the day, including singers Ray Brankey, Nancy Ford, Frankie Connors, the Jordanaires and comedian Phil Maraquin. Elvis himself didn't appear until the last 15 minutes of the $1.50 show.
"At the end of a two-hour show, they saw a man walk across the stage in a two-tone tuxedo, guitar slung across his shoulders, and utter the following vocal tones for 15 minutes: 'oh, ooo, ah, hee, oo, eee, ah, oo.' That was it," Jack Skelly wrote in a Ledger review.
(If you can't tell, the snarky comments I found concerning Elvis' appearance absolutely crack me up. My favorite came from a local shopkeeper: "I'd be darned if I'd stand out there in the sun without any vittles all day long just to hear some guy play banjo.")
Although Elvis appeared in Lakeland twice more, it's his 1956 appearance that has remained the most memorable. And it was during that visit that he signed the dressing room wall at the Polk Theatre.
Five decades later, the signature remains, although it's endured some damage. Recent flooding at the Polk Theatre damaged the wall and forced the autograph's temporary removal. The signature has since returned to the building, but the future of the theater itself remains to be seen.
[ Cinnamon Bair, a Polk County native, can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. ]
Elvis' First Visit in 1956 Not Forgotten
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Before saying farewell to Mary, I had to borrow Shirley's phone to call in some backup. The afternoon would be one I ought not to handle on my own. So I called in Tommy Willis, a rugged, bare-knuckle newcomer to Homicide, an old-fashioned beat cop that finally got his turn to wear a shirt and tie.
"Tommy, Ian MacKenzie here. I need to have some words with the Mahoney Brothers. Got time to meet me at their place? ... Maybe one o'clock. ... Great. See ya in a few minutes, Tommy Boy."
The Mahoney place of business was officially Greater Boston Maritime and Shipping, a section of the East Boston docks, but for fellas like Tommy and me Mahoney's place was Santarpio's Restaurant, a pizza joint in a class by itself. If you were Italian or you loved Italian food, this ram-shackled place was it. Not many of the profits went into decor at Santarpio's, for the most part, just bare walls papered with old boxing posters, a visual history lesson in the sweet science as it had been conducted through the years in old Boston. The Mahoneys had a habit of holding their business meetings during the slow daylight hours at Santarpio's. The old couple who ran the place I figured didn't much like this arrangement, but it kept the peace behind the scenes.
When I pulled into the parking lot, the inventory of the three black Cadillacs sitting by the side entrance gave me evidence enough that the Mahoney's were in today. About five minutes later, Tommy arrived in his old oil-burner, an old Packard that had barely survived a couple of wrecks. But that car so fit Tommy Willis. When Tommy stepped out of that car, you could see why I'd say that. He looked like a man who had survived a few wrecks himself, scarred and beat up, but going stronger than ever, probably more out of sheer toughness than anything else. Built like block of mountain rock, coal gray hair shaved down into a crew-cut, square jawed, big-fisted, cold blue eyes, and that ever present match twitching between his lips.
"What the h*ll we doing here, MacKenzie?"
"Just asking questions."
"And you think we're actually going to get some answers."
"Still got ask 'em, Tommy Boy, still gotta ask 'em."
I thought the best course would be to use that side entrance. The place looked more like a fishing shack than a restaurant, big enough, just run down a bit in the fifty years that it had been operating here. The wooden door painted some sort of Sicilian pistachio green wobbled a bit on its hinges when we opened it. A few feet inside we were met by a wall of grunt wearing a high-priced suit from the last rack in the big man's shop. "Can I help you?"
I stopped to show him my badge, Tommy just kept walking on. Before I could plead my authority, Tommy bellowed, "We're here to see Bryan Mahoney."
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Johansen wishes he was there to shake Kesler's hand after Predators won
Ryan Johansen isn't backing down about his criticisms of the way Ryan Kesler plays. Not after the Nashville Predators eliminated the Anaheim Ducks. Not as he recovers from emergency surgery.
That was the top bulletin-board material from a great interview Johansen participated in with TSN 1040 Vancouver on Wednesday, as the refreshingly candid forward discussed a wide array of topics.
For instance, Johansen:
- Praised the hockey acumen of Nashville fans, backing up P.K. Subban's praise of the market.
- Went into detail about his harrowing injury. Johansen explained that, at first, the seemingly innocent hit by Josh Manson would just be one of those "that's going to leave a bad bruise" moments. Toward the end of the game, he was a shift or two from telling Peter Laviolette that he'd be a liability to his team. After the contest, he couldn't even walk out of the shower, and that's when medical staff determined that a painful injury required emergency surgery.
- The bittersweet feelings of seeing his team advance to a Stanley Cup Final without him.
- He spoke about how confident he felt during a postseason run that's drawn rave reviews.
Still, the juicy stuff was about Kesler. That comes at around the 10:50 mark of an interview worth listening to in its entirety.
Nice. That's basically the opposite of Detroit Red Wings players regretting shaking Claude Lemieux's hand and maybe the other extreme of Martin Brodeur snubbing Sean Avery, right?
(It feels necessary to discuss Milan Lucic getting weird during the handshake lines, too. Ah, memories.)
Johansen admits that he was a Vancouver Canucks fan growing up, and while Kesler wasn't one of his favorite players, he certainly cheered his endeavors. That … won't happen again anytime soon, as you can note.
Johansen expects a full recovery from that surgery, so yes, we can all pencil in the rematch between those two Ryans in 2017-18.
Hot take: there won't be handshakes.
Blues add Darryl Sydor as assistant coach
The St. Louis Blues continued to assemble the coaching staff for Mike Yeo on Wednesday when they announced the hiring of former NHL defenseman Darryl Sydor.
Sydor previously served as an assistant on Yeo's staff for several years when he was the head coach of the Minnesota Wild. Before joining the Blues, Sydor was an assistant coach for the AHL's Chicago Wolves this past season.
"I am excited to have Darryl back on my staff," Yeo said in a statement released by the team. "He was an outstanding teacher during our time in Minnesota and will add a wealth of experience and knowledge to our team."
Before joining the coaching ranks Sydor was a defenseman in the NHL for 18 seasons, playing 1,291 games for the Los Angeles Kings, Dallas Stars, Pittsburgh Penguins, Tampa Bay Lightning, Columbus Blue Jackets and Blues. The Blues were his final stop in the NHL, playing 47 games for the team during the 2009-10 season. He was a member of two Stanley Cup winning teams, winning it with the Stars in 1998-99 and then with the Lightning in 2003-04.
The Blues hired Yeo to be their coach-in-waiting to work alongside Ken Hitchcock before the start of the 2016-17 season, but when Hitchcock was fired in the middle of the season Yeo was promoted a few months earlier than expected.
The Blues eliminated the Wild in the first-round of the playoffs this season but were defeated by the Nashville Predators in the second round.
For fourth time in five years Sergei Mozyakin is the KHL's MVP
The KHL handed out its awards for the 2016-17 season on Wednesday and it was Magnitogorsk Metallurg forward Sergei Mozyakin taking home the Golden Stick Trophy as the league MVP.
Given the season he had, and the career he has had in the KHL, this should not really be much of a surprise.
Mozyakin turned in one of the greatest performances in the history of the league this season by scoring 48 goals and recording 85 total points (both league records) in only 60 games.
Since the KHL formed in 2008-09 only three different players have won the Golden Stick award. Danis Zaripov won it during the inaugural season, while Alexander Radulov won it four times (three years in a row between 2009-10 and 2011-12, then again in 2014-15).
Mozyakin won it in 2012-13 and 2014-15, then in each of the past two seasons.
The 36-year-old forward was drafted by the Columbus Blue Jackets in the ninth-round (No. 262 overall) of the 2002 draft by never played a game in the NHL. He has spent his entire professional career playing in Russia where he has consistently been one of the best, most productive players in the league.
Among the KHL's other award winners, Vasily Koshechkin was named the league's top goalie, Oleg Znarok was the coach of the year, while Vladimir Tkachyov is the rookie of the year.
Mike Fisher could return for Game 1 of Stanley Cup Final
One of the more impressive things about the Nashville Predators' ability to eliminate the Anaheim Ducks in the Western Conference Finals was the way they won the last two games of the series without the services of their top two centers, Ryan Johansen and Mike Fisher.
They will still be without Johansen in the Stanley Cup Final as his postseason has come to an end, but they could get Fisher back when the series begins on Monday night.
General manager David Poile said on Wednesday that he is hopeful Fisher can participate in practice on Thursday and that there is "a real good chance" he will be ready to play in Game 1 of the series. The Predators will play the winner of Thursday's Game 7 between the Pittsburgh Penguins and Ottawa Senators. The Predators will open the series on the road no matter who they play.
Fisher suffered an apparent head injury in Game 4 of the Western Conference Final but was able to be on the ice to take part in the trophy celebration following Game 6.
The Predators' captain has yet to record a point in 14 games this postseason, but did score 18 goals and add 24 assists in 72 games during the regular season.
In other injury news, Craig Smith, who also missed Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals, has seen his health improve and could also be getting closer to a return. Smith has only played in four games for the Predators this postseason and has not played since Game 6 in the second-round against the St. Louis Blues.


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Some good thoughts and criticisms of the NRA's response to the Sandy Hook shooting Alan Gura.
But I think that if the NRA had come out and only talked about the issue of freedom, they would've been charged with being completely tone-deaf with respect to the issue of safety/prevention in schools. Alan himself seemed to shrug all that off...with only a passing reference to dealing more aggressively with the mentally ill.
With the level of raw emotions at the time, the NRA was in a very difficult spot.


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In 2005, celebrated novelist Francisco Goldman married a beautiful young writer named Aura Estrada in a romantic Mexican hacienda. The month before their second anniversary, during a long-awaited holiday, Aura broke her neck while body surfing. Francisco, blamed for Aura's death by her family and blaming himself, wanted to die, too. Instead, he wrote Say
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In 2005, celebrated novelist Francisco Goldman married a beautiful young writer named Aura Estrada in a romantic Mexican hacienda. The month before their second anniversary, during a long-awaited holiday, Aura broke her neck while body surfing. Francisco, blamed for Aura's death by her family and blaming himself, wanted to die, too. Instead, he wrote Say Her Name, a novel chronicling his great love and unspeakable loss, tracking the stages of grief when pure love gives way to bottomless pain.
Suddenly a widower, Goldman collects everything he can about his wife, hungry to keep Aura alive with every memory. From her childhood and university days in Mexico City with her fiercely devoted mother to her studies at Columbia University, through their newlywed years in New York City and travels to Mexico and Europeand always through the prism of her gifted writingsGoldman seeks her essence and grieves her loss. Humor leavens the pain as he lives through the madness of grief and creates a living portrait of a love as joyous as it is deep and profound.
Say Her Name is a love story, a bold inquiry into destiny and accountability, and a tribute to Aura, who she was and who she would've been.
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A nonfiction novel of love and loss...and perhaps even a little redemption.
In the Author's Note, Goldman makes clear that much of this novel is based on the facts of his life. The main characters are named Francisco Goldman and Aura Estrada, a married couple. Goldman (in real life) lost his 30-year-old wife Aura in a freak accident on a beach in Mexico, as does the "Goldman" of the narrative. Both Goldmans are novelists; both Auras are writers of fiction. Goldman (the author) weaves into his story excerpts from journals and short stories penned by his late wife. While all this logistical complexity could conceivably be confusing, at some level it doesn't matter what's "truth" and what's "fiction," for the story is inherently moving and tragic, and it focuses on loss and lament—universal themes whether they derive from memoir or from an author's imagination. The novel moves back and forth chronologically, starting at Aura's death and providing generous flashbacks into both Aura and Goldman's life. When they met, he was an accomplished journalist and a gifted novelist in his mid-40s, and she a talented graduate student from Mexico who'd come to Columbia to earn her doctorate in comparative literature. Along the way she decides she would like to study creative writing, so she co-enrolls in an MFA program at Hunter College. Aura is sprightly, witty and free-spirited, while Goldman is an extremely creative but self-admittedly overgrown adolescent. Their love is deep, and Goldman feels inconsolable at her loss. Shortly after Aura's death, her domineering mother Juanita begins a campaign against Goldman, suggesting that he was in some way responsible for her death and threatening to bring a lawsuit against him.With pathologically maternal petulance, she refuses to let Goldman have some of Aura's ashes for him to take back to their New York apartment. Toward the end of the novel, he begins to accommodate himself to Aura's loss and to a limited extent to Juanita's fractiousness.
Appropriately, in this novel of death and dying, Goldman writes gorgeous, heartbreaking prose.
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Chapter OneAura died on July 25, 2007. I went back to Mexico for the first anniversary because I wanted to be where it had happened, at that beach on the Pacific coast. Now, for the second time in a year, I'd come home again to Brooklyn without her.
Three months before she died, April 24, Aura had turned thirty. We'd been married twenty-six days shy of two years.
Aura's mother and uncle accused me of being responsible for her death. It's not as if I consider myself not guilty. If I were Juanita, I know I would have wanted to put me in prison, too. Though not for the reasons she and her brother gave.
From now on, if you have anything to say to me, put it in writing—that's what Leopoldo, Aura's uncle, said on the telephone when he told me that he was acting as Aura's mother's attorney in the case against me. We haven't spoken since.
Aura and me
Aura and her mother
Her mother and me
A love-hate triangle, or, I don't know
Mi amor, is this really happening?
Où sont les axolotls?
Whenever Aura took leave of her mother, whether at the Mexico City airport or if she was just leaving her mother's apartment at night, or even when they were parting after a meal in a restaurant, her mother would lift her hand to make the sign of the cross over her and whisper a little prayer asking the Virgin of Guadalupe to protect her daughter.
Axolotls are a species of salamander that never metamorphose out of the larval state, something like pollywogs that never become frogs. They used to be abundant in the lakes around the ancient city of Mexico, and were a favorite food of the Aztecs. Until recently, axolotls were said to be still living in the brackish canals of Xochimilco; in reality they're practically extinct even there. They survive in aquariums, laboratories, and zoos.
Aura loved the Julio Cortázar short story about a man who becomes so mesmerized by the axolotls in the Jardin des Plantes in Paris that he turns into an axolotl. Every day, sometimes even three times a day, the nameless man in that story visits the Jardin des Plantes to stare at the strange little animals in their cramped aquarium, at their translucent milky bodies and delicate lizard's tails, their pink flat triangular Aztec faces and tiny feet with nearly humanlike fingers, the odd reddish sprigs that sprout from their gills, the golden glow of their eyes, the way they hardly ever move, only now and then twitching their gills, or abruptly swimming with a single undulation of their bodies. They seem so alien that he becomes convinced they're not just animals, that they bear some mysterious relation to him, are mutely enslaved inside their bodies yet somehow, with their pulsing golden eyes, are begging him to save them. One day the man is staring at the axolotls as usual, his face close to the outside of the tank, but in the middle of that same sentence, the "I" is now on the inside of the tank, staring through the glass at the man, the transition happens just like that. The story ends with the axolotl hoping that he's succeeded in communicating something to the man, in bridging their silent solitudes, and that the reason the man no longer visits the aquarium is because he's off somewhere writing a story about what it is to be an axolotl.
The first time Aura and I went to Paris together, about five months after she'd moved in with me, she wanted to go to the Jardin des Plantes to see Cortázar's axolotls more than she wanted to do anything else. She'd been to Paris before, but had only recently discovered Cortázar's story. You would have thought that the only reason we'd flown to Paris was to see the axolotls, though actually Aura had an interview at the Sorbonne, because she was considering transferring from Columbia. Our very first afternoon, we went to the Jardin des Plantes, and paid to enter its small nineteenth-century zoo. In front of the entrance to the amphibian house, or vivarium, there was a mounted poster with information in French about amphibians and endangered species, illustrated with an image of a red-gilled axolotl in profile, its happy extraterrestrial's face and albino monkey arms and hands. Inside, the tanks ran in a row around the room, smallish illuminated rectangles set into the wall, each framing a somewhat different humid habitat: moss, ferns, rocks, tree branches, pools of water. We went from tank to tank, reading the placards: various species of salamanders, newts, frogs, but no axolotls. We circled the room again, in case we'd somehow missed them. Finally Aura went up to the guard, a middle-aged man in uniform, and asked where the axolotls were. He didn't know anything about the axolotls, but something in Aura's expression seemed to give him pause, and he asked her to wait; he left the room and a moment later came back with a woman, somewhat younger than him, wearing a blue lab coat. She and Aura spoke quietly, in French, so I couldn't understand what they were saying, but the woman's expression was lively and kind. When we went outside, Aura stood there for a moment with a quietly stunned expression. Then she told me that the woman remembered the axolotls; she'd even said that she missed them. But they'd been taken away a few years before and were now in some university laboratory. Aura was in her charcoal gray woolen coat, a whitish wool scarf wrapped around her neck, strands of her straight black hair mussed around her soft round cheeks, which were flushed as if burning with cold, though it wasn't particularly cold. Tears, just a few, not a flood, warm salty tears overflowed from Aura's brimming eyes and slid down her cheeks.
Who cries over something like that? I remember thinking. I kissed the tears, breathing in that briny Aura warmth. Whatever it was that so got to Aura about the axolotls not being there seemed part of the same mystery that the axolotl at the end of Cortázar's story hopes the man will reveal by writing a story. I always wished that I could know what it was like to be Aura.
Où sont les axolotls? she wrote in her notebook. Where are they?
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Grief is emotional and physical agony...it's not something that just dissipates as the days go by like people say it does. It's something that rewires you, shatters your whole life and changes you forever. Finally, Francisco Goldman has touched the ends of that agony and is capable of sharing it with us. There is hope for those who need that comfort now...both for women and men. Francisco Goldman is positively a man familiar with the agonies of grief. He knows the living death of grief. He knows the impossiblities of having to go on living after the death of the one person who makes life worth living. And, he is the most gorgeous and generous of tellers of that experience I have ever known to be alive in my time. He's a writer of the most profound gifts to share. "Say Her Name" is a magnificent tribute to Goldman's love, Aura, his precious young wife of only 4 years. Her life affected him in such a way as to brand his heart and soul eternally, and he shows that in an eloquence of language and writing that is timeless, heart-wrenching, and a memorial of their relationship. I was simply spellbound by his story and his prose. Although this book is fiction, you will be instantly gripped by the love story,the angst of it and the autobiographical insistance. It is a haunting story. Descriptively, Goldman is a master writer. Let me quote him as he speaks of loss and desolution here: "Every day a ghostly ruin. Every day the ruin of the day that was supposed to have been. Every second on the clock clicking forward, anything I do or see or think, all of it made of ashes and charred shards, the ruins of the future. The life we were going to live, the years we were going to spend together, it was as if that life had already occurred millennia ago, in a lost secret city deep in the jungle, now crumbled into ruins, overgrown, its inhabitants extinguished, never discovered, their story never told by any human being outside it--a lost city with a lost name that only I remember--" What touched me at a level of wonder and anger, actually, was that in the telling of his relationship with his wife, Aura, I saw Mr. Goldman's self-effacing and self-sacrificing love; while Aura's was more narcissistic and selfish. Although Francisco gave her his all in love, she was often "ashamed" of him, hiding him away from her college peers, "made jokes" about his age and how ugly he was; i.e., he was easily 30 yrs. older, and manipulated him into all sorts of things. Goldman shares these qualities openly and without rancour as a part of who Aura was and what their relationship was like; but, as a reader, I was struck by how insensitive she was to him in return of his obvious devotion to her. Was he was aware of this as he wrote the book? I doubt it. I believe he was only telling the parts about her that he remembered and wanted to preserve. I don't mean to say that Aura didn't love Francisco, she seemed to, of course, and they had a beautiful relationship, but his love was more profound, I think. Aura was a young woman intent on being a writer and she had determination to that end. This is a book which will send you directly into the heart of the darkness of human misery after the loss of a loved one, and it will send you into the heart of a love so powerful it transcends that pain. Francisco Goldman is a magnificent author.
Francisco Goldman fell in love with the much younger Aura, a graduate student from Mexico, studying literature at Columbia University. To his surprise, she agreed to marry him and they lived a very happy life. He recounts their short life together in his fictional memoir Say Her Name. On vacation in Mexico, Aura has a surfing accident and dies. Goldman is devastated, and his pain is made more unbearable by his mother-in-law who blames him for her daughter's death, and vows that he will pay for what he has done. She implies that there was foul play, and not only does he have to deal with his loss, he has to worry about being arrested for Aura's death. Goldman's grief is palpable and visceral. He was "no longer him. No longer a husband. No longer a man who goes to the fish store to buy dinner for himself and his wife. In less than a year I would be no longer a husband than I was a husband." Not written as a traditional memoir, Goldman tells Aura's story, using her own writings and diaries to do so. Aura is a poet, and this book has a very poetic, almost dreamy feel to it. He delves into her childhood, her close relationship with her mother, and her insecurities. Although we know that Aura dies, she comes to vivid life on the pages of this book. It is a loving tribute from a husband to his wife. Goldman lays his grief out on the page for all to see, and it is hard to read at times. He cannot bear to pass by the restaurants and other places they used to go to together. He builds a shrine to her in their apartment, complete with her wedding dress hanging on the mirror. Say Her Name takes the reader on an honest, emotional journey. We get to know Aura so that her death has an effect on us. There is an element of mystery as well; how did Aura die and did her husband have any responsibility? Aura and Goldman both studied Mexican and South American literature; if I knew more about it, that would have deepened my appreciation of the book even more. Readers who liked Calvin Trillin's About Alice and Joan Didion's The Year of Magical Thinking will be moved by this story as well.
Francisco Goldman's "novel" will stay with me for a long time. Such beautiful language, such heart-felt emotions. As I was reading it, I wasn't sure how much I liked it, as it seemed too "high-brow" for me, with two brilliant writers, fluent in several languages, living in two countries, dropping names of professors and authors that I have never heard of. But the crux of the book was Francisco's relationship with his wife, Aura, and a celebration of her life, even as he grieves her tragic death. Haunting.
Haunting Tale of Love and Loss Say Her Name by Francisco Goldman is a haunting tale of love and grief. The way that Goldman tells this autobiographical novel draws the reader into his pain making you feel his grief and guilt towards the death of his wife, Aura. The story takes you through Francisco's life when he is dating Aura, their marriage, and the year after her death. The love he had for his wife shines through in his writing, making the reader feel so connected with his grief. The gist of the story is that Francisco marries a much younger Mexican woman, Aura, who is aspiring to be a writer but is getting her PhD at her mother's request. Goldman takes us through the two short years that they were married, before they go on vacation to the beach for two weeks in Mexico. They spend a lot of time back in Aura's home country when they are not in New York City. They had been to this beach several times before and the waves were not as dangerous as some of the other Mexican beaches. Near the end of the story you finally learn how she dies at the beach and why Francisco blames himself and his mother-in-law does as well. I thought this book was so well-written and I would recommend to anyone. I would give this book a 4 out of 5 stars.
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Francisco Goldman tells us at the very beginning of "Say Her Name" his wife has died, after a swimming accident on a Mexican beach. It is not until after we travel with him through memories of their meeting, courtship and wedding do we read the heart wrenching details of the accident. Trying to find meaning in every detail of his time with Aura, Francisco takes us along with him on his journey through raw and bleeding grief as he weaves us through a story of self blame and ultimate healing alternating the past and present. It is not a book I would have been drawn to, but it is one I am glad I did not miss. I would give it a 5 but there are several passages in spanish and not translated. I do not speak spanish.
This book is a story of love, loss and the little things that make up the richness of a life shared. It is worth the time and the read. There is a rawness and a realness to it that sticks with you. You can also feel how those memories of someone you have lost are replayed searching for something new that makes you feel like there is still some little piece of someone to be discovered. The result of his musings is that Aura comes alive on the pages. You can almost feel you know her laugh, her wit and her pixie smile. Both their losses are tragic.


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When the badges are presented to them in the near future, it will be a red-letter day for the two Andrew Jackson High School juniors who are members of Kershaw's First Baptist Church.
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"A vote is like a rifle: its usefulness depends upon the character of the user," said Theodore Roosevelt in 1913. It is as true today, as it was a century ago.
Americans know they have been herded – at stampede speed – down a steep, treacherous and unfamiliar path by Democrats such as Congressman John Spratt to "fundamentally transform America." But transform America into what, exactly?
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Our flat will allow you to travel by all means: there's a secured underground parking, a tramway station and a citybike spot right in front of our entrance and the train station (with airport shuttle) is less than 500 m away. So you can get to Bordeaux centre in less than 10 minutes. If you have kids, there's a new public park just 50 m away. You can also visit the brand new library 100 m away. If you need shopping, there's a supermarket at the ground floor of our building.
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|Dirk Bromberg <bromb...@tzi.de>
|Re: CMYK colors in pdf via fop
|Wed, 28 Sep 2005 12:42:38 GMT
Jeremias Maerki wrote: > On 28.09.2005 13:43:53 Dirk Bromberg wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> i've asked before a few weeks if it is possible to use CMYK colors at >> the fo document to get them in the pdf. >> There the answer was no. :-) >> >> I want to create a fo document with colors like >> "rgb-icc(0,0,0,#CMYK,100%,0%,0%,0%)" >> > > I've seen the #CMYK pseudo-profile in AntennaHouse and RenderX but > haven't found any reference in a specification. Is there one? > > Anyway, FOP doesn't implement the rgb-icc function, yet. You'd have to > implement that yourself. > I've also found nothing at the fo spec about cmyk :-( .... > >> I've done a short look at the code and the pdf spec and have much >> questions about the coloring world.... >> >> My first questions to understand the coloring in fop a bit more are: >> >> 1. when i set a color (e.g. background-color at table) the >> ColorTypeProperty(String value); object is build for this color or not? >> > > Yes, but currently only with sRGB plus alpha channel (in FOP Trunk). > > >> 2. how goes this property into the pdf file? i saw the PDFColor class >> which already has the cmyk support!? >> > > Yes, there are some provisions for CMYK, but FOP internally transfers > only RGB values. This will have to be generalized, possibily by using > more of Java's color support classes, if the rgb-icc function is to be > supported. > > >> 3. when i generate a pdf document and open it into the texteditor i can >> find things like /DeviceRGB when i use the rgb(100,10,50) colors, is it >> possible that my pdf has "encrypted" sections? >> > > If you don't do anything special, the page streams are compressed using > the Flate filter. You can disable the filter in the userconfig file as > shown in a post here on fop-users a few days ago. You will then see the > right PDF commands to set the colors. > > Are you working on FOP Trunk or the old code? > I' m using the old at production version and for the "cmyk" task i'll switch to the trunk, because i think it is easier to add the cmyk to the trunk and the cmyk tiff image support of the trunk work -> 20.5 not... But before adding some support for cmyk, i muss see if the other thinks we use at 20.5 will work on trunk.. with the same layout :-) Dirk > > Jeremias Maerki > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Situated in a scenic woodland location, Ruthern Valley Holiday Lodges near Bodmin offer a peaceful and family friendly base for a holiday or short break to Cornwall. We offer 8 timber-built lodges in total which all offer two bedrooms, a decked verandah overlooking the park and modern kitchen facilities. There is also extra sleeping space provided in the lounge for two people. Kid's can enjoy having fun at the outdoor play area provided and you can stock up on your holiday essentials at the site shop.
The lodges are equipped with a kitchen/ diner with all cutlery, crockery & utensils and the bathrooms are fitted with a showers. Communal laundry facilities are available at the park. The lounge offers a TV and an extra seating area is provided on the verandah. Family friendly amenities including cots and high chairs are available on request. Please note that towels, tea towels and bedding for cots is not supplied.
The weekly changeover day for the lodges is Saturday with short breaks, fortnight stays and ten night stays all welcome.
Contact us for details of other accommodation available at the park including wigwams, camping huts, static caravans and cedar wood bungalows. There is also a designated caravan and camping touring area with shower/ toilet block and laundry facilities.
Approach Bodmin on the A30 or A38, and drive into Bodmin. Do not be tempted to take the by-pass as there are substantial roadworks at the western end, with at many times, substantial delays/diversions.