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08 June 2014
A Canadian adventurer who beat thousands of entrants from around the world to become South Australia's Wildlife Caretaker will hang up his hat today.
Greg Snell has spent the past six months travelling across South Australia and road-testing our best wildlife and tourism experiences.
The South Australian Tourism Commission and Tourism Australia chose Greg for the role last June – one of six positions offered as part of the Best Jobs in the World campaign.
The campaign, launched by Tourism Australia in March last year, was a global competition involving six of the country's state and territory tourism organisations, each offering their own Best Job in the World as a winning prize.
Tourism Minister Leon Bignell said Greg had been a great ambassador for South Australia, uploading photos and videos to his blog and sharing his adventures with the world via social media.
"Greg has not only done a great job looking after our wildlife, but has also spent the past six months promoting our state as a working and holiday destination," he said.
Greg won a $100,000 salary package to spend six months caring for South Australia's wildlife, including working on Kangaroo Island and the Eyre Peninsula with sea lions, dolphins, koalas, seals and great white sharks.
The former adventure tour leader - who listed shark cage diving and swimming with sea lions among the highlights - said he was amazed by the experiences and landscapes South Australia has to offer.
"It is truly a hidden gem. The intrepid travellers will research the off-the-beaten track destinations to look for the real Australia and will find it here. South Australia has so many incredible experiences possible and the people who know about it love it. The ones who don't are simply missing out," he said.
The Best Jobs in the World competition attracted 620,000 entries submitted by 330,000 people from 196 countries, with more than 46,000 videos uploaded for consideration by the judges.
Greg won the position after a lengthy recruitment process, which involved submitting a video, campaigning in his home country and competing in a series of wildlife challenges against two other finalists in South Australia.
Greg's love affair with South Australia and Australia will continue over the coming months when he embarks on The Great Australian Road Trip, travelling from Adelaide to Perth, Broome, Darwin and Cairns.
To see Greg's adventures across South Australia, visit his blog at www.greggoesglobal.com
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CHAPTER ONE: Reflections of the outside…
Frank Vogn woke up reciting the ancient proverbs. He had committed to falling to sleep while reciting the ancient proverbs. He had kept his commitment from the time he had been told that he was loosing his memories until now, even though he could no longer remember why he did it. He just assumed that he had always done it and always would. The fact that he had retained so many of his memories for so long though, suggested that perhaps everyone with this disease should memorize the proverbs.
"…"Beauty comes from within and may or may not be reflected by the outside, but one who covers the natural face has something to hide."
He especially loved the first part of that proverb and he was sluredly repeating the last word when his daughter and nephew rushed through the door and hurriedly pushed his wheeled chair down the ramp and into the cellar that also served as his library. It had been a hard ramp to construct, but it had proven useful a number of times, as there had been 12 air raids in the last month.
"Did you sleep well father?" Samantha asked with an attempt at a smile and a quick check about the room to make sure that all of their emergency supplies were in the same place.
The older man replied, "I'm doing fine Helen. Why are we down here instead of enjoying the sunrise?"
Samantha fought the urge to correct her father on the fact that it was sun down and that she was in fact Samantha and not Helen…but she feared what memories she might trigger if he were to ask where Helen was. Helen was her mothers' name. She had died only a year ago and he had faced and recovered from the fact that she was gone twice since it happened. Those days were truly depressing for Samantha and Rall both. Helen had become a mother to Rall also since he lost his parents. Helen was something special. Her love had carried them through many things.
She also couldn't mention the war because he would ask a million questions about it and she didn't feel like answering them again.
"There's a Riot outside and everyone was warned to use their cellar if they wanted to be sure not to be associated with it."
"A riot? What is the riot over?"
" The taxes. They just raised them again."
" A riot over taxes? How silly. I'm sure the police will have it in hand in short order."
"I'm sure they will. Would you like a drink fath…Frank?" She hated to lie to him, but she needed the ability to listen to the soldier's thoughts and she couldn't do that and be interrogated by her father.
"I wouldn't refuse a cup of water from my lovely wife."
She shied away from his comment, obviously being made uncomfortable by it.
"My dear, you are as beautiful as the day I married you."
She smiled at him and wished she were as beautiful as her mother had been. She fetched some water from the keg at the end of the room and gave it to her father. He looked at his reflection in the water and seemed puzzled for a moment, then apparently lost interest.
"Well as long as we are here, shall we listen to stories? I have a large collection as you can see."
They both answered in agreement and Rall listened to the story intently while it continued with only one interruption as a warship dropped to the earth somewhere near their home. Samantha listened intently to something altogether different.


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98 jeep wrangler blowing black smoke from exhaust.
Ive hydrolocked the jeep 3 times. pulled the plugs, turned it over, put plugs back, started right up. ever since the last time i did it it runs terribly. it idles way down at a stop then revs up all of a sudden then goes back down. it randomly sputters and looses power when im taking off from a stop and sometimes does it when im just driving. It seems to run better if i keep it in a lower gear at higher rpms. and it blows black smoke from the tail pipe every once and a while. Any ideas what the major problem is?
Is it the 4.0 or the 2.4l engine? Is this a jeep you just purchased or is this one you owned that just started doing this? Check to make sure the spark plugs are clean?
Im not much of a mechanic but my first two quesitons should help others when trying to help you.
Yes, the engine keeps getting hydro locked!
I think I smell a troll..
First off, user name says 97, title says 98..
Secondly, how in God's name can you be stupid enough or unlucky enough to hydro-lock the engine 3 times?
Third, how could you think pulling the plugs and trying to crank it would help?
Lastly, it's his first post..
Who cares if it's blowing black smoke... It's cool when the pickups do it. You'll be the only jeep on the block that can roll coal. XD
Its a 6cyl. Pulling the plugs and turning it over lets the water out, dry the plugs, put them back in, itll fire right up. i need a snorkle. and it also idles at like 1600rpm when i push in the clutch or have it in neutral. think it could be my o2 sensors? the check engine light goes off and on.
You probably have seaweed or a fish in your Throttle body.
haha, maybe. doesnt black smoke mean its running rich? i dont know what would cause that.
It is probably white smoke which is steam, which is probably a cracked head or exhaust seat cracked. Did you overheat it and warp the head?
So, what you're saying is, you've sucked water in through the intake and hydro-locked it. 3 times.
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Water is an incompressible fluid, when you try to compress it in an engine, the engine loses. Every time.
Hydrolocking once, shame on you; hydrolocking twice, shame on me; hydrolocking 3+ times, well, that's just dumb.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - All season, the Los Angeles Clippers have strived to live up to two mantras, "Be Relentless" and "Hard Core," and on Sunday in Houston they will need to deliver on both of them if their playoff run is to continue.
Seemingly on the brink of clinching the franchise's first Western Conference finals berth when leading the Rockets by 19 points in the second half on Thursday, the hosts suffered a late collapse that set up a decisive Game Seven.
The Clippers locker room was a picture of bewildered disappointment after the players had trooped off the Staples Center court, and many of their fans exited the stadium in total disbelief well before the final buzzer sounded.
"There's probably a plethora of emotions when something like this happens," said Clippers coach Doc Rivers, whose next task will be to lift his players' spirits for Sunday's game.
"I felt bad for them, honestly, because they want it so bad, and sometimes you want stuff so bad that you can't get it because you're in your own way, and I thought we clearly got in our own way."
A year after their playoff hopes were rocked by a racism scandal that left previous owner Donald Sterling with a life ban from the NBA, the Clippers have been one of the most impressive teams in the postseason.
Spearheaded by All-Stars Chris Paul and Blake Griffin, they fought back from 2-3 down to beat the defending NBA champion San Antonio Spurs in a pulsating opening round before taking a commanding 3-1 lead over the Rockets.
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I drift back into consciousness at nature's prodding. I feel rested, though my stomach is still claiming hunger. I wish I'd packed some food. The bell rings twice. I hear groans all around me. We amble out of our tents. I use the bath room and wash my face.
"I feel like I just got here," Martha mutters as she walks into the bathroom. "Did you get any Idols?" She shakes her head, "Of course you did, you're of Ollerond."
I am still confused why being of Ollerond makes any difference. Before I can ask she continues.
"Well at least I managed to get two of the clues, rather than being told them. That can't be too bad can it?" She looks to me as if I might know the answer.
"I, I don't know." I manage to say, sounding as unsure as I feel. "I'm sure it must be, that meant you were second twice."
"Second," she moans, "but never first. I'll never get my wings!" Martha slumps against the sink.
I am in an awkward situation. It as if the world has turned upside down. Normally I'm the insecure one, moaning at my failures. Hesitantly I reach out and put a hand on her shoulder. Taking a deep breath I try to produce a pep talk, my first, ever.
"Think of it as you've got a one in sixth chance of getting an Idol and a one in five chance of getting the clue, but a one in four chance of getting nothing..." I stop and shake my head. I was never really good at math. "I mean, Second has to still be good or they wouldn't have some way of finding out who is second, right?"
"I guess, so." Martha doesn't seem thoroughly convinced.
I sigh, drop my hand and look back into the mirror. "I'm sure you'll pass. I mean, if I can pass when I didn't even know about this test until a month ago, then surely you, who have grown up knowing about it and being taught how to use your abilities can too."
Martha's look of shock echoes the noise of surprise that I catch over my earpiece. Just as she opens her mouth to say something the bell rings three times. Everyone gathers outside. Zack smirks at me and Martha.
"Get any idols halfies?" he snarls, nearly sending Martha into tears.
"I bet you had to cheat to get yours," David retorts.
His arm moves protectively around Martha. I wish I'd had thought to say that. I just hope it doesn't mean Zack got more than one by cheating.
"Gather around candidates," Charles calls to us and we comply. "Here's a little something for your tummies to tide you over till dinner." He hands us what look like granola bars, but taste like they pack a whole lot more punch.
"Now you have one more Idol to go after today." He grins at the couple of groans. "Now, as much as I'd love to show you it, it's a bit too big and there's only one." He looks at Martha, "so yes you will be competing against everyone for this Idol."
I look at Martha and see her face fall. David, whose arm is still around her, gives her a squeeze. I take hold of her hand to comfort her as well. In a way it comforts me. I am not the only one nervous as to the outcome of this test.
"You will all be guided to a starting point by your Instructors. From this point you will not be able to see anyone else against whom you are racing. This point also places you all an equal distance from the final Greater Elemental Idol. Once you reach the Idol you must enter it. Upon entry you will return here."
Charles looks around at all of us. "Any questions?"
"Yeah," Zack pipes up, "When do they eliminate the halfies?"
His friend snickers until Charles gives him a hard stare.
"No one who has passed the fitness test shall be eliminated until the testing is over." His glance falls briefly on me. "And if I were you I'd watch out for the Half-Bloods are out doing you."
Zack's glare is flown full force at me. I let go of Martha's hand and walk away. I feel her and David watch me. What is it that I have become that some hate me without knowing me and some revere me because of a name? I crouch beside the water of my pond, pendant in hand, waiting for my instructions.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 26, 1989, New Braunfels, Texas New Braunfels Vol. 137, No. 96 707 Landa St., New Braunfels, Texas 78130 (LISPS 377-880) 512-625-9144 Sunday March 26, 1989 50 Cents Four Sections, 42 Pages Pastors prepare for day Easter means everything from children hunting bright-colored eggs to the beginning of a new life represented by the resurrection of Jesus. And as children scurry to sec what the Easter Bunny left, and everyone puts on their Sunday best this morning, arca ministers will be ready to give an uplifting Easter message. First Baptist Church minister Dr. Gordon Graham said his message will bo, "What Christ's resurrection means to me." He said Easter means, "I worry way to much because my worry has been taken care of because the resurrection pl my savior." Rev. Don Murray of the Holy Family Church said Easter means hope. "It's not all over when we die and there is hope for future life," Murray said, "that's what we strive for — hope that there's something better ahead of us." His message is, "We Need Easter." Jeff Fowler, minister of First Assembly of God said his sermon will h ature "The Dead and Christ." "It will emphasize the resurrection ut the saints of those Christians who nave already died before their rcsur-eetjon along with those who will be idiscd in the rapture of the church along with them," Fowler said. Candidates face off for mayor's office By STEPHANIE DAVIS Staff Writer Spending and citizen representation will be issues in the City of Garden Ridge's mayoral race, which will feature a newcomer to politics and the incumbent mayor. Richard "Dick" Eugene Igou and incumbent Walter A. Yohcy Jr. will square off for the mayor's post in the May belection. Yohcy was first elected mayor in 1986 and said he is looking forward to another term to continue the city's progress. "When I became mayor, the old city hall was not much larger than this room," Yohcy said as he looks around his present office. "We had no desks, had no typewriter. The city secretary was a part-time employee who used to bring her typewriter with her daily to work and then carry it home." City Hall is located in a four-building complex off FM 3009. Igou, technical engineer at KGNB-KNBT radio in New Braunfels, said officials of the City of Garden Ridge Richard Eugene Igou have unnecessarily spent taxpayer dollars. "We need to control some of our spending," Igou said. "Everybody has a wish list. I have a wish list of things Celebration of Easter for most families begins with morning worship services. (Photo by Deryl Clark) Long-time city employee preparing for retirement By DAVID BUILTA Staff Writer Francisco Espinoza has seen many changes and has worked under many administrations in his 37 years with the City of New Braunfels sanitation department. Espinoza will retire from the department April 14. tie was hired March 20, 1952, as a garbage collector and later worked for IO years as a driver, lie also worked as a ditch digger when the city placed trash in trenches and worked an incinerator when the city burned trash in the city yard. Espinoza also has seen many equipment changes. When he first started his job, garbage trucks operated with three-man crews and a driver. Later, there were two men and the driver; now new front-loadcrs operate with only a driver. Francisco, who was bom in New Braunfels Jan. 29, 1920, remembers when he was paid 90 cents an hour. "It's a lot more money now," he said. He dtx-sn't have any big plans after retirement. "I guess Ell stay home and watch television and go the the city sometimes to have fun. I've had to be here every wcckday Espinoza said. "I gotten used to it. I'm going to miss it a little bit because I like to be moving," he said. "I don't like to sit." Francisco contributes his agility at age 69 to the movement demanded by his job "I ve done good bending down, but my eyes can't see as good as they used to. I ve always gotten up in the mornings and come lo work." See EMPLOYEE, Page 2A Largest spill in U.S history Oil threatens ocean wildlife VALDEZ, Alaska (AP) — Millions of gallons of crude oil that spilled when a tanker ran aground spread across a wildlife-rich stretch of ocean Saturday while Alaska's chief environmental officer criticized cleanup efforts as too slow. The biggest oil spill in U.S. history created a slick 8 miles long and VA miles wide in Prince William Sound. The Coast Guard said only Reef Island and the western edge of Bligh Island had been touched by die slick. "This situation, I think, was everyone's secret nightmare about what could happen with oil traffic in die sound," said Dennis Kelso, commissioner of the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation. Sonic 240,000 barrels - about IO,080,(XX) gallons -- of crude oil from Alaska's North Slope spilled early Friday when the 987-foot tanker Exxon Valdez ran hard aground on Bligh Reef, about 25 miles outside Valdez, where it had taken on a total cargo of 1.2 million barrels. Initial reports indicated 270,(XX) barrels had spilled. Divers Saturday said they had found six to eight holes in the vessel's hull large enough to swim through, said Frank larossi, president of Exxon Shipping Co. About 30 feet of the vessel is resting on a shelf on die reef. Efforts to pump oil off the Exxon Valdez onto another tanker were halted early Saturday when authorities noticed that oil appeared to leaking as the pumping operation proceeded. Exxon wants to pump 200,000 barse© SPILL, Page 2A Board to examine Purr-fed in everyway testing program Eliminating basic skills testing for first grade students at New Braunfels Independent School District will be one of the items facing the board of trustees Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Education Center. School administrators arc recommending the board adopt a resolution opposing the Texas Educational Assessment of Minimum Skills for first grade students. Texas Council ol Urban School Districts, Bexar County Federation of School Boards anti numerous area legislators and BTA organizations have endorsed legislation which would eliminate the state requirement for testing first grade students. See TESTING, Page 2A Toll-free number tracks legislation A toll-tree number recently put on line will give citizens interested in the progress of a legislative bill an opportunity to track its progress. The Texas Legislative Research Library opened the number recently, "Any citizen can relay the subject, author or bill number to the computet operator for instant information," said Rep. Edmund Kuempcl (R-Scguin). "ll is very helpful to die operators if a caller can be as specific as possible," he said. Toll-free operators will be on duty Monday through Ihuisday lrom 8 a.in. to 6 p.m. and Fridays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The number is 1-800-252-9693. Kuemple said his full-time staff can be contacted for copies of bills and additional information. Kuempcl's Capitol office number is 512 4634)602 and his address is P.O. Box 2910, Austin, lex. /8768-2910. His staff can also arrange tours of the Capitol or the Governor's mansion Judge Mary Holies checks out one of the entrants in the annual benefit cat show sponsored by Good Mews Cat Club of San Antonio The show is at the Civic Center today from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with an Easter Fgg Hunt for youngsters planned at noon. Admission is $3 for adults and $2 for senior citizens and children. The show is sanctioned by American Cat Fanciers Association and includes three national winners and entries from California, Florida, Illinois and Minnesota (Photo by Deryl Clark) Walter A Yohey Jr. that I would like to have, and I think our city should have one too, but I don't think we can afford to have See MAYOR, Page 2A Good day Today's forecast includes a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Skies will be mostly cloudy with southerly winds. The high temperature will reach the low 80s with an overnight low in the 60s. Monday will be more of the same with a chance of rain and a high in the upper 70s lo low 80s. Inside: BUSINESS...............................8-9 A CLASSIFIED............................5-8B COMICS..........................10 A, 1-8D CROSSWORD.............................3A DEAR ABBY...............................6A ENTERTAINMENT.......................6A HOROSCOPE............................10A KALEIDOSCOPE.....................1-4B OPINIONS....................................4A SPORTS...............................11-13A TV LISTINGS.........................1-12C WEATHER...................................2A Stammtisch Remember David Houdc? It hasn't been that long since the popular dancer graduated from high school here, bul his mom Barbara thought folks would like to know what David's up to. Well, he's working in the Kids of die Kingdom show in front of Cinderella's Castle at Disncyworld in Orlando, Fla. He also will be a member of the Disncyworld Easter Parade today. David will be wearing a gray tuxedo and will be dancing with women wearing lum-of-die-century dress; Barbara said he will be on the camera side of the street. David, who left for Florida the day after the Junior Miss program, will be with Disncyworld for a year, then will have the opportunity lo audition again or move on.... New Braunfels ISD Community Education will sponsor a Defensive Driving Course March 28 and 30 and again April ll and 13 from 6 to IO p.m. Call 620-6200 or 964-3491 lo sign up. Tile Charlie Rose Agency will host DDC to teach you how to "Drive to Slay Alive" March 28 and 30 al Canyon High School from 6 to IO p.m. Call 625-8081 or 625-8576.... Margaret Smith is looking for a few good businesses to lend her a hand. Smith has taken on the chore of gathering business donations to sell during the May 5 Canyon Lake Night of the KLRN public television station's auction. Canyon Lake-donated items will See STAMMTISCH. Page 2A Gramm agrees to pay fine to end dispute WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Phil Gramm announced Saturday his 1984 campaign committee has agreed to pay a $30,000 penality to settle a Five-year dispute with the Federal Election Commission. See Page 3A Easter a time of rebirth for nations, individuals At Eastertime, all nature seems to remind us of new life, says Robert Krueger. In his guest column, Krueger explores the idea that Easter means not only new birth in nature, but new hope for mankind. See Page 4A /Vn p —r S-°;W |pOOKHOLLOW PC-300 104 'match, 9 20 3 BFOursrw- soccer title, New •KSWS. tx TMO* 76006 was the runner-up in District 25 after losing to Austin High in a shoot-out Friday night. See Page 11A ;
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After Connor's rejection of my final attempt to dissuade him from participating in his first recreation time, I spent half an hour pacing a trench into my office carpet, unable to concentrate on the work on my desk. I was torn between hoping that lunatic Russell kidnapped Connor for the afternoon and praying that Doctor D's conversation with him was so uninteresting that she would just drop the matter entirely and leave me to my devices.
Unfortunately I considered either of those scenarios as likely as my winning the Miss Universe pageant.
The only thing to be done, I decided after my eyes fell on my watch for the ninety-fifth time in ten minutes, was to distract myself with the problem of the room temperature charade. I knew I had to have a plan in place before Connor returned to his room for the night – I had no interest in stoking the flames of Doctor D's suspicions by working late again. Besides, I was really beginning to need some time away from the Institute to clear my head and give my nerves a break.
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"It's Doc Esco calling, I have a small favour to ask of you."
"You gonna make me an offer I can't refuse?"
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"If I do this thing for you, what are ya gonna do for me?" He didn't care what I was going to do with it, or why one of his staff couldn't do the job for me. He probably figured he wasn't paid enough to sweat those details.
"Front row tickets to Guys and Dolls," I replied, wincing. This was getting expensive.
"I am pleased by your offer – I will do this thing for you. Your package will arrive within the hour."
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Locating the smallest screwdriver in the kit, I opened the hatch on the back of the device and peered inside. I was happy to find that the manufacturer had not made a complicated mess out of a simple machine; there were only three wires, each clearly labelled, and the chip controlling the LCD display was extremely basic. My college roommate had studied electrical engineering and was constantly disassembling and reassembling various electronics in our apartment - not always successfully - and I had found it intriguing enough to learn a few tricks.
Despite the simple setup, it still took nearly an hour of fiddling before I had managed to lock the reading at 72 degrees. I thought I had it sorted out after ten minutes but when I stuck it out the window to verify the reading wouldn't change, it declared that it was a balmy 144 degrees outside. Once I was able to determine what I had done wrong it was only a matter of minutes before I was satisfied with the results and reattaching its protective cover.
I slipped the reader into my pocket and stuck my head into the hallway, checking for signs of the meddling Doctor D. I was not looking forward to hearing the results of her conversation with Connor, so as I made my way to his room I began formulating a plan to avoid her for as long as possible. By the time I reached Room 333 the best option I had come up with was pulling the fire alarm and sneaking out in the chaos that followed; clearly, more deliberation would be required.
I rapped on the door to his room and to my surprise found that it was open. Slightly alarmed, I pushed my way in before stopping short, nervous beads of sweat already forming under my arms.
"What are you doing?" I demanded of the podgy man bedecked in olive green coveralls.
"Hey Doc," he replied, scratching his unshaven cheek. "I was just having a look at this here temperature control box – I don't think it's working properly."
"Why would you say that?" I asked, trying to smile pleasantly. I was pretty certain the result looked more like constipation but I had to try.
"Well I was in here to do an air quality check and I was feeling a bit chilly, you know?"
You cannot be serious.
"But I can't figure out how to get this thing open – somebody must have changed the password. Anyway, I'll go fetch one of our handheld readers and just confirm-"
"That won't be necessary," I replied, my shoulders sagging in relief. I produced my tampered device with a flourish and turned it on. "Our patient had also complained about this supposed chill, so I promised to check it myself. See? 72."
"Huh, I coulda sworn it was 71 in here," he said, his porcine face clouding with confusion. It was like I had replaced his trough with fine china. "Oh well, I'm all done here so I'll be on my way. Good talking with you Doc."
I nodded magnanimously and stepped aside for him to leave. Once I was alone I rushed over to the control box to verify that he hadn't broken anything and sighed with relief once it was clear that everything was working as I intended. After a calming breath or three I turned away to find Connor standing in the doorway. My heart nearly leapt from my mouth.
"Ah, Connor," I said smoothly, "you're just in time. Do come in! How was your recreation time?"


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Tyler Franklin Kentucky lawmakers are deadlocked on a state budget, with no resolution in sight. If a compromise isn't reached by April 15, Gov. Matt Bevin will likely have to have to call a special legislative session — which costs taxpayers about $70,000 per day. And if lawmakers don't come up with a state budget by June 30, the state will be sent into a partial government shutdown. That means parts of state government would temporarily close, leaving thousands of state workers without pay. Federally mandated programs like Medicaid and public education would continue. Lawmakers disagree over how much to cut from K-12 and higher education funding. Republicans want to put the savings into current and future payments into the state pension systems. Democrats want to shield education from cuts. Legislative leaders say they'll negotiate this week, but no official meetings have been scheduled. 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We will likely have to tap some of our reserve funds to manage a $3.5 million reduction at this late date in the fiscal year, but we will make those decisions in the next few days." University of Louisville President Jim Ramsey also issued a statement Friday morning. Bevin Orders College, University Budgets Cut By 4.5 Percent By Associated Press • Apr 1, 2016 WKU Republican Gov. Matt Bevin has ordered immediate 4.5 percent cuts in state funding to all public colleges and universities. The order comes as state lawmakers are locked in a stalemate over a two-year state spending plan. House and Senate leaders broke off negotiations on Thursday because Senate Republicans insisted on budget cuts for higher education while Democrats refused. Bevin first proposed his mid-year budget cuts in January as part of a plan to cut state spending by $650 million and use the savings to begin to pay down the state's public pension debt. 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Tyler Franklin, WFPL State lawmakers have once again called off budget negotiations, hoping to hammer out a compromise on Thursday. Lawmakers met in small groups privately on Wednesday afternoon, but they provided no indication that they were any closer to an agreement by the end of the day. Sen. Chris McDaniel, chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, offered no details of which parts of the budget lawmakers still couldn't agree on. "We have some tentative frameworks established, and I think everyone will keep working hard towards a final product," he said. The last time lawmakers publicly discussed budget specifics, they clashed over how to start fixing the state's ailing pension systems and whether to cut K-12 and higher education funding. General Assembly Session Adjourns Until Friday for Budget Talks By Ryland Barton • Mar 30, 2016 Kentucky LRC Members of the Kentucky House and Senate will not meet in session Wednesday, but budget negotiations will continue. After talks came to a standstill this week, leaders from both chambers decided to work on the spending plan Wednesday and likely Thursday, and then call members back into session on Friday. House Speaker Greg Stumbo was asked if this strategy would work. "If it doesn't work, it won't be because we didn't try," Stumbo said. "This is pretty normal in the closing days of a lot of sessions, there is a little bit of confusion. We are working very desperately to get a budget, very hard to get a budget." Both chambers remain divided on two key points: the Democratic House wants to restore proposed funding cuts to higher education. The Republican Senate wants to use money attained through reductions to address the state's pension crisis. Senate Majority Floor Leader Damon Thayer is cautiously optimistic. "Everything is in flux, but we're not at a stalemate anymore," said Thayer. "Conversations are cordial and I still feel like there's a good chance we can come up with a compromise." Thayer said for a compromise plan to work, each side has to give a little. Neither chamber is scheduled to meet in session again until Friday. Kentucky Budget Negotiations Resume, But Big Differences Remain By Ryland Barton • Mar 29, 2016 J. Tyler Franklin Lawmakers are back at the table after budget negotiations stalled Monday night amid deep differences over how to start fixing the state pension systems and how much money to cut from K-12 and higher education. Tuesday morning, Gov. Bevin, along with Republican leaders of the House and Senate, held a formal press conference calling out Democratic House Speaker Greg Stumbo for delaying the budget process. "There will be tremendous pain inflicted upon the people of Kentucky if the Speaker does not sit down and come up with a budget. It is up to him," Bevin said. Bevin accused Stumbo of "not taking this process seriously." House leaders later proposed the beginnings of a compromise plan. It includes some of Bevin's proposals for the pension system, along with reduced cuts to education. House and Senate Conferees Get Down to Budget Negotiations By Associated Press • Mar 25, 2016 J. Tyler Franklin The Kentucky House of Representatives has officially rejected the state Senate's budget proposal and appointed a conference committee to work out a compromise. The Democratic majority of the state House did not concur with the Senate's changes to the more than $65 billion two-year state spending plan. House Speaker Greg Stumbo appointed six Democrats and three Republicans to the conference committee. Senate President Robert Stivers appointed six Republicans and four Democrats to the committee. The key difference between the two sides is the $650 million in proposed spending cuts from Republican Gov. Matt Bevin. Senate Republicans mostly support the cuts while House Democrats mostly oppose them. The committee met Thursday night and is scheduled to meet again on Friday. Leaders from both parties say they hope to have a compromise by Wednesday. Kentucky Senate Passes Budget Including Most Cuts Proposed by Gov. Bevin By Ryland Barton • Mar 24, 2016 J. Tyler Franklin The Kentucky Senate passed a budget bill on Wednesday that contains most of Gov. Matt Bevin's nearly across-the-board proposed spending cuts, including deep cuts to higher education. The Senate budget also aligns closely with Bevin's proposal to set aside money in the state rainy day fund and a "permanent fund" that Bevin says would be dedicated to shoring up the pension systems in the future. Senate Appropriations and Revenue Committee chairman Chris McDaniel said the proposal is "structurally balanced." "We have to address our current problems in order to be able to invest in our future opportunities," he said. "There are no one-time moneys used for current expenses." Bevin proposed — with a few exceptions — cutting state spending in all departments by 9 percent over the next two years and 4.5 percent for the rest of this fiscal year, which ends on June 30. Senate President Expects Budget Vote Soon By Stu Johnson • Mar 21, 2016 LRC Public Information The leader of the Kentucky Senate says he's anticipating a vote on the state budget Tuesday or Wednesday. But, Senate President Robert Stivers is concerned about leaving enough time to pass a spending plan. House Democratic leaders initially proposed to borrow more than $3 billion to help resolve the state's pension debts, but later rescinded that recommendation. Stivers says that change removed at least one area of debate. "I think it was a move that was, by far, more fiscally responsible to put more monies into the pension plans than to try to bond it," said Stivers. Although much of Governor Bevin's spending recommendations are included in the democratic house budget, there are also many changes. 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Invisible citizens; captives and their consequences.
Invisible citizens; captives and their consequences.
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Foundations of archaeological inquiry
This volume addresses captivity as a subject for anthropological, primarily archaeological, investigation. Presented by Cameron (U. of Colorado), the volume's 12 chapters discuss such topics as the archaeology of African slavery; captivity, slavery, and cultural exchange between Rome and the Germans from the First to the Seventh Century CE; the impact of captured women on cultural transmission in contact-period Philippine salve-raiding chiefdoms; slavery, household production, and demography on the southern northwest coast of North America; skeletal evidence for captivity and slavery from the La Plata Valley, New Mexico, 1100-1300 CE; the role and status of nonlocal women on the protohistoric high plains of southern North America; captivity to kinship in Amazonia; and captivity as social death among the indigenous peoples of the western Great Lakes of North America.
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Metropolitan Magistrate Navita Kumari Bagha, who pulled up the police for failing to submit proper status report on a complaint filed with them on October 28 by Sushil Pandit seeking registration of FIR against Roy and Geelani, reserved the order on the complaint filed with the court after hearing arguments of Pandit's counsel.
Besides Geelani and Roy, the complaint sought prosecution of five others, including Delhi University professor S A R Geelani, who was acquitted in Parliament attack case, and Sheikh Showkat Hussain, a professor of Jammu and Kashmir University.
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- Monday to Thursday: 12:00 - 23:00 Friday & Saturday: 12:00 - 23:30 Sunday: 12:00 - 22:30
Busy and vibrant atmosphere. Good choice including gluten free menu options. chimichanga burritos and enchiladas. A well cooked and presented. 2 for cocktails for the ladies went done well. Wine a little expensive. Service good.
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Las Iguanas in Derby brings exciting Mexican food and delicious cocktails to the heart of the city. With Latin spirit throughout, nachos, burritos and quesadillas are all favourites on the Las Iguanas menu.
Transporting you to the vibrant heart of Latin America, Las Iguanas presents an eclectic fusion of pan-continental influences, blending native Latin American, Indian, Spanish, Portuguese and African flavours. An informal yet exuberant eatery, Latin American artefacts punctuate the surfaces at Las Iguanas restaurant, and the interior features bespoke tables made from sustainable Brazilian wood, with vibrant colours throughout.
Full of authentic and tasty Latin American treats, the Las Iguanas menu features sizzling steaks, chicken fresh from the barbecue, and traditional dishes from all corners of South America. Meat and fish-free dishes and delicious meals designed for children are in ample supply, and the Las Iguanas bar stock is legendary: bursting with cocktails, wines, beers, punches and coolers.
In the Cathedral Quarter of the city, Derby Las Iguanas is close to many cultural landmarks, and is a 5-minute drive from Derby Train Station.
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Busy and vibrant atmosphere. Good choice including gluten free menu options. chimichanga burritos and enchiladas. A well cooked and presented. 2 for cocktails for the ladies went done well. Wine a little expensive. Service good.
((((( 17 april 2017 av Alyson Castlehow från Derby
Excellent service
((((( 12 mars 2017 av Clair Bailey från Derby
The food was lovely and staff were very helpful and friendly.
((((( 16 februari 2017 av Rachel Woodward från Derby
Great food and service - and a very good veggie menu
((((( 15 februari 2017 av Benjamin Tomlinson från Derby
5/5 great food, great service, will definitely go again.
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As ever, great food, great service, great time!
((((( 15 november 2016 av Annabel Pound från Derby
Was lovely
(((** 12 november 2016 av Denise Soszynski från Derby
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((((* 3 oktober 2016 av Dominique Muir från Derby
Great atmosphere, good food. It would have been even better if the drinks had arrived before the food.
((((( 20 september 2016 av Trish Hurd från Derby
We had a lovely meal for 14 people it all arrived together which some restaurants cannot manage with such a large group. the food was delicious - children were free which pleased all the parents ( four lots of parents all thought it was good value)
Many thanks to the kind member of staff on duty who was most approachable and very helpful she let us move the tables a little bit which really added to the positive experience
We did appreciate the birthday vcocktails. A very nice touch !
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