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I woke up in the middle of the night to the sound of Abbie's crying. I sat up and she crawled into my arms and laid her head against my chest. I clutched her close to me as she whimpered quietly. I quietly stroked her hair and moved it out of her face. My chest felt like it was going to explode with the pain I felt for her. I hated seeing Abbie in such a state...if only we could be normal people living normal lives. But that would never be, Abbie had suffered far too much to be able to heal without any kind of scar. I held her close to me, as if somehow my embrace could protect her from all the offending emotions on the inside and all the people on the out.
After a while Abbie drifted back into a sleep. A happier sleep by the feel of it because she nuzzled her head against my chest and sighed happily. I leaned my cheek against her head and closed my eyes. I was starting to get very used to sleeping in this position…should I be disturbed? …Nah, I quite like it actually.
I woke up in the morning with Abbie still curled up and sleeping happily against me. I began to stroke her hair thoughtfully, they were probably still going to send me out there…and there was no way that I was letting them have Abbie, even for just a little bit. She would freak out, and who knows what they might do to her. I would have to keep her with me and guard her. Yes, when they gave her her gun, she could just give it to me and I could do the shooting for both of us. I didn't like causing so much damage to people either. Paintball is one thing; it barely hurts until afterward…this on the other hand broke people's ribs. I grimaced and held Abbie tighter against me…for Abbie; I would keep it up for Abbie. I planted a soft kiss on her forehead and she smiled softly in her sleep.
The door to the chamber we had been put in was opened and a small man flanked by two guards came in. "You two have been chosen as the contestants to represent your new master in the coming tournament. You will please get up and follow me now," informed me with a heavy Chinese accent.
I nodded and gently shook Abbie awake. She woke up immediately and pressed herself against me tightly. It was amazing how quickly her reaction had changed. A few days ago she would have tensed up for a second before taking in her situation and relaxing against me. Now she immediately pressed herself against me for protection.
I gave her a gentle squeeze. "It's ok, we need to go follow this man now," I told her.
Abbie relaxed and got up with me. She remained pressed up against me as we were led down the hall into a room. We were handed our breakfast, two fresh rolls with a small amount of honey on top each, and told to eat as we moved. We were taken out onto the field and our training began. We had to run around the field so many times that I felt I couldn't run another step. Abbie collapsed on the floor of the arena and I decided that maybe I could run just a little farther. I ran to her and helped her up.
"I…can't…do it…Zach," she said between huge gulps of air, "I…can't run…any…farther."
"Come on Abbie…the man told us we only need to do one more lap..." I urged her breathlessly. I gave her a little bit of water. She nodded and got up. We made our way around the arena once more before we both collapsed in a heap in front of our instructor.
"Good," he said. Then he handed us both guns and pointed at targets. "Shoot them."
Abbie tensed up as we both stood again. "It's ok Abbie, they're just targets, not people, they don't feel pain," I whispered to her.
She nodded but didn't look very assured. "Abbie, when it comes to shooting real people in the arena, I promise that I'll do it, but you have to as the man says right now, please." Abbie nodded again. "That's my brave girl," I told her proudly and lifted my hand to stroke her cheek. She smiled and brightened up a little bit.
At lunch the instructor pronounced us fit enough to participate in "The Games" and we were put in yet another moving van. This time though we were given a bowl of rice mixed with a little bit of pork to eat along the way. When we had finished Abbie curled up against my chest and I hugged her to me. "I was proud of you today," I told her and emphasized it with a kiss on her forehead.
Abbie blushed and tucked her head deeper into my chest. "Thanks."
I smiled as I began to slowly stroke her hair and hum a lullaby mother had always sung to me when I had been little. Before long, Abbie was asleep once again in my arms, and I was almost to the point of falling asleep as well. I decided I might as well give in and closed my eyes to let the blackness of sleep take me.


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|Reviews for SPY IN RIVENDELL
| Pip the Invader chapter 2 . 4/6/2013
What the cheesecake, Jules?! Where is the rest? Pip needs to know! But, awesome job so far !
| frodomeg chapter 2 . 6/13/2004
Its me again! C'MON! I wanna read MORE! u havent updated in SO LONG!
| Salysha chapter 3 . 10/1/2003
Interesting story. I find it rather curious that someone like Yarrish has been able to infiltrate in the sanctum of Elrond and even become his personal assistant in healing, of all things. How has he, obviously not native to Rivendell, reached a position so high in Elrond's court?
Please don't take offense that I mention a couple of things where I felt to be room for improvement. The first chapter contained scenes and spoken lines from the movie (and book) quite a lot. In fact, the whole exchange after Frodo wakes up seemed as describing of what happened in the movie. Maybe you could alter the events a bit, or just shrug them off so that it wouldn't appear like you were just replicating the movie.
There were a couple odd sentence breaks but nothing major; just a hit of 'Enter' in the wrong place. Just in case you they weren't just typos, here are a few correct spellings as presented in the book: Ringwraith (one word), Fellowship (capitalized, like the Company), Ring-bearer, and Elf-lord (with a hyphen).
This grammar aspect that I would've disregarded if it weren't repetitious due to the amount of dialogue: when a person is spoken to, remember to separate the name with commas, like this:
"The wound is healing slightly(comma) Master Gamgee," Elrond informed... .
"Come now(comma) Mr Gamgee, the hour is very late and you need to rest," Elrond now instructed the hobbit.
You might also choose either Master or Mr. for Sam, and not have Elrond alter his way of addressing him.
I see the story is coming nicely, and you already have ideas of how to continue. Good to hear. Don't take my criticism to the heart, but details count enormously, and are likely the factor which makes the reader decide for or against reading and reviewing a story. You write very long chapters-I noticed it with especially other stories-and it may be a good idea to break the story a bit. Modern readers don't have much of an attention span, yours truly included. One last thing: I fully support Sam calling Aragorn 'Strider.' Even when knowing Aragorn's true indentity, using an alias must feel more secure to a humble gardener.
P.S. Thanks for your support on my "One by One,..." and apologies that it took so long to get back to you.
| amc623 chapter 1 . 9/14/2003
This was a fine start to the story. I only have a couple things to mention that really stuck out in the story for me.
I know you said you used the term 'boy' to describe Frodo in your other story for lack of a better word at times. I understand that, calling him a hobbit all the time gets tiring I know. And I had no problem with that in your other tale as it made sense. Though Frodo was about to come of age he could still be called a boy or a lad in many ways especially as seen by his elders like Bilbo or Gandalf. However, in this story I don't think the use of that word fits really. He is no longer a boy he is 50 years old. He is also not exaclty a 'young' hobbit despite his appearence which is due to having the ring in his posession for so many years. What I'm trying to say is I don't think you should be calling him a boy or a lad or a young hobbit in this story as he is now full grown and very much an adult. The only time I would say the use of a word like 'lad' or 'boy' be used is if it is spoken by Gandalf who tends to call him 'my boy' or something like it out of affection.
The other thing I wanted to mention was the fact that you used the word 'man' to describe Elrond at one point. I cannot agree with that- he must be the complete opposite of anything remotely like a man. He is a high elf and I almost cringed at the word usage.
Besides those few things this chapter was a great opener to the story. I liked the use of your OC already and I find it very interesting that it is an elf. It is not only different but I would also think this servent of Sauron would be more powerful than any man as he is of elvish kind.
I am very interested to see where you go with this.
| tavion chapter 2 . 8/29/2003
I really like the plot of this story so far. It is very original. It is not often that you see a elf fall under the lure of the ring.
Great story. Keep it up.
| Iorhael chapter 2 . 8/25/2003
I think you've go a wonderful original idea! Please continue soon!
| invisigoth chapter 1 . 8/23/2003
I look forward to your stories. You have made a great start!
| tavion chapter 1 . 8/23/2003
Wow impressive. I cant believe that you have already started another story. This one also looks good. I am curious to see where you are going with this story.
| Frodomeg chapter 1 . 8/23/2003
O U HAVE 2 CONTINUE IT! Wow its good. i LURV the fact that its based off of the movie cuz I, personaly, like the movie better than the books *runs and hides as a band of Tolkien fans stampeed past with torches and pitchforks* So... yes, as I said, plz continue it
| eiluj chapter 1 . 8/22/2003
This looks interesting; I look forward to reading more of it.
But please do me a favor and change the wording after Elrond greets Frodo. Elrond may be of mixed race ("half-elven" doesn't begin to cover it), but he should not be described as a "man."


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - September 24, 2005, New Braunfels, Texas Saturday, September 24, 2005 — Herald-Zeitung — Page 5A Nolan Leach performs one his trick rope acts while his mustang, Bravo, waits for his cue. LASSO CONTINUED FROM Page 1A Le to ach finally gets perform at fair him used to human touch, Nolan slowly trained the wild horse to tmst him and let him ride. After six months and countless hours of practice, the pair began performing in shows. "I worked with Bravo a ton, but he's also got a great personality," he said. "They say in the horse training world that you can't make chicken soup out of chicken poop, but you also get out of horses what you put in." Now that Bravo has mellowed to a laid-back perfumer, Nolan said he is free''to spend more time training other wild horses and practice stunts for his show. Other than horseback riding and trick roping, he is perfecting the arts of gun spinning, whip cracking, knife throwing ... even backflipping. "I do a backflip as part of my performance," he explained. "It s the same basic show as in Europe with a few neater stunts." Erie Leach, Nolan's brother and manager, said the most exciting thing about the show is the chance to show their friends and neighbors what he can do. He said Nolan's only local performance was at a talent show in the Braun-tex Theatre. "I le's been all these places, but most of our local friends have only heard about what he does," he said. "This is the first time for locals to see him, for him to perform for a hometown crowd." Nolan said that he's excited, but not at all nervous about Sunday's performance. Ile said practice, faith and family are enough to get him through just about anything. Erie Leach accompanies him to take care of publicity and music, while their 12-year-old sister, Kara, keeps Bravo looking good,. "I've got the routine worked out pretty good." he said. "I figure I've put in my time and 1 11 just leave it up to God." Teri Leach said she still gets nervous for her son, but knows he's not alone in front of the audience. "As soon as he gets on Bravo, he calms down," he said. "I always feel like he's out in the arena by himself, I think he feels that he can go anywhere as long as Bravo is with him." Manufacturing industry rebounds in New Braunfels By Leigh Jones Staff Writer Some of New Braunfels' largest employers have been its quietest corporate citizens, but that is changing. The city's manufacturing industry has found its voice, and its members are speaking out for the betterment of the community, sponsoring scholarships and improving its image through the New Braunfels Manufacturing Association. Past President George Bal, the advertising manager at Detex, said the group's goal was to promote its members in the community. "We want to present ourselves in a positive way in supporting growth and education in New Braunfels," he said. Since the group experienced a resurgence in membership during the last few years, it has provided four scholarships for local students. At first, the academic awards targeted high school students, but once the Central Texas Technology Center opened, the group began looking for technical trainees to sponsor. "Students can go from there directly into the industrial workforce," Bill said. The group also considers students seeking higher education degrees in sales, mar keting and management as ancillary professions necessary in the industrial field. Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce Economic Development Corporation Director Rusty Brockman has worked hard to get the group back on track with monthly meetings and networking opportunities. His goal was to create economic development partners. "Our existing companies are great advocates for New Braunfels for prospective businesses," he said. The association also helps local community representatives stay in touch with issues important to industry. At next month's meeting, state Rep. Carter Casteel, R-New Braunfels, will speak to the group, and she ll also listen. "We try to make our presence felt in local organizations, like the chamber, and we keep up with what goes on in city government," Bill said. When they're not looking outward, the group's members focus their attention on each other, sharing resources and solving common problems. The New Braunfels Manufacturing Association was founded in the late 1970s. After declining membership in the late 1990, the group has grown to 40 members at its monthly meetings. Cardinals diary reveals details of papal conclave VATICAN CITY (AP) — A cardinal has broken his vow of secrecy and released his diary describing the conclave that elected Pope Benedict XVI, revealing in an exceedingly rare account that a cardinal from Argentina was the main challenger and almost blocked Benedict's election. Excerpts of the diary, published Friday, show Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger led in each of the four ballots cast in the Sis-tine Chapel during the mystery-shrouded April 18-19 conclave. But, in a surprise, Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, a Jesuit, was in second place the whole time. Most accounts of the conclave have said retired Milan archbishop Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini was the main challenger to Ratzinger, who became Benedict XVI after his election, and that a Third World pope was never realistically in the running. While Bergoglio never threatened Ratzinger's lead — and made clear he didn't want the job, according to the diary published in the respected Italian foreign affairs magazine Limes — his runner-up status could signal the next conclave might elect a pope from Latin America, home to half the worid's I billion Roman Catholics. The diary of the anonymous cardinal is also significant because it shows that Ratzinger didn't gamer a huge margin — he had 84 of the 115 votes in the final ballot, seven more than tile required two-thirds majority. His two immediate predecessors, Pope John Paul II and Pope John Paul I, are believed to have garnered 99 and 98 votes respectively, and that was when there were only 111 voting cardinals. "It does seem that somebody wants to indicate that the conclave was a more complex process than was being depicted and that Benedict's mandate was not a slam dunk," said David Gibson, a former Vatican Radio journalist who is writing a biography of Benedict. 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Chapter Four
Dee told her to stand up, and put on some silver handcuffs. Mollie looked at her incredibly.
"You're not for real are you? I am certainly not going to offer to lock myself up in them." She snorted. Dee just stared at her, smiling. Slowly, Mollie felt really calm. So what if she wore them? They were only handcuffs. Dee seemed nice enough, she wouldn't hurt her.
She took the handcuffs from Dee then put them on. As she clicked them shut, she realised what she had done.
"Hey, no fair!" She said, looking horrified. Dee just grinned.
"I'm sorry. I know I shouldn't use my power like this, but that's why I'm given this job. I'm the only one who can calm newbie's down. No one has a power like mine."
Mollie just huffed, and muttered something half heartedly under her breath. She didn't know whether it was Dee's power or just her instinct, but she was beginning to feel a lot less like a captive and more like a visitor – despite the handcuffs.
"Why do I need to be trapped in these though?" Mollie moaned. She felt like a right child. Here she was, twenty six years old, and she was moaning to a teenager. God how mixed up everything was.
"I let my heart rule the first time, and the guy ended up lost round here for three days. Eventually someone found him hidden in an airing cupboard, half starved. I got in so much trouble you wouldn't believe."
Dee led her out of the room, and she found her self in a long hall way.
"I bet your wondering what happens now. Well this is the first floor. It's where we keep new people and where Toby tells them everything. That isn't your own room; you will get a much nicer one. One you can personalise. That room is where people like you who faint or are uncooperative stay at first. These rooms are the only bedrooms with locks on the outside."
Dee began to explain about how she would need to check in, and give all her details. That would be done in a room on the opposite side of the house. On the way, she could shower or get changed if she wanted, but Mollie said no. As much as she would have liked to, she wanted to find out what was going on first.
Dee told her that after she had checked in, Toby would come and meet her and show her upstairs. That was where the living quarters were and she could meet some more of the residents of Building E.
"Normally, new people stay in that locked room for a couple of nights." Dee told her. "When they are trusted they can then move into their own room, and design it how they like. Mine's doing my head in, because it's not been decorated since I was five. You can imagine how it looks."
Suddenly they stopped outside a door.
"Word of warning, don't lie. They won't hurt you or anything but, let's just say they don't give the warmest of welcomes." Dee whispered, and then she knocked on. Mollie gulped as she waited. She had no idea what to expect. Suddenly a voice came from behind the door.
"Diana let the girl enter then leave."
Dee rolled her eyes, and motioned for Mollie to enter.
"Good luck" she heard her whisper, before the door closed behind her.
The room was dark, and she couldn't see a thing at first. The hairs on the back of her neck stood up, and she coughed nervously. Suddenly a spot light appeared showing a chair a few metres away.
"Sit on it please." A voice ordered. She turned to see where it had come from, but it was too dark to notice anything. But she suddenly decided no. Her situation became more clear without Dee calming her down. Enough was enough. She was not going to help them kidnap her.
"No." She said, rather more bravely than she felt.
"No?" The voice said again, as if he couldn't believe she had disobeyed.
"No." she repeated. "I will not sit on that chair. And I … I will not do what you say. I want … I want to go back home please right now."
Silence filled the room, and then two voices began to laugh. It was the most chilling laughter that she had ever heard, and it made her want to turn and run.
"Have it your way." a second voice said, this time a females. Smoke filled the air, and Mollie didn't even have chance to scream before once again she fell to the floor.
This time she woke, she had a banging headache. Glancing round, she had been placed in the same room, and the handcuffs had been removed. Her head was so sore. Lifting her hand to touch it, she realised she had a big bump above her eye.
And that's how she spent her first week at Building E. At least once a day, Dee would come to find her and take her to the check in. There, she would refuse to answer any questions, and then wake up back in her room.
Dee always brought her food and something to drink, so she didn't go without. She knew she should just get it over with, but she felt like if she did that, then she would loose her freedom along with it - not that she had much now.
"When are you going to give this up?" Dee asked, after Mollie had been there for at least eight days.
Mollie shrugged, staring at the ceiling. Dee sighed.
"Do you miss your husband?" she said after a while, gently. Mollie looked at her, and smiled sadly.
"We never got married. I ran away." She told her, pulling her knees to her chin. She didn't add that she wished she had now, and she wouldn't be here.
"Why did you do that?" Dee asked, puzzled.
Good question, Mollie thought to herself. Why had she done it? She must have loved him. She was with him for a while before hand. He was so good to her, and he had offered her the world. Not that she wanted it; he had been the only thing she had wanted.
When he had proposed, it was like everything was complete. They had only been together for five months. But she was happy, and it had been a good time in her life to settle down.
Then things had started to go bad. The only thing people talked about with her was the wedding. She saw old couples in the street, arguing, looking unhappy. She saw less of Trevor and lets just say the spark they had, had definitely gone.
Dee could tell she didn't want to talk about it, and changed the subject. "Toby's coming tomorrow, to speak to you."
Mollie looked up. That was something different. She hadn't seen anyone but Dee since her first day. What did he want? Had he gave in? Was he taking her home?
She soon realised though, that he didn't plan on letting her go, when he came to visit her the next day.
She was lay in bed, staring at the ceiling, when he had knocked. Expecting him, she sat up straight away and told him to come in. He smiled almost awkwardly and sat down at the desk.
"I understand Dee warned you I was coming." He told her. She nodded.
"Do you plan on checking in today?" He asked, almost hopefully. She laughed, then stopped as she noticed his expression. She shook her head.
"I didn't think so." He sighed, and rubbed his eyes with his hands.
"Why have you come?" She asked him. It was the first thing she had said to him since her first day.
"Well you've been here over a week." He started, looking straight into her eyes. "This room isn't supposed to be a permanent thing you know. We need to discuss your options-"
"I hope one of them is to go home." She said, interrupting him.
He smiled. "I think you already know, that you probably won't be going home for a long time."
"Well that's where you're wrong. My fiancé has a lot of money, and he has probably already hired the best detectives out there to find me. I give it another week, and they will be taking me from this mad house and you will all end up in prison."
Toby laughed. "Mollie, be real. They will never find this place. And even if they do, we have guards that will mess up their memory. To them they will have came, searched the place, found nothing but old broken machines, and then left."
Mollie was about to say something else, but he put his hand up.
"Enough of that rubbish. I know you're not even marrying him anyway. You ran away. He is probably glad to see gone."
Mollie looked gob smacked. Dee had told him. She actually had begun to trust her, but now she realised she was probably out there telling all the others about her. And even though she hated to admit it, Toby's words had stung her. She knew he was right. Trevor probably hated her.
"I'm sorry. I shouldn't have said that." Toby sighed.
"But you did anyway." Mollie said coldly. "Look Toby, I am not checking in. I am not staying here. Kill me if you must, I don't care anymore. Like you said, I have no one to go back to."
She lay back down and faced the other way. She felt a tear drop down her cheek, so she closed her eyes. She was not going to cry - especially in front of him. After about ten minutes, she heard him leave the room.
She felt so alone. She had no one to hold, to cry to. She wanted her mother so badly. Without meaning to, she fell asleep.
She had such a weird dream. Trevor was there standing in her prison cell. At first he was crying, begging her to come back and not run away. Then he smiled and said he had never loved her anyway. He held out his palm and a ball of fire flew towards her. She jumped back, and fell. And she fell, and she fell and she fell. And all the way down, the ball of fire followed her, with Trevor's laughter echoing the deep pit.


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EAA wants to register small wells By Ron Maloney Staff Writer The Edwards Aquifer Authority is asking property owners over the aquifer with nonpermitted wells to register them. The authority will use the information in an effort to map all wells into the aquifer, to chart flows and to protect it against contamination. Director of Groundwater Management Strategies Rick 111-gner said wells capable of pumping more than 25,000 gallons of water per day required permits. Those wells are documented. The authority now hopes to create a database of all of the smaller, non-permitted wells, which include windmill wells, livestock and household wells — even wells that might be capped and no longer used. In the early 1990s, the former Edwards underground district attempted to catalog wells, but the data is incomplete, and officials said even if a well were registered then, it needs to be registered again. To that end, the authority is offering an incentive to those who voluntarily register their wells between now and December 2005, Illgner said. The registration fee will be forgiven and the first 500 well See WELLS, Page 3A SWEET SUCCESS Group counters Perrys rail plan Photos by MANDY REARY/Herald-Zeitung (Above) Cody Pendergraft, a first-grader at Hoffman Elementary, decides which ice cream he'd like to have for his Passport Reading Program reward. (Below) Hoffman Elementary first-grader Jordan Walzem eats the ice cream she earned by meeting the reading program's requirements over the summer. Hoffmann had the most students successfully complete the reading goals. PASSPORT CHECKED Summer Passport reading program participation CI8D NBI8D R Comal Elementary 67 H Carl Schurz 23 ■ Canyon Intermediate 35 R Lamar 7 H Frazier 22 ■ Lone Star 18 R Goodwin 5 R Memorial Elementary 36 ■ Hoffmann 124 H Memorial Intermediate 18 ■ Mountain Valley 33 H Memorial Primary 19 R Seele Elementary 20 Schools net $4,250 from reading program; kids treated to ice cream By Leigh Jones Staff Writer Young readers earned area schools $4,250 this summer for participating in the Passport Reading Program sponsored by the Marketplace, Texas Cinema, the I ierald-Zeitung and Herald and Friends. A total of 13 schools in the New Braunfels and Comal Independent School Districts participated. At the end of the school last year, area elementary and intermediate school librarians handed out 6,000 14-page "passports." Every time the students read a book, they got one page of the booklet stamped. When all pages were full, the passport was complete and ready to turn in to the school librarian when classes began in August. The schools received $10 for each completed passport, and the children were invited to an ice cream party. At Hoffmann Lane Elementary, 124 students took a welcome break from class to enjoy their reward. Before sitting down on the cafeteria floor, die students rushed the table piled high with door prizes. The boys were mainly attracted to a Dallas Cowboys T-shirt signed by former player Bob Lilly. The girls gathered around a movie poster from "The I Tin ce and Me." While die students scarfed down their vanilla ice cream, librarian Stacie Wilkie told them to give themselves a pat on the back. They cheered when she told them they had the most students participate in the program. Principal Bonnie Patrick stood at the edge of the crowd and clapped for each See READING, Page 3A Despite high gas prices, more travel expected By TA. Badger Associated Press Writer SAN ANTONIO — For the final fling of summer, Texans will top their gas tanks and hit the road for the Alamo and the coast, according to the state's travel watchers. San Antonio, Galveston and South Padre Island — ever among the state's top tourist draws — are listed by AAA Texas as the top destinations for the three-day l.abor Day weekend. Although gasoline prices are much higher than last Labor Day, AAA Texas expects a slight increase in the number of Texans packing up the car for a weekend getaway. "The higher gas prices don't appear to have any affect on travelers' decisions to take one last summer getaway," said Rose Rougeau, a AAA Texas spokeswoman. Friday's average statewide price for a gallon of self-serve regular gas was $1.77, down two cents from a week earlier, AAA said. At this time in 2003, the average price was $1.59. AAA Texas, which conducted a holiday travel survey, estimates that 2.6 million Texans will travel to a vacation spot this weekend, up more than 2 percent from the same time last year. Of that number, some 90 percent will get there by driving. Roughly 130,000 people will go by air this weekend, with Las Vegas, New York and See GAB, Page 3A PUMP PAIN | B State average for regular unleaded gas: $1.77 I B Amarillo: $1.76 I B Austin: $1.74 i B Beaumont: $1.74 I B Corpus Christi: $1.70 I ■ Dallas: $1.79 I m El Paso: $1.80 | B Fort Worth: $1.77 j B Houston: $1.75 j B San Antonio: $1.71 j B Texarkana: $1.77 By Scott Mahon Staff Writer A Dallas transportation consulting finn will give an update to the Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce on the status of high-speed rail systems in Texas. Dean International, which consults for the Texas High Speed Rail and Transportation Corporation (THSRTC), will meet with the chamber's transportation committee Wednesday at Honors Hall. THSRTC is a nonprofit organization that supports a high-speed rail plan known as the "Texas T-Bone," which proposes a rail system from Houston to Killeen and from Dallas to San Antonio. The plan varies from Gov. Rick Perry's Trans-Texas Corridor plan, which proposes a high-speed rail system connecting Dallas, Houston and San Antonio along 1-35 and I-IO. David Dean, CEO of Dean International, said the Trans-Texas Corridor alignment was not conducive for a high-speed rail system. "A high-speed rail system won t work in rural areas," he said. "It makes more sense to connect Houston, Dallas and San Antonio by two straight lines that intersect at Killeen or Fort I lood. The Trans-Texas Corridor alignment would take 764 miles of rail, but our proposal would only take 440 miles of rail. But still, our proposal would be a realization of the Trans-Texas Corridor plan." Perry unveiled the Trans-Texas Corridor in January 2002. According to the Texas Department of Transportation, roadways in the corridor would include six separate passenger vehicle lanes, four dedicated commercial truck lanes, two high-speed passenger rail lines, two freight rail lines and two commuter rail lines. The TTC proposal would be a 4,000 mile system incorporating toll and non-toll roads, and would pass through 143 counties. It is estimated to cost $145 billion to $ 183 billion. "If we don't look ahead in terms of transportation, by the year 2040, we'll be just like California," Dean said. Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce President Michael Meek said a high speed rail system from San Antonio to Dallas would be an alternative to 1-35. "Theres a growing momentum for a rail system adjacent to 1-35," he said. "Mr. Dean will give us an update on what is happening with the proposals." 'Into the water* t ;
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - June 20, 1991, New Braunfels, Texas Page 10 Herald-Ze/fung New Braunfels, Texas Thursday, June 20, 1991 Classified Horn* for Rent 330 Home* for Sale 345 Home* for Sale 2/2/1 House,large lot, par tially fenced, stove, $425 /mo , $350 /deposit 1290 Cross St , Call 625-8294_ Cozy 2/1, fenoed yard, storage building, ap pliances, ceiling fans, ex celtent location, dose to luby's, 629 2662Lease/Option By Owner2/i. $350'mo 358 Nacogdoches Call 629-4829, or 629 6637 Lease w/option to porch ase 3/1, CH'A, $41,500 $455/mo+dep 444 S Ver amendi. 599 7511, agent One bedroom furnished $245 monthly, deposit re quired, no pets 625 6000 625 1020_ Please call ERA School craft Realty for a list of properties for lease that are not advertised 629 1192 for Sate345 16 wide insulated vinyl siding 3br/ 2ba fireplace large fenoed yard, storage bldg lake privileges, owner finance 557-6785 16+ wooded acres 3/2 native rock home with fire place 2 double carports with shops NBISD $159 500 625-0688 2/1, New CH/C A, Em Grove Rd., McOueeny oh Hwy 46 river dock, fenced yard, Terms $ 2 9,5 0 0. 1-512-557-5012_ 2br/1ba house on 10 acres Low down, $500/mo owner finance NBISD, needs work 625-8410. 625-8150 3/1 bolder home large lot pecan trees, spacious rooms CH/A $10 000 •quite assumable loan 629-562C_• 3/1 '4 /1 Home, Quiet Neighbothood, covered patio, fenoed yard As sumabie, Low Equity, $59 950 00, CISD, 969 Ltppan Dr 625-5288 3/2/1, privacy fence spa beautifully landscaped 915 Tonkawa Circle $48 500 625 9406 Abr/ 2ba sitting room workshop, San Marcos schools large trees quilt tube Convenient to Ne* Braunfels & San Marcos $58.500 512 353-0774 Bargain' Must Sew* 2/1, on 2 Lots Corner Spring Branch & Quail Hill, Bulverde Vt mile N Hwy 46 $25 000 OBO Assumable EHA w/ low down, good credit 5 5 acres. 3/2, near Natural Bridge Caverns off FM3009 & 1863 Conve nient to RAFB/ Ft Sam Reduced to $89,000 Call Patti, 494 4686, Howell Properties 493 3030 Build a new home for less 1500 sq ft $59,500 2000 sq ft.- $76,500 3000 sq ft - $105,000 4000 sq ft $130,000 With tea tures like double insulated windows R 13, R-30 insu lation. brick fireplaces, huge master baths, Jenn-Aire appliances, 100% brick exteriors, etc Call Bob Barber Homes. 620 6935 or 620 4663 for more information_ Builders new 4/3 brick, pri vate oaks custom wood, fp, vaulted ceilings, 2400 sq ft, 620 4882 eve By Owner: Landa Estates 3/2/carport, excellent con dition, CH'A, two living areas fireplace, Island pn vtleges fenced yard, large covered patio, huge shade trees Priced Mid-$60s 625-2102 (leave mas sage, will return call)By Owner Normwoods 5/5>? /2. 2 story, tennis court, heat pumps 2 fireplaces ceil ing fans security system, hot tub Serious inquiries only' $289K, 629-2075 By owner 4-5 bedroom' 14 bath ^fireplaces bar, spacious living area, chamlink fence. CISD, $59 000 629 9004 Canyon Lake 2/2 on 2 lots, fenced appliances CISD, pool privileges $46 OOO Call 1-512-899-3417 Canyon Lake 5 acres, 3br/14 ba 4 car garage, 30x30 shed partly fenced, $95 000 899 3028 Excellent Location on Hwy 46S, between Se gum & New Braunfels Im maculate Modern Home on 4 acre Priced to sell at $42 900 (R22). Call 1-379 6158, Dale Dyss Garden Park Subdivision 3/2/2 fireplace, fenced yard, CISD, $75,900 Call 512 672 3726_ Lake Dunlap, T wo Houses, 2/1 each IOO water frontage, dock, trees 625- 2665, 625-4710_ Lg 4 BR 20A + swimming pool & view $150,000 00' ERA 629 1192, Terry Zen gter 620-0649 345 Mobile Home Site* formal* Custom 3/2/2 on 1 5 acres in Northwoods,central vaccu rn, security system,$1 29,900, By Owner,512- 337-1786. 625 8108._ Like new 1 yr old, 3/24 /2, loaded, has everything energy efficient trees, pri vacy fence, reduced $84,500 625 4732 Owner 3/2/2, 1831 sq.ft.. large den & porch, gas, 9% assum 1517 Heather, $89,500 629 3923 Owner finance 2/1. 14 AC, EM 725. NBISD. needs lots work, $23 500 625 8410, 625 8150 REDUCED $8000 to $112,000 By owner 3br' 2ba. view of river, spa. sec system, sprinkler sys tem Contemporary, decks, trees 620 0232 or SA 512 490 9489 wk UNIQUE NEW BRAUN-FELS HOME REDUCED FOR FAST SALE, 4000* sq ft, 4+br home has all amenities inc guest/ game house and car 'col lectors" garage on 2+ac Now 65K below orig price $219K offer Owner 629-3837 1934 Lou Ann Dr Appt only- no agents Duplex**'Apt*. For Sal* 363 Hfjju u _ Mwwv nwHMI tar Sal* 365353 Firm*'Ranch** tor Sale 355 Mobile Home Sum for Sale 363 14 acres for doublewidth on FM 725. hilltop all utilities, $16 500, $200'mo 625-8555 625-1640 'Canyon Lake beautiful tree covered 4 acre or larger mobile home sites w all utilities available mdud mg sewer $100 down Call 512-231-2606- Large mobile lot at Sauder Farms, all utilities $175/mo to buy, low down 625 8555 625 1640 Lg douWewtde lots inside city limits Owner financing $500 down Presale dis count 512 826 7868 Mobile home lot, New Braunfels, restricted neighborhood, city utilities, total move in, owner financed w/$500 down 512 826 7868 MAI. LW__ rfUfnCS tar Sd* 365 Tanglewood Addition, 114 & 116 Castlewood, Beaut ful Lot Malty amenities Original Owber occupied 629 7509_ W Tanglewood 4 Brent wood, unique residential home w/income To see is to believe, 625-0656 By Owner! Approx 40 acres 500 ft Hwy 46 from tage 1 mile south Clear Springs 3 wells barns $2750 per acre cash 1-512-379-8525 16' wide, insulated vinyl siding, 3br/ 2ba, fireplace, large fenoed yard, storage bldg, lake privileges, owner finance, 557 6785 1991 Fleetwood home lim ited offer! Save thou sands1 16x80 3 bdrm., 2 bath Introductory price of $19 995 1-800 234 9115 $27,500 'Limited Offer" 1991 Fleetwood 18x80, 3br' 2ba, shingle roof, ply wood floors, upgrade insu lation, upgrade carpet, and much more Thomas Homes 1 800-234-9115 $29,995 1991 28x64 3br/ 2ba, plywood floors, up grade insulation, refer, range, dishwasher, round tub and much more' Hurry Call Thomas Homes 1-800-234 9115 2br mobile home, repair able Lakeview Park on corner lot, storage bldg with w/d hook-ups, $9,200 owner can carry with 10% down payment 964-3169 or 899 7606 A STEAL! Repo 3br double 1990 model, full warranty great financing, low payments' Midway- New Braunfels 1-800-275 1161CHOICE 'O'F 3 $129 00 per month, 144 months, 10% down pay ment, 12 5% APR, 1982 to 1985 Models E-Z Financ jog, 1-512-677-8352 COZY DEN 3*2 Palm Har bor fireplace total elec, skylite, bay window 4 more' A great home *Fac tory Direct Discount* Mid way Homes New Braun fete 1-800 275 1161 ISLAND KIT. 3*2, new carpet drapes 4 paint $ 184/mo Midway New Braunfels 1-800 275 1161._ JUST IN Pre Owned dou ble wide, 24 x 60 3bed/2 bath-$9995 OO Call 1 800 880 9002_ NO DOWN' ASSUME NOTE. $222 00 mo. 14x80 3/2, CH/A garden tub ceiling fan. stereo, hutch, double windows, lots of mirrors 84 years left on 12 year note 620 0448 2 Mobiles, 1984 4 1985, 2/2, 2/1, mint condition First $7500 takes either one 629 6397. 2 New Large Palm Har bors, set up in beautiful park, 3 and 4 bedrooms Immediate occupancy, NBISD 1st months lot r e n t - F R E E . 1-512 657-7719_ Nothings Free, but now that we have your attention On this limited offer, direct from Palm Harbor Factory, three (3) 28' dou blewides, custom built, pick colors, and options, Cost plus $500 Must Sell!!! 1 800 880 9002. Palm Harbor, over 1200 sq ft., island kitchen, storm windows, and much, much more Only $19,900 Delivery and AZC included 1 800 880 9002. RED TAG SPECIAL-Your choice of washer/dryer, furniture or skirting with purchase of selected Palm Harbor models 1 800 880 9002._ SAVE $5000 28x80 Schult 5br/ 3ba, fireplace, bay window, hardwood ca binets, tape/ textured walls Must see this one1 One only! Thomas Homes 1-800-234 9115_ Sale or trade, mobile home 14x70, will finance if you have lot paid for, $4995 512-625 0268 Sell or lease 1.1 acre privacy 2/2 $38 000 127 Ridgecreek McQueeney Subd 512-557 4156 Still Available, used asnd repo homes Over 28 to choose from All sizes available From $4500 1-800 880 9002 Top dollar tor good clean mobile homes as trade ins Use your trade in for the down payment on a new doublewide or sin glewide Call Thomas Homes 1 800 234-9115 lots I Ac re agt for Sail 375 lot* I Amaga for Sate 375 Mobil* Home Sit** tor Rant 366 Mobile home lot for rent Water furnished, nice quiet area available July 10th $ 120/mo 629 5982 One level country acre lust outside New Braunfels city limits Water sewer, gar bage paid Cable TV. NB phone NBISD, $ 125/mo 629-4103 TIME FOR A CHANGE Go swimming 4 fishing atter work at Lakeside RV Park off Hwy 46E at Clear Spring Monthly sites be gin at $105 Call Rick at 625 5494 $1,000/ac , 121 ac., near McQueeney, tank, pens, fenced Geneva Pustka Re Max 629 4406 lac tract just outside of town. Mobiles welcome Water 4 electricity are available Very low down payment and easy terms Call 1-379-6158, Dale Dyss Realty 5 acres, NBISD, in Sky view Subd, off of FM725, all utilities avail Good re sfrictions, $20,000 cash or $22,500 finance 625-8555, 625 1840 Beautiful Private Community, recreation park along Spring Creek and Guadalupe, Secluded tract Big oaks, circle drive, septic tank, water, electric hook ups Make 3 back payments, take over owner finance $129 00 month 1-512-885 4065 Canyon Lake lots tor sale 3 excellent building lots in CL Village West Priced right at $3500 each Call Ruth Weiser at Linda Johns 4 Assoc 964 3053 FM 2722,10 acres $4,000 per acre, owner finanoe, NBISD. No mobiles Call 625 5761HITT '"Co u n Try Homesites priced right from $8,750 25 acres and up; oak trees and beautiful views highly restricted for quality homes, horses permitted NBISD; NBU electricity, minutes from New Braun fete off FM 2722 Call John Dierksen (w)625 8026 (H)625 2803 Lakewinds Subdivision, 2 lots available in this unique neighborhood 629 3966 Large wooded lot on Mis sion Dr Owner finance, 20% down $24,900 625 4866 New Golf Course is walking distance from this 5 acre homesite Gant oaks. 180' view Only 1 miles from boat access to Canyon Lake Compare at $22900 Exc owner financing or TX VET financ ing Call 1-512 885 2375 anytime Oakrun 4 acre corner lot Nioe homesite $29 500 Call Owner evenings, 625 6425_ Northridge Subdivision lots Reasonably priced 625 0628 2 AC on Hwy 46 W 6 2 miles from Loop 337, oaks, view, no restrictions $8500 cash or $10,000 finance. 625-8555, 625-8410._Perfect Homesite 2 acres, many live oaks, NBISD, no mobiles, off Bear Creek Road, (FM 2722), Steve, 1-512 964 3461._ Residential lot Mather St $7,500 cash or owner financing negotiable 1-512 357-2567 or 1-512-488-2391 evenings. Tex Vet tracts in hill country, minutes from New Braunfels; restricted; no mobiles; horses permitted; great trees and views; from $16,500; only 2 tracts left. Call John Dierksen (W)512-625-8026, (H) 512 625 2803 Lott & Found 410 Service* 440 Residential Vista Hills Lots Level Lots, CISD AD Services. Cash or Financed, 625 5543 625-9806 Pe non al*405 ADOPT! Loving couple, educated 4 financially secure who wants to wel come infant to warm 4 happy home Confidential Expenses paid Call Beth 4 Ben collect (716)833 1962 anytime Lott A Found410 Lost Alaskan Kees Hound, male, red collar, in Rhien Terrace Subd Call 629 2412._ Lost Monday 6/18/91 hub cap off a 1964V4 Mustang Lost off 135 to Walnut Rd to Landa St to Macks TV Repair. REWARD 6290837. L*gal/Public Notice* 430 Found in Country Hills off Hunter Rd., Male 4 Fe male Yellow La bbs , 5 to 6 years old Call 625 1440 Found- Medium size dog with Beagle markings, multi color Off FM 1044, 625 7718._ Found Sunday 6/16 young black male (possible Lab) dog at Lee's Par «3 Call 620 4653_ Found small white male poodle mix dog Found near Dunlap Lake on Lone Star Dr. 6/16 620 0708 Lost at Farmer s Market. June 14, Ladies Gold w/10 small diamonds, bracelet Sentimental Value Re ward" Please return, Call 625 2127._ Lost Black 4 white Beagle cross, female Lost in Clear Springs area June 12th Reward 620 0347. 625 6200 REQUEST FOR BIDS ON TEXAS HIGHWAY CON STRUCTION. Sealed proposals for 1.644 miles grading, structures, base and surface in New Braunfels on Common Street (MH 980) from Gruene Road, NE to FM 306, COV ered by CRP 90(206)M in Comal County, will be re ceived at the State Depart ment of Highways and Public Transportation, Austin, until 1 00 P M , July 10, 1991, and then publicly opened and read This contract is subject to all appropriate Federal laws, including Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 Plans and specifics bons including minimum wage rates as provided by Law are available for in spection at the office of Bobbie L. Hasert, Resi dent Engineer, New Braunfels, Texas, and at tho State Department of Highways and Public Transportation, Austin. Texas Bidding proposals are to be requested from the Construction Division, D C Greer State Highway Building, 11th and Brazos Streets, Austin, Texas 78701. Plans are available through commercial print ers in Austin, Texas, at the expense of the bidder Usual rights reserved S*rvic*«440 Acoustic ceilings, metal roof painting, wallpaper, painting, repairs Quality work. 625 6828___ Dial A Bible Message Messages Changed Daily Call 620 0055 Landa Street Church of Christ Furniture Upholstery and Repairs. Quality work,reasonable price, fabric selection available Residential or automotive Free estimates Call Dwight Kanz 629 4324 FOR TREE SERVICE- Cal! Trey Martin. Prun-ning, Removals and Lot Clearing. For free ©sti-mate, calf 629-9950. HANDYMAN REPAIR SERVICE Painting, tree trimming, carpentry, re-roofing, house leveling, concrete work We refinish furniture We buy estates Any size job! 20 years exp, Glenn Hitzfelder Builder 625 1911, 629 3947. Housecleaning, $5.00 an hour, Call Kathy. 620 6443. LET JACK DO IT! Swim ming Pool Repairs and Maintenance, Free estimates We Clean them too! Call 1-800 299-4857 or 629-1410,_ MAKING CASH LOANS I $100 $358 W/APRC Call John, Adrian, Patti, 629-6044. Security Finance, 142 N. Casten. Charlie Schubert Painting contractor and Pressure washing. Commercial or residential. Call 1-899-2843 Canyon Lake Roommate Wanted! Sep erate living, kitchen, bed room, share bath. $250 /mo., plus % utilities, $250./deposit. Call 620-7134, leave message SHERRY'S CLEANING SERVICE, since 1979 Homes, commercial, rentals Thourough cleaning at a reasonable price. Free Estimates Bonded 625 1397. ' Security Foundation'' All Types Roofing Tar t Gravel Shiny!*. Siding Vinyl * Aluminum ALI WORK GUARANTEED "FREE Estimate* 629-7671 small tracts and lots, It mowed Call 625-7037, leave message. SON CONSTRUCTION Roofing, remodeling, additions, painting, concrete work, decks, fences, patio covers, blown-in insula bon Licensed A Bonded 625 9518_ TREE REMOVAL Dump truck 4 bobcat work, shredding, free esbmates Preston Overstreet, 625 1034_ Will do general house cleaning I am honest 4 dependable Call Kathy af tar 5 30, 512 42D 2866 SECURITY FOUNDATION HOUSE LEVELING , Foundation Failures Confected PMT * Baam Cfetter Paata. Slab But Bottom Pteta ALL Work Guarantor FREE Estimate 629-7671BUSINESS DIRECTORY SERVICES I SERVICES I UPHOLSTERY MAGNETIC WATER CONDITIONING ...a btntpte bOiulKX IO nard WUU*' proown I! • No mil ut Uikuu vet • So trtaUMiu. tMtMftutmnu • No mu vin# ports • No mtMtutmto-r ■ I USS OU Oaf kkorny bm* Ltummnm bwnoirnwrnai Cantatas 620-3018 Ammmc jm* Ste hmm Let SiQmc a Ari* tai Yan Un* Hunt; Unfer (512)964-2552 f ERNIE'S Sh*f|>«ning Shop •CftfrKt Sa* •Cart** I i wi>t* Inui »* a Mf *799 1*60 Ne* Giawntefe I- •*--*• 4 I I I f • i Alop Sot) AS* rid A St* tidy Loam A Landscaping Rock • Mulch Wa *ab»«< aux Umt Sack* tut |ic* up* SCHUETZ CONSTRUCTION Cal) day or night 812-625-0182 * Lata ted a* Wadi Loop 397, Sammi s Prof Massage KNEAD A BREAK Ham IU ut % aurung wet aor* mahout tatoo HOMIAK. golmg. mum: uxtpuiea apt mg cwaut^ HeuuaUon Hum Mw* napt we cnomikx Jute rn Hsuugt? $2t M JC b-t GA twriltutiut sttwMx 620-4032 Laillouettt 629-3618 Reasonable — — Quality Work BLC basnssr bolus, Installation bur vice 24 Hours ho ta* Umjt la bum yet om- 1-512-625-4982 Leave Message r IU RAINOUT It *s Na** Jtv#* »»m. I urn • IC va*** ■ ti—wa*.! • toot turnout - burnut rn IMAN' TOUN KUO*bi bn c a urn hi no I 512 SSS 400 J J -.....- em- —-------UU00Q Pool Services I UHT lf ILL POOL AND SPA OPERATOR Coli Marcus Tonish 620-4674 BUILDING PAINTING Panting Extav 4 intone Tao WoOOO vote David Ebner Handyman Services 17 Yrs Experience 620-4738 Mann Painting inside & Out 10% Discount Senior Citizens Brush, Rotter, Spray 629-2032 LAWN SERVICES Troy Ooeli Construction Framing roiling remodeling decking and addition* Ftaa EhUmalt* Licensed and Bonded 629*9004 a Scott'a Lawn Service VO mow 6 trim city size bt Call tor estimate 625-0305 CLEANING! PAINTING SERVICES Steam Carpet Cleaning $8.95 per room 2 room minimum Other services available 620-4774 Service lot your remodeling & painting needs Call Mr. Brown 629-0123 CLEANING SERVICES Ready Maid Cleaning •Ptoktbbiofial Service br PiohtbbtotoO Poor*!' 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On 03/14/2011 01:02 PM, Mike Snitzer wrote:
On Mon, Mar 14 2011 at 1:32pm -0400, Les Mikesell<lesmikesell gmail com> wrote:On 3/14/2011 12:17 PM, Mike Snitzer wrote:Is there any concern with mixing 4KB-sector drives with 512-byte sector drives in the same LV?Both LVM2 and Device Mapper have been updated to accommodate stacking such a mix of drives. See this for a bit more detail: http://people.redhat.com/msnitzer/docs/io-limits.txt Particularly, the "Stacking I/O Limits" section. The concern raised for partial (4k) writes to the 512b drive was discussed a bit more here: http://lkml.org/lkml/2010/2/22/295Are there any version-level hints about when/where these changes appear and come together in the real world (i.e. distributions like RHEL, debian, Ubuntu)?For the kernel, the bulk of associated infrastructure (ata, scsi, block, dm, md, etc) went in 2.6.31, 2.6.32 saw some improvements, and 2.6.33 and 2.6.34 saw a few bug fixes. v184.108.40.206 saw a backport of the 2.6.33 and 2.6.34 bug fixes via commit 9b2ff97 RHEL6 has all this. I cannot speak for debian and/or Ubuntu. As for LVM2, you'd want>= 2.02.62.
Thanks... $ cat /etc/debian_version wheezy/sid $ /sbin/lvm version LVM version: 2.02.84(2) (2011-02-09) Library version: 1.02.63 (2011-02-09) $ uname -r 2.6.37-2-amd64 -- I prefer banana-flavored energy bars made from tofu.


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