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Dallas GM Jim Nill does not plan to use a buyout on Kari Lehtonen.
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At the playground, at the pet store, on a car trip, or at home: Dick, Jane, and Sally always have fun. Will Dick get another dog? Will Sally finally win a game of hide-and-go-seek? And who are Dick and Jane?s favorite friends? With short stories and text from the…
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Bastrop County Long Term Recovery Team is dedicated to helping those who were uninsured or underinsured from natural and man-made disasters in Bastrop County such as the September 2011 wildfires, the Memorial weekend flood and tornado event, the Hidden Pines Fire and the two October floods. If you need help, please contact us and we'll walk you through the process of recovery.
As a community organization, we are all about bringing our community back to pre-disaster levels. We are your family, your friends and your neighbors. We want to help.
Please put on your list to help by volunteering, we've got many ways to do so in an effort to meet the disaster needs. We welcome your assistance and compassion. And as always, we do graciously accept your donations to help the community recover.
Join us Jan. 9th for dinner, concert and more
Please join us for "Standing Together Through Fire and Rain," a BCLTRT Benefit Concert featuring country music favorites Asleep at the Wheel, celebrating the music of Bob Wills and hisTexas Playboys, on Saturday, Jan. 9, 2016 in Bastrop. Event includes dinner by Baxters, dancing and a cash bar. Haybale with Dallas Wayne will also perform.
This fundraiser is to help get the community back to a pre-disaster state and is vital to our recovery efforts.
Bastrop County has seen four major disasters in the past five years – the 2011 wildfire, the May/June flooding with tornadoes, and all in October, the Hidden Pines Fire culminating with the two massive back-to-back floods. Three of these have some state and federal assistance available, but it's not enough to get the families, some of whom have lived through the upheaval of more than one of the events, back to a pre-disaster state.
CLICK to go to the Standing Together Through Fire and Rain page.
Friday, Nov. 13, 2015 | Bastrop Advertiser | Jillian Beck
Bastrop waives building fees for fire, flood victims
Bastrop County residents who lost their homes in the Hidden Pines fire or recent flooding in October will find it easier to rebuild in the city of Bastrop, after councilmembers voted to waive all building permit fees for those affected. The fire, which started north of Smithville, burned nearly 4,600 acres and destroyed 64 homes from Oct. 13 until it was contained Oct. 24. Just days after, the county was hit by historic flooding. READ MORE
Friday, Nov. 6, 2015 | Bastrop Advertiser | Jillian Beck
Halloween floods expected to cost Bastrop County more than May storms
Bastrop County is still in the midst of assessing damage left by the Halloween flood, but officials expect the pricetag for repairs to surpass the $3.8 million cost related to the Memorial Day storms. As much of Central Texas was pummeled with torrential rain and high winds, parts of Bastrop County saw major flooding because of fast falling rain and a quickly rising Colorado River. READ MORE
Click to read more Stories about the floods on our website.
Central Texas has had two back to back flood events over weekends in October with losses piling up for the county after the wildfire earlier in the month. The county and the state have declared widespread area a disaster area in hopes of obtaining federal funding for rebuilding. But donations are greatly needed to manage these back to back floods, the Hidden Pines wildfire, and the May/June floods. Articles on Flooding in Central Texas.
Wednesday, Nov. 4 2015 | Austin Community Newspapers | Jillian Beck
Bastrop County denied federal aid for Hidden Pines fire
Bastrop County will not receive federal public or individual assistance for recovery efforts related to the Hidden Pines fire, officials said Wednesday. "The losses from this fire just don't meet the minimum standards for federal assistance," County Judge Paul Pape said in a news release. "We gave it our best shot, but in the end our plea was unsuccessful." READ MORE
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Over $2.5 million needed to rebuilt homes
In the fire 64 homes were burned and countless outbuildings and other substantial property. Though some of the 64 homes burned were insured, 40 were not. Without help, these people will not be able to rebuild. To rebuild the residences, BCLTRT will partner with many other organizations to leverage donation dollars, but the dollars are needed. Please donate to BCLTRT, the central organization working on recovery for this county.
FEMA assistance is not guaranteed. So please, donate what you can. Every dollar counts. Donations can be taken online or by mail at BCLTRT, Attn: Janice Butler, PO Box 1875, Bastrop, TX 78602.
Thursday, Oct. 15, 2015
Fire at over 4,200 acres and still going
A fire has been raging in Bastrop County. It started Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2015 in a remote location in the county north of Smithville, TX, and has now spread northwest to over 4,200 acres (double from last night), including into the burn area from the wildfire of September 2011. It has destroyed 9 homes and is threatening 154 more.
Gov. Abbott has declared a disaster area in Bastrop County.
Right now (10 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 15, 2015) it is only 15 percent contained. Everyone on the 30 roads in the area was evacuated safely. For more details, go to Hidden Pines Fire (event), the Texas Parks & Wildfire (page), or Smithville, Texas on Facebook.
At this time, BCLTRT asks that you only make monetary donations. Please use the donate button on this page.
Click to read more Stories about the wildfire on our website.
Click to see Map incidents of Flood/Tornado
Thursday, Nov. 12, 2015 | Austin American-Statesman
Spring storms in Texas caused more than $1.5B in losses
An insurance group says spring storms across Texas caused more than $1.5 billion in property losses. The Insurance Council of Texas on Thursday provided the damage estimate for April and May storms. Memorial Day weekend flooding in parts of Central Texas claimed more than two dozen lives. READ MORE
Saturday, May 30, 2015 | Austin American-Statesman
Obama signs Texas disaster declaration
President Barack Obama has signed a disaster declaration for Texas after severe flooding this week. (Bastrop County is NOT one of the three.) The White House said Obama declared that he ordered federal aid to supplement other recovery efforts in the area affected by severe weather since May 4. READ MORE
Gov. Abbott declares a state of disaster
Gov. Greg Abbott on Friday, May 29 declared a state of disaster in Travis and 23 other counties including Bastrop County, bringing the total number of counties under Texas' state disaster declaration to 70. The declaration allows victims of multiple flood and tornado events in May to receive state funded assistance.
CLICK to read more Stories about the floods on our website.
CLICK to read more Stories about the wildfire and recovery efforts on our website.
The Flag Made It Through - You can own a copy
This is a picture of the Waldron's flag that went viral after the 2011 Complex Fire. It hung on a pine tree at the Waldron's home and survived the fire although their home and everything around it burned. It became a symbol of the strength of our community. You can now purchase a gallery canvas wrap version of this flag and help rebuild homes for those that otherwise would not be able to rebuild. Download the ORDER FORM.
Bastrop County - One Year Later
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FIRST HOME: The Shepherd Family
On Holy Saturday, the first house completely built and funded by the Bastrop County Long Term Recovery Team (BCLTRT) was dedicated. It will belong to Hilary Shepherd and her daughter Jessica. All those who had been involved with rebuilding took part at a service of dedication
"It was truly a wonderful occasion to be able dedicate a home that had risen from ashes, on the weekend of Easter," said the Rev. Gill Keyworth, Disaster Relief Co-Coordinator for the Diocese of Texas.
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Rebuilding Together
We are currently gathering resources to help the victimes of the Memorial weekend flood and tornado events. We need to know what you need. Do contact us for assistance of any kind, and we'll work to fill the need.
Bastrop County Complex Fires
Bastrop County Long Term Recovery Team is proud to be a driving force for recovery after the Bastrop County Complex Fires in September of 2011.
Of the 1691 homes destroyed by the 2011 Labor Day fires in Bastrop County, 276 homes have been recognized as uninsured and low income, and 747 were owned by low income families.
Many homeowners who had insurance are already rebuilding. Some are doing the construction themselves while others have building contractors. Of those doing the construction themselves some are running out of money before the home is complete.
Businesses and individuals are making donations of supplies and funds for the rebuilding. More is needed. Everything helps.
Thousands of people have already been to Bastrop to volunteer their time with the cleanup. Many hundreds of college students were welcomed during Spring break. Clearing of debris continued and many new fences and sheds were built.
BCLTRT is working hard to complete case management, acquire building grants and welcome volunteer help. There are many projects and rebuilds underway as the team helps many families complete their homes.
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London-based cellist Wilson, author of Shostakovich and Jacqueline du Pré, studied with acclaimed cellist and conductor Mstislav Rostropovich (1927–2007) at the Moscow State Conservatory from 1964 to 1971. Noting that the Russian-born Rostropovich dominated the international concert scene for more than half a century, she adds, For nearly as long as this, he has seemed to me like a personification of the cello itself. Her key source is Rostropovich, as she interviewed him in nine cities across Europe over a span of 10 years. Writing with an exacting precision and exhaustive research, she has succeeded in documenting all aspects of his life as a musician and teacher in meticulous detail, taking the reader on a soaring journey that highlights his days with Britten, du Pré (a voyage of discovery by equal masters, an inspired dialogue between two extraordinary artists), Prokofiev and Shostakovich. Other chapters cover his influence and teaching methods and include an insightful analysis of the metaphysical aspect of sound in his music. With arpeggios of anecdotes punctuating her personal memories, Wilson has composed a symphony of sentences, a definitive portrait of the master cellist certain to be greeted with a crescendo of applause from both book lovers and music lovers. 40 b&w photos. (Jan. 4)
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Recommended for all music collections. (Larry Lipkis, Moravian College, PA Library Journal)
A definitive portrait of the master cellist certain to be greeted with a crescendo of applause. (Publishers Weekly)
Comprehensive biography of the late cellist brings together personal anecdotes and important insights into the larger-than-life musician. (Forecast)
Rich portrait of the artistic hothouse that encased Russia's postwar music world....Tale is lovingly told. (Russian Life)
Will help readers understand his teaching methods and playing psychology. (Graham Pellettieri Strings)
Readers will be persuaded that Mstislav Rostopovich was every bit as grand and wonderful and humane as [Wilson] portrays him. (Michael Dirda The Review of Higher Education)
Loving biography of a warm, caring teacher, performer, and family man who will long be remembered for...his music. (Alan Hirsch Booklist)
This is an extraordinary book about the musical and cultural environment in the Soviet Union that produced Mr. Rostropovich. (Priscilla S. Taylor The Washington Times)
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A fitting tribute to the greatest cellist of his time. (Pamela Margles The Whole Note, (Www.Thewholenote.Com))
[Wilson] knows her music…This is an extraordinary book about the musical and cultural environment in the Soviet Union that produced Mr. Rostropovich …. [Wilson's] thorough research makes this biography an encyclopedia of an era. (The Washington Times)
Wilson thoroughly examines Rostropovich's rapid rise as a performer and prize winner, his career as a teacher at the Moscow Conservatory where she was his student (1964-71), his association with many leading composers of his time and the resulting significant enlargement of the cello repertory, and his ardent defense of artistic and intellectual freedom...The book's strongest feature is the author's treatment of Rostropovich the teacher....Recommended. (CHOICE, June 2008)
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I was familiar with Rostropovich's life as a Soviet artist and his relationships with Prokofiev and Shostakovich. Ms. Wilson's book filled in all of my knowledge gaps covering Rostropovich's early life and the early death of his father Leopold which forced the young cellist to teach to support his family. She follows his steady progress as a performer as his reputation builds. Eschewing a formal biography Ms. Wilson continues by relating Rostropovich at work with Prokofiev and Shostakovich. In the case of Prokofiev, Rostropovich was instrumental in the creation of the Sinfonia Concertante and the Cello Concertino. I enjoyed reading about Rostropovich's partnership with Benjamin Britten that led to the Cello Symphony and the Cello Suites. I gained some insight into Mr. Britten, particularly as a performer and how he stood by Rostropovich when the cellist had problems with the Soviet government.
The largest part of Ms. Wilson's book explores Rostropovich the teacher following this students as they are confronted and cajoled, learning as much about life as the cello from their professor. There are short chapters devoted to reminiscences by several Rostropovich students as they recount the trials and rewards that came from working with him. There is a wealth of information on performing and performance practice. I found some of the discussion a bit esoteric but I enjoyed learning about Rostropovich's approach to music: learning al there was about the entire work as well as your part in it.
The part of the book that was most poignant were the final chapters as Rostropovich comes to the aid of Alexander Solzhenitsyn giving him a place to live. The backlash by the Soviet government builds as Rostropovich is refused permission to travel and sees his performance schedule cut to nothing. If there was something that the agents of the government thought would irritate and humiliate Rostropovich it was done to him. Reading this part of the book one becomes angry and saddened that someone as principled as Rostropovich became the target of a campaign of government reprisal. I will always recall the image of Rostropovich leaving his home with a suitcase and two cellos with his dog accompanying him on the flight to London in first class.
As Ms. Wilson points out, to cover the years that Mstislav Rostropovich spent in outside his homeland, eventually stripped of his citizenship, is a separate story. She provides us a well written epilogue that takes us to his death a month after his 80th birthday. This book is a marvelous tribute to Mstislav Rostropovich that will even be a companion to his many recordings.
But to comprehend the second 40 years of Rostropovich's amazing life, one really needs to learn of the first 40 years, of his rise as a musical prodigy after the Second World War, of his victory in the Tchaikovsky Cello Competition, of his teaching at the Moscow Conservatory, of his friendships and students in the music world, of his tireless travels around the Soviet Union, sharing his cello music. That tale is lovingly told in this new biography by Rostropovich's student and friend, biographer Elizabeth Wilson.
Wilson weaves into her biographical tale her own experiences as well as firstperson interludes from students and colleagues. The result is a rich portrait of the artistic hothouse that encased Russia's postwar music world. (Reviewed in Russian Life)
She is as accomplished a writer as she is musician.
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TITLE: And So It
AUTHOR: indie
CHARACTERS: Sarah Connor/Derek Reese
WARNINGS: Spoilers for anything through 1:7 "The Demon Hand".
DISCLAIMER: Don't own 'em. Don't know who does.
SUMMARY: Derek didn't like Sarah … much.
AUTHOR'S NOTES: I don't have a beta for this fandom, so I'm sure there are mistakes.
When he first arrived in 2007, Derek was overwhelmed just like the rest of 'em. Sayles, Sumner, Timms – all were in awe. They were soldiers first and foremost, so they did the job. Recon. Base camp. Supplies. Surveillance. But when your primary mission was to wait until you were needed, there was a whole lot of down time.
Derek had his own non-Connor-sanctioned agenda – tracking down Andy Goode before he doomed the future for the entire human race. Billy Wisher had never been great at subterfuge. Andy Goode might as well have had a bullseye tattooed to his chest. Finding him, tracking him and - when it became apparent Sarah wasn't going to do it - killing him, was no obstacle. In fact, Andy was such an accommodating target, Derek barely needed to keep an eye on him. Which left him with a lot of free time.
Derek kept waiting for the novelty of this time to wear thin, but it never did. In this fragile, finite world, everything … worked. Meds that could have saved hundreds in Derek's native time were easily obtained from the corner drugstore. There were bulbs in all the light fixtures and children were free to play in the sunlight. But the people were so oblivious, so soft and reliant on their technology. The urge to grab them – all of them – and shake some sense into them was nearly overwhelming. Didn't they realize what they had? Didn't they realize how quickly it could be lost?
The answer, of course, was no. No one had a clue. Those few far looking individuals who dared to voice such an opinion were shouted down, ostracized from mainstream society. Technology was the way of the future.
They had no idea just how true that was.
Derek came to the past trying to find answers. So far, all he had were more questions. His baby brother, Kyle, was dead. Killed protecting John Connor. That information was so horrible, so devastating Derek had yet to process it. He doubted he would ever process it. His only hope now was to try and find the right set of actions, the correct sequence of events to avert it all. If there was no Judgment Day, then there was no need for Kyle to be sent back in time. That hope was what Derek clung to now. Hope he had the foresight and the perseverance to avoid his birthright. So, yet again, all he had to do now was wait. Wait and see. Protect John.
John …
This John was nothing like the John Connor Derek knew from the future. The boy had the same air of authority, the strange charisma, but he was so damn earnest Derek had no idea what to do with him. The secretive, secluded general from the future was only a distant echo in the open, intense young man. And the way John looked at him … like there was something he had to confess, some connection he needed to make. None of it made any sense.
Derek would stay with them, protect them, mostly because he had no choice. Kyle gave his life to protect John. At least that's what the boy said. So far neither John nor Sarah had offered any real details of Kyle's life with them, or his death. Both Sarah and John shied from the topic and Derek couldn't stand to press them about it. Truth was, he didn't want to know. He didn't want the intimate details of his baby brother's death. Thankfully the hunk of metal didn't seem to know anything about it. Derek couldn't imagine a worse hell than having to hear those details relayed without inflection by that robot.
Derek tilted the bottle and drained it in one long drink. He nodded to the bartender and soon another was placed in front of him. That was definitely another perk of living here and now. The old timers used to reminisce about a cold beer, but the reality of it surpassed any imaginings. He sure as hell didn't miss the rotgut whiskey Hubs used to brew in that rusty tin can contraption.
He took another drink and a girl on the other side of the room smiled coyly at him. He looked away. That was another thing he never got used to. The women. There was this whole production associated with sex here. A ritual. The flirting and talking and sly smiles and light touches. Sex was a biological imperative, a need like any other. Everyone knew that. If the need struck and your partner was willing, you went for it. In ten minutes, you might all be dead. There were none of the games. The human race didn't have time.
Not that Derek couldn't appreciate the women of this time. They were like exotic birds he'd seen pictures of as a child, extinct creatures from another time. They were so soft in every way. At first he relished it. They were all so clean and smelled so good. They wore such frivolous, impractical clothing. They giggled and cooed. They took their time.
But they had the strangest expectations. The more time he spent with them, the more he felt out of place, unable to play by their rules or read their cues.
All in all, the mystique of these women was dwindling. Derek flatly refused to consider whether or not that might have anything to do with Sarah.
Derek didn't like Sarah …much. He had to admit, she wasn't exactly what he was expecting. She certainly fit the propaganda. Hard as nails. But she also had a softer side. Her care for John was evident without being some creepy mommy-son hive mind. She distrusted the metal as much as he did – which went a long way with Derek.
Mostly, Sarah was a creature out of time. Sort of like himself. Only not. He lived their future. He knew without a doubt what was coming. He learned the cold, hard lessons necessary to live because he had no choice. Fight or die. But Sarah took it all on a leap of faith. She was once one of those soft, frivolous girls and something happened to change that. He expected her to be a whackjob, some pathological nutball. But she seemed shockingly normal, reasonable even. Sometimes that scared him. Her strength was impressive. She was a little scrap of a girl, but he'd seen her beat a man half to death with her bare hands, hell she'd cracked a few of his ribs their first run-in. She didn't flinch or cry or shirk her duty. She was one hell of a soldier. And he had no idea why.
He didn't need to understand Sarah. It's just that she made him curious sometimes. She didn't really trust him, which was fine. He didn't really trust her either. He didn't particularly trust or like either of the Connors. As far as he was concerned, the Reese boys would have been a lot better off without them. But that was water under the bridge – or maybe not, all this time theory stuff screwed with his head.
His first time with Sarah was weird – and not. It was late, a couple of weeks after the triple eight nearly took him out. He was mostly healed and restless as hell. John was inside – doing homework of all things. The metal was watching the boy as usual. Derek was outside, walking barefoot in the grass pretending like hell he wasn't enamored of everything this time had to offer. Sarah walked down the steps and over to the aging swing set. Derek eventually wandered that way, leaning against one of the rusting metal supports as Sarah rocked back and forth in the swing.
He held out his beer and she took it, swallowing half of what he had left in one swig. He tried not to smile, failed and offered her the cigarette. Grimacing, she waved him off. He shrugged, taking another long drag.
They stayed that way for a long time, not talking. It was easier that way. If they didn't speak to each other, it was much less likely they'd piss one another off. He finally flicked away what remained of the cigarette and reached out, grabbing the chain of Sarah's swing. She looked up at him, but didn't move. He offered her a hand and she took it, allowing him to pull her to her feet. They stood chest to chest, almost touching, not quite. Sarah cocked her head to the side and looked at him. With a small smile, she lifted her hand, cupping his cheek.
He reached up, covering her hand with his own and it seemed to break whatever spell held her. Her posture changed, no less inviting, but somehow less vulnerable. He reached for her and she went willingly.
She was more like home, more like the women of his time, tough and proud and unafraid to take what she wanted. She led him into the garage and he followed eagerly. There wasn't much preamble, no foreplay. They tore at each other's clothes and screwed against the wall like animals. She bit his shoulder hard enough to draw blood, but it was a good pain. At the last moment, he pulled away. He stood there, panting, one arm braced against the garage wall, watching as she cleaned up the mess.
"You don't have to do that," she said.
"I can't have more kids."
He didn't reply. He didn't need to. It made sense. Her entire life centered around making sure John lived. Of course she would have gotten herself fixed to avoid having additional children. He didn't know much about Sarah's history, but he knew enough to know she wasn't above using any means necessary to get John the education he needed. He suspected she'd traded long and hard on that currency.
He reached out, grabbing her arm and pulling her back to him. She allowed it, but when he tried to kiss her, she pulled away. He tried again and again she avoided him, finally pulling away and fumbling for her clothes. He grabbed his discarded jeans and fished another cigarette out of the pocket. He stood there and smoked it nude, watching her dress in the near dark. Straightening her shirt, she finally turned away without a backward glance and returned to the house.
And so it went. They argued. He didn't trust her. She didn't trust him. Neither of them trusted the metal. Sometimes they screwed. It didn't make breakfast any less awkward or any more pleasant. But it took the edge off the nights.
Next to him, she slid onto the barstool. He motioned to the bartender who deposited another beer in front of Sarah.
And so it went.
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Gem of a trip, but a bit crowded.
Destination: Bahamas
Embarkation: New York (Manhattan)
I'll be brief because I have a kid in the tub and only have a couple of minutes. I loved this cruise. It was my first one, so take it for what it's worth. I really liked the freestyle cruising as it worked well with children. We tended to eat early so it was best to avoid the main dining rooms to avoid the crowd. We ate at 3 specialty restaurants and paid a small price to do so. The food at these were very good.
The ship was too crowded for my liking. The activities offered were not very accessible during peak times, the beach was over crowded and it was impossible to get a seat at the pool if you didn't get there early. So many people saving the chairs for later. I have to say though, that I didn't see a lot of people leaving them for hours or much of the day as some people have said. Even the lounge chairs away from the pool were taken for the most part on nice days. You had to go pretty far away to get a seat.
Ultimately, I felt as though I More couldn't walk around the ship without running into somebody and having about 40 people dart in front of me and my children. The first couple of days, it wasn't too bad, but by the end, it kind of grated on my nerves. To avoid that, I think I needed to avoid the times and activities that draw other people and find a spot and stay there. The library never seemed to have many people in it.... I assume all cruises are like that.
The service on the ship was excellent. The attitude of the staff was excellent. I felt catered too and as though they appreciated my business.
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All in all, it was a very nice cruise and I would do it again. Less
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