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August 2007 Volume 1, Issue 1News for the Residents of BelterraFebruary 2008 Volume 2, Issue 2
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B e l te r ra C o m m u n i t y New s
FOUR STAGES OF IMPROVING YOUR TENNIS GAME
Submitted by Fernando M. Velasco Tennisplayers,asmanyotherindividualsports,needtohave“personal”attentioninordertoimprovetheirgames.Inmy35+yearsofcoaching,Ihavebeensuccessfulimproving games of players who havetrusted me with their games, using theFourStageslistedbelow.Stage One: Consistency Our muscles react to repetition ofsomething that feels good and natural.If a player needs work on a particularstroke,hundredsofballsneedtobegivenso the production of their stroke looksthesameregardlessofwhere theball islocated.Consistencyofgrips,footwork,anticipation,pointofcontactandfollow-through,needtobealmost“carbon”copyofeachother.Stage Two: Control Do you know that there are onlyeightshots thatcanbeexecutedwhenyouhita groundstroke?Theyare: cross court, downthe line, flat, top spin, slice, drop shot, loband “miss-hits” Oncea player reaches theconsistency of getting the balloverthenetandintothecourt,theplayerneeds to start working on controllingthe“where”and“how”typeofshot.Asplayers advance on control, they willcombine these shots, such as “top spincrosscourt,slicedowntheline,topspinlobs,etc.
Stage Three: Depth Mostplayerswanttohittheballaninchabovethenetheight.Ifplayerslookatmostofthegreatplayers,theywillrealizethatmostoftheshotstheyhitareatleastthreefeetoverthenetandlandbetweenthe service line and base line of theiropponents.Theballsthatare“skimmed”over the net, are usually passing shotswhentheplayerscomeuptothenet,orgreatwinnersthatonlyaRogerFedereror anAndy Roddick can do with greatcontrolandconsistency.Stage Four: Power Onceaplayerfeelscomfortablewiththe first three stages, then it is time to createPower.Unfortunately,mosttennisplayersbecomeinjuredbygoingto theFourth Stage too quick into the gameand become frustrated, thus ruining
their weekend gamesandbeingsoreforanentire week due totornmuscles. Powerisgeneratedmostlyby
goodtiming,goodfootwork,readingearlywheretheball
willland,andbyplanningtheshotevenbeforetheplayergetstotheball. Most players in League level 2.5 to4.0willendupwinningtheirmatchesbymastering the first three stages, while the onesgoingtostageFourtooquick,willbespendingtheirtimewithicepacksandtakingIbuprofenpillsuntilthenextmatchandstartthe“vicious”circleagain….
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Joinus at theFebruaryLuncheon for a special insight into therealmofSocialSecurity.Austinite,JohnFibiger,anarticulateandattention-grabbingspeaker,hasalongandexperiencedcareerinboththe Insurance IndustryandSocialSecurity.AsFormerChairmanoftheTransamericaLifeCompaniesandformerPresidentofNewEnglandMutualLife,hehasbeenintimatelyinvolvedwithstatisticaland actuarial aspects of making numbers work to benefit a bulging socialprogramcreated“waybackwhen”. Asheguidesusthrough,bereadywithquestions,suchas:
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clientwhohadherfoundationrepairedandwithinamonth,thecrackshad returned,” says Sutterfield. “During an inspection of her home, ItracedtheproblemtoaraisedbedthathadbeenbuiltupagainstthefoundationononesidewiththeothersidegettingsoakedfromtheA/Cdrain.” Sutterfield said the soil in the raised bed had not been watered andshrankwhilethewetsideheavedenoughtoresultinnewcracksinsidethehome. Sutterfield suggests these inexpensive tips to reduce the chances of havingafoundationproblem:• Surface water should never be allowed to “pond” around thefoundation.• Regularly inspect the ground from the foundation out at least five feet immediatelyfollowingarainstorm.Ifthereiswaterpondingnearthefoundationthissituationmustbecorrectedbyre-gradingthearea.• Downspoutsshouldbedirectedawayfromthehouseandthewatershould discharge four to five feet away from the house.• Redirect air conditioning condensation lines away from thefoundation.• Limittheuseofraisedlandscapingbedsagainstthefoundation. Warningsignsoffoundationproblemsshouldbetakenseriously,withacalltoaknowledgeableprofessional.
Avoiding Foundation ProblemsSimple Tips That Could Save You Thousands Of Dollars
Oneof themostexpensivehomerepairs isalsooneof themostavoidable.Foundationrepairscancostahomeownerupto$10,000,but most problems can be avoided, according to Ben Sutterfield, owner ofCenTexPreferredInspections,ahomeinspectioncompanybasedinAustin,Texas. “Manyof thehomes inAustinhave thepotential for foundationproblems,” says Sutterfield. “Most foundation problems are caused byeithertoomuchmoisture–ortoolittle–aroundthefoundation.” Sutterfield says problems with a house’s foundation usuallystartwhenthesurroundingsoil issaturatedwithwaterinonearea,completelydryinanotherarea,orsomevarianceofthetwo.Soilsin theareas surroundingAustinmakes thepotential for foundationproblemshigh,hesays. “Usually,thesoilonthesouthandwestsidesofyourhousewilldryout faster than the soil on the north and east sides,” says Sutterfield. “Ifthesoilononesideofthehouseisdryandtheothersideiswet,thedifferencewillcauseheavingonthewettersideandshrinkingonthedrysideofthefoundation.”Drysoilpullsawayfromthefoundation,whilewetsoilcausesthefoundationtorise. If all soils beneath a foundation swells uniformly or shrinksuniformlyitisunlikelytocauseaproblem.Butwhenonlypartofthefoundationheavesorsettles,differentialmovementcausescracksandotherdamage.Signsoffoundationproblemsinclude;doorsthatwillnotopenorcloseproperly,gapsatthecornerofexteriortrim,diagonalcracksinthewallatcornersofdoorsandwindows,gapsbetweenthegaragedoorandthepavementateithersideofthegaragedoor,windowsthatarehardtoopenandcloseandcracksinthebrickormortar. But most the damage can be easily prevented, says Sutterfield, by wateringthesoilaroundyourhomeregularly,withspecialattentiontothesoilonthesouthandwestsideofyourhome. “Evenifyouhaveasprinklersystem,youmaystillhavethepotentialforfoundationproblems.Theideaistocreateaconsistencyinthesoilmoisture surrounding your home’s foundation,” says Sutterfield. Sutterfield says one of the most common causes of foundation problemsiscondensationlinesfromairconditioningunitsdrainingdirectlynexttoahome’sfoundation.“Thatisafoundationprobleminthemaking,”hesays.Airconditioningcondensationlinesusuallyaremadeofquarter-inchblackplasticpipeaboutfourfeetlong. Anothercommoncause?Raisedlandscapingbeds.“Ihadone
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Imaginegrowingupinanunstableenvironment.Imaginehavingtoberesponsibleforyourselfataveryyoungage.Then,imagine,at10yearsoldsomeoneremovingyoufromtheonlyenvironmentyouhaveknownandputtingyouinfostercarewithstrangers.Whilethisis done for the safety and well-being of the child, it is often difficult forchildrentounderstand.Sometimestheyaresad,hurt,frustratedand angry. They are angry for being in this situation in the first place, angryforbeinginastrangeplace,angrybecausetheworldhasletthem down, angry because they now have no control over theirfuture.Yousee,kidsconnecttothingsrathereasily,evenifitisabadsituation…whenthatisallyouknow,thatisallyouknow. Fastforwardsixyearsandseveralfosterhomeslaterandyouarestillinfostercare,youareangrierthaneverbecauseofthelackofcontrolandbecauseyousimplydonotknowhowtohandlethings.You mistrust the system, have difficulty getting along with foster siblingswhotoocomeandgoandyoufaceaveryuncertainfuture.
Somekids are able todealwith these emotionsbetterthanothers.Italldependsonthechildrenandonthesituationsandwhoisinvolvedandhelping.Whatmayworktodaymaynotworktomorrow.So,at 16, almost 17, you are still in 9th grade because youhavegonetosomanyschoolsoverthepastyear….about to turn 17 and realize, at 18, you couldbeonthestreets.Althoughthestatepreparesyouthtoageoutandliveontheirown,itisverydifficult for children that do not have a stable past, who have not finished school and who do not have goodcopingskills,letaloneself-esteem.Withoutaplace to reallybelongand family tocallyourown,sometimeskidswonder“whatisthepoint”.Imaginehowtoughitistolearntotrustandloveifyouarenotloved.Weallknowwelearnfromothers,fromthebehaviorofourparents,friends,colleagues.Kidslearntomodelbehavior.Iftheyarenevershownlove…howdotheylearnthat? So, you have Jarod who is now 17 and has pretty significant anger issues. However, he is agoodkidwithagoodheartwhoneedsdirectionand desperately needs someone to love him.Lovinghimwillhelpgivehimafoundationfordeveloping self worth – you see, he figures that ifnooneloveshim,what is there to loveabouthimself. Jarod needs someone who is going tohelp him process his anger and feel stable. Heneedsastrongforeverfamilywithastrongmalefigure. He needs a family with patience who is goingtoallowhimtoworkthroughschoolathispace,learntotrustathispace.Thefamilyneedstobeokaywithbaby-steps.Maybethereisafamilyout there with the mentoring spirit – willing toadoptJarodandgivehimapermanenthomewithno timelines…someone willing to help him finish school and develop plans for the future… most
importantly,someonewhowillallowhimtobackupandgrowupintherightdevelopmentalmanner,insteadofbeingforcedtogrowup.Yousee,formanykidsthelackofstabilityandafamilyisthefoundationonwhicheverythingelseisbuilt.Ifyouhavethatmentorspiritandthewillingnesstotakebabysteps,pleaseconsiderJarod.Adoptingateenagerisnoteasyandyoucannotexpecthimtoevenresemble 17 years old, he has missed a lot and needs the opportunity tobeayouthlonger.And,teenagersingeneralarenoteasytoparent/mentor.Thiswilltakeaspecialfamily.Asingledadwouldbegreat,maybe a single mom with a strong male friend? Jarod turns 18 next December.Wearehopingtoworkwithpotentialfamiliesoverthenext few months to see if we can find his forever family. If this may beyou, contact theAdoption Coalition ofTexas [email protected]“Jarod”inthesubjectline. You can also reach us at 888-441-2009/512-301-2825.
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AUSTIN,TX-EndorFunSportsandtheAustinSportsCommissionannounce the newest addition to the Ironman 70.3 World Championship Triathlon Series, the Longhorn Ironman 70.3 Austin, which takes place on Oct. 5, 2008. Withthesuccessoflastyear’sLonghornTriathlonFestival,thecityhas received official designation to qualify competitors for the 2009 Ironman 70.3 World Championship. 50 qualifiers from this event will go on to participate in the sport’s definitive contest on Nov. 14, 2009 inClearwater,Florida.Thecoursedemandsagrueling1.2-mileswim,56milebikeand13.1-milerunthroughandaroundWalterE.LongMetropolitanPark.AthletesfromacrossthenationandaroundtheglobewillvisitAustintocompeteforthe$25,000prizeandworldchampionship qualification. With 2,000 competitors expected to register and an additional 7,000 likely to line the course, the race is slated to bring some 9,000 visitors to Austin, booking 7,000 hotel rooms and generating an economic impactof$5.3million.
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