erald Union H Vol. XXIII, No. 27
Wiesbaden: Our home in Germany
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Oct. 13, 2016
Milley: Army on cusp of change
‘Lighting the Way’ for victims of domestic violence
By C. Todd Lopez Army News Service
“This event is to raise funds for our performance season,” Saturday said. It will help fund the playhouse’s Christmas production, “Annie.” The cost for the haunted house is $8 per person, or $7 with a canned food donation to ACS, which will also help stock their food pantry for the holidays. Dozens of volunteers from the AEP and Wiesbaden units are making this event possible, Saturday said. Also on Oct. 29, the Taunus Theater is having a Halloween lock-in beginning at 10 p.m. and running all through the night. The
WASHINGTON — The future of the Army may not involve divisions, corps, tanks or Bradley fighting vehicles, said the Army’s chief of staff. And that future isn’t 100 years away, or even 50. It’s only about 25 to 30 years away. Gen. Mark Milley spoke Oct. 4 at the 2016 Association of the U.S. Army Annual Meeting and Exposition’s Eisenhower Luncheon. The Army of the future he described in his remarks bore little resemblance to the Army that Soldiers know today, not just in its technology, but also in how it fights and where it fights. “I suspect that the organizations and weapons and doctrines of land armies, between 2025 and 2050, in that quarter-century period of time, will be fundamentally different than what we see today,” he said. He cited the scenario of a Civil War combat Soldier attempting to visualize a World War II or Vietnam Soldier as the appropriate comparison for what Soldiers of today should expect in the way of change over the next two decades. While the evolution of soldiering from the Civil War era to Vietnam took about 100 years, Milley said it won’t take a century for that level of change to happen again. It will happen in the next 20 to 30 years, the amount of time it takes a second lieutenant who commissions next spring to become a general. “Rapid change has become increasingly compressed,” he said. “Those of us today will find it difficult to recognize the battlefield of 2035, let alone 2050.” Future conflicts will come about in the same way conflicts come about today; nation states will fight to protect their interests, he said, and engage in conflict over territory or resources.
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Sarah Gordon (right), victim advocate coordinator with the Family Advocacy Program and Lucky Mumina, victim advocate, place an LED candle in Bldg. 1205 on Clay Kaserne Oct. 3 as part of the ‘Light the Way’ campaign against domestic violence. The attached note reads “Domestic violence victims lose nearly 8 million days of paid work per year in the U.S. alone – the equivalent of 32,000 full-time jobs.” The candles will remain lit throughout the garrison during the month of October. Read more about Domestic Violence Awareness Month on page 3.
There’s no place like Wiesbaden for a frighteningly good time By Emily Jennings
U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden Public Affairs
A dead Dorothy clicks her heels together three times and is transported, along with those who dare to join her, to her dead world. Then, as a guide leads brave souls through the different sections of her haunted world, they will get the feeling that they are not in Kansas anymore. The Amelia Earhart Playhouse and U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden are coming together to put on a production that is sure to give even the toughest warrior the heebie jeebies. The haunted house will be open from Oct. 28 through 31 from
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6 to 10 p.m. each night, with the first hour reserved for kids age 5 to 13, accompanied by an adult. No one under 5 will be admitted. After 7 p.m. comes the real fright fest for those 13 and older. If haunted houses aren’t your thing, a trunk-or-treat event, geared toward the littler lions, tigers and bears, will take place in the parking lot behind the Taunus Theater from 6 to 8 p.m. Oct. 29. Organizers wanted to have a scary haunted house, but also have something fun for kids of all ages, said AEP volunteer Sgt. Heather Saturday, who is spearheading the haunted weekend.
Get vaccinated
Flu shots offered in various locations, see page 14.
Winter driving
Make sure you have the right tires and know how to handle icy roads, see page 3.
News and features
Be aware of auto-renewing phone, internet contracts By Wiesbaden Legal Center One of the first things you probably did when you arrived in Germany was sign a cell phone or internet contract. Although some cell phone service and internet providers give you the opportunity to sign a month-to-month contract, most customers choose to go with a 24-month contract because the monthly fees are lower and sometimes offer a reduction in the price of a new cell phone. However, when customers sign their contract, most do not realize that in Germany a 24-month contract lasts for at least 24 months, and sometimes even longer. Although they are referred to as 24-month contracts, they do not automatically end after 24 months. The term of the contract is considered the minimum duration; these contracts automatically extend for another 12 months if you forget to cancel them in time. The cancellation notice is usually required at least three months prior to end of the contractual term. Many customers are not aware of that automatic renewal clause because it may be in the fine print; however, these clauses are considered valid under German law.
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Consumers are reminded that 24-month contracts do not end after 24 months in Germany. If you do not cancel months in advance, they can automatically extend. Customers often say that it is unreasonable and unfair to be forced to pay for a service that they can no longer use, but they need to understand that the only reason the phone companies offered them such a lowpriced contract in the first place is because the company was relying
on receiving payments for at least 24 months. Such a cancellation needs to be in writing, and the customer has the burden of proving that the contract was canceled. This means it is not sufficient to walk into the shop and verbally give notice of cancellation. You need to
make sure you get a receipt or written confirmation stating that the contract is canceled as of a certain date. It is advisable to send a cancellation letter by registered German mail, so you can prove that the company received the letter on a particular date. Additionally, it is important to recognize that German cell phone contracts have no military clause, which allows you to cancel your contract early in the event of a deployment or a PCS move. However, you still might want to give it a try as some providers may be kind enough to let you out of the contract early (although they still might require you to pay a penalty). Although the automatic renewal clauses are a well-known problem when it comes to phones and internet, they are not the only types of contracts that contain these clauses. Other examples include BahnCard, ADAC, and gym memberships. If you have any questions or concerns about a contract please contact the Wiesbaden Legal Assistance Office to schedule an appointment with our German attorneys on staff at DSN 314-537-0664 or civ (0611) 143-5370664.
Holiday Assistance Program accepting applications By Herald Union staff The holiday season can be a time of great joy and great stress. And to help take some of that stress off families, Army Community Service is accepting applications for its Holiday Assistance Program through Nov. 14. The purpose of the Holiday Assistance Program is to assist military and civilian families, primarily the families of specialists and below, with actual needs. Eligible employees are: WG 1 through 5; GS 1 Step 10 or below, GS 2 Step 5 or below, GS 3 Step 3 or below; NF 1 or 2 with annual salary of $28,000 or less; and NA, NL, or NS with an hourly salary of $12.55 or
less. Civilian employees with Living Quarters Allowance are not eligible. The HAP will consist of a food voucher or gift certificates for Thanksgiving and Christmas for qualified families. Toys or gifts will be provided for those families with newborn to school-aged children, including children 18 years of age who are currently enrolled and attending high school. This is done through the Angel Trees, which will be set up at locations around the garrison with tags bearing the wish of a child in need in the community. Individuals and families who want to help can take a tag and return an appropriate gift to a drop box to be delivered to the recipient.
Families qualifying for the Thanksgiving Holiday Assistance Program will automatically be included in the Christmas distribution, unless the individual family does not want to participate or PCS/ETS precludes enrollment. Those interested can find the application at www.wiesbaden.armymwr.com or pick up a physical application at ACS. Completed applications signed by the commander or designated authority must reach the U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden ACS, Bldg. 7790, Hainerberg Housing, no later than 3:30 p.m. on Nov. 14. Gift certificates for the commissary can be picked up from Nov. 16 through 23.
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Command and newspaper staff USAG Wiesbaden Commander......................Col. Todd J. Fish USAG Wiesbaden CSM..........Command Sgt. Maj. Larry Addington Editor..................................................Jacob Corbin (DSN 548-2002) PA Specialist......................................Amy L. Bugala (DSN 548-2003) PA Specialist. ...................................Emily Jennings (DSN 548-2004)
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Take precautions to drive safe this winter U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden Safety Office Driving in winter weather — snow, ice, wet and cold — creates a great challenge for vehicles and drivers. What makes the difference between an ordinary driver and a good one? An ordinary driver reacts to the road situations. A good driver anticipates crises and avoids them. The following tips are recommended while driving in winter weather. • Buckle up before you start driving. Keep your seat belt fastened at all times. • Slow down. Posted speed limits are for ideal travel conditions. Driving at reduced speeds is the best
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precautionary measure against any misfortune while driving on slippery roads. “Black ice” is invisible; it will make a road look like shiny new asphalt. Do not use cruise control. Winter driving requires you to be in full control at all times. Allow for extra traveling time or even consider delaying a trip if the weather is inclement. Lengthen your following distance behind the vehicle ahead of you. Stopping distance on an icy road is double that of stopping on a dry one. For example, the length of roadway a driver will need to stop increases from around 45 meters (140 ft) at the speed of 60 km/h, to 80 meters (over 260 ft) on an icy road surface. Steer with smooth and precise movements. Changing lanes too quickly and jerky steering while braking or accelerating can cause skidding. Be aware and slow down when you see a sign warning that you are approaching a bridge. Bridges are likely to be icy even when there is no ice on the other road surface, because bridges over open air cool down faster than roads which tend to be insulated somewhat by solid ground.
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Before winter weather hits, make sure you know what to do in the event of slippery roads or bridges. Driving slow and steady is the best precautionary measure. • Consider getting off the road before getting stranded if the weather is worsening. • Be patient and pass other cars only when it is safe to do so. • German law requires that vehicles have “adequate tires” for winter driving. This means vehicles must
have snow tires mounted or allseason tires with an M/S label or a snowflake label are acceptable. • When you plan to travel to other European countries, check the internet for their requirement; not all European countries have the same laws.
Strangulation is dangerous domestic violence tactic By Sarah Gordon
Victim Advocate Coordinator
In the height of election season, one of the things we see quite often is a politician carefully selecting their words. Why is this? Because one word can elicit different reactions depending upon the context in which it is used. The same is true when describing a particularly dangerous tactic of domestic violence: strangulation. Too often, that word is confused with the slightly more palatable “choking,” but the two are not the same thing. Choking happens when a foreign object becomes lodged in the airway. Strangulation occurs when something – a hand, a scarf, a rope – compresses the airway or the arteries in the neck and prevents the flow of oxygen and blood to the brain. Unfortunately, “choking” is often used in place of “strangulation” to downplay the violence, but the results of the event are nevertheless severe.
When aggressors use strangulation as a means of exerting power and control, the situation can get out of hand quickly. It only takes about five seconds for a victim to lose consciousness and about four minutes for the victim to die. Unfortunately, this extremely violent act often fails to produce any external evidence of injury, even in fatal events. One study found that as many as half the victims of strangulation did not have any visible signs of the attack, and of those who did, only 15 percent had injuries that could be photographed. This is particularly frightening when we consider that one of the outcomes of strangulation is, in fact, delayed fatality. That is, someone could be strangled and not show any visible symptoms immediately afterward only to then die days or weeks later from complications extending from the event. And even if the initial incident does not result in a sig-
nificant injury, victims who have been strangled once are seven times more likely than those who have not been strangled at all to become homicide victims. Rarely do aggressors stop at the first act. When that line has been crossed, it becomes easier and easier to cross it again. Whether you have been a victim of strangulation or any other tool of domestic violence, the Army’s stance is that no one deserves to be a victim. No one. You have options, to include the ability to file a restricted report where services will be provided but an official investigation does not have to occur. To make a restricted report, speak with your doctor or behavioral healthcare provider, a victim advocate with the Family Advocacy Program at ACS civ (0611) 143-548-9201/9202, or the 24/7 domestic violence hotline civ (0162) 297-5625. Help is out there. End the silence … Stop the violence.
Know the signs If you or someone you know has been a victim of strangulation, please be aware of the following symptoms and seek medical attention immediately if they occur: • a sore throat or hoarseness • difficulty swallowing • neck pain • bruising on the neck or behind the ears • discoloration on the tongue • ringing in the ears • bloodshot eyes • dizziness • memory loss • drooling • nausea or vomiting • difficulty breathing • incontinence • seizure • miscarriage • changes in mood or personality like agitation or aggression • changes in sleep patterns • changes in vision such as blurriness or seeing double • fainting or loss of consciousness
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Halloween happenings
News flash Customs Office Customers are reminded that the Customs Office, in Bldg. 1025, Room 102 is open daily from 8 a.m. to noon and then 1 to 4:15 p.m. Closed on Federal Holidays.
Hainerberg traffic update Due to continued construction and improvement on B455 behind the AAFES Main Exchange, the road is limited to one-way heading south for approximately seven weeks. Drivers who normally use B455 to travel toward the Crestview and Aukamm housing areas should follow the Umleitung/detour signs and use Berlinerstrasse to New York Strasse instead. New York Strasse will remain open to two-way traffic throughout the construction. All drivers should expect some traffic delays as part of this traffic change and are encouraged to plan ahead.
Clay construction update Construction at the former 5-corner intersection on Clay Kaserne is progressing and on schedule. The current traffic pattern will remain until Oct. 23, then will change Oct. 24 through 28 when the entire intersection (Heerstrasse, King St., Lucas and Wheaton Ave.) will close for final paving. Drivers are advised to use the ring road, stay alert, and follow the Umleitung/detour signs. The next phase of this project begins Oct. 31 with a portion of Wheaton Ave. directly in front of the Health Clinic closing to through traffic. During this time, the Health Clinic parking lot will be accessible from the North side only via Boyd Boulevard.
Car Care Center closure The Mainz Kastel Station Car Care Center will be closing Oct. 28 so the space can be converted for installation use. This closure includes the car care bay area. The Express portion and gas station will remain open and continue to provide automotive goods, parts and special order service. For community car care needs, the U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden Family and MWR Auto Skills Center, located on Clay Kaserne North, provides a full line of personal vehicle repair and services. More information on Auto Skills can be found at http://wiesbaden.armymwr.com/europe/ wiesbaden/programs/automotive-skills.
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A night with Poe
Enjoy tales of mystery and the macabre in preparation for Hallows’ Eve at the Wiesbaden Library Oct. 20 from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. There will be separate readings for adults and children so those who attend can choose the level of creepy.
Parents’ night out
Parents looking for a night out, bring your school-age children in grades 1 through 5 to the School Age Center on Clay Kaserne with their costumes for a Harvest Dance from 6:30 to 11:30 p.m. Oct. 21. Event is open to current CYSS registered children and reservations are required. Deadline is four working days before the event. For more information, contact Parent Central Services at civ (0611) 143-548-9356.
Golf scramble and Night-Light putting
Golfers can celebrate the scary season with a nine-hole Scramble Golf Tournament and Night-Light Putting Tournament Oct. 22. Play gets underway at 4 p.m. with a shotgun start. Wear a Halloween costume to receive two range tokens. The event will also feature prizes and gift certificates. Price is $20 for members; $30 for non-members who are ID cardholders; $40 for other non-members. Cost includes green fee. For more information and to register, call civ (0611) 143-548-5485/5486.
WEC Costume party
It’s a Halloween Happening at the Wiesbaden Entertainment Center Oct. 29 from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. with food
and drink specials in the Lounge and a costume contest starting at 11 p.m. Meanwhile on the lanes, bowl in costume and get free shoe rental. Red Pin Bowling takes place from 7 p.m. to midnight. Cost is free. Call civ (0611) 143-548-9406.
5k and 10k Zombie Run
The Wiesbaden Fitness Center hosts a 5k and 10k Zombie Run Oct. 29 from 9 a.m. to noon. The run is free or participants can pay $5 for a race bib or $10 for a bib and T-shirt to be entered into the competitive side of the fun run. Awards will be presented to the top male and female winners. There will also be awards for best costume and a bib raffle. For more information and to register, call civ (0611)143-548-9830.
the halls of Army Community Service at Bldg. 7790 on Hainerberg (Across from the Wiesbaden Entertainment Center) Oct. 31 from 2 to 4 p.m.
CDCs host Fall fun events
The Child Development Center on Clay Kaserne is holding a Fall Bash, Oct. 31 from 3 to 6 p.m. The event will feature music, costumes, games and crafts. The Hainerberg CDC is holding all day face painting, bean bag toss and pumpkin hop Oct. 31.
SAS Pumpkin party
The School Age Center in Bldg. 1502 on Clay Kaserne is hosting a Pumpkin Party Oct. 31 from 3 to 6 p.m., featuring costumes, music and crafts.
Youth crafts
Trunk-or-treat and Haunted house
For teens registered with CYS Services, the Youth Center is hosting Halloween crafts and cooking activities Oct. 24 and 25, pumpkin carving and painting Oct. 26 and 27 at 4 p.m. with judging on Oct. 28 and a Halloween costume contest Oct. 31 from 4 to 7 p.m.
A Haunted House will be conducted Oct. 28 through 31 in the parking lot of the former AAFES facilities on Hainerberg from 6 to 10 p.m. each night. Trunk-or-treat will take place Oct. 29 from 6 to 8 p.m. in the same area, behind the Taunus Theather.
Trick-or-treating hours
Halloween fright feast
U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden trick-or-treating hours are Oct. 31 from 6 to 9 p.m. in all on-post housing areas. Families are advised that trickor-treating is limited to the exterior of buildings. All goblins and ghouls are prohibited from entering stairwells in multi-family units.
Get your Halloween treats at the USO Cottage on Hainerberg during the Garrison trick-or-treat hours, Oct. 31 from 6 to 8 p.m.
Costume contest
Looking for a fun and safe place for your tiny tots to trick-or-treat? Parents with pre schoolers are invited to dress up and trick-or-treat through
Enjoy a spooktacular evening of free snacks, music by DJ Stan and a costume contest at the Cappuccino Casino’s Halloween Costume Party Oct. 31 from 7 to 10:30 p.m. There’ll be $50, $30 and $25 cash prizes for the best costume. No registration necessary. Call civ (0611) 143-548-9410.
cars for the trunk-or-treat, which requires the volunteer to have candy for at least 100 kids and decorate their car (no electricity hook-ups available). Volunteers will need to arrive one hour early to get their parking space and decorate. Individuals and units interested in
hosting a car in the trunk-or-treat can call or email Sgt. Helen Buford at DSN 548-0102 or helen.d.buford. mil@mail.mil. Anyone who has bags of leaves to donate is asked to please contact Saturday at DSN 537-0753 or heather.m.saturday2.mil@mail.mil.
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first movie is “The Conjuring 2,” followed by “Lights Out,” “Ouija: Origin of Evil,” “Blair Witch” and “Don’t Breathe.” Most movies are rated R. Organizers are still seeking
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News and features AAFES You Made the Grade Program rewards academic excellence Army & Air Force Exchange Service Public Affairs DALLAS — Military students can turn good grades into rewards — and a chance at a $2,000 gift card — with the Army & Air Force Exchange Service’s You Made the Grade program. Through the program, firstthrough 12th-graders who maintain a B average or better are eligible to receive a coupon booklet filled with free offers and discounts from the Exchange. “For 16 years, the Exchange has been honored to reward military students who make it their mission to succeed in the classroom through the You Made the Grade program” said Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Sean Applegate, Exchange senior enlisted advisor. “Service members’ children face unique challenges, including making multiple moves during their academic careers,”
Applegate said, noting Department of Defense Education Activity reports that most military children move six to nine times before finishing high school. “These students deserve to be recognized for their achievements, and the Exchange is happy to thank them for a job well done.” The You Made the Grade coupon booklet, which features new coupons for the 2016-17 school year, includes offers for free food such as a Burrito Supreme or Taco Supreme from Taco Bell; a small chicken Philly sandwich at Charleys; a Chicken Po’Boy at Popeyes; and a bacon double cheeseburger and small fry from Burger King. Students who make the grade will also score at Snack Avenue with a free fountain drink, Yeti beverage, frozen drink or iced tea; free roller-grill hot dog, Tornado or Rollerbite; and complimentary 14-ounce Crystal Cool Cow milk. The program helps students
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head to class in style with coupons for a free haircut, 10 percent off footwear and $5 off Under Armour apparel. All offers are valid through July 31, 2017. The booklet also includes an entry form for the You Made the Grade semiannual sweep-
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stakes. Scholars can enter to win Exchange gift cards worth $2,000, $1,500 or $500. Entries can be submitted twice a year, with drawings typically held in June and December. The most recent sweepstakes winners were students who shopped at Exchanges at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas; U.S. Military Academy, N.Y.; and Selfridge Air National Guard Base, Mich. Students, including those
who are home schooled, can receive a You Made the Grade coupon booklet by presenting a valid military I.D. and proof of an overall B average at their nearest Exchange customer service area. Eligible students can pick up one booklet for each qualifying report card. Students and guardians can check with their local Exchange store manager for more information about the Exchange’s You Made the Grade program.
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Veteran family proud of Army service, heritage
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Retired Army Lt. Col. Edwin Vargas speaks about his military experience during an interview in Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico, Aug. 10. His father was wounded in Korea but still served in Vietnam. He retired as a sergeant first class after 22 years of service.
By Shannon Collins DOD News, Defense Media Activity
WASHINGTON — For the Vargas family, serving in the U.S. military while celebrating their Puerto Rican heritage has been a matter of pride and tradition. Retired Army Lt. Col. Edwin Vargas, who served from 1972 to 1992, grew up as an “Army brat.” His father had served in the Korean and Vietnam wars with the 65th Infantry Regiment. “Every dog he had, he called ‘Okie’for Okinawa,” he said. “He was part of the occupation forces in Japan, had a break in service, came back during Korea and then in Vietnam. We traveled as a family to Panama [and] Germany, and then he took leave and we saw most of Europe. It was wonderful. It was an experience that I loved. I wanted to follow in his footsteps as a child.” Vargas said he admired his father and the other Puerto Rican pioneers who “showed the U.S. that Puerto Ricans can fight as good as anybody, and because of that, it made things a little bit easier for me and for anybody who follows in my footsteps. I’m so grateful to them.”
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Vargas’ father wanted him to serve as an officer and told him not to go into the infantry or airborne specialties. Vargas did anyway, believing that it would better prepare him for combat and leading troops. “I was lucky that I commanded three companies in the Army,” he explained. “I commanded a combat support company in the [Demilitarized Zone] in Korea. I commanded a light infantry company in Panama, and I loved it. I’d go back there in a heartbeat.And then I finally commanded a headquarters company at Fort Buchanan [in Puerto Rico]. Each command prepared me better for the next command.” In Panama, he said, he was an instructor at the School of the Americas, where he taught the commando course, a six-week ranger course conducted in the jungle.
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During his time serving in Korea in 1976, a North Korean contingent attacked a lieutenant and captain who were sent to trim a poplar tree. They were axed to REPAIR death in Panmunjom. “We were on alert for a number of weeks,” Vargas remembered, “and one of our units ended
up going in, tearing up some illegal roadblocks that the North Koreans had put in and cutting down the poplar tree, and that was the end of that.” While on another mission, he said, a South Korean company commander grabbed one of his South Korean army augmentees because of a misunderstanding. “He gave me [the soldier] back, and we started socializing,” Vargas said. “And he asked me where I was from. I said, ‘I’m from Puerto Rico.’ … That’s when I started to learn about the 65th Infantry. He told me they were tremendous soldiers,” Vargas said. His father had served with the 65th Infantry Regiment, but Vargas knew little about the unit’s history. Vargas said the South Koreans still speak highly of the 65th. “They would fight with anything they had in their hands,” Vargas said. “They did a wonderful job in slowing down the Chinese onslaught when they came in. They were tasked to hold them back. It made me feel so proud.” Vargas’ career also took him to South and Central America, where he trained with 1st Special Operations Command out of Fort Bragg, North Carolina. “I went to several Central and South American countries,” he said. “This is a Latino culture here, and it’s so much different than the countries we went to. The one I could say it’s most like was Costa Rica.”
CONTINUING THE TRADITION
Vargas’ son, former Army Spc. Edwin Vargas III, served 11 years in the Puerto Rico Army National Guard as a military
policeman and deployed to Kosovo. Vargas’ son-in-law, medically retired Army Staff Sgt. Alfredo E. Ramirez, served four years as a communications signal support systems specialist and deployed to Iraq in 2010. Both are proud to carry on the family tradition. “I’m very proud of my grandfather. He has a Purple Heart. He never talks about the things he went through. I’m very proud of my dad, too,” said Edwin Vargas. “Growing up as a Puerto Rican in the military, all the little Puerto Rican kids got together, all the family members, even though we were enlisted or officers, we all got together and had fun. I still have friends all over. We’re always like a big family.” He added, “Besides, Puerto Ricans, we’re very united, very family oriented, and we get along with everybody.”
PROUD TO SERVE
All members of the Vargas family said they are proud to have served on behalf of Puerto Rico and America. “Our soldiers are as good as any soldiers in the world as long as they’re properly trained and properly led,” Vargas said. “They’ll go to hell and back for their leadership. We’re very proud of being part of the United States armed forces.” “I’ve grown up a lot, and I’ve made big changes in my life thanks to the military,” Ramirez said. “If I could go back, I would do it. Civilians, if you see a soldier in the street, shake their hands and make them feel better. Give them some motivation.” Edwin Vargas III agreed. “It doesn’t matter if you come from Puerto Rico or from Utah,” he said. “We’re all soldiers. We’re all American, and we’re very proud of what we’ve done to serve our country and to be part of this big family of Americans.”
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Community notes Fire safety event
Community members are invited to the Directorate of Emergency Services Fire Safety Day and “Touch a Truck” event Oct. 14 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Hainerberg Main Exchange. Parents and youth can explore the workings of a firetruck and a ladder truck, as well as games, activities and giveaways to learn more about fire safety.
Hispanic Heritage
5th Signal Command will host a Hispanic Heritage Month observance Oct. 15 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Hainerberg Main Exchange to celebrate the history, cultures and contributions of Americans whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean and Central and South America. The event will kick off with guest speaker Rafael Rodriguez and includes free face painting, salsa lessons and Zumba instruction, cultural dancing, live music and piñatas. Everyone is invited to attend. Call DSN 565-0077.
Free seminar
Psychologist Dr. Chad Johnson with the University of Oklahoma will be offering a free seminar titled “Reconnecting with Loved Ones Post-Deployment or TDY.” All community members are invited. Seminar is Oct. 27 from 10 to 11 a.m. in Bldg. 1029 North, Rm. 115 – next to the Library on Clay Kaserne. Refreshments will be provided and attendees can receive 1.0 Continuing Education. Contact apwiesbaden@ ou.edu or (0611) 143-548-1309 for more information.
UMUC registration
The University of Maryland University College Europe’s Fall 2016 Session 2 registration is open now through Oct. 19 for online classes and through Oct. 23 for hybrid classes. On-site and online courses start Oct. 24. For information go to www.europe.umuc.edu. Call civ (0631) 534-80350.
NAF Excess Property
Pick up bargains on a variety of excess Non-Appropriated Funds property including everything from bar stools to
cabinets, dishes and utensils to computer work stations Oct. 15 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Hangar 1193 on the North side of Clay Kaserne. For more information call civ (0611) 143-548-9130.
3 Doors Down concert
Get ready for the hits as 3 Doors Down takes centerstage on Wiesbaden’s Clay Kaserne Airfield Oct. 15 at 7 p.m. Armed Forces Entertainment and Wiesbaden Family and MWR host the free concert. No bags, backpacks or coolers will be allowed on site. Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
Give blood
The Wiesbaden American Red Cross and the Armed Services Blood Program will host a blood drive Oct. 17 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Tony Bass Gym on Clay Kaserne. The sponsoring unit HHBN USAREUR, has a goal of collecting 60 pints of usable blood. Donors will receive a coupon for 50 percent off their next tall-sized beverage from Starbucks. To make an appointment, visit www.militarydonor. com, but walk-ins are always welcome. Call DSN 590-5885, civ (06371) 946-45885.
Auto Skills tire service
It’s time again to swap out those summer tires for winter tires. Wiesbaden’s Automotive Skills Center offers that service including complete mounting and balancing for cars. Prices starting at $56. The center is located on the north side of Clay Kaserne (Rennbahn Strasse 12, 65205 Wiesbaden). Call civ (0611) 705-6679 for details.
CFC chili cook-off
Cast your vote for best chili and donate to the Combined Federal Campaign at the 2nd annual Monster Mash and Chili Cook-off 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 27 at the Tony Bass Gymnasium. The event kicks off the CFC’s 2016 fund raising
campaign and is sponsored by unit CFC reps and the Wiesbaden Education Center. This year’s goal is $250,000.
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Those who bring shot records will be able to receive any required immunizations.
Retiree Appreciation
BOSS gets busy
U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden and U.S. Army Europe will host a Retiree Appreciation Day Oct. 29 at the Gen. John Shalikashvili Mission Command Center (MCC) on Clay Kaserne (Bldg. 1000). Event registration begins at 8 a.m., with formal presentations starting at 9 a.m. Those who attend are advised to bring their ID cards and passports or residency permits and ensure they know their social security number. Basic medical and dental services will be provided in the Wiesbaden Army Health Clinic
Wiesbaden’s Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers goes Go-Karting Oct. 21 and heads to Berlin Nov. 11 to 13. Stop by the Warrior Zone on Clay Kaserne for more information.
Fall Bazaar
Family and MWR hosts their Fall Bazaar noon to 7 p.m. Oct. 28, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Oct. 29 and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 30. This year’s event will feature everything from handmade pottery to artisan crafts, culinary specialties to paintings and antiques.
USO wine education
Sample several wines and learn to identify key components while meeting new friends at USO wine education classes Oct. 14, Oct. 28, Nov. 4; and Nov. 18 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Wiesbaden USO Cottage.
Next CIE is Oct. 19
The next Community Information Exchange will be Oct. 19 at 9:30 a.m. at the Wiesbaden Entertainment Center on Hainerberg. The topic of emphasis will be cold weather safety and Fall clean up. Come join the discussion to learn what’s happening in your community.
Stand-up comedy
Chapel Next hosts “Laugh All Night,” a stand-up comedy show at the Tony Bass Theater Oct. 28 from 7 to 8:30 p.m., Oct. 29 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. and a kids and teens event Oct. 30 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. There will be free snacks and drinks and a chance to win door prizes. For questions, email chapelnextwiesbadenoutreach@gmail.com.
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News and features Need help registering to vote? Federal Voting Assistance Program News Release Know that your absentee ballot counts the same as ballots cast at the poll site. All ballots submitted according to state laws are counted in every election. The media often will report the projected outcome of an election before all of the ballots are counted. In a close election, the media may report the preliminary results or say that the outcome cannot be announced until after the absentee ballots are counted. However, all ballots, including absentee ballots, are counted in the official totals for every election — and every vote (absentee or in-person) counts the same. Each state sets its own deadlines for registering to vote and its options for how absentee ballots are sent to voters. States can also differ in their requirements and deadlines regarding how to complete and submit absentee ballots. Some states require ballots to be postmarked by Election Day while others must receive ballots by Election Day. FVAP.gov has your state’s deadlines and requirements. The Federal Voting Assistance Program is a Defense Department organization that works to ensure service members, their eligible family members, and overseas citizens are aware of their right to vote and have the tools and resources to successfully do so — from anywhere in the world. Voters can contact FVAP’s U.S.-based call center at 1-800- 438-VOTE (8683), DSN 425-1584 or at vote@fvap.gov.
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Get assistance Looking for more information about voting while stationed overseas? Looking for state voter registration deadlines? The Wiesbaden Voting Assistance Officer will be conducting outreach days at the following dates, times and locations to answer voters’ questions. The U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden Voting Assistance Officer is Ivan A. Centola, DSN: 314-5481321, or civ (0611) 143-548-1321 or ivan.a.centola.civ@mail.mil.
Voting Assistance Outreach Days • • • •
Thursday, Oct. 13, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. – Exchange on Hainerberg Tuesday, Oct. 18 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. – Dining Facility on Clay Kaserne Tuesday, Oct. 18 2 to 3 p.m. – Exchange on Hainerberg Thursday, Oct. 20, 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. – Food Court at the Exchange
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USAG Wiesbaden registered home-based businesses LH3LE@yahoo.com 0151-14792396
Mommy Mentor Doula Services
Mentor Services Contact:Evie Shaefer evie@mommymentordoula. com 0176-81448816 Photo by Rawpixel.com / Shutterstock.com
Occupational Therapist for Children Contact:Megan Cahan megancahanot@gmail.com
Emely Campbell Photography
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Genuine Photography Want to shop local? There Kansas City Life Insur- by Evie Veterinary Services Inc are a wide variety of products ance/Mutual Funds Photography Veterinary Acupuncture/Med and services offered by community members with on-post home-based businesses. Before doing business make certain the company is an authorized home-based business with the U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden. The current list as of September 30, 2016 is provided here. Homebased businesses being run out of military housing must adhere to certain rules. Business must only be conducted within the person’s own apartment and not the common areas, visitors may not use resident parking and business owners may not solicit door-todoor and must have a copy of their approval letter from the garrison commander while conducting business, among other conditions.
Finance/Insurance Services Contact: Michael Bussa michael.bussa@t-online.de 0170-5801364
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For more information on home-based business, contact Donald Rosenkrans at DSN 548-1003, civ (0611) 143-548-1003.
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News and features Sports shorts Turkey Trot
Join fellow community members for some healthy fun during the Wiesbaden Fitness Center’s 5k run/walk Nov. 19 starting at 9 a.m. Participate for free, or pay $5 for a race bib and timing chip or $10 for a bib, chip and T-shirt. Awards will be presented for registered winners.
Martial arts, dance, more
Children registered with Wiesbaden’s Child, Youth and School Services can participate in a wide range of classes, including gymnastics, dance, ballet, martial arts and more with the SKIES Unlimited program. Classes are held at various locations. For more information and to sign up, call Parent Central Services at civ (0611) 143-548-9356.
NFL Sundays
Looking for a place to kick back with friends to enjoy a little televised football? The Wiesbaden Entertainment Center holds NFL Sundays from 6 to 11 p.m. with halftime trivia checks and free finger food with the purchase of a beverage.
Rheinblick holiday sale
Get a head start on your holiday shopping during the Rheinblick Golf Course Pro Shop’s Holiday Sale Nov. 24 to Dec. 24. Pick up various Pro Shop golf merchandise and enjoy 20 to 50 percent off the full purchase price. Call civ (0611) 143-548-5485 for details.
Harlem Globetrotters
Enjoy the athleticism, theater and comedy of the world’s greatest basketball show team, the Harlem Globetrotters. The latest edition of the team will be performing at the Wiesbaden Fitness Center Nov. 11. Admission is free. Visit wiesbaden.armymwr.com for more details.
New fitness class
The Wiesbaden Fitness Center is introducing a new fitness class this autumn — Piloxing. Piloxing is a great way to build lean muscles and enjoy fun dance moves. Certified instructors will teach technique and provide workouts to suit every fitness level. Look for the October schedule at www. wiesbaden.armymwr.com. Classes cost $4 per class, $30 for a book of 10 classes, $50 for a book of 20 tickets.
Salsa dance classes
The Wiesbaden Fitness Center holds free Salsa dance classes every Friday at 7:30 p.m. Call civ (0611) 143-548-9830.
Zumba is back
Free Zumba classes return to Army Community Service this month. Classes are held in the ACS cafeteria in Hainerberg Housing on Monday to Thursday from 9 to 10 a.m.
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But the ways in which nations wage war will change dramatically. The weapons, the technology, and the domains will change. The battlefield will no longer be the battlefield that the Army Soldiers and the Army leadership train for today. Preparing for that new era will be one of the toughest challenges the Army will face in the next 25 years. “Crisis will unfold rapidly, compressing decision cycles and response times,” Milley said. “Ambiguous actors, intense information wars, and cutting-edge technology will confuse situational understanding.” That overload of information, he said, will be possible only when the communications technology works. But Soldiers of the future, he said, should expect that all their communications, including communication with their higher headquarters, will be contested — and will probably fail. They should expect to work without it, he said. “[Soldiers will] operate routinely in a partially or significantly degraded environment,” he said. “That means we must invest in hardening our systems and, equally important, train on the techniques of operating with limited electronics. That’ll be a shocker for all of us. We may have to read a paper map again and learn to use a magnetic compass.” More significantly, when electronics fail, Soldiers will have to operate without communication with their higher headquarters. Milley suggested at an Oct. 3 press conference that lack of contact might continue for days, weeks, or even months at a time, and that Soldiers might need to operate knowing only the overarching strategic goal of their higher level of command. Under those conditions, small units would be called upon to execute the intent of their commander, Milley said “without ever having actual contact with our higher headquarters for extended periods of time ... This method will have to become a reality in everything we do.” Operating without supervision, he said, will require a new kind of leader. “The willingness to disobey specific orders to achieve the intended purpose, the willingness to take risks to meet the intent, the acceptance of failure and practice in order to learn from experimentation: these are all going to have to be elevated
Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Jim Greenhill, Army National Guard
Army Gen. Mark Milley, chief of staff of the Army, addresses the Congressional Staff Breakfast attended by about 300 military legislative assistants at the 2016 AUSA Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C., Oct. 4. in the pantheon of leader traits,” Milley said. The environment those Solders will operate in, he said, will be “highly lethal,” and “unlike anything our Army has experienced, at least since World War II.” Milley then drew attention to the proliferation of technology and its decreasing cost, which makes it possible to connect everything — and to put sensors everywhere. “It has become cheap, to the point where there are way more [internetconnected] communication devices than there are people ... no matter where you go in the world today, it’s observable from some device,” he said. With sensors everywhere, he said, Soldiers in the future will have to operate with the understanding that, “the probability of being seen is very high. And as always, if you can be seen, you will be hit, and you will be hit fast.” Milley said formations will need to be small, on the move constantly, and will have to “employ every known technique of cover and concealment.” The warfighting environment for the Soldiers of the future, he said, “will be extremely austere. Water, chow, ammo, fuel, maintenance and medical support will be all that we should plan for.” Soldiers will no longer be able to count on comforts like fast food and showers. Even the meager resupply will be different. Soldiers might, in some cases, be expected to produce water for themselves, Milley said, or even devise replacement parts for their gear with 3D printing.” Milley described the battlefield of the future as non-linear and pre-
dicted that friendly forces may face significant geographic dispersion. “This type of battlefield will place a very high premium on independent, relatively small formations that are highly lethal and linked to very long-range precision fires,” he said. “Our formations will come under enemy fixed-wing, rotarywing, [unmanned aerial vehicle] and missile attack on a routine basis.” Ground forces will no longer be able to depend on the dominance of the air provided by another service, but instead, “units are going to have to be combined arms, multi-domain capable.” “We will still have to fight and destroy land-based enemy units and seize terrain,” Milley continued, “but the Army ... we’re going to sink ships. And we’re definitely going to have to dominate the airspace above our units from hostile air or missile attack. This is going to require sophisticated air defense capabilities that are not currently in our unit inventories.” And there will be somewhat of a role reversal as well, he said. Landbased forces will need to penetrate denied areas to assist air and naval forces, which is “the exact opposite of what we have done for the past 70 years, where air and naval forces have enabled ground forces.” Will the Army be able to achieve the changes Milley predicts? He thinks so. “We’re the United States Army,” he said. “And our enemies need to know these colors don’t run from tough fights. We will adapt and we will evolve our current force. But in the end, we will win. That much I can tell our enemies ... They can take it to the bank.”
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Sports and leisure By Donald Seltzer Volksmarch Editor
Take a hike:
R Interested in volksmarching but not sure how things work? (25k), 7 to 10 a.m. (31k) and 7 Send an email message to 9 a.m. (42k); 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. to volksmarch@gmail. (Geocaching 5k), 8 a.m. to 1 com with the subject p.m. (Geocaching 12k), 8 a.m. “Getting Started HU.” to noon (Geocaching 20k) and R The postal code is 8 to 10 a.m. (Geocaching 30k) included in the listings Trail: Very hilly, woods Award: for readers using navigaNone or patch and certificate tion devices. Autobahn (marathon). exit numbers are added for those without such Weekend of Oct. devices. 29-30 R The complete, Don’t forget to set your unedited version of the clocks back one hour before monthly volksmarching Donald Seltzer going to bed Saturday — and feature is available in its enjoy the extra hour of sleep! original Word document format by sendinningen an der Mosel (56333) — ing an email message to volksmarch@ This event is listed for its challenges gmail.com with “Subscribe HU” in the in the Koblenz area along the picturesque subject line. Mosel river. Participants will find, in adR Find additional event choices at dition to the usual distances, trails of 42k www.herald-union.com/ and 50k, plus a 25k cycling route. From Wiesbaden, use Autobahns 60 toward Weekend of Oct. 15-16 arbergen-Daisbach (65326) — This Bingen and 61 north toward Koblenz, then event is in the Naturpark Rhein- exit at Koblenz-Metternich (38). Follow Taunus south of Limburg. Wanderers can IVV signs on secondary roads to the start enjoy the fall colors while completing in Winningen. one of a variety of trails, to include a 42k Start: August-Horch-Halle at intersection of Uhlenweg and Marktstraße (Uhlenweg 2) marathon for challenge-seekers.AdditionSaturday and Sunday: 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. (5, 10 ally, four Geocaching trails are available. and 20k, plus cycling), 7 to 9 a.m. (42k) and 7 From Wiesbaden, use Autobahn 3 toward to 8 a.m. (50k) Trail: Very hilly, woods Award: Limburg and exit at Bad Camberg (44). From previous events (shorter trails) or patch Follow secondary roads through the and certificate (marathon trails). towns of Beuerbach, Ketternschwalbach and Panrod to reach the start in Daisbach. Weekend of Nov. 5-6 Start: Haus der Vereine at Schulstraße 8 (parkonreal (56729) — This event is west of Koblenz and within reach ing at Am Volpertsberg 2) Saturday and of the more adventurous wanderers from Sunday: 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. (6k), 7 a.m. to 1 Wiesbaden (less than 90 minutes). From p.m. (11k), 7 a.m. to noon (20k), 7 to 11 a.m.
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Puppet Theater
Well-known German children’s stories will be brought to life in one of the most beautiful puppet theaters in Germany through Oct. 23. THEATRO will be performing “Die Olchis,” “Mama Muh und die Krähe” (“Mama Cow and the Crow”), “Der kleine König” (“The Little King”) and “Die kleine Hexe” (“The Little Witch”). Shows are intended for children and adults alike, with the hope that all will enjoy the theater together. Tickets for adults are €10, €8 for children. Thursdays are family day and all tickets are €7. (Theaterzelt am Festplatz Freudenberg, Veilchenweg, 65201 Wiesbaden) Thursdays and Fridays at 4:30 p.m., Saturdays and Sundays at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. (final Sunday at 2 p.m.) Doors and ticket windows will open 45 minutes prior to show time. For more information, see http://www.theatro-show.de.
Wiesbaden Farmers’ Market
Do your grocery shopping at the farmers’market in downtown Wiesbaden from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays at Dern’sches Gelände.
Wiesbaden, use Autobahns 643 toward Mainz, 60 toward Bingen, and 61 toward Koblenz. Exit at Mendig (34) and use secondary roads, to include B262 and B258, past Mayen to reach Monreal. Start: Sportheim/Sportplatz Sunday: 7:30 a.m. to noon (5, 10 and 20k) Trails: Expect hilly trails in wooded areas Award: None.
Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 24
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amstein-Miesenbach (66877) — The Ramstein Roadrunners club hosts their annual to their annual Thanksgiving Day volksmarch. Wanderers will find the event to be a friendly and relaxing family activity. Ask about becoming a club member — information is available at the start hall. Consider making reservations at 06371-472824 to enjoy the amazing Thanksgiving buffet at the Officers’ Club on Ramstein Air Base. Spend a night or two in guest lodging — contact Central Reservations at 06371-454920 to find out if rooms are available. From Wiesbaden, use Autobahns 643, 60, 63 and 6 and the Landstuhl/Air Base exit (13), then follow IVV signs to reach the town of Ramstein-Miesenbach.
Start: Mehrzweckhalle at Am Kiefernkopf 22 Thursday: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. (5 and 10k) Trail: Slightly hilly, fields and forests Award: Beer glass.
Weekend of Nov. 26-27
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etsch (68775) — This Sunday event is roughly midway between Speyer and Heidelberg — both cities worth a visit themselves — about an hour from Wiesbaden. Take Mainzer Straße to Autobahn 671, 60, and 67 toward Darmstadt.
Things to do Fruits and vegetables, as well as other agricultural and forestry products, and fish are for sale. Vendors also sell baked goods, small warm dishes and beverages to help you keep going.
English Theatre for Families
English Theatre for Families presents “Little Red Riding Hood,” at the Galli Theater Wiesbaden at 2 p.m. Nov. 5. Tickets are €9 for adults and 6€ for kids over 3. For more information, visit http:// galli-wiesbaden.de/englisches-theater/.
European Youth Circus
Young artists come to Wiesbaden for this festival every two years in autumn. This year about 80 young European artists under 25 years of age meet for this competition and present their circus talents to the Wiesbaden audience Oct. 13 and 14 with shows at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m.; an Oct. 15 gala at 7 p.m., and Oct. 16 gala at 11 a.m. (free) and 3 p.m. For more information, visit wiesbaden.de/circusfestival.
Continue on A6 south toward
A guide to volksmarching in the Basel, then exit at Mannheim/ Kaiserslautern/Wiesbaden area Schwetzingen (28) in the direction
The English Theatre Frankfurt
“The Picture of Dorian Gray,” is playing now through Oct. 27 at The English Theatre Frankfurt. Monty Python’s Spamalot, Begins Nov. 12. Prices start at €27 for plays. Visit www.english-theatre. de/season-20162017/. For mature audiences.
‘TasteTival’
Enjoy a series of gourmet food and wine events during the ‘TasteTival’ in Mainz through Nov. 1 at the following locations and dates. For more information go to mainz.de. • Oct. 16 – Geberts wine bars, a lunch full of Burgundian • Oct. 22 – Atium Hotel, Diamond Night – Great Wine and Gastronomy Party • Oct. 30 – TasteTival Rheinhessen Tour 1 • Nov. 1 – TasteTival Rheinhessen Tour 2
of Mannheim-Rheinau. Connect with B36 and exit toward Ketsch to use secondary roads to the start.
Start: Rheinhalle on Im Bruch Sunday: 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. (6 and 10k) Trail: Unknown Award: None.
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eustadt (Hessen) (35279) — This Sunday walk is northeast of Giessen about a 90-minute drive from Wiesbaden. Nikolaus, the German version of Santa, will visit the start hall after 11 a.m. From Wiesbaden, use Autobahns 66 toward Frankfurt, 5 toward Hannover, 45 toward Giessen, and 485 toward Marburg. From the end of A485, continue on B3 past Marburg to connect with B62 to Kirchhain and B454 to Neustadt and the start.
Start: Haus der Begegnung at Querallee 1113 Sunday: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. (6 and 11k) Trail: Hilly, mostly woods Award: None Note: In addition to earning the usual DVV/ IVV credit, the walk also offers EVG-D credit. The Europäischen Volkssport-Gemeinschaft Deutschland (EVG-D) organization is similar to the German Volkssport Association (DVV).
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pabrücken (55595) — This event, in the Naturpark Soonwald-Nahe, is northwest of Bad Kreuznach and southwest of Bingen, and should be easily reached. From Wiesbaden, useAutobahns 60 and 61 past Bingen, then exit at Waldlaubersheim (47). Follow a minor road through Schweppenhausen and Schöneberg to reach the start at Spabrücken.
Start: Soonwaldhalle Saturday and Sunday: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. (6 and 10k) Trail: Hilly, fields and woods Award: None.
Rhein River Lights
Rhein River Lights offers its last boat cruise Oct. 15 down the most picturesque parts of the Rhein, with views of Medieval castles and monasteries. A stopover at one of the charming Rheinside towns, wine tastings, live music and dancing are included on this adventure, with a finale of fireworks where every spot on the boat is a “front-row seat.” For more information visit www.rhineriverlights.com.
Hochheim’s Wine Museum, last Thursday of every onth
Learn the art of planting and growing wine in both historic and modern times at the Hochheim am Main Winegrowing Museum. The museum is open weekends from 3 to 5 p.m. and the last Thursday of every month from 7 to 10 p.m. Admission cost €2 per person. Group tours in English available (minimum 10 people) including a tasting of the Hochheim’s winequeen-coronation wine. For more information email tourismus@hochheim.de, (Cellars of Haus der Vereine, 65239 Wiesbaden Straße 1).
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News and features Careers created through USAREUR Workforce Recruitment Program By Sgt. 1st Class Crista Mary Mack U.S. Army Europe Public Affairs
Maria Palma-Aguilar, a college student at Cal State Long Beach, Calif., left the comfort of her home state of California for the first time in her life and traveled across the globe to Germany for an internship opportunity of a lifetime with the U.S. Army Europe Workforce Recruitment Program. Palma-Aguilar spent her summer working for USAREUR as an Equal Employment Opportunity Assistant. “It is a scary thing to do, especially it being the first time I ever went outside of California, but it was so worth it,” PalmaAguilar, a political science major, said. “A lot of people are scared to make that move because they don’t know what to expect and it’s such a culture shock but it’s definitely worth it.” The WRP is a recruitment and referral program that connects federal sector employers nationwide with college students and recent graduates with disabilities who are eager to prove their abilities
in the workplace through summer or permanent jobs. Ronald Vitiello, USAREUR EEO Specialist, responsible for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commissions oversight of federal law and statutes and how it applies to the European footprint has recruited for the USAREUR WRP program for eight years. “We scour the database looking for those that want to come to Europe,” he said. “There’s no limit to where they can work or the type of job they can do in the federal workforce. Because they have a disability it opens multiple doors, non-competitive doors. It helps make competent workers available to join our team and serve their country.” U.S. Department of Labor’s Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP) and the U.S. Department of Defense’s Office of Diversity Management and Equal Opportunity (ODMEO) manage the program. Since the program’s expansion in 1995, over 6,000 students and recent graduates have received temporary and permanent employment opportunities through the WRP.
According to Vitiello, the WRP program is accessible through most major colleges and universities, and recruitment starts in December or January. “It’s essentially a 3 month program, anywhere they are willing to travel and participate, we send them, whether it be Italy, Turkey, selected candidates go,” Vitiello said. The WRP is run on an annual basis and requires applicants to interview with federal recruiters to discuss their skills and potential career path. “I found a way to serve my country and my government,” said Chris Richardson, administrative assistant intern with USAREUR’s Safety Office and a political science major at Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia. “It’s been very educational, teaching me how to write for government, how to interact with other cultures being here in Germany, and it’s also been great way to get overseas and explore and see other cultures,” Richardson, a Richmond, Va., native, said. “It’s fun to work with local nationals, and it’s great to be a part of what the U.S. is
doing with other parts of the world.” To be eligible for the WRP, candidates must be current, full-time undergraduate or graduate students with a disability, or have graduated within one year. During the summer of 2011, 580 candidates were hired, the majority in summer jobs, in 40 different agencies and sub-agencies. “When I came into the WRP I had a stigma around applying for a program for individuals with disabilities, but the Army doesn’t have that same stigma, they are accepting of everyone, they will take everyone and they’ll work with you, so don’t be afraid to do it, just go for it,” Richardson advised. Palma-Aguilar agreed.“This is a great opportunity, it brings you to places like Europe, it’s a place I never thought I would be, and although it’s only for a short amount of time, I’ve learned a lot, made a lot of connections, a lot of friends and it’s a great experience,” Palma-Aguilar said. “You meet great people, great friends and you learn a lot.” For more information about the WRP visit www.wrp.gov.
Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Crista Mary Mack
Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Crista Mary Mack
Pictured from left, Chris Richardson, intern; Ernestine Moya, USAREUR Equal Opportunity Employment Specialist; Maria Palma-Aguilar, intern; and Ronald Vitiello, USAREUR EEO specialist, worked together during the summer of 2016 with the U.S. Army Europe Workforce Recruitment Program in Wiesbaden.
Chris Richardson, administrative assistant intern with U.S. Army Europe’s Safety Office and a political science major at Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia, and Maria Palma-Aguilar, a political science major at Cal State Long Beach, Calif. and Equal Employment Opportunity Assistant for USAREUR spent the summer working for U.S. Army Europe in Wiesbaden.
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USAREUR commander visits Soldiers in Latvia Story and photo by Pfc. James Dutkavich 24th Press Camp Headquarters
ADAZI, Latvia — U.S. Army Lt. Gen. Fredrick Hodges, Commanding General of U. S. Army Europe, visited Camp Adazi, Latvia Sept. 24 to help coordinate future plans for Operation Atlantic Resolve in its Northern region (Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Poland). Atlantic Resolve is a U.S.-led effort in Eastern Europe that demonstrates the United States’ commitment to the collective security of NATO and enduring peace and stability in the region. Along with Hodges, German Lt. Gen. H. L. Domröse, former commander of Allied Joint Forces Command, and Canadian Lt. Gen. Stephen Bowes, commander of the Canadian Joint Operations Command, also visited Camp Adazi. “I have seen a continuous increase in improvement and commitment of Latvian Ministry of Defense and Latvian militaries,” Hodges said during the visit. “Unity, and nations being committed to each other is what makes and keeps
U.S. Army Lt. Gen. Fredrick Benjamin Hodges, Commanding General of United States Army Europe, hands out challenge coins to U.S Army Soldiers in Camp Adazi, Latvia Sept. 24. NATO the most successful alliance in the history of the world.” The visit included a meeting between the USAREUR Commander and his fellow generals, as well as with Lt. Col. Mike Kloepper, commander of the 2nd Battalion, 503rd Infantry Regiment
(Airborne), 173rd Airborne Brigade whose unit just arrived to Atlantic Resolve as part of a six-month rotation to work with allies in the region. “For American Soldiers this is a great opportunity to live, train, and operate in a wonderful country that most of them
might not know,” Hodges said. “It is a great opportunity for U.S. Soldiers, especially young leaders. I am confidant that they will accomplish their tasks and that they will get the most out of the opportunity.” Lt. Col. Johnny A. Evans Jr., commander of the 3rd Battalion, 69th Armor Regiment, 1st Armor Brigade Combat Team, also met with Hodges. His unit just finished up their rotation and is beginning to depart the region. “I am so proud of the way they have done this now,” Hodges said. “My wish for them all is they benefit personally and professionally from the rotation and they create some relationships that they will keep long after they go home.” Leadership from both units selected five Soldiers who have distinguished themselves, to receive challenge coins from Hodges. After presenting the coins, Hodges ate at the dining facility in Camp Adazi, with Bowes and other leadership from the U.S. Army, Latvia, and Canada. The commanding general will continue to circulate in the Atlantic Resolve Region to visit Soldiers and leadership.
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For your health Wiesbaden Army Health Clinic Hours through Oct. 31 Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday: 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday: 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Friday: 7:30 to 11:30 a.m.
To schedule appointments go to TRICARE Online at www.tricareonline.com or call DSN 590-5762 or civ (06371) 9464-5762.
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The clinic will be open from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on USAREUR Training Holidays.
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Wiesbaden Health Clinic to change hours starting Oct. 31 By Wiesbaden Army Health Clinic The Wiesbaden Army Health Clinic will soon offer new operating hours to better serve the needs of the community. Starting Oct. 31, the clinic will be open from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. On the third Thursday of every month the clinic will be closed until 1 p.m. for staff training. Patient care on these days will be from 1 to 4:30 p.m. The clinic currently conducts staff training on Friday afternoons; however, some services remain open to provide care for walk-ins. “The new clinic hours will allow us to more effectively balance the mission of caring for the Soldiers, families, and retirees in the community with our require-
ment to ensure our staff is trained,” said Lt. Col. Nelson So, WAHC commander. “Staying open Friday afternoons allows us to offer more appointments before a weekend, while the closure on the third Thursday allows us to conduct focused training and is aligned with Sergeant’s Time Training of many units on post.” In an effort to give our community better access to care, the clinic will continue to be open on USAREUR training holidays. Beneficiaries can book appointments though Landstuhl Regional Medical Center’s Central Appointment line. If you need to book an appointment, log in to TRICARE Online at www.tricareonline.com/portal/page/portal/TricareOnline/Portal or call LRMC Central Appointments at civ 06371-94645762 or DSN 590-5762.
Take action: Get a flu shot. Getting a flu vaccine is the first and most important step in protecting yourself from the flu. Get yourself and your family prepared by getting your flu shot during one of the upcoming Wiesbaden Army Health Clinic’s community vaccination times listed below. CLAY KASERNE Tony Bass Gymnasium • Oct. 13 and 14, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. (Active Duty Priority) • Oct. 26 and Nov. 2, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. HAINERBERG Army Community Service • Nov. 4, from 9:30 a.m. to noon • Nov. 9, from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Exchange Shopping Mall • Nov. 4, from 1 to 4 p.m. • Nov. 10, from 1 to 4 p.m.
Healthy aging possible for all Story and photo by Health.mil Wine and cheese are known to get better as they get older. The same may be said for adults, if good lifestyle choices are made as we age. “How we age is determined by one part nature, and three parts nuture,” said Dr. Virginia Kalish, director of the family medicine geriatric clinic at Fort Belvoir Community Hospital, Virginia. “By this, I mean some things are genetically determined. However, a person’s lifestyle choices have much more influence on their future health. Eating a well-balanced diet, avoiding alcohol and tobacco consumption, and getting adequate sleep are essential healthy lifestyle choices.” Kalish says getting regular exercise correlates to better cognitive and physical function in older adults. It is also known to improve one’s mental well-being. However, when designing an exercise regimen, Kalish feels you should include four components: aerobic
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In addition to health screenings and immunizations, getting regular physical exercise is a great way for seniors to improve their health. exercise, muscle strengthening, flexibility, and balance. “Aerobic activities should be made of moderate to vigorous intensity, producing an increase in breathing and heart rate while still being able to carry on a conversation,” she said. In addition, Kalish urges people to get regular health screenings and immunizations as they get older. “Mammograms and colonoscopies are very important, along with checking blood sugar and cholesterol” she said. “Women
over the age of 65 – and men who may be at risk of having frequent falls – should get a bone density test. Also, for persons over the age of 60-65 years, immunizations for shingle, pneumonia, and tetanus are essential. Getting an annual physical exam should be a part of your lifestyle regimen as well.” For more information on TRICARE’s preventive services, go to the TRICARE website. And while there’s been talk about a glass of wine daily being
‘healthy,’ Kalish cautions about the amount of alcohol one consumes. “For a given quantity of alcohol, the blood alcohol level rises more quickly in women and older adults due to body composition differences,” she said. “I suggest that elders who are on multiple medications or at risk for falls to abstain from alcohol consumption. Alcohol is also empty calories, and may contribute to unwanted weight gain.” Kalish also feels that while nutritional supplements are unnecessary for the healthy older adult, they may be beneficial for a geriatric patient who is malnourished. “The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommends taking vitamin D supplements to protect against falls and fractures, and calcium supplements of 1,200 milligrams per day are suggested for persons over age 50,” she said. “Aging well isn’t as difficult as many perceive it to be. It’s all about one’s mindset, and willingness to commit to a healthier lifestyle.”
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At the movies Oct. 13-Oct. 26 Taunus Movie Theater Thursday October 13 Closed Friday October 14 Kevin Hart: What Now? (R) 7 p.m. Saturday October 15 Kevin Hart: What Now? (R) 4 p.m. The Accountant (R) 6 p.m. Sunday October 16 The Wild Life (PG) 3 p.m. Kevin Hart: What Now? (R) 5 p.m. Monday October 17 Closed
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The Accountant — Christian Wolff (Affleck) is a math savant with more affinity for numbers than people. Behind the cover of a small-town CPA office, he works as a freelance accountant for some of the world’s most dangerous criminal organizations. With the Treasury Department’s Crime Enforcement Division, run by Ray King (J.K. Simmons), starting to close in, Christian takes on a legitimate client: a state-of-the-art robotics company where an accounting clerk (Anna Kendrick) has discovered a discrepancy involving millions of dollars. But as Christian uncooks the books and gets closer to the truth, it is the body count that starts to rise.
Tuesday October 18 Closed Wednesday October 19 The Magnificent Seven (PG-13) 7 p.m. Thursday October 20 The Accountant (R) 7 p.m. Friday October 21 Boo! A Madea Halloween (PG-13) 7 p.m. Saturday October 22 Boo! A Madea Halloween (PG-13) 3 p.m. Keeping up with the Joneses (PG-13) 5 p.m. Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (PG-13) 7 p.m. Sunday October 23 Boo! A Madea Halloween (PG-13) 4 p.m. Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (PG-13) 6 p.m. Monday October 24 Closed Tuesday October 25 Closed Wednesday October 26 Closed Editor’s note: The movies listing was the most current at the time of publication. Please visit http://goo.gl/v0Sqf3 for the most up-to-date schedule.
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The Wild Life — On a tiny exotic island, Tuesday, an outgoing parrot lives with his quirky animal friends in paradise. However, Tuesday can’t stop dreaming about discovering the world. After a violent storm, Tuesday and his friends wake up to find a strange creature on the beach: Robinson Crusoe. Tuesday immediately views Crusoe as his ticket off the island to explore new lands. Likewise, Crusoe soon realizes that the key to surviving on the island is through the help of Tuesday and the other animals. It isn’t always easy at first, as the animals don’t speak “human.” Slowly but surely, they all start living together in harmony, until one day, when their comfortable life is overturned by two savage cats, who wish to take control of the island. A battle ensues between the cats and the group of friends but Crusoe and the animals soon discover the true power of friendship up against all odds (even savage cats).
Movie plots Jack Reacher: Never Go Back — Jack Reacher returns to the headquarters of his old unit, only to find out he’s now accused of a 16-year-old homicide. The Magnificent Seven — Seven gun men in the old west gradually come together to help a poor village against savage thieves. Kevin Hart: What Now? — In Universal Pictures’ Kevin Hart: What Now?, comedic rock-star Kevin Hart follows up his 2013 hit stand-up concert movie Let Me Explain, which grossed $32 million domestically and became the third-highest live stand-up comedy movie of all time. Hart takes center stage in this groundbreaking, recordsetting, sold-out performance of“What Now?”—
filmed outdoors in front of 50,000 people at Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field—marking the first time a comedian has ever performed to an at-capacity football stadium. Boo! A Madea Halloween — In Boo! A Madea Halloween, Madea winds up in the middle of mayhem when she spends a hilarious, haunted Halloween fending off killers, paranormal poltergeists, ghosts, ghouls, and zombies while keeping a watchful eye on a group of misbehaving teens. Keeping up with the Joneses — An ordinary suburban couple (Zach Galifianakis, Isla Fisher) finds it’s not easy keeping up with the Joneses (Jon Hamm, Gal Gadot) - their impossibly gorgeous and ultra-sophisticated new neighbors - especially when they discover that Mr. and Mrs. “Jones” are covert operatives.
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STOP. THINK Balancing social media’s b By the Federal CIO Council One of the Federal Government’s most important missions is to provide citizens, customers, and partners with easy access to government information and services. As society increasingly relies on social media as a primary source for information, it is clear that these platforms have an important role to play in the Federal Government’s communication strategy, including its move toward a digital, open government. Social media allows an agency to post messages in
places where people regularly interact, and ensures it reaches interested audiences – including audiences known to the agency as well as those that are unknown. In addition, social media enhances the Federal Government’s situational awareness by enabling agencies to learn about problems and issues being discussed by different audiences, and allowing agencies to react, respond, and assist the public more efficiently and effectively. Government agencies also may use social media to fulfill their operational missions, for example, detecting and preventing benefit fraud and abuse.
Personal information is like money. Value it. Protect it. » Secure your devices: Use strong passwords, passcodes or touch ID features to lock your devices. These security measures can help protect your information if your devices are lost or stolen and keep prying eyes out. » Think before you app: Information about you, such as the games you like to play, your contacts list, where you shop and your location, has value – just like money. Be thoughtful about who gets that information and how it’s collected through apps. » Now you see me, now you don’t: Some stores and other locations look for devices with WiFi or Bluetooth turned on to track your movements while you are in range. Disable WiFi and Bluetooth when not in use. » Get savvy about WiFi hotspots: Public wireless networks and hotspots are not secure, which means that anyone could potentially see what you are doing on your mobile device while you are connected. Limit what you do on public WiFi and avoid logging in to key accounts like email and financial services on these networks. Consider using a virtual private network (VPN) or a personal mobile hotspot if you need a more secure connection on the go. Source: stopthinkconnect.org
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Cybersecurity Risks
According to the CIO Council’s Guidelines for Secure Use of Social Media by Federal Departments and Agencies, social media technologies such as wikis, blogs, and social networks are especially vulnerable to the following methods and techniques of cyber attacks: Spear Phishing: Spear phishing targets a specific user or group of users, and attempts to deceive the user into performing an action that launches an attack, such as opening a document or clicking a link. Spear phishers rely on
knowing a personal piece of information about their target, such as an event, interest, travel plans, or current issues. Sometimes this information is gathered by hacking into a targeted network, but more often it is easier to look up the target on a social media network. Spear phishers use social media as an alternative way to send phishing messages as the social media platform bypasses traditional email security controls such as antivirus protection. Social media websites can be used as a propagation mechanism to trick users into opening a document or clicking a link.
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Read the proclamation in full online at office/2016/09/30/presidential-proclama month-2016.
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K. CONNECT. benefits with security risks Social Engineering: Social engineering relies on exploiting the human element of trust. The first step in any social engineering attack is to collect information about the attacker’s target. Social media websites can reveal many details of personal information, including resumes, home addresses, phone numbers, birth dates, employment information, work locations, family members, education, hobbies, interests, and photos. Social media websites may share more personal information than users expect or need to, and attackers are earnestly using social media to learn personal information about
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an individual. By expressing interest in similar topics, the attacker builds a trust relationship with the victim. This positions the attacker to influence the victim’s friends and co-workers, or even to collect sufficient information about the victim to fraudulently pose as him or her. Web Application Attacks: Social media websites are attractive to attackers who are looking to slip in malicious code or to link to off-site content that contains malware (short for malicious software) because malicious content is easy to disguise as valid content on social
media websites. There is also a risk that developers of user-generated games and applications on some websites can have code approved and then inject malicious code at a later time. If an attacker hijacks the account of a federal user or a federal account, there is an elevated risk that unauthorized posts, tweets, or messages may be seen by the public as official messages, or may be used to spread malware by encouraging users to click links or download unwanted applications (i.e., “web application attacks”) or malware. Another common risk associated with the use of social media is the accidental
or unintended release of sensitive, For Official Use Only (FOUO), or classified information. This can be caused by an exfiltration of the information by a hacker or by an employee who may not be aware that the information should not be disclosed publicly. All of the risks mentioned above can be mitigated by implementing both technical and non-technical security controls, including role-based training for employees who are responsible for managing social media accounts on behalf of the agency and through strong language in contracts with third parties.
Learn how to protect yourself online The Army Europe Information Technology Training program is offering a Cybersecurity Awareness Briefing Oct. 14 from 9 to 11 a.m. and 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the Tony Bass Auditorium. Learn how to protect personal information and create passwords, take charge of your online safety and reputation, safely use social networks, use security software, understand how your data is shared and more. For more information, contact Marzia Tumeo at DSN 537-6422 or marzia.tumeo.ctr@mail.mil.
Official Facebook pages A complete list can be found at www.army.mil/media/socialmedia. Facebook.com/usagwiesbaden (U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden) Facebook.com/IMCOMEurope (IMCOM-E) Facebook.com/InstallationManagementCommunity (IMCOM) Facebook.com/USArmyEurope (U.S. Army Europe) Facebook.com/BrigadeofExcellence (2nd Signal Brigade) Facebook.com/5sigcmd (5th Signal Command (Theater)) Facebook.com/europedistrict (USACE-E) Photo by Lenka Horavova/Shutterstock.com
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W: Windsurf
T: Tennis K: Karate B: Basketball
B: Boxing S: Swimming G: Golf
C: Cycling S: Skating S: Skiing
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TODAY:
Pasta
with Ricotta Ingredients (for 4 people) 1/3 left over dried out baguette 10 tablespoons olive oil ½ cup pine nuts 4 garlic cloves 2 tablespoons capers 8-10 stalks of mint Zest of 1 lemon 1 pound tagliatelle pasta ½ teaspoon salt 8 tablespoons ricotta cheese 1 cup black Taggiasca olives in oil without stones (at your economy grocery) ½ teaspoon fresh ground black pepper Cut bread in ¾ inch cubes. Heat four tablespoons oil. Add bread and pine nuts and roast until pine nuts have a slightly brown color. Drain on a kitchen towel to reduce some of the oil. Add
garlic to remaining oil and let it slightly simmer until the garlic is soft. When it is soft, put it in a bowl and mash it to the consistency of mashed potatoes. Put capers in cold water for 5-10 minutes to reduce the salt. Then strain. Tear the mint leaves a bit so you don’t have whole leaves. Wash the lemon under hot water and dry it. Grate it on the fine side of the grater. Press all the juice out of the lemon. Boil pasta in salted water for about 9 minutes until almost done. Heat mashed garlic, oil, capers, olives, 1 cup of the pasta water and ricotta cheese. Cook on low heat 3-4 minutes, stirring constantly. Season with salt, pepper, lemon zest and 2-3 tablespoons of fresh lemon juice. Strain pasta and add to the other ingredients. Add mint. Stir all together. Garnish with roasted bread and pine nuts. A sprinkle of pepper on top will add a nice color as well.
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THE BEST CASTLES IN GERMANY
Germany is known for its world-class castles sitting high on mountain tops with their towers and turrets reaching the sky, surrounded by flowing rivers and lush woods. Millions of tourists flock to see what is called Germany’s jewel in the tourist crown each year, and it’s easy to see why. Each one boasts of a rich history, stunning scenery and impressive architecture. A visit to a castle is like a step into the past where kings and emperors ruled and knights and dukes once displayed valor. But their main purpose was to provide security and vantage points in times of attack. Story courtesy of MilitaryInGermany.com read more at http://militaryingermany.com/germany-world-class-castles
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Location: Neuschwanstein St 20, 87645 Schwangau. Just over 4 hours southeast of Wiesbaden.
1. Neuschwanstein Castle
2. Reichsburg Cochem Castle
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Located in South Germany, Neuschwanstein is one of the most famous and most photographed castles in the world. It attracts more than 1.3 million tourists every year and is said to have been the inspiration of the Walt Disney’s Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty Castles. This masterpiece of “Mad” King Ludwig of Bavaria was built between 1869 and 1892. As it was a time when castles no longer had strategical and defense tactics, this romantic palace was built for pleasure. It served as the king’s private summer retreat. Being a great admirer of the German composer Richard Wagner, the enchanting castle was built in Wagner’s honor with many interior rooms inspired by Wagner’s opera characters. Though the castle has a retro medieval design, the eccentric king made sure to include the modern technologies of the day, such as flushing toilets and heating. Open Hours: October 16 to March 27: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. ; March 28 to October 15: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Closed: January 1; December 24, 25 and 31
furniture. Castle tours are in German and free translation sheets are available in 12 languages (including in English). Open Hours: March to November: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. During winter months, the castle is open only on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays with a limited number of tours. Location: Schloßstraße 36 , 56812 Cochem. Directions: Approximately one hour 30 minutes west of Wiesbaden. 3. Heidelberg Castle
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Cochem Castle that towers over the scenic town of Cochem is the largest hill castle on the Moselle River. It was built around 1000 A.D. and was nearly destroyed in 1689 by the troops of French King Louis XIV. Cochem was once a defensive castle which was said to have housed as many as 40,000 knights at one time. After the French invasion, the castle remained in ruins for 180 years. The reconstruction of the castle (what is seen today) in a Neo-Gothic style began in 1868 by the Berlin businessman Louis Ravené. There are medieval banquets (Knight’s Meal), medieval castle festivals, gourmet festivals, Christmas and cultural events, and the Sparkling Wine gala. Additionally. visitors can see inside the palace an impressive display of Renaissance and Baroque
French. Surrounding an inner courtyard, the castle consists of several buildings which represent different periods of German architecture. English tours are available daily. The interior of the castle can be visited only as part of a guided tour. Open Hours: Courtyard: 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. (last entry: 5:30 p.m.) Big Wine Barrel: 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. (last entry: 5:50 p.m.) Pharmacy Museum: 10 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. (last entry: 5:10 p.m.) Location: Schlosshof 1, 69117 Heidelberg. Directions: Approximately 1 hour south of Wiesbaden. 4. Hohenzollern Castle
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The picturesque, romantic palace that lies above the Neckar River has attracted millions of tourists over the years, including Mark Twain. The famous castle in ruins is among one of the most important Renaissance structures north of the Alps. The first parts of the castle were constructed around 1300 and it was completed by 1764. The once Gothic masterpiece was destroyed several times through the centuries. It was hit twice by lightening and then finally reduced to ruins in the late 17th century by the
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Located just one hour outside of Stuttgart. All visits are guided tours only, which are also available in English. Open Hours: Open daily: 10 a.m.5:30 p.m. November 1 to March 15: 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Location: 72379 Burg Hohenzollern Directions: Approximately 3 hours south of Wiesbaden.
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2010 Smart FourTwo Passion, Smart Four Two Passion Smart Car, Ramstein Air Base (RMS) 66877 Ramstein-Miesenbach Germany, $4300.00, email: reiththe stud@gmail.com 2010 Toyota Corolla "S" Sport Sedan, $14,695, US spec, Automatic, Cloth Seats, Cruise Control, Power Glas Sunroof, Alloy Wheels, Perfect Condition, Call: 0176-22730967, Email: info@euro peanmotors.org, Web: http:// www.europeanmotors.org 2010 Volkswagen GTI, 2.0L Turbo 200HP, Sport Hatch, automatic, gas, Dark Grey Metallic, GTI Cloth Interior, $15.995, contact mark@americanmotors.net, 017693136972 2011 Mercedes ML300 Turbo Diesel, €23,000, Grand Edition model with many extras. Ride in style for 1/4 the price of a new ML. excellent condition, contact: email: papyporsche@aol.com 2011 MINI Countryman "S" ALL4, $23,795-, US SPEC, Automatic, Leather, Cruise Control, Alloy Wheels, All Wheel Drive, Glass Sunroof, Excellent Condition, Call:0176 22730967, Email: info@ europeanmotors.org, Web:http:// www.europeanmotors.org
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2006 Pontiac G6 Silver. Four door sedan, automatic, very good condition. One owner, only 59k miles, well maintained. New tires, 2003 BMW 318i 143,412km/ brakes, struts, tune up, etc. Land89,112miles Excellent condition. stuhl LRMC. $6,500. Contact: New top-rated all-season tires. 017623632497 or alanasciuto@ gmail.com $6100. absheres@ymail.com
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2012 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon, 3.6L, V6, 285 HP, 49,209 miles, SUV, manual, gas, Silver Metallic, Dark Slate Grey interior, $29,995, contact mark@americanmo tors.net, 0176-93136972
2013 Nissan Altima, 3.5L V6 240HP, Sedan, 24,300 miles, automatic, gas, storm blue, black premium cloth interior, $20,995, contact mark@americanmo tors.net, 0176-93136972
2012 Nissan Maxima, 3.5L, V6, 290HP, Sedan, 24,250 miles, automatic, gas, Deep Purple, Beige Cloth interior, $23,495, contact 2012 BMW 328i Hardtop Conver- mark@americanmotors.net, 0176tible, $28,995, US Spec, Manual, 93136972 Leather, Cruise Control, Heated 2012 Toyota Rav4 "Limited" V6 Seats, Alloy Wheels, Navigation SUV with AWD, $24,695, US System, Perfect Condition, Call: spec, Automatic, Cruise Control, 0176-22730967, Email: info@euro Power Seat, Alloy, Navigation, peanmotors.org, Web: http:// Glass Sunroof, Perfect Condition, www.europeanmotors.org Call: 0176-22730967, Email: info@ 2012 GMV Acadia, 3.6L V6 europeanmotors.org, Web: http:// 288HP, 63,764 miles, automatic, www.europeanmotors.org
2013 Toyota Avalon, 3.5L, V6, 268HP, Crimoson metallic, Black leather interior, $25,995, contact mark@americanmotors.net, 017693136972
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Gas, black metallic, grey leather, $24,995, contact mark@american motors.net, 0176-93136972 2012 Hyundai Elantra, 1.8L, Sedan, 48,050 miles, automatic, gas, Grey Metallic, Grey Leather interior, $15,995, contact mark@ americanmotors.net, 017693136972 2012 Jeep Liberty, 3.7L, V6, 210HP, SUV, 23,598 miles, gas, Black Metallic, $24,995, contact mark@americanmotors.net, 017693136972 2012 Jeep Patriot, 2.0L, 158HP, SUV, 16,961 miles, automatic, gas, Silver Metallic, Dark Slate Grey interior, $15,495, contact mark@americanmotors.net, 017693136972 I have a Fantastic Range of Tires in Stock at Great Prices, €, 0631/ 91572
2013 Toyota Highlander, 2.7L, SUV, 17,109 miles, automatic, gas, Grey Metallic, Grey Cloth interior, $26,495, contact mark@ americanmotors.net, 017693136972
2013 Toyota Rav4, 2.5L, SUV, 14,837 miles, automatic, gas, Red Candy Metallic, Grey Cloth interior, $22,995, contact mark@ameri 2012 Volvo XC60, 3.2L, V6, SUV, canmotors.net, 0176-93136972 32,059 miles, automatic, gas, Black Metallic, Black Premium 2014 Ford Mustang 5.0 GT/CS Leather, $29,495, contact mark@ Coupe, $28,895, US Spec, Manuamericanmotors.net, 0176- al, Leather, Power Seats, Alloy Wheels, California Special Pack, 93136972 Perfect Condition, Call: 01762013 Audi A3 Quattro, 2.0L, 22730967, Email: info@european 220HP, 6,788 miles, automatic, li- motors.org, Web: http://www.euro ke new, $34,995, contact mark@ peanmotors.org americanmotors.net, 01762014 Ford Mustang GT, 5.0L, V8, 93136972 405HP, Coupe, manual, gas, Gun 2013 Dodge Dart, 2.0L 160, Se- Metal Grey, Black Premium Leadan, 36,591 miles, automatic, ther interior, $32,495, contact gas, grey metallic, Diesel Grey mark@americanmotors.net, 0176Cloth interior, $15,495, contact 93136972 mark@americanmotors.net, 01762014 MINI Countryman JCW 93136972 ALL4, Blue, $34900, 12821 miles, 2013 Ford Focus, 2.0L i4, Hatch- Manufacturer Warranty, Automaback, 23,642 miles, automatic, tic, Panoramic Sunroof, Leather, gas, deep cherry red, Dark Slate Navigation, Auto Climate, Xenon Grey interior, $14,995, contact Lights, Heated Seats, Rain Sense mark@americanmotors.net, 0176- Wipers, Upgraded Sound System. Call or text 017680420465 93136972
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Chevrolet HHR LT, 2009, Mileage 78000 mi, Options Air Conditioning, All Season Tires, Pwr mirrors, Power locks, Power seat, Power windows, Alloy wheels, Body Sedan Doors 5, Engine 2.2L 4cyl, Auto, Patriot Military Sales 2015.5 Volvo XC60 T5, This beauTel: +49 (0) 631 357 8231 tiful XC60 T5 Premier Drive-E is very well equipped and awaiting Chrysler PT Cruiser, diesel, 2.2l, your test drive at our Kaiserslau- standard, AC, no rust, no accitern showroom. Some of the fea- dent, 190000k, winter+summer titures on this car are: Laminated res, leather seats w/heat, panoramic roof, Leather seating pet+smoke free, 5l on 100km, surfaces, Heated front & rear €2500, stefandsanya@gmail.com seats, Rear park assist camera, or 0151-45261009 Park assist front and rear, BLIS, 0631 351700, 0171 7554004, in Daihatsu silver met, 4 door, 5 speed, 1.0 LTR , year 2002 air fo@capitolmotors.com cond, summer tire and winter tiAudi 100 V6 Automatic in best res, CD player, ABS, air bags, $ condition and new Inspection, Au- 1100, and we deliver, if you have di automatic V6 inspection, any cars for dispose of, accident, $3000, phone: 015123019073, Non operational, we remove it for email: valentin_jentsch@ya you, email for info ddundkk@hot hoo.com mail.de BMW 320d touring, HU 04/2017, Automatic transmission, 110 kW For Sale 2010 Mercedes Benz C (150 PS), Diesel, FR 05/2004, 300 U.S. Specs. Automatic Trans170,000 km, full leather grey, Acci- mission All Weather Tires Accident-free, full serice history, full dent Free 63,000 Miles (99,000 equipment, all comfort, Negotia- KM) All inspections by the Mecedes Dealer $16,500.00, 06155ble €8700, call 0176-62056022 6740 redcyn@t-online.de BMW 320i sport automatic Xenon angel eyes leather, BMW 320i Ford Ka - Model 2004, €1380, ste Ford automatic sport, 63741 Aschaffen- fandsanya@gmail.com, burg Germany, $3500, email: 140.000km, silver, 5speed, very clean. Great car for the winter, the_skyking@ymail.com new winter tires, front-wheel BMW 520 I E- 39 4 DOOR drive, phone calls 0152-06786080 GREEN MET AUTOMATIAC KMS 226 000 AIR COND ALL ELEC Good Year Ultra Grip Winter TiWINDOWS LOCKS MIRROWS res with steel rims, 175/65 R14. SUNROOF POWER STERING Excellent condition used one winABS $ 1850 OBO, 90, $1850 ter. Rims 4x100. $175; Call: 0162OBO, email: ddundkk@hotmail.de 297-2951
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AUTOS All ads & pics on www.FindItGuide.com Hyundai Accent, GLS, 4, door, automatic, ABS, power stering, 1.4 LTR, $1550, if you have any car for dispose of, accident, non operational, we remove it for you.Email ddundkk@hotmail.de Intake manifold, never used, for a civic type R or a Acura Acura RSX type S PRC $120, isabell_1_98@yahoo.com or 017622987498 MERC BENZ E-280 V-6 YEAR 21 / 11 / 2001 SILVER WAGAN / COMBI 2.8 LTR AUTOMATIAC AIR COND CC HEADED SEATS PRICE EUROS 2000. EVERY THING WORKS KEYLESS ENTRY ELEC WINDOW LOCKS MIRROWS ALI RIMS ALWEATHER TIRES ABS POWER STERING TILT STERING WHEEL AIR BAGS, 90, €2000, email: ddundkk@hot mail.de Mercedes 190 E Recaro, Mercedes Recaro cheap, $2300, phone: 06021-3624440, email: hincusil via@gmail.com Mercedes Benz GLK All weather tires, All weather tires and wheels, 67685 Weilerbach Germany, $550.00, phone: 06374-9372041, email: robertharrington37@ gmail.com Mitsubishi Cosama, 1.6ltr, green, 4-door, 5-speed, ABS, power stearing, German TÜV till Jan 2017, my phone is 0175-3213199, $1500, ddundkk@hotmail.de
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Collection of leather bound, signed by the author, 1st edition books, mint cond. Over 100 different books. Authors include: Norman Mailer, William F. Buckley, Joseph Heller, Elie Wiesel, Donald Mc Dunne, John Updicke, Tom Wolfe, etc. $ 15.000 - serious inquiries only! Call: 0631-940213 or 0151-270-19822 Cooks 10 Eggs at Once, Nonstick 4egg Poaching Tray, 3egg Omelet Tray, Brush. Stainl.Steel Lid, On/Off Switch, Audible Alert, Standby Mode, Easy Cleanup, 2Egg Holders, Beaker with Piercing Pin, User Guide, Orig. Box, chefsteven2015@gmail.com Craftsman Gas Lawn Mower, $150, 2 years old Please contact goworko_99505@yahoo.com Drinking Cup.Stainless Steel.350 ml.Dishwasher Safe.WMF, Germa ny.chefsteven2015@gmail.com Egg Cooker. Cooks 10 Eggs at Once, Nonstick 4egg Poaching Tray, 3egg Omelet Tray, Brush. Stainl. teelLid, On/Off Switch, Audible Alert, Standby Mode, Easy Cleanup, 2Egg Holders, Beaker with Piercing Pin, User Guide, Orig. Box.chefsteven2015@gmail Equipment Inspector Wanted, phone: 00353879272718, email: djkelly@ironplanet.com ESPRIT Curtains 19Euro each in very good condition, Pick up in Hochspeyer or on Kleber Kaserne Cell 0175-6298926 Fissler Skillet Non-Stick. 24cm Diameter. Fissler, Germany. Like New. bethmary100@gmail.com Foldable Dolly. Very Sturdy. Used twice. bethmary100@ gmail.com For Sale, €150, ysamek@google mail.com, German 220, Whirlpool front loader washing machine. Please after 1700 hrs. 01638853574 German Beerstein. Kaiserslautern and famous German Cities Design. Pewter Lid. 9.5"High. Bottom is a little chipped (don't see it if Displayed On ly).chefsteven2015@gmail.com Heart Rate Monitor with Chest Strap. Polar.0537. bethmary100@ gmail.com
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Size: 48Color: Black Condition: Twin stroller, €290, Like New (worn only once) 017699999996, jas1976dav@yahoo.com bethmary100@gmail.com Small grey felt shoulder bag with mushroom design, perfect gift, €20 jenniferwilking@hotmail.com Storage Glass with Lid.14cm High, 7cm Diameter. bethmary100@gmail.com Striped hand-made felt shoulder bag, large, trend colors, perfect gift, €30, jenniferwilking@hot mail.com
Old Sewing Machine, $150.00, Super Mario Kart Wii Reversible phone: 017684658955, email: throw. Fitted sheet pillow case spvendor@gmail.com and lining. Never used. Paid over Org. Thomas Sabo Charm, price $100, asking $65,017622987498. new was 49€, never used, was a Swarovski Pegasus - From the bday present, selling price €20, 1998 "Fabulous Creatures" Sefor pics please see classries. Retired in 1998, Asking world.com, s.vogl75@web.de $500.Ph. 06374/944828 Paper Cutter. Cuts Paper, Carton and Photos. Very Sturdy. Orig. Tank Top USA Size:S Material:100%Polyester Condition: New Box. bethmary100@gmail.com Brand: Nike bethmary100@ Porcelain dolls, over 100 to choogmail.com se from, all dressed. Price Obo Target practice, eco warrior Call: 0176-90796039 Santa Claus Christmas Boxer shoulder bag, hand-made felt, enShorts & Hat.Red.100% Polyes- vironmentally friendly bag made ter.Size M. New. bethmary100@ using only wool, water and soap, €25, jenniferwilking@hotmail.com gmail.com Set of three pink vases, different shapes but matching in color, perfect for shabby-chic feature or to upcycle. €10, jenniferwilking@hot mail.com
The Swarovski Pierrot measures 8". This is the first edition of "Masquerade" series. Retired in 1999. isabell_1_98@yahoo.com
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phone: Various KIDS Movies for sale 3 email: Euro each except for the Thomas the train ones (they are new in package) 5$ each. Pick up in Hochspeyer or meet me on Kleber Kaserne Phone: 01756298926 Villeroy&Boch Large Cup. No Cracks, No Chips. bethmary100@ gmail.com Vintage Classic Video game from Mattel - Classic Baseball. A must Unwanted Gift: Necklace. 27" have for the collection. Still works Adjustable Strap. Native Amerigreat. $20 brethelenius@google can. NEW. bethmary100@ mail.com gmail.com Unwanted Gift: Serving Plate. Vintage handheld video game Stainless Steel. 16.5"x12". from Coleco. Alien Attack is a classic and a must have for every bethmary100@gmail.com game collection! in great scape. Unwanted Gift: WMF Latte MacRuns on 4C batteries. $20 brethele ciato Glass with Stainless Steel nius@googlemail.com Holder. Orig. Box. NEW. Wallet Black. Leather. Several bethmary100@gmail.com Unwanted Gift: Jewelry/Gift Box. Compartments. 5"x3.5". NEW. Native American. Handcrafted. bethmary100@gmail.com Leather.4". NEW.bethmary100@ Western Leather Belt. For Waistline up to 32". bethmary100@ gmail.com gmail.com Winter Hat. Without Labels and Tags.bethmary100@gmail.com WMF 6 Lids for Glasses with hole for straw.2 Blue, 2 Yellow, 2 Orange. Orig. Box. New. bethmary100@gmail.com WMF Chef's Knife. Blade:Forged Unwanted Gift: WMF Bottle Stop- Special Blade Steel.Handle:Stainper. Metal. Durable. NEW. less Steel.Made in Germany.Orig. Box.NEW.bethmary100@ bethmary100@gmail.com gmail.com Various Boy-Clothes Sizes: 4 - 6 in excellent condition. Pick up in WMF Flexi Whisk with SilicoSteel.Hanging Hochspeyer or on Kleber Kaser- ne.Stainless ne. Phone: 0175-6298926 Each Loop.27cm.NEW.bethmary100@ item is 3 Euro / Pajamas 5 EUro gmail.com each. WMF Mini Shaker. Glass with Steel Shaker Villeroy&Boch Dish Set, V+B Stainless Box.NEW. Glass Dish Set, Germany, $14, Lid.2"High.Orig. bethmary100@gmail.com email: bethmary100@gmail.com WMF Spatula. 13". Heat ResiHAUS BELSBACH stant up to 270C.Hanging Kennel for dogs and cats Loop.NEW.bethmary100@ gmail.com Phone 0611-421185 Wood Box with Slide Cell 01573-5283573 Lid.11"x3.5". bethmary100@ Silvia Pässler Auf der Aulenkaut 12 a · 65199 Wiesbaden gmail.com Super Mario kart lunch cooler, $8,017622987498 X-mas Tin 3pc. 10", 9" and 6.5". Nestable. NEW. bethmary100@ gmail.com
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Comfortingly scary at Dynamikum Magic, dancing, children’s face painting and much more awaits you during Dynamikum’s fright night on Friday, October 21, 2016. From 7 p.m. until midnight, expect to be greeted by ghosts, monsters, witches and other scary highlights. Also included this year will be a real magician, balloon artists, Passion for Dance, Horror-Hands, stacking in the dark, chilled drinks and creepily delicious snacks. Admittance: 6 Euro, 3 Euro in full costume
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FURNITURE All ads & pics on www.FindItGuide.com 2013 pair of lazy chairs, leather white. €230 for both chairs. Like new condition. Please contact Nathalie at macarthurnathalie@ gmail.com 3 & 2 Seat Couches, €500.00, parwk@superkabel.de 3 Barstools, wood with fabric-covered seats, $150.00, email: ter ri.vincent@hotmail.com 6 Drawer Dresser. Silbereiche Nachbildung.Lots of Storage Space.55"W. x 17.5"D. x 33"H.Great Conditi on.bethmary100@gmail.com American Bedroom Set, €190, (or make offer), consisting of dresser with 3part mirror, and 2 night tables, solid oak with brass handles, very beautiful 06302-5554 fran cuml@yahoo.com Antique 100 yr.old German china cabinet, matching dining table with 4 chairs. See photo on KA classifieds web page. Contact Eric and Mia at 06375-9949674, €950, eyates9761@aol.com Antique Brittany French Bench for 300$, antique French Louis XIV Schrank 650$, antique German dark oak buffet $500 Call 06374-991073 pls leave message Antique English Book Case, $75, 45 inches high, 11 inches deep, 29 inches wide. Curved Door with Glass Insets. Side Panels with Glass Insets, 2 Glass Shelves. Buyer Must Pick Up. Please Call 0159 0297 6140. Antique French Louis XIV Schrank $650. Call 06374-991073 pls leave amessage. Antique reproduction secretary desk. See photos on KA classifieds web page. Contact Eric and Mia at 06375-9949674, €120, eyates9761@aol.com Antique table with corner seat and secrtary cabinet, Antique table old secretary cabinet, Hoehstrasse 86 66887 Jettenbach Germany, €2.000- €, phone: 0049151-18213905, email: pe ter.jentzsch@steuler-kch.de
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Have fun with the locals BOOK FAIR Wed, Oct 19 Frankfurt, Messe
Frankfurt’s international book fair(Buchmesse), the world’s largest event of the publishing industry, attracts thousands of visitors from across the globe every single year, presenting the newest technologies, movies and books of all genres between October 19 and 23. Tickets are available from €19. For more information go to www.frankfurt.de
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EVENTS Exhibition ‘Juxtaposition’ Thu, Oct 13 Wiesbaden, Kunst-Schaefer Lea Schweikhard und Bastian Piejko present their newest art exhibition ‘Juxtaposition’ at Kunst-Schaefer in Wiesbaden from October 13 to November 19. Admission is free. For more info go to www.wiesbaden.de A table s’il vous plait Thu, Oct 13 Mainz, Haus Burgund See an exhibition of pictures capturing the spirit of France, especially their culinary culture including wine, cheese and liquor at Haus Burgund in Mainz until November 4. Admissions is free. For more information go to www.mainz.de Kids crafting - Let’s Build a Guitar Thu, Oct 13 Hochheim, Familienzentrum Mamma Mia Get crafty at the Familienzentrum Mamma Mia in Hochheim on October 13 from 3:30 p.m. & help your children build a guitar using different materials and creative techniques. Please register in advance. Admission costs €7. For more info go to www.hochheim.de Oktoberfest im Brauwerkstadl Fri, Oct 14 Bad Kreuznach, Pfingstwiese Visit the Pfingstwiese in Bad Kreuznach for an authentic Oktoberfest experience including live music
and traditionally brewed beer between October 14 and 15. Admission costs €20. For more information go to www.bad-kreuznach.de Apple festival Sat, Oct 15 Neu-Anspach, Hessenpark Apple season is upon us and the Hessenpark in Neu-Anspach knows exactly how to celebrate: their annual apple fair and market will take place on October 15 and 16 including regional delicacies and more for the whole family. Admission costs €8.50 per adult. For more info go to www.hessenpark.de Movie: Seven Women Wed, Oct 19 Frankfurt, MalSehnKino Seven Women, John Ford’s last movie, about China during the 1930s, first came out in 1966. MalSehnKino in Frankfurt is screening it on October 19 from 6 p.m. as part of their series “No Future without a Past.” Admission costs €7. For more information go to www.malsehnkino.de Make up workshop Wed, Oct 26 Frankfurt, Das Kosmetikstudio Learn how to contour and do your own or your friends’ make up like a professional during a 3.5 hour workshop at Das Kosmetikstudio in Frankfurt on October 26 from 6:15 p.m. Admission for the workshop is €99, including food, drinks and supplies. For more information go to www.frankfurter-stadtevents.de
Federweisser wine festival Fri, Oct 21 Rüdesheim am Rhein, old city center Federweisser is very young, sweet and cloudy wine that is low in alcohol and only available in October before it ages any further. Rüdesheim am Rhein invites you to their annual Federweisserfest in the city center from October 21 to 23 for an exclusive tasting along with live music. Admission is free. For more info go to www.ruedesheim.de Prisoner meal Fri, Oct 21 Rüdesheim am Rhein, Bollesje Live like a prisoner for one night and enjoy a fun evening with friends including a four-course dinner (using neither forks nor knives), costumes and prison-guard servers that might just put you in solitary confinement if you don’t eat up at Restaurant Bollesje on October 21. Admission costs €59, all-inclusive. For more info go to www.kulturland-rheingau.de Exhibition: BODY WORLDS Sun, Oct 23 Aachen, Event center If you are fascinated by the human body and want to learn more, especially about the human heart, don’t miss this extraordinary exhibition Körperwelten in Aachen on October 23 and learn about the human body, health and disease, and the intricate world of the cardiovascular system. Exhibition opens are 9 a.m. Ticket price is €19 for adults and €13 for children. For more info go to www.koerperwelten.com
CONCERTS The Lion and The Wolf Fri, Oct 21 Wiesbaden, Schlachthof See The Lion and The Wolf live during their tour across Europe at Schlachthof in Wiesbaden on October 21 from 7:30 p.m. Songwriter Matze Rossi opens the show. Admission costs €15. For more info go to www.schlachthof-wiesbaden.de Memphis May Fire Sat, Nov 19 Frankfurt, Sankt Peter On Sat November 19, see bands play such as Memphis May Fire, Silverstein & The Devil Wears Prada. Rock the night away. Ticket price is €58. Get them quick as there are limited tickets. Event starts at 7:15 p.m. For more info go to www.eventful.com SPORTS Soccer Sun, Oct 16 Frankfurt, Stadion am Brentanobad 1FFC Frankfurt’s women’s soccer team will play against FF USV Jena on October 16 from 11 a.m. at the Stadion am Brentanobad in Frankfurt. Tickets cost €9.50. For more info go to www.frankfurt.de Ice Hockey Fri, Oct 21 Mannheim, SAP Arena Watch a thrilling ice hockey game on October 21. Iserlohn Roosters will play against Mannheim Adlers from 7:30 p.m. Ticket price starts at €13. For more information go to www.saparena.de
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FURNITURE
Cabinet with 5 Adjustable Shelves. Lots of Storage Space. 44"H.x42"W. x14.5" Deep. bethmary100@gmail.com
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Complete German Water Bed Luna- 12 Years Old, May need one of two new water mattresses.It's disesembled. Must Pick up. Please contact: goworko_99505@yahoo.com
E-Center with Sideboard and Highboard, $750.00, email: joecioc ca@yahoo.com or telephone 0175/ 8404606 or 0151/26961333
Carved Oak Schrank, Spesbach 66882 Huetschenhausen Germany, $300.00, email: joeciocca@ya Cherrywood Coffee Table and hoo.com or telephone 0175/ End Table Set, $250.00, Akdippoli Coffee Table, unusual teardrop 8404606 or 0151/26961333 to@yahoo.com shaped coffee table, near Ramstein AB, $20, phone: Brown Corduroy Upholstered 01715627919, email: $150.00, spvendor@ beckerdan1@hotmail.com Chair, $25, Buyer Must Pick Up. Clock, gmail.com Please Call 0159 0297 6140, German Wall Unit, 66879 KottweiState of the art dental treatments with ler-Schwanden Germany, a team of specialists under 1 roof! $300.00, email: terri.vincent@hot mail.com Teeth cleaning, crowns & bridges, pediatric dentistry & much more… Emergency care available 24/7 Couch Relax Chair, €199, great Nitrous oxide furniture use as a relax chair or Vat forms accepted bed diff moves, cover washable, TRICARE English spoken Preferred Provider like new, was new 398 euro at moebel martin, from a smoke and Wilhelmstrasse 60 pet free home, cell 015165183 Wiesbaden Phone 0611-5 05 99 80 45261009 stefandsanya@ www.my-dentist-wiesbaden.de gmail.com
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Couch set, €900, stefandsanya@ gmail.com
German Double bed with two twin-sized mattresses, bed is 15 yrs old but mattresses only 2 years. Used as guest bed. Ramstein AB, $150.00, phone: 01715627919, email: beckerdan1@hotmail.com
Glass Door Clothes Schrank, Spesbach 66882 Huetschenhausen Germany, $200.00, email: joe ciocca@yahoo.com or telephone 0175/8404606 or 015126961333
Glass Door Storage Schrank, $100.00, email: joeciocca@ya hoo.com or telephone 0175/ 8404606 or 0151/26961333
Landhaus (Country Style) Closet / Schrank / WardrobeIdeal for Entrance Lobby or Guest Bedroom Modern Production - 2 Years Old Couch Set, Huetschenhausen Natural Glazed Wood Size: 56 x Germany, $750.00, phone: 0175/ 150 x 180 cm Ready for Viewing 8404606, email: joeciocca@ya and Collection Mainz-Kostheim €250 ono, crozier@arcor.de hoo.com
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U.S. Embassy Paris Executive Dining Room (both events)
Pre-Retirement Seminar Information Booth
11:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m. 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Oct 26
Ramstein Air Base Building 2120, Room 207 (both events)
Pre-Retirement Seminar Information Booth
11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Oct 26
Ramstein High School Media Center
Information Booth
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Oct 27
U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart Panzer Exchange Lobby
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AFRICOM Kelley Barracks (Stuttgart) Building 3313 Rooms 115/116
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Oct 28
American Consulate – Frankfurt Room F201 Cafeteria
Pre-Retirement Seminar Information Booth
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FURNITURE All ads & pics on www.FindItGuide.com Kids' Bed Kelkheim, IKEA children's reversible bed KURA. Can easily be converted from a regular bed with a high frame (to add a curtain or net around it for the princess bed look) to a high bed (six years and up). Is made from pine, panels are white/blue and can be flipped to show the desired color.Excellent shape! Sold without mattress, bedding or decorations. Product dimensions: Length: 78 3/8 " Width: 41 3/8 " Height: 45 5/8 " phone: 06195 9875381 email: daniela truben bach@gmail com Large 4 Section Closet (Schrank), $250, 7ft 4in by 11ft 5in (3 sections are 3ft 3in wide, 1 section is 1ft 8in wide). Two Clothes Hanging Rails, Many Shelves. We will help take apart. Buyer Must Pick Up. Please Call 0159 0297 6140
Oak table with extra leaf to extend table. Has unique carvings. Must pick up. Not able to deliver. Location Rodenbach $400, 017622987498 or isabell_1_98@ya hoo.com
JOB OPPOTUNITY: New Parent Support Home Visitor Kaiserslautern, Baumholder, Hohenfels BSN RN or LCSW or LMFT Previous experience with at risk populatiSolid rustic oak dining room, ons, including families and child€500, (or make offer) cabinet ren. Please submit resumes to:khil 3,80m long, table 2m long with 8 liard@sterlingmedcorp.com or One Each 2&3-Seat Couches, sharmon@sterlingmedcorp.com €500.00. Like new from smoke & chairs. Hel-Sus80@gmx.de pet-free home, anthracite-colored Tall Storage Cupboard/Cabinet. cloth front & back. New price 2 Doors.5 Adjustable Shelves.Sil1450€ asking 500€. Pick up in Sie- bereiche Nachbildung.194cm H. x gelbach. Call 06301-7988092 af- 72cm W. x 36cm D.Lots of Storater 8PM. parwk@superkabel.de ge Space.Great Conditi on.bethmary100@gmail.com Small Utility Schrank, $80.00, email: joeciocca@yahoo.com or telephone 0175/8404606 or 0151/ 26961333
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White IKEA Twin Trundle Beds w/ Mattresses, $175, Buyer Must Pick Up. Please Call 0159 0297 6140. White luxus designer couch, 37in W X 82in L, asking $875.00 or BO. Excellent condtion. More inRace Car Bed, Twin, solid wood, fo, please after 1700 hrs. Cell color blue, Length: 234 cm/92.13" 01638853574 Width: 102 cm/40.16" Height at Wooden bookshelf. See photo highest point: 63 cm/24.80" fits on KA classifieds web page. Conmattress size 200 x 90 cm, buyer tact Eric and Mia at must be able to pick up. $80 obo 063759949674, $150, Call/text 015204445052 eyates9761@aol.com
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