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July 2008 Volume 1, Issue 5Times
Official Newsletter of the Legend Oaks II Homeowners Association
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Ask The Board: Thismonthwehaveacoupleofissues,bothofwhichhavecomeupontheYahoogroup. Ifyouarenotyetamemberofthe group, I encourage you to sign up:be among the first to know what’s going onandbeapartof the conversation tohelp make your community a better place to live. . Learn more at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/legendoaksneighbors/. Subscribebysendinganemailtolegendoaksneighbors-subscribe@yahoogroups.com. Please include yournameandstreetsothatwecanensureonlyneighborsaremembers. Question 1: Does Legend Oaks have a lostandfound? According to Chuck Vaughan, AssociationManagerforRealManage,anyfounditemscanbegiventothelifeguardsduring pool hours. The lifeguards willdeliver to the RealManage main office for claims. No official policy yet for when it’s not pool season, but of course you can alwayspostitemstotheYahooGroup.Asmoreandmoreresidentssignup,thiswillbe the most efficient way to communicate withyourneighbors. Question 2: What’s the status of the HOAmeeting? The new date for the meeting isThursday,July17th,2008.Note,itwasinitiallysetforanotherdateandpublishedtotheYahooGroup.Thisdatehasbeenchanged and the new date isThursday,
July17th.Signinswillstartat6pmandthe meeting will officially get underway at 6:30pm. The board encourageseveryonetoattendthemeetingtolearnaboutcurrenteventsintheHOAaswellas provide feedback to the board. For anyitemsthatarevotedon,weneedtoachieve a “quorum.” The by-laws state thatwemusthaveaminimumnumberofresidentsinattendance(orbyproxy)inordertoachieveabindingresolutionto any issues. A proxy is a form youfill out and give to a neighbor who is attending,oryoucanwriteinanyBoardMember’s name to vote for you. If you choose someone else’s name, they must bepresentattheboardmeetingfortheproxytocount.Itisimportantthateveryresident turn in your proxy. You cando this by mailing your form (whichyouwillreceiveinthemailoryoucandownloaditfromtheYahooGrouportheRealManage website) to Real Manageor you may drop it at Mary Mendoza’s house, 6001 Bel Fay Lane. Obtaining a numberofproxiesiscriticaltoachievingaquoruminareasonableperiodoftimeatthemeeting. Remember -- turn in the proxy. Even if you think you are going to make the meeting,pleaseturnintheproxy.Ifyoushowupat themeeting,yourproxy isrevoked and you can vote in person.
Green Tip of the Month Excerpted from 1,001 Ways to Save the
Earth, by Joanna Yarrow
Lusher Lawns: Longer grass retainsmoisturebetterthanshortturf,soinhotweatherletyourlawngrowtoatleast1½inchesbeforeyoucutittoavoidbrownpatchesandunnecessarywatering.
Less Speed, More Fuel: Attention all speed freaks! Driving at 50mph is 25% more fuel-efficient than driving at 70mph. And you’re much less likely to get a ticket, or worse – wrap your car around a tree!
NEW! Community Calendar If you have an event you’d like to post to thecalendar,sendanemailtoMauraThomasat [email protected]. Newsletter deadline is the 9th of the month for thefollowing month’s edition. The Coolest Race in Town! Mark your calendars for the 4thAnnual MoonlightMargarita Run, benefiting the Town Lake Trail Foundation: Thursday, August 7th, 2008,8pm. Thisevent,votedthe“coolestraceintown”willbeheldrainorshineattheAmerican Legion on Veteran’s Drive. The 5k run/walk will be followed by a Mexican-themed “fiesta” with a buffet catered byMaudie’s, adult beverages, live music, and general merrymaking. Discounted tickets areavailablenowandboththeraceandthepartysellouteveryyear.Getyoursnowbyvisitingwww.moonlightmargaritarun.com.
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Association Contact Info
HOA DirectorsMaryMendoza.........................................................ph. 301-0155............................................... mary.mendoza@haynesboone.comPhilipMahon............................................................ph. 301-1670..................................................................mooney3106@aol.comPatPoole..................................................................ph. 301-4208................................................................. [email protected] CommitteeMark Brooks............................................................ph. 394-0335..................................................................... [email protected] CommitteeMauraThomas.........................................................ph. 693-8530..................................................................maura@burgetave.comHOA RepresentativesChuck Vaughan – Association Manager.......... ph. 866-473-2573..............................................................service@realmanage.comSherryLindsey–Assist.Assoc.Manager........ ph. 866-473-2573..............................................................service@realmanage.comLO Yahoo Grouphttp://groups. yahoo.com/group/legendoaksneighbors
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Join the Legend Oaks Yahoo Group!By neighbors, for neighbors.
Don’t miss out on what’s going on in your neighborhood – sign up today! Thisgroup isagreatwaytocommunicatewithyourneighborsaboutlocalhappenings,lost&founditems,yardsales,suspiciousactivity,discussadministrativeissuesandthingstobuy,sell,share,and trade. However, ifyouhaveacomplaintorasuggestion fortheboardormanagement,theYahooGroupwillnotsubstituteforofficial notification. You can use the group to gauge interest and garner support for your suggestion, but formal notification will still havetobemadetotheboardand/ortoRealManage.TheupcomingHOA meeting is also a great place to bring up issues like this. Learnmoreathttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/legendoaksneighbors/ Subscribetoday:[email protected] owner: [email protected]
Resident Profiled inThe Austin American Statesman
Legend Oaks’ very own Jim Turney, former newsletter editorand founder of Quarry Hill Park on ConvictHillwasrecentlyfeaturedintheAAS: Fit Folks ~ Jim Turney, 75 I was 65 when I ran my first marathon,wasdiagnosedwithprostatecancer just after the second one,had seed implants that worked, ran anothermarathonandnowamintotalremission. I run daily with my 70-poundAiredale,StarSweetheart.Weaverage3.74milesperday.Ourgoalis1365 miles for the year. Last year I fell offaladder,whichcostme70miles,soIonlyhad1260milesfortheyear.Thisyearwillbemuchmore.Gettingbetter,notolder.
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Application of the KPMApproach to Children establishesan educational environment in which students are valuedunconditionally through the relationship with their teachers. Inthistrustingrelationship,thechildrencanexpresstheirinterestsand have them supported and amplified. Educated in this way, they develop the personal, intellectual, and social qualities that make forproductiveadultandcommunitylife.TheKPMApproachtoChildrenismodeledintheKPMModelSchoolinIndia,whereitoriginated,anditsapplicabilitytotheUSis demonstrated in the Institute’s KPM School in Austin, Texas.
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Legendary TimesSurrounded By Clutter? Bring Serenity to Your Life by Eliminating the Mess
By Maura Thomas Is there an area of your life that’s a mess? Your desk, your bedroom, yourcar?Probablyyouremailinbox?Youarenotalone.Mostpeoplearesurroundedbyphysicalorelectronicclutterinsomepartoftheirlife. But what many don’t recognize is that cluttered environments send sub-conscious messages to your brain. Messages that say you areoverwhelmed,stressed,andoutofcontrol.Acleanandunclutteredenvironmentisamuchmorepeacefulandsereneplacetospendtime.Even if you are not naturally an organized person, understanding these threereasonsforclutterwillhelpyoueliminatethemess.Justbeingmindful of which reasons are causing your clutter will help you work towardeliminatingthem. Reason#1:“OutofSight,OutofMind”Syndrome Many people use their desktop as a place to keep all of the things theyneedtodo.Andtheybelievethattheyhavetoleaveitout,becauseif they put it away, they will forget to do it. This results from the lack of a good system for managing information, like a paper or electronic PIM(personalinformationmanager).Sometimesjustacentralizedlistofeverythingonyourplateisallyouneedtoenableyoutoputallthe “in process” or “due soon” things away. Try a file in your drawer called “to-do” combined with a list on a bulletin board or a pad of paper on your desk. One list can substitute for each individual item to eliminate the clutter but still keep it visible. Also electronic lists
like the Task feature in Outlook or the Note section on your phone canbehelpful. Reason #2: You Are Deferring Making A Decision You may think you don’t know what to do with it, or it may just be happening too far in the future for you to know right now, but whatever the reason, you feel like you need to leave it out until you decide. In my work with individuals, one thing I have learned is that you ALWAYS know what to do with it, even if you have yourself convinced that you don’t. If you push through that feeling of “I don’t know” and try to think about it for a minute, I promise that most of thetime,youwillcomeupwithasolution.Andifyoutrainyourbrain to overcome that feeling of “ugh, I don’t want to deal with this now,” and just make a choice, the result will be much less “stuff” surroundingyou. Reason #3: It Doesn’t Have a Home Sometimes you can’t put something away because you haven’t designatedahomeforit.Ifyourecognizethattherearethingslyingaround your house in conspicuous places, find a spot in a drawer, a closet,acornerofthegarage…anywhereyoucan“store”thatitemsoitisoutofsitewillallowyourspacetobefreedfromclutterandtheunconsciousstressitcancause.
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Bonus tip:Choosefurniturewithdoors.Openfurnituresuchasshelves or cubes force you to keep the area inside neat, or be faced with the mess every time you look at it. Cabinets help because if an area is overstuffed or just messy, at least you won’t have to look at it all the time. Doors also offer the added benefit of preventing things fromneedingtobedusted. Sometimesjustraisingyourawarenessofyourhabitsandbehaviorsallows a solution to become apparent. Take a fresh look at the spaces your spend time in,personallyorprofessionally: themesson thecounter, in the corner, or on the desk, doesn’t really have to be part of your décor! Understanding the 3 reasons for clutter will help you toeliminatethem.
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Our members would like to thank the many in our community for your contributions to their recent food drive. Pushing wheel barrows, members went door to
door collecting non-perishable food items for their food pantry. They will be doing this again in the near future and encourage the neighborhood to aid them once more in their
effort to be good neighbors by ministering to the needy.
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May God bless you in the year- Pastor Ray Knowles
If you are unable to participate in any of our food drives, remember, you can always drop off your items
at the church sanctuary through the week or leave them at the front door if no one is available.
cheeseonyourpizza.Addlettuce,tomato,onionandcucumbertosandwiches.Snack on vegetables such as bell pepper strips and broccoli with a low-fat ranch dip.Top a cup of low-fat yogurt with sliced freshfruit.
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(NAPSA)-From orange peppers and green spinachtopurpleplumsandredwatermelon,eating colorful foods could leave you as apictureofhealth. The Centers for Disease Controlrecommends that everyone consume morefruitsandvegetables.Onereasonisthateatinga variety of colorful produce on a regularbasis provides a great source of vitamins,mineralsandothernaturalsubstancestohelpprotectagainstchronicdiseases. Thegoodnewsisthatinadditiontobeinghealthfulandnutritious,fruitsandvegetablescanbeeasy toadd toalmostanydiet.Trythesetips:
Add vegetables such as bell peppers,mushroomsortomatoestoyouromelet.Top toasted whole-grain bread with peanut butterandslicedbananas.Ask for more vegetable toppings and less
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Easy Ways To Eat More Fruits And VegetablesSaving Green On Your Greens Ofcourse,ifyouplantoeatmorefruitsandveggies, it could pay to also find ways to keep themfresh.Still,Americansthrowaway27billionpoundsofproduceannuallybecauseit has spoiled. That translates into about $250 worthofwastedproduceperperson. Onesolution is touseaproductsuchasProduceSaverfromRubbermaid.Thefoodcontainerscanhelpconsumersreducefoodwaste, savemoneyand livehealthier livesby keeping produce fresh up to 33 percent longerthantraditionalcontainers. Thelineisdesignedwithaventedlidthatallows produce to breathe and a tray thatelevates foodoutofmoisture.Availableatlocalretailersandgrocerystores, itcanbea smart and affordable way to incorporatemorecolorfulfruitsandvegetablesintoyourdiet.
Healthy Idea-There are ways to make produce stay fresh longer.
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Today is the day to beginpreventing osteoporosis, an age-related disorder in which bonesbecome gradually thinner, moreporousandlessabletosupportthebody. Thisconditionaffectsbothmenand women, but women usuallysuffermoreseverelybecausebonelossacceleratesrapidlyaftermenopause.Bythetimeawomanreachestheageof70,shemayhavelostasmuchas30percentofherbonedensity.Prevention is the KeyThe following lifestyle-related factorsmayleadtothedevelopmentofosteoporosis:
lack of exercisecalcium and vi tamin Ddeficiencyprolonged use of drugs,alcohol, caffeine, high-phosphate soft drinkssmoking
Thegoodnewsisthatosteoporosismay be prevented by a combination ofexerciseandgoodnutrition.Get Plenty of Exercise Weightbearingexercisescanhelppreventbonelossandmayencouragebonegrowth.Specific exercises to twist, bend, stretch and compressbonesareneededtostrengthenthecommon sites at risk: the upper arm at the shoulder,theforearmatthewrist,thethighboneatthehip,andthespine.Thisprocessis known as “bone loading.” Before beginning any exercise program,always consult your physician. If you’re given the go-ahead, start slowly and build
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•up over time.An ideal program shouldinclude bonespecific, aerobic weightbearing exercise three days per week. Weightbearing exercise includes such activities as walking and crosscountry skiing. Include a variety of exercises that willstimulateasmanydifferentbonesaspossible.Add upper-body muscle strength and endurance training two days per week. Stick with your program and work up to atleast20to30minutesofphysicalactivitya day, on most, preferably all, days of theweek. Also, think about ways to increase your daily activity, such as taking the stairs orgardening.
Eat for Stronger BonesYoucanbolsteryourbonestrengthby eating a high-calcium, high-fiber, low-fat diet. Did you know that two-thirds of yourboneiscomposedof calcium? The accompanyingchartliststherecommendeddietaryallowances(inmilligramsperday)forcalciumandvitaminDforvariousindividuals.You need vitamin D to helpmetabolizecalcium.Thebestsourceof vitamin D is the sun, but fortified milk products offer the same benefit without the risk of skin damage.You can also get a good doseof calcium from the followingsources:nuts,seeds,beansandpeasfish with bonesgreenvegetablesBones to Lasta Lifetime Bone-loading exercise and a
balanceddietareimportantcomponentsforpreventing osteoporosis. By taking care of yourbonesnow,theywillstaystrongenoughto carry you safely through a lifetime ofhealthandactivity
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