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By Todd Hunter, District 32

October is designated as National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. This important awareness campaign originated as a “Day of Unity” in 1981 to bring attention to the issue of domestic violence in communities around the country. Spearheaded by the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV), the “Day of Unity”, and subsequent awareness month, created a platform for victims, survivors and advocates to come together to give a voice to this troubling issue and offer support for those impacted by domestic violence, both directly and indirectly.

Research has shown the key to domestic violence prevention is stopping it before it begins, which is why this educational awareness month is so important. We want to share some information about domestic violence in hopes that by working together, we can break the cycle of abuse in our communities.

When it comes to domestic violence, it is important to recognize there is no such thing as a ‘typical’ victim. Domestic violence affects millions of individuals and families in the country each year regardless of economic level, ethnicity, religion, age or education. In fact, NCADV reports that one in five women and one in seven men have been a victim of severe physical violence by an intimate partner within their lifetime. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), domestic violence, or intimate partner violence, includes behaviors such as physical violence, sexual violence, threats and emotional or psychological violence. Incidents of abuse can range from a single occurrence to severe episodes over a number of years.

For those seeking help and support from domestic violence, the importance of local, state, and national programs and shelters cannot be underestimated, as indicated by a report released by the National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV). Each year, NNEDV conducts a survey of over 1,700 domestic violence programs and shelters in the United States over the course of a 24hour period. The NNEDV’s National Census of Domestic Violence Services (Census) gives an unparalleled snapshot of the number of individuals requesting services, the type of services requested, and the experiences of both victims and advocates on an average day. In 2015, the Census found that in one day, over 71,000 adults and children received services from a local shelter or program. Meanwhile, an additional 12,197 victims were unable to access necessary services due to too much demand. In addition to face-to-face support services, local, state and national domestic violence hotline staff answered calls from 21,335 victims on this very same day, which equates to almost 15 calls per minute.

In our area, there are several different organizations offering support for individuals and families impacted by domestic violence.

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The Women’s Shelter of South Texas serves victims and survivors of family violence and sexual assault living in a 12-county region of South Texas through a range of comprehensive services. These services include providing shelter, access to medical care, and basic necessities for victims, counseling services for families, resource referrals and criminal justice advocacy. The Women’s Shelter offers support 24-hours a day in person or by calling its hotline at 1-800-850-HURT or 361-881-8888. For more information about the Women’s Shelter of South Texas, please visit the organization’s website here: http://thewomensshelter.org .

In addition to the Women’s Shelter of South Texas, the Corpus Christi Police Department Victim Assistance Program provides counseling, assistance with victim’s compensation claims and legal support for victims through its Family Violence Unit. Along with victim’s services, the program also offers training and education for law enforcement on domestic violence and sexual assault issues. To learn more about the Corpus Christi Police Department Victim Assistance Program, please visit the Family Violence Unit webpage here: http:// www.cctexas.com/government/ccpd/unitsand-divisions/investigations-bureau/familyviolence-unit .

The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence also provides information on a number of national support services including domestic violence hotline information, legal organizations and resources for battered children. In addition, the NCADV offers detailed information about the affects of abuse, warning signs and statistics in order to help educate communities on the devastating impact domestic violence has on families. To access these resources, please visit NCADV’s website here: http://www.ncadv.org .

This month, please join me in remembering those who have tragically lost their life as a result of domestic violence, celebrate those who have prevailed from these violent circumstances, and find ways to connect those individually impacted by domestic violence. It is my hope that by working together, we can be a catalyst for breaking the cycle of domestic violence our community and helping those affected by abuse to have the support necessary for a safer future.

If you would like to review more about the legislature, please visit the Texas Legislature online at www.capitol.state.tx.us/ . If you have questions regarding any of the information mentioned in this week’s article, please do not hesitate to call my Capitol or District Office.

As always, my offices are available at any time to assist with questions, concerns or comments (Capitol Office, 512-463-0672; District Office; 361-949-4603).

- State Representative Todd Hunter, District 32 Rep. Hunter represents Nueces County (Part).

He can be contacted at todd.hunter@house. state.tx.us or at 512-463-0672.

Select Committee on Property Tax Reform and Relief Hearing Credited with Tax Rate Cuts Committee hears testimony in Plano Property owners from Tarrant and surrounding counties who have seen taxes on their homes and businesses skyrocket turned out in large numbers to the Senate Select Committee on Property Tax Reform and Relief’s hearing Monday in Plano at Collin County Spring Creek Campus.

Tarrant County Tax Assessor-Collector Ron Wright stated that one-third of Tarrant County’s taxing units have cut rates for the first time and credited the Senate Select committee for these results. Sen. Hancock quipped, “The committee should hold another hearing there next year and keep saving the taxpayers money!”

Dallas City Councilman Phillip Kingston noted that Dallas also cut its tax rate after a double-digit rise in property values following the committee’s stop in Arlington, Texas, in the spring. Collin County Judge Keith Self also spoke to committee members, stating that the county this year adopted the Effective Tax Rate to keep its Tax Rate in check. He noted that taxable value in Collin County grew almost 12 percent this year.

“Collin County reduced their tax rate to the effective rate of 20.84 cents, the lowest of the major Texas counties,” said Sen. Paul Bettencourt (R-Houston), who chairs the committee. “From testimony of a Dallas City Council member, it is apparent that due to the Senate Select committee’s visit to the cities of Dallas and San Antonio, both cities have finally cut their tax rates. That’s finally recognizing the obvious, because when appraisal values skyrocket, tax rates should be reduced, otherwise property taxes go through the roof.”

“The taxpayers who came to Plano today to share their experiences is appreciated,” Sen. Taylor concluded. “It’s very important that taxpayers come and make their voices heard on the tremendous growth in property tax bills, which have been rising 2.5 times faster than Texans’ paychecks.”

Plano is the seventh city the Senate Select committee has visited on the road.

“We’ve continued to hear stories about taxpayers feeling threatened that they have to sell their homes in order to pay their tax bills,” Chairman Bettencourt concluded.

“Today we’ve heard from retirees and other folks on fixed incomes who have seen their property taxes double, and that is causing taxpayers to demand change in the system.”

There is no word on when/if the committee will visit Corpus Christi.

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Arrest in PINS killing Police this week issued an arrest warrant for a man in connection with the body found at Padre Island National Seashore two weeks ago. The suspect, 48 year-old Gregorio Barrera is already in the Bexar County Jail in San Antonio on trespassing charges. The remains found on Sunday, September 25 were identified as Andres Marquez Barrera, from San Antonio who was first reported missing on September 1.

Island Police Calls 11000 block Gulf Beach Road (North Packery) 5 a.m. September 25 Sexual Assault 15800 block SPID 2 a.m. October 4 Theft $100-$750 14000 block SPID 10 a.m. October 3 Burglary of a vehicle 15800 block SPID 3 p.m. October 2 Burglary of a vehicle 14300 block SPID 3 p.m. October 1 Assault 14500 block SPID Noon October 1 Unauthorized use a motor vehicle 11100 block Gulf Beach Road 2 a.m.

October 1 Robbery 13800 block Topsail 11 p.m. September 30 Topsail Assault 14800 block Granada 1 p.m. September 30 Criminal mischief $100-$750 14300 block SPID 10 p.m. September 29 Assault 14300 block 10 p.m. September 29 Assault with injury 14700 block Whitecap 9 p.m. September 28 Unauthorized use of a heavy equipment 14000 block Rudder 2 p.m. September 28 Theft under $100 14300 block SPID 8 p.m. September 27 Burglary of a vehicle

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Interval Training: *NEW TIME - 6:30 am**, noon & 5:15 pm on Monday & Wednesday and **6:30 am** & noon only on Friday. Call certified instructor Karen Decker for location 361-9030901. High Intensity Interval Training in short spurts, all ages/levels. Tabata Style Fitness workout at own pace. $3/class or $30/15 classes. Cash/ check to COPA. For men & women. Mats & water available, or you may bring your own.Port A Duathlon Summer Series: Interested in expanding your fitness experience?

Everyone is invited to participate in this training targeted for people with moderate endurance fitness (i.e. Can run a 5k).

Consisting of a swim and run, this training will build (i.e. Get longer) as the summer goes on.

Contact Laura Derkits for more information at 713-201-3627.

Spring Forest Qigong: Moving meditation that’s a simple, efficient and effective method of activating the body’s energy system.

With the simple movements, you clear energy channels of the body and preserve wellness or accelerate healing.

It’s a way to discover the body’s natural intelligence and balance. Anyone and everyone regardless of ability, age or beliefs can practice the techniques and become healthier and happier.

It is held every Saturday at 9am, meeting at the pavilion in the Port Aransas Nature Preserve at Charlie’s Pasture located at the end of Port Street. $5 Community Pool Classes: The pool is open to the public Tuesday through Sunday from 1-6 pm.

It is open for Lap Swim and Exercise Tuesday through Friday, 7 am to 6 pm and Saturday and Sunday from noon to 6 pm.

Total Body Aquacize with AAAI Water Aerobics instructor Sally Jo Bartlett is held Tuesday through Friday at 7:30am and noon on Saturday.

Water Aerobics are held Tuesday through Friday at 12 noon Deep Water Aerobics are held Wednesday and Friday at 11 am.

It will be held at the Girl Scout hut inside the Parks and Recreation building, 739 W. Ave. A. $2.

Yoga on the Beach: This event is held the 2nd Saturday of each month. FREE! Beach Walk: Eliesha Barr will lead the walk on Port A’s beaches to hunt for treasures. Meet under the purple flag 4th Friday of each month near Horace Caldwell Pier at end of Beach St. FREE! Sunset Yoga in the Park: Stretch, let your mind relax and enjoy the natural beauty at Sunset Yoga in the Park at 7pm.

Meet certified yoga instructor Lianne Thomas for easy Hatha yoga at the Patsy Jones Amphitheater in Roberts Point Park, 301 J.C. Boulevard.

The Island Moon provides this space for Island organizations. If you are a member of a club and want to get the word out about your events and/or projects send them along and we will get them in.

Cost is $2, cash or checks may be made out to COPA (City of Port Aransas).

Bring your own mat or use one of the extras. Open to men and women.

Back to every week starting in October.

Sunset Sounds: Bring a chair, friends, food, and drink and enjoy an evening of musical entertainment as the sun sets over the Corpus Christi Ship Channel.

Series runs monthly April through October at Patsy Jones Amphitheater in Roberts Point Park.

Remaining 2016 Line-up: Oct 14: Billy Snipes, acoustic reggae, folk, rock, surf Birding on the Boardwalk: The public is invited for a free guided birding tour for anyone, novice to expert.

It is held every Wednesday at 9 am at the Leonabelle Turnbull Birding Center at end of Ross Ave. in Port Aransas.

Expert local guide Nan Dietert imparts her knowledge that inhabit or visit the birding center.

Tower and a handicapped accessible walkway give plenty of opportunities to see fowl, animal, flora and fauna.

Held all year weekly courtesy of Port Aransas Parks and Recreation Department.

Nature Walk: Join a Naturalist for walk through trails at the Port Aransas Nature Preserve at Charlie’s Pasture located at end of Port Street.

The walk is held the first and third Fridays of the month.

Meet at Preserve pavilion at 11am for the free event.

Port A RPG Game Night: Port Aransas Parks and Recreation is offering a game night for high school and college student, ages 16 and older.

In a controlled environment, gamers will play Pathfinder, Star Wars RPG and Mutants and Masterminds.

It is held every Friday and Saturday, 4:30pm to close, in the Girl Scout hut inside Parks and Recreation building, 739 W. Ave. A..

There is no charge to attend.

Marlin Academy Afterschool Program: Registration information for children at HG Olsen Elementary School will begin Monday, Aug. 8. Forms will be available at Parks & Rec office and City Hall. Registration will be considered complete when form and payment are turned in. Call Marlin Academy Director Ken Yarbrough at 749-4158 Port Aransas Running Club: Tuesdays, 6-7pm, WILL RESUME IN FALL. Contact Karen Decker 361-9030901 or karen@karendecker.com.

Be sure to include a brief description of what your organization does and a contact person for those interested in joining.

Send the info to editor@islandmoon.com and we will include it. Or call us at 949-7700.

Padre Island Antique Classic Car Club (PIACCC) is open to all vehicles 25 years and older: Antique, Classic, Roadsters, Hot Rods, etc; who would like to meet to plan meetings, socials, rallies, tours, car shows on and around the Island.

Please contact piaccarclub@aol.com for information on the upcoming meeting. Please include your contact information and the type of car owned.

to The Island. All meetings are open to the public and the public is invited to address the committee during the public comment period.

Padre Island Business Association. The association is a not-for-profit organization whose primary purpose is to advertise and promote Padre/Mustang Islands, Flour Bluff and Corpus Christi while advancing the interests of the business community. It is managed by a 9-member board of directors.

A membership luncheon is held on the 2nd Thursday of each month at The Veranda starting at noon. Mixers are held on the 3rd Tuesday of the month. The association annually has two fundraising events – Taste of the Island in the fall and a Wine Tasting in the spring.

P.I.E. Padre Island Enrichment Club is a ladies only social club open to all owners/ residents of North Padre. We hope to enrich our members through social activities and community involvement and we have A LOT Padre Island Dog Owners Group (PI DOG). of FUN in the process. We have monthly Also, please note that the Obedience Club luncheons (2nd Friday) along with groups of will have Classes starting Sept. 13th. at the bunco, bridge, spades, craft club and book Coastal Community and Teachers Credit clubs. We also have social events throughout Union on Saratoga. We have changed our class the year including a monthly “Happy Hour” designations- We now have STAR Puppy, where the guys join in. We enjoy raising Obedience 1 (CGC), Obedience 2 (CGCA), money for scholarships for local graduating Beginning Rally, and Rally Show Preparation seniors as well as other worthy causes in our for our fall class series. We will be adding community. We would love for you to join Agility and an Obedience Show class in the us and see how PIE can be part of your life. future. Go to the Obedience Club of Corpus For more info please contact our membership Christi on Facebook or Group Spaces for chair Jaki Boyd @ 533-0854 registration and class information, or call Bev Hoffman at 361-949-3112 or bevhoffman@ Island United Political Action Committee: Maximize representation of Corpus Christi aol.com residents on Padre and Mustang Islands in area Upcoming Activities: government by promoting and supporting, by Kiwanis Club of Port Aransas. Kiwanis the endorsement process, proactive and unified meet at Noon each Wednesday at Stingray’s, voting in non-partisan races and other issues 401 Beach Ave., Port Aransas. For more and referendums put to public vote. Meetings information please email portakiwanis@gmail. are open to the public. IUPAC meets meeting the 2nd Thursday of the month from 6:00 PM com.

7:00 PM at Island Time Sushi Bar and Seafood Padre Island Ukulele Club – We meet Grill. Board President - Brent Rourk, Phone every other Tuesday night! Call or text Danny 361-244-7603 e-mail: brentrourk@yahoo.com.

Salazar at (316) 877--‐7071 for the next meeting date. Beginners Workshop: 6 to 7 PM Parrot Heads of Port Aransas – is a not-forand Open Jam: 7 to 8 PM. All Skills levels profit organization whose purpose is to assist welcome. Location: Island Joe’s Coffee and in community and environmental concerns and Gallery, 13919 SPID, right here on the island. provide a variety of social activities for people A $3 per person donation covers the workshop, who wish to volunteer. Founded in 2009 the materials and the open jam. Loaner ukuleles club motto is “Partying With a Purpose.” To available at no extra cost. RSVP online. join go to portaransasparrotheads.com or call LuAnn Ferguson, 361 749-5141 or 817 291PadreIslandUkeClub@gmail.com 7034.

Padre Island Yacht Club – is welcoming new members.

We have POA - Padre Isles Owners Association.

Boat slips available now for members. The Association’s primary responsibility is to Contact Ralph Ferges, rferges@ maintain the Common Areas, assess and collect gmail.com for slip rental information. the annual fees and provide information and Check us out as every Friday Night is Happy assistance to property owners. .. Membership Hour from 6:00 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Contact in PIPOA is automatic for anyone acquiring David Satterwhite, Rear Commodore in charge record legal title to any property within Padre of Memberships, dgsatterwhite@gmail.com Isles. Their office is located at 14015 Fortuna to attend. Padre Island Yacht Club (PIYC) Bay Drive on The Island. (361) 949-7025, members enjoy small boat Poker Runs, Cruises padreisles@pipoa.net. to area restaurants, Progressive Dinners, ARK – Animal Rehabilitation Keep.

4th of July Boat Parade, extended boat Located in Port Aransas the ARK is affiliate cruises to Palacios, TX. South Padre Island, with the University of Texas at Austin Marine Ingleside, Rockport, Fulton, and other areas. Science Center. They handle the rehabilitation The Members plan several social events every of most species of wildlife in the area with an year including Holiday Events and Potlucks, emphasis on marine animals. They care for Dinner Dances, Murder Mysteries, Soup Nights, about 1300 animals each year, including about Chili Cook-offs, Old Fashioned Picnics, Talent 300 sea turtles and more than 100 species of Night, Theme Parties such as “Tie One On”, Fab birds. If you find an animal in peril they can 50’s, Brazilian, Western, and Medieval Nights. help Tony Amos is the Director. 750 Channel PIYC hosts The La Posada Foundation, View Dr. Port Aransas. 361 749-6793, 361 whose mission is to gather toys and other 442-7638. afamos@mail.utexas.edu. donations for the US Marines “Toys for Tots” campaign through The Annual La Island’s PIPPs Chapter of Corpus Christi Posada Parades and the Scuttlebutts La Red Hat Society. In 2004 a group of Island Posada Kick-off Party and Auction. ladies got together under a Palapa and founded Please come, join us! Check us out for a the Padre Island Palapa Pals (PIPPs). Our only rule is that there are no rules! We are all about Friday Night Happy Hour! fun and friendship. We meet once a month for KIWANIS Club of Padre Island. Kiwanis lunch and various fun outings from cupcake meets at Veranda Restaurantat Schlitterbahn at making to CPR. Noon on the first and third Wednesday of the ISLAND ROVERS: Walks every month.

Saturday 3-4 miles or less along the beach, Padre Island Rotary Club. Padre Island Rotary depending on peoples fitness and desires.

Club. Of the things we think, say, or do…..Is it Meets every Saturday, at 0745 at Padre the TRUTH?....Is It FAIR to all concerned?... Balli Park Office South of Encantada, Will it Build GOODWILL and better in the parking lot between the office FRIENDSHIPS?....Will it be BENEFICIAL and the RV park. Walk starts at 8am. to all Concerned? If you can meet this 4-way No competition, just conversation and healthy test the Padre Island Rotary is looking for you! fitness. Find us on Facebook!

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By Joey Farah Farah’s Fishing Adventures us some great action as well. Topwaters at first light and small DOA CAL SHADS have been the best baits. Natural colored plastics have been good in clear water conditions.

The surf has been alive with fish. A walk in the first two guts at sunrise and sunset have seen most everyone catching good trout. Small top waters will keep you away from the skip jacks and bring a few big fat surf rider trout to hand every evening. I’ve been seeing a monster difference in anglers using a piece of fluorocarbon leader.

Most of the year a clear 30lb leader is fine. Now as our water conditions are so clear a fluorocarbon leader will allow that leader to This is just one of many disappear.

In big reds we have pulled the surf, and for from the deep parts of the trout, tarpon, snook and Lagoon this week in calm conditions. jacks this is crucial. Their eyes are large and they can see detail in a flash.

This month is one of the best here along the Texas coast. In the weeks and months to come we will see this migration of baitfish bring a flurry of AWESOME fishing our way. Then we will have the grass shrimp migrate through as great fishing and the best weather will be here the next three months. Plan a visit with family and friends, give me a call and let’s go have an adventure. Always check out our catches on FACEBOOK AT JOEY FARAHS FISHING. 361-442-8145.

In the last few weeks I watched millions of finger mullet rushing out to sea, and the schools of redfish that followed them were spectacular. Now

Albert Tucker grew up on the Island, his parents got a visit and so did I. He took this nice trout on the Flour Bluff Shoreline in the Boat Hole.

An old customer from San Antonio finally joined the 30 club today with this King Ranch Big Girl. Farah live piggy perch. that the bulk of those fish have moved we are seeing large horse mullet and lots of shad on the move now. The trout have come alive and are everywhere during the lunar feeding periods.

Key in on brown pelicans to find the schools of shad. Both trout and reds will be following them.

When fish are dormant they will be holding in the deepest areas. Look for grassy bottoms to disappear then serve for bait. Those bait balls will rise to the surface as predator species get hungry. Following these with lures has brought

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By Jay Gardner Geez Louise! I love this time of year! As I write this, the beach is completely flat, there is an extremely light west wind, and the temps at night are getting closer to lending themselves to opening the windows and turning the A/C off and sleeping in true comfort. Some of the boys are headed to the dove lease this afternoon, and the rest of the boys are already down the beach. What a glorious time! Too bad I’m still chained to this computer chair. Sharkathon went off again this year, and it was a grand time. Although I didn’t catch much, we had lots of visitors in the camp which took the edge off the slow fishing. Jacob got on the board with an 18” trout, and then Repo followed it with a 20” trout, although it didn’t make the leader board. Thanks again to all the folks that put Sharkathon together, and we’ll see you again next time.

It’s still not too late to sign up and fish the Babes of Baffin ladies fishing tournament this weekend.

You’ll need to go to the sign in at Marker 37 at 6pm on Friday to get entered, with Dwade with a nice Spanish mackeral the tournament of course being on Saturday. If you missed your chance, you can also show up to the weigh in from 2-3pm move through headed south on their migration Saturday and see all the fish being donated to as well. I may have to try to sneak down the TPWD. It’s a really neat deal. Unfortunately, beach and see if there are any lurking around I will likely miss this one. I say “likely”, the jetties down south. because I am supposed to be headed to Key We bombed around the skiff the other day West to Emily and Randy’s wedding. However, and tried a few of our favorite spots, but I’m Hurricane Matthew may wind up putting the guessing the redfish moved out of there and kibosh on those plans. That would be a lot of are schooling up for their migration. This little fun to get stuck in the Fort Lauderdale airport as front that we just had will really kick that off, the hurricane passes by. NOT…. and the next front we get should put things in The hummingbirds are going off the charts high gear. I think I caught a glimpse of snow right now! IronmanStan over in the Bluff has on the radar, mostly in Canada, but some in the swarms of those things around his feeders, like higher elevations in Colorado. I expect to see 24/7. There are some solid aerial dogfights and hear reports of people getting into some over on my porch too, but geez are they thick flounder, and of course the almost ever-present at his place. I was amazed by the numbers of redfish run at all the jetties. Get out there and hummingbirds hanging around the bushes over catch some fish if you can, and send me your at Schlitterbahn too. I don’t need to tell you pictures at tarponchaser@mail.com so you can loyal readers to get your feeders up, because torture me that much more while I am stuck in this computer chair. Also come see me out at you already have them up, don’t you? these two events over the next couple of weeks, There have been reports of pompano and and make sure to bring me pictures of the surf Spanish mackerel at the piers and jetties, but because I can’t get out, tell me what it’s like On what really gives me the signal is the arrival the Rocks. of all the ling being caught off the beach and

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Ocean warming is occurring at such a rapid rate that fish are searching for cooler waters to call home.

study provides a mechanistic explanation for why fish may move, and a way of testing it,” Johansen say.

A group of international scientists have new evidence that coral-reef fish – who struggle to adapt to the warmer ocean temperatures brought about by global climate change – may instead opt to relocate to cooler parts of the ocean.

Picking up and moving may not be the silver bullet for some species, particularly those coral reef fish which are dependent on reefs for habitat. Corals cannot move pole-ward as fast as the temperature increases are predicted; Corals and coral dependent fish will have to adapt, or move to deeper waters where living conditions are less than ideal.

In experiments using a common coral reef fish, the blue-green damselfish, Chromis viridis, was acclimated to 2-4 degrees Celsius above their normal summer temperatures over a 27 week period. “When fish have to deal with increased temperature, there are physical consequences.

They need more energy to cope, and they may not be able to handles stress, or reproduce, or even grow,” says marine scientist Dr. Jacob Johansen from The University of Texas at Austin.

“Fish that were acclimated to the highest temperatures lost 30% of their body weight and some of them died,” says lead author Adam Habary.

“But, when given the slightest chance, we found that fish can seek out temperatures that they’ve evolved to be in over thousands of years, to mitigate the impact of increasing temperatures and not sacrifice critical physiological processes”, says Johansen Most prior research has focused on the capacity for animals to adapt to increasing temperatures, given that animals have adapted to changes in temperature in the past. However, previous adaptations happened at evolutionary timescales, roughly one degree Celsius temperature change per million years. Global climate change is occurring at a much faster rate, with sea surface temperature predicted to increase by 2-4 degrees Celsius by the end of the 21st century.

Marine fish are faced with a tough decision, as they will need to adapt or move to avoid death.

Instead of looking into how fish can adapt, the new research took a different approach by asking, what if fish moved? In fact, what if entire ecosystems were capable of moving to the cooler temperatures, towards the poles or in deeper water?

There is already evidence that many coral reef fish and pelagic fish, like tuna, are moving in response to warmer ocean waters, and that this is beginning to affect global fisheries. “Our

In addition, ocean warming does not occur as a steady slide upward on the thermometer. It often occurs as severe and increasingly frequent heating events. “It’s these transient periods that are causing the most damage,” Johansen notes. This was seen earlier this year on the Great Barrier Reef, when temperatures rose by up to 4 degrees Celsius for several weeks, causing widespread coral bleaching and severe physiological stress in many fish.

Johansen and fisheries biologists from the University of Copenhagen and James Cook University collaborated on the study, Adapt, move or die – how will tropical coral reef fishes cope with ocean warming, which was published today in the journal Global Change Biology.

The research was supported by Generalmajor J.F. Classen Foundation, Frøken Ellen Backe & Margaret Munn Tovborg Jensens foundations as well as the Familien Muller-Geiels foundation to A.H. and an ARC Super Science Fellowship and infrastructure and research allocation from the ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies at JCU.

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                                

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    

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      

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       

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     

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             

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   

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 

     

 

            

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    

 

    

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        

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    

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     

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      

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                        

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 

    

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        

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    

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    

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      

     

     

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      

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 •   •  •     

    

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October 6, 2016

Three Chords and the Truth

By Ronnie Narmour ronnienarmour@gmail.com

Will you marry me…

Last Saturday was a very special day in Port Aransas.

I had two weddings to attend and both of them were absolutely fabulous. The first one was on the beach behind the Beach Lodge. It was the marriage of two old friends of mine, Tiffany Raven and Kevin “JR” Wood.

Paul Fain presided They met at the over the wedding of Tarpon Ice House Tiffany Raven and in 2008. It seemed Kevin Wood on the only fitting that the beach in Port A last owner of the Ice weekend House, Paul Fain, marry them. It was a beautiful affair with a hundred flowing ribbons dancing in the breeze. These two kids are meant for each other and it was exciting to witness Tiffany make an honest man of JR. I wish the best to these two wonderful people. After their wedding, we had to hustle Judge Dunkin Neblitt presided over the over to the wedding of Tiana block party on Brundrett Street Worsham and Vanessa where Tiana Brundrett last Saturday, Worsham and Vanessa Brundrett tied the knot. Our own Judge Duncan Neblett presided over the affair. These girls threw one world class party in the spirit of old Port A. They actually closed off the street between Oleander and Alister and invited the whole city, of which I’d say 500 or so took them up on it. It was something else.

They had great food and drink and music (Scarecrow People) and it rocked ‘til the wee hours. Tiana and Vanessa have been together for years and it was certainly a great celebration now that the state of Texas grants same sex marriages. Congratulation girls, you make us proud and you are a beautiful couple. Salute’!!!

Scattered shots…

I saw some wonderful music last weekend.

For starters, our favorite Okie Joe Mack (Tahlequah, OK) played a couple of shows last week at Giggity’s and Shorty’s. Joe has the hillbilly, fast as lightning bluegrass guitar down to a science and he pulled no stops at his shows last week. We talked about the possibility of having an “Okie Invasion Festival” sometime and bringing

his friends from north of the Trinity such as Carter Sampson, Tu r n p i k e Troubadours, Sky Smeed, Thomas Trapp, Joe Mack played etc. That one Giggity’s last sounds like a Wednesday and Shorty’s winner. We had a last Friday pleasant surprise at the Shorty’s show.

Our Texas hill country buddy, Al Barlow, was in town for Tiffany and JR’s wedding and Matt Hole and graced us with a couple the new Hot Rod of songs. There’s no Gang with Cody finer songwriter around Strong and J.M. than Al Barlow. On Muniz played Friday, Matt Hole and Giggity’s on h i s Friday n e w H o t Rod Gang with Cody Strong on drums and J.M. Muniz on upright bass tore it up at Giggity’s.

On Saturday, we were Hamilton entertained by the funky Loomis played blues of Hamilton the Back Porch Loomis (Houston, TX) at on Saturday the Back Porch and the smoothest country crooner in the business, Todd Dorn (San Antonio, TX) at Giggity’s.

Todd Dorn with Oscar Rios on drums and Woodie Lawson on bass played Giggity’s on Saturday

DO NOT MISS LIST Coming this weekend…

The weather has hit its sweet spot and there is a ton of stuff going on in Port A this weekend. On Friday, Scarecrow People will play Treasure Island, the lively reggae of Chanklas (formerly Picklefish) will play Giggity’s and the always folky Independent Thieves will play Shorty’s.

On Saturday, the annual Old Town Parade and Festival begins. This event is put on by the Port Aransas Preservation & Historical Association. This event celebrates Port Aransas and all her history with Pat

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Farley’s World Famous Gumbo Lunch, parade through Old Town, tours of the 8 Wonders of Port Aransas, the Ply-Wooden Boat Festival and much more. For a schedule of all the events and times, go to www.portaransasmuseum.org. Also on Saturday, Shorty’s will hold their second Art Show this year. This event showcases many of the town’s local artists and will be held from 1-5. Stevie Start will provide the music. Later at Shorty’s, reggae master, Billy Snipes and the Rasta Cowboys will be performing. Over at Giggity’s on Saturday, The Roselly’s (Bristol, England) will bring their unique version of “British Americana”. I’d say that is pretty accurate.

The Lavens (San Antonio, TX) will also be on that bill. The Roselly’s lead singer, Rebecca Roselly, and their guitarist/ fiddler, Simon Roselly, are nothing short of spellbinding. Rebecca’s voice is pure and driven and the band sounds like they’ve played the Texas Roadhouse circuit for the last 20 years. Their union with The Lavens makes perfect sense to me. They must come from a parallel universes. Both are family bands with the youngest beautiful daughter on vocals, the good looking son

on lead guitar and pop’s on bass. The Lavens have one unfair advantage in the form of matriarch, Janna Laven, who has enough talent to go around. And speaking of Brits, you may have heard of another little act from the UK… Elton John will play a concert at the American Bank Center in Corpus. I feel no Al Barlow surprised need to tell you us with a couple of about Elton John… songs at the Joe Mack make that Sir Elton show last Friday at John.

Also on Shorty’s Saturday, the man who coined “Island Time,” Larry Joe Taylor (Stephenville, TX) will play the Back Porch and Rich Lockhart will play Treasure Island

On the horizon…

On the near horizon, mark your calendars for the 15th and the 34th Annual Pig Party at Shorty’s with Ty Dietz, Selfie and the James Little Band. Also, the annual Port A Art About will be held that Saturday, as well as shows by Randy McAllister and Somethin’ Silky. On the 14th, watch for shows by Billy Snipes, Jim Dugan, James Little, Jerry Diaz, Red Giant, Buddy Trevino, Radney Foster and Aaron Lewis. That ought to keep you busy for a while. Be safe out there. ♫ ♪ And, that’s the truth ♪ ♫

The Roselly’s will play Giggity’s on Saturday with The Lavens.

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Saturday, October 15 Pig Party w/ Ty Dietz, Selfie, James Little @ Shorty’s Art About @ Port Aransas Somethin’ Silky @ Treasure Island Billy Snipes @ The Gaff Randy McAllister @ Back Porch Lyrical Bynge @ Giggity’s Metal Shop @ Brewster Street The Electrotypes @ Rockit’s

Saturday, October 8 Art Show w/ Stevie Start (1- Independent Thieves Sunday, October 16 Oct. 7 5) @ Shorty’s Antone & the All Stars @ Art Show (1-5) w/Stevie Start Oct. 8 Billy Snipes & the Rasta Giggity’s Billy Snipes & Cowboys @ Shorty’s the Rasta Cowboys Oct. 8 Old Town Parade & Fest @ Buddy Trevino Monday, October 17 Oct. 14 Port Aransas Songwriter Showcase @ The Roselly’s + The Lavens 34th Annual Pig Party Oct. 15 Tarpon Inn @ Giggity’s Open Jam w/ Selfie @ Ty Dietz, Selfie, Rich Lockhart @ Treasure Giggity’s James Little Band Island OPEN Till 2am • 823 Tarpon St. Port Aransas Larry Joe Taylor @ Back Tuesday, October 18 Porch Paul Taylor Band @ Elton John @ American Bank Giggity’s Center Open Mic w/ Rev Matt BELT SANDER RACES w/ Martinez @ House of Rock Willey & Russell @ The Gaff ull ar rill Sing Along Piano Bar @ Wednesday, October 19 Brewster Street Eric Magnusson @ Giggity’s David Martinez, Jimmy ALL YOU CAN EAT Scarecrow People @ House Boiled Shrimp $14.99 every Thursday Wilden, Somethin’ Silky, of Rock ALL YOU CAN EAT Oddfellas @ Executive Surf Wings $13.99 Every Sunday Club Thursday, October 20 DAILY DRINK SPECIALS! Another Level @ Rockits Free Beer Band @ Giggity’s The Parasites, Noah & the Katastro, Mouse Powell @ Beyonders, Worm Suicide, House of Rock Caribbean Style Food Johnny 5 @ House of Rock 361-945-9595, 118 Cut Off Rd., Port Aransas Friday, October 21 www.dropanchorportaransas.com Sunday, October 9 Mike Stinson @ Giggity’s Antone & the All Stars @ Eric Magussom @ Shorty’s Giggity’s Emily Dale @ The Gaff Tyler Rogers Band @ Back Monday, October 10 Porch John Cobb @ Little Cody Jinks @ Brewster Chapel on the Dune Street Open Jam w/ Selfie @ Giggity’s Saturday, October 22 Texas Jazz Fest @ Heritage Tuesday, October 11 Park Paul Taylor Band @ BELT SANDER RACES Giggity’s w/ Willey & Russell @ Open Mic w/ Rev. Matt The Gaff Martinez @ House of James Little Band @ Rock Giggity’s Zach Coffeyy & the Grind Wednesday, October 12 @ Back Porch Jimmy Wilden @ Chanklas @ Shorty’s Giggity’s Hip Hop Hooray @ Brewster Scarecrow People, JKLB & Street Oddfellas @ House of Rock Cruise Control @ Rockit’s Zombie Prom @ House of Thursday, October 13 Rock SCARECROW PEOPLE OCT. 7 Free Beer Band @ Giggity’s RICH LOCKHART OCT. 8 Insane Clown Posse, Big Sunday, October 23 OCT. 14 Hoodoo, Cane Hill, Trilogy +JAMES LITTLE Texas Jazz Fest @ Heritage SOMETHIN’ SILKY OCT. 15 @ House of Rock Park Antone & the All Stars @ Friday, October 14 Giggity’s Billy Snipes @ Sunset At All Cost, Switchblade 315 N. Alister Sounds Jesus, Grizzle Stump @ (361) 416-1020 Jim Dugan @ The Gaff House of Rock treasureislandporta James Little @ Treasure 21 & Up Island

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