ranch at brushy creek - march 2014

Copyright © 2014 Peel, Inc. The Ranch at Brushy Creek HOA Newsletter - March 2014 1

RANCH AT BRUSHY CREEK

Official Publication of The Ranch at Brushy Creek HOA

MARCH 2014VOLUME 6 ISSUE 3



ASSOCIATION MANAGER Celeste Starr Schulz ............. [email protected] AT BRUSHY CREEK HOA BOARDVineet Rohatgi, Board Member, President ..................................................................vrohatgi@gmail.comAneka Lilya, Board Member, VP .....................................................................aelilya@gmail.comTheresa Galella, Board Member ..........................................................theresagalella@gmail.comStåle Bjørdal, Board Member .................................................................. [email protected] Jimenez, Board Member ................................................................ [email protected] Contine, Advisor/Declarant .................................................blake@pioneerdevelopment.net COMMITTEE CHAIRS:Architectural Committee Christy Pardee...........................Christy_Pardee@yahoo.comLandscape Committee Aneka Lilya ............................................aelilya@gmail.comPublic Relations ChairCarlos Ojeda ................................... [email protected] Committee Byron Stephens [email protected] Committee Candace Lambert ........................... [email protected] ......................................... [email protected] Watch Vineet Rohatgi [email protected] BOARDBlake Contine, Declarant [email protected] Sanguiliano ....................... [email protected] Peccon ................ [email protected]

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NEWSLETTER INFO

COVER PHOTOCali Velasquez (5) enjoys a rare snow day in her front yard at

RBC. Dad and mom, Keith and Heather Velasquez, have lived in the Austin area for over 15 years, but moved to their home in the RBC in July 2013. In addition to Cali, they have a son, Max, who is 5 months. Keith works at Apple and Heather is a Licensed Professional Counselor. Cali loves attending preschool at Primrose Vista Ridge. The whole family thoroughly enjoys living in the RBC and looks forward to continuing to meet new friends in the neighborhood!

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March - Holiday Event

March 29th - Neighborhood Garage Sale

April - Music in the Park

April 19th - Easter Event

June - Summer Launch Party Event

July - 4th of July Bike Parade

August - National Night Out

August - Back to School Picnic

August - Neighborhood Garage Sale

September - Fit Happens 5K

October 25th - Fall Festival

November - Music in the Park #2

December 14th - Tour of Lights

December 13th - Lights Contest

December- Santa on a Firetruck

We hope you enjoy all the new events this year!

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CASINO NIGHTDid you have a great night at the Ranch at Brushy Creek Casino

Night? You may not realize but the support and donations we receive from our sponsors are the only way we could enjoy such a great night out! So please support your local businesses, like them on Facebook and tell them thank you, or if you run into your neighbor who owns or manages their business please thank them! Tell them you are from the Ranch at Brushy Creek! It is your gratitude that keeps events like this on the calendar!

And so begins the beginning of a beautiful friendship…

Special thanks to our Ranch at Brushy Creek HOA for their support of this fun event!

We also want to give a shout out to the businesses who provided a prize for our swag bags and raffle drawings! It’s always fun to have something to play for and these businesses gave us our money’s worth and more in each of their gifts.

Atlas Holistic Wellness Center, Brush 32 Dental Wellness Center, **Cruise Planners-Austin Cruise & Travel | Alexandria Reilly, Dave Schara |State Farm, **Erica Woodford Photography, Face to Face Spa, **Home Video Studio, Kid Spa, Lash-Me, The League Kitchen & Tavern, Pure Romance Parties by Lindsey, Roasters Coffeehouse , Stella & Dot | Whitney Fields, Texas Stars, Tony C’s, and Ultimate Eye Care

We hope to see you back next year! Thank you everyone for your support! We sincerely hope you enjoyed meeting your neighbors and had a great night out!

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Casino Gold SponsorStandard Pacific Homes

Table Sponsors**Carlos Ojeda | Realtor

**C&R Interiors | Candace Lambert**Cruise Planners-Austin Cruise & Travel | Alexandria Reilly

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Avery Ranch Wine & SpiritsPeace Frog Carpet & Tile Cleaning

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WIN an IPAD or AN XBOX ONE!

SUNDAY, MARCH 30th 2 PMCARLOS OJEDA, GIVING BACK TO THE RBC COMMUNITY

STILL TIME TO REGISTER, IT’S FREE!!!Dear neighbors, last year this event was a lot of fun and we

hope we will get more people to participate this year!! Save the date, you can sign up online. Go to www.RBCChallenge.com and register. IT IS FREE!

The challenge will take place at the Brushy Creek football fields on Parmer and Brushy Creek Rd.

Remember that this is an event for fun. It does not matter if you feel that you are “too old” or your kids “too young”, my 3 year old is already signed up to kick. Women are encouraged to sign up; last year one woman almost took home the Ipad! Sara Gorlick is our female defending champion.

Rules are on the website at www.RBCchallenge.com At this point the challenge is open to R@BC residents only.

Remember, there are three categories, the winner of the 8 to 12 gets an XBOX ONE, and the winner of the 13 and up category wins an IPAD. For the younger ones, the winner of the 7 and under gets an IFLY pass!!

This is an event for the whole family; Call me if you need more info about the challenge, Carlos Ojeda (512) 496-5234.

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According to an expert at Baylor College of Medicine, the Olympics are a great opportunity for children to learn about physical activity and goal setting.

According to Dr. Jorge Gomez, associate professor of pediatrics in the division of adolescent and sports medicine at Baylor, Olympic competitions will encourage children to do something fun and active.

"Research has shown that the strongest predictor of children remaining physically active into adulthood is having experiences of being active with their parents," said Gomez.

He offers the following tips for parents when watching the Olympic Games with their children:

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• While encouraging children to explore new activities, keep safety in mind.

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"Colon cancer is known as the silent killer because symptoms are not present until it's too late," said Dr. Waqar Qureshi, professor of medicine and chief of endoscopy at Baylor.

Symptoms include rectal bleeding, abdominal pain, weight loss or anemia. But if symptoms are apparent, then it¹s more than likely the cancer has already spread. Screening can catch precancerous growths at a time when life-saving treatments are still effective.

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FLYING CIGARSWhile many birds are identified by their patterns, colors, and/or

vocalizations, the Chimney Swift (Chaetura pelagica) is best identified by its silhouette – a smudge gray, streamlined bird, flying deftly overhead and looking a bit like a ‘cigar with wings.’ Its tiny body, curving wings, and stiff, shallow wing beats are as distinct as its high-pitched, chattering call.

Arriving back in central Texas in March after wintering in the upper Amazon Basin of South America, chimney swifts have round heads, short necks, tapered tails, and a wide bill so small it is often difficult to see. Slightly paler on the throat, they are dark gray-brown overall and when backlit against the sky, they can appear to be all black. Chimney swifts fly rapidly with nearly constant wing beats, often banking erratically and twisting from side to side. They frequent lakes, rivers, streams, and fields, where they forage for insects on the wing, often along with swallows.

Spending almost all of its life airborne, chimney swifts have short legs and very small feet and can’t perch when they land, so they use their long claws to cling to vertical walls inside chimneys or in hollow trees or caves. Chimney swifts even bathe in flight, gliding down to the water, smacking the surface with their bodies, and bouncing up to shake water from their feathers as they fly away. As European settlers came and built chimneys in America, their numbers surged, but the recent shift to covered, narrow flues has contributed to a decline in their numbers, and they are now classified as a ‘near threatened’ species. As such, many conservation-minded groups are building free-standing towers to provide nesting and roosting locations.

During the non-breeding season, chimney swifts roost together in a single chimney. When breeding, each mating pair occupies any one given chimney, although they may tolerate other non-breeders in their chimney. Using a glue-like saliva from a gland under their tongues, they cement their nests, made of short, dry sticks, to a chimney wall or rock face. Occasionally, an unmated swift may help the breeding pair raise the young, which outgrow the nest after only a few weeks and cling to a nearby wall, often before their eyes are open.

The genus name or Chaetura, is a combination of two Greek words: chaite, which means ‘bristle’ or ‘spine’, and oura, which means ‘tail.’ This aptly describes its tail feathers as the shafts of all ten end in sharp, protruding points. The species name pelagica means ‘of the sea’, and is thought to refer to its nomadic lifestyle and migration over the water to and from its wintering grounds.

Like all swifts, these flying cigars consume large numbers of insects each day, including highly maneuverable dragonflies and airborne spiders drifting on silken threads, and they even predate on red imported fire ants. Researchers have estimated that a pair of adults with three nestlings can consume the equivalent of 5000 to 6000 housefly-sized insects per day!

Send your nature-related questions to [email protected] and we’ll do our best to answer them. If you enjoy

reading these articles, look for our book, Nature Watch Austin, published by Texas A&M University Press.

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