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... touring cyclists. We crossed the Danube twice via ferry - the route demanding we do so.
It was a short day at 60 miles and this means we were in Linz by 1pm. Our home for my 25th birthday! We're even staying in a hostel / a bed for the first time in almost 3 weeks - a damn luxury!
We found a Belgian bar and the rest need not be said. Beer.
Cruisin', but not singin'.
... with the Austrian maid of the mountains (guess who was picked out of the audience as a dance partner) and a rendition of 'my favourite things by Lee and said maid (guess who couldn't be kept in the audience!). Now Lee is regarded as that shy and retiring partner of that crazy superman in the hat! I'm one of the 3, yes 3 who have signed up for the bikes tomorrow. That's tough to believe I know. The distance is half that ...
Passau is known as the city of Three Rivers. Passau lies at the confluence of the Inn, the Danube and the IIs Rivers. It is the last major German City on the Danube at the border of Austria. Originally a settlement of the Boii Celtic Tribe, it was later the site of the Roman Camp Castra Batavia. During the Renaissance it became famous for making high quality knife and sword blades. ...
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Early morning, last packing before I left my home in Leipzig. The trip with the train was very easygoing, kinda boring but well, I arrived in the afternoon in passau, still Germany. And walked around the city, mainly the old part of it. After 1,5 hours waking around I got tired of it and just relaxed in a cafe, reading, drinking coffee ...
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Sorry if this gets monotonous, but another wet start. Hard going, nasty head wind to hold us back and gravelly roads splattering us with white oozy slush. Any more of this 'character building' weather then our characters will struggle to fit back in to england. Hard going, lots of cafe pit stops... plenty of nice tea. The warmth of these places is divine but it is so hard to gather the will power to ...


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As health care systems in developing countries evolve, expand, and diversify to deliver an increased quantity and range of services for populations with varying abilities to pay, financing of reproductive health care services has become increasingly critical. Numerous approaches are being developed and tested, including greater private-sector involvement and improving efficiency in public, NGO, and private-sector delivery. Balancing efficiency and equity to reach the poorest of the poor and ensuring service quality are particular challenges. Much attention is being paid to a range of "output-based" approaches for increasing the quantity, quality, and use of services, such as performance-based financing, subsidized vouchers, and conditional cash transfers.
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The Council is pilot-testing a range of innovative health care financing models in both the public and private sector, conducting impact evaluations of large-scale output-based approaches, and developing tools that can help program managers improve service delivery efficiency.
Population Council impact
- The Council is implementing a program of research and evaluation activities in multiple countries in Africa and Asia to determine the impact of subsidized vouchers on the quality and utilization of RH services and their effect on the efficiency of public and private service delivery models.
- In Bangladesh, the Council recently completed a series of studies to pilot-test demand-based financing models for increasing access to maternal health services, male reproductive health services, long-acting contraceptive methods, and reproductive health services for urban slum dwellers.
- To help NGOs achieve greater financial sustainability, the Council's FRONTIERS program undertook a series of research and capacity-building activities to help develop tools that can be used in this process.
- In India, the Council is assessing the viability of providing financial incentives to encourage institutional delivery among poor women through the public-sector Janani Suraksha Yojana program.
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The Population Council is the coordinating partner for STEP UP, which will generate policy-relevant research to promote an evidence-based approach for improving access to family planning and safe abortion.
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Council researchers introduced DBRHCP to increase use of reproductive health services by emphasizing creating demand and improving the quality of reproductive health services through informed choice.
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Demand-based Reproductive Health Commodity Project: Creating a Space for Men and Youth at Health and Family Welfare Centers (more)
Council researchers tested the feasibility of providing access to reproductive health services among men and youth in rural areas of Bangladesh.
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Operations research in Bangladesh sought to increase the appropriate use of contraceptives based on the reproductive life cycle and decrease discontinuation of methods.
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Council researchers in Bangladesh tested providing financial assistance through vouchers to poor women for maternal health care.
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Assessing the Need and Opportunities for Improved Linkages Between Conditional Cash Transfers and Reproductive Health Programs in the Latin America and Caribbean Region (more)
The Council's FRONTIERS program documented conditional cash transfer programs in six countries to determine how they could be better linked to reproductive health programs.
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Defining effective voucher management information systems: A blueprint for information systems to support scalable reproductive health voucher programs, based on system evaluations with programs in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania (PDF)
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The impact of price changes on demand for family planning and reproductive health services in Ecuador (abstract) (PDF)
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Health sector reform and reproductive health in Latin America and the Caribbean: Strengthening the links (PDF)
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No need for motivational speeches this week, says Sequim coach Erik Wiker.
Sequim's Wolves seek their first state playoff victory in school history when they host Burlington-Edison at
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The Tigers finished 7-2 in the ultra-tough 3A/2A/1A Northwest Conference and 8-2 overall after a 45-0 pasting of South Whidbey, a playoff seeding/crossover game, on Friday night.
Sequim sloshed through a literal mud pit to beat Fife 33-14 the same evening, running the Wolves' regular season record to 7-0 in Nisqually/Olympic League play and 9-1 overall.
Taking the lion's share of plays, running back Travis Decker tallied 189 yards and five touchdowns - including a 60-yard score on Sequim's first play from scrimmage - to lead the attack.
"I think (the Wolves) came out with a bit of an attitude," said Wiker.
"This is one of those 'don't count' games and it's really easy for the kids to get lackadaisical. (But) they came out with an attitude and played to their potential ... which I was proud of."
Despite giving up at least two touchdowns for the fourth time this season, the Wolves' defense held Fife to zero net yards and no first downs in a dominant first half.
Sequim held Trojan quarterback Devan Bennion to 1-of-17 passing for 5 yards and three interceptions.
Sequim QB Drew Rickerson was 15-of-30 passing for 156 yards.
Now the Wolves, tied for 10th in the latest Associated Press 2A poll, face a much tougher task. Burlington-Edison is a strong 2A squad from a conference featuring the likes of No. 3-ranked Lynden, Ferndale and Blaine.
Of the Tigers' two losses, one came Oct. 30, a 20-0 loss to Lynden. The other was a 35-17 loss to Squalicum.
Quarterback Dylan Boe leads the Tigers' wing-T rushing attack while Damon Acoba is one of B-E's top rushers.
Wiker said he expects his team to need little motivation this week.
"It should be all intrinsic from here: they've got to want it, they've got to want to practice hard," he said.
Wiker said the Wolves will make adjustments to Burlington-Edison defensively but are likely to keep the Sequim spread offense fans have seen all season long.
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The Wolves are seeking to end a torturous streak of fortune in the postseason. With just one playoff appearance since 1978 (a first-round, 21-0 loss to Hoquiam), the Wolves have qualified for postseason play each of the last six seasons.
To review:
In 2004, the Wolves dropped a 36-35 decision to Franklin Pierce in a 3A state playoff play-in game, missing a key point-after try in the waning minutes.
In 2005, the Wolves had a 6-0 lead with 90 seconds left in a similar 3A state playoffs play-in game against Lindbergh, only to see Eagle receiver John Desmarais score on a fourth-down, 66-yard screen pass and lose 7-6.
In 2006, playing in the state 2A tourney, an over-matched Sequim squad dropped a 38-14 decision to Lynden, the eventual state champs.
In 2007's state 2A tourney first round, Sequim held a 20-19 lead against heavily-favored Tumwater before T-Bird kicker Nathan Sampson nailed a field goal with 34 seconds left, helping the Thunderbirds escape with a 22-20 win.
In 2008 (last season), the Wolves - despite missing their starting quarterback and fullback - had the ball on the Centralia 25-yard-line and five minutes to go in a tie game in the state 2A first round contest. But Sequim turned the ball over on downs and, with 0.4 seconds left on the clock, Centralia quarterback Forrest Ahrens found Dominick Courcy for a 26-yard touchdown toss and 21-14 Centralia win.
"We've had tough breaks before and still could have won the game," Wiker said. "Things happen. We've played good teams and they've played good against us. We just happened to be on the other end. So maybe now they're hungry enough we'll not let that happen again."
If Sequim manages to beat Burlington-Edison, the Wolves advance to play the winner of the Black Hills/Lynden contest on either Nov. 20 or Nov. 21.
Lynden is the defending state champion, beating Prosser in double overtime last fall.
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by Andrew Yoon, Sep 15, 2011 5:30pm PDTThree very different PlayStation Network exclusives have been dated today. First up is Infamous 2: Festival of Blood. This standalone expansion to Infamous 2 won't require the original disc, and will have Cole bitten a vampire. He'll have 24 hours before he succumbs to the curse, and stop the vampiric curse from spreading. New to Festival of Blood is support for the PlayStation Move controller, a feature not found in the original two games.
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"The reason for the survey was to figure out just how agencies are implementing their compliance requirements, and if the costs for the compliance requirements are staying steady or if they were decreasing," said Isabelle Dikland, the survey's lead author and a senior manager at MorganFranklin. "We were expecting to see a decrease in compliance costs."
Dikland told The Federal Drive with Tom Temin that the results of the survey were a bit of a "mixed bag."
"Some agencies are in fact seeing a slight decrease in compliance cost, while other agencies — and a large portion of them — are seeing an increase," she said.
Dikland credited the increase in cost to a constant flow of compliance requirements that agencies are implementing on a piecemeal basis.


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I have several friends who have significant others, and, of course, I will include them by name on the invitations. That's why I was dismayed and even offended when I recently received an invitation to a friend's wedding that did not include my fiance. Granted, my friends who are getting married don't know my fiance well, but they certainly do know of his existence. I feel funny about responding for two when only one was invited, but I also feel funny attending by myself. I know my fiance would be hurt if I went without him. How do I handle this? If nothing else, it's a good lesson for me when I start sending out my wedding invitations!
Unfortunately, you can't RSVP for both of you, because only you are invited. It's great that you are inviting all of your friends with significant others, but you can't dictate how someone else puts together their guest list. Technically, yes, engaged guests should be invited with their future spouses, but sometimes (as you may well know from your own experience) couples have to make tough list-cutting decisions. They want all the people they are closest to there on their wedding day, and that sometimes means leaving other people out. Obviously you are important to them, because they invited you; perhaps they didn't invite your fiance because space (and money) was tight and because they don't know him well. Try to look at it that way: it most likely wasn't an intentional slight. Now you must decide whether you want to attend the wedding solo or not. You could always just send a gift if you're uncomfortable going alone.
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This is the trouble with our partially educated low-information electorate. They may know the allusion but they don´t know what it really means.
Thelma and Louise were holding hands as they flew into space.The government and the obamanation will have their hands around our throats.Keep your powder dry. Our liberties are at stake!
Susan Sarandumb driving off a cliff IS a happy ending.
My low educated students are not at all conversant with a lot of things I thought they would know. They´ve never even heard of Alfred Hitchcock for instance. If I quote Shakespeare or Dickens they look puzzled. Their vocabularies are cramped and small. And the scary part is that they are all teacher education students.God help their students.
FTA: The 1991 movie is about two women who go on the lam after one saves the other from an attempted rape by shooting the attacker.CORRECTION: Susan Sarandon did save Geena Davis from rape, but not by shooting the attacker. She stopped him with the threat of shooting him. As they were leaving, the attacker mouthed off and then SS shot him, which was unnecessary at that point. I never understood why feminists loved that movie because it portrayed two women making the most idiotic and dangerous decisions.
Right #1: Even after four years, the Obama electorate and the LSM couldn´t get past the image he projected of himself, no matter how absurd or damaging it was--make that IS--to America.
Yup, and had that shot been fired to stop the rape, it would have been justifiable homicide. However, once the threat of rape had passed, the shooting then became a homicide.There´s nothing ´unfair´ there to get all ´enraged´ about. Male or female, young or old, Texas or Oklahoma, (semi-automatic or revolver), it was a bad shoot.
There´s too much violets on TV.
Of course the low information Left (and this young Leftist writer at the increasingly banal Atlantic) assume that 100% of the women in this country support T. and L. justice. That´s the kind of unreal world the disturbed Left lives in.
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The AL West wraps up the first half of the season with a pair of four game series involving all four divisional teams. the Texas Rangers host the Oakland Athletics and the Los Angeles Angels host the Seattle Mariners. With even numbered series we could very well see splits, but I wouldn't be surprised to see at least one team make a move before the All Star Break.
Although the Rangers have dealt with significant injuries to Josh Hamilton and Nelson Cruz, they've held on to a slim lead in the West. Now that they're healthy again, it will be interesting to see if they can make a run this summer. The Angels and Mariners have hung close and the A's are not quite completely dead. This pair of four game series could go a long way towards determining the division winner. Or we'll see a pair of four game splits and on Sunday night we'll be right back where we started.


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Huntington to host free One Generation concert
Huntington University's Office of Alumni Relations will host a free concert at 8 p.m. on Oct. 3 in the Zurcher Auditorium of the Merillat Centre for Arts.
Smelser, Johnson earn Athlete of Week honors
The Huntington University Athletic Department announced its Athletes of the Week for the week of Sept. 22-28.
Huntington University to dedicate Livingston Hall
Huntington University will hold a dedication ceremony for Livingston Hall, its newest student residence, and the Fetters Chapel, housed in the lower level of Livingston Hall.
Johnson leads HU at Griak Invite
Forester senior Nick Johnson turned in an outstanding performance at the Roy Griak Cross Country Invitational at the University of Minnesota.
Foresters fall short against Taylor
The Foresters came up short in a close match with Taylor University falling 5-4 to the Trojans.
McGraw puts HU above .500
Bethany McGraw scored a pair of goals in a match for the sixth time this season to lift the Foresters to a 2-1 win over Heidelberg College and put HU above .500 for the first time this year at 4-3-1.
Foresters 1-2 in own Quad
The Foresters hosted their own quad tournament and won one of three matches. HU (11-8)defeated Taylor University Fort Wayne 25-21, 25-19, 25-19 then fell to Marian College 25-10, 21-25, 25-16, 25-19 and Bethel College 25-19, 25-20, 17-25, 21-25, 15-13.
Taylor gets by Foresters
Taylor University gained an edge by winning two of the doubles matches and got enough singles' wins to get by the Foresters 5-4.
Foresters second at Bethel Classic
This time history did not repeat itself. The Foresters were second after round one of the Bethel College Classic, but unlike recent results, they backed it up with another solid round to finish second with a score of 611.
Foresters fall prey to Wildcats
Indiana Wesleyan dominated the Foresters from start to finish to record the 7-1 rout over HU.
Huntington to host 6th Annual Band Invitational
Bands from Huntington County Schools, the Taylor University Wind Ensemble and the Huntington University Wind Ensemble will present the 6th Annual Band Invitational, a gala program of concert band classics, on Oct. 7.
HU cruises past Manchester
The Foresters had little trouble with Manchester College as they cruised to the 8-1 win over the Spartans.
Anderson to speak about inclusion, multiculturalism
David A. Anderson will present the Adams Tribute Lecture at Huntington University on Oct. 9.
Parkview, YMCA team up for foundation breakfast
The Huntington University Foundation's Oct. 8 breakfast will feature Darlene Garrett, chief operating officer of Parkview Huntington Hospital, and YMCA Executive Director Dan Akeley.
HU can't hang on in MCC opener
The Foresters mounted a 2-0 lead in the first half, but Grace College knotted the score by the end of regulation and then took the match 3-2 with a goal four minutes into the first overtime.
HU blanks Defiance
The Foresters left no doubt as to who was the better team in their match against Defiance College as they blanked the Yellow Jackets 9-0.
EXCEL Adult Degree Programs hires additional staff
The EXCEL Adult Degree Programs of Huntington University recently hired two new staff members.
Huntington names Villwock, Vivas its Athletes of Week
The Huntington University Athletic Department announced its Athletes of the Week for the week of Sept. 15-21.
Huntington senior receives Wilson Scholarship
The Edward M. and Mary McCrea Wilson Foundation, administered by National City Bank in Fort Wayne, has awarded the Independent Colleges of Indiana $15,000 for five scholarships of $3,000 each.
McLaughlin lifts Foresters to win
In the 82nd minute of a scoreless game, HU's Adam McLaughlin took a pass from Taylor Zeman, cut across the top of the 18 and then struck a brilliant shot past Moody Bible Institute's keeper to lift the Foresters to the 1-0 win.
HU wins Manchester tourney 2008
Revenge was sweet for the Foresters as they avenged two earlier losses on their way to winning the Manchester Pizza Hut Tournament with a perfect 4-0 record.
Althoff wins ITA consolation bracket
After losing her first singles' match in the ITA Regional championship, Raelyn Althoff put together three solid matches to win the consolation bracket.
Vivas fails to advance at ITA tourney
Gonzalo Vivas fell 6-4, 6-3 in the quarterfinals and he and his brother Martin, lost 8-1 in doubles' action.
Dowden to present 'Faith, Family and Medicine'
Dr. Beau Dowden, a 1998 Huntington University alumnus, will give a presentation titled "Faith, Family and Medicine: Thoughts from a Family Physician" at 4 p.m. on Oct. 3 in Hiner Hall of the Science Hall at Huntington University.
HU competes in Indiana Intercollegiate
The Forester men's and women's cross country teams competed in the Indiana Intercollegiate meet held at Indiana University on Friday.
Education majors host Northwest students at Thornhill
When the kindergarten classes from Northwest Elementary visited the Thornhill Nature Preserve on Sept. 17, they brought with them curiosity and enthusiasm.
Foresters compete in ITA Regional
Several members of the men's and women's tennis teams travelled to Cedarville, Ohio.
HU records shut out
The Foresters scored a goal in both halves and their defense limited Rochester College to just four shots on goal as they recorded the 2-0 shutout.
HU tenth at Indianapolis Invite
Playing in a field of 14 teams that included NCAA Division II and NAIA institutions, the Foresters finished tenth with a three round total of 931.
Grace topples Foresters
With their top player, Stephanie Strong, sidelined with an injury, the Foresters didn't have the depth to overcome the set back and fell 7-2 to Grace College.
HU downs Grace 2008
The Foresters picked up their second conference win of the season with a 7-2 victory over Grace College.
Nalliah, Brauchla receive September Peer Award
Recipients of the Huntington University Peer Award for the month of September are Paul Nalliah and Denise Brauchla.
Foresters come up short 2008
After battling back from a 2-0 deficit to knot the match at two games apiece, but it was Goshen College that won the fifth and final game to get the hard fought 25-22, 25-22, 25-27, 28-30, 15-8 win.
HU wins third straight
The Foresters made it three wins in a row and evened their record at 3-3 on the season with a convincing 4-1 win over Manchester College.
Huntington University to host diversity conference
Huntington University will host the Conference on Christianity, Culture and Diversity in America on Nov. 14-16 with pre-conference events on Nov. 13.
Neiderhiser, Brenneman named Athletes of Week
The Huntington University Athletic Department announced its Athletes of the Week for the week of Sept. 8-14.
HU 2-2 at Defiance
The Foresters traveled to Ohio for the Defiance College Tournament and went 2-2 on the weekend.
Foresters drop two in tourney
The Foresters headed to Illinois for a weekend tournament at Judson University and dropped both matches.
Foresters get first win 2008
Although they won just one of the doubles' matches, the Foresters came up with four singles' victories to earn their first win of the season.
HU edges Marian
The Foresters (5-2, 3-1) started with two doubles wins and then came through with three singles victories to edge Marian College 5-4.
Huntington residents conduct teacher training in China
While China busied itself preparing for the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, a group of 15 volunteers from Huntington, Ind., participated in a three-week teacher training project approximately 2,000 miles south in Zhuhai City.
Monsma to address 2008 presidential election issues
Steve Monsma will give the Walter and Georgiana Ball Lecture as part of Huntington University's Forester Lecture Series at 7 p.m. on Sept. 23 in the Zurcher Auditorium of the Merillat Centre for the Arts.
Goetz named coordinator of online programs
Huntington University's Julie Goetz has transitioned to a full-time position as the coordinator of online programs.
Foresters too much for Cougars
The experience and depth of the Foresters (4-2, 2-1) proved too much for Spring Arbor University as HU downed the Cougars 7-2.
Burman exhibits sculptures in Wilson Gallery
Michael D. Burman, Huntington University adjunct faculty member, is exhibiting in the university's Robert E. Wilson Gallery through Oct. 4.
Huntington University to present 'As It Is in Heaven'
The Huntington University Theatre Company will present "As It Is in Heaven" at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 18-19 and at 2 and 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 20 in the Studio Theatre of the Merillat Centre for the Arts.
Spring Arbor edges HU 2008
After splitting the six singles matches, it was the Cougars of Spring Arbor winning two of the three doubles' matches to edge HU 5-4.
Foresters fall in MCC opener 2008
The Foresters began conference play on the road against the University of St. Francis and fell 25-16, 24-26, 25-20, 25-17.
Foresters ranked #11 in NAIA
In Tuesday's NAIA Top 25 national rankings, the Forester men's cross country team made its first appearance of the season in the #11 spot.
HU, Manchester end in tie
The Foresters and Manchester College battled on the soccer field for 110 minutes and the end result was a scoreless tie.
Parkview awards $75,000 grant to nursing program
In a presentation Sept. 2, Parkview Huntington Hospital awarded a $75,000 grant to Huntington University's nursing program.
Huntington University enrolls a record 1,211 students
At the annual Huntington University Foundation dinner Thursday evening, university President G. Blair Dowden announced record-breaking enrollment numbers.
HU edges Bluffton
The Foresters grabbed a 2-1 halftime lead and traded goals in the second half to edge Bluffton University 3-2 for their first win of the season.
Foresters third at IWU
After finishing the first day with a one shot lead over the second place team, the Foresters again had trouble matching their scores on day two and finished third of 10 teams.
HU downs Bethel in MCC matchup
The Foresters recorded their first MCC victory of the season with a 6-3 win over Bethel College.
Foresters notch first win
After falling behind 2-0 to Bluffton University, the Foresters bounced back to tie the score in regulation and then got the game winner in the fifth minute of overtime to notch their first win of the season.
Johnson wins Hanover Invitational
Senior Nick Johnson paced the Forester harriers by winning the Hanover College Cross Country Invitational in 25:55.28.
HU handles Siena Heights
In their home opener, the Foresters easily handled the Saints of Siena Heights University winning in three straights games 25-17, 25-22, 25-18.
Bethel knocks off Foresters
Playing in their first home conference match, the Foresters succumbed to Bethel College 6-3.
Barkley earns Accreditation in Public Relations
Heather Barkley, assistant director of public relations at Huntington University, has earned Accreditation in Public Relations by successfully completing a rigorous examination process administered by the Universal Accreditation Board.
EXCEL course results in renewed family connection
Heather Jones received an unexpected benefit from one of her Huntington University courses – a relationship with her grandfather.
McGraw, Johnson named Athletes of the Week
The Huntington University Athletic Department announced its Athletes of the Week for the week of Aug. 31-Sept. 6.
Indiana Tech edges HU
The Warriors of Indiana Tech scored in the 10th minute of the first half and held off the Foresters over the final 80 minutes to edge HU 1-0.
Foresters shut out by Alma
A talented Alma College squad took it to the Foresters knocking HU off 4-0.
'Fresh Faces' to introduce new theatre talent
The Huntington University Department of Theatre Arts will introduce new talent with "Fresh Faces," an evening of scenes and songs, on Sept. 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the Zurcher Auditorium of the Merillat Centre for the Arts.
Education professor to speak at auxiliary breakfast
The Huntington University Women's Auxiliary fall semester breakfast will be held at 9 a.m. on Sept. 20 in the upper level of the university's Habecker Dining Commons.
Foresters fall to IWU(2)
The Foresters struggled in their MCC opener and fell 8-1 to Indiana Wesleyan University.
IWU downs HU in MCC opener
The Foresters battled the heat, injuries and the Indiana Wesleyan Wildcats in their Mid-Central Conference opener and fell 8-1.
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MNF Redux- Keep Livin' Edition
You can't see the entire right side, which had a photo collection of Chad's touchdowns. But Merton had to ruin it for everyone.....yes the same Merton "Chicken Neck" Hanks from the 9ers.
Also.....I'm very disappointed in our friend Matt. Very boring in the booth. But he did give us the wonderful quote, ""I've always loved the psychology of sport. Football is the ultimate team sport. If one out of eleven is off....you know where the leak in the bucket is"- MMc
Onto the Comment Highlights. As always please check out the sites of everyone involved. They are entirely more funny than myself and keep me entertained for 4 hours on Mondays.
Brian said...Well, now we know what sucks worse than anything else in football: Waiting an hour for a game to start, then having to wait out an official review within the first three minutes.
Amen. The start of that game was hell, and when the shootout never took place, it dragged on forever.
Jay said...""if he held him any longer he would be married in some culture" and what culture would that be??"......Canada.
It's so true Jay. So true.
Lord Nero said...Lotta leg slappin in the booth.
Yeah it got extremely odd in there when Matt entered the fray. But that just goes to show you that Matt can woo anyone.....male or female.
BJ said...If they played the Heizman on dat Ho I would paypal you and ESPN $100; after I did the Heizman on dat Ho of course.
Do the Heizman On Dat Ho....Do the Heizman on Dat....okay, it's permanently stuck in your head for the rest of the day.
Joshua said...I think we should replace TK with McConaughey. I know TK is trying to be witty and amusing all the time, but I think as viewers, we would benefit much more from deep philosophical insights such as "keep livin'" all while trying to avoid being the "leak in the bucket" of life.
That made me do a spittake last night and this morning. Too funny.
Joshua said...TK, I underestimate your power of reasoning and logical deduction. I knew the Colts were scoring touchdowns, but I had no idea that "Cincinnati is going to have to score more than field goals to catch up." You my friend, are the epitome of everything a color commentator should be. I retract my request to replace you with Mr. McConaughey, because while his looks may be sexy, your commentary is far sexier.
Josh again. Good stuff, and I whole-heartedly agree.
- Joshua said... Right now, Matthew McConaughey is...
A) Admiring himself in a mirror a'la Uncle Jesse
B) Reading the works of Plato
D) Drooling over his newly acquired Theismann autographed 8X10
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Gwyneth | Report | 27 Jan 2013 19:57 |
The address of g.parents in 1914 was 4gemig St. St Asaph |
patchem | Report | 26 Jan 2013 09:48 |
This is just an example of a gardener in 1911, just Holt is some distance from St Asaph |
patchem | Report | 26 Jan 2013 09:36 |
This may be the marriage that trailertrash referred to, as family in the 1911, unfortunately wrong profession: |
patchem | Report | 26 Jan 2013 09:05 |
Any idea when and where the grandparents died, or rough idea of ages at marriage? |
Dea | Report | 26 Jan 2013 08:25 |
What was the address on the birth cert please - was there a house number? |
Gwyneth | Report | 26 Jan 2013 07:13 |
G.father was only named as John, who was a gardener at time of registration, Hannah as a domestic. Could possibly be a twin named Peter to my dad. Only info if from dads birth cert |
trailertrash | Report | 25 Jan 2013 21:14 |
is it possible your grandfathers name was Robert John Williams as there is a marriage to Hannah Jane Hughes in Wrexham, Denbigshire in 1910?? |
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GlitterBaby | Report | 25 Jan 2013 20:07 |
What is the occupation of John on the birth cert ? |
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Flip | Report | 25 Jan 2013 20:04 |
I see your father's birth registration, but do you not know of any of his siblings - to try to narrow down the grandparents marriage? |
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Gwyneth | Report | 25 Jan 2013 19:08 |
I am trying to find grandparents named John and Hannah nee Hughes. My dad was named John Owen born 23rdSept. 1914, at this time they lived in Gemig St. St Asaph. This is the only information I have |


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Really nice! I love the movement from warm colors into cool ones. Beautiful drawing. 5h
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Thanks for all the replies friends. We are still wavering back and forth. One day it's Aulani the next it's a cruise. I think we have ruled out DL for now and may save that for when our girls get older and we can explore CA a bit more. DH really wants Aulani and I really want a cruise....so it will be a battle of the parents I guess. More opinions and thoughts would be extremely helpful especially from those who have been since we are basically only relying on others experiences. Have a happy new year all!
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Your airfare to orlando is sadly going to be double your estimate. I've gone Feb vacations a lot and have never been able to find good airfare deals from our part of the USA. The only way to make it a little less outrageous is to go from Tuesday to Tuesday, thereby taking 2 days off into the next week if that is possible. All of the airlines jack up the prices that week.
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I understand the possibility of it going up, but I don't foresee it doubling. For an example this April break we got all four tickets from Portland Maine to Orlando for 816.00. Perhaps closer to 1000.00 but if you book as soon as the dates are released you can sometimes get some decent rates. I don't pretend to know it all, so please don't take it that way....just speaking from experiences that we have had with the airlines. We call it "the game" that you have to play with the airlines. My DH has a routine that he checks flights every morning, and several times during the day. Watches the release days and plays with times that we can go...typically we schedule all vaca's around the airfare, then combine that with days that we can go, etc. We really do find it to be a game, but a game that can be crazy frustrating. I know airlines like to jack up the prices during different vacation times and have made the accommodations to travel on a tues vs a friday etc. The difference with this trip is we aren't just going to Orlando ....If we do a Cruise we do go to Orlando, but if we go elsewhere we are just as new as many others. The airfare has always been the thing that has kept us from Hawaii or CA because of it's crazy costs, but since we are only planning one trip this year vs two, we don't mind spending the extra on airfare. Thanks for the heads up though....I asked for opinions and am thankful to get them. Where in New England are you from if you don't mind me asking?
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I would choose either Aulani or DL if you are going to go to other parts of Southern CA as well. My fiance and I have often considered taking a week to travel around Southern California, hitting Disneyland, Universal, Hollywood, etc etc. If you would just spend 7 days at Disneyland, I wouldn't choose that option.
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I say go to Hawaii. Many feel Oahu is their least favorite island because Waikiki and Oahu in general are more crowded, but there is PLENTY to do and see. First of all, the lagoons by Aulani in the Ko Olina Resort area are great! They have little to no surf, so the kids can play in the water with ease! There are 4 lagoons in that area that you can utilize, and minimal parking for non-resort guests, so they are never really that crowded. If you rent a car (which you had in your calculations) you can see so many of the sites! There is Hanauma Bay for snorkeling, Makupuu Lighthouse for an easy hike with a beautiful view of the little islands to the east and possibly Maui in the distance, Diamond Head crater hike with views of Waikiki, the North Shore beaches (in February there are still giant waves, so there will be surfers and possibly a surf competition). Haliewa Town on the north shore has some great "hole in the wall" type restuarants and the famous Hawaii Shave Ice stand Matsumoto's. Ko Olina has a great luau and then along the leeward coast there is the Polynesian Culture Center that puts on a great night show. Then there is the history- Pearl Harbor and the USS Missouri are great tours. For cheap eats, grab a "plate lunch" for around 5-6 bucks and you'll be full all day! Sure you can spend a lot on food at the grocery stores, but the normal restaurants in my experience living there were not that much higher than the mainland (minus the resort area itself). In my opinion, if you have just one week, there won't be enough time to see all that Oahu has to offer AND travel to another island. Best of luck in your decision! Happy New Year and Happy Planning!
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Three fun options!
That said Feb can be iffy in Hawaii just like any state. That is a fairly rainy time. The first year we lived there it rained for 40 days straight. Literally...I've never seen anything like it. Our friends flew over from Seattle and that's what they got! We spent a week on Kauai in Feb the next year and it was so cold and rainy that we didn't even swim! I think the thing with Hawaii is to consider what you'll want to do there. Are going all that way and then just spend time at the resort? Swim and beach? Costs won't add much except food!!! If you want to sightsee, it can add up very quickly plus the travel time around a very crowded island. . It's so terribly expensive to get to Hawaii from the east coast, travel to/there is long, you're jet lagged when you arrive...We lived in HI three years and made four trips back to the mainland--one to WA, one to CO and two to GA. 10 hour flight to GA with a six hour time difference (HI doesn't do DST) and flights from HNL to east coast usually leave at night arriving early morning east coast. It's painful! The cruise can be all inclusive. If you don't book expensive excursions at Nassau, Castaway Cay is gorgeous and lots of things included there. All food on ships is free, most drink (non alcoholic of course!), entertainment, kids clubs, AquaDuck, movies, shows, etc. obviously much easier travel to get there and you can add on a few days of parks "for free" with your passes and DVC points. I think it just depends on what you're seeking. Good luck either way!
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If it were me, I'd go for the cruise.
Hawaii is amazing, but the time change is hard on LO's, and your kids seem like they are the perfect age to really enjoy all that a DCL offers.
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The first year we lived there it rained for 40 days straight. Literally...I've never seen anything like it. Our friends flew over from Seattle and that's what they got! We spent a week on Kauai in Feb the next year and it was so cold and rainy that we didn't even swim! Sorry to go off topic, but I remember that 40 days of rain- my parents got one sunny day on their visit! I felt so bad for those that did their "once in a lifetime" vacations to Hawaii over that time! |
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Thanks for all the replies. I didn't even think about Hawaii having a rainy season! I am definitely leaning towards the cruise while DH is still stuck on HI and of course two days ago we were back to the same old just going to WDW because it's cheapest and easiest. I think that I am just going to have to bite the bullet and book a cruise with or without any input from the DH, he will have fun once we get there. LOL. I hope everyone had a safe and happy new year! Here's to another year of vacation planning! Keep the opinions coming these are exactly the reasons I started a thread! THANKS!
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Please don't think it's impossible to get VGC because it's not your home resort.
We're booked there from 1/12 thru 1/18/13 in a one bdrm and our home resorts are VWL and SSR. I booked at the 7 month window and didn't have a problem..... the key is booking at the 7 month window. Also, don't know what your family's dining habits are.....we typically eat half in and half out when at WDW, however, from everything we've read dining at DL is not as prominent (you know....making ressies months in advance) as it is at WDW and we've decided we will have all breakfasts and all dinners except for one in our DVC unit and probably most lunches also, since everything at DLR is within 10/15 minute walking distance and you really don't need to take into account the transportation time to get from a park back to your DVC for meals. I'm currently working on our Von's (the grocery delivery service at DLR) grocery order and will submit it and schedule a delivery time this week.....it looks like our grocery cost for the week will be right around $200/220....not too bad for 4 people (3 adults and 11 yr old grandson) for 5 1/2 days. I'm planning on simple meals....frozen pizza/salad, spaghetti/salad night w/leftovers for lunch, taco night, homemade mac/cheese/salad w/leftovers for lunch, homemade soup/crusty bread for lunch one day....breakfasts will be eggs, sausage or bacon, french toast, waffles, and cereal depending on the day we have planned. I've also included snack stuff and two cases of water in the grocery order. We're getting 4 day PH passes to DL w/the current online special for $245 each and also planning to go to Universal Hollywood one day on a Grayline shuttle for $100 each w/transportation included. We considered getting the SO California Citypass, but, since we're only there Sat to Fri and actually Sat and Fri are both travel days...we decided against it. We decided against renting a car since we have no desire to fight the CA freeway traffic. We're flying into John Wayne Airport which is only about 13 miles from DLR and are using taxi to/from airport at a cost of under $50 each. Our airfare was $940 rd trp out of pocket for 4 of us.....using 2 SWA Rapid Rewards free one ways. So, bottom line is.....don't discount DLR simply because you don't think you'll get accommodations at VGC.......actually the only thing I'm NOT looking forward to is the long flight from NE PA to Southern CA.....don't mind flying at all...just the length of the trip. |
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I would say DCL cause it would seem perfect with the kids ages plus you also get the benefit of still having some time at WDW to get that fix. You said you have a PAP for Disney as well so you are getting more value out if being able to use that. Hawaii can be VERY expensive when you get there and flights are usually pretty pricey.
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What are the dates that you are looking at in Feb? We've gone to FL the last 3 years and airfare this year has been really high. Each year my budget has had to increase and I don't think we will be going next year b/c of how high airfare is. I also teach and it's really hard to get good cheap flights out of BOS. The only reason we are flying this year is that I am using SW points for flights there and we are flying in and out of Manchester instead of BOS or PVD.
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Swiss Macaroni and Cheese Recipe
Whenever we visited my husband's good friend, his wife made this dish. I was too shy to ask for the recipe, so I came up with this one. It is very creamy and rich, with a mild Swiss cheese flavor.
- 3/4 cup uncooked elbow macaroni
- 2 tablespoons chopped onion
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
- 1 cup fat-free milk
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded Swiss cheese
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- Cook macaroni according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a small saucepan, saute onion in butter until tender. Stir in flour until smooth; gradually add milk. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened.
- Add the cheese, salt and pepper. Drain macaroni. Add to cheese mixture; toss gently to coat. Yield: 2 servings.
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Nice twist on a basic pasta & white sauce recipe. I doubled the recipe and added a bit of shredded cheddar for more cheesy taste, but the Swiss still shines through. VERY tasty, I was licking the sauce off the spoon before I even added it to the pasta.
A word of caution, stir the milk almost constantly while waiting for it to boil or it will burn.
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I did not like it, my husband and son did though.
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