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Danielle Monnier struck out eight in a tough loss to Haverford.
FORT MYERS, Fla. — Pitching dominated as Wilmington College split its third straight doubleheader in Gene Cusic Classic action Tuesday afternoon.
The Quakers (3-3) rallied late to beat Eastern Nazarene, 4-1, in the opener, and fell victim to the no-hit bug in a 2-0 loss to Haverford.
Jess Clutter (Englewood/Northmont) dueled Eastern Nazarene's Kori Sorensen in game one. Clutter surrendered just one hit, but the hit was a second-inning home run that kept Wilmington in a 1-0 hole as the Quakers came to bat in the seventh.
Kerri Cunagin (Circleville/Teays Valley) tied the game with a bomb to right-center, and the floodgates were about to open.
"Kerri wasn't feeling well when we got down here last weekend, but she was feeling better today," Wilmington head coach Beth Floyd said. "She got an opportunity today and came up big. That shot really set the tone for a big inning."
Olivia Hutchison (Mason) ripped a one-out single, and Wilmington's small-ball took over. The Quakers forced two Eastern Nazarene errors that led to runs, and Brooke Byrne smashed an RBI double to left.
When the dust cleared, Wilmington led, 4-1.
Clutter retired the Lions in order in the seventh to pick up her second win in three decisions.
Cunagin had two of Wilmington's five hits in the opener.
Game two was another battle in the circle as Danielle Monnier (Houston) went head-to-head with Haverford's Claire Fitzgerald.
Monnier gave up just one earned run and fanned eight in seven innings of work, but Fitzgerald went untouched to record a no-hitter.
"I was real proud of our pitchers today, and our opponents pitched the ball well, too. It made for some exciting softball," Floyd said. "Jess Clutter was outstanding, and I thought Danielle pitched a great game against the best team we've played down here so far."


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"Here it is. I'm dead, and this is the last post to my blog."
These words begin the last post on now-deceased blogger Derek K. Miller's personal website. A message from beyond, the post was thoughtfully prepared by Derek to be posted upon his death, ensuring it a permanent place in his digital legacy. But what about all of the other data we create throughout our lifetime? What happens to our data when we die, and what will we leave behind for our heirs?
Derek's widow, blogger and podcaster Airdrie Miller, was the first to talk on the subject at the SXSWi panel Digital Immortals: Preserving Life Beyond Death. She opened by describing the emotions that accompany the pain of losing a loved one, the burden that can come with maintaining a digital legacy, and the constant reminders of that person that can surface from digital artifacts. When a service prompts you to follow someone who is no longer alive, how does that feel? How can we make meaning of the co-presence of the living and the dead in our digital world?
While Derek was prescient enough to plan his last post, the panel agreed that most of us are unaware, or just plain lazy, when it comes to our digital legacy. Bill LeFurgy, Digital Initiatives Project Manager for the Library of Congress explained that many of us are not even aware of our archival role for our own data and that puts our digital legacy at risk. LeFurgy suggested two immediate needs to help address this issue. First, libraries should raise awareness and provide guidance on how to manage digital archives. He cited www.digitalpreservation.gov as an example. Second, the tech community should support personal archiving by baking it into our digital tools.
Panel organizer Evan Carroll, co-founder at The Digital Beyond and author of Your Digital Afterlife, asked the panel to provide thoughts on what we can do now. Advice included keeping track of your passwords to give to a digital executor, being aware of Terms of Service around ownership of content, and creating a digital will. Adam Ostrow, SVP Content & Executive Editor at Mashable, seconded this by emphasizing the need to start looking at our digital artifacts more like our physical artifacts. We need to be clear about how we want our digital selves stored, accessed, or even deleted after we are gone.
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Soooo easy and soooo delicious !!! This is a recipe I took from Natatlia Rose book " The raw food detox diet". She use cocoa powder but it's up to you. I like carob powder better.
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Joe Root passed fifty for the fifth time in the series to lift England to 385 for seven and a lead of 237 runs at the close on the second day of the fifth Test against India at The Oval.
Alastair Cook made 79, Gary Ballance 64 and Jos Buttler 45 as England turned the screw after their four-pronged seam attack dismissed the touring side for 148 on the first day.
India first innings 148 England first innings
A Cook c Vijay b Aaron 79 S Robson b Aaron 37G Ballance c Pujara b Ashwin 64I Bell c Dhoni b Sharma 7J Root not out 92 J Buttler c Ashwin b Sharma 45 C Woakes c Dhoni b Kumar 0C Jordan not out 19
Extras (b14 lb3 nb10 w1) 28 Total (for 7 wickets, 105 overs) 385 Fall of wickets: 1-66, 2-191, 3-201, 4-204, 5-229, 6-309, 7-318
Root ended on 92 not out with Chris Jordan on 19 and England will look to add quick runs in the morning before attempting to bowl out India again to clinch the series which they lead 2-1.
Resuming on 62 for no wicket, England opener Sam Robson fell for 37 in the second over of the day when he misjudged a full straight delivery from Arun Aaron which crashed into his off stump to end a first-wicket stand of 66.
England took lunch on 148 for one but Cook was dropped twice after the interval before pushing at a wide ball from Aaron and being well caught low down by Murali Vijay at first slip to end a second-wicket partnership of 125.
Ballance reached his third fifty in eight Tests to go with three centuries before prodding a turning delivery from spinner Ashwin straight to Cheteshwar Pujara at silly mid off.
Ian Bell, on seven, received a snorting ball from Ishant Sharma which he could only edge to wicketkeeper MS Dhoni, the third wicket to fall for the addition of only 13 runs.
Moeen Ali batted fluently, clipping two sweetly-struck fours off his legs, and he was unfortunate to be dismissed for 14 when he chopped a ball from Ashwin back on to his stumps.
Root reached his fifty off 93 balls, including a six and two fours, to become the fourth England batsman to pass fifty in every Test of a five-match series.
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The BLUER Bike/Ped Subcommittee is focussed on reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the Borough by reducing the amount of car traffic and replacing it with bikers or walkers. However, there are obstacles to make West Chester more bike and pedestrian friendly. This committee will focus on identifying, prioritizing and finding solutions to these obstacles. We will work with the Borough, the business owners, drivers and the walking/biking public to improve the pedestrian and biking experience in West Chester.
Specific initiatives on our agenda right now include:
The BFWC team met on Nov 23, 2013 to discuss plans for marking 6 streets in WC Borough as bike boulevards. We'd like to mark the roadway on these roads to inform drivers and bikers that the road is to be shared. We also hope to get mid-block signs indicating this is a Bike Route. Bikers are encouraged to ride in the lane and drivers should be patient with bikes, especially in areas where cars are parked on one or both sides of the road.
Candidate streets are:
The next steps are:
View the current Bike Friendly West Chester Plan here.
West Chester BLUER and the Chester County Cycling Coalition are launching a Share The Road campaign in May, 2013.
To find out how people who live and work in the Borough feel about cycling, the Chester County Cycling Coalition (CCCC) created and implemented the West Chester Bicycle Survey in January 2011. The survey answered important questions that will help guide the design of a plan to improve bicycling in the Borough of West Chester. The survey answered some key questions: Why do people bicycle? Why don't they bicycle? What do we have to do to encourage people to use bicycles as a mode of transportation?
The vast majority of people who participated in our survey would bicycle more for transportation, exercise and recreation if bicycling in the Borough was safe. We also learned that many people were unhappy about cyclists who do not obey the rules of the road. In order to improve bicycling conditions in West Chester Borough, the BLUER Transportation Committee in cooperation with the CCCC are working on a bike plan for the Borough: Bike Friendly West Chester. As recommended by the League of American Bicyclists, the plan will include proposals for improving bicycle facilities (bicycle routes and storage), and a plan to educate bicyclists and motorists.
View the full survey summary here. View the detailed survey here.
The Bike Friendly West Chester team put together a fold-up pocket street map of the Borough of West Chester showing what we consider to be the safest routes for getting in, out and between points of interest in the borough. You can open a .pdf file of the map here and print it, or pick one up at many of the sports oriented businesses in the borough - thanks to West Chester BID for printing these maps.
In 2011 we compiled an inventory of bicycle parking in West Chester: the existing racks, capacity and where we think there should be more bike parking. The existing racks are are marked on the Bike Route Map above, but the full inventory spreadsheet can be found here.
Other groups with similar goals (improving the bike and pedestrian experience in West Chester) that we have been or plan to work with are:
We plan to have issue specific meetings and cross membership with these groups to help achieve our goals
The Transporation and BFWC Subcommittees meet approximately once per quarter. Some meetins will focus more on Bike Friendy West Chester, some on other/general transportation issues. Check agenda for details. Contact Jim Wylie (firstname.lastname@example.com) to get on dist list. We meet at Hybrid Cycles at 126 E. Gay St with topic specific meetings as needed. Scheduled meeting dates are listed below. Minutes from these meetings are included in the monthly BLUER meetings which are posted on the About page.
Participating members of Bike Friendly West Chester are: Ellen Zadoff (chair), Jim Wylie, Ray Ott, Shayne Trimbell, Tara Speck, Chris Bell, Fred Rothman.
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1. Xbox 360 Console
2. LCD or CRT Computer Monitor. ( Just for a quick FYI, Mine is a 20 inch Dell wfp)
3.Stereo female RCA to male 3.5mm Cable Which Is needed to get the sound from your computer speakers.
4.Xbox 360 VGA HD AV Cable if your monitor does not have a component port. (mine does so no pictures)
PLEASE READ: to get the part 3 & 4, go to amazon.com or Radioshack ( I got my cables at Radioshack for $10)
Step 2: Hook Up the Xbox 360 VGA HD AV Cable
1. Unplug The Old Cable From Your Xbox 360.
2. Unplug the VGA cable out of your monitor.
3. Insert the AV Connector on the Cable Into The Xbox 360.
4. Screw The VGA Cable Into Your Monitor
NOTE: I have a composite cable on my monitor so there will be no pictures for this step. I am sorry.
How did you make laptop screen as TV screen? Can you name the wires and tell the steps
Yes, gladly. First of all you will need a VGA cable or an HDMI cable. HDMI is much newer and usually easier, but some laptops/TV's only have one of them. You can look online about what each one looks like. Now you find the plug on both you laptop and you tv and plug them in accordingly. Your laptop might blink at first, I know mine does. I use windows 7 so you might have to find better instructions otherwise, but these are the pretty broad instructions. Go to your laptop and right click on your desktop background. Then find and click on "Screen Resolution" in the drop down menu. Here is where you should be (Check enclosed image). Your laptop should recognize that you have a monitor or TV connected. Click the drop down menu next to Display and find the name of your monitor or TV. As you can see, mine is an ASUS VE278. Now you can play around with the settings. My current settings say that when I have a VGA plugged in, it will black out my laptop screen and make the monitor my main desktop. You can change up things like the Orientation, multiple displays (this means you can have more than one screen, like maybe if you wanted to pull a video up on your laptop, then drag it on to the monitor screen), etc. If you have any trouble feel free to contact me again.
This site has many different audio/video cables to fix your problems. The prices are pretty well listed on the site too! I hope this can help your issue!
Even IF Xbox 360 didn't support D-DVI, you cans still connect it to an Apple Cinema via a VGA-DVI adaptor connected to the Mini-DVI adaptor. We tried this and it worked. Most, if not all versions of DVI is backwards compatible with VGA. Read up on it on Wikipedia. Next time think before saying stuff like that. And Little Einstein (name suits), don't be a loser.
But I would love to see you prove this on a 30" Apple Cinema Display. Reply when you have made your video and have uploaded it for all to view.
As you can see, HDMI _IS_ backwards compatible with DVI-D. Do some research next time before calling me dumb.
Then explain to everyone why the video doesn't come through correctly, then after all of that you can say I was right. Don't worry you can keep saying you know what your talking about and I won't respond anymore.
"Xbox 360 to Apple 30" Cinema Display"
Why not show a video of yourself using a VGA -> Mini Display Port adaptor or HDMI+DVI-MiniDisplay to connect it to YOUR monitor. If you actually have an Xbox or Cinema. If you don't, and CAN'T make this video, it proves you don't have a Cinema or Xbox, and that your argument is invalid. I've been using Xboxes for years, and I know a thing or two about them.
It's just sad to me that you do not get it, nor did you ever have the intention try it for yourself. You just came on here all "wanna be smart" because you read Wikipedia and don't even own the items in question, Which are 30" Apple Cinema Display & Xbox 360 and a Female DVI-D to HDMI adapter... Not the APPLE DISPLAY PORT.
Seriously I am done, keep responding and people will see you do not have the means to try nor prove your Wikipedia learning. Real world tests sometimes prove Wikipedia wrong, but only someone with experience would know that.
First one is Xbox HD VGA Cable -> VGA to DVI adaptor -> DVI to MiniDisplay
That don't work? Then simply:
Xbox's HDMI output -> HDMI to DVI adaptor -> DVI to Mini Display port.
Or even Xbox HD VGA -> Apple's VGA to Mini Display Port adaptor.
Now, smart alek, look at this: http://store.apple.com/au/product/MB571Z/A
Those products are geared towards connecting to a Mac, but they will work in connecting to your Cinema. I have explained time and time again how to do this. If you yourself can't make a video of you doing this, you can explain why it doesn't upload. And I didn't come on here to post something from Wikipedia, I came on to tell people that it was possible so they could get the most out of their display or Xbox. I didn't learn this on Wikipedia. I just had to find a reference so maybe you'd stop and listen for a bit, instead of ranting on. You haven't even posted a SINGLE intructable, which leads me to believe your just a compulsive comment critic. Do something productive or I report you to mods for being rude and offensive.
Hmmm.... A mini display port to VGA adaptor.... those idiots at Apple don't know what they're talking about. I mean, they only make Cinema Displays. Wow. People are really dumb.
Wow, they're even dumber. Here's a mini-DVI to DVI adaptor... again made by Apple themselves. XD
You are thinking of a DVI-VGA adapter which comes with most DVI video cards and only cost a dollar or two.


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You're in a real rough situation, and I know that it's hard to get out of... you KNOW the best thing for you would be to leave this guy... you said yourself, he brings down your self esteem. Why is it that you stay? What draws you back to him??? Next time, leave, and DON'T go back... you need to re-new your own life.
I'm happy to hear that you've decided suicide isn't the right answer...you're right, your children need you, and , you need them. Why not take up a new hobby? Start going to the gym, or taking a class that interests you.
I'm really really sorry, i know this response is probably being of no help to you... i'm not feeling too well, and am still half asleep, so I know i'm not all "there".... i'll try and get back to you today with a more coherent, sensable response.
*hugs* i hope you begin to feel better. You are welcome here any time.
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I know I have some of the same feelings as you, some days thinking "hey, I'm allright!" and others, feeling pretty bad about myself. We need to try & have more of the good days. Try to learn to not put yourself down... if you look in the mirror, stop yourself from saying "oh I look bad" or whatever. It really is a habit when we talk down to ourselves. We need to be our own best friend! So many people treat other people better than they treat themselves. Show your daughters what self-respect and self-love is about ;) They need you for that!! You've already shown them how successful a woman can be, right?
I say you should put yourself first for a while here. Don't worry about your boyfriend - you don't have to tell him any of this stuff. He doesn't put you down or insult you, does he?? If not - good. It's important to have supportive people in your life. Don't let anyone treat you badly - you deserve much better.
You mentioned returning to school - can you meet people there with similar interests? Try to reach out & talk to people. You never know who you can meet. Perhaps there are some type of single parent organizations or clubs in your area. Meeting women and men like yourself would be great wouldn't it? Maybe there would even be organized activities which include the children, etc. How about your local park district? Many have fliers or booklets with different activities that don't cost much, or are even free.
I hope some of this has helped you. I'm sure the other ladies here will have some good things to say to you :)
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I have one comment onthe suicidal thoughts. Pleasle do whatever it takes to get those thoughts forever out of your mind! I have seen the aftermath of suicide firsthand and it is unimaginable! Your little ones love you, faults and all. You have unconditional love, how amazing! So, yeah, whenever you feel down, give the girls a hug! And get out of the house, with them! Head to the park or the book store or rent a movie! A lot of towns have activites for single parents and their kids, maybe you can find something like that in your area.
As for this guy, it doesn't seem like a very giving relationship. I know leaving can be hard and being without someone is difficult (I came here when my bf and I broke up, I know the hurt). But being in an unfulfilling relationship is so much worse!
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HATBOY SLIM: Rootsboy Langhorne Slim wakes up for the Brookdale Lodge this Friday.
Music Calendar
September 15 - 22, 2010
Wednesday | 9/15
For four decades, singer/songwriter Jesse Winchester has lived the troubadour's life, epitomizing the old cliché about taking the road less traveled. Winchester may have never topped the charts—his biggest hit was the 1981 single "Say What," which hit No. 32 on the singles charts—but he accrued a following of notable fans, including Elvis Costello and Reba McEntire. Since returning to the States in 2002 from Canada, his principal roaming ground since the 1970s, he has embarked on a number of domestic tours and has been welcomed back as a seasoned elder statesman of the form. Kuumbwa; $25 adv/$29 door; 7:30pm. (Paul M. Davis)
Thursday | 9/16
A name like Lubriphonic suggests something slippery, lubricated and probably a bit NSFW. The Chicago soul band lives up to the unsavory connotations of its name with elastic, rubbery funk and R&B that does Bootsy proud. Having earned their stripes backing up Chicago blues legends like Buddy Guy and Koko Taylor, the Lubriphonic boys have chops to spare. This is a rhythm-and-soul rave-up with its eye on the dance floor first and foremost, with just the right amount of grit to vouchsafe its credibility. Moe's Alley; $9 adv/$12 door; 8:30pm. (PMD)
Friday | 9/17
The term "experimental gospel" doesn't come up in a lot of bands' musical descriptions. But sure enough, there it is in Chicago trio Pillars & Tongues' bio. Like most labels, however, it falls well short of capturing the essence of what the group is all about. Using layers of harmonized vocals and accompanying them with little more than a violin or a double bass—if anything at all—Pillars & Tongues approaches Americana and gospel with a style that's both hauntingly simplistic and ambitiously complex. Crepe Place; $8; 9pm. (Curtis Cartier)
It may dishearten some Americana purists to learn that New York up-and-coming singer/songwriter Sean Scolnick, a.k.a. Langhorne Slim, is a classically trained guitarist with a fancy degree in music. Americana, after all, is poor man's music that derives a lot of its tradition from oral history, not glossy textbooks. That said, Slim's taken the polished songwriting skills he learned at the Conservatory of Music at Purchase College and used them to push the traditional down-home sound toward a more fully realized and epically produced musical experience. Besides, the man writes some heart-wrenchingly solid lyrics, which the aforementioned purists should find more than makes up for his hoity-toity education. Brookdale Lodge; $21.25; 9pm. (CC)
Saturday | 9/18
Behind every famous musician is a great guitarist. And when that guitarist trades in the shadows for the spotlight, the world suddenly has a Randy Jacobs on its hands. At the ripe old age of 13, he was prowling Detroit streets with a guitar and a wheelbarrow to hold his amp. He's seen the back of many a star, from rapper Coolio to pop star Elton John. It's Jacobs' turn now, and he has his own band of stellar musicians in tow. The Boneshakers deliver a mighty funky R&B, hard as rocks and triumphant as Randy Jacobs' career. Moe's Alley; $17/$20; 9pm. (Kate Jacobson)
Like a Folsom Prison guard looking down on the exercise yard, The Man in Black looms large over country & western and rock music. Indeed, Johnny Cash became a legend not just because of his music—that famed baritone easyspeak and freight train boom-bada guitar cadence—but also because of the mysterious and rebellious aura that emanated from his core. Nearly seven years to the day after Cash died in a Nashville hospital, Cash'd Out, "the next best thing to Johnny Cash," hits the stage at the Catalyst. The San Diego cover group, led by lookalike Douglas Benson, dresses the part in shirts and ties as it whips out convincingly gravel-throated renditions of Cash favorites. Catalyst; $12 adv/$15 door; 9pm. (CC)
Monday | 9/20
The Jim Jones Revue is a throwback in the best way possible, taking the rare ore of old-school rock & roll and fashioning it into something modern and relevant. The band's sets are less like the somnambulist exercises that pass for contemporary rock shows and more like a righteous revival at the altar of debauchery and excess. Owing much to early boogie-woogie rock & roll and garage-rock saviors the MC5, the Jim Jones Revue delights in the sort of dirtbag riffage and paleolithic beat that will never be heard on an iPad commercial. Crepe Place; $10; 9pm. (PMD)
Wednesday | 9/22
Laurence Juber's life changed when Paul McCartney picked him as the lead guitarist for Wings. After the band folded in the early '80s, Juber switched gears and launched into a solo career that gained him Grammys and number one rankings galore. He's a finger stylist, weaving together seamless solo melodies that sound like a group effort, giving his audience two or three for the price of one. His later albums are a breath of fresh air and instrumentals, the sound of an artist who has honed his skills into a classy, head-clearing blend. Don Quixotes; 7:30pm; $16 adv/ $18 door. (KJ)
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The New York City Ballet takes the stage for another season. Tuesday was opening night for the company at SPAC. The ballet is in town for the next two weeks, but fans are already looking ahead to next year, when things will be a bit different. Innae Park has more.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. -- The 47th season of the NYC Ballet at SPAC opened in full splendor Tuesday night, but there was a slight sting, knowing that such beauty would be limited next year.
"Nothing that anybody wants to see, but it's something necessary," said Marcia White, SPAC President and Executive Director.
After being reduced from three to two weeks in 2009, next season will be down to just one. Both groups say it was a mutual decision, all based on finances.
White said, "What we need to do, what we're working on in 2013, is to come up with a financial structure that we can afford and jointly sustain for years to come."
Longtime fans say they are crushed, but have offered ideas.
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Waterford resident Bertilla Baker said, "I think the reason why is that we don't have good investment into the arts in schools. You have to build an audience from when they're little, little children."
However, there are a few foraging ahead with an appreciation for the arts. More than a dozen Capital Region youth are performing with the company this season.
"I'm looking at all the people in the company and yakking about what it would be like if I was in it, what it would be like on opening night," Heather Duncan said. "It makes me want to do it."
"I want to remember the different experiences I had, being an understudy and getting in finally," Mahogani Akita said.
And the same dream is held by those at the helm.
"We have American Girl doll night, lots of ways to encourage families to bring their children, introduce them to the arts," White said.
White says it is their goal to have the New York City Ballet return for a two-week season in 2014.
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Whaddyaa know, TV Guide still publishes Halloween comics previews. Here's DC's Vampire Diares digital comic out today written by Colleen Doran and drawn by Tony Shasteen.
24 Hours of Halloween: The Vampire Diaries by Colleen Doran and Tony Shasteen
24 Hours of Halloween: Jim Rugg and the "It Didn't Rot Our Brains" EC Tribute
The Mondo Tees Gallery is one of those places that turns out pop culture themed prints and artwork by some of Our FinestCartoonist and Painters and so on. You could spend your whole Halloween looking at their archives for sure. They recently had a tribute to EC comics with some great stuff, but you could […]
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Peggy Wolohan von Burkleo sent me along a link to her manga-style webcomic Samhain Night, which she describes as "a dark modern Celtic faerietale set in modern times." Samnahain is of course the origianl Celtic name for the holiday we call Halloween, a time when the borders between worlds become thin. van Burkleo has contributed […]
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Wild River State Park
Wild River State Park is located along 18 miles of the beautiful St. Croix River. The park attracts people who enjoy camping, hiking, horseback riding, canoeing, interpretive programs, self-guided trails, and cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Day visitors can enjoy a leisurely paddle down the St. Croix River from the Sunrise river access to the southern park river access.
The park provides opportunities for semi-modern camping, group camping, equestrian camping, backpack camping, and canoe camping. Visitors who want modern amenities can reserve the guest house which provides a living room, dining room, kitchen, and fireplace. The park also has six camping cabins which include bunkbeds, a table, and benches.
An all-season trail center is a great spot to relax after hiking or cross-country skiing on the 35-mile trail system. A visitor center with exhibits and environmental education programs is open year-round.
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Winter Trails Update
Above freezing temperatures for an extended period of time combined with rain have taken their toll on winter trails. As a result ski trails are now closed and all park trails are open for hiking. Please use caution when hiking due to icy conditions.
Ski and snowshoe rental will be available on weekends if conditions are suitable. Please use caution as a few roads still have some rough or slippery sections. A limited number of electric and non-electric campsites are plowed out and available for winter camping.
Water Off in Campground
The outside water spigots, shower buildings and dump station in the regular campground are closed for the season. Camping is allowed year-round, including electric campsites. There are outhouses in the campground. Water is available on the outside of the office building.
Horse Trails Closed
Horse trails are closed so we can make preparations for the winter ski season. Thanks for another great riding season at Wild River! We'll see you in May.
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If you are using a GPS unit to direct you to the park, you must type in the park address to get to the park headquarters and main use area. Take exit #147 from I-35. We are located 15 miles east of North Branch off County Road 12.
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omg omg,, just Awesome,, these r the pakistani dramas,, n really it happens sumtimes,, n comng to drama ,, awesome direction, acting, make up,, pakistanis can do wonder,, but i wish they cud hav composed their own music n their is much choice for horror as these type of dramas or movies r not common,, so they cud hav tried to make their own music,, n m sure they cud compose v.gud, n hilarios,, hahahah,,
just awesome,, waiting anxiously for next episodes
n by the way, wat is the name of the spirited girl?? i always gaze at her even wen she has become the spirit,, :p
Arij fatma
n luk at bhabhi,, "meri saari baten mana kro, meri fasion sense achi hai",,, hahhahahahah
Ye drama english horror ki copy ha.
NICE YR i like it
I'v got goosebumps!
Awesome,drama han yar,,,,,,
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bongi hai kuch to acha banao pakistan
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Nice drama and good peformance of actors
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superb paki
kya intersting drama …….maza agyaa.aise horror dramas ziada bannananeee chahiyee.i like it…………..very much,,,,,,,,,,,
I'm loving it bit scary thou but always excited to watch it but not alone with somebody hehe I m so curious for the next episode !!!
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great bohat acha aesay dramay to bohat he kam daikhnay ko miltay hain
Mehar love you sweeto app ko sab ko dara diya
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Football: Morton cruises past Highland to win fourth straight sectional title
By Tommy Williams Post-Tribune correspondent November 2, 2012 11:32PM
Morton's Jimmy Glidewell celebrates his team scoring a touchdown against Highland, making the score fourteen to zero in the second quarter during the sectional finals game held at Morton High School in Hammond on Friday November 2, 2012. | Charles Mitchell~For Sun-Times Media
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HAMMOND — It still takes a little getting used to, doesn't it?
Morton won three straight sectional titles thanks to a high scoring air game, but for the second straight sectional game, it was the damage they did on the ground that helped the Governors make it four straight sectionals.
After running up 408 yards rushing in their second-round win over East Chicago last week, the Governors did even better this week.
The Governors rolled to 531 rush yards — which may be a season-high across Northwest Indiana — in a 34-0 win over Highland.
Not exactly the way Morton coach Roydon Richards likes to go about his business offensively.
But after picking up his 100th career coaching victory at Morton, and clinching a regional game at Mishawaka next Friday, he'll get over it.
"It's not something I love; I like keeping the other team off balance," Richards said.
"But one day I asked myself, 'why am I forcing them to be good at what I want them to be good at.' And they're darn good at running the ball."
You'll get no argument from Highland, who will also throw a few compliments at the Governors' defense, which shut them out for the second time this season.
But it was a special teams play that actually turned things around in this one.
With the Governors already leading 7-0, Morton's Alfredo Gutierrez's late second quarter punt penned Highland back at their own one yard line.
After a three-and-out possession, Morton got the ball back with a short field to work with.
The Govs took advantage of with Eleazar Henderson scoring the first of his two touchdowns from one yard out to give the Governors a 14-0 lead.
That momentum carried the Governors to another touchdown on the first possession of the third quarter with Torey Armstrong scoring on a 28-yard knockout punch run to make it 21-0.
"We played hard today," said Henderson, who also scored in the third quarter on a on-yard plunge.
"Our whole offensive line, I have to give heads up to all of them. They were great today. Coach Richards said to have fun tonight and we did."
It wasn't so fun for Highland, who was looking for their first regional appearance since 1987. But first-year coach Trent Grider has another way of looking at it.
After all, Highland had won only five games in the previous five seasons, but the Trojans reached the sectional final this season with a 3-8 record.
"You don't like losing your last game, but there are only five teams that get to win their last game," Grider said.
"What I do like is the emotion my kids are showing. I told them not to forget the feeling they're having right now. I'm proud that we got these kids to that point, that we have to go another step."
Morton understands that problem all too well, having to overcome a 2-4 start to the campaign. The Governors also dealt with having four players being suspended before the Sept. 21 loss to Hammond before embarking on their now five-game winning streak leading to yet another sectional crown.
"I told the kids to not (have a) mutiny and not finger-point and call on the seniors to recall all the big games they were in," Richards said.
"Those are great speeches, but that doesn't mean it works. To their credit, they bought it."


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EAU CLAIRE — The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire is among the top producers of 2008-09 U.S. Fulbright Fellows, according to a list recently released by the Fulbright Program.
UW-Eau Claire is one of 22 institutions included in the master's institution category on the Fulbright Program's list of colleges and universities that produced the most U.S. Fulbright Fellows.
With two UW-Eau Claire students awarded Fulbright awards for 2008-09, UW-Eau Claire is the only Wisconsin institution included on the list of top Fulbright producers in the master's category.
"UW-Eau Claire attracts bright students who have a great interest in the world," said Cheryl Lochner-Wright, UW-Eau Claire's Fulbright adviser from the Center for International Education. "Many of our students study abroad and then return looking for other international opportunities. They're attracted to the Fulbright program because it allows them to live, study, teach or conduct research all over the world."
The Fulbright U.S. Student Program equips future American leaders with the skills they need to thrive in an increasingly global environment by providing funding for one academic year of study, research or assistant teaching abroad, according to Fulbright leaders.
Fellows undertake self-designed programs in disciplines ranging from the social sciences, business, communication and performing arts to physical sciences, engineering and education.
In recent years, UW-Eau Claire has increased its efforts to educate students, faculty and staff about the prestigious program, Lochner-Wright said.
"We want the campus community to be aware of the many opportunities the Fulbright program provides," Lochner-Wright said. "We want people to understand that while it's a highly competitive program, our students and alumni are being accepted into the program. They have what it takes to compete with students and alumni from institutions all over the United States."
Under the Fulbright Program, nearly 1,500 American students in more than 100 different fields of study were offered grants to study, teach English and conduct research in more than 125 countries beginning this fall. Students receiving awards for this academic year applied through 570 colleges or universities.
The Fulbright Program is sponsored by the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. Financial support is provided by an annual appropriation from Congress to the Department of State, with contributions from participating governments and host institutions in the United States and abroad. The J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board formulates policy guidelines and makes the final selection of all grantees.
In America, the Institute of International Education administers and coordinates the activities relevant to the U.S. Student Program, including conducting an annual competition for the scholarships.
The Fulbright Program also awards grants to American teachers and faculty to do research, lecture and teach overseas. In addition, some 2,200 foreign Fulbright students and scholars come to the United States annually to study, carry out research and lecture at U.S. universities, colleges and secondary schools.
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When community members pooled their resources to form the Berlin Hospital Association in 1911, little did they know how much their hometown hospital would impact the local quality of life the next 100 years and beyond.
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Community Health Network is very excited to announce the addition of Jeff Meincke, MD, as their newest Orthopedic Surgeon. Dr. Meincke will be teaming up with CHN Orthopedic Surgeons David Jones, MD, and John Horan, MD to provide clinical excellence and optimal surgical outcomes. Dr. Meincke brings with him over 12 years of experience, and will begin seeing patients on October 8, 2012.
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Jared Kohlenberg, DO, has recently joined Community Health Network, providing services at CHN Medical Center – Green Lake. He is a family practice physician who provides pediatric, obstetric, adolescent, adult and geriatric health care services.
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Believe it or not, the summer is coming to a close and the fall is approaching. As we enter the fall it is time to think about getting vaccinated against influenza.
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COMMUNITY HEALTH NETWORK is proud to have Corazon Loteyro, M.D., join the excellent staff at the CHN Medical Center Princeton.
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Community Health Network is proud to announce that the Neuroscience Group of Northeast Wisconsin has established clinic and surgical hours at Berlin Memorial Hospital with Neurosurgeon Sumon Bhattacharjee, MD, FACS and Orthopedic Spine Surgeon Andrew Greene, DO. Both will be seeing patients at the CHN Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Clinic located at 191 Memorial Drive, Berlin.
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Physicians Plus Insurance Corporation of Madison, Wis., has recognized CHN Medical Centers in Montello and Berlin as top performing clinics in the areas of Cervical Cancer and Breast Cancer Screenings.
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The National Rural Health Association (NRHA) has announced that Berlin Memorial Hospital is one of the Top 100 Critical Access Hospitals in America. This prestigious distinction was determined by a new ranking system called the Hospital Strength Index, developed by iVantage Health Analytics. With more than 1,300 Critical Access Hospitals in the United States, the decision was based on 56 performance metrics that included quality, safety, patient satisfaction and financial strength.
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and Field's Card and Gift Shop Manager Tina Goetsch, along with Field's Pharmacy owner Jason Buttke, recognize the importance of mammogram screening. They have generously donated "Vera Bradley breast cancer mints" in a souvenir tin, along with a discount card for Field's, for all CHN patients having a mammogram in the month of October.
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For 30 years now, AIDS service organizations have played the role of advisor, caregiver, and friend, but they need to consolidate -- or die
Thanks to effective treatment, many HIV-positive men and women today can live a healthy, normal life. But it all comes down to their being able to access medical care and adhere to a daily regimen of pill-taking, regular blood work, and at least quarterly doctor visits. Not everyone has the kind of organized, privately insured life it takes to manage such a regimen without assistance.
That's where AIDS service organizations have played the role of caregiver, advisor, advocate, and friend for their clients. For 30 years, these community-based agencies, usually started by volunteers, have worked in towns and cities throughout the country to provide or keep clients plugged into the medical and social services they need to live independently and well.
Whether offering free meals, transportation to medical appointments, or support groups for the newly diagnosed, AIDS groups have captured the hearts of many communities with their passion and high-quality services, lovingly offered.
They have proved the cost-effectiveness of home-based care and support services for people living with chronic illness, a model that is ready to be applied to those with other chronic conditions, including diabetes and hypertension, even the frail elderly.
But the groups' role is uncertain going forward as the federal government, the biggest funder of HIV services, is now defining HIV care and prevention in narrow medical terms.
How and where to provide the "wraparound" services the AIDS groups have perfected is the question tying hundreds of organizations, and their government funders, in knots.
Since its 1990 passage, the Ryan White CARE (Comprehensive AIDS Resource Emergency) Act has been the federal government's third -- after Medicaid and Medicare -- largest source of funding for AIDS care and support.
President Obama has requested $2.4 billion to fund the CARE Act in fiscal 2012. The government estimates that 500,000 of the 1.2 million believed to be living with HIV in this country receive some type of service paid for by Ryan White.
It is also the main source of funding for most AIDS service organizations.
But as the CARE Act's 2012 expiration draws near, it's uncertain whether Congress will reauthorize the nation's only disease-specific act for a fifth time.
Lower-income HIV clients already are being shifted from Ryan White-funded programs into Medicaid programs as the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) focuses on integrated services, prevention, and wellness. The year-old National HIV/AIDS Strategy's emphasis on efficiency and measurable outcomes also means big changes are afoot for organizations that don't provide direct medical services.
Laura Cheever, M.D., deputy associate administrator in the Health Resources and Services Administration's HIV/AIDS Bureau, which oversees CARE Act programs, told me the Ryan White program was always intended to fill gaps that private or public insurance programs don't fill.
She pointed out that gaps will remain in the Medicaid programs, and local need assessments will be used to determine how to fill them. She said AIDS service organizations "have to look at their own business model and see where they can partner and connect," adding, "We are not going to tell them how they need to evolve."
Clearly it's up to the organizations themselves to recognize and seize the new opportunities within the restructured medical-centered paradigm.
One such opportunity will be to partner with Medicaid and Medicaid Managed Care organizations to provide non-emergency transportation and other wraparound services.
Barbara Edwards, director of the Disabled and Elderly Health Programs Group within the Center for Medicaid and CHIPS (CMCS), part of the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, said the types of support services AIDS service organizations provide could be funded by Medicaid.
She also suggested that these alliances could help replace income that would be lost if the CARE Act is cut or ended. "These new contracts would open additional revenue streams for the organizations in lieu of solely relying upon donations or Ryan White funding," said Edwards.
Another traditional role AIDS-focused groups have played is in providing HIV prevention programs. From billboard campaigns to one-on-one peer counseling, the groups have the widest reach in their communities because they also have the deepest roots.
Janet Cleveland, deputy director for prevention programs at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention, said, "We see CBOs (community-based organizations) and ASOs (AIDS service organizations) continuing to have an essential role in terms of prevention in this country."
But even HIV prevention is being redefined in medical terms, focusing on ways to keep HIV-positive clients on their meds and thereby less infectious. Cleveland called this "high-impact prevention," and said there is "more of a focus on working with prevention for positives."
So merely offering prevention services could require partnering with a medical facility.
From his vantage point as president and CEO of AIDS United, a lobbying group in Washington representing more than 400 community-based AIDS organizations, Mark Ishaug told me, "There is no future for the AIDS stand-alone, AIDS 'silo service sector' as we once knew it."
Then he added, "Part of me feels like a real Janus face: Do we need AIDS-exceptional services? Mostly I think not. But do we need services that provide exceptionally smart HIV care? Yes. It's not a contradiction."
Ishaug's predecessor at AIDS United, Rebecca Haag, is director of Boston's AIDS Action Committee, the largest and oldest AIDS service organization in Massachusetts. She has already overseen the merger of her organization with two smaller community groups, and she sees more mergers and consolidations ahead.
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It is essential that you have the right packing materials in order to minimize the effect of this eventual vibration. Sturdy boxes, packing tape, bubble wrap, and packing paper are worth the money. A tape dispenser may help you move along quicker. A box cutter can also be used to "cut the tape" and will also be very handy when unpacking.
With a little care and planning, you and your belongings can arrive in perfect condition. These packing tips will give you some helpful information to make this goal a reality.
Supplement with copious amounts of blankets and pillows; even clothing can serve as a buffer between breakable objects. There should be no empty space in a box, however don't overpack the box either.
You may not be able to get the boxes you need if you are finishing up last minute preparations.
Packing essential items in a separate bag and carry it with you. You may even want to prepare a simple meal that you can heat and serve on your first night.
Put this box to the side to be loaded last (so its unloaded first) or move it yourself.
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Stuff towels between machine sides and tub to keep tub from rotating. Pad exterior well. Disconnect hoses, put in plastic bag, place in tub.
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Disassemble the bed frame. Tie rails and cross-pieces together with packing tape. Be sure to mark on tape to show where pieces fit together for reassembly. You can protect your mattress and boxspring with a Mattress Cover or large sheets of plastic. You may want to cover them just before you walk out the door - the plastic may make it difficult to move downstairs or around awkward corners in your home.
Loosen, lower and turn handlebars at right angles to save space. Clean and cover chains and pedals to protect other items from being snagged or soiled.
They're heavy, so use Small Boxes. Don't mix books with other items. Pack books flat, alternating bindings, and fill empty spaces with packing paper or bubbe wrap.
Fill drawers with small breakable items and cushion well with loose clothes. Secure drawers with pad or blanket and tape. Do not overload drawers with heavy items.
Wrap arms and legs to prevent scratches. Bundle armless chairs in pairs, seat to seat, with a folded blanket or other padding between and tie seats together.
Dresses, coats, suits - anything hanging in closets - travel best in reusable Wardrobe Boxes, which can be used seasonally as "extra closets" for wardrobe storage. Other clothes can remain folded in their regular dresser drawers. Also, Large Boxes can hold a lot of clothes without making the box too heavy.
Extra Large Boxes will be best for packing light bulky items. If you have small fragile items, you can pack a few in between the pilows for extra protection - just don't forget they are there!
Put the hardware in a plastic bag and tape to rod or pack in dresser drawers.
Individually wrap each piece. Medium Boxes will fit most kitchenware without making the box too heavy. Place saucers, plates and platters on edge - DO NOT STACK FLAT. Cups and bowls may be placed inside each other and wrapped three or four in a bundle.
Pots, pans, etc. can be stacked in a box with packing paper between them. For bulky items, Large Boxes will do best. Remember not to make the box too heavy - someone has to carry it!
Wrap each glass separately in packing paper or bubble wrap (you can wrap first in a plastic bag to save washing later).
You may want to wrap your best furniture in bubble wrap, not only to protect it from scratching, but to keep dust and dirt off the upholstery. Stretch Wrap can also help to prevent small scratches and dust from damaging your furnature. Make sure to wrap the item very tight to prevent snags while you are moving.
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Drain fuel and oil before loading. Remove handle from hand mowers and place blade end in sturdy box. Mark properly.
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A statue of St. John Paul II donated by the University of San Sebastian in Chile has been moved to the Puente Alto neighborhood, five years after authorities refused to install it in a prominent area in the Chilean capital.
Cardinal Ricardo Ezzati of Santiago blessed the statue during a Mass at the St. John Paul II Park to celebrate the canonization of the late pontiff.
"It was suggested to me that I go to Rome that day, but I wanted to remain here with you to celebrate this occasion of joy and grace," he told the residents of Puente Alto, which is Santiago's largest poor neighborhood.
"The figure of St. John Paul II is a seed that descends into the ground of Puente Alto, an area that has been touched by so much pain and abandonment," Cardinal Ezzati said.
"Today, the Pope comes here to stay with you, to be a seed of justice, fraternity and peace, a seed that will bear fruit in a community in which everyone can feel that they are brothers and sisters and can share in the dignity of the children of God that we have been given through the Lord's Resurrection."
The 42-foot bronze statue was donated in 2009, but its installation in Santiago's Bellavista district was rejected by the National Monuments Commission, which said it was too tall and would not look good.
Cardinal Ezzati said the "pride and self-sufficiency of those who think that art or beauty or truth depends on their own narrow point of view prevented this statue from being installed somewhere else. But in reality that was providential, because the Pope wants to be among the simple, among the poor."
"From this place, Pope John Paul II will continue to walk with these people, with the people of Puente Alto, he will continue to foster hope in the poor, he will continue to encourage authorities to be committed to bringing about justice and peace in these places in Chile, so that a truly great community of brothers and sisters will be raised up here."
Cardinal Ezzati said he spoke to Pope Francis about the blessing of the statue. "Holy Father, we are waiting for you," he told him, "because there one of your predecessors has wished to remain in the hearts of the people."
"I hope that in a year-and-a-half or two, when Pope Francis gets the chance to visit us, we can have a gathering as wonderful as this one today."
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Paramarthalinga Thanulinga Nadar (Tamil: பரமர்த்லிங்க தணுலிஙக் நாடார்) (b. February 17, 1915 - d.November 2, 1988), also known simply as Thanulingam, was an Indian politician, freedom-fighter and a right-wing activist. He served as a Member of the Indian Parliament from the Indian National Congress. In his later life, he served as the State President of the Hindu Munnani and played an active role in popularizing the right-wing Hindutva ideology in Tamil Nadu in the 1980s. Thanulinga Nadar was born on February 17, 1915 to M. Paramarthalinga Nadar in Nagercoil district of the Travancore kingdom. His parents belonged to the Nadar community of southern Tamil Nadu. His father fought against British rule. Thanulingam graduated in arts and law before becoming involved with politics. Thanulinga Nadar joined the Indian Independence movement at an early age. He was a close associate of K. Kamaraj and was one of the prominent leaders of the Indian National Congress in Travancore state. He participated in the 1948 assembly elections of the newly formed Travancore-Cochin state and was elected to the assembly. He did not contest the 1951 elections, the first held as a part of the Republic of  ( Wikipedia article )
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In the mid 20th century dams were constructed to control the flooding of the valley's rivers. Developers highly valued the now dry, flat land of the broad valley and soon they began to build an industrial complex nudging the farms aside. The first major industry to move to Kent was the Boeing Aerospace Center in 1965 and others soon followed. In just a few short years, Kent had transformed from an agricultural community to the third largest industrial center in the United States.
Today, Kent has over 113,000 residents, more than double from 10 years ago. It governs over 30 square miles of geography and is the heart of South King County. It is located 18 miles north of Tacoma, 18 miles south of Seattle and seven miles from Sea-Tac International Airport. The city's beautiful scenery features views of the Cascade and Olympic Mountains. With its central location, it connects to the greater Puget Sound and the world via an expansive transportation infrastructure.
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