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Some say the world will end in fire,
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Winter's been slow in coming to Michigan this year. I'd made some ambitious plans for a winter trek in early February, but the lack of snow thus far had me questioning my winter fitness. So when winter hit all of a sudden with daily snowfall, I decided to get out for a quick 24 hour training trek along the North Country Trail in the Upper Peninsula. I chose a section I had not yet completed, passing through Tahquamenon Falls, reportedly the tallest waterfalls east of the Mississippi.
I never set an alarm clock before my trips. I'm not the best sleeper in the world and can pretty much guarantee that the excitement of a trip will have me awake as early as I need. In this case, I woke at 2 am, covered my mostly-deaf dog with the blanket so he wouldn't hear me leave, and was out the door in 20 minutes. I made the drive to the UP in about 5 ½ hours, stopping for a couple thousand calories along the way and pre-hydrating. One urgent rest stop later, the sun was starting to rise and I was crossing the Mackinac Bridge.
Sunrise at Whitefish Bay. Note the shelf ice along the shoreline
Snowfall was significantly deeper and temperatures lower across the bridge. Average temperatures had been about 7 F in lower Michigan but plummeted to subzero once across the bridge.
After driving around for a while, I found a plowed out place to park in the Overlook Campground near the Lower Tahquamenon Falls. For those unused to winter camping in snowy places, it's not uncommon to plan a new route only to get there and find out that the access roads are completely impassable. Layering up, I headed down the NCT in the direction of the falls.
The woods were blanketed with about a foot of newly fallen snow.
Soon I reached the lower falls. I was mesmerized by battle taking place between the turbulent water and the bitter cold; The falls fighting to avoid being frozen. Strange ice formations grew out of this struggle
Mist thrown off by the falls encased the nearby trees in icy armor
The river was frozen over beneath the falls, once the water's fury had abated
Heading upriver, I paused to admire the ice sheets clinging improbably to embattled rocks
Each breath condensed and froze instantly, giving me a spectral grimace
Above the falls, the river was again locked down beneath winter's icy grasp. I morbidly considered what it would be like to step out onto that clear pathway. The sudden crack of unstable ice, the plunge into cold depths, and the turbulent pull below the crust. No thanks! Strangely, I did see deer tracks crossing at one point.
The sun rose overhead, giving the impression of warmth if not the fact. I snacked on some dried pears as I walked trying to keep the metabolic fire burning
Making tracks through the snow
I stopped for lunch at about 12:30, throwing on all my layers to delay the warmth leaving my body
Bundled in my down sweater, reminiscent of the old Saturday Night Live skit, "We want to pump, you up!"
Lunch of spicy Olli Salumeria with a rustic farmhouse cheddar. Fat calories are key in cold weather, and as I ate, I imagined that I felt warmer
After lunch, I stripped back down to baselayer, light fleece pullover, and windshirt and continued upriver. I was averaging about 1 mile per hour breaking tracks in the snow. If I couldn't push my pace a little bit, I was going to have a very hard time next week.
Soon I caught my first glimpse of the upper Tahquamenon Falls. Again there was that sense of stillness in motion, as if the Falls had frozen mid-stride. The canyon walls were hung with icicles, and the underfalls were frozen solid. The river crashed loudly down the falls and then disappeared beneath the ice once again. Where the river sank beneath this surface crust, a plethora of tortured icy structures grew.
Frozen in action
The frozen underfalls
Tunneling beneath the ice
Leaving the falls, I passed this interestingly marked trail. I wasn't sure where it headed, but it looked like fun.
I finished my day near Loon Lake, about 8 miles from where I started. As I neared a likely spot, I found this downed tree containing all the dry punky wood chunks I could possibly need for cooking dinner and breakfast
I quickly layed out my tarp and buried deadmen at the corners. The snow set up quickly and by the time I had finished burying the last, I was able to start tautly hitching the guylines
I lit my woodstove and got some snow melting as I set out my bedding. The sight of the flames licking at my pot was primally soothing
As soon as I could, I crawled into my bag, ensuring that none of my meal generated warmth would be wasted. As dinner rehydrated, I drank the leftover hot water with a splash of whiskey thrown in for good measure. Dinner was quinoa pasta with sausage in a spicy San Marzano tomato sauce. I reminded myself once again why squirt bottles of olive oil don't work in the winter, but it tasted great regardless. I don't know why I waited so long to start preparing my own backpacking meals. It was as easy as throwing leftovers on a tray, and I was eating far more satisfying meals than ever.
After dinner, I pulled on my vapor barrier layers (cheap silnylon rainsuit) and was able to convince myself with a few attempts at picture taking that this ensemble would not be particularly flattering on anyone. If the blackpackers saw this, I was going to be out of the club before I even had a chance to learn the secret handshake. Finally I drifted off to sleep. It was probably only 7:30 or so, but it had been a long day.
I woke to the sound of snow sliding down my 'mid and crawled out into a world made fresh by new snowfall.
Snow "snake" slithering along a branch
Yesterday's tracks erased
I headed back the way I came, making better time today. Nearing the falls, snowfall intensified.
A tired finish. I began the drive home, stopping in the town of Paradise for lunch. I walked into the Yukon Lodge, a wooden log building with a sign out front advertising breakfast.
Handmade wooden tables and chairs- so far so good
Trophy mounts on the wall- ok décor for a post hike meal
Friendly waitress- check
Christmas lights strung up in the rafters- um, ok
Food served on paper plates with plastic tableware- uh oh.
As it turned out though, my breakfasts were both awesome.Jan 22, 2012 at 2:09 pm #1828179
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Great pictures and report. I am having a hard time imagining what -14 degrees feels like. I am to soft to snowshoe with you in the winter.Jan 22, 2012 at 4:03 pm #1828211
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Did you see me and my little 3 year old daughter over there playing in the falls waving at you?
I always enjoy your trip reports, Ike – especially in the UP!
[photo in Aug 2007 – Lower Tahq. Falls]Jan 22, 2012 at 4:21 pm #1828220
Nathan VBPL Member
@junkLocale: The Great Lake State
Excellent report and pictures as usual, Ike. Thanks.
I visited the Tahquamenon Falls in winter a few years ago, but took the lazy person's way to get there, a snowmobile.Jan 22, 2012 at 5:16 pm #1828261
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Tom ClarkBPL Member
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Nice. Winter hiking for me in PA is a bit different…I'll give you credit.
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The program was enacted as part of the October 2011 jobs bill with the goal of bringing fallow farmland in the state back into production. The program set aside $5 million for restoration projects on farms throughout Connecticut and was up and running beginning in February. Malloy said about $1 million has been set aside so far for 50 farms.
According to the Department of Agriculture website, farmers may qualify for grants of up to $20,000. The program is meant to serve about 250 farms in all.
Wearing khakis and boots and joined by three Department of Agriculture staffers, Malloy toured White Oak Farm in Stonington late Wednesday morning, trudging through a field with owner Scott Cheetham and chatting about the 400-year-old farm's history and the progress enabled by the $17,000 grant Cheetham will receive.
On the 200-acre farm, where Cheetham, 36, raises beef cows, the grant money will go toward rehabilitating seven acres of land to grow hay and possibly produce, Cheetham said.
"In the past, when you wanted to clear land, it was all on you," he said.
Malloy said the program not only promotes agriculture in the state, but also addresses a need for jobs and a growing demand for local food.
"We have a lot of land that over the last 50 years went fallow in Connecticut, but what we now know is there is an increasing market for locally produced foods, whether it's milk or vegetables or meat production," he said. "We want to promote that. We want to be very supportive of farming in the state of Connecticut. It's part of our history, it's part of our culture, but it also represents a gigantic opportunity for job creation, to bring back lands for production purposes."
Earlier in the day, Malloy visited Ekonk Hill Turkey Farm in Sterling and Woodmansee Farms in Preston. Woodmansee, owned by Clark and Lois Woodmansee, is a fourth-generation, 300-acre dairy farm with 100 dairy cows.
Lois Woodmansee said the governor asked good questions and seemed genuinely interested in the farm operation.
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GAINESVILLE- The 35th Collectors Day was held today at the Florida Museum of Natural History. Collectors from across the southeast and right here in Gainesville gathered to showcase their prized possessions. This event is the longest running program at the museum since the 1980's. Many of the collectors have been a part of the festivities for over 30 years, but despite this tradition participants said collecting is more of a lifestyle.
"Well I just don't collect Pokemon. I actually kind of live it you could say. I actually do kids birthday parties, car shows, anime conventions. I host panel's judge costume contest so it's more than just collecting to me. It just getting out there and basically escaping reality," said Belle Starchak who is a collector.
This was Starchak's first year participating in the event. She has been collecting for over 13 years and now has over 20,000 Picaschu's.
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usually a symptom of something else not quite right and if you are marathon training this is likely.
check out your hip flexors by doing common stretches for these and do some glute strengthening and quad stretches
also in your training try and conciously ease back on stride length and strike the foot with a midsole rather than forefront of foot (i'd put money on you being more forefoot striker) for a while until the tightness eases.
you can roll and stretch your calves all you like and this is good practice but it won't solve the root cause of the issue.
given its only a month away avoid pulling calf at all costs as if youre up to 18 you'll have done almost enough work.
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On the daily USD/JPY chart the trend changed from bearish to bullish (EMA9 crossed EMA26, +DMI crossed and settled above –DMI) and there's currently a sustainable bullish trend (MACD is rising). In a situation like this the best strategy will be to buy on pullbacks down.
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Pakhwal khass is a village located in northern Jhelum district between Kiri Afghana and Pind Ratowal.
It was founded in 963. Pakhwal is divided into two parts; the first part, Pakhwal Khass is situated slightly near to the main road, the second part is called Tawakkul pur pakhwal near the famous river Jehlum. The location of both villages is near fertile soils due to the availability and easy access of water from the river.
The main two tribes in Pakhwal are Rajputs and Jatts both consider themselves to belong to high castes; although, Islamically, castes are only for recognition and identity not for superiority the most superior and greatest in the sight of Allah azzawajalla is the one who is better in terms of piety and TAQWA. Although there was a lot of competition historically, over generations due to the prevalence of Islamic knowledge and departure of Hindus and Sikhs after the independence, neither of the castes predominately consider themselves better than each other, but this only depends on a person's piety, humbleness and individual respect and esteem in society. However, amongst the elders this notion of caste superiority may still remain and is transferred through generations. Both castes of people are believed to live happily with good understanding although some tension may occur rarely not particularly over socially constructed caste system.
Famous Personalities[edit]
Raja Naveed Zaman Khan Lt.General (Corps Commander of Lahore) , Colonel Raja Zaman Khan ,
Nawab Maharaja Mohammad Hassan Ali Khan Late , Nawab Maharaja Mohammad Kala Khan Late , Nawabzada Raja Mohammad Dilawar Khan Late , Nawabzada Raja Mohammad Aslam Khan Late , Raja Mohammad Khan Late , Raja Ansar Mahmood , Raja Kamyab Khan , Nawabzada Raja Rab Nawaz Khan , Nawab Maharaja Mohammad Adam Ali Khan
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32 56 N, 73 44 E Map reference: Asia Area:
total: 3.97 km2 land: 3.5 km2 water: 0.47 km2 Area - comparative:
slightly larger than Monaco
Land boundaries:
total: 6 km border villages: Bela 2 km, Kiri 1.2 km, Pind Ratwal 2.4 km,Katrili 0.3 km,chitti 0.1 km Coastline: 1.83 km
modified continental with mild winters, cool summers
Mostly gently rolling uplands with broad, shallow valleys; uplands to slightly mountainous in the north; steep slopes.
Elevation extremes:
- lowest point: River jhelum 133 m
- highest point: Peer said balak 259 m
Natural resources: iron ore (no longer exploited), arable land
Land use:
- arable land: 27.42%
- permanent crops: 7.69%
- irrigated land: 14.87%
Natural hazards: flooding, earthquakes, landslides, erosion
Environment - current issues: air and water pollution, soil pollution of farmland
Population: 4,086 (July 2008 est.)
Age structure:
- 0–14 years: 18.6%
- 15–64 years: 66.6%
- 65 years and over: 14.7%
- Median age:
- total: 24 years
- male: 23 years
- female: 25 years (2008 est.)
- Population growth rate: 1.188% (2008 est.)
- Birth rate: 11.77 births/1,000 population (2008 est.)
- Death rate: 8.43 deaths/1,000 population (2008 est.)
- Net migration rate: 0.01 migrant(s)/1,000 population (2008 est.)
- Sex ratio:
- at birth: 1.07 male(s)/female
- under 15 years: 1.06 male(s)/female
- 15–64 years: 1.02 male(s)/female
- 65 years and over: 0.69 male(s)/female
- total population: 0.97 male(s)/female (2008 est.)
- Infant mortality rate:
- total: 4.62 deaths/1,000 live births
- male: 4.82 deaths/1,000 live births
- female: 4.42 deaths/1,000 live births (2008 est.)
- Life expectancy at birth:
- total population: 79.18 years
- male: 75.91 years
- female: 82.67 years (2008 est.)
Total fertility rate: 1.78 children born/woman (2008 est.)
HIV/AIDS - adult prevalence rate: 0% (2008 est.)
Nationality: Pakistani – known as Pakhwalies in Pakistan
Ethnic groups: 80% choudharies, 11.9% kashmiries, 4,5% arayans, 2.2 Masalies, 1.4 others
Religions: sunnies 99.3%,Shiaz 0.6%, Others 0.1%
Languages: Punjabi (local language), Urdu (administrative language), English (administrative language)
- total population: 62.2%
- male: 71.2%
- female: 53.2% (2008 est.)
Local holiday: Annual anniversary of peer Said Balak
Suffrage: 18 years of age; universal and compulsory
This stable, high-income economy, benefits from its high percentage of persons abroad, so their remittances help boost its economy, also it is famous in surroundings for its manufacturings.
7.17 million (2008 est.) GDP - real growth rate:
3.5% (2008 est.) GDP - per capita (PPP):
$201 (2007 est.) GDP -
- agriculture: 59%
- industry: 28%
- services: 13% (2008 est.)
- Labor force: 1,0


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Breast indentation years after reconstructive surgery. Any suggestions? (photos)
I had a Prophylactic double mastectomy in 2009 with immediate reconstructive surgery (implants). The last few of years I've developed a indentation on each breast. Last Dec. I had a fat transfer on both to help with this issue and to hide the implant that was beginning to show pretty badly. That did well for a while and now I'm back to this...... What can be done to "hide"/fix this?
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Asymmetry and indentations of reconstructed breasts are best treated with fat grafting. Expected graft take is in the range of 60 to 70 % , so you may require more than one session of grafting to achieve the desired result.Best, Dr. Yegiyants
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Thursday, May 06, 2010
Terror suspect Faisal Shahzad has waived his right to a speedy court hearing to hear the charges against him.
City Avoids Dramatic Cuts to NYPD
Thursday, May 06, 2010
New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg is expected to give a budget update today. And officials say he's got some good news: the mayor won't have to cut the jobs of 892 police officers.
Judge Injunction Suspends MTA Layoffs
Thursday, May 06, 2010
Hundreds of laid-off station agents expecting to turn in their uniforms are headed to work instead.
NYPD Says Truck on RFK Bridge Not a Threat
Thursday, May 06, 2010
The bridge reopened for traffic around midnight after being closed for several hours.
Bloomberg Asks Senators to Close 'Terror Gap'
Wednesday, May 05, 2010
Mayor Bloomberg and the NYPD's Ray Kelly say New York needs more anti-terror funding and tougher gun control laws.
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Times Square Bomb Suspect Charged
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Faisal Shahzad was charged yesterday with terrorism and attempting to use weapons of mass destruction.
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Wednesday, May 05, 2010
Law enforcement officials are brushing aside criticism over the fact that Faisal Shahzad was apprehended on board a flight at John F. Kennedy International airport that was bound for Dubai.
NY Court Grants Same-Sex Parents Rights
Wednesday, May 05, 2010
New York's highest court has granted same-sex parents more of the visitation and custody rights enjoyed by straight couples in the event of divorce or death.
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The protein encoded by VPS13A may control steps in the cycling of proteins through the trans-Golgi network to endosomes, lysosomes and the plasma membrane. Additionally we are shipping Vacuolar Protein Sorting 13 Homolog A (S. Cerevisiae) Antibodies (7) and many more products for this protein.
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Patients with chorea-acanthocytosis carrying a VPS13A mutation present with focal, treatment-resistant seizures.
Defective chorein is accompanied by significant structural disorganization of all cytoskeletal structures.
VPS13A-depleted cells showed accumulation of autophagic markers and impaired autophagic flux
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More Exciting Daytona News Gainesville, GA (January 10, 2009) - With the Daytona speedweeks right around the corner, Randy The Rocket has decided to add to his Daytona experience by teaming up with old friends for the KONI Challenge Fresh From...
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Gainesville, GA (January 10, 2009) - With the Daytona speedweeks right around the corner, Randy The Rocket has decided to add to his Daytona experience by teaming up with old friends for the KONI Challenge Fresh From Florida 200. Randy will join Compass 360 Racing for a one race deal in a Honda Civic Si. Led
by Team Principal Karl Thomson and Team Manager Ray Lee and based in Toronto, Canada, Compass 360, has been making a name for itself in recent years, winning races and finishing fourth in team points and second in driver points with Adam Burrows in the 2008 KONI Street Tuner class. Compass 360 will field three cars in the Daytona KONI race, with old World Challenge buddy Christian Miller co-driving with Randy. While this is a great ride with a top team, what makes this ride so special is that former co-driver and long time friend Peter Schwartzott will also be joining the team for the Daytona race in one of the other Compass 360 Hondas. Long time Rocket fans will remember that Randy and Peter had great success in the 1980's and 90's, winning many races and championships, including four consecutive Watkins Glen 24 Hour races, a record that is not likely to be broken. Though they eventually went their separate ways in racing, they have remained great friends.
"I am very pleased to be joining the Compass 360 team in Daytona and thrilled to be racing Hondas again with Peter after all these years. We were very successful in the past as co-drivers and always had a lot of fun. We won't be driving the same car this time but that will give us the chance to race together on the track. I know my co-driver, Christian Miller, from the World Challenge Touring series when I was driving the Tripoint Mazda and he was driving a VW Jetta. He is a good driver and good friend. The Compass 360 Hondas will be very competitive. I am really looking forward to this opportunity."
The KONI Challenge Fresh From Florida 200 will take place on January 23 at 1:45 PM EST and is three hours long. Television information is not yet listed but we will put it on Randy's website when it becomes available.
As we previously reported, Randy will also be joining Gotham Competition for the Rolex 24 At Daytona. On January 3, Randy joined the Gotham team in Daytona for a test session. Although the team is relatively new and still finding their place
in Grand-Am Rolex competition, Randy was impressed with the professionalism shown by the team. Based in Saint Augustine, FL, the team is comprised of Jerome and Joe Jacalone, who co-own and co-drive for the team, their brothers Marc and Mike and Greg Barnes who crew for the team and also Ken McGuire who is the Crew Chief. In a fantastic development, Gotham has also hired two other professional and experienced drivers for the grueling Daytona 24 Hour race. Gerardo Bonilla, a former ALMS Mazda prototype driver and Shane Lewis, a veteran of many series and makes, are both friends of Randy's and will add to the success of the team. Shane Lewis and Randy co-drove with each other in Randy's first 24 Hours at Daytona in a BMW and finished fifth.
"The recent Daytona test went extremely well and greatly exceeded my expectations. The entire team was great to work with and operated as a team very well. Although they, for the most part, are a new and amateur team, they acted in such an organized, well prepared and professional manner. They gave me a lot of control over the setup of the car and utilized my experience in other aspects as well. I really enjoyed being able to have influence on the way the car and strategies are planned. I am so excited that they have hired Gerardo Bonilla and Shane Lewis to co-drive with us. They are both great drivers and close friends. It proves that this team is very serious and committed to this venture. I am so impressed by their professionalism."
The Rolex 24 At Daytona will begin at 3:30 PM on January 24. We will continue to update everyone as information becomes available and will also be sharing exciting news about the changes at K-Pax/3R Racing. We will be posting new pictures on www.randypobst.com in the next few days. We are currently updating the site for the new season.
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Property Details for 12136 Kentucky Circle, Champlin, MN 55316
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 1 Full | 1 Three-Qtr
Lot Size: 0.32 Acres
Lot Dimensions: 44x119x41x65x98x182
Year Built: 1990
Garage Dimensions: 2 car
Garage: Attached Garage, Driveway - Concrete, Garage Door Opener
Style: (SF) Split Entry (Bi-Level)
Neighborhood: River Park
Water: City Water/Connected
Sewer: City Sewer/Connected
Square Feet: 1891
Above Ground Sq Ft: 1054
Below Ground Sq Ft: 837 (approx)
Room Information for 12136 Kentucky Circle, Champlin, MN 55316
Upper Floor
Living Room: 11x13
Dining Room: 11x11
Kitchen: 11x11
Bedroom 1: 13x11
Bedroom 2: 11x11
Deck: 20x14
Lower Floor
Family Room: 24x18
Bedroom 3: 11x11
Dining Room Description: Informal Dining Room
Family Room Characteristics: Main Level, Lower Level
School Information for 12136 Kentucky Circle, Champlin, MN 55316
School District: Anoka-Hennepin
School District Phone: 763-506-1000
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Air Cond: Central
Heating: Forced Air
Fireplaces: Yes
Basement: (837 sq Finished) Full, Finished (Livable), Day/Lookout Windows, Egress Windows
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Roof: Asphalt Shingles, Pitched, Age Over 8 Years
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EAST WINDSOR Ś There wasnĺt a lot of celebrating in the Mercer East dugout last night.
Manager Bill Wilmer and his boys know their job isnĺt done despite their runaway 11-3 win over Nottingham night in the Southern New Jersey Babe Ruth 15-year-old state tournament.
Although both teams already had a spot in next weekĺs Middle Atlantic Regional locked up, there is still the question of who officially will be the Southern N.J. state champ.
Mercer East has its sights set on claiming that crown today when it takes on unbeaten Atlantic Shore, the team that will host the regional series. It lost to Atlantic Shore, 5-0, Thursday to fall into the elimination bracket. It will need to win twice today to claim its first state crown.
The Mercer East/Atlantic Shore game will be broadcast by the WBCB Sports Network on WRRC ĹThe Broncĺ (107.7 FM) starting after The Trentonian Pregame Show at 9:45 a.m. today.
Mercer Eastĺs win, itĺs fourth in five games in state play qualified it as the Southern N.J. champ for regional purposes with Nottingham going in as the SNJ runnerup. Both will play their opening games Thursday afternoon.
Mercer East, which won a 1-0 classic in eight innings when it faced Nottingham in the District 1 tourney back on July 7, made sure there would be no extra inning thriller this time.
Three of its first were unearned as it took advantage of three infield errors that put Nottingham starter Alec Gerasimowicz in an early hole.
ôWeĺre excited to be in the state final, and we really want to win it,ö said Jack Zosulis, who startd on the mound for Mercer East. ôI threw mostly fastballs tonight, and wshen I got ahead in the count I went to the curve.ö
Matt Jacobsenĺs double and Andrew Aromandoĺs sacrifice fly drove in two of the three runs Mercer East put on the board quickly to give starting pitcher Jack Zosulis a quick lead to work with.
Jacobsen and Zosulis both drove in four runs to lead the big win for the Hightstown boys.
District 1 champ Mercer East would add big insurance runs in the sixth when Matt Jacobsen slammed a two-run homer over the fence in left, then added three in the seventh wshen Zosulis cleared the based wih a three-run double to right center.
ôThose layoffs we had (for rain early in the week) definitely held us back,ö manager Wilmer said. ôThe kids had a little nerves coming in, but getting those early runs helped usd relax.
Wilmer said he went to Zosulis to see if we was ready to pitch after checking with Kyle Zosulis, Mercer Eastĺs assistant coach. ôI told him he had the strongest arm of who we had ready, and the most pope on the ball. He threw very well,ö said Wilmer, who plans to start his son Bryan Wilmer in this morningĺs all-important first game ľ with Matt DĺAmbrosia backing him up.
The loss means Nottingham goes to the regional as the Southern NJ runnerup.
ôGetting rained out Monday and Tuesday after we got here, then having that emotional win over West Windsor (Thursday) to get into the regional was tough on our 15-year olds,ö Nottingham manager Anthony Francioso said. ôTonight it just didnĺt click for us, but we worked hard to get here and weĺre excited to be going to the regional coming out of the loserĺs bracket.
ôThey (Mercer East) are a very good club and well coached. We needed to play better, and w didnĺt. But weĺre looking forward of getting to the regional next week,ö said Francioso.
Mercer East (3-1) 003102 5 Ś 11 92
Nottingham (3-2) 000 102 0 Ś 3 5 4
WP: Zosulis. LP: Gerstimacher.
2B: ME ľ Zosulis 2, Simon, Jacobsen. HR: ME ľ Jacobsen.
RBI: ME ľ Zosulis 4, Jacobsen 4, Conlon, Aromando; N ľ Suosso


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Vic Luck, leader of the Europe, Middle East, Africa region at the PricewaterhouseCoopers management consulting practice, kills both birds with one stone in his turn-of-the-year effort. "The greatest challenge for leaders in today's global business environment is achieving sufficient size to compete on a worldwide scale, whilst creating agile and flexible organisations which can respond to individual cultures and customers and react to fast developing new business oppor- tunities," says Mr Luck. Then he moves on to outline 10 business trends for 1999 that look a lot like those for 1998.
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