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About W.E.T. River Trips
In 1978, a couple of school teachers in the Sacramento, California area had an idea for creating a rafting program for at-risk high school students. Steve & Rich created W.E.T. for the sole purpose of offering whitewater rafting trips for students in their school district. The first few trips proved so successful that the two partners opened their doors to the general, local population. From that day, W.E.T. River Trips was born. Diverse populations and ages from all parts of the world now join W.E.T. for one day rafting trips to multiple days on the river.
Visit our website for more information on California whitewater rafting trips. Main offerings for river rafting packages include American River Rafting, Klamath River Rafting, California Rafting Trips and our new features on Teen Rafting. Our site has descriptions of the different rivers that we currently run, information on the local river areas, lodging, rafting and vacation packages, family rafting trips, group rafting trips, discounts, teen rafting trips, funny rafting stories, rafting photos, rafting contest, and links to whitewater rafting sites.
In California, all your river rafting needs will be met on the RAFTWET.com site. Choose the rafting trip that will suit your friends, family, company outing or your rafting event. Call W.E.T. River Trips toll free at 1.888.723.8938 for more information on our whitewater river rafting trips.
American River Rafting Trips
Our most popular runs on the American River Rafting trips occur from mid-March through September. These three forks of the American River include the most popular river in the West, the South Fork American; the infamous Middle Fork American Tunnel Chute run; and the advanced springtime runs on the Class 4 North Fork American. From novice to advanced river rafting, the American River system satisfys all whitewater rafting needs!
Cal Salmon Rafting Trips
The California Salmon River is our extreme best. Pulsing with the spring snow melt, the river is clean, clear, swift and powerful. The steep canyon is overhung with verdant foliage and punctuated by small waterfalls and sidestreams in counterpoint to rapids llike Freight Train, Cascade, the Maze, the Fin and Achilles Heels. The Salmon is now a member of the Wild and Scenic River System and freely flows from the Salmon-Trinity Primitive Area into the Klamath River. We sometimes finish a trip by floating into the Klamath and running the Class IV "Ikes" section above Orleans.
Klamath River Rafting Trips
The Klamath River offers a unique wilderness opportunity to float the longest undammed river in California. The river is interspersed with Class II - III rapids combined with outstanding side-hikes & fishing all under the Pacific flyway: home to every migratory bird in North America. Also, you may encounter elk, deer, bear and river otters. From two days to six days, this multiple day rafting package is most popular with the Boy Scouts of America and their whitewater and 50-miler merit badge programs. We also offer sit-on-top kayaks, inflatable kayaks along with our regular paddle boats and oar boats.
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California's diverse rivers include a myriad of rafting opportunities. From Class I to Class V, river rafters from all over the United States and the world head to California for different river experiences. W.E.T. River Trips offers the most popular rivers in the Western United States. Our listings also include our partnerships with other rafting companies throughout Southern, Northern California and other rivers throughout the western United States.
Group Rafting Trips W.E.T. River Trips suggests that most groups stay with the South Fork American or the Middle Fork American. Both runs are available to larger groups and corporate outings. These two river rafting trips offer introductory to intermediate rapids. Both rivers can be combined for multiple day packages. Corporate groups should contact our office directly for customized programs. Group offerings include corporate trips, bachelor parties, family reunions, company picnics, teen programs, bachelor parties and other types of events.
Teen Rafting Trips
W.E.T. rafting trips have so many return guests that we are now taking their children, teens and even grandchildren down the river with us! Our new teen programs allow parents to combine their vacations near the rivers with a rafting trip just for their teens. Many teens come on their birthdays along with their teen friends. The South Fork American is an ideal river for this package. Liz, our teen rafting consultant, writes stories and offers sage teen advice for teen rafters. Rafting Teens from ages 12 - 17 years old end our trips with a sense of accomplishment unmatched by other teen activities.
Family Rafting Trips
W.E.T. rafting trips have always included families. This is where the rafting education begins! Private beaches for the wilderness enthusiast offers camping for the family unmatched by any other bonding experience. We recommend the two day wilderness trips on the South Fork or Middle Fork American. Minimum ages for the family rafting trips are 8 years old in the paddle boats during regular flows or 6 years old in the oarboats. During Spring's high flows, the minimum age may be 12 years old.
Spring Whitewater Rafting Trips
During Spring's high water, our more advanced river rafting runs are geared for the experienced, aggressive rafter. A Northern California favorite is the North Fork American Chamberlain Falls run. This exciting, beautiful river is just outside of Sacramento in the foothills near Auburn. Class IV - IV+ rapids challenge the most experience rafter. Also, in the far upper reaches of California, lies a crystal clear California Salmon River. Class V rapids are interspersed with supreme scenery, excellent water quality and very difficult rapids. Watch out for Freight Train, a mile long Class V rapid! Most spring trips occur from mid-March through mid-June.
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About Precision Rafting Expeditions
Rafting on the Upper Youghiogheny,(pronounced: Yock), Cheat River, Big Sandy, and Russell Fork was pioneered by Precision Rafting over 20 years ago. Guided whitewater raft trips in Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, and Kentucky.
Precision Rafting wants to make your next rafting adventure a very special and memorable experience.
The Precision family is a close knit group of devoted Class V white water specialists. Each individual guide brings an abundance of river knowledge and skill to every fun and action-packed adventure. Precision Rafting Expeditions utilizes all safety measures and available precautions to help insure an incredible river experience. To help move our trips along smooth and safely we have a well trained safety kayaker along on every Class IV-V trip. There are risks associated with any rafting trip you may do and some times people do fall in. Everyone must sign a liability release.
We'd love to show you a great time on one of are many different trips that we do. Just add water and we'll do the rest. Our Staff is ready and waiting to answer any questions or to help you with your reservation.
Don't forget to check out are Web Links page for places to stay, current weather, and current water levels. Our photo gallery is loaded with action photos from our river trips. For Great deals and updated news briefs don't forget to sign up for our Newsletter. We also have a fully stocked outfitters store, if you need it for the raft trip, chances are we have it. Precision Rafting is a licensed Pyranha dealer for all your Kayak needs.
To customize your awsome river experience we offer multiday discounts on back to back river trips. If you happen to be in the area and the rain is coming down it is quite probable the rivers are coming up so give us a call!
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About Class VI River Runners
Class VI provides the best in family adventure, New River and Gauley River rafting and all inclusive vacation packages in West Virginia's, New River Gorge area. Located on the rim of the New River Gorge, overlooking the New River Gorge Bridge and the last rapid on the river, Class VI has been providing guests with quality experiences for more than 29 years.
Explore our website to see, hear and taste the difference in our vacation opportunities Rivers and outfitters are not all created equal. Learn why our whitewater rafting trips, cater to the person or group who is looking for quality trips.
Class VI is the only in West Virginia which offers an assortment of cabins, lodging and dining choices serving delicious meals from our restaurants, Smokey's On the Gorge and Chetty's Pub.
For the value minded guest, our spring, summer and fall specials, and custom packages provide world class accommodations at friendly prices. Request our brochure and DVD to help you find the adventure vacation suited for your group or watch our video on-line to learn more. Once you have decided which whitewater rafting trip is best for you're your family or friends, you can make a reservation or payment using our certified secure server. If you can't find the information you need, visit our online help section to chat directly with one of our reservation staff, or give our reservation specialist a call; (866) 658-5333.
Class VI River Runners has been running whitewater rafting trips in West Virginia since 1978. We offer a variety of New River and Gauley River rafting trips for 6 to 86 on mild to wild sections of the New River and Gauley River. Whether you are a first timer or a veteran, Class VI has the right trip for you. Class VI is only rafting company that guarantees satisfaction. If you have a problem we will work with you until you are satisfied because we want you to come back!
New River Rafting Trips
The New River Gorge National River, which was created in 1978, is the Grand Canyon of the East. This thousand foot deep deciduous forest canyon was protected for its beauty, culture and history and the best whitewater rafting in the East.
New River Rafting Trips
Family River Rafting Trips
The upper sections of the gorge is perfect for families, with children as young as 6 years thanks to the warm water, long pools and gentle rapids. Using our two-person inflatable kayak (duckies) allows the older members a more challenging trip while the younger or older members ride in our rafts. This is a great place to start you vacation.
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Lower New Sunset Trips
For those who would like to drive in the morning of the trip, eat lunch at Chetty's Pub, raft the Lower New in the afternoon and enjoy a delicious dinner on the canyon rim as you watch the sunset, this is the trip for you.
Lower New River Sunset Trips
Gauley River Rafting Trips
The Gauley is known as one of the top 10 rivers in the world. If you liked the New River, the Lower Gauley is the next logical trip to take, with rapids similar in size, but a little closer together. After the Lower Gauley, the Upper Gauley or our two-day Fall Gauley Overnight is a must.
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Spring & Summer Gauley River Rafting Trips
Gauley River, located thirty minutes north of the New River, flows year round and offers a true wilderness experience. Depending on the flows the day of the trip, Class VI will choose the best section and the highest adventure water craft.
Spring & Summer Gauley River Rafting Trips
Scout & Youth River Rafting Trips
Class VI is an exclusive Boy Scout whitewater merit badge adviser in the area and have week long adventure vacations available for youth, church or scout groups. Call for more information (866) 658-5333.
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About Mild to Wild
Discover the magic of our 27 mild to wild trip options, 2 hours to 5 days, for ages 4-84 in Colorado, Arizona and Utah. The beauty and serenity of the places we go inspired us to dedicate our lives to sharing these natural treasures with you! We take pride in providing a first class adventure where no detail is overlooked. Mild to Wild has earned the highest number of repeat customers & referrals (just ask the locals).
Arizona Rafting Trips
Discover the best kept secret in Arizona whitewater rafting: The Upper Salt River Canyon whitewater rafting located just 2 hours from East Phoenix and North Tucson. Known as the mini-grand canyon, with an early spring season, Salt River rafting should not be missed for river enthusiasts or first timers alike.
Likewise, Arizona's only Federally designated "Wild and Scenic" river with its variable spring season, Verde River rafting is a trip to experience when it runs. Located in close proximity to Sedona, Arizona this trip is conveniently located. Both trips are perfect backyard adventures for Phoenicians and visitors alike.
South West Utah Rafting Trips
Our Utah River rafting trips are set in a postcard setting in some of the most magnificent scenery adjacent to Arches National Park & near Canyonlands National Park, the infamous Colorado River carves an unbelievable waterway of fun floating and splashy rapids. Located just 5 minutesfrom Arches, and 1/2 hour from Canyonlands National Parks, 4 hours from Salt Lake City, 5 hours from the Grand Canyon, 2 1/2 hours from Lake Powel and 2 1/2 hours from Durango, Colorado (our home base), the Colorado River at Moab, Utah offers perfect sampler and overnight trips for families, seniors, first-timers and raft enthusiasts looking for the most spectacular river setting.
South West Colorado Rafting Trips
Our 21 trip options in Southwest Colorado are conveniently located out of our base in Durango, Colorado, just 3 hours from Albuquerque, 6 hours from Denver, 7 hours from Phoenix, 6 hours from Salt Lake City, 5 hours from the Grand Canyon and 3 hours from Santa Fe and Taos. Our Colorado rafting trips range from mild to wild, 2 hours to 4 days and for ages 4-84. We operate our raft trips on several stretches of 4 beautiful, distinct rivers; Upper and Lower Animas, Upper and Lower Piedra, Dolores and San Miguel rafting trips are available.


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Hey devteamers, do you ever think it will be possible to extract a iOS update and manually replace the files in the OS that are patched from this OTA update? Maybe we can patch all the files manually except the one pertaining to the exploit so we can have a 5.1 OS without breaking our jb's. Use something like files to overwrite the existing files that were extracted from the OTA package. I'm sure there can be some daemon that watches for updates and parses it out no?
As soon as I saw "chronic dev team" in the title I thought it was the untether, and then I was like oh.....
since the app has been out for quite a bit for older devices, you'd think there'd been reports of stolen data and certainly problems relating to priveledged info showing up somewhere. since that hasn't happened...certainly nothing from my device that i know of, i'm not convinced this is in any way a problem.
I'm a bit dense when it comes to this stuff (hence the name iPhonePutz) so please bear with the dumb question... What good are crash reports from a device that's already jailbroken?
An analysis of iOS 5 OTA updates by @innoying - innoying
Hope that helps,
This is a great idea. I am happy to send my crash reports to chronic and I hope it helps with future jailbreaks. Crash reports ARE what helped apple to patch iOS 5 exploits before it was released, right? So why can't they help jailbreakers discover them instead!

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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the time within which a suit or suits may be brought under the Act entitled "An Act conferring jurisdiction upon the United States Court of Claims to hear, examine, adjudicate, and render judgment on any and all claims which the Ute Indians or any tribe or band thereof may have against the United States and for other purposes", approved June 28, 1938 (52 Stat. 1209), be, and the same hereby is, extended until December 31, 1946.
Approved June 22, 1943.


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UCLA's 10-game winning streak ended Saturday afternoon. So too, may have its chances at a Pac-12 regular season basketball title.
The 12,254 who packed Pauley Pavilion started filing out as the final seconds ticked away, late free throws sealing the Bruins' 76-67 loss to Oregon. There was little drama at the end of this one, a squandered opportunity right before a brutal road trip.
No. 24 UCLA (15-4, 5-1) hadn't lost since Dec. 1, but had just one marquee win with its home upset of then-No. 7 Missouri. It had finally climbed back into the Associated Press poll on Monday after a November loss to Cal Poly.
The Ducks offered a chance to regain national hype.
But No. 21 Oregon successfully slowed the Bruins down after allowing them to run out to a six-point, first-half lead. A game that had started off fast bogged down soon after halftime, hampered by both aggressive defense and an abundance of whistles. Over the first 11-plus minutes of the second half, the teams combined for just six field goals.
Oregon, which rolled out a slow 8-0 run to seize its second-half lead, never trailed after the 14:11 mark. The Bruins shot 55.2 percent in the first half, but just 37.9 in the second - flustered by alternating full-court press and zone defenses.
"Give them credit," UCLA forward Travis Wear said. "They did a great job keeping us uncomfortable."
The Ducks (16-2, 5-0) now sit in the driver's seat for the conference championship, having beat both No. 7 Arizona and UCLA in their only scheduled meetings. The Bruins now must play both the Arizona schools on the road, arguably the toughest trip in the conference.
UCLA has been particularly vulnerable on the interior all season, with Tony Parker as the lone big man on the roster. Head coach Ben Howland said after the game that he wished he had given Parker more playing time. The 6-foot-9 freshman logged two rebounds and a block in three minutes.
Meanwhile, Oregon center Tony Woods and forward Arsalan Kazemi combined for 30 points on 13-of-16 shooting.
The most telling stat? The Ducks' 40-31 advantage on the boards, one that also yielded a 12-2 edge in second-chance points. The Bruins were outrebounded for the seventh straight game.
"We've got to box out and go seek the ball rather than just boxing out and hoping someone else is going to grab it," said Wear, who led the team with 17 points but grabbed just two boards. "Rebounds is an effort thing. Once you get a couple, you get the hang of it. I think we just need to get more comfortable."
Added Howland: "That's our Achilles' heel."
UCLA let out one last gasp when, down 70-63, Jordan Adams stole the ball with just under a minute left. Travis Wear promptly turned the ball over on an errant pass that skittered out of bounds around halfcourt.
The Bruins had entered halftime up 40-37 after eight lead changes.
Shabazz Muhammad didn't start the game because he was late for Friday's practice. Howland said his leading scorer overslept, and also had his car towed from being parked in the wrong place.
Muhammad scored his first bucket on an emphatic dunk at 5:14 in the first half, and erupted with UCLA's final eight points of the half. He finished the game with 10 points, but went scoreless after the break.
With freshman guard Dominic Artis hounding Larry Drew II, Kyle Anderson got some first-half run as the primary ballhandler. He notched his sixth double-double with 10 points and 11 rebounds, chipping in six assists as well.


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Special Section: San Bernardino
RIVERSIDE -- Nearly a year after filing for an emergency bankruptcy instead of passing a budget on time, the city will present a fiscal plan Monday that restarts payments to the country's largest pension fund - payments it's controversially skipped since August - its bankruptcy attorney said in court Tuesday.
The California Public Employee Retirement System tried to sue to make the city continue those payments, but earlier cuts now leave available money for CalPERS, said Paul Glassman of Stradling Yocca Carlson & Rauth.
"It's expected the budget will show the city is able to meet cashflow for its operations and also to resume payments to CalPERS," Glassman said. "The approval of the budget is not necessarily the final action... We will continue to work on the budget to improve cashflow by making additional cuts and adding to revenue from the time the budget is approved. "
The plan is for the City Council to study the budget at Monday's meeting, then approve it May 6, he said.
The city's pendency plan - the skeleton budget on which it's been operating - deferred an estimated $34.9 million in obligations, including CalPERS payments, but "assumes resumption of payments in (fiscal year) 2013-14. "
Exactly what resumption of payments means and how much will be paid back remain to be decided, Mayor Pat Morris said outside the courtroom afterward.
Hiring the financial staff necessary for that budget and making substantial progress on discovery - negotiations over what evidence will be provided to the city's creditors - addressed two of the concerns CalPERS has repeatedly raised, Glassman said.
Other than that and the setting of another hearing for May 7, little has changed since they appeared in U.S. Bankruptcy Court last week, said CalPERS attorney Michael Lubic.
"Generally, I would say I do agree with what Mr. Glassman said," Lubic said. "The progress has been painfully slow - those seem to be the words that people are using these days. "
The delays are understandable, especially because there's been such progress toward cashflow information that CalPERS trusts, Lubic said.
"As you know, in bankruptcy, it's very hard to negotiate until you have information that you know is accurate," he said. "CalPERS continues to believe the city has not devoted adequate resources to their Finance Department. "
Between contract employees and fulltime staff, the city now has 14 people in its Finance Department with plans to hire three more, Glassman said.
"We will ultimately be at full staff, which is 17 people," he said.
That's eight below what CalPERS says a city San Bernardino's size should have - even one not dealing with bankruptcy - and it's small enough that extensive discovery requests weigh down resources, Glassman said.
Discussions about discovery, or what documents and interviews with officials the court will require the city to provide to creditors, took most of the time at Tuesday's hearing.
Three unions seeking to sue the city want to depose city officials to make the case that the city didn't properly negotiate before imposing contracts that lowered take-home pay.
That would include talks with Jason Simpson, who was the city's finance director for the early part of its bankruptcy, said David Goodrich, a lawyer for the firefighters union.
"We are looking for something that would contradict what the city says," Goodrich said, saying Simpson likely has information that current employees the city has agreed to make available likely wouldn't. "... We're not going on a fishing expedition. We just want to hit the key players. Just like the city, the union doesn't have unlimited resources. "
Bankruptcy Judge Meredith Jury said nothing would stop the unions from talking to Simpson on her own, but she warned them not to look for information too far afield from the central issues.
"I am trying to send the message that I don't want you flailing around on things that aren't going to affect the court's opinion on the matter," she said.
The delays are to be expected because the city filed bankruptcy so suddenly - unlike Stockton, it filed under an "emergency" section that didn't require negotiating with creditors first - Morris said outside the courtroom.
But they're costly, at a time when there's little money to spare.
"It's expensive stuff," Morris said. "These people we contract with and use are highly compensated professionals. "


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Phanci went missing on 6/20/2011 from our home at 1068 East Ave, which is located directly in front of Miller South Middle School. She is a 6month old yorkie/maltese mix weighing about 3lbs with salt and pepper colored fur. She was lead away unknowingly by a family friend to Lane Field behind the school. A short dark skinned man was last seen walking her on a blue leash. If you have any information please, please, please, please, please contact me. Thanks in advance.To read more or comment...
Found Ridgeback in Springfield on 224/91
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Found Male Husky in Gorge Metro Parks
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Maybe found "Patches"
Hello. I had an encounter about a month ago with a little girl that was looking for her cat. She said his name was "Patches," and told me what he looked like. I believe her cat was on my back deck this evening, but, there were also a couple of raccoons. I tried to coax the cat to me, but he was scared off by one of the raccoons that frequent the deck. I believe the cat may have been that little girl's cat, but, I didn't get her phone number from her, and I can't find the ad in the newspaper that they had put. Please, help me try and find that day's lost and found ad for the little girl.
You can contact me at 330-699-0835 - evening hours only, as I am working during the day.
We live in Uniontown, and the girl was looking for her cat at the house next door to us, which, at the time, had some feral cats living in the vacant house's garage.
Lost: Female Elk Hound Mix, State Rd Area
Gray, black and tan colored; looks like a small husky; medium-sized, but heavyset, with short legs. Very friendly; moves slowly, so able to approach. Should have collar with tag.
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FOUND: Brown and White Dog, Older
I found a white, medium-sized dog with brown markings on Boston Hills Road near Wildlife Woods Park the night of 6/22/2011. It appears to have been lost for several days.To read more or comment...
Lost Siamese kitten - reward
Lost as of Friday june 17th Pressler Rd Area in Springfield Twp. Male Siamese kitten about 3 months of age, any information please call 330-412-1722...REWARD for his safe return.To read more or comment...
Dog on the loose with leash Ellet area Hawk Ave/Canton Rd
Lst few days, seen walking/sitting with a dark leash attached. Will not let me approach even with food and water. Dog is medium sized/orange and white markings. Looks like some kind of small version husky. May have a vison/hearing issue. I was able to get real close with verbal and snapping my fingers but dog did not look my way. Pleas email me, I'm afraid the dog will eventualy get it's leash caught on something.
Contact Phone Number: 330-571-5143
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PAWS Pet of the Week: Meet Cinnamon & her puppies!
PAWS Pet of the Week: Spice up your life with Cinnamon and her puppies!
This sweet momma and her beautiful puppies are just waiting to be loved, cuddled and petted by their permanent families. Poor Cinnamon was dumped at the City Kennel and turned out to be late term pregnant. She had her darling puppies in foster care.To read more or comment...
Lost Female yellow Lab Mix in Hartville
Lost female yellow lab mix. Wearing fat green collar with a big loop. Answers to Charlie Girl. Last seen Sun 6/19 am Hartville. Please call or text 330-354-3695
Email firstname.lastname@example.com read more or comment...
Found- female Husky in Hartville
Female Husky found in Hartville. Collar on without tags. Very friendly, please contact me if you lost your dog. 330 618 4999To read more or comment...
Avon-lost white & gray long haired cat
Lost male cat with mostly white with some gray, long haired cat. Colby is about 12 lbs. In between Nagel Rd and Jaycox Rd, on Reserve Way. Near Red Tail and Summer Hill.To read more or comment...
SOS Adoptable of the Day: Junior!
Breed: Tabby - white - Domestic Short Hair (mix)
Age: 3 mos
Gender: Male
Altered: Yes
Ref. no.: 110612
Found - Jack Russel in the Kenmore area
White with black, and brown around the face. Young male. Found 05-31-11. Contact Tim or Teresa at 330-745-1505. Or e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com read more or comment...
Lost Cavalier King Charles Spaniel in Munroe Falls
Our dogBreezy went missing on June 10th. She is brown and white, weighs about 12 pounds, and was wearing a red collar with a purple leash attached. She was last seen on River Park Blvd in Munroe Falls. If you know anything about her please call.
Contact Phone Number: 330-554-4558
Email email@example.com
PAWS Pet of the Week: Meet Nadia & Bart
Nadia & Bart are a gold medal pair. These darling babies are the most athletic, playful, lovable kittens. Just like their namesakes, Nadia & Bart are a perfectly matched pair. Nadia is a beautiful short haired gray tabby. Her brother Bart is a gorgeous short haired black tabby.
They are extremely active and playful - the most active litter their foster family has ever seen. They named Nadia and Bart for the gold medal, famous gymnasts. Nadia loves to just stretch out at the base of your neck and hang out. They also love to sit in laps after a big meal. Bart has a VERY LOUD purr motor. Here is what the foster mom has to say about her prize winning kitties:To read more or comment...
LOST CAT, Goodyear Heights
Lost cat, beautiful white long hair with black and brown patches. His name is paws. 330-785-3018.To read more or comment...
Found Medium size dog Arlington St /Wilbeth Rd
Medium size dog call to identify. Found late on on friday the 10th he is a very sweet loving dog and wants to come home. 330-786-0115To read more or comment...
Lost: Small, white male dog w/tan spots in Firestone Park area
Our very friendly 2-yr-old spaniel mix named Snuggles has been missing since June 6th. If you have found him or have seen him please call. He was wearing a blue collar.To read more or comment...
SOS Adoptable of the Day: Skoobie!
Breed: Dachshund (purebred)
Age: 5 mos
Gender: Male
Weight: 6.5 lbs
Altered: Yes
Ref. no.: 110506
Found: White/Grey Cat in Avon Lake
Cat appeared Sunday, June 5 in Avon Lake. Body is mostly white, with large grey patches and a grey tale. Beautiful light green eyes and extremely friendly. No collar. We believe it is a female cat and is declawed in the front.To read more or comment...
Lost Beagle Puppy In Marlboro Township
We have lost "BUDDY" our small male beagle puppy. He has on a blue collar. We went missing Tuesday 7th around dinner time. Our two toddlers are heart broken. Please Let us know if you have seen him! He comes to "Buddy" he is very energetic and sweet!To read more or comment...
Found: Male dog in Ellet area
All white w/ brown mask. Not neutered. Wearing black collar with no tags. Found him wondering the yard yesterday evening. Brought him in for the night and let outside this morning and he won't leave my yard. 330-388-8656.To read more or comment...
On the loose: West Akron Shepard Mix Dog
Tuesday at 1:20 pm saw a tan colored Shepard mix with collar and tags by St. Sebastian's gymand Mull Ave. Circle in West Akron. Dog would not let us get close enough to read his tags. Could be a puppy. 330-631-7828To read more or comment...
Lost: Terrier Chihuahua in Akron
A small Terrier Chihuahua named Max got loose during the early hours of Wednesday morning 6/1. Male, and unneutered, he also has a small scar on his leg, and top of his head. He is very friendly and has distinctive ears, one is usually up and one down. He was wearing a Red Collar that may have had his name and a contact phone number attached, but it may have fallen off. If you have found or seen him please contact me or text my mother. 330 323 7134, as the dog got loose from her house. He is very friendly with smaller kids, and very interested in other dogs. If you have found him, please let us know!!To read more or comment...
LOST: Domestic Long Hair Male Cat Exchange and Elmdale
Brown and Black tiger print with white mane. Has a red collar with a bell and heart shape name tag (Prince) with phone number. REWARD if found. Last seen at Exchange and Elmdale neighborhood June 1st.To read more or comment...
LOST Beagle in Allenford and Edwin
His name is Buddy. He is part Beagle and bassethound. His color is like a beagle he also has long brown ears. He has a chockerchain around his neck. If you have him please call Becky at 330-671-4130 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com Please family is heartbroken.
Contact Phone Number: 330-671-4130
Email firstname.lastname@example.com
Missing: Small white and brown dog near S. Arlington
Missing a small dog, 10 to 12 lbs, with long white and light brown hair. He is 10-yrs-old. Black collar. Last seen on Saturday (6-4-11) on Middlebury Ave or on South Arlington Road. If you have seen him or have any info please call me @ 330-785-6031. We are lost with out him.To read more or comment...
PAWS Pet of the Week: Jinx & Siblings
Meet Jinx and his 3 baby siblings.
Jinx is pictured here in the green ribbon collar. He is very friendly, a real Curious George, and purrs like crazy. Loves someone to play with him. Remember: Everything goes with black!To read more or comment...
Lost Dog | North Willoughby
My beloved family pet jumped my yard fence on January 23rd in Willoughby, OH and I haven't been able to find him since.To read more or comment...
SOS Adoptable of the Day: Champ!
Breed: Domestic Short Hair-black and white (mix)
Age: born 4/1/11
Gender: Male
Altered: Yes
Ref. no.: 110401k1
FOUND : Small female beagle mix (Green)
Son was riding his bike and this dog followed him home on Madura Ave/WonderLake in Green. Very friendly and well behaved no collar so not sure how long she has been loose. Please call we cannot keep her but don't want her hit by a car.
Contact Phone Number: 3305241582
Email firstname.lastname@example.com
Found Young Male Cat West Of Wooster
HE SHOWED UP FRIDAY EVENING JUNE 2. MOSTLY WHITE WITH DARK SPOTS. FRIENDLY. WE HAVE 3 CATS AND A DOG. HE NEEDS HIS HOME. 330-262-2365.To read more or comment...
Found: Small female cat in North Canton
FRIENDLY AND HAS CLAWS, CALL FOR DETAILS 330-685-1292.To read more or comment...
Found: Small Dog, East Akron
Found a small dog wondering around the neighborhood. Very friendly, seems well fed, can't have been lost long. He looks like a min pin of terrier mix. No collar. If you think he's yours, call me and describe him. (330) 240-6332.To read more or comment...
Lost: Orange Male cat 224/Canton Rd.
Orange male cat lost near 224/canton rd. If seen or know where he is please call! He is around 6years old and is missing his teeth. Very friendly and may be hiding in or near this area. He is very important to our family. Small reward if found.
Contact Phone Number: 330-618-4047
Email email@example.com
Found bulldog/boxer Barberton
Found older female bulldog/boxer west side of Barberton. Must describe to claim.
Contact Phone Number: 3302120809
Email email@example.com
Lost Chocolate Lab in Jackson Township
Our chocolate lab got loose on 6-1-2011 in the afternoon. He slipped his collar so has no tags on however he is microchipped. He got loose near 236 and Highmill road in Jackson Township. He is very friendly and loves people. He answers to Brutus. Please call if you have seen him or know where he may be.To read more or comment...
Lost Cat in Munroe Falls
Long haired black cat. Name is BC. No collar, but has lived with us since birth. He is well fed, yet skinny. He has been missing since May 26, 2011. We live in Munroe Falls. Please contact us 330-686-9460 or email me at firstname.lastname@example.com read more or comment...
LOST Plott Hound Mix
Missing as of 5/21 from Franklin Township. Chocolate w/ rust colored brindle striping around legs. Answers to Dozer - spayed and microchipped.
Contact Jared at 330.807.9400To read more or comment...
Found Small Male Puppy Marlboro Township
We found a puppy in Marlboro Township around Byers & St. Peters Church Aves. while siting at a stop sign. Puppy very friendly. Knocked on a neighbor's door & it wasn't his. We have this sweet puppy and want to find it's owner if possible. Please EMAIL if you have a description of a puppy you have lost. Until we find the owner, our toddlers are loving him!
Contact Phone Number: 330-618-4611
Email email@example.com
LOST Young female Calico Cat - Fairview Pk
Young female multi-colored: black/orange/ white- lost from apartment bldg. at W. 210 St. & Lorain Rd. during last week of May. Dear pet.
Contact Phone Number: 440-333-2618
Email email@example.com
Lost tabby cat - Cuyahoga Falls
Our short-hair gray and white tabby, Giles, escaped from his home on Deer Ridge Run in the High Hampton neighborhood on May 28. He's an indoor cat likely to be timid with strangers; he might respond to "Kitty Boy" if you call to him. If you see him, please call any time at 330-920-1657. Thanks for helping.To read more or comment...
Lost male terrier-chihuahua mix dog, South Hawkins, Akron
Lost male terrier-chihuahua mix dog. Looks like miniature doberman. Wearing red collar. Lost around South Hawkins Ave in Akron. Please call 330-323-7134.To read more or comment...
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Mackintosh Room
Located on the first floor of the hotel, ideal for business meetings up to 25 boardroom style or informal events for 40 guests. The room has natural daylight, air-conditioning and free wi-fi.
Tariff: £150 per dayBack to conferences and banqueting
Key Facts
- 60 capacity (theatre style)
- 40 capacity (banquet)
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June 5, 2012 | 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Category: Special Event
Location: Physics | Map
666 W. Hancock
Detroit, MI 48201
Detroit, MI 48201
Cost: No charge
Calendars: Research Events, Planetarium, Physics & Astronomy, Main Events Calendar, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences, College of Education
Audience: Alumni, Community, Current Graduate Students, Current Undergraduate Students, Faculty, Parents, Prospective Students, Staff
The Department of Physics and Astronomy at Wayne State University is holding a Public Viewing Event for the last transit of Venus of our lifetime.
When: Tuesday, June 5th
Time: 6:00-9:00PM
Where: Roof top Observatory* on the Physics Research Building
Cost: No Charge
THIS EVENT WILL ALSO INCLUDE: Direct and indirect viewing of the transit of Venus through roof top telescopes (weather providing) and through a projected NASA feed in Room 245; Phantastic Physics demos including the Fire Tornado in Room 245; planetarium shows held at 6:45 and 7:45PM in the WSU Planetarium, Room 0209, Old Main Building, 4841 Cass Avenue (a short walk from the Physics Research Building), including as part of each planetarium show, a Transit of Venus video.
Please visit our webpage: http://physics.clas.wayne.edu/outreach/transitvenusevent.php
Note: The Roof top Observatory is not handicap accessible.
For more information about this event, please contact Outreach Department at 313-577-2107 or email@example.com.


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'Seinfeld's' Michael Richards Returns to TV for TVLand's 'Giant Baby'
Just earlier today we reported the recent development that readers had chosen 'Seinfeld' as the greatest sitcom in televised history, reminding us all of the show's golden NBC days. And while the infamous "Seinfeld Curse" has long since been broken by Julia Louis-Dreyfus, 'Seinfeld's' most controversial star Michael Richards is heading back to TV for his first regular role in a decade. The sometime-troubled star will join TVLand's 'Giant Baby,' but will you tune in?


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Christians Get Depressed Too
Book by David Murray
Many Christians mistakenly believe that true Christians don't get depressed, and this misconception heaps additional pain and guilt onto Christians who are suffering from mental and emotional distress. Author David P. Murray comes to the defense of depressed Christians, asserting … Learn More
TNIV Gender Neutral Bible Controversy
Book by Various Authors
Over the past few decades, society at large has rapidly altered its language and customs in order to try and erase any distinctions between men and women. Although evangelical publishers resisted these trends for many years, their recent attempts to … Learn MorePaperback This item has sold out.
Putting the Truth to Work
Book by Dan Doriani
Even though Scripture is eminently practical and relevant, sometimes we struggle to apply God's Word to our lives. On occasion we even mishandle the biblical text. This book provides wise, practical direction for pastors, teachers, counselors, and others in the … Learn MorePaperback $18.00 $10.00 Add to Cart
Servanthood as Worship
Book by Nate Palmer
Browse a Christian book website or bookstore and notice all there is for leaders and would-be leaders. There are studies of leaders, keys to leadership, and tips on becoming a leader. Books that promote servanthood tend to be about leadership. … Learn More
What is the Atonement?
Book by Richard Phillips
The atonement, and its significance to Christ's death on the cross, is a doctrine sadly fading from focus in our modern evangelical churches. Yet Richard Phillips asserts that it is a necessary truth for Christian salvation. As soon as we … Learn MorePaperback $5.00 $3.00 Add to Cart
Martin Luther: A Guided Tour of His Life and Thought
Book by Stephen Nichols
An introductory guide to the life and works of Reformer Martin Luther. His major works are introduced and summarized. Also discussed are his pastoral writings. Protestants of all stripes have long read at least a few of Martin Luther's works, … Learn MorePaperback $14.00 $11.20 Add to Cart
Wrestling with an Angel
Book by Greg Lucas
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Sexual Detox
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Sick of porn? Time to detox. A huge percentage of men need a porn detox, a moral and psychological reset. Do you? If so, whether you know it or not, pornography has corrupted your thinking, weakened your conscience, warped your … Learn More
Living By God's Promises
Book by Joel Beeke
Joel R. Beeke and James A. La Belle draw from stellar Puritan treatises on divine promises by Andrew Gray, Edward Leigh, and William Spurstowe, and offer them in contemporary language for today's readers. Moving beyond historical interest, this book explores … Learn MorePaperback $15.00 $12.00 Add to Cart
Eternity in Our Hearts
Book by R.C. Sproul Jr.
In these twelve essays R. C. Sproul Jr. shares a vision of the good life—a life lived in a simple, separate, and deliberate manner, to the glory of God and for the building of His kingdom. The vision is inspiring, … Learn MorePaperback $15.00 $12.00 Add to Cart
Adopted for Life
Book by Russell Moore
The gospel of Jesus Christ-the good news that through Jesus we have been adopted as sons and daughters into God's family-means that Christians ought to be at the forefront of the adoption of orphans in North America and around the … Learn MorePaperback $16.00 $12.80 Add to Cart
Dear Timothy: Letters on Pastoral Ministry
Book by Tom Ascol
As Paul imparted his wisdom to Timothy through letters, this collection of writings from seasoned pastors contains over 480 years of combined ministry experience. Old and new pastors alike will treasure this compilation of heartfelt advice and nuggets of truth … Learn MorePaperback $23.00 $18.40 Add to Cart
Puritan Evangelism
Book by Joel Beeke
In this book, Joel Beeke investigates how the Puritans proclaimed what God's Word counsels regarding the salvation of sinners. He describes the preaching of the Puritans (thoroughly biblical, unashamedly doctrinal, experimentally practical, holistically evangelistic, and studiously symmetrical), the primary methods … Learn MorePaperback $6.00 Add to Cart


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'"We did some good things, but we've got to have more desperation in our game," Lalime said. "Those games we've got to create more. It's all the little things this time of year that make a difference in your end and the other end of the ice. Everybody's got to be ready to give a little more in the last couple games."'
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UPLAND - After competing in the California State History Day Competition last month, three History Day projects from Upland High School will move on to the National History Day Competition June 9-13 at the University of Maryland.
The winners:
Brendan Geary and Justin Deckard, group documentary, "Aerial Bombing."
Sara James, Kristen Matthews, Rebecca Miller, Celina Cisneros and Isabel Melendez, group performance, "Ashes of Injustice: The Triangle Factory Fire."
Hannah Lundberg, individual performance, "Rosalind Franklin and the Double Helix."
The runners up, students who finished third in the state:
Christy Warden and Eloise Wukmir, group documentary, "The World's Columbian Exposition"
Laurel Coddington and Katherine Foster, group exhibit, "Guttenberg's Printing Press"
Sam Johnson won the Polina Award which included a $100 check.
Students Seebah Hamad and Sydney Sanchez finished in the top 6 in the state.
Projects that competed in the State History Day Competition:
Wesley Baker, individual exhibit, "Eyes on the Moon."
Nika Bazzal, Nany Avelos, Lily Meza and Jessica Balla, group performance, "Virginia Woolf."
Victoria Gutierrez, historical paper, "Art in the Renaissance."
Megan Simpson, historical paper, "Art and Photography."
Jenni Diaz, Sierra Sawyer and Alex Noble, group documentary, "Sputnik"
Kayla Yamada, individual documentary, "The Spinning Jenny."
Kenna Maedel, individual documentary, "The Battle of Britain."
Aliyar Banihashem, and Harshvir Buttar, group website, "Fall of the Berlin Wall."
Dalida Rached and Amanda Suhardjo, group website, "Nelson Mandela."
Maiya White, individual website, "Harlem Renaissance."
For more information about California History Day visit http://www.historydaycalifornia.org/
For more information about National History Day visit http://www.nhd.org/
The school is taking donations to help send the students to the competition.
For more information call 909-949-7880.


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Module Summary – Balance and Motion (3rd Ed.)
We live in a dynamic world where everything is in motion, or so it seems. But not everything is moving the same way. Some things move from one place to another. Other things rotate around and around. Still other things are stationary, stable for a time, balanced on a thin line between stop and go. Other objects move back and forth or vibrate. These are the global phenomena that students experience in the Balance and Motion Module. In this module, students will:
For a description of each investigation in the Balance and Motion Module and the correlations to the National Science Education Standards, download the Module Overview PDF.
To view the PDF version of the module summary, you must have the Adobe Acrobat Reader plug-in. Acrobat Reader is available free from Adobe.
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Some old work on a toolkit for BGP4 testing in Java. As I did not have any more time to work on this I zipped up the folder of the source tree and published it here. It might prove usefull to someone, then again it might not. Please let me know.
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Hey, all!
My name is Peter Wilson, and I'm a music major here at Multnomah. Next Tuesday, April 29, you'll have an awesome opportunity to see what MU's music department has to offer by attending our free Spring Student Recital.
The Ambassador Choir will be presenting a concert in conjunction with the recital, and there will also be a few surprises, including piano recital pieces featuring some of Bach's compositions and vocal presentations from some very talented individuals!
This will be an awesome night filled with community, excitement, art, and great food after the concert. This is something you don't want to miss. I know that a lot of work has been put into this event by everyone in the music department to make it a night to remember, so come join us!
When: Tuesday, April 29, at 7 p.m.
Where: Bradley Hall, Room 1
This is a free event
If you would like more information about the Ambassador Choir or this event, call the Music Ministry Department at 503-251-5390 or email email@example.com.
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Brain Dance "Cancelled"
Columbia College Chicago- Education Department
Saturday, May 4, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM (PDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Developed by Anne Green Gilbert, the Brain Dance is a series of exercises that we use in all CDC classes. It is comprised of eight developmental movement patterns that healthy human beings naturally move through in the first year of life. As babies, we did these movements on our tummies and back on the floor. However, cycling through these patterns at any age, daily or weekly while sitting or standing, has been found to be beneficial in reorganizing our central nervous system. Repeating these patterns over time may help us fill in any missing gaps in our neurological system due to birth trauma, illness, environment, head injury or not enough tummy time as a baby.
Dardi McGinley Gallivan received a BA in Art History from Emory University and an MA in Dance from The Ohio State University. She has been on the faculty at the Dance Center of Columbia College Chicago since 1993 when she also joined Mordine and Company Dance Theatre. In 1996 she received a Ruth Page Dance Achievement Award for her performance in Mordine's Edge Mode. Dardi is also a founding member of Mad Shak Dance Company and has performed many times for the Colleen Halloran Performance Group. Dardi has had the pleasure of teaching company classes for The Dance COLEctive, Mordine & Company Dance Theatre, Thodos Dance Company, River North, Luna Negra, and Giordano. She has taught residencies at the invitation of Antares Danza Contemporeanea in Hermosillio, Mexico and recently taught at the International Dance Festival in San Luis Potosi, Mexico. In addition to teaching Modern technique classes, Dardi also currently teaches Dance Pedagogy. Dardi has also taught several lecture classes at the Dance Center of Columbia College and has worked as a teacher with community outreach and arts integration.
When & Where
Columbia College Chicago
33 East Congress Parkway
Saturday, May 4, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM (PDT)
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I have a lad (15) who has been training at my club for a while now. He's tough, promising, dedicated and talented.
Hes desperate to get in to a bit of competition but in my mind his age is prohibitave of the nature of it.
Im thinking about plonking him in some TMA comps, so he can fight semi contact against fighters of different styles with different strengths and weaknesses, while still building competition experience.
Anyone have any advice? Or info of suitable comps in the South West, or of Junior MMA leagues in the UK?


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The National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning for the Inland Empire due to high winds and dry conditions that are expected through Friday.
Forecasters say humidity will range from 5 to 15 percent. Winds at 15 to 25 mph and gusts as high as 45 mph will blow through the area.
The winds should diminish this afternoon, but will increase again Friday morning.
The warning is in effect from 9 a.m. today until 5 p.m. Friday.
Red Flag Warnings are issued when hazardous fire conditions exist or are expected.
Reach Melissa via email or call her at 909-386-3878.
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The Institute for the Study of Gambling and Commercial Gaming at the University of Nevada, Reno, in partnership with the International Gaming Institute at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, are sponsoring the 15th International Conference on Gambling and Risk-Taking.
The primary objectives of the conference are to contribute to the base of scientific knowledge about gambling in all its dimensions, to stimulate further research, and to facilitate discussion and dialogue about gambling and commercial gaming as it has developed and continues to evolve throughout the world.
This conference traces its origins back to 1974, and is recognized as the premier academic and research oriented conference in the world, bringing together international experts, representing a diverse array of disciplines, to examine and analyze gambling from many perspectives.
Lead researchers from academia, research organizations, and governments, along with leaders and representatives from commercial gaming industries, regulatory agencies, and the helping services—as well as professional gamblers and the general public—have gathered at prior conferences to present and evaluate their research findings, discuss current trends and new technologies, and explore the changes and challenges created by the increased presence of commercial gaming to citizens throughout the world. In May 2013, the experts will gather again, in the bright lights of Las Vegas.


text: 2013. Canada. Directed by Francois Delisle. The story begins with an accident and ends with a funeral. In between, the film follows Pierre, who is carrying out a jail sentence for a hit and run, his aging mother, and his ex-wife. The characters' confessional monologues are related via their disembodied voices over prolonged shots of the subjects, but also of anonymous condo buildings, shadows dancing on wooden floorboards, a treescape in the winter, and the tide breaking on the rocks. This imagery at times affirms the words being said, and at others acts as an abstract backdrop for Pierre's descriptions of the drudgery of prison, or for the women's accounts of their attempts to restore normalcy to their lives since Pierre's incarceration. The distance created is akin to the Plexiglass barriers in prison visiting rooms, and it heightens the sincere portrayal of difficult emotion. 85 min. Screening as part of Canadian Front 2013 Trailer courtesy of the filmmaker.]]> ]]> html]]>


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ITHACA, N.Y. - The Penn women's soccer team continued its unprecedented run of success in Ivy League play Friday night, defeating Cornell 2-1 at Berman Field.
With the win, the Quakers improved to 5-4-0 on the season, 2-0-0 in Ivy play. Over its last eight Ivy matches, Penn has gone 7-0-1 -- the best eight-game stretch of conference play in program history. In its last 18 Ivy League matches dating back to 2009, Penn is 13-2-3.
Both of Penn's goals came in the first 16 minutes of the second half, after a first half that saw the Quakers nearly get on the board thanks to Erin Mikolai (who rang a shot off the post).
The first goal came off a corner kick from the right side. Kerry Scalora whipped the ball to the far post, where junior Claire Walker was there to head it home for her second goal of the season. With the goal, she became the first Penn player to achieve multiple goals this season - previously, eight different players had scored the Quakers' eight goals.
Scalora notched her second of the season not long after that, just after the match passed the hour mark. Off another corner kick, Megan York toe-poked a ball out to the junior who put the shotinside the right postfrom about 15 yards out.
Cornell (0-10-0, 0-2-0) drew within one with just over 11 minutes left in regulation, as Maneesha Chitanvis took a ball from Morgan Zaidel in the midfield and beat Penn goalkeeper Sarah Banks.
That was all the Big Red could muster, however, as Banks was equal to the only shot on goal in the final minutes. She ended the game with six saves. At the other end, Tori Christ had seven saves for Cornell as Penn outshot the Big Red on the night, 18-16.
Penn is back in action on Sunday, hosting NJIT at Rhodes Field at 1 p.m.
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ByKwanwoo Jun
South Korea's October trade data came in better than expected, with exports crossing $50 billion for the first time. Solid demand from the developed world, rather than emerging markets, drove the improvement. The recovery in Asia's fourth-largest economy is looking more stable, although some caution exists.
Here are five takeaways from Friday's data:
Demand from developed economies: South Korea's exports jumped by 7.3% in October, well above the 4.5% increase forecast by seven economists polled by The Wall Street Journal. "Exports increased thanks to the economic recovery in such developed economies as the United States and the European Union," the trade ministry said in a statement. Previously, China and other emerging markets had absorbed much of South Korea's exports. In a turnaround, shipments to the U.S. and the EU jumped 23% and 16%, respectively, in October, while exports to China rose a mere 5.5%.
Caution: HSBC economist Ronald Man said the stronger-than-expected trade figures showed the country entered the fourth quarter on a positive note. However, with the central bank expected to maintain its low policy rate of 2.5% for the time being, it signals the recovery isn't on a firm footing yet, Mr. Man said. "Korea remains on track for a gradual export-led recovery. But it may take more time for the strong trade figures to filter through to stronger domestic demand," he said.
Record high monthly exports: South Korea's $50.51 billion of exports in October set a new monthly high in value terms, the ministry said, beating its previous record of $48.95 billion in July 2011.
Autos and IT products: Demand was strong for autos and electronics such as mobile phones and semiconductors. The data show exports of mobile phones in October rose 33% from a year earlier as South Korean companies such as Samsung Electronics Co. introduced new handsets. Exports of autos rose 21% as production, which was disrupted by labor disputes in September, returned to normal.
Growth forecast: The country's third-quarter gross domestic product rose a seasonally adjusted 1.1% from the second quarter, maintaining its brisk pace of expansion. The economy had expanded 1.1% in the second quarter from the first–the strongest pace since the first quarter of 2011. The South Korean government maintained its outlook for the economy, expecting growth of 2.7% this year.


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