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(PARIS) Guests entering the Grand Palais Friday morning were accosted by a life-sized replica of the Chanel flagship at 31, rue Cambon. Molding, water stains and all, it set the tone for a collection that courted commerce. Lagerfeld's timeliness is uncanny, and as editors sat on either side of a virtual street while models exited the storefront in his spring confections, all were overwhelmed with the message--shop here, look like this. And who wouldn't desire a style so chic? There were tweedy staples, of course, done up in iridescent rose and plenty of black and white, as well as chiffon evening gowns strewn with chains and pearls. And the bags--again, uncanny--were leather versions of the house's shopping totes, emblazoned with "Chanel" and "31 rue Cambon." Gimmicky? Not chez Karl--this irony will have legs, as the logo caters cheekily to a tough economy. Not everyone will get the joke, and that's just how he likes it. There were also sweet knit dresses, kinky heels and saucy work skirts--in other words, a little something for everyone. When the Kaiser graced the runway, followed by a stampede of models who took one last turn ensemble, it was clear that this man knows his market so well that it will triumph over the market at large. Bravo!


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/etc/net represents a new approach to Linux network configuration tasks. Inspired by the limitations of traditional network configuration subsystems, /etc/net provides built-in support for configuration profiles, interface name management, removable devices, full iproute2 command set, interface dependencies resolution, QoS, and firewall configuration frameworks. /etc/net provides support for the following interface types: ethernet, WiFi (WEP), IPv4/IPv6 tunnels, PSK IPSec tunnels, VLAN, PLIP, ethernet bonding and bridging, traffic equalizer, Pent@NET, Pent@VALUE, SkyStar-2, TUN/TAP, OpenVPN TUN/TAP, usbnet, and PPP. Due to its modular structure, support for new interface types can be added without overall design changes.
360-FAAR (Firewall Analysis Audit and Repair) is an offline, command line, Perl firewall policy manipulation tool to filter, compare to logs, merge, translate, and output firewall commands for new policies, in Checkpoint dbedit, Cisco ASA, or ScreenOS commands. It is all contained in one file. It can read policy and logs for: Checkpoint FW1 (in odumper.csv / logexport format), Netscreen ScreenOS (in get config / syslog format), and Cisco ASA (show run / syslog format). It uses both inclusive and exclusive CIDR and text filters, permitting you to split large policies into smaller ones for virutalization at the same time as removing unused connectivity. It supports policy to log association, object translation, rulebase reordering and simplification, rule moves, and duplicate matching automatically. It allows you to seamlessly move rules to where you need them. 'print' mode creates a spreadsheet for your audit needs with one command.
This is a set of Linux drivers for the ACP modem (Mwave), a WinModem. It is composed of a loadable kernel module and a user level application. Together these components support direct attachment to public switched telephone networks (PSTNs) and support selected world wide countries. This driver provides support for the IBM ThinkPad 600E. The modem also supports the standard communications port interface (ttySx) and is compatible with the Hayes AT Command Set.
The Artificial Knowledge Interface for Reasoning Applications (AKIRA) project aims to create a C++ development framework to build cognitive architectures and complex artificial intelligent agents featuring KQML, fuzzy logic, neural networks, fuzzy cognitive maps, and DIPRA. DIPRA is a distributed version of the BDI (Belief Desire Intention) goal oriented model.
The Advanced Linux Sound Architecture is composed of several parts. The first is a fully modularized sound driver which supports module autoloading, devfs, isapnp autoconfiguration, and gives complete access to analog audio, digital audio, control, mixer, synthesizer, DSP, MIDI, and timer components of audio hardware. It also includes a fully-featured kernel-level sequencer, a full compatibility layer for OSS/Free applications, an object-oriented C library which covers and enhances the ALSA kernel driver functionality for applications (client/server, plugins, PCM sharing/multiplexing, PCM metering, etc.), an interactive configuration program for the driver, and some simple utilities for basic management.
AODV-UU (Ad-hoc On-demand Distance Vector Routing, from Uppsala University) is a routing protocol under investigation by the IETF for use in ad-hoc networks, where both end-users and routers are mobile. This implementation supports IPv6 and multicasting (with the appropriate patch) and is compliant with RFC 3561.
ARPWatch Web-interface and SQL-storage includes an SQL converter and a Web interface for arpwatch. The SQL converter lets you store arpwatch messages in a MySQL database. The Web interface displays mailbox and database reports with selection by period, IP address, and MAC address.

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Berkeley DB (libdb) is a programmatic toolkit that provides embedded database support for both traditional and client/server applications. It includes b+tree, queue, extended linear hashing, fixed, and variable-length record access methods, transactions, locking, logging, shared memory caching, database recovery, and replication for highly available systems. DB supports C, C++, C#, Java, PHP, and Perl APIs. It supports key-value pair (NoSQL), SQL, and Java Object formatted data. It is available for a wide variety of Unix platforms as well as QNX, Android, Mac OS X, and several varieties of Windows.
BRL-CAD is a powerful constructive solid geometry solid modeling system that includes an interactive geometry editor, ray-tracing support for rendering and geometric analysis, path-tracing for realistic image synthesis, network distributed framebuffer support, and image and signal-processing tools.
e4Graph is a C++ library that allows programs to store graph-like data persistently and to access and manipulate that data efficiently. With e4Graph, you can arrange your data in the most natural form that reflects the relationships between its parts, rather than having to force it into a table-like format. The e4Graph library also allows you to concentrate on the relationships you want to represent, and not on how to store them in a database. You can modify data items, and add and remove connections and relationships between pieces of data on the fly. e4Graph allows you to represent an unlimited number of different connections between pieces of data, and your program can selectively manipulate the data according to the relationships it cares about, not having to know about other connections represented in the data set.
f/Calc is a utility to calculate lens formulae for photographers so you can focus on the artistic bits rather than on the mathematics behind it all. f/Calc can do "f" number arithmetic, and can calculate depth of field, hyperfocal distance, the field of view of a lens, the angle of view of a lens, magnification, and how the focal length of the lens on the camera changes the way the spot metering function works. In addition to the Unix/Linux Tcl/Tk version, there are native Windows, Palm OS, and Macintosh versions as well.
Ficl (Forth inspired command language) is an ANS Forth interpreter written in C. Unlike traditional Forths, this interpreter is designed to be embedded into other systems as a command/macro/development prototype language. Ficl provides object extensions that can be used to wrap methods and structures of the host system without altering them.
A collection of automated tools for Linux testing.
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Kevin Fischer is a veteran broadcaster, the recipient of over 150 major journalism awards from the Milwaukee Press Club, the Wisconsin Associated Press, the Northwest Broadcast News Association, the Wisconsin Bar Association, and others. He has been seen and heard on Milwaukee TV and radio stations for over three decades. A longtime aide to state Senate Republicans in the Wisconsin Legislature, Kevin can be seen offering his views on the news on the public affairs program, "InterCHANGE," on Milwaukee Public Television Channel 10, and heard filling in on Newstalk 1130 WISN. He lives with his wife, Jennifer, and their lovely young daughter, Kyla Audrey, in Franklin.
A look back at the people and events that made news the past week. Week-ends is a regular weekly feature of This Just In...
Charlie Sykes and his entire family for what they've had to endure this week.
The jurors who came back with a verdict in just 22 minutes in this case.
Also, George.
Michael McGee Sr.
McGee has no regrets. Click the play button on the video to see the Channel 6 report.
Here's the Channel 12 video.
You can hear the complete audio of McGee's vile comments, courtesy of our colleague Patrick at BadgerBlogger.com.
"I'm the reliable conservative. I vetoed 1,900 things. I reduced taxes by $16.5 billion. I'm from Wisconsin, a blue state, and I won four consecutive times. I still have a very high popularity appeal. And I'm the one that started welfare reform, reduced the welfare caseload in the United States and the state of Wisconsin by 93 percent. And I believe that kind of a record will attract Democrats and independents, if you stand up and start talking on principles and ideas."
Tommy Thompson at a debate Thursday night featuring Republican Presidential candidates.
"He is going to pay, and he will die."
Mitt Romney on Osama bin Laden at the Republican Presidential candidate debate.
"I'll follow him to the gates of hell."
John McCain on bin Laden, at the same debate.
" Governor Thompson, If a private employer finds homosexuality immoral, should he be allowed to fire a gay worker?"
GOP debate moderator Chris Matthews, posing a question to Tommy Thompson.
"I think that is left up to the individual business. I really sincerely believe that that is an issue that business people have got to make their own determination as to whether or not they should be."
Tommy Thompson's response to Matthews' question.
"I made a mistake. I misinterpreted the question. I didn't hear the question properly and I apologize. It's not my position. There should be no discrimination in the workplace."
Tommy Thompson explaining that he misspoke when he answered Chris Matthews' question. Thompson lost most of his hearing in one ear several years ago.
"As governor, he signed into law more anti-discrimination provisions that protected the rights of gays and lesbians than any governor in Wisconsin history. He never to my knowledge stood in the way of a major piece of legislation."
Former state Representative David Clarenbach, a Democrat, on Tommy Thompson. Clarenbach spent 18 years in the Legislature and wrote Wisconsin's 1982 Fair Employment Law. It was the first state law in the nation banning employment discrimination based on sexual orientation. Clarenbach says Thompson made sure the bill got through the Legislature.
"This makes no sense to me whatsoever. Deadbeat parents will be laughing all the way to the grocery store on this one."
State Representative Scott Suder (R-Abbotsford), during Joint Finance Committee debate over Governor Doyle's budget provision to repeal current law and allow parents who fail to pay child support to receive food stamps. The Committee vote was 8-8, so the provision stays in the budget for now.
"After hearing what Senate Democrats believe should be the legislative agenda for this session, I've had a change of heart on the value of a 'Do-Nothing' Senate. In fact, doing nothing in the Senate may be the best thing for the taxpayers of Wisconsin!"
State Senator Neal Kedzie (R-Elkhorn).
"If (a sex offender) has paid back his debt to society, is gainfully employed and has the support of family and friends, it's the best way to prevent a recurrence."
Allouez Trustee Bill Sweasy, asking the Allouez Village Board to take an official stance opposing Assembly Bill 260, which allows employers to fire or refuse to hire people convicted of violent or sex crimes. The move to oppose the Assembly bill failed on a 3-3 vote.
Michael McGee Sr.'s despicable comments about Charlie Sykes and his mother who died in a fire.
MPS School Board member Jennifer Morales' flip-flop on her vote on the handcuff policy at MPS. First she voted for it, then was threatened with a recall, and when the School Board took up the issue a second time, she voted against it.
Usually when an elected official flip-flops, it's big news, the official comes under heavy scrutiny and has a lot of explaining to do. Just ask George Petak.
Not so in the case of Jennifer "flip-flop" Morales.
Brittany Spears apparently is having a comeback……
From the Janesville Gazette:
By Shelly Birkelo
Gazette staff
A Janesville real estate agent can't believe she didn't realize that a form on the bed at a house she showed Monday night was a woman who apparently had been dead for two weeks.
"I've smelled death. I know what death smells like," she said. "I can't believe my sinuses were that bad."
Linda Chabucos-Galow, a realtor with Shorewest, was showing the east side house at 1160 N. Claremont Drive to Justin and Colleen McKeen.
Chabucos-Galow stood in the dining room while the couple walked through the house. She heard Colleen scream as the couple stood at the doorway of the front bedroom.
"I thought, 'What's wrong?' Maybe it was a dead mouse or something," Chabucos-Galow said.
But when Chabucos-Galow peered into the bedroom, she saw what looked like a dummy on the bed.
"It looked like a Halloween prop,'' Chabucos-Galow said.
It wasn't.
It was the body of Linda L. O'Leary, 55, the owner of the home.
The small, uncovered body was wearing dark shorts. Chabucos-Galow said the legs were wrapped in material that appeared similar to cheesecloth or support hose.
"If we spent five minutes in there, I'd be stretching it. 'We need to leave. This is not right. We need to get out of here,'" Chabucos-Galow said she told the couple.
She thought it was a hoax, she said.
Rock County Coroner Jenifer Keach this morning confirmed that she pronounced O'Leary dead at 11 p.m. Monday.
The police department's overnight log lists the incident as a sudden death, which Capt. Dan Davis said indicates to him that there was no foul play.
Keach would not comment on whether the death was suspicious or if foul play was involved, but she did say an autopsy had "not been scheduled yet."
A patrol supervisor at the police department said this morning that the coroner called to the scene estimated the homeowner had been dead for two weeks.
Gale Kent, the Coldwell Banker First United Realty agent who listed the house, said the property has been for sale "for awhile," but she declined to say how many times the home had been shown in recent weeks.
"I don't want to say anything because I haven't talked to the police yet," Kent said.
Chabucos-Galow set up the Monday evening showing without knowing the homeowner's identity. After entering the house, she noticed a faint odor but thought it was from the mess in the house or the countertop full of dishes. She saw unopened mail.
"It was just very untidy. I thought that was odd,'' Chabucos-Galow said.
Justin McKeen encouraged Chabucos-Galow to call someone. She called Kent.
McKeen notified police later Monday night.
Responding officers found the body, a police sergeant said.
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Milwaukee County Assistant District Attorney Bruce Landgraf who is asking some very serious questions about the actions of Franklin school officials during the recent failed school referenda.
The Franklin students who volunteered to help create taped books for special education students, and the Franklin teachers who came up with the program.
The legendary Les Paul.
Derek Fisher of the Utah Jazz.
Jeff Ruby
The punks who called in 10 bomb threats to Sheboygan schools since April 20.
"Why do we need to have free samples at grocery stores? You've got families going shopping, little kids. To me, it's sending a bad message to kids. And will there be licensed bartenders there to distribute the samples and check IDs?"
Green Bay Alderman and fussbudget Steven Deneys, complaining about the new state law that allows retailers statewide to offer two free three-ounce samples of beer to legal adults between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
"It certainly takes away any parental discretion. I think the parents are probably the best one to judge whether they should have a life preserver on."
Bob Hume, who lives on Lake Altoona, about a bill approved by the state Senate requiring that children 12 and under must wear life preservers whenever a boat is in motion.
"I mean, he admitted that he used steroids. I mean, there's no gray area. He admitted to cheating on his wife, cheating on his taxes and cheating on the game, so I think the reaction around the league, the game, being what it is, in the case of what people think. Hank Aaron not being there. The commissioner trying to figure out where to be. It's sad. And I don't care that he's black, or green, or purple, or yellow, or whatever. It's unfortunate … there's good people and bad people. It's unfortunate that it's happening the way it's happening."
Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling, ripping San Francisco Giant slugger Barry Bonds. Schilling would apologize later for his comments, though I thought an apology was unnecessary.
We Energies seeks whopping rate increase.
The campaign of Mark Green, the Republican candidate for governor in 2006, did not violate federal law when it transferred $1.2 million from his congressional account to his state fund.
Jim Doyle and the Democrats who screamed bloody murder during the entire gubernatorial campaign: DEAD WRONG
Mark Green: EXONERATED.
Remember, it was Doyle who had his henchmen on the State Elections Board rule against the transfer of funds so Green would have far less money to get his message out.
This was a campaign issue for months. Now that Green was ruled right and his detractors, including the Governor, wrong, there was barely a peep about it.
The Journal/Sentinel dedicated all of 4 short paragraphs to the story.
Oh no!!!! Paris Hilton might have to go to jail!!!!
Our wonderful state government orders a gas station to increase its prices. Here's the story.
A few days later, a state official denied the report, claiming the state only informed the station owner to follow state law.
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Fallen Kenosha County Sheriff's Deputy Frank Fabiano.
Ivory Spann.
Becky Cooke.
Franklin High School student John Roark.
Whoever shot and killed 4-year old Jasmine Owens.
Ezequiel Lopez (or whatever his name is)
Father of the Year in Greenfield.
"A 4-year-old girl died last night. A 4-year-old girl was shot and killed last night in our city. ... Some gutless thug decided he would solve his problem by shooting a 4-year-old girl. What a tough guy. He can brag about that to all of his buddies, that he took out a 4-year-old girl."
Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett
"If We Energies doesn't slow down — and there's no indication it would — quick math says state residents' electric bills could double in a 16-year period. That would mean the average household, which uses about 750-kilowatt-hours per month and would be paying $94 a month in 2009, would be paying close to $140 every bill in 2017. Anyone think the average state income will keep up with that? Interest rates? Inflation?"
The Appleton Post-Crescent, editorializing on We Energies' request of the state Public Service Commission to allow it to raise its rates 15.6 percent over the next two years.
"I am not predicting it's going to pass. I'm kind of fooling around with holy water here."
State Representative and ultra-liberal Terese Berceau (D-Madison), about her proposal to boost the $2 tax on beer to $10 a barrel to fight drunken driving and treat alcohol addiction and mental illness.
" The best thing we could do would be to ignore the governor's budget and work from the current budget, limiting our spending to our natural revenue growth. Just like any family must do, Wisconsin government must learn to live within its means. We shouldn't spend any more than we're taking in under our current tax system."
State Senator Mike Ellis (R-Neenah).
"They're going to be stuck. The city is really sprawled out -- people need a car to get to work. They need to be able to drive to get groceries."
Ben Winter of the East Isthmus Neighborhoods Planning Council, based in Madison. Winter is also an immigration law para-legal. Winter commented on Wisconsin's new law requiring that applicants for driver's licenses show proof that they're legal citizens in the United States.
"We should not be in the business of making it easier for illegals to be here."
State Senator Alan Lasee, (R-De Pere) a sponsor of the new law requiring proof of legal status to obtain a driver's license. Lasee said that if the law makes life difficult for undocumented immigrants, that's too bad.
"I hope we don't take a thousand page bill written in secret and try to ram it through the Senate in a few days. This is a very important issue for America and we need time to debate it.
But the little we do know about the bill is troubling. According to reports, the bill contains a new 'Z Visa' that allows those who entered our country illegally to stay here permanently without ever returning home. This rewards people who broke the law with permanent legal status, and puts them ahead of millions of law-abiding immigrants waiting to come to America.
I don't care how you try to spin it, this is amnesty."
Senator Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) on the immigration compromise struck by Congressional leaders.
"Some members of Congress argue that no one who came to this country illegally should be allowed to continue living and working in our country, and that any plan to allow them to stay equals amnesty, no matter how many conditions we impose. Listen, I appreciate the members that are acting on deeply felt principles. I understand that. Yet I also believe that the approach they suggest is wrong and unrealistic."
President Bush responding to those in the Republican Party who advocate a get-tough only approach on immigration reform.
"We should all bike to work? It is supposed to be 87 degrees today.
This just in. If you bike more than a mile to work, I have news for you. You STINK. As in you smell. Real bad. Your sweat-soaked clothes reek like a high school locker room. Your slicked back hair isn't fooling anyone. We know it's not gel keeping your locks swept back, it's just sweat.
Oh, and you stink. Most of you who bike to work are damn menaces on busy city streets, too. You demand rights and access to the roadways, but you zigzag through traffic and ignore signs, signals and the basic rules of the road.
Senator Sullivan, just how much work are you going to get done once you reach Madison after an 80 mile voyage? Perhaps you'll hold a press conference? But will you do anything constructive today, like try to stop your party from raising taxes on my house, my car, my hunting licenses, the fuel for my car? My Ipod?
You should have driven to work instead, and used that extra time to thwart your party's attempts to make this tax hell even hotter."
WauwatosaNOW.com blogger Brian Fraley, ripping state Senator Jim Sullivan of Wauwatosa who biked 80 miles from Tosa to the state Capitol this past Monday as part of National Bike to Work Week. I must admit I liked the way Brian used the title of my blog in his piece.
Regarding a father who left his two-month old baby in the back seat of his car in the hot sun while he and his 9-year old son went shopping in Greenfield for a Mother's Day gift: "You have to give him the benefit of the doubt. We all do it, we misplace our car keys or our wallets. The father deserves our empathy."
A caller to my program on WISN this week, defending the father.
The senseless killing of 4-year old Jasmine Owens.
There has been a great deal of reporting on Governor Doyle's bloated state budget that contains a preposterous increase in taxes and fees totaling $1.75-billion.
That budget is unacceptable and there's been a tremendous outpouring of vocal opposition.
Here's what hasn't been reported.
The Legislature's Joint Finance Committee has been going over the Governor's budget, line by line. The committee has about two weeks left in its process.
As bad as Doyle's budget is, and it's horrendous, the Joint Finance Committee as of today has increased spending by about $17.4 million over the levels proposed by Governor Doyle. The committee is split with 8 Democrats and 8 Republicans.
The news media, in the interest of taxpayers and in their appropriate role of watchdog, should be doing a frequent, if not daily scorecard of what the tab is for the people who pay the bills.
Meanwhile, the Joint Finance Committee's response should be to reduce the massive tax and fee increases Doyle proposed. The committee, instead, has taken the opposite and highly irresponsible approach.
Brett Favre is mad.
Favre wants to be traded.
Favre doesn't want to be traded.
Favre won't come to mini-camp.
Favre is coming to mini-camp.
Favre won't practice at mini-camp.
Favre might practice, a little.
Favre might shave today.
Favre might not shave after all.
It seemed as though Brett Favre made BREAKING NEWS every ten minutes this week. But this is one of those "over-hyped" stories I believe was warranted. Because of the religious fervor people have about the Packers, they, of course, want to know and hear about everything they can about beloved #4.
Favre agreed to return to the Packers this year with expectations the team would surround him with high-caliber players. The Packers' inept management, especially clueless General Manager Ted Thompson responded by drafting players on DEFENSE, and refusing to make deals to get Favre somebody to hand the ball off and throw to.
I don't blame Favre for being angry. He owes the Packers nothing. They owe him more.
The Cedarburg Strawberry Festival it ain't.
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All of our veterans.
This is a weekend we remember and say "thank you" to the men and women who fought for our country. No one says thank you quite like Bert Brady.
ABC News reports that just about every morning for over a year, Brady has been getting up, having a cup of coffee and heading over to the Dallas Fort Worth Airport. But this ritual has nothing to do with travel. He's at the terminal to welcome home American troops as they return from Iraq and Afghanistan. I blogged about Brady in April, but this weekend, his story is worth another look.
These people.
Just fill up your tanks, be quiet, and don't take it out on the gas station employees.
Freshmen Democratic Senators John Lehman (Racine), Pat Kreitlow (Chippewa Falls), Jim Sullivan (Wauwatosa) and Kathleen Vinehout (Alma).
They announced this week that they are introducing legislation to eliminate legislators' ability to accumulate unused sick leave balances.
Say what???
Senate Democrats had a golden opportunity back in April to kill sick leave, but refused.
Senate Democrats on several occasions have rejected bringing a bill to kill sick leave to the Senate floor for debate and a vote. Now four of their members are posing for holy pictures, hoping to grab headlines and votes?
State Representative Jeff Wood (R-Chippewa Falls) said he was surprised at the Democrats' proposal considering all four Democratic senators voted against suspending the rules May 9 to withdraw a similar proposal from committee and take it up for a vote.
"This hypocrisy is why people hate legislators," said Wood, who supported the previous proposal approved by the Assembly, which would have barred legislators, Supreme Court justices, court of appeals or circuit court judges and other state elected officials from receiving sick leave while in office.
State Senator Alberta Darling (R-River Hills) also was correct in calling out the Democrats. Darling wrote in a press release:
"After months of stonewalling, dodging debate and specifically voting against ending their sick leave perks, Senate Democrats made a transparent attempt to save face today. Four months ago, Republicans introduced Assembly Bill 31, which eliminates the accumulated sick leave credit program for state elected officials.
Senate Democrats announced today they plan to introduce a watered-down sick leave bill of their own soon. After Democrats ran away from debating the sick leave issue on the Senate floor twice before, they officially voted against eliminating their sick leave perks on May 9. Apparently embarrassed that they publicly chose their perks over the best interest of taxpayers, Senate Democrats are trying to convince middle-class Wisconsinites that eliminating their sick leave benefits is actually a priority for them."
Not only are the 4 freshmen Democrats who are now saying they'll kill sick leave an embarrassment, the entire Senate Democrat caucus deserves criticism for their unanimous effort to prevent earlier votes on this issue.
And finally, Kimberly Prude
"It's been said that the only people that won't like my budget are oil executives who smoke three packs a day."
Governor Doyle at an appearance in Manitowoc.
"I think consumers will pay it."
Jeff Schoepke, director of tax and corporate policy for Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce about Governor Doyle's proposed new tax on oil companies that would amount to a 7-cent increase in the gas tax. The conventional wisdom is that the tax would be passed on to consumers.
"The way I see it is, I'm doing all the work of providing the labor, the wages, the electricity, the lighting, the maintenance of the pumps, the repairs and the insurance, which is quite substantial. I'm doing all the work, and somebody else is getting fat on me."
Jeff Curro, who stopped selling gas this week at his station at 124th and Burleigh.
"I finally had to just pull the plug on it and say, 'I can't afford to do it anymore.' Then you listen to the public, and they say we're gouging them. Who needs to listen to that? I'd need to have my head examined."
Casey O'Gorman, who no longer sells gas at his station at 84th and Greenfield.
"What did McBride do that was so awful? She pretended to interview liberal Journal Sentinel columnist Eugene Kane by asking him a number of questions he'd have trouble answering. She played the sound of a chicken clucking when it came time for the absent Kane to speak. One of the "questions" dealt with the murder of a little girl in a drive-by shooting. The playing of the "clucking" sound was the horrid "offense" that got McBride sacked. Give me a break. The bit wasn't very funny but it's hardly offensive. McBride was making fun of the refusal of urban liberals to acknowledge the severity of the crime problem. She wasn't mocking the little girl. WTMJ knows that."
WISN's Mark Belling, on WTMJ's firing of Jessica McBride.
You think I'm going to mention gas prices, don't you? I might have because motorists are so angry. But apparently they're not that upset.
So I offer another driving-related story that raised the temperature this week.
As you read this story, think about what the media coverage would be if the story involved the chairman of the REPUBLICAN party……think there wouldn't be negative coverage each and every day?
Yes, gas prices are bad. I don't need a TV camera in the face of someone every night telling me they're bad.
And American Idol is done for the season. Ladies and gentlemen, this is not a national crisis.
Apparently crime has been wiped out in Port Washington because the Port Washington cops have nothing better to do.
Also….it seems the Click it or Ticket press release never got to the White House.
You've got to hand it to the President. He can "handle" just about anything that's "dumped" on him.
And finally this week…………He's 60, she's 29. Democrat Dennis Kucinich's British bride is quite…..AHEM…….interesting. She says this about her President wannabe husband:
"Can you imagine what it would be like to have real love in the White House and a true union between the masculine and the feminine?"
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There may be one or two of you who are pondering the thought of purchasing one of my apron patterns…maybe you are hesitant for any number of reasons. OR you wish you could do a trial run before purchasing. OR you just want a cute new apron. Well, worry no more, I'm setting you up with this traditional Clothespin Apron Tutorial.
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STEP 1: Go to this Media Fire link: Right click on each pattern piece, select download. Print out the 8 pages of pattern tiles. Match up the 'A's, 'B's, etc. until you have something that looks like this.
STEP 2: Trim the pattern pieces and layout the Skirt and Pocket on fold of fabric.
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2 strips of fabric 4″ x 30″ for the Waist Ties.
STEP 4: Cut two 13″ strips of the Wrights 1/2″ bias tape. Open one of the folded edges and press flat. Leave the other edge folded.
STEP 5: Pin the right side of the bias tape to the wrong sideof Pocket edge. Stitch on the fold line.
STEP 6: Press the right side of the bias tape over the seam. Make sure the folded edge stays folded under. Wrap the bias tape over the seam, pin in place, and stitch down on the right side.
STEP 7: Attach Pocket to Skirt by placing the wrong side of the Pocket on top of the right side of Skirt. Pin in place and stitch together raw edges where Skirt and Pocket meet using a scant 1/4″ seam.
STEP 8: Cut 1.5 yards of bias tape. Using the same methods in Steps 4-6, attach the bias tape to the outside edges of the apron. Leave the top open.
STEP 9: Prepare the Waist Ties. Along one long edge, fold under twice 3/8" to create a double hem. Press and stitch.
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Fold Waistband down over the Waist Tie keeping Waistband halves right sides together. You should now have a sandwich with the Waist Tie in the middle. Pin in place.
Using a 1/2" seam allowance, stitch raw edges of Waistband even with finished end of Skirt. Trim excess to 1/4", turn inside out and press. Repeat Step 11 on opposite side.
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Dwight was president of the Alumni Association in 1946. He won both the Alumni Service Award and the Distinguished Citizen Award. He was responsible for bringing major league baseball to the state and was chosen to toss out the first ball at BOB to initiate big league baseball in Arizona when the Diamondbacks played their very first game. He was also called "Mr. Mesa," because he was the driving force for Mesa clean government. He was a landowner and financial investor. He was a giant in education, serving on the Board of Regents, State Board of Public Instruction and Community College Board. Dwight was also a great football player for NAU, inducted into the NAU Athletics Hall of Fame in 1987. He died in 1999.
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Some autistic people are locked into strict routines. There could be different reasons for this, from always knowing what comes next and therefore being prepared for it, to needing that locked order to get through the day, to a simple preference of having things nailed down and not loose to minimize any surprises which would be tough. Going away from those routines can cause anything from slight discomfort to meltdowns.
We're lucky that Xan can handle changes and differences. Things do tend to go wrong, accidents happen, and I can't tell you how many times even vague plans of ours (wanna try to grab a bite to eat one day this week, say) have run aground on the rocky shoals of life getting its own way. I suppose we COULD get into a minute-by-minute plan if we really had to, but I bet something would crop up to destroy it quickly.
In terms of scheduling, we are free from routines. But we are not free from routine things.
Like Xan fighting sleep. We put him to bed early most nights, reasoning if it takes him four hours to go to sleep. starting at seven equals an eleven o'clock bedtime - getting him up around six means seven hours sleep. Not too bad. But if we put him to bed at eleven and he finally wears down at three and then we get him up at six, that's not too good. At the least he will be cranky as heck and not wanting to do things for himself which will make him mad when we won't help, and he may fall asleep during the day. Like many kids, one hour of a nap in the afternoon seems to recharge him for the day, which means another late night.
And there's being around to help Xander do things. Here we have to be very careful we don't get into habit of doing things for him but make him do as much as the task as he an himself. But we're usually around to help him if he really needs. The flip side of this routine is we don't get much time to ourselves, always keeping an eye and ear out to see if he needs help.
Of course, there's the usual guessing game of what he says. A lot of times when he IS asking for something using his words, he talks so fast we can only pick out a few words. And he still has trouble with similar sounds - b,d,p, etc. 'Cheese Toast' in his regular voice and speed sounds a lot like 'Cheetos'. Did he say 'Party Time' or 'potty time'? One's a DVD he likes, one is a sign that he's got some problems going on. So that's pretty regular for us.
One thing is sure, though - all of his routines make him special. And some routine things for others are more than special for us.
We don't take anything for granted, and little steps he makes as he grows take on magical and fantastic colors to us. He's started being very choosy about what he wears. I lay out some clothes for him to change into after school, and about twice per week he puts back what I choose and grabs something else. That's probably pretty common for kids, but for us it was huge. Independent thought and choice, getting things himself instead of making us do it, picking his particular wants himself...all a special move.
He's very vocal about what music he wants to listen to.
Lucero's "I Can't Stand To Leave You
" is a huge favorite of his, as is
Avenged Sevenfold's "Bat Country"
- and those are kinda different songs. It's so great to see him make choices, ask for those choices, and rock back and forth in the car as his music plays. Every parent has seen this routine...but for us it's never routine.
Him being able to handle what the world throws at him, for the most part, is also fantastical to us. There are days when we're happy and proud of him for not doing anything that caused troubles, like when we put Casper to sleep, when the pipe broke, when I had my knee surgery, all of them unscheduled and stressful. But he handled them all mostly well, which was a huge help for us. Others may expect that from their kids as a matter of course.
And so many more things that others may take for granted.
Our routine is anything but, and some routine acts of his are miraculous.
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Happy Mother's Day.
Xan is very lucky to have Tracy as a mom. Even in his most challenging times, by issues or attitude, she loves him unreservedly and completely. While understanding his problems and struggles, she never lets him settle for less than his best - much as he tries to convince her too. When exhausted after a long day at work, she always puts him to bed so they can have some time to themselves. Even when sick - which she is today, continuing our trend of special days equaling problems - she takes care of Xan. She always sets a great example of parenthood, giving Xan a support system unrivaled and a hard to reach example for me to follow.
Even with all the extra struggles of Xan's autism and nonverbalness, she manages to be caring and patient. It's hard to know what he thinks at times, but it's obvious he loves mommy and I think he knows he's lucky to have her.
If for no other reason than to give him a break from me.
Happy Mother's Day, Tracy. You are an inspiration. Even though Xan doesn't say it, he knows it.
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May 07, 2012
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We had to put one of our cats to sleep Sunday. He was seventeen years old - been with us for almost all of our married life. It hurt. We treat our cats like family, and to lose one is painful.
Xan was with us at the vet's when it happened, in the room with us. Babysitting isn't really an option, and I think he wanted to be there to say his goodbyes in his own way. He gave Casper a little pet, and showing some empathy unusual in autistics, kissed mommy when she cried. He did the same thing when our first cat died too - he understood she was hurting and wanted to help her.
Don't think I wasn't crying, either, but as we all know, he prefers mommy and wants to make her happy.
It's hard to know how autistic people understood death. They see someone isn't there anymore, but do understand the sadness and the loss?
If you're more than casually interested in autism, you've probably heard the name Carly Fleischmann. If not, she's an autistic girl (teenager, I think) who was uncommunicative, but then started to type out thoughts and feelings in a deep and meaningful way. In addition to the inspiration of her even being able to communicate, her writing is light-years above many adults making a living doing the same. She is also able to relate how she feels and reacts to things that help other autistics and parents of autistics to perhaps get an idea of what they go through.
(Perhaps - the saying is, if you've met one autistic person - you've met one autistic person)
By a sad coincidence, she recently did a post on Facebook detailing how she's dealing with the death of a friend, and she said what we all feel when a loved one dies - she's sad, and it's not fair when some die. A universal constant. I've posted before of how Xan reacted at my mom's funeral, where he definitely showed his anguish.
Loss is change. It goes from having someone around to them being gone. But loss is also part of love - you have to care about someone to hurt when they hurt, or when you have to say goodbye. And another part of love is strength to lose someone.
We had to decide that Casper was suffering, and be strong enough to let him go instead of keeping him here so we didn't have to say goodbye. It isn't fair, but it is.
But loss doesn't have to be that drastic. Xander is, little by little, getting more independent. We still don't know if he could handle being by himself, but he is able to be more trusted to do some things now. It isn't always easy but we try to make him do more - which always means we're losing him, little by little, with its benefits and sadness.
It would be easier, sometimes, to just go along. Do it for him, take the responsibility out of his hands. Sometimes we do. But more often than not, we have the strength to make him do something, to make him lose that dependency and get him stronger and pay for that change in yells, fits. arguments, complaints, stress and troubles.
Parents are used to this, making their child their own person and able to handle themselves so they can go out in the world and make their own way. They suffer and have to be strong, all for the ultimate goal of losing their children from their home. We're no different in that goal, but our particular trials and methods are much different.
Saying goodbye, in all its forms, takes strength. It hurts, and a lot of times all you can say, like Ms Carly did, is it isn't fair to have to suffer that way, either from being the target of anger for making someone do something on his own to letting a beloved cat going to its final sleep rest its head on your hand as he slips away.
Loss is part of love, and the final payment for all those smiles and laughs you get from time spent with a loved one.
RIP Casper.
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The Oxford walk is over. It was a bit more hectic than last year, and a couple of things went wrong, but the turnout was good and people seemed to have a good time. Thanks to everyone who walked, special thanks to everyone who helped, and praise beyond words to my wife for setting this whole thing up and dedicating much of her time and efforts to it. Now, life can get back to 'normal'.
Along with the walk, Autism Awareness month is almost done. Last day is today. For many of you, this means one more charitable memory jogger is in the past and another to come. Your life can get back to normal, if indeed it was even affected.
Our comparative definitions of normal would be radically different.
Xan woke up laughing like a loon at 4:15 this morning. I have no idea why. I've blogged many times of the mystery and frustration of his lack of communication - this is our normal. But another part of that is his spontaneous joy over something I don't recognize. There are certain catchphrases that will send him howling in glee - not all of them from kid's stuff. Mystery Science Theater 3000 (one of our faves) gives him a lot of things to laugh about, things I wouldn't have guessed he would find funny or, really, understand. (I mean, what ten year old really gets the humor of one character saying "We're all doomed!" and a puppet firing back "Oh, he's a Calvinist!") Which could just be that what I find funny in something is not what he finds funny - something beyond what I get.
I don't think in these cases it's something sensory - like, on the flip side, the way echoes will bother him and make him cover his ears. (I once read that autistic people get signals from their different sides of the brain at different speeds - think about that and then add an echo in there) I believe in some cases the humor is the same for both of us. Other times, maybe it's a particular sound or inflection in the line, or maybe something in the background I don't notice but what makes all the difference to him that comes back to him when he hears the words again. Or, perhaps one of the words reminds him of something else that made him laugh - the code words I've referred to in other posts. Kinda like how one story, not that funny, can remind you of something else and make you laugh anyway.
Xan may have woken up and seen the shadows dancing on the wall, which reminded him of, maybe, Shadow from Bear in the Big Blue House. Or it could have made him think of chasing daddy's shadow when he was younger. The way they moved may have triggered happiness for some odd reason - the merging and coming apart, the odd and free formed shapes, the way they would blend into the dark around them and come back again, like water splashing in a constantly rotating waterfall.
Sometimes it's very, VERY hard to see beyond the things that cause him troubles. Since we want to fix what hurts him or makes him upset, those things are naturally what takes precedence and moves to the front of the line. And, since a meltdown commands a lot more attention than laughing, they also stick in the memory longer, sometimes along with bruises.
That is part of our normal now.
What is also part of our normal is being amazed at how normal things to Xander can be wondrous, extraordinary, amazing, hilarious, hypnotizing, engrossing and full of more than what I can see or imagine. His different normality.
Our normal can be tough, but his normal can be fantastic.
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Saturday, we have the walk! Oxford Stadium, 8 AM to noon. Come out and see us and support the Autism Society of Alabama.
It's a 3K walk...even >I< can handle that. (I think) You can still
sign up at this site
, or when you come to the stadium.
We're going to have soft drinks and pizza for lunch, a bounce house for the kids, and other stuff too. And once this gets done I may have some more time to get back on blogging.
Hope to see you there.
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