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7036 Grand Geneva Way
Lake Geneva, WI 53147
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Ristoranté Brissago Details
Dining Style:
Fine Dining
(262) 249-4788
Hours of Operation:
Sunday November 18th 5:30pm-10:00pm
Dinner: Tuesday-Saturday: 5:30pm-10:00pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Carte Blanche, Diners Club, Discover, JCB, MasterCard, Visa
Executive Chef:
Michael Sawin
Dress Code:
Business Casual
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Banquet/Private Rooms, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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Night on the Vine
The time is right for a fireside glass of wine on a relaxing night at Embers Terrace. Join us for Night on the Vine, an exclusive tasting event featuring 12 wines from four different regions around the world. All guests who attend will receive 20% off dinner at Ristorante Brissago or Geneva ChopHouse. Guests will receive a wristband, wine tasting sheet and 20% off voucher at check-in.
May 22, 2014
$40 per person
Embers Terrace
Call (262) 249-4788 to reserve your spot
Getting there
Cross Street:
Hwy 50 East & Hwy 12
Parking Details:
Self-parking is available, as well as complimentary valet parking.
A word from Ristoranté Brissago
Warm and inviting with an air of subtle sophistication, Ristoranté Brissago takes the dining experience to a new level with fresh ingredients flown in weekly from Italy. Enjoy regionally made pastas, cheeses, olive oils and desserts, as well as a wonderful selection of Italian wines. Authenticity
is apparent in every aspect, our name, Ristoranté Brissago, is taken from a small town in northern Italy on Lake Maggiori. Truly authentic Italian cuisine served in a romantic setting, amid spectacular views of the Wisconsin countryside. It's the culmination of 10 years of planning, says Executive Chef Michael Sawin . Our Bufala Mozzarella contains 100-percent Buffalo milk and arrives weekly from Campania, where they've been making the cheese for centuries. The menu invites you to sample, share and delight in something from every course. The choices - incredible. The experience - simply amazing...
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We celebrated our engagement here
and it was super romantic! We were seated by the window with a lake view and they placed rose pedals on our table. The dishes were so tasty and the wine selection is great! My fiance really enjoyed the Old Fashion whiskey drink make with cherries from Italy! Great service and just a perfect spot to celebrate a special occasion!"
Dined on 3/22/2014
We were here for my fiances
birthday, and while our waitress was fine, the girl who was bussing our table was beyond rude. First, she took our appetizer away when there was still half remaining and we were clearly eating it. She never asked, just picked it up and started walking away, until we stopped her and asked if we could please finish it. Near the end of the meal, she took my wine glass away, again without asking and had walked away before I could say anything about how there was still wine in the glass that I would have liked to finish. Food was good, wine was good, but overall we walked away with a feeling of being seriously rushed and not able to enjoy our food."
Dined on 3/21/2014
This was our second visit and
again, outstanding service, food, and ambiance. We had the sea bass and tenderloin. Both were cooked as requested and had exceptional flavor. We requested substitues for the breads/potatoes and had some excellent options which were offered without hesitation. A 5 star place."
Dined on 3/21/2014
We have visited this restaurant
three times in the past two years. The first as a reconnaissance visit for a future small group get together. We enjoyed the experience, as did the group a month later. This visit was for a birthday celebration. From splitting a pasta entrée' as an appetizer, an excellent idea by the way, heirloom tomato salad to the Chilean Sea Bass simply put, it was wonderful. Our skilled server, Samantha, provided service equal to the meal. We consider this restaurant a special place for any occasion including a week day meal."
Dined on 3/15/2014
What a lovely evening! My family
was celebrating my birthday and the table looked beautiful with the rose petals. What a thoughtful touch. Even better were the two roses that I received at the end of the evening. If that wasn't enough, the food and service were impeccable. Thank you for a great celebration."
Dined on 3/7/2014
Our original group of 4 mushroomed
and the hostess was excellent. She relocated us to a larger table in a room within the dining room that was perfect for a group and where we would not disturb others enjoying their meals. Service was great. Food terrific. Some ordered fish, some Italian entre's and all came out at the same time with perfect presentation. When we asked for more bread (which was brochette), we were promptly provided two more plates. Wine list is wonderful."
Dined on 3/3/2014
My waiter was excellent and very
friendly. My meal was just right, tasted great, great wine, and friendly service. Thank you!"
Dined on 2/28/2014
One of the nicest restaurants we
have ever visited. We would highly recommend this restaurant as a very special place in which to have dinner. This is our fourth occasion and we have never been disappointed."
Dined on 3/1/2014
We were a large group of 10 adults
and 7 children so we're given a lovely side room. The waitress was amazing with her knowledge of an extensive menu! Our only complaint was the long wait for the food. With a lot of very small children who had a big day at the water park at the resort, they were tired and hungry. We ended up rushing through our lovely meal after going through a lot of wine during the wait. $800+ later .....we do realize it is a lit of fiid to get out at one time. It was delicious!"
Dined on 2/16/2014
I thought the food was fair for
the cost of an entrée. When you pay $37 for a pasta entrée it should be memorable. Nothing memorable for my first experience at Brissago. The service was very good."
Dined on 2/15/2014
Over all a very good experience.
Food was very flavorful, drinks well mixed and tasty. There was a little glitch in the service, but the staff more than made up for it. Would go back and will recommend to friends."
Dined on 2/8/2014
Food was great, good ambience. The
only issue the service was good but not great. Not sure if it was busy or understaffed but didn't see our server enough. I would for sure come back."
Dined on 2/14/2014
And i think it will be our last
visit. Edwardo is no longer there...who made your restaurant so enjoyable. The new server was completely uneducated. My Old Fashion was NOT the Old Fashion I used to get. and to top off the evening...You served COLD RED WINE! I dont ever complain...I own a restaurant...but if you dont get your key people back or train your new ones...i fear you too will be gone!"
Dined on 2/12/2014
We went skiing and then stayed at
the Grand Geneva on a cold, but beautiful Wisconsin evening. We really enjoyed the comfortable atmosphere in the o Brissago dining room. We sat near the middle of the room near the antii-pasta "display", which of course prompted my 5th grade daughter to want to try it. We loved it! My daughter had the 3 course "children's" menu (minestrone soup, pizza and dessert), she really enjoyed it. I had the Caesar Salad (made table side), very good, fun and shared with my wife and daughter. The Saltimboco and Sea Bass entrees were excellent, overall it was a wonderful evening!"
Dined on 2/7/2014
My boyfriend and I ate at Brissago
as a surprise Valentine's weekend. I called ahead and had a bottle of wine requested to be brought to the table. Everything went smoothly and we both agreed it was the best wine we'd ever had. Our server seemed very young and possibly new to the restaurant as she was not very helpful in navigating the menu, however we still had an incredible time and the food was OUTSTANDING! Great for a romantic night getaway."
Dined on 1/31/2014
We left satisfied and quite
content. Extremely pleasant evening all the way around and the food ... fabulous in presentation, aroma and flavor."
Dined on 1/25/2014
This restaurant is amazing, the
food was incredible and the service was on the money. The Italian menu forced us to ask questions about the appetizer menu and ask for specific flavors of red and white wines. The experience helped us to celebrate a birthday and did that very well. Price was middle of the road and reasonable for the quality of the cuisine."
Dined on 1/25/2014
We went for my husbands birthday
and they did a great job of making it special with flowers on the table and a private area. The food was AMAZING and the service was great."
Dined on 1/25/2014
We were here this past weekend to
celebrate our first anniversary. It was a perfect place to celebrate. It was nice and romantic. Our server was very attentive and all the recommendations that were made to us were spot on."
Dined on 1/18/2014
I thought the food was good, but
it wasn't the best I had ever had. Good place for a romantic date. The staff was all friendly."
Dined on 1/18/2014
This is an outstanding Italian
Restaurant in a beautiful Resort. We always enjoy dining here."
Dined on 1/4/2014
Poor, inattentive service; fish
was a hockey puck; pizza was bland. Very disappointing. Way overpriced for resultant food and service."
Dined on 12/26/2013
Came here as a Christmas
celebration with my boyfriend. We were spending holidays at our own families in different states, so we were excited to find the time to share a meal and relax together right before Christmas. Everyone working was very nice and professional. Our server explained the specials and the layout of the menu and wine list. She was helpful and answered a few questions we had about the dishes. She was polite and knowledgeable. We enjoyed our meal for almost 3 hours. Appetizers, soup, a pasta, lamb dish, and desert. Every course was full of flavor and well plated. I will recommend this place to my friends that make it up to Lake Geneva!"
Dined on 12/20/2013
Food was one of the best meals we
have had all year! Absolutely amazing. We had the antipasto plate, short ribs, and veal shank. When I made the online reservation, I simply wrote "anniversary dinner". Rose petals were all over the table when we arrived! And we were given free tiramisu for dessert. So delicious and unexpected. Meal, ambiance, wine were more than we could have asked for. Our waitress was a little slow, and not very on top of things, but the food definitely made up for the service. We were the last couple in the restaurant, yet we were never rushed into finishing our meal. It was a perfect nite! Only complaint was the waitress, and even she didn't ruin our nite. We will definitely be coming back!!!"
Dined on 12/12/2013
Ristorante Brissago was so
incredible, everything about it! Our server was so friendly and helpful; and everything we ate was the best thing I've ever eaten! I also loved the wine and the fun bottle on the table that they pour it in. Such a romantic, wonderful meal. I highly recommend the calamari (BEST IVE EVER HAD), the sea bass, and the lobster pasta. So unbelievable, plan to come back every time I'm in town."
Dined on 12/14/2013
Brissago is consistent in their
level of food and service, very good. They do a great job with special occasions and over the holidays the atmosphere is festive."
Dined on 12/14/2013
Food was excellent. Service a bit
slow but not unduly so. Lovely ambiance, excellent wine list."
Dined on 12/13/2013
The Service was wonderful. The
waiter was very informational with the menu."
Dined on 11/29/2013
Loved the experience! The valet
team was extremely thoughtful from the moment we arrived, the restuarant staff was knowledgable and friendly & the food / wine was amazing. We our tough critics and we would absolutely recommend this restuarant and the overall Grand Geneva experience!"
Dined on 11/16/2013
We were enjoying our Baby moon at
the Lake Geneva Resort. I made a reservation based upon reviews and was 100% satisfied by the service we received from the hostess Ashley to the wait staff Katherine and Honorius. The food was flavorful and had great presentation and the wine selections explained in great detail and I was allowed to taste before selecting. Thank you for wonderful time."
Dined on 11/2/2013
We thought the place was very
good. The food (scallops and boneless braised short ribs) was awesome. The waiter was very knowledgeable, professional and energetic. The only knock was the noise level, but it is a very big dining area - thus a lot of people. The noise didn't detract from the experience. We would recommend this place for anyone in the Lake Geneva area and even say it is worth the drive."
Dined on 11/2/2013
Fresh, fabulous, food, and always
accommodating to my gluten allergy!"
Dined on 11/1/2013
The food was very good and the
server (Beth) was excellent both on knowledge of the food and timing of service."
Dined on 10/26/2013
We chose Brissago's again to
celebrate our anniversary. The food is deliciousand the service is patient and thorough! We were able to enjoy every course as it was served. The lobster pasta is my favorite so I had it again! Peach Bellini is a must. Enjoyed!"
Dined on 10/25/2013
We celebrated our
anniversarydinner here and had a delicious dinner! Service was great, our server was DYNAMITE! She even gave me a rose withour check as a special touch! Would definitely recommend celebrating here!"
Dined on 10/5/2013
The dining at Brissago was
outstanding in every aspect. The food was exceptional, the service top--notch, and all exceeded our expectations. Of particular note was our server Jeffrey who truly knows all the right things on how to serve diners who desire exceptional service while "fine dining". He was one of the best we have encountered in quite some time. The food was extremely memorable in taste, preparation, and presentation. We will definitely return again."
Dined on 10/12/2013
We really enjoyed our special
night dining here. Their attention to detail is incredible."
Dined on 10/12/2013
Not impressed at all. The food was
subpar at best. The service was slow. Overall not worth the price."
Dined on 10/12/2013
We dined here twice while staying
at the resort and both the food and service were wonderful. Loved the wood oven pizza and pastas. Highly recommended."
Dined on 10/11/2013
The service was excellent.
Everyone was very knowledgeable about the food and the wines. The food was traditional north italian cuisine very well prepared. The only thing we could criticise was the lack of crema on the expresso. Everything else was perfect from the food and wine point of view. Personaly, I do not enjoy music from the 1940's. More recent would be a lot better."
Dined on 10/10/2013
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Barcelona en Tres Partes: d'Urgell / Parc Guell / La Platja
Parte Uno: Carrer de Comte d'Urgell
4am. Barcelona. Saturday morning after a Friday night out. Comte d'Urgell noventa uno. My body is burnt to a crispy roja and smells like sand, salt and dirt mixed together. Chocolate on my hands and doughy churros in my belly, I am satisfied. In fact, I have not felt better in months.
Clarity at the bottom of an empty churro bag. Happiness too.
A chill night with amazing people and quality conversation starting off at a rooftop Mobilee pool party and ending somewhere in the warehouse district of Barcelona. Something that had not happened in a while, but that I was so desperate for.
Before Barcelona, something was blocked in my mind. But here it has moved off somewhere.
La gente. La pasión. El corazón. Contagious warmth. Ease.
All something that can be felt in the air here and not something dark found on a dance floor surrounded by people with their eyes rolled to the back of their heads. It is that something. Just there. Easy to grasp. Easy to hold on to and not something that is looked down upon because it shows its true colors. Easy as the sun. Easy as the clouds. Easy as the waves in the sea.
But something. Something, something, something. In the music, in the streets, in the metro, on la platja. Something that makes me smile. That is enough. Can't that be enough?
It is.
Parte Dos: Above the City
The burn didn't sting in a bad way. It was triumphant and proud. Like after you get a tattoo, it itches and aches for weeks, but in the end it is what you wanted so you take pride in the pain. My skin had undergone a transformation overnight. From a dark blanca to a medium gold. My hair had bleached in the sun and my nose was bright red and felt tender to the touch. My lips still had traces of salt from my swim the day before and I kept licking them until they were soft and wet. Still remaining salty - maybe a little sweet too from the mango I had just eaten.
I wanted to stay like this forever in the shade. Happy, tan, with a clear mind.The first time it had been clear in months. Barcelona helped me remember . Remember myself. Not that I had forgotten, but I had not been true to myself since arriving in Berlin. I felt like a phony. Here, in this place, there is no room for being fake. Fake is sniffed out and swept under the rug or out the door with the morning garbage.
A breeze blew down from the mountain and I shivered a little. The hairs on my sunburnt legs stood straight up in protest of the cold. Already spoiled by two days in Barcelona. Two days under the full sun.
The sea was my favorite shade of blue. A kind of deep royal blue that mirrored the vast sky. A thin layer of clouds leaned against the horizon but the sun was still shining and the temperature was mild. It was perfect. I could see the whole city from where I sat under a medium sized modest palm tree in Parc Guell. I was listening to a band of gorgeous Spanish men tuning their instruments in preparation for their upcoming concerto and observing all the people around me.
Alone but completely wanting to be and so utterly content my smile could not be contained. The most beautiful man in the band had dark hair, piercing eyes and a smile that stretched jovially from ear to ear. He was playing the hand drum casually while leaning against a tree. I couldn't stop staring at him and was enthralled by the fact that he seemed so self possessed and sure in all his movements. It was so attractive seeing that. It is rare.
The band started up. Playing music that made me so damn happy. Something like Salsa and Flamenco combined, but something very good. I could not control myself. The rhythm and music were infectious.
It drew me in like a moth to a flame and before I knew it I was dancing with the gorgeous drummer in front of 50 tourists. Shaking my hips, feeling completely free.
Parte Tres: La Platja y Michael Meyer
Midnight in Gracia drinking red wine with Joshua and his girlfriend. Spanish words flying around, sometimes I would catch something but most of the time I sat sipping the communal glass we passed around just listening to them. I could listen to Spanish all night and never get sick of it. The words just drip from the tongue onto the lips and they hit the air so perfectly. The Spanish language is sweet like honey. There is nothing harsh about it.
It was my last night in Barcelona and the first night I was to actually go out properly with my coworkers who had flown into Barcelona to hack together music applications, but for now I was sitting near la Fontana metro station drinking en la calle. The weather was mild, around 20 degrees maybe, the moon was shining bright and clouds were drifting lazily in front of it.
130 am and we were near La Rambla chasing a group of programmers and engineers to our next destination. A party on the beach. I was ready to dance, I was ready to move and I was prepared to spend my Sunday in a daze that I knew would come after the night ended. My flight was to leave at 10am and we were to stay out until 4 am, maybe 6am. Sleep was not prioritized, as it never is in Berlin or on weekends off. We chased down a cab. In Barcelona they are black and yellow resembling a swarm of bees buzzing through the streets.
"Libre" - We see the sign flash and flag down the free cab, hopping in letting my Spanish speaking friends do all the talking. Esta Bien - Alles Klar - Everything is good. We were in motion, finally on our way to the beach and I had three hours to dance until I needed to be back at the apartment to pack and get ready to go to the airport then finally back to Berlin. Finally home - even though I wasn't sure if that was what I wanted a few days before, now it seemed like something perfect. The idea of my bed seemed so lovely.
In the cab we talked about how my friend just quit his job. It was for the best we all agreed. We talked with empty words to fill the gap between the cab ride and the beach, I almost fell asleep. Joshua passed me the bottle of wine. 15 minutes and we fell out of the cab onto the beach running into my coworkers. For 20 minutes we waited in line for a party that was priced 35 Euros for admission and turned out to in fact, be the wrong party. The beach party was next door and we missed the dj that Johan wanted to see but I think he had already seen two times during the weekend. I still have no idea who any of these djs are at all that have been here during the weekend. These men who are so celebrated and idolized. That fact does not bother me even in the slightest.
We reached the right side of the beach where our party was at. A flicker of light in the distance dotted with outlines of the human form swaying. Michael Meyer greeted us with pulsating bass and lots of character. I was pleasantly surprised by him. We pushed past the crowd unapologetically and ended up at the front of the dance floor wildly moving to the beat. People pushed passed us just as unapologetically so we moved on top of a stage right next to a speaker and a giant illuminated ball that lit us up. Meyer was casually doing some sort of fist pump dance move (he looked so German). I emulated it in an attempt to gain approval from my German coworkers. Actually that is a joke…I didn't give a shit, I just thought it was funny so I did it.
I moved. Hips swinging, head moving, legs moving, arms moving. Moving, moving, moving. Alex and I danced together and Johan moved to the front of the stage showing off his dance moves. I think he could easily get a job as a go go dancer. No problem. Easy.
3am and the party is supposed to be over, but the crowd refused to go home so Meyer continued to play into the night. The music selection was great. We danced more and more. There was more room because people had left to head onto the next party (there is always a next party) but this was good for us and we carved out a spot for ourselves on the dance floor. I could finally freely move and so I did. I stripped off my leather jacket. That meant business and we moved like crazy to the beat.
330am and everything is over. The music is off, Meyer says a humble thank you and goodbye and I followed Johan to the beach where he halfway jumps in. The water was black, cold.
4am. Cab home. At the apartment by 420am and I peel myself out of my white dress and fall into bed. Time to sleep. Sleep comes easily and I dream in Spanish (maybe Spanglish) about the beach and the bass and summer nights and red wine and music.
830am. On a bus to the aeropuerto. In a daze, red eyes. Time to go home.
Adios Barcelona. Hallo Berlin.
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2012 BTB Awards: Shots of the Year
The BTB Awards are our look back at the best — and worst — of the tennis season. Today we try to pick our jaws off the floor as we relive some of the best shots of the year.
[2012 IN REVIEW: Report Card | Surprises | Meltdowns]
Ten Best ATP Shots of 2012:
1. Roger Federer saves set point with a no-look pass: Augh, you're too old to play tennis. Retire now, would you?
2. Grigor Dimitrov's behind-the-back half-volley: They don't call him "Baby Fed" for nothin'.
3. Rafael Nadal wrong-foots Roger: You have to be a special player to hit the hot shot in a rally that includes Federer's hitting a sharp-angle overhead backhand. Needless to say, Rafa's a special player.
4. Novak Djokovic's tweener/drop shot combo in the Shanghai final: The tweener is all fine and dandy, but the audacity of Djokovic's feathered drop shot is what gets me every time.
5. Bob Bryan goes tweener at the U.S .Open: At 5-5 in the second-set tiebreaker, Bob hits a defensive tweener and follows it up with a screaming inside-out forehand to earn set point.
6. Stanislas Wawrinka out-Feds The Fed: All those years playing in Federer's shadow pay off, as Wawrinka breaks the monopoly on Swiss hot shots.
7. Jerzy Janowicz's no-look dropper: If you watched the Paris Masters you know there were a slew of ridiculous Janowicz drop shots that could have made this list. But this stab off a rifled return down the line still gets me out of my seat.
8. Janko Tipsarevic's backhand zinger: Tipsy gets low to dig out a backhand pass that no one saw coming.
9. Gael Monfils hits a trick shot … and actually wins the rally: We didn't get to see much of Monfils this year, what with his injury woes. But the guy delivered in Metz with this leaping, between-the-legs hit that eventually won him the point.
10. Sergei Bubka's no-look overhead smash: The point starts at the 42-second mark.
Ten Best WTA Shots of 2012:
1. Serena Williams shows off her speed: Serena left Victoria Azarenka in disbelief when she tracked down an impossible dropper to win the point.
2. Agnieszka Radwanska's point construction on display: I've been around a lot of people who say they don't understand the appeal of the crafty Pole's game. Here's Exhibit A of why I love watching her.
3. Radwanska shows her touch: Aaaaand Exhibit B.
4. Maria Sharapova goes lobbin' in the rain: As the rain fell in Rome, Sharapova knocks a perfect lob over Li Na.
5. Serena's mastery of the blue clay: Serena again shows off her movement, going wide to nail a forehand down the line against Azarenka in the Madrid final. You know it's a good shot when Serena struts.
6. Petra Kvitova gets her Navratilova on: How about the touch on this pick-up volley in New Haven?
7. Serena drops four straight aces in the Wimbledon final: Serena found herself in a third set against Radwanska in the Wimbledon final and wrenched back control of the match with this four-ace game.
8. Laura Robson goes down the line against Kim Clijsters: The is the WTA equivalent of Tipsy's backhand-down-the-line dig against Ferrer above. At 5-5 in the second set, Robson nails her lefty forehand down the line to put Clijsters one point away from retirement. The point starts at 15:52 in the video.
9. Coco Vandeweghe goes boom-boom in Stanford: It's shots like these off her forehand side that make you believe in her future.
10. Marion Bartoli clubs one down the line: Bartoli was the woman who ended Azarenka's 26-match winning streak, in Miami, thanks in large part to shots like this.
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If you love Gonk the Power Droid, and dig artists like Jeff Soto, and collect Star Wars art — you're in luck! Well, you were in luck. This awesome print called "Scrap Yard Power Droid" by Jeff Soto is a hand-numbered 24″ x 36″ screen print; printed by D&L Screen Printing; and limited to 350. And SOLD OUT! Doh!
But don't worry, more awesome Star Wars prints from Mondo are on the way!
Mondo Creative Director Justin Ishmael writes:
Mondo is pleased to announce that we have teamed up with Lucasfilm LTD for a completely licensed and official Star Wars poster series. We have been secretly working on this for over a year, but we are finally ready to unveil the first in a series of original, limited-edition screen-printed posters.
First up in the series is Jeff Soto with a GNK Power Droid or, as he is known to most people, Gonk.
The print is now sold out! Thanks to everyone who ordered one. We are very excited about this new series. This is just the beginning. If you missed out on the poster today, we will have some for sale tonight at the Mondo shop at 1120 S. Lamar Blvd. in Austin, TX. Super-limited quantities.
This is what artist Jeff Soto said about his print:
Star Wars was a pretty big deal for me as a kid. I was only 2 when the movie came out, and I can't even remember if I saw it or not in the theater. The characters and story were known to many of us mainly from the toys! The toys! Oh they were wonderful, and we played with them for hours (and wore out the BEST and Sears catalogue)!
One of my favorite action figures was the Power Droid, and I didn't really know much about the little guy, but for some reason he (I pictured it being male for some reason) captivated my imagination. I realized at some time that he's barely even in the movie, which added to his mystique.
Over the years he functioned as the worn out, floppy-legged power supply for numerous Transformers, GI Joe's and Construx. He is small and cute, and found a place in my childhood heart. I still have the little guy. This piece is an ode to the Power Droid!
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In this generation, fashion is a big part in the life of people. In fact, many people have made a career from fashion industry. When we say fashion, we would normally refer to clothing, shoes, bags, and anything that are related to clothing. In fashion industry, there is a big mixture of styles that they produce for people to choose from. In different countries, there are different fashion trends that people follow. Some of the fashion trends are connected to their tradition or culture. Like they would wear clothes that would determine who they are and what country they belong to. Like for example in China, Japan, America, Philippines, and so on… Once you see their clothes, you can easily recognize where they come from.
But enough of the tradition type of fashion since it is already a modern world where everything is run through computer and the style of fashion is evolving the same thing as how technologies evolved. That is why people are also catching up with the style of fashion that they want. There are different types of fashion when it comes to style. Each of us may our own preference when it comes to fashion. Of course we would always choose the fashion that would tell our personality and most especially the comfort. There are people who would really stand firm to their choice of fashion and would stand for it no matter what people would say against it. But there are flexible when it comes to fashion. They would wear different style of fashion and would still look good on it. But, the fashion world would always introduce a new trend that people could follow when it comes to fashion. Many people would eventually change their style just to go with the trend. But there are people who are not comfortable going with the trend but rather stick to the style that they are comfortable.
Also, when it comes to fashion, you also need to make sure that it matches the weather in your place. Like for example in America and other countries who have four seasons. Each season they would need to wear different style of clothing that would fit to the climate. But for those countries who only have two weather seasons, like in some of the Asian countries, you need to be smart in choosing the right fashion that would fit to the climate.


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You do realize that all these series are waaa-aaay before my time right? (Heck, two pokemon episodes and my life was ruined. I actually entered anime-dom via Bleach)
Mhah, yeah - I think I've spent the last several years trying to forget about Tank SWAT.
Even though it's based on Conflict One, which I thought was a bit toothless compared to the original Dominion manga, I think they could have done something interesting with it. Instead we got a hideous looking PS2 cutscene that neutered all the characters to the point of apathy. It actually makes me glad that the Appleseed: Genesis series was cancelled, as apparently the same cretin was set to direct it.
You do realize that all these series are waaa-aaay before my time right? (Heck, two pokemon episodes and my life was ruined. I actually entered anime-dom via Bleach)
"Make sure the room is brightly lit and stay far away from the TV."
(Also, I'M BACK FROM THE DEAD!!!)
The gist of it is that we used to have more violence and things that blew up for no readily apparent reason. Or at least that's what it felt like, as that was generally what got translated into English.
The late 90s and early 2000s were the fucking dark ages for American anime fans. And a big reason for why I think Eva is so popular, but that's neither here nor there. But yeah. We mostly got ultra-violent profanity laden tripe. Angel Cop, motherfuckers!
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Yeah...I came up in the '90s. It seemed that us yanks liked to see mass destruction. Go figure. I'll always have fond memories of Riding Bean & Gunsmith & Cats.
Well, not only that, but also anime was absurdly expensive and/or difficult to find. You had to work hard and pay lots to watch dog-shit. I think that's part of why a lot of people romanticize and look fondly on what I think are otherwise shit or overrted anime. No one wants to admit they just spent a stupid amount of money on something dumb.
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I'll admit to it because I'm such a fiend for anime and manga. I didn't start finding good stuff until my early twenties. I think when I saw Perfect Blue, it was an eye opener to how versatile the whole genre is. I was reading Gunm at the time too.
Of course, their are some really great gems that were made around that time (maybe a bit earlier). Akira comes to mind. Recently I just saw this beautiful anime called The Little Norse Prince (or Hols: The Prince of the Sun) that was made back in '68 and released in the US. It's dated now, but the animation is incredible seeing as the dude who did it had to go old school.
The crummy ultraviolence anime thing was probably inspired by the success of Akira in the west, really, more than anything else. There were good things around too, but that was a major pusher.
I don't think the late nineties was really the dark ages, through, come on. Cowboy Bebop, Macross Plus, Generator Gawl, Lain, Outlaw star... That's just 1998 alone. Just because the general populace is being miss-sold things in America doesn't mean that the genre as a whole is garbage. If anything, that time was a short second wind by the producers right before the Japanese economy really went in the drink.
This is also the same time that the XTREME GRIMDARK attitude of the western comic book industry was destroying it from the inside out, so I'm pretty sure the blame lands with the publishers more than anybody else.
That's an interesting point about the pricing. I don't remember there being any particular problems about owning up to buying something crap, but there was definitely a lot more rewatching going on.
I certainly wouldn't want to go back to ADV's genius plan of charging £13.99 (about $22) for a single half-hour oav. If you did that now, people would laugh at you.
Oh, without a doubt. The 90s and 80s had some brilliant anime. I'm just saying that a lot of what we got in the states was awful, and that a lot of it is overrated (hey, Ninja Scroll!) because of a number of factors, one of which was the fact that people were often unwilling to accept how mediocre or bad things were because they'd spent so much money on it.
I mean, it's not the best example because it's actually a not-terrible anime, but I remember what a pain in the ass it was to find all of Trigun on DVD in the early 2000s (oh, what's that? The local Suncoast doesn't have volume 2? Good luck, fucker!) and how damn expensive the DVDs were. And I wasn't too into anime myself in the 90s, but I understand that the anime-on-VHS scene in the 90s was a goddamn nightmare.
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0.177" (4.5mm), 1000.0 fps, Beech, Ambi, Brown
Diana RWS 34
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Things I liked:I have the .22 caliber 34 classic model. The rifle was accurate from the very start. I have found it shoots a variety of pellets very well. Suprisingly, I get the best accuracy from Crosman Premiers 14.3 and a close second from the Crosman hollow points (compared to JSB diabolos in 15.9, 18.1 and the RWS Superdomes in 14.5 grain). This is a well made rifle with an excellent trigger and best of all; it is not hold sensative.
Things I would have changed:The 34 is a long and heavy air rifle. I won't say this should be changed as these features probably contributes to the guns accuracy. It is however, a bit of a detriment when carrying in the field. A fair trade given the performance of this gun.
What others should know:I use my 34 for pest control at my feedyard. This rifle will anchor pigeons dwelling at the back of my pens which measure 185 feet. I find this amazing performance from a spring piston air rifle. In fact I am considering a second version of this rifle in .177 for plinking and starling control. I would certainly recommend this product to others. Pyramid has treated me well with my purchases. I would recommend them to other potential customers.
Things I liked:4/16 declined, intentionally skipping pellets is dangerous, they can ricochet all over the place. Dan Gore This mod.34 .22 rocks! From 50 yards this beast will catapolt a 14.5 grain superdome in the water the same if you had threw a stone in there with all your might, Talk about down range energy! The TO6 trigger will rival or beat a rem. model 700 no problom.The weight is perfect for a steady hold! In my opinion,this is a great hunter! Money well spent if you are serious about having a reliable no nonsense game getter!
Things I would have changed:I can't say? This gun is exellent! A little heavy,but like I said it helps with accuacy.
What others should know:Follow directions and heed the warnings on the care and saftey of this gun and it may be good enough to pass to your son! Also,I ordered my gun from amozon prime.When the gun arrived i found a hairline crack in the stock near the trigger gaurd,and through close examination i saw that it went into the trigger gaurd bolt hole.I sent the stock to umerex,USA instead of amozon,and it took about a month to get it back.All is well now,although I haven't tested for accuacy yet? Im sure it will deliver! You will not regret buying this gun!
Things I liked:I have had this rifle (in.22 caliber) for about three weeks. The rifle came well packaged and double boxed. The wood and metal were very well done. The T06 metal trigger is superb and was adjusted perfectly for me by the factory. The open sights are good-the rear sight is adjustable with very positive clicks. Some people have commented that it is a heavy rifle, but if you are shooting off-hand, the weight is a plus as it helps in steadying the rifle. Part of my reason for buying this rifle was to practice for my muzzleloading shoots, as all shooting is offhand and I can practice sight alignment and trigger control without having to clean a blackpowder rifle after.
Things I would have changed:The fiber optic sights are good, but if the front sight was a bit smaller diameter you would have a finer sight picture, useful on more distant targets. A rubber butt pad would be nice. These points are nit picky, though.
What others should know:Expect to spend some time breaking it in. I have approximately 200 pellets through it and it is just now at the point where it is throwing fewer flyers, and groups are tightening. I have not found it to be too fussy about hold. I hold it rather snugly to my shoulder and get a good cheek weld, with the forend resting on my open palm. The fact that the rifle is heavy may contribute to the relative lack of fussiness in hold. It is still very stiff and needs some serious cocking effort but either it is getting easier,or I'm just getting stronger! The forend stock screws WILL loosen. Do yourself a favor right away and take down the rifle, degrease the screws and the threads they mate with and use some blue loctite on the screws. I have not yet found the trigger guard screw to loosen. I have used RWS Meisterlugeln and Superdomes, as well as Crosman Premiers, so far. The RWS pellets seem to be an almost perfect fit to the bore, while the Crosmans are a much tighter fit, and are harder to fully seat. I will probably try some others when I see better consistency between successive groups. Overall I am pleased with the rifle. I believe it is good value for the money, and very well built. I gave it 4 stars for accuracy simply because it hasn't been shot enough yet to make that determination. When the rifle has broken in further such that groups are more repeatable and I've tried some additional types of pellets, I will bench rest it and I may update this review.
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HED Ardennes FR Clincher Wheelset $0.00
The best for the rest of us
If you're a 10-speed die-hard, but looking for a wheelset upgrade, the HED Ardennes FR Clincher Wheelset is one of the best-performing wheelsets you've likely never heard of or thought about. The FR in the name should tell you something; the initials are short for Flamme Rouge, HED's top-shelf designation. It's a lightweight, aluminum-rimmed wheelset that's also fast, strong, and makes any tire grip the road better.
Part of the reason you probably haven't heard of these wheels is that the ProTour teams HED sponsors are typically quiet about their association with HED. The other part is that ProTour riders don't race aluminum clinchers. If they had to pony up their own cash, the story would be different. You'd see these with frequency.
From afar, the Ardennes look like a standard, low spoke count, shallow-depth aluminum clincher. There are 18 spokes in front and 24 in the back. The rim depth is 24mm, a depth that should never be affected by crosswinds. It's the rim where the big differences are. HED debuted a new rim concept in 2007, dubbed C2: lower coefficient of rolling resistance (Crr) and better aerodynamics (Cda). The difference is that the rim is 23mm wide.
The 23mm width, at a time when most rims are around 19mm, is a big difference. The reason for the width is because of 23mm tires, the minimum tire width you almost always should be using on the road (there are 22mm clinchers; these will work, too). A 23mm rim paired with a 23mm tire changes the tire's footprint dramatically. It grips better in a straight line, but it grips better in turns because the tire deforms differently and more evenly. A 23mm tire on a 23mm rim also has lower rolling resistance. HED sent the wheels to Continental Tires for testing. Conti's engineers shrugged their shoulders, figured there was no difference, but put them in the jig and ran the tests anyways. It turns out this width has 18% less rolling resistance than a standard 19mm rim. And, because of the smoother shape, the transition air makes from the edge of the tread to the sidewall to the rim wall to the end of the rim is smoother and causes less disturbance, resulting in a more laminar air flow and less aerodynamic drag. It might have seemed crazy at first blush, but the industry is following. Obviously, it's a good idea to run 23mm or wider tires on any of HED's Ardennes wheels.
They didn't rest when they finished the rim. They've reworked the entire wheel. The spokes are Sapim's popular and aerodynamic CX-Ray spokes with self-securing aluminum nipples. The straight-pull spokes are laced radially in front to aluminum end caps bonded to a carbon fiber shaft. The rear is laced two-cross for greater stiffness. The spokes are polished and silver in color.
The hubs are also HED's design. Known as Sonic, they run ABEC5 bearings on oversized axles, 12mm in front and 15mm in the rear. HED spaced the flanges as widely as possible to create a stronger bracing angle, resulting in better lateral stiffness. The front hub has a carbon-fiber tube with aluminum end caps. The rear is aluminum with flanges.
As this wheel has the Flamme Rouge designation, you know everything has been pared down to reduce weight. The rim is Scandium rather than aluminum. The ratchet ring in the rear hub is titanium as well. Even the rear hub has been stepped up, with a grease port and carbon-fiber port cap; with this, you can power-wash your bike and re-lube without taking your wheel apart.
HED's Ardennes Flamme Rouge are available in 10-speed-compatible Shimano/SRAM. The wheels come with HED's steel-shafted skewers and rim strips. HED does not recommend this wheelset for people weighing over 190lbs.
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Rear hub released grease on initial use
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Rear hub released excess grease on initial use, but wiped it off and it has been riding fine for > 1K miles. grease port on hub makes re-greasing easy/convenient. after the initial grease release I've had no issues.
Nice wheels, but..
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Purchased these wheels and a month later the rear hub cracked and failed, which needed to be sent back to HED for a new wheel.
The wheels were nice while they lasted. I am on my second hub, so we will see how long this one lasts. My experience may be in the minority, but i expected more from the brand.
great wheelset for the money
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light weight, rugged and smooth. great value for the money. initial ride produced leakage of excess grease in the rear hub, but nothing to worry about. grease port on hub makes re-greasing easy and convenient. hub has performed fine since original grease release, just wiped it off and it was good to go.
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I?ve been riding these wheels for 2 years and have enjoyed every mile. They are ultra-light, ultra-smooth, and provide ultra-grip. Feels very much like a sew-up. Excellent all around every day wheel, especially great for crits due to the larger contact patch and quick acceleration.
Like the newer HED FR - R THESE TUBELESS
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SO are these tubeless rims like their newer siblings? My rating is pointless becuz I don't own these - yet.
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No, these are clinchers.
Matt Garrido
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No, these do not have the bead shelf like the newer model does.
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I believe there is a weight limit to these wheels set at 190lbs per manufacture. Is that correct? Do you have a Stallion build available at this price?
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That is correct, the weight limit is 190lbs.
Shimano/Sram is 9/10 speed Only.
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Please note that if you are running 11 spd Shimano/Sram you will need HED0032
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Hearts in Unity is seeking additional volunteers to help sew simple fabric school bags for the children of Tanzania, Africa.
Having a backpack is a luxury for many school children in Tanzania. Some will use a tattered plastic bag -- most have nothing in which to carry a pencil and a small notebook for homework.
Are you better off now than your were 3 years ago? 10 Reasons to Vote on April 6th!
The Vanguard is a blog hosted by the Journal Sentinel and normally is written by Jefferson Davis.
Jefferson invites guest bloggers to the Vanguard.
Opening Day for HAWS and the Waukesha County Museum
HAWS and the Waukesha County Museum proudly present The Nature of Dogs, opening this Saturday, April 10, with a special party from Noon to 2:00p.m.!
The Nature of Dogs, on exhibit from April 10 - June 12 at 101 W. Main St., Waukesha, features the fine art photography of Mary Ludington. Notes HAWS Executive Director Lynn Olenik: "Ms. Ludington's works showcase many of our favorite canine breeds and embraces their spirit and heart. This show is a must-see for any dog lover."
As the first stop on the exhibit's tour, HAWS and the Museum are marking the 9-week run with special event nights, seminars and fun activities for all ages.
This Saturday, April 10, is "Opening Day" at the Museum! Join our special guest Marilynn Mee from 96.5 WKLH at the official kick-off party for the exhibit from Noon – 2:00 p.m. Giveaways include free admission to the Museum and HAWS bracelets to the first 96 people, and doggie bags for their pets – yes, pets are welcome! Stop in to meet HAWS adoptable animals through our Mobile Adoption Center. Popcorn and hotdogs will be served to complete the "tail"-gate.
Then: mark your calendar for Rescue Night at the Museum, April 23rd, 5-8pm. This exciting event will feature a meet-and-greet with local breed rescue groups and their representatives – both human and canine. Making a very special appearance that evening will be The Nature of Dogs photographer herself, Mary Ludington!
See all The Nature of Dogs info at www.hawspets.org or www.waukeshacountymuseum.org. Don't miss a minute of the dog-gone fun!
By the way - our 27th Annual Pet Walkathon is coming on May 1st - raise funds for HAWS on foot or online! Learn more at our official Walkathon webpage.
Puppy's Leg Amputated After Fall
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The Blind Side --- Alternate NCAA Ending
***Spoiler Alert*** This blog entry reveals the plot ending of the movie in case you haven't already seen it or figured out how it ends by all the college and NFL human interest stories of last year. I am just warning you.
"The Blind Side" is a good movie, about a great story, with a happy ending for a sweet young man who was given a chance. The leading actress received an Academy Award.
Play Bean Bag Toss aka Cornhole for Charity
Raise funds for the Wisconsin Humane Society by playing Cornhole at the Pettit National Ice Center's Brew City Bags Bash Tournament on Sunday, April 18, 2010 from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. This event will be Milwaukee's first ACO-sanctioned Cornhole Tournament and the World's Largest Indoor Cornhole Tournament. Teams of four can register at thepettit.com.
Craft Beer Conference
This past weekend the World Beer Cup was held in Chicago in conjunction with the 2010 craft brewers conference. There were some winners here from the state in different categories. They judged beer styles by 90 different style basis. The winners will get the title for two years since the next World Beer Cup is not scheduled until 2012.
The 1st question of my article today is to see how many of you would have guessed 90 as the number of styles to be judged? The number of new beers and new breweries continue to multiply. The brewers association in their state of the industry report state that craft beers are up 7% for 2009 vs. 2008. In a very tough economy that number is surprising considering the overall beer industry was down for 2009.
Destination Imagination Team Success
We are proud of our three Destination Imagination teams who recently competed in a regional meet.
Picking Up Where I Left Off
Time flies when you're having fun! And, for me, time has flown. Since my last post several exciting things happened that have taken my time away from blogging.
The most recent was a trip to Phoenix for a short visit with some old friends. We had a wonderful time together and managed to see a couple of our grand kids as well.
Sandy's Stories - "Streak"
Today's story from Sandy illustrates the importance of taking in animals with less than perfect health. HAWS' Foster Caregivers program gives pet lovers the opportunity to make a difference for the short term. Want to help? Contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com for details!
Sometimes animals come into your life expectedly. Some stay for a short time and leave a lasting impression. That was the case with little Streak.
The veterinarian I worked for called and said that a client had found a Lab puppy in their driveway and they were just leaving for a vacation. They called the local animal shelter to put in a "found" report and asked if our office would foster him until they returned.
It did not take much persuading for us to foster him.
At the time, we had 4 dogs and cats - and all got along great with the newcomer. We named him "Streak" because he had a lightning bolt white streak on his chest. He was adorable and a very smart pup, quickly learning to do his duty outside, and basic commands sit, stay and down.
He spent most of his time in our kitchen, and we quickly observed a very disturbing situation. Streak would not leave the water dish alone and would drink until it was empty. He did this even before he would eat his food. While he became house trained within one week, his drinking was getting worse and worse and we knew something was not right. Our vet diagnosed him with diabetes. We tried all known treatment for two months and nothing seemed to help.
During this time, he was becoming a member of our family, and, yes, we were going to adopt him. When he went outside with the rest of the dogs, he had a ball. He loved running under the big dogs and sharing their toys.
As time went on, Streak's condition got worse and our vet said that there wasn't anything left to try. We had a difficult decision to make! We could see him failing each day and finally we decided to give him a well deserved rest.
Yes, our hearts were broken and he left an empty spot never to be filled. It was very difficult to have him and then lose him. We had him for such a short time, but we knew he loved the time he spent with us and that he knew we were trying to help him. I wish that love could heal all of them! It doesn't, but we will never stop trying because there will be times when love can do it all and we only hope that the next one that comes to us can be that special one.
Please never be afraid to try to help such an animal: even if they don't make it, you make a huge difference in their lives and nothing can be more satisfying.
By the way - April and May are great months for activities at HAWS! Our Annual Walkathon is on May 1st, The Nature of Dogs exhibit and special events are on-going...and we've got lots of ways for you and your pet to participate and learn. Join us!
Stalled Falls hotel project resuming work with $17.7 millon village loan
A long-stalled hotel development plan in Menomonee Falls will resume construction work within a few weeks, thanks to a $17.7 million loan from the village.
The Village Board voted Monday night to sell bonds to finance the project. That amount, plus interest, will be repaid to the village by 2026 by Lodging Investors of Menomonee Falls LLC, an investment group formed by Madison-based Professional Hospitality LLC.
Children's Clothing Consignment Sale This Week
Hearts in Unity is delighted to partner with Just Between Friends as they bring you the biggest children's consignment sale in the Washington and Ozaukee County area!
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Thursday, April 22 through Saturday, April 24, 2010
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Walk, Ride, Hop for HAWS!
Whatever way you like to ambulate, we've got an event for you at HAWS!
Coming up on May 1st is our 27th Annual Pet Walkathon at Waukesha's Minooka Park. Hike the trails, then shop, have lunch, play games, meet'n'greet area mascots, enter the raffle, watch the dogs running the lure course...all in support of the HAWS cause. To help, start collecting pledges or set up your very own personal HAWS fundraising webpage. We'll see you soon!
June 12th is the day for the first ever Ride for Rover, sponsored by the Milwaukee Small Breed Dog Club and organized by Jim Demos. Jim and his group of dog AND cycle enthusiasts decided to do a fundraiser for HAWS - what better way than to hop on a motorcycle on a beautiful early-summer Saturday?! The "rally" will start at the Harley Museum in downtown Milwaukee, pitstop at HAWS for tours and snacks, and end at The Doggy Office in Brookfield with a picnic and fun for riders and non-riders alike. Badges to ride are $15, and a discount will be available to those who make a donation off the HAWS' Wish List.
HAWS annual Bunny Day is THIS SUNDAY, April 25th. If you already have a house rabbit or are thinking of getting one, this is the event for you. Come learn from experts about rabbit care and behavior, meet with other rabbit fans and even win prizes. Great supplies for your bunny friend will also be available for purchase.
By the way - "The Nature of Dogs" exhibit is now running! This collaboration between HAWS and the Waukesha County Museum is a don't-miss, running until June 12th. See the great photographs of Mary Ludington, join us for one of our special events during the run of the show - like this Friday's Rescue Night, and enter to win great pet-themed prizes.
C'burg Benefit to Help Ozaukee Animals
The Ozaukee Humane Society has been chosen as one of three beneficiaries for the Cedarburg Junior Woman's Club's Toast for Charity on May 1, 2010. The funds raised at the event will be distributed evenly to each charity. Join us at the Cedarburg Cultural Center on May 1 for cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, auctions and a raffle. Tickets are $30 until April 15; after that, tickets can be purchased for $35 or $40 at the door. Register online at http://shop.cedarburgjuniors.org/.
Goodbye, Mr. Hintz
I am saddened to see Mr. Hintz leave the Menomonee Falls School system. He is a shining star among those in his profession. I had only a few contacts with him - they were most professional - and all of my acquaintances tell me that they will miss him. It is unfortunate that his tenure is so shortlived. I hope that the school district will find someone at least as able to fill this job as Mr. Hintz. It isn't easy and he will be missed.
In these years of political discontent, I'm wondering why we could let someone like him slip away. He stood up for all of the standards that meet my expectations.
Middle School Lock-In - April 30
Menomonee Falls CE & Rec is hosting its 4th Annual Middle School Lock-In on Friday, April 30 at North Middle School. The event is open to all students in grades 6 - 8 living in Menomonee Falls or attending a Menomonee Falls Public or Parochial School. Activities this year include: open swim, open gym, Bouncy Boxing, Twin Peaks Inflatable Climbing Wall, Bungee Run, DJ & Dance, video games, concessions and much more! Save $2 by pre-registering. Pre-registration is strongly recommended! Online registration or a separate registration form / permission slip for this event, signed by a parent or guardian is required. No passes allowed.
4 Easy Ways to Pre-register
- Online at www.fallsrec.org
- At the CE & Rec Office
- At the Teen Center on April 23 or 24
- During the North Middle School Lunch Hours on April 27
Tanzania Cooking Class
The next "Tanzania Cooking" class offered by Hearts in Unity through the Germantown and Menomonee Falls Recreation Departments is just around the corner.
Join us on a journey of the senses! Learn about life in the small village of Seela in Tanzania, Africa, while helping to prepare a traditional Tanzanian meal.
I'm Walking for HAWS
HAWS' 27th ANNUAL
Join us at Minooka Park from 9am-3pm for our 27th Annual event, a day-long festival for pets and their people! You can help support the HAWS cause, on foot and online.
Each year this event is produced and sponsored by the Friends of HAWS volunteer group - their hard work makes sure that 100% of your donations for the Walk go directly to the animals at HAWS!
Walk the trails, enter the dog & owner contests, check out the Lure Course (weather permitting)...shop, shop, shop at our vendor booths...meet your favorite area Mascots and more. There is something for everyone - for you, your pet, your kids, your parents, your friends...
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~ Tell us Why You Walk - share your story with email@example.com - we'll publish them on the Walk web page after the event!
Don't miss a minute of the fun!
We'll see YOU this Saturday.
HAWS volunteers will be at the park rain or shine to collect donations. Our rain date is May 8th, at HAWS.
By the way...we've got another neat event coming soon: Save the Date!!
Dr. Patricia McConnell Returns to Milwaukee!
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Apple's 10 most important keynote announcements of all time
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The cardinals who might be pope
Pope Benedict XVI's decision to resign has rekindled debate within the Catholic Church and worldwide speculation about the possibility that the church will reach beyond the European clergy who have long held power in the Vatican to choose the next pope. With an eye to vibrant Catholic communities in Africa, Latin America and Southeast Asia, the Sacred College of Cardinals may weigh the pros and cons of selecting the next pope from another continent. Here are cardinals believed to be possible choices:
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The ensemble is expanding with some new faces popping up, and here's what you should be keeping an eye out for below: Ciaran Hinds as Mance Ryder, the King Beyond The Wall who's getting ready to enter Westeros with some Wildlings; Dianna Rigg as Lady Oleanna, grandma of Margaery and Loras Tyrell, and the red priest Thoros played by Paul Kaye. There's undoubtedly more, and until we get a proper trailer, these pics will have to suffice for now.
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Lady Gaga only received two American Music Awards nominations this year.
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Eminem and country newcomers Lady Antebellum received five nominations each, earning them the most noms for the ceremony taking place in November.Justin Bieber, who Gaga battles for the most online video plays, is up for four awards. Usher, B.o.B., and fellow pop divas Ke$ha and Katy Perry are each in the running for three trophies.
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Evan Brophey's tying goal with 95 seconds left in regulation and Brad Malone's overtime winner led the Lake Erie Monsters (31-25-2-4) to a 3-2 road victory over the Oklahoma City Barons Saturday night. It was the sixth consecutive extra-time game for the Monsters (four shootouts, two overtimes). The win was also the first in four tries for the Monsters against Oklahoma City this season.
David van der Gulik one-timed a Malone pass from the high slot to beat Barons goalie David LeNeveu at 9:07 of the first period. Luke Walker also assisted on van der Gulik's eighth goal of the season. The goal was a power play tally, the Monsters first power play goal after a streak of six games without scoring on the man advantage. The first period ended with the Monsters leading 1-0.
Oklahoma City's Josh Green scored a power play goal top-shelf on Monsters goalie Gerald Coleman at 13:06 of the second period for his second goal in as many nights, and Magnus Paajarvi scored on a wrist shot from the slot four minutes later to give the Barons a 2-1 lead after 40 minutes of action.
With 95 seconds remaining and Coleman pulled in favor of the extra attacker, Peter MacArthur fired a shot from the slot, and Brophey banged in the rebound to tie the game for the Monsters at 2-2. The goal was Brophey's team-leading 17th goal of the season.
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Coleman stopped 34 of 36 shots, and improves to 11-4-2. LeNeveu stopped 19 of 21 for Oklahoma City, and his record moves to 15-9-4.
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A two hour documentary film of the gripping story of the Mexican revolution of 1910; its causes and its legacy
The Storm That Swept Mexico tells the story of the Mexican Revolution, the first major political and social revolution of the 20th century. The revolution not only changed the course of Mexican history, transforming economic and political power within the nation, but also profoundly impacted the relationships between Mexico, the U.S. and the rest of the world. Part 1 begins with the overthrow of dictator Porfirio Diaz in 1910 through ten bloody years of armed conflict. Part 2 tells the story of the legacy of the revolution and ends with the 1968 massacre at the Tlatelolco housing project in Mexico City.
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The new PA module, a new UT module with TOFD, as well as new software programs (NDT SetupBuilder and new OmniPC version) expand the capabilities of the OmniScan MX2 platform.
New X-Act Count Technology combined with 40kV tube and SDD provides the best value solution for Olympus Handheld XRF - superior performance in speed, LODs, and elemental range.
A new super slow-motion camera from Olympus featuring a PL lense mount for use in the near-Broadcast market. Ideal for commercials, music videos and documentaries.
i-SPEED cameras* are now compatible with LabVIEW - expanding their functionality for users wanting to control cameras from the LabVIEW environment.
InHelp, the inspection data management and reporting software streamlines many aspects of remote visual inspections with the IPLEX.
Combined XRD/XRF benchtop saves cost, space, and time with seamless integration of data and results.
The DSX series of opto-digital microscopes provide operating simplicity and absolute reliability.
The Magna-Mike is a Hall Effect thickness gage that uses a magnetic probe to perform accurate measurements on nonferrous and thin materials such as plastic bottles.
This new handheld ultrasonic thickness gage is compatible with the full range of Olympus dual and single element transducers making it an all-in-one solution.
Basic and affordable, this handheld ultrasonic gage measures the thickness of internally corroded metal pipes.
Portable countertop XRF analyzer provides nondestructive testing for rapid Precious Metals ID and analysis with automatic Karat Classification and Gold Plating Alert Feature.
This Guided Wave system propagates low-frequency ultrasound in the pipe length, covering 100% of the circumference.
New OmniScan ECA software provides new solutions for existing methods such as penetrant testing, magnetic particle or magneto-optical imaging (MOI)
The Xpert for Consumer/RoHS, a convenient compact XRF analyzer for regulatory compliance programs, provides accurate Pass/Fail results within seconds.
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Leading edge testing technologies include remote visual inspection, microscopy, ultrasound, phased array, eddy current, eddy current array, X-ray fluorescence and diffraction, high speed video, and optical metrology. Our products include ultrasonic flaw detectors and thickness gages, videoscopes, borescopes, microscopes, high speed video cameras, in-line and advanced nondestructive testing systems, XRF and XRD analyzers, interferometers, and a large selection of industrial scanners, probes,
software programs, and instrument accessories.
Olympus instruments are used in industrial and research applications ranging from aerospace, power generation, petrochemical, manufacturing, and automotive to consumer products. Olympus instruments contribute to the quality of products and add to the safety of infrastructure and facilities.
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