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A lightweight, low-profile system that provides tone presets to match the sounds of guitar cables.
Line 6's Relay G30 redefines the wireless experience for guitarists and bassists with superior sound, professional dependability, and refreshing simplicity.
The Relay G30 Digital Wireless Mic System provides a pure signal so guitars get a beautiful high-end sparkle and basses get a thunderous low-end punch, even at distances of up to 30 meters (98 ft. approx). The signal's clarity rivals that of the highest-quality guitar cables. Traditional wireless systems compromise their sound by rolling-off crucial high- and low-end frequencies and compressing their signals. Relay G30 offers superior sound with full bandwidth and zero compression.
Professional Dependability
The Relay G30 broadcasts its robust signal over the 2.4GHz band. This keeps the signal free from many kinds of interference. For added security, the system employs exclusive signal protection technology: it broadcasts an encrypted data stream on six channels simultaneously. Traditional wireless instrument systems, on the other hand, are susceptible to dropouts, static, and many other kinds of interference. Broadcasting over congested UHF bands, their signals may be affected by interference generated as far away as 100 miles, or more.
Refreshing Simplicity
The lightweight transmitter of the Line 6 Relay G30 remains out of the way of your performance, and the rugged receiver can sit on top of your amp or be added to your pedal board. The receiver offers bright and easy-to-read LEDs that display power, status, and battery life. Its standard 1/4" inputs and outputs deliver real convenience.
The mic system comes complete with transmitter, receiver, and all necessary accessories including cable, power supply, and batteries.
Attached to Your Guitar Cable?
For players attached to cables, adopting a wireless system introduces many questions: What will it feel like? Will it change my sound? Relay G30 sounds just like a cable, but it also sounds just like your cable. It features two EQ settings that match the frequency responses of typical guitar cables. Different players use different cables, but all players can use Line 6 Relay G30.
The Wireless Mic Revolution
Relay G30 is proudly ushering in a better-sounding and more dependable era of wireless guitar systems. It will inspire you to explore new areas of your music and the stage.
Whether you play bass or guitar, this wireless system is built for you. Order today!
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I use this unit all of the time since I bought it 3 months ago.It hasn't let me down yet.The transmitter battry latch does come open but I fixed it with 3 pieces of valcro.It...Read complete review
I use this unit all of the time since I bought it 3 months ago.It hasn't let me down yet.The transmitter battry latch does come open but I fixed it with 3 pieces of valcro.It keeps the door closed, other than that this is a great unit to have if you don't like the cords all over the place.
The receiver is like a Stomp Box pedal I like that, I look down and there it is on my pedal board.The tone quality sounds better to me when I use the unit rather than a cable.
Try it yuo'll like it.
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Don't Waste Your Money
Based on my experience I can't recommend this product at all. I wish I could have it replaced instead of having to keep getting it repaired. Even if it gets fixed, I can't...Read complete review
Based on my experience I can't recommend this product at all. I wish I could have it replaced instead of having to keep getting it repaired. Even if it gets fixed, I can't trust it to keep working. It's really embarassing to have your equipment fail during a performance. The compact size and ease of use is great, but what good is that if it's not dependable and is always broken.
Easy to use except I have to use duct tape to tape keep it on my guitar strap. Also doesn't stay on my belt. Just doesn't clip on and stay on well. Great compact size and no antennas. I put the receiver with my pedal board. No difference in sound quality-just like your guitar is plugged into the amp.
It stopped working right in the middle of a song during a gig. Was only 6 months old. Luckily I bought the extended coverage. It took 6 weeks to get it back after the hassle and expense of going to the UPS store and sending it in. The first time I used it after getting it repaired, it stopped working right in the middle of a song at a gig again. So now I have to pay to have it shipped for repair again.The definition of quality is "fitness for use." Since it is not fit for use I have to give it a terrible quality rating.
This product has no value because it fails to work properly
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Comments about Line 6 Relay G30 Digital Wireless Guitar System:
First let me say I play bass and most bass equipment is very expensive and I was looking for a cheap but reliable wireless to try out. I am not sure if you I am going to keep this one or send it back before 30 days are up.
So far using it only 2 times I find it a very easy to use wireless without any of the confusing stuff most wireless units have and a no fuss plug and play setup.
The description and manual both say wireless up to 98 feet but I have yet to go more than 20 feet in a live situation without there being some kind of disruption. Sometimes there is a delay that happens even being 5 feet away that is very slight and maybe I notice it a bit more than others do because its my sound and I am the one playing. I do find the wireless works best when the tone selection is set for 30 feet, but even then 30 feet is more like 12 feet. Even with that turned off you cant go more than 20 feet without it loosing line of sight and or screaming through your cabinet. ***NO WAY!!! can you use this wireless in a crowd or if someone tries to get close to you while the receiver is strapped to your strap or on your pocket.
I haven't tried attaching the receiver in between the strap where I run my cable through or on the inside of my strap. I will try those areas next maybe I will get a stronger signal or have less delay.
obviously it goes without saying if I bought the top of the line Line 6 Wireless unit I wouldn't have any issues and would be praising this brand...I still have my doubts...
Bottom line...if there was an option for "not sure" if I would recommend this to a friend, I would choose that option.
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I added this unit to my effects pedal board and I like the small size, it fits nicely. I generally play small clubs and the main purpose of this unit is to let me walk out to do a sound check for the band. It doesn't seem to lose any sound quality. I have not had any issues with anything breaking in the 12 months I've owned it. The downside is the battery life. I play 4 sets a night. I turn the unit off during breaks and I still had issues with the batteries going dead. I replace the batteries every show and I have still had the batteries go dead on me in the later sets. I do use alkaline batteries. Other than that I have not had any issues
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Has clear sound and works well at stated distance and beyond.
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The sound quality is good. The difference between this wireless and a cable is minimal.
This unit fails miserably when it comes to durability and reliability. The belt clip, although metal, is weak and bent open the very first time I used it. The battery door has a latch with a spring that is too weak to hold the battery door closed securely. Even when manually pushed closed, I've had the battery door open and the batteries fall out on many occasions. I've experienced intermittent, unpredictable "drop-outs" many times with this wireless, even when I was very close to the receiver. On several occasions, I've had the batteries suddenly go dead even though this LED indicators on the receiver had indicated they were okay just a short while before they went dead. Rather than a gradual loss of power, these were sudden, unexpected losses of power mid-song which left me scrambling for a cable in order to finish the song.
The Relay G30 is extremely easy to use. This is one of very few saving graces.
I would not recommend this wireless at all! This is the first Line 6 product I've ever owned and, because of the poor build quality, will likely be the last.
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After several months of gig use, the clip broke off from the transmitter unit. when I attempted to fix it back on, the round plastic knob broke off too. really poor construction. disappointing.
The battery latch, like many have commented before, it's also poorly made.
The wireless transmission works like a dream. Great transparent sound, but if someone in the vicinity has turned on his bluetooth device, you will get intermittent coverage.
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I was really looking forward to using this system in my setup, but two minutes before my band call on stage I start to put the transmitter on my belt, and I hear a snap. One of the little tab on the back of the pack broke off from me just trying to push it on my belt! Mind you, i had just bought this two hours before didn't even get to try it out cause our sound check got canceled. So that's a design issue! I'll be going to get another one today hopefully I can this with a better experience :). I'm sure they sound awesome! I want to believe!
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This little rig ROCKS! Literally. I have been playing professionally for 33 years and have had more than my share of wireless systems in that time. None of them came close to expectations and were either returned or scrapped. I read some good press on the Line 6 Relay so I thought I would take yet one more plunge into the murky waters of wireless...
I can see(or should I say hear) clearly that someone has finally come up with a wireless that works the way the guitar gods intended. All you hear is what you are supposed to hear: your guitar. I brought this thing home and hooked the receiver straight into my tube combo and hooked the transmitter into my Strat and all could hear is the sweet sound of fender goodness. Every nuance was there, as good or better than my HQ cables. No noise whatsoever. The range is great, enough for any gig.
I bought the g30, and although it is all plastic, it seems as though if treated with respect, will give years of service. I'm sure the higher priced versions in the series only get better in terms of quality. Battery life is good for this type of device, I bought some rechargeable AA's for it. I would recommend getting ones that are at least 2000 mha. As for the price, this beats everything else in this range. Bar none.
I used this last weekend for the first time in a live situation and it performed flawlessly, allowing me the freedom to move among the crowd and check our mix out front.
My search is finally over, I have found a wireless that works, and I could not be happier.
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Comments about Line 6 Relay G30 Digital Wireless Guitar System:
Works as advertised. It is very easy to set up and get started. I played my Strat Am Standard and Tele Am Standard through a Mustang iV amp using the G30. I could not detect any difference in tone, which was matched by the 5m/15ft setting. I had no problems with interference. Got more than 10 hours with the supplied AA batteries. The battery level indicators on the transmitter and receiver are a plus.
I wish the receiver had an on/off switch; I bought a cheap power strip and have it and the receiver sitting on top of my amp. You will be spending a bit on batteries. Not had it long enough to have an opinion on durability.
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I had a habit of stepping on my guitar cord, breaking it. I tried several brands of wireless units and most of them changed my tone and sound, even the high end units. I play with clean sound mostly in church and gospel and need good tone and sound.
As soon as Line 6 releaed the g30 and g50 I again decided to try the G30 as the ads said the sound and tone was the same as if you were plugged in!
Well, they were right! The sound or tone is not effected and is the same as if you are plugged in.
As far as some people having trouble with the battery cover comeing open, if you make sure it is latched it will not come open. The only con I can think of is: the metal clip will hit you instument if it is on the guitar strap and is in danger of scaring your instrument.
I have never experinced any of the cons that some of the people have listed, they must be really rough on their gear!
I also found that if used over 100 feet there is a slight delay, less than a second or so, but the company says it only works to 98 feet.
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Bought this to use a church. Since I play multiple guitars I wanted to just clip the transmitter onto my belt. After 3 uses one of the plastic pegs that hold the clip on broke. Ordered a neoprene pouch from Guitar Center that will replace the cheap clip.
As for the sound, it's just like being plugged in. Great range, no drop out, clear sound. Really enjoy the freedom of no cable.
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Painless way to check iPhone baseband is here
Add the source to your installer : http://www.trejan.com/irepo
Install BBInfo under Utility category
Thanks to amazing tman!
Manual Method
What you need:
1. WinSCP - http://winscp.net/eng/download.php
2. puTTY - http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~s.../download.html
3. bbupdater - http://rapid$hare.com/files/65139648...dows_.zip.html (Replace $ with letter s Unzip and extract "bbupdater", I don't know where else to get only the bbupdater)
5. Jailbreaked
What to do:
1. Install WinSCP
2. Check iPhone WiFi IP address -- Settings->WiFi->tap blue arrow->IP Address
2. Launch WinSCP - Enter IP Address in Host Name box, Username root Password alpine and uncheck "Allow SCP fallback". Click 'Yes' if a message window appears for the first connection attempt
3. WinSCP GUI will appear, your local PC directories will be shown on the left portion and iPhone directories will appear on the right. Browse to /usr/bin directory on iPhone if you already have that. If not make one by Right Click -> New or press F7 in the /usr directory
4. On the GUI, look for bbupdater you just downloaded, drag and drop it into iPhone's /usr/bin directory. MAKE SURE to set the permission to 0755!
5. Close WinSCP
6. Launch puTTY.exe
7. Enter the same IP Adress in Step 2 to the Host IP Name and click 'Yes' to the message for the first connection attempt
8. Enter root as login prompt and alpine as Password and you will see a '#' symbol
9. In the puTTY window, type: (to disable Comm Center)
launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.CommCenter.plist
10. Nothing will happen but then type:
bbupdater -v
The following message will appear and you can now write down the bootloader version of your phone:
Resetting target...
pinging the baseband...
issuing +xgendata...
firmware: DEV_ICE_MODEM_04.01.13_G
eep version: EEP_VERSION:207
eep revision: EEP_REVISION:8
bootloader: BOOTLOADER_VERSION:3.9_M3S2
11. Finally type: (to enable Commcenter again)
launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.CommCenter.plist
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Sparks collected five straight wins during a four-day span that stretched from last Friday through Monday earlier this week. The last of the those tournament tilts was a 6-5 win over South Tahoe in the tourney's title game Monday. The tournament championship gives Sparks a berth into the upcoming Pacific Southwest Regional Tournament in Vernal, Utah July 29 through Aug. 3.
"Winning the tournament was awesome," first baseman Jacob White said. "Our guys were all jumping around, happy we won the championship. We'd never experienced anything like that before. It was pretty amazing, a feeling we all liked."
Sparks had beat South Reno, 16-2, and Fallon, 23-3, in a pair of pool games last Friday. It then handed South Tahoe a 9-3 loss in the first round of double elimination bracket play. Next came a 3-2 win over South Reno and finally the championship win over South Tahoe.
"The kids have played great," Sparks coach Jeremy White said. "They're having a blast. It's a good experience and a new one ... They have me feeling like a kid again. I wish I could still play with them."
Sparks assistant coach Mike Mahoney said he's a veteran of many an all-star coaching summer. He thinks this squad may be as complete a team as he's been around.
"We can hit one through 10. There's not a bad hitter on this team," Mahoney said. "The kids are very aggressive. They don't look for walks. They go up to hit and that's what makes them different from a lot of teams."
While Mahoney chimed in on the team's offensive prowess, Coach White was quick to praise the pitching and defense.
"We have some outstanding pitchers," Coach White said. "Nobody has scored very many runs on us. We're pretty deep with a good rotation. We've got a lot of kids that throw hard. Our pitching is one reason I think we've got just as good a shot as anybody to win this regional tournament.
"We also play great defense. We were flawless in that second game against South Reno."
Vernal, Utah, will be a youth baseball Mecca in the coming weeks. It hosts the Cal Ripken 11u regional tournament next week and soon as those teams disband from the burg of around 9,200 people, the Babe Ruth regional and its teams hit town. Vernal sits 175 miles east of Salt Lake City, about 20 miles from the Colorado border. It will take the Sparks all-star caravan more than 11 hours to get there.
The long trip and the hotel stay will be well out of the normal baseball routine for Sparks, but the local team's coaches don't think they'll see any negative side effects once the club hits the diamond.
"I think the kids will be fine," White said. "We've all been trips. It's exciting for them, like a big adventure."
The younger White echoed those sentiments.
"We'll be fine. It doesn't matter where we play," Jacob said.
With just over a week to go before the regional tournament, Sparks has a handful of practices to still work on some finer points.
"We've been working on our pitch selection," Coach White said. "The last couple of games, we've been swinging at a lot of pitches because we are such aggressive hitters. We've got to make sure we're swinging at pitches we can handle, wheel house pitches. Plus we'll keep working on our pitching and defense.
Third baseman Gage Damers said he thinks offense will be a big factor as the team advances.
"I'm looking for us to keep hitting," he said. "We have to hit. We've played good defense and our pitching should be fine. We just have to keep hitting."
Sparks does face one tough obstacle before it heads to Utah -- fundraising. The team has to raise $6,200 to cover its travel expenses. Mahoney and White said they're about a third of the way there, leaving team families to still raise around $4,000 in just over a week.
Mahoney pointed out that he has tax ID forms to help potential sponsors write off their donation. Anyone interested in sponsoring the team with a donation should call Mahoney at 420-6375.


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Nikon Coolpix AW110 Waterproof Camera, HD 1080p, 16MP, 5x Optical Zoom, GPS, 3" Screen, Black
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Designed to capture and share all the action, on land or in water, the Coolpix AW110 is just as prepared for challenges and adventure as you are. Waterproof, shockproof, dustproof and freeze-proof, it is perfect for capturing outdoor pursuits all year round.
Use the built-in Wi-Fi to share your experiences as they happen, while built-in GPS, electronic compass and world map allow you to geotag your images, orientate yourself and track your route when on the move. The highly sensitive 16-megapixel CMOS sensor and dedicated low light modes combine to deliver stunning results in bright sunlight, at night or down to depths of 18 meters underwater. The camera is shockproof from heights of up to 2 meters and its large, stunningly bright OLED screen offers clear visibility in any situation.
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- Robust build: water- shock- and freeze-proof. Waterproof to depths of 18m, shockproof from heights of up to 2m and freeze-proof for temperatures down to -10°C.
- Built-in Wi-Fi: transfer your high-quality images and movies directly to your smart device ready for uploading on to your favourite social media. You can also use your smart device as a remote control for the camera – handy for self-portraits.
- Back-illuminated 16-megapixel CMOS image sensor: increases the amount of light that each pixel receives, improving sensitivity and reducing noise for superb performance in any light.
- NIKKOR wide-angle 5x zoom lens: offers outstanding precision and sharp resolution (35mm equivalent: 28-140mm).
- Large 3-inch 614k-dot OLED screen: with superior brightness and impressive colour rendering, thanks to OLED technology, this large screen offers excellent visibility and sharp contrast, even underwater or in direct sunlight.
- Built-in GPS and electronic compass: record the exact location (latitude and longitude) of an image as a 'geotag' in the image data (EXIF). You can also retrace your route via computer or use the compass to check your orientation.
- World map display: use this handy reference tool to see where you took your pictures or view the routes saved in your GPS log records.
- Altimeter: record the exact altitude at which you take a shot using the built-in altimeter (range: -300m to 4500m). When underwater, a Hydro-barometer measures your depth (range: 0 to -20 m).
- Anti-blur technology: automatically counters blurred images in four different ways. Hybrid VR (Lens-shift and Motion Blur Reduction) reduces the effect of camera shake.
- High ISO (up to 3200) light sensitivity reduces the risk of blurred images with fast-moving subjects or in low light. Best Shot Selector (BSS) automatically selects the sharpest of up to 10 sequential shots.
- Dedicated light modes: deliver superb results in any light, even without a tripod. Used in combination with Auto HDR, Backlight scene mode offers impressive tonal detail in any situation. Night Portrait mode delivers beautifully detailed night scenes and indoor portraits. Night Landscape mode: allows you to shoot sharp images at low ISO.
- High speed continuous shooting: capture the action at a fast 8fps with a maximum of 6 frames.
- Full HD movie recording with stereo sound: optical zoom and autofocus are available during recording. Options to film in slow or fast motion, using recording speeds from 15 to 120 fps. Features a built-in HDMI connector with HDMI-CEC support for output to an HDTV.
- Easy Panorama 360°/180°: lets you pan vertically or horizontally to create dynamic panoramas. Simply press the shutter and sweep the camera in front of you for stunning shots of expansive landscapes or colourful underwater worlds.
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Kohl's to unveil remodel in Waukesha
Kohl's will officially unveil renovations at its southwest Waukesha store on Wednesday, June 8.
The store, in the Fox Run shopping center, was built in 2002. It is one of 100 that the company will remodel this year.
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If you're the type of person who:
1. While reading a book, flips ahead or sometimes reads the end first. . .(Guilty)
they made the right call
It's pretty much been left to the discretion of Waukesha Police whether to close Main Street, Clinton, South, Broadway, etc. for live music in Waukesha. The weather was nice for the first Freeman Friday Night Live of the year and music lovers came. Everyone seemed to be having a good time, didn't appear to be any trouble. What I noticed most were the families with small children. I'm having a hard time picturing as many baby strollers and toddlers if they would've had to negotiate crowded sidewalks.
It's not the first time Downtown streets were closed to vehicles, so once again it felt very relaxing to be able to walk without worry down the middle of the Main Street. There's several sides to the road closure issue. My perspective wouldn't be the same as if I lived or worked downtown but I think, at least this one time, that street closures were by far the best thing to do. This well-advertised opening night of the series, eight stages of live entertainment, with weather that couldn't be beat, introduced a lot of new people to the great downtown we have.
Found: Weapons of Mass Distraction
I got up early Saturday to drive to Madison for theSusan G. Komen Race for the Cure. I was to set up the RE/MAX cold air inflatable, a little advertising for a national sponsor of the race. As long as I drove all that way and had to be there I might as well volunteer my time... and get the free volunteer t-shirt.
After setting up the inflatable I bounced from job to job; first helping with shuttle buses, then photographers, setting up chairs, and finally just taking down banners.
What's Happening: Jun 6 to Jun 13
Badgerland Water Ski Show
Weekly Event! Located at Frame Park on the Fox River, check out the Badgerland Water Ski Show as they practice to compete again at nationals in 2011- placed 6th overall in 2010! FREE Ski show begins at 7pm each week.- Frame Park, Downtown Waukesha, www.badgerland.org
Market on the Hill
Weekly farmers market held rain or shine. - Queen of Apostles- 449 W. Wisconsin Ave., 262- 695-9735, www.positivelypewaukee.com
Waterfront Wednesdays
This free musical series is held (weather permitting) at the Pewaukee Lakefront on Wisconsin Ave.- Pewaukee Lakefront, 262-695-9735, www.positivelypewaukee.com
Wednesday Night Classics
Dedicated to Classics, Rods, Customs and Muscle Cars. The Gasthuas has great food & cold beverages w/live music!- Weissgerber's Gasthaus, (262) 544-4460, www.wednesdaynightclassics.com
Pewaukee Lake Water Ski Show
Free water ski show for the whole family! Colorful costumes, music, live announcer and exciting water ski demonstrations. Donations graciously accepted.- Lakefront Park, Pewaukee, 414-350-8713, plwsc.org
Four Guyz in Dinner Jackets
Look back at the 1950's and 1960's as the Four Guyz deliver an unbeatable production filled with glorious four-part harmony, personality, and humor. This show is guaranteed to delight audiences of all ages.- SummerStage in Lapham Peak State Park, 262-337-1559, www.Summer-Stage.org
Freeman Friday Night Live Music
Festival is live music rain or shine on eight stages throughout the downtown every Friday. The schedule of performers changes weekly.- Historic Downtown Waukesha, 262-547-1060, www.DowntownWaukesha.com
06/10/11- 06/12/11
Queen of Apostles Festival
Live Music (Boogie Men, The Itch, Sweet Tarts, Joe Hite, $25,000 CASH Raffle, Fish Fry, Beer Garden, Basket Raffle, Sunday Chicken Dinner, Sheepshead Tournament, Corn Roast, Inflatables, Bean Bag Tournament, Toddler Triathlon- N35W23360 Capitol Drive Pewaukee WI 53072 , 262-691-1535, Fesitval.QueenofApostels.net
Classical "Pop" Guitar Concert
The Milwaukee Guitar Quartet entertains with a fun filled night of "pops" classical guitar. (Proceeds go to AngelsGrace Hospice and Lake Area Free Clinic.) - SummerStage in Lapham Peak State Park, 262-337-1560, www.Summer-Stage.org
Eagle Diamonds Vintage Base Ball Home Opener
Old World Wisconsin, 262-594-6300, www.oldworldwisconsin.org
Gemstones, Glass, Amber, Pearls, Gold and Silver Jewelry Bargains
Special bargains on high quality one-of-a-kind jewelry - River's End Gallery, Historic Downtown Waukesha, 262-896-8875, www.RiversEndGallery.com
Waukesha Farmers' Market
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What a great way to celebrate Les Paul's 96th birthday! Today only you can play electric guitar with your mouse on Google's homepage. Record and play it back. It's pretty amusing. I think Les would like what I recorded for him.
Surviving Thirteen - It's a Miracle!
I remember thirteen, don't you? Who doesn't? But honestly, the prelude to that momentous occasion - becoming a teenager, was the worse year of my life - to date.
My mom remarried, which meant we had to move. Again. Along with that blessed union came two older, quite angry, abusive step-siblings. Being the very middle child I now, oh joy, had the opportunity to be picked on by two more people. As a matter of survival, I became quite good at hiding; usually at a friend's house. Anywhere was better than home "sweet" home. If that wasn't possible, I holed up in my room and hid myself in a book.
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I'd like to congratulate all high school seniors graduating this spring; great job! Congratulations to our youngest, Nick, as he graduates Waukesha North in just a few hours, and to all his North forever friends and special friend from Pewaukee High, Emily.
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It's time for some people to butt out of our city's business. The Journal editorial staff for one. Unless one of them lives in Waukesha and signs to their opinion, worry about the city of Milwaukee and not us! I am also tired of news media flaming the fires of Larry Nelson supporters who continue to harass Mayor Scrima. Unlike many other politicians, a certain president comes to mind, Jeff Scrima ran on a platform and not platitudes. He is holding true to carrying out that platform which got him elected him to office with a large majority of the voters. The Nelson groupies continue to sound like a recording from the maternity room at the hospital.
Few people follow the news enough to know the garbage that many on the council have been playing with the citizen's overwhelming choice for mayor. If enough people know that a three person team of only non-elected people were chosen by the council to negotiate with Milwaukee for water, there'd be much more outrage. To have city administrator Luther on it, while seeming logical, it a horrible thing given that she has no roots to the city, was not elected and has made attempts to get employment elsewhere. We are to trust her to negotiate a good deal for Waukesha? Who are they kidding?
old man's pride
I had 112 decibels of pride for my son's graduation. Sorry if you temporarily lost your hearing.
Nick's graduation meant more to me than you'll ever know. Had to have air horns to celebrate when they announced his name, but they were sold out at Walmart. I asked three sales associates for help; one even called around to another store. Fortunately, the associate referred me to the boating place across the street where I was able to purchase a couple of the biggest, loudest horns in Waukesha.
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Badgerland Water Ski Show
Weekly Event! Located at Frame Park on the Fox River, check out the Badgerland Water Ski Show as they practice to compete again at nationals in 2011- placed 6th overall in 2010! FREE Ski show begins at 7pm each week.- Frame Park, Downtown Waukesha, , www.badgerland.org
Jazz in Cutler Park
Varied Jazz Entertainers each Wednesday evening- Cutler Park, Waukesha, 262-574-0082, www.jazzincutlerpark.org
If You Love to Read, get rid of your TV
Thrilled to see Southeast Wisconsin Festival of Books return for a second year at UW-Waukesha. This free event was a huge success last year and I loved it. As before there's a huge variety of authors to meet and listen to, food, music, exhibits...
A special added feature this year allows you to send your old televisions away for good. Electronics will be collected for recycling this Saturday 10:00 to 2:00 in Parking Lot 6 at UWW.
The Answer My Friend Is Bloggin' In The Wind
The last five years of Bloggin' the Walk has been fairly therapeutic for me. Five years ago my weekend Journal Sentinel delivery job ended. As an independent contractor I loved the freedom, responsibility and challenge. I enjoyed the physical part of the job, meeting people at the Waukesha stores I delivered to, being outdoors in all kinds of weather, pressure of delivering on deadline, being the first to read the headlines, the nightime quiet, moon, stars, planets...
remembering Dad
Father's Day 2005 also fell on the 19th. Gone six years now, Dad didn't quite make it. He passed the Thursday before.
It happened rather sudden. I wasn't prepared or ready to say goodbye. If I'd known then...
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Badgerland Water Ski Show
Weekly Event! Located at Frame Park on the Fox River, check out the Badgerland Water Ski Show as they practice to compete again at nationals in 2011- placed 6th overall in 2010! FREE Ski show begins at 7pm each week.- Frame Park, Downtown Waukesha, , www.badgerland.org
Jazz in Cutler Park
Varied Jazz Entertainers each Wednesday evening- Cutler Park, Waukesha, 262-574-0082, www.ci.waukesha.wi.us
veto vetoed
The mayor's water negotiation team veto was overturned at last night's council meeting. It was 9:00 by the time the last of the public commenters was heard and I was tired, so I didn't see the veto vote.
The Freeman and Waukesha Patch reported it pretty well, but one question remained. If two-thirds of the fifteen alderpersons are needed to override a veto why wouldn't one of them show up to vote? Which alderman wasn't present? I found Laurel Walker's article a little more complete.
Festival of Books
Before leaving for the Southeast WI Festival of Books last Saturday I loaded the Toyota to overflowing with old TVs, a radio, printer, computer and a couple monitors. (I wish people would quit leaving things here.) The free electronics recycling event at UWW coinciding with the book festival was very popular and at times there were lines of cars. Thank you to everyone helping and volunteering on this. Apologies and thanks to Barbara Reinhart who was there helping out, but who's photo in today's printed version of WaukeshaNOW was miscaptioned.
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. . . from a picture perfect weekend.
Good times were rolling, along with the good weather, in Downtown Waukesha for the year's fourth installment of Freeman Friday Night Live. Spring City Grass was jammin' 'till nearly 9:00 with crowd favorites such as Orange Blossom Special. Guest vocalist Cheryl Knutson concluded the evening's wonderful performance with a lively tune.
What's Happening: Jun 27 to Jul 4
Badgerland Water Ski Show
Weekly Event! Located at Frame Park on the Fox River, check out the Badgerland Water Ski Show as they practice to compete again at nationals in 2011- placed 6th overall in 2010! FREE Ski show begins at 7pm each week.- Frame Park, Downtown Waukesha, www.badgerland.org
Waterfront Wednesday concert
This free musical series is held (weather permitting) at the Pewaukee Lakefront on Wisconsin Ave.- Pewaukee Lakefront, 262-695-9735, www.positivelypewaukee.com
Oh sheet
You know those blue sheets they used to include in your license renewal to let you know your car is due for emissions and the hours? They don't do those any more.
I've had the notice for two months and waited until the last minute to send in payment. It's due tomorrow. Oh, the Toyota has to be tested this year? I didn't think they still tested 13 year old cars.


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Bayern Munich goalkeeper Manuel Neuer believes that on their day, the Bundesliga outfit can match Spanish and European champions Barcelona.
Barca are currently regarded as the best club side in the world, and have won three La Liga titles, a Copa del Rey and the UEFA Champions League twice in the last three seasons.
Bayern, on the other hand, are the most successful side in Germany but had a campaign to forget last term as they were pipped to the league title by Borussia Dortmund.
However, since the introduction of Juup Heynckes at the helm of the club, Bayern have recovered their dominant form this season, and Neuer believes that on their day, they are as good as Barcelona or Real Madrid.
"Our chances in Europe have a lot to do with form on the day," Neuer said on Bayern's official website.
"We've turned in a number of good displays in the Champions League. If we can repeat that or even improve it, we're on a par with Barcelona or Real Madrid."
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"I want to win the league at last," Neuer added. "Even if some of the lads who've been here for awhile and who've frequently laid hands on the championship shield might not want to hear it."
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This computer came with the incorrect product code, so I still haven't been able to register the software. The tech company that services the refurb never never never answers their phone. Never. The battery life for the computer is very short, making it not that portable. I am no longer real crazy about Windows products (I've been using a Chromebook for research), as they seem slow (we have superfast wifi), are cumbersome, and have really intrusive support. The mouse set up is also not my favorite. Hate hate hate this computer!
This was refurb, but they failed to set it up properly or perform a comprehensive diagnosis. The computer had the wrong product key and I can't use the dvd-rom to record clips. I called the number and left a message, but no one got back with me.
I have never bought a refurbished item before & probably never will again. As soon as I opened the computer the screen would not come on & still does not work. I don't know if anything else is wrong or not since I can't see anything. Beware of refurbished items, learned my lesson.
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Ligurian (Romance language)
- This article is about the modern Ligurian language. For the distantly-related ancient language, see Ligurian language (ancient).
|Lìgure, Zenéixe
|[ˈliɡyre], [zeˈnejze]
|Native to
|Italy (Liguria, Piedmont, Tuscany, Lombardy, Emilia-Romagna, Sardinia)
France (Alpes Maritimes and Corsica)
Monaco, Argentina (in the neighborhood of La Boca in Buenos Aires).
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|500,000 (2002)[1]
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Ligurian is a Gallo-Romance language spoken in Liguria in Northern Italy, parts of the Mediterranean coastal zone of France, Monaco and in the villages of Carloforte and Calasetta in Sardinia. Genoese (Zenéixe), spoken in Genoa, the capital of Liguria, is its most important dialect. The language belongs to the Gallo-Italic group of Romance languages.
Ligurian has almost 500,000 speakers, and is still widely spoken by many in Genoa and in many of the small towns and villages in the region. There are also many groups dedicated to the preservation of the language such as Associazione Culturale O Castello in Chiavari, which offers Ligurian (Genovese) language courses. Notable native speakers of Ligurian include Niccolò Paganini, Giuseppe Garibaldi, Christopher Columbus, Eugenio Montale, Giulio Natta, Italo Calvino, and Fabrizio De André.[citation needed] There is also a popular musical group, Buio Pesto, who compose songs entirely in the sub-dialect, Genoese.
There is, however, an uninterrupted[citation needed] literary tradition of Ligurian poets and writers that goes from the 13th century to the present, such as Luchetto (the Genoese Anonym), Martin Piaggio and Gian Giacomo Cavalli.
Geographic extent[edit]
Besides Liguria (Ligurian Ligùria), the language is traditionally spoken in coastal, northern Tuscany, southern Piedmont (part of the province of Alessandria), western extremes of Emilia-Romagna (some areas in the province of Piacenza), in northern and southern west parts of Sardinia (Italy), the Alpes-Maritimes of France (mostly the Côte d'Azur from the Italian border to and including Monaco), and parts of Corsica (France). It has been adopted formally in Monaco as the Monegasque language; or locally, Munegascu.
The Mentonasc dialect, spoken in the East of the County of Nice, is considered to be a transitional Occitan dialect to Ligurian; conversely, the Roiasc and Pignasc spoken further North in the Eastern margin of the County are Ligurian dialects showing Occitan influences.
In Italy, the language has given way to Standard Italian and in France to French.
Linguistic structure[edit]
Ligurian exhibits distinct Italian features, while also having features of other Romance languages. No link between Romance Ligurian and the Ligurian language of the ancient Ligurian populations, in the form of a substrate or otherwise, can be demonstrated by linguistic evidence. There are, however, toponomastic derivations from ancient Ligurian.
Variants of the Ligurian language are:
- Zeneize (meaning Genoese, main Ligurian variant, spoken in Genoa)
- Spezzino (in La Spezia)
- Monegasque (in Monaco)
- Mentonasque (in Menton (France))
- Intemelio (in Sanremo and Ventimiglia)
- Brigasc (in La Brigue and Briga Alta)
- Roiasc (French: Royasque) (in Upper Roya Valley)
- Tabarchino (in Calasetta and Carloforte)
- Bonifacino (in Bonifacio)
The Ligurian alphabet has:
- 7 vowels: a, e, i, ò (IPA: [ɔ]), o [u], u [y], æ [ɛ], plus the group eu [ø].
- 18 consonants: b, c, ç, d, f, g, h, l, m, n, p, q, r, s, t, v, x, z.
- It uses the umlaut (¨), circumflex (^), acute (´), and accent (`) on most vowels when the full pronunciation key is given in the official spelling. It also uses the c-cedilla (ç).
- a péia: pear (It. and Ro.păr Sp. pera, Pt. pêra)
- o méi: apple (It. mela Ro.măr)
- o belìn or belàn (used as an exclamation, lit. 'penis' similar with)
- o çetrón: orange (cf. Fr. citron 'lemon'; replacing Gen. limón—cf. It. limone)
- o fîgo: fig (It. fico Ro.fig Fr. figue, Gl. and Pt. figo)
- o pèrsego: peach (It. pesca,Ro.piersică Fr. pêche, Cat. préssec, Gl. pexego, Pt. pêssego)
- a franboâza: raspberry (Fr. framboise, Pt. framboesa)
- a çêxa: cherry (It. ciliegia Ro.cireaşa, Fr. cerise, Pt. cereja)
- o meréllo: strawberry
- a nôxe: hazelnut (It. nocciola,Ro.nuc Fr. noisette, Pt. noz)
- o bricòcalo: apricot (It. albicocca, Cat. albercoc, Pt. abricó)
- l'ûga: grape (It., Sp. and Pt. uva Ro.uvă,auo)
- o pigneu: pine nut (It. pinolo,Ro.nucă de pin Pt. pinho)
- arvî: to open (It. aprire, Fr. ouvrir, Sp. and Pt. abrir)
- serâ: to close (It. chiudere,Ro.închidere Sp. cerrar)
- ciæo: light (cf. It. chiaro Ro.clar)
- a cà: home, house (It., Sp. and Pt. casa;Ro.casă Cat. and Ven: 'Ca(sa))
- l'êuvo: egg (It. uovo,Ro.ou Gl. and Pt. ovo)
- l'éuggio: eye (It. occhio,Ro.ochi Fr. l'œil, Cat. ull, Gl. ollo, Pt. olho)
- a bócca: mouth (It. bocca, Sp. and Pt. boca)
- a tésta: head (It. testa Ro.ţeastă)
- a schénn-a: back (It. schiena,Ro.spinare Cat. esquena)
- o cû: arse (It., Sp. culo,Ro.cur Fr. and Cat. cul, Gal. and Pt. cu)
- o bràsso: arm (It. braccio,Ro.braţ Fr. bras, Pt. braço)
- a gànba: leg (It. gamba,Ro.gambă Fr. jambe, Cat. cama)
- o cheu: heart (It. cuore,Ro.cor Fr. cœur)
See also[edit]
- ^ Ligurian at Ethnologue (17th ed., 2013)
- Jean-Philippe Dalbera, Les parlers des Alpes Maritimes : étude comparative, essai de reconstruction [thèse], Toulouse: Université de Toulouse 2, 1984 [éd. 1994, Londres: Association Internationale d'Études Occitanes]
- Werner Forner, "Le mentonnais entre toutes les chaises ? Regards comparatifs sur quelques mécanismes morphologiques" [Caserio & al. 2001: 11-23]
- Intemelion (revue), n° 1, Sanremo, 1995.
External links[edit]
|Ligurian language edition of Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Associazione O Castello (in Italian/ Ligurian)
- ACADÉMIA LIGÙSTICA DO BRÉNNO (in Ligurian)
- Official Orthography and Alphabet (in Ligurian)
- A Compagna (Italian)
- Audio samples of several Italian dialects
- GENOVÉS.com.ar (English version) - Ligurian language & culture, literature, photos and resources to learn Ligurian (English)
- GENOVÉS.com.ar (Homepage in Ligurian and Spanish) (Spanish)
- Ligurian poetry and prose
- Ligurian dictionaries in Spanish and English to download for free
- Firefox, a web browser in Ligurian
- Opera, a web browser in Ligurian
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- Mar 3:
- Trial of Todd Klarkowski's accused killers could include witnesses using pseudonyms
- Dec 12:
- Three men charged with murder of Boulder man, two others in California set for April trial
- Oct 1:
- Slaying of Boulder man during Calif. pot deal detailed in court
- Sep 28:
- 'Classic double-cross': Boulder man's murder in alleged pot deal resonates 8 months later
- Mar 5:
- Man with Boulder ties extradited to Calif. in triple homicide case
- Feb 20:
- Calif. investigators looking for 2 people in relation to murder of Boulder man, 2 others
- Feb 19:
- Colorado man arrested in slaying of Boulder man, 2 others in botched California pot deal
- Feb 7:
- Police: Boulder man among 3 killed in botched northern California pot deal
A father and his son, who has ties to the Boulder-Denver area, are in custody in connection with a triple slaying in northern California last month in which a Boulder man was one of the men killed.
Detectives with the Sonoma County, Ca., Sheriff's Office on Friday announced the arrests of Francis R. Dwyer, 65, and his son, Odin Leonard Dwyer, 38, on suspicion of murder and additional unspecified charges.
Both men are being held in connection with the slayings Feb. 5, inside a home near Forestville, Calif., of 42-year-old Todd Klarkowski, of Boulder, Raleigh Butler, 26, of Petaluma, Calif., and Richard Lewin, 46, of Huntington, N.Y., during an alleged botched marijuana deal.
Already arrested in the case was Central City resident Mark Cappello, 48, of Central City. He was arrested Feb. 14 in Alabama on a fugitive warrant and was being held without bail in connection with the killings.
On Friday, authorities announced they had arrested Francis Dwyer at his residence in Truth or Consequences, N.M., and that he was being held in that state pending his extradition to Sonoma County.
In addition, detectives arrested his son, Odin Dwyer, at an unspecified location outside Denver, and said he, too, was being held in Colorado pending his extradition to California. The sheriff's release stated that the younger Dwyer had ties to several Colorado communities, including Golden.
Odin Dwyer's Facebook page, under "work and education," lists line cook at the The Lazy Dog on the Pearl Street Mall in Boulder, and states he is a 2003 graduate of the University of Maine.
On Saturday, Lazy Dog general manager Tanelle Ward confirmed Odin Dwyer worked there "for a short period of time, maybe a couple of months," about 18 months to two years ago.
"One of my employees just told me that he was fired," Ward said.
Odin Dwyer was arrested in Longmont in January 2011 on charges including driving under the influence, possession of less than an ounce of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia, according to Colorado Bureau of Investigation records. The possession and paraphernalia charges were later dropped.
Francis Dwyer does not have an arrest record in Colorado, according to bureau records.
Sonoma authorities said that the father and son were seen traveling together with Cappello in Wyoming, Nevada and Napa County, Ca., just days prior to the homicides. The investigation, which took detectives to Alabama, Colorado and New Mexico, led them to believe that all three suspects played a role in the Feb. 5 killings.
Detectives said that they have recovered evidence in their investigation which they believe is from the home of Butler's mother, which is where the shooting deaths occurred.
Investigators have said the three suspects had arranged to buy a large amount of marijuana at Butler's mother's residence. The victims' bodies were discovered in a bedroom by Butler's brother and his girlfriend, who had become concerned after they could not reach Butler by phone for hours.
Cappello was pulled over for a traffic violation Feb. 14 on eastbound Interstate 10 west of Mobile, Ala. During that traffic stop, Mobile deputies found a search warrant linked to the vehicle, a white 1995 Ford Bronco, stemming from the Sonoma County triple homicide case, police said.
They alerted Sonoma County sheriff's detectives, who then secured a warrant for Cappello's arrest, Myles said. He is expected to be booked into the Sonoma County Jail within the next few days.
Detectives have not disclosed whether Cappello and Klarkowski, who both lived in Colorado, knew each other.
Klarkowski was arrested on drug charges in 1999 and served six months in prison, according to Colorado court records. He originally was sentenced to two years of probation, but the probation was revoked.
Friday's announcement stated that while detectives believe they have the three people responsible for the slayings, their investigation is ongoing and there is still much work to be done, including but not limited to additional interviews of people both inside and outside California.


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