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1609 E 7th Ave, Tampa, FL | Directions 3360527.960199 -82.441307
Wed-Thur 10pm-3am
Fri-Sat 9pm-3am
Neighborhoods: Northeast, Historic Ybor
Worst club I've ever been to (out of hundreds)! STAY AWAY! – I honestly think that this is the worst club I've ever been to out of all the clubs I've been to in my entire life. This club absolutely sucks. During a recent show in which the #8 ranked DJ in the world was playing, the sound and power cut out to the stage on three separate occasions. When the club was emailed as to why an apology wasn't issued, there was no response whatsoever.
The sound system is absolutely terrible and sounds similar to a car with the stereo blown with way too much bass.
I would never give a dime to this place and would strongly recommend that no one give this place any business. Hopefully they'll learn, but I doubt it.
Terrible customer service. Terrible dance floor which spins and makes people dizzy. Terrible everything.
I cannot believe people still go here! – This place really just wouldnt be the first place on my list, not that it ever was but if you have nothing else better to do because every other bar is closed, i guess you have no choice. And the club promoters outside begging you to take the flyers or trying to get you inside with some new weekly scheme is so annoying! Skip Ybor all together and head to the clubs in Hyde Park!
Best Club in Tampa – New Years Eve at the AMP is the greatest! It also happens to be my birthday and I look forward to every New Year to celebrate at the AMP. Love going there even on a regular Saturday night. Their house DJ Mondo ROCKS!! My opinion is he is the next Tiesto or Okenfold. Want a good time where everybody gets along - come to the AMP!
If you like Techno - there's no place better – Between the thumping music, the rotating dance floor, and the stage shows, the Ampitheatre is the best dance club in Tampa!
What a great dance place! – I had a blast dancing all night long with my friends and don't remember leaving! I think I lost 10 pounds while shaking my booty! Huge and fun is the way I describe this place.
This uber-dance club brings world-class lighting, music and prestige to Ybor's elitist Seventh Avenue. – In Short
Stellar lights, sounds and ambience easily set this club into a class of its own. No where else on Seventh Avenue will you find a rotating dance floor, megawatt sound system or wing-clad dancers that mingle like moving sculptures throughout the venue.
It also boasts a full stage set with lights that sit midway between the two floors. The result is a great view from both levels and sound that rivals established performance clubs.
A little pricey for what it is... – Pretty cool club. Cover charge and drinks are expensive, but it's not bad on occasion. Good music and DJ's.
I love the place! – I visit Ampitheater every week, either on fridays or saturday, mostly fridays. And yes, i love to dance as if there is no tomorrow. This club is about pure techno and dance. In between, you will find everything that you ever expected .. cool crowd, cool in-house DJ, cool bartenders, cool performers and a cool setup.
I got hooked to this club by chance - and what a good chance that turned out to be.
If you see a guy dancing all night long on the centre-podium on a friday night, there is a big chance that it's me!
good techno club – This is a good club if you like to dance to only techno. They were spinning mostly breaks and a little trance the night i was there. The go-go dancers put on a good show.
Great time – Went down on spring break, and was by FAR the best club we went to on 7th ave. From the spinning dance floor, miss hawaiian tropic contest, the mist, lighting, dancers and crowd, it was a great time. If you haven't stopped by the club, you owe it to yourself to check it out.
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|Dec 1, 2012, 04:26 PM
Low-Mid range 'zoom' lens f/2.8?
Hi All,
I'll probably get alot of stick for asking this question but I have done much research on the web but I still have doubts over which lens to get (apart from leaning towards Tamron solely for the price).......
Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 (nikon fit) or the " equivalent" Tamron 24-75mm... I like outdoor photography and have the sigma 120-400mm (monster) literally permanently attached to one of my nikons....
I would however like something a little more portable and more responsive in low light.... anyone here use either or both these lenses and what are your experiences with them?
Any advice would be great... thanks in advance
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|Dec 1, 2012, 04:43 PM
I have both of the lenses you mentioned in Canon mount. The 120-400 is my bird lens and the Tamron 28-75 f/2.8 is my daily shooter. Nice and sharp lens that's good in low light but not as good as a 1.4. The Tamron is now available with their version of image stabilization (VC). Mine is not stabilized but I don't really miss it at the 28-75 focal range. I love the IS on the Sigma, but then I need it at 400.
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|Dec 1, 2012, 05:09 PM
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|Dec 1, 2012, 09:38 PM
But I do know that Sigma, Tamron and other third-party lenses fall short in image quality when compared to Canon/Nikon's offerings.
The Sigma gets heavy vignetting and distortion at the wide end. It has decent center sharpness but the Nikkor glass clearly outperforms it.
Tamron performs marginally better in distortion and vignetting, but in the middle of the zoom range the sharpness drops according to Photozone's testing. Again, the Nikkor is simply better.
Have you thought about the new Tamron 24-70mm VC? It has comparable image quality and even has vibration reduction for better lowlight performance.
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|Dec 2, 2012, 12:27 AM
I've used the Tamron a bit. It's not bad. But it's not great. Corners are less than ideal.
If you're on APS-C do yourself a favor and get a 17-55mm (or similar) lens instead. And then a fast 85mm for portraiture.
But I agree: if you're shooting APS-C (DX) get the 35mm f1.8; if you're shooting FF get the 50mm f1.8, which is more expensive but also better than the Canon equivalent (which is basically all I use for stills, despite owning lots of good lenses). Even if it's in addition to a mid-range zoom.
The 35mm f1.4 lenses are also just super nice on FF.
|Dec 2, 2012, 07:18 AM
Hey all,
Thanks for the replies... seems like it's down to 28-75 tamron or the 35mm nikon...
My only concern is that I have 2 bodies.. D50 and a D3000 (of which the latter I am wanting to replace with a D600 when I can afford it!!)... I might see if i can hire both lenses for a day or 2 and then make a decision as to which I prefer as the lenses will be used on my D50(for now).
Thanks again
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|Dec 2, 2012, 11:42 AM
For this kind of photography you never really need a zoom lens because indoors you can always walk forward or back to frame the shot. And you will find the f/1.4 is MUCH better then f/2.8 After all it is TWO f-stops faster This allows a 4X shorter shutter speed that means you'd be at 1/60 with the f/1.4 lens and get sharp images but with the zoom you'd be at 1/15 and could not even get the shot.
Yes do go for the f/1.4 if you can rther then the f/1.8 unless you are really short of cash or need the wider 35mm
|Dec 9, 2012, 12:44 PM
Thanks to all for your pointer, advice and general helpful opinions ....
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You might say Camila Alves has it all: three gorgeous kids (3-month-old Livingston; Vida, 3; Levi, 4), a movie star husband ( Matthew McConaughey) and a fabulous career. Did we mention she was super, super nice? Meet Alves, the new brand ambassador for INC, as the Brazilian model/designer stops by Macy's Aventura 2 p.m. Saturday to host a fashion show. We chatted before her trip:
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ST. LOUIS — After not being a factor in Creighton's first two Valley tournament wins, Ethan Wragge turned in an impact performance in Sunday's championship game.
The junior forward made five 3-pointers and scored 15 points in the 68-65 victory against Wichita State. The 16 minutes he played was one more than his total in the first two games against Drake and Indiana State.
"It felt good to get in there and contribute today," Wragge said. "It was kind of matchup things the first two games but today I felt that I could take advantage of the opportunity."
Wragge jump-started a Bluejay offense that got off to a slow start against the Shockers. The teams combined to make 2 of their first 25 shots, with Creighton clinging to a 6-3 lead until Wragge connected on his first shot with 11:24 left in the half.
He connected again two possessions later, and made his third shot of the game to give Creighton a 19-7 lead with 8:50 left in the half. The Shockers then got going, and took their only lead when Malcolm Armstead scored to make it 28-27 with 2:15 left in the half.
Thirty seconds later, Creighton regained a lead it never relinquished when Wragge connected from the wing. He added another 3-pointer in the second half, finishing the game 5 of 9 from behind the arc.
"Once I got that first one down, I got in a rhythm," Wragge said. "You make that first one, and then it just seems like you can get that second one off a little quicker. When that one went in, I felt like it was going to be pretty good day."
Wragge's fifth basket came during a stretch when Creighton increased its lead while All-American Doug McDermott was on the bench with three fouls in the second half.
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Coach Greg McDermott said Sunday underscored Wragge's value to the Bluejays.
"Ethan is going to start for almost every other team in our league," McDermott said. "He's mature enough and unselfish enough to understand the role we need him to play for our team to have the best chance to win.
"I don't think twice about throwing Ethan in there."
Keying on Doug opens up other options
Wichita State clamped down on Doug McDermott, holding him to 14 points and limiting him to 5-of-13 shooting from the field. The junior forward had burned the Shockers for 41 points on 15-of-18 shooting in Creighton's 91-79 win March 2.
Greg McDermott said the Shockers committed one of their guards to help out inside on his son. That helped keep Doug McDermott under control but it opened up some other options for the Bluejays.
"We ran some plays early for Doug, and they jumped it with a guard from a long ways away," Greg McDermott said. "The reality of it is you try to figure out what their plan is and then you try to adjust accordingly.
"The way they guarded Doug was the reason Jahenns (Manigat) was able to shoot eight 3s and all of them wide open. The way they guarded Doug and Gregory (Echenique) is the reason Ethan gets nine looks at the 3. You have to pick your poison with us."
The extra attention Wichita State devoted to Doug McDermott didn't surprise the coach.
"I would have done the same thing," he said. "I'd have made us hit jump shots. Fortunately, we were able to hit enough today to win."
CU remains perfect in St. Louis finales
Creighton's win enabled the Bluejays to improve to 9-0 in championship games played in St. Louis. It also enabled Creighton to deny the Shockers their first title in St. Louis.
The veterans on Wichita State's team came to the tournament last season seeded No. 1 but lost in the semifinals. This time, the Shockers were the No. 2 seed but lost in the final.
"I'm just disappointed this senior group didn't get to cut down nets," Wichita State coach Gregg Marshall said. "I do believe that the group that's in our locker room will do so many times. I don't know how many, but I think it will be multiple times over the next two or three years.
"We get to lick our wounds and go back and try to get better."
It gets physical for Shockers and Jays
The wounds Marshall referred to were probably not just mental. The title game was a physical fare that players on both sides are bound to feel in the coming days.
"It was a war," Marshall said. "It was, both ways. If you don't go in there with some malice, you weren't going to be able to put it in the basket."
Sunday's action wasn't for the faint of heart, which made it tough on Creighton's Josh Jones. He had to give up the game in early December because of a heart issue, and he said watching from his seat behind the Creighton bench was difficult.
"I almost passed out," he said. "My heart rate was really going but I really didn't care. I felt like I was almost playing in that game, except this was tougher."
Creighton has plenty of support from fans
As they have throughout the tournament, Creighton's players gave props to the 6,000 or so fans that provided them with unparalleled support in St. Louis.
"It was like a home game for us," guard Grant Gibbs said. "In some ways, it might have been better because of the way they supported us. When you have that many people screaming for you, it's hard to lose."
Wragge called the support the Bluejays received special.
"I've been coming here four years, and it was never better than this year," he said. "This was absolutely the best."
Creighton's next game will come in the NCAA tournament. One of the eight sites for second- and third-round games will be the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Mo. Greg McDermott said Creighton could see a repeat of this weekend's support if it is fortunate to land a spot there.
"Our fans are crazy," McDermott said. "They're incredible and incredibly crazy because of the passion they have for our program.
"The guys have said it many times these last three days that it felt like a home game. Our fans were into it. They picked the right times to energize our team."
Before each game, thousands of Creighton fans showed up at the team's hotel to provide what Greg McDermott called an unbelievable send-off.
"It gives you goose bumps," McDermott said. "The hair stands up on the back of your neck when you come down that escalator with all those people. It's a special moment in these guys' basketball careers.
"The crowd was great. It was huge for us. We certainly appreciate they were here."
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Creighton's Doug McDermott was named the tournament's MVP for the second straight year and was joined by center Gregory Echenique on the all-tournament team. Wichita State's Carl Hall and Malcolm Armstead and Illinois State's Jackie Carmichael also earned all-tournament recognition. McDermott and Creighton's Kyle Korver are the only players in league history to win the MVP honor twice. … Echenique's six blocks were a record for a championship game. He blocked 13 shots in the three games, second-most in tournament history behind Creighton's Benoit Benjamin. … In addition to winning the tournament for a record 12th time, the Bluejays won back-to-back championships for the third time in their history. Creighton also went back-to-back in 1999 and 2000 and in 2002 and 2003. … The Bluejays outscored Wichita State 30-20 when Doug McDermott was on the bench. … The championship game attendance of 16,659 was the second-largest in tournament history behind the 22,612 for the 2007 title game. Attendance for the four days totaled 71,029, second to the 85,074 in 2007.
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Nashville Judge Gloria Dumas is preparing to fight when she faces a rare ethics trial before a court of fellow judges.
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While Dumas carried on with business as usual in her own courtroom, attorneys for the court that regulates Tennessee judges sparred with Dumas' own lawyers over evidence for her upcoming ethics trial.
"Judge Dumas is entitled to be treated like any other litigant in a civil procedure," one of her lawyers, Bill Farmer, argued in a hearing before Judge Don Ash, presiding judge for the Tennessee Court of the Judiciary.
The charges were prompted by our NewsChannel 5 investigation that caught Dumas repeatedly showing up for work late, using defense attorneys to hear her cases for her, even hiring her own daughter in violation of nepotism rules.
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In November 2008, Dumas admitted to us that she has sometimes been late to court.
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She also acknowledged hiring her daughter as a court officer.
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Still, her attorneys have even balked at answering basic evidentiary requests, such as one to "produce any documents identifying you as a judge."
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Endeavor Cos., a privately held Chicago-based firm, bought the building, at 235 N. Executive Drive, from an investment group affiliated with Brookfield-based VK Development Corp. The sale was brokered by Inland Cos. and Inland principal Tom Shepherd.
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Obama's ObamaCare "Let's Make a Deal" on steroids: Call 10 key House Democrats
President Obama has sunk to a new low with his latest strong-arm tactics to convince 10 key House Democrats to change their ObamaCare NO vote to YES when it comes their way again. The 10 NO Dems were invited to the White House yesterday for some Presidential persuasion, because the President needs them to change their votes to keep ObamaCare dream alive.
The most egregious example of strong-arming being the Obama administration just happening to recommend Congressman Jim Matheson's brother, Scott, a judgeship for the Tenth Circuit court. How about that? Now Matheson, who voted twice against ObamaCare in the House, is now undecided!
From the Weekly Standard, Obama Now Selling Judgeships for Health Care Votes?: "Tonight, Barack Obama will host ten House Democrats who voted against the health care bill in November at the White House; he's obviously trying to persuade them to switch their votes to yes. One of the ten is Jim Matheson of Utah. The White House just sent out a press release announcing that today President Obama nominated Matheson's brother Scott M. Matheson, Jr. to the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit."
Talk about brazen. No attempt to have put this in the works back in November for future influence? This was not the only time there appears to be influence peddling: "The timing of this nomination looks suspicious, especially in light Democratic Congressman Joe Sestak's claim that he was offered a federal job not to run against Arlen Specter in the Pennsylvania primary. Many speculated that Sestak, a former admiral, was offered the Secretary of the Navy job."
I heard about Obama's push to persuade the 10 Dems on Mark Levin last night. He is asking for a Levin Surge, that means a calling campaign. Senator Jim DeMint urged doing the same. Many people think their calls don't do any good. May I respectfully disagree that the only reason we haven't passed ObamaCare yet is because of your calls and presence at Town Halls and Congressional offices!
I join Jim and Mark in urging you to call the 10 Key Dems and politely ask that they stand firm on their NO votes. Call one, a few or better yet, all 10 Congressmen: Jason Altmire 202-225-2565, Allen Boyd 202-225-5235, Lincoln Davis 202-225-6831, Stephanie Herseth-Sandlin* 202-225-2801, Frank Kratovil 202-225-5311, Betsy Markey 202-225-4676, Jim Matheson 202-225-3011, Heath Shuler 202-225-6401, John Tanner 202-225-4714, Scott Murphy 202-225-5614
The normal Conference process of melding the House with Senate bill into one that then is voted on again by the House and Senate has failed. Even if they did have a final bill, the election of Scott Brown to the Senate makes a 60 vote majority unlikely.
UPDATE**But wait a minute, if the House passes the Senate version, which already was passed Christmas Eve, then it goes to Obama for signing into law! The premise was that the House should pass the Senate version to have it go for Reconciliation in the Senate and then they would "fix" it later to suit both chambers. But if the House passes the Senate version, as is, legally, it does not have to go to the Senate for another vote! It will be law. No wonder Sen. Jim DeMint mentioned that the House doesn't trust the Senate? Rep. Stupak, who objects to taxpayer funded abortion says there are 12 Dems ready to oppose health care bill. If that is true, passage of the Senate version is unlikely.
So [then] the only hope of ObamaCare passage [now] is a little used budgetary tool called Reconciliation allowed by the Constitution. This was never meant to pass something like ObamaCare, but the President and Democrats are threatening to use it anyway. (Then again, Pay for Play influence isn't allowed either--in addition to Matheson, remember Senator's Mary Landrieu's Louisiana Purchase and Ben Nelson's deal?)
Funny how times change. The President himself said he would not use Reconciliation when he was campaigning. Obama is now renaming Reconciliation as a Simple Majority or an Up and Down Vote. Whatever the name, it is still Reconciliation that needs 50 + 1 votes.
If we were still under President Bush, the 50 Yes Senate votes wouldn't be enough to pass Socialized Medicine, because Vice President Dick Chaney would cast the tie breaking NO vote. But then again, if President Bush were still in office, the focus of the administration would be the economy. We would have lowered taxes on businesses, allowed domestic oil drilling, and stopped the government takeover of the US Economy, instead of pushing business killing ObamaCare and Cap and Trade.
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Tiger and Elin - A Christmas Story
The truest measure of off the charts super-stardom is to be known by an iconic name or nickname, a singular descriptive that defines not only a person, but a persona.
Tiger is a nickname, bestowed upon a young Eldrick Woods by his father in tribute to a Vietnam comrade. It is now synonymous with an almost carnivorous competitive fire which, in combination with his other-worldly talent, has placed him on the dizzying summit of being the first BILLION DOLLAR athlete.
Bending the Bow
In December I wrote of the episode of Tiger Woods in a post entitled Tiger and Elin - A Christmas Story; it appears in the column immediately to the right. In that article I drew heavily upon the imagery and content of Greek mythology, and at its end noted, "we await the third and fourth act of this morality play. We wait to see if Tiger is Oedipus or Odysseus".
Tiger Woods' address on February 19 was the third act of the morality play. There can be no question that the entire matter was managed. He spoke before a hand-picked, friendly audience. He took no questions. It was held at one of his sport's inner sanctums, with blue curtains, and warm, inviting colors. It was staged. But the first thought I had was how different his face looked. Gone was the imperious, Rushmore-like edifice carved into the rock of his persona. I was instantly reminded of how O.J. Simpson looked when first apprehended. I don't believe any pancake make-up or ginned-up sentiment can achieve that. He looked more than humbled or chastened. He looked hollowed.
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Last week we learned of Anthony Stancl's sentence of fifteen years in prison for his role in what is now known as a "sextortion" case. We know the lurid details: the procurement of nude photographs of fellow students, the subsequent blackmail of those students for the performance of sexual acts, and the stunning power of technology to make those threats real. Gosh - the things that happen in the inner city.......
OOPS - guess not. It happened right here in the cozy, prescription drug-hazed land of suburbia, just a few short miles from our own two High Schools.
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Nakoma Development LLC wants to build the apartments on 30 acres at 1300 S. Barker Road, said Dan Ertl, city planning director. The project would include six two-unit townhouses, with the remaining 174 units spread among four larger buildings, he said.
Buy Buy Baby coming to Brookfield
Buy Buy Baby, the division of Bed Bath & Beyond that is devoted to baby products, will open its first Wisconsin store in Brookfield, in the Fountain Square shopping center.
The store will go in the space formerly occupied by Circuit City, according to local sources. A spokeswoman for Bed Bath & Beyond said she couldn't confirm the new store plans, but acknowledged that the company is advertising on its Web site for a manager for the store.
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Roundy's Supermarkets Inc.'s new Metro Market, the second for the company, will open Saturday, March 20, at 17630 W. Blue Mound Road, Brookfield. The grand opening is scheduled for March 22.
The new Metro Market is a transformation of what was the oldest Pick 'n Save in the chain. The store closed after Christmas for the construction project, which included the expansion of the building and the demolition of a vacant Hollywood Video store.
March happenings at the library
April 15th is just around the corner. The library has tax forms available. You can also obtain tax forms on line for both the state and federal .
Parents can sign up their children for library story time starting on Monday, March 15th. Story time begins on Tuesday, April 6th at 10:30 am. There are stories, crafts and activities for kids 2 to 6 years of age.
New restaurant in Heinemann's space in Brookfield
The owner of the new Brookfield Family Restaurant at the Harvard Square shopping center says he's been packing 'em in since he opened March 1.
Felipe Garfias, originally from Iowa, owns and operates the busines with his cousin, Frank Galvan. The two have some experience in the Appleton area, but are new to Brookfield. Garfias wasn't familar with the popular Heinemann's restaurant that closed in the same space last year.
Foundation Raises over $26,000 at Annual Dinner to Benefit Educational Grant Programs!
The Elmbrook Education Foundation's Annual Foundation Dinner was sponsored by Boldt Construction, C.G. Schmidt Construction, and Plunkett Raysich Architects and hosted by the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts on 2/28/10.
A district-wide crowd of approximately 200 guests enjoyed dinner prepared on-site by Carrabba's Italian Grill, coffee service by Caribou Coffee (Bluemound), and casino games sponsored by Casino Party Specialists. Got Gold? Parties was on hand to purchase gold at unheard of prices from those that brought in their unwanted or broken gold for cash.
Stephanie Horne's next stop: Brookfield
Stephanie Horne is moving again, this time to the Harvard Square shopping center on Blue Mound Rd. in Brookfield. The local boutique operator will close her short-lived store at Mayfair and reopen in the new space April 1.
The Harvard Square store will go in the space formerly occupied by the Acorn boutique, between Talbot's and Chico's. It has more space for her expansion into shoes, Horne said. Acorn went out of business last year.
Kuttemperoor family loses control of Brookfield development site
Developer Vincent Kuttemperoor and his sons, Ajay and Sanjay, have lost control of a prime 66-acre development site in Brookfield, where they had hoped to build offices, a hotel, housing and retail space.
The Percheron Square site, west of Calhoun Road between I-94 and Blue Mound Road, is now owned by Water Street Land LLC, a company formed by M&I Marshall & Ilsley Bank, according to documents filed with the Waukesha County Register of Deeds.
Indoor go-kart racing tracks proposed for Brookfield
A family entertainment center, featuring indoor go-kart racing tracks, is being proposed for a former warehouse in the Town of Brookfield.
The two indoor tracks -- a small one for young children and a longer one, with higher speeds, for older children and adults -- would be part of Top Dog Speedway and Family Entertainment Center.


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Hi there,
I've got some scripts which generate books and documents, and as part of this process, they create PDF preflight reports for each of the documents. I've only just started using the preflight reports properly so I hadn't noticed this before, but it seems that sometimes, the preflight report for one document doesn't generate, despite the fact that no errors are thrown. If I try to manually generate reports for this document, the PDF only has 1 page of info, despite there being many errors (75). Stranger still, the one page is marked as page 2 (i.e. page 1 and all pages after page 2 of the pdf report are missin) If I generate a txt report then all of the errors are mentioned in the report.
I've looked around and can't find much about whether this is to do with a built-in limit or if there's some option I can change to make this work. Is there something I'm missing, or is it just a strange bug, like it seems (seeing as it works on some docs but not others)?
Edit: Here's the specific code, in case it helps...
var process = app.preflightProcesses.add(this.Document, preflightProfile);
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if (results != "None")
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process.saveReport(File(GF.BookFolder + "/Output/" + this.SectionName + "_preflight.pdf"), true);
GF.WriteError("Error processing preflight");
What exact version of InDesign and what platform?
I have seen serious corruption problems with the preflight database in most releases of CS5 and CS5.5, primarily manifesting in the user interface, sometimes leading to crashes and sometimes leading to hard hangs. It would not surprise me if this manifested as inconsistencies in the scripting interface as well.
Or your problem could be completely different.
It's version 220.127.116.113 on OSX 10.7.3 . Both tell me they are up-to-date.
Is there any way to rebuild the preflight databse or determine if this is the problem?
Yes, 553 is up to date. I think the problem is less bad there than in some earlier versions, but it's definitely still present.
Is there any way to rebuild the preflight databse or determine if this is the problem?
If you are seeing hangs or crashes, then there is additional data we could look at.
But if you're just seeing anomalous behavior, then I am really not sure.
You may have an independent bug.
OK, i'll try to live with it / use txt preflight / wait for CS6!
Well, you could certainly try CS5.5. My preflight problems were....different in 188.8.131.528. Harder to trigger, and more crashes than hangs, if I recall correctly.


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Is the valve at the wall all the way open?
Also, you might want to disconnect the water supply hose and make sure there's nothing in there that dropped down when you removed the little piece of solder.
After reading through here on leaking fill valves [water would continue to run ever so slightly after flushing], I followed the directions and removed and cleaned the unit. I found a piece of solder stuck in the tube and figured that must have been the problem and thought while I was at it I would replace the cap [528].
Now after flushing the water line will hammer until the water level is reached and the valve shuts off. So the leak is fixed but the hammering is obviously no good. I pulled the until completely apart and put it completely back together and the hammering continues. Suggestions?
Is the valve at the wall all the way open?
Also, you might want to disconnect the water supply hose and make sure there's nothing in there that dropped down when you removed the little piece of solder.
To clarify the hammering is durring the last 1/2" of fill or so of the tank. Prior to that there is not any concern. Just a thought, does the ID of the flex tube from the fill valve to the fill tube have any impact? I ask as I grabbed one off a FluidMaster that was laying aroung that was new vs. the original one from the toto/korky which is about 10 years old.
Multi-turn shutoffs (verses say a 1/4-turn ball valve) have a washer, and at certain flow rates if the washer is worn, the screw is loose, or there's something caught in the line, can make some nasty water hammer occur. I'd also check my household water pressure. You can get some noises on things (especially toilet fill valves) if the pressure is excessive (anything about 80psi requires reduction per codes). The older valve, because it was leaking, provided a release from high pressure. Now that it actually can seal, it may be complaining about high pressure...it's easy enough to check.
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Maybe try switching the fill hose with the old one and see if it makes a difference.
Also, if that doesn't do it, check where you reattached the float to the new cap. Sometimes, it's possible to get it in there a little off-kilter. It should click smoothly into place and then move freely and smoothly when you touch the top of the arm of the float that sits on the cap. From your description, the hammer is being induced by harmonics that are occuring when the flow is starting to be restricted (the last half-inch or so of the fill process). The reason I said to try going back to the old hose is that the first thing you look at when diagnosing a problem is "what has changed from when it worked fine?" If that doesn't do it, then the most likely sources of hammer are going to be weird flow at the wall valve like Jim mentions, or the flow right there at the shutoff point of the Korky, and a sticky float might do it. You might look at the Korky video on servicing the valve to see if they do it differently than you did it.
Let us know if any of this fixes it. Sometimes, we throw the stuff out there and the most-unlikely potential cause turns out to be it.
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After coming in as finalist in two comedy competitions in his first year (2001), Joe Fontenot hit the road extensively, unleashing his Bipolar style of comedy on audiences all over the country. Thought of as a comic that just cant be labeled, you just dont know what Joe will bring to the stage from night to night. Whether its angry-in-your-face or wild and crazy. But one thing is certain, its always consistent, and intensely funny. For this reason that Joe is being touted as one of the strongest up-and-coming comedians in the northwest.
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Marilu Henner has starred on stage, in several hit TV series, films, commercials, television movies, and specials. She has costarred with some of Hollywood's leading men and worked with some of the best directors in Hollywood and on Broadway. She believes that with good health you can do it all. She has an incredible amount of energy, replenished constantly with good health and compatible habits. It is the key to managing the hectic pace of being Marilu Henner.
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These books address her years of being overweight and stifled by bad health, and her journey of discovery to good health. It is a story of Henner's own trial and error, noting the connections made and compulsions untangled through knowledge, observation, and understanding. It helps reevaluate ideas of fitness, debunks the quick-fix diet, and gives a holistic approach to health that can be maintained for a lifetime.
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NEW YORK ( MainStreet) As the new year dawns, old goals are reinfused with feelings of purpose and possibility, whether illusory or not. After bottoming out on Thanksgiving, online diet searches surge on New Year's Day, and eating plans are twice as popular as exercise among early January Internet users. (The peak lasts about five days, mirroring the faddish nature of so many diets.)
If you overindulged this holiday season, you may be interested in the top ten diets, in terms of Internet interest, at the end of 2013. Here they are, as reported by Experian.
10. DASH diet
DASH, an acronym for Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension, includes lots of fruits, vegetables, whole grains and low-fat dairy foods, as well as some meat, fish, poultry, nuts and beans; high-sugar items, red meat, and added fats are limited. The eating plan is lower in salt than most Americans are used to and has shown effectiveness in treating high blood pressure , especially in its lowest-sodium form.
9. Cabbage soup diet
The cabbage soup diet is close to self-explanatory: dieters consume fat-free cabbage soup two to three times a day for a week, with additional items allowed on specified days . Stick to the program, and you're likely to lose weight, since you probably won't be getting close to the recommended daily allowance of calories for an adult. Which makes this a crash diet, cheap but unsuited for long-term results.
8. Mediterranean diet
Inspired by the eating habits of Southern Europe, the Mediterranean diet promotes consumption of olive oil, plant foods, fresh fruit and dairy products. Some fish and poultry are allowed, while red meat is limited. Wine in moderation is encouraged. Purported health benefits include cholesterol regulation, blood pressure control and anti-inflammatory effects.
7. Military diet
A social media-promoted fad that promises up to 10 pounds of weight loss per week (or 30 pounds per month) without exercise, the military diet is said to alternatethree days on, four days offbut actually requires calorie restriction and careful food selection throughout. The diet's website presents the plan as "a combination of low calorie, chemically compatible foods designed to work together and jump start your weight loss," designed to work "in an emergency situation" (e.g. needing to fit into a wedding dress).
6. South Beach diet
Purporting to replace "bad" carbs and fats with "good" versions, the South Beach Diet was created as a heart disease prevention program but became popular as a means of losing weight. Starting from the premise that carb-rich foods like breads cause blood glucose to spike, inducing "hunger cycles," South Beach emphasizes unprocessed foods: vegetables, beans and whole grains. White stuff bread, potatoes, rice is prohibited.
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Crude oil has extended to new highs reaching $98 and seeming to attempt to reach out next target at $98.79. You must follow the U.S. dollar with Wednesday's data in order to trade crude oil.
Additionally, with equities on the war path, higher crude should follow suit. This market will remain bullish all the way down to $93 and I can see a healthy consolidation above that level.
It looks likely $100 is in the cards, and a rise to $103 would complete a $10-range move.
Previous highs at $96.92 to $96.97 should now act as support.
A move below $95.47 the higher low two days ago will initiate further liquidation to test major support at $94.95. If you are long from our alert trade, roll your stop up to $97.39 in the CLH3. This will lock in a $500 gain.
Resistance: $98.33***, $98.79*, $99.56
Support: $96.92-$96.97, $96.20*, $95.47, $94.83-$94.95***


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Housing Industry Wonders: What Does Mel Watt Want?
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APMel Watt: "meeting all day and reading all night." By Margaret Chadbourn The U.S. housing industry has waited three months to find out how Mel Watt will govern taxpayer-owned mortgage companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and has been frustrated by his silence. The former 11-term congressman from North Carolina, who... Continue Reading »


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Two months is not a lot of time.
Updates, minicomics & fanart
Messenger is back! Weekly updates should resume on Saturday as usual from here out. Follower will continue to update on Wednesdays. Ask a Chio updates…whenever.
I spent part of this weekend updating the layout for both Messenger and Follower. Both comics are now more mobile-friendly, and should look nice on things like iPads and phones and whatever other crazy touchscreen devices people are using these days. I am still making a few tweaks, but the big changes are all done. If you spot anything that isn't working, don't hesitate to let me know!
The "Light" minicomic continues – you can view the latest page by voting for Messenger on TopWebcomics! I've also put up all the back pages in a new minicomics section as thanks to everyone for supporting the comic so far.
I also have a couple of new fan art drawings to share:
Thanks, Spartan!
And thanks to everyone else for your continued support and readership! See you next Saturday for more!
Overdue Fanart Friday
It's been a while since I've made a post, and I have some stuff to update with, so let's go!
First off, I'm going to hijack this fanart by Spartan for some shameless self-promotion! The Ursa Major Awards nominations are open for a few more days, and I would really like to see Messenger and/or Follower nominated this year! The awards are based on the voters' choice, and you can nominate multiple works as long as they fit the category. Please take a moment to support Messenger (and any other works you feel are deserving) by nominating it for a UMA this year! These comics would probably fit best in either the Best Graphic Story or Best Other Literary categories, but you can submit them where and however you choose. (And many thanks to Spartan for the image!)
I also received another drawing by Spartan of Eldora in the Monsterhive IRC channel, as well as a drawing from Aiwan. Huge thanks to them both! Getting fanart always makes my day.
You can check out tons of other cool stuff readers have made on the Fan Stuff page.
In other news, the hiatus is over at last! I wanted to sit down and finish up issue 1 of Follower once and for all, so I could submit it for print and build a buffer for updates. I accomplished this goal last week, but have spent the past few days prepping the pages for print. Follower #1 should be available in March in both print and as an ebook, and will contain the entire first chapter of the comic – even the pages that haven't been posted yet! Now that I've gotten that beast out of the way, I'm going to catch up on Messenger. Doing two comics is a juggling act for sure, but I really enjoy it.
That's all for now. Keep an eye out for new Messenger very soon!
2013 Ursa Major Awards Nominations
The nominations for the 2013 Ursa Major Awards are now open, and this year I'm hoping to see Messenger and Follower nominated in either of the Best Graphic Story or Best Other Literary Work categories! The Ursa Major Awards are, as written on their site:
More formally known as the Annual Anthropomorphic Literature and Arts Award, the Ursa Major Award is presented annually for excellence in the furry arts. It is intended as Anthropomorphic (a.k.a. Furry) Fandom's equivalent of the Hugo Award® presented by the World Science Fiction Society, mystery fandom's Anthony Award, horror fandom's Bram Stoker Award, and so forth. Anyone may nominate and vote for candidates for the Awards. These Awards are decided by the fans, not by a committee.
I feel that both Messenger and especially Follower qualify for these awards due to the Chio storylines in both comics. Although I don't identify as someone in the furry fandom, I know a lot of my readers do — and being nominated could help the comics reach a new audience. While I don't think I stand much of a chance competing against some really big webcomics as have been nominated (and won) in the past, even being nominated would be a huge honor, and help both Messenger and Follower become more known.
How can you help? Visit the Ursa Major Awards site and click "nominations page," and then either enroll to register or login if you've registered before. Then, add Messenger and Follower under Best Graphic Story and/or Best Other Literary Work. For clarity, you may want to submit the comics both by name with their URL, so there is no confusion – for example, "Follower – http://follower.messenger-comic.com". Submit the form, and you're done! It's easy. You can (and should!) nominate other comics and media you enjoy for the other categories, as well. You can even nominate multiple things for the same category, if you like.
What's next? The nomination period is open through February 28th. After that, if the comics were successfully nominated, you can then start voting for real on them!
If we can make it into the nominations category, I'll come up with some kind of small reward comic. If we can get even further than that, I'll have to think of something bigger!
As always, I appreciate your ongoing support. Thanks for reading my comics!
New Ebook: How Eldora Met Icy
I've been meaning to make some new books and things and finally got around to putting this short story into ebook form.
Best Friends is the story of how Eldora met her adorable adventure cat companion, Icy! First published in the print edition of Messenger: Chapter 2, this story is now available as a stand-alone, DRM-free PDF. This ebook is 19 pages and contains a full-color original comic. Being image-heavy, the file is approximately 4 MB. Tested on an iPad and Kindle Fire, it works best on devices with a color display. "Best Friends" is $3 minimum through Gumroad, although if you like Messenger and want to support it, you can pay what you feel the story is worth.
This is pretty much an experiment in selling comics as a digital download, so if you would like me to produce more short stories like this (or republish existing print-only stories) please show your support.
Guest Art?
First off, happy 2014, everyone! This is the year that Messenger turns 10 and that's pretty weird to me.
I wanted to make a post as a follow-up to my last news bit about taking a short break from comics for a few weeks. There's been a lot going on in my life recently, like a death in the family, a new job, ten million winter holidays, and then getting sick. I've not been feeling well on and off since November, and finally went to a doctor last week and found out I have pneumonia. Oops. I've been dealing with that and am starting to feel much better, but just incredibly drained all the time. I had been planning to start posting both Messenger and Follower again this week, but the most I've been able to accomplish is sleeping and looking at my DS occasionally and doing other exciting sick activities. It's really, really frustrating to want to get all these things done and just not have the energy to do them.
So all of that aside, if there is anyone who would like to contribute any kind of guest art/fiction/etc to the site, I would certainly love to share it up on the front page as filler for another week or two while I kick this bug out of my lungs. I will provide credit and links to your own comic/DA/whatever, of course, and will also put your art up on the Fan Stuff page for everyone to see for the rest of forever after. You can e-mail anything you'd like to share to me at bug [at] messenger-comic.com, submit it to DA and note me a link, or post it on the forums.
If not, hey, at least here's an update about what's going on with the comic! Here's to a (hopefully) much better and healthier 2014. Thank you for all these years of continued support; just knowing there are readers out there enjoying what I do makes it worthwhile.


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Yoga Festival Bali - Balispirit Yoga Festival Ubud Bali
Enlivening Bali since 2008, ours is the annual celebration everyone is still talking about.
Culminating with the Balinese celebration of Nyepi, a moment of sacredness where the entire island invites silence and contemplation, the BaliSpirit Festival team has re-emerged!
The Festival lives in our hearts and souls and we thank each and every one of you for being there! Without our incredible sponsors, willing volunteers, committed staff and loyal attendees – YOU – the BaliSpirit Festival simply would not be the amazing event that it continues to be, seven years strong!
Most importantly, we extend our deepest gratitude to the Balinese community for embracing the spirit and essence that is the BaliSpirit Festival. We were deeply moved and humbled by the special opening of this auspicious event by Ida Pedanda Gunung on the opening night of the Bhakti Series.
Even though the party may be over, the celebration continues within. In those brief moments when life will undoubtedly challenge us, take a moment to pause, breathe and recall the five magical days and nights that you spent nestled in nurturing Ubud.
We look forward to welcoming you to the Eighth Annual BaliSpirit Festival:
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Aug. 7
• Harassment. A 46-year-old male reported an incident that occurred on West Montview Street around 4:30 p.m. Aug. 5.
• Assault III. A 27-year-old female reported an incident that occurred at 12:30 a.m. at a location on Highway 278 By-pass.
Aug. 8
• Unauthorized use of a vehicle. A 39-year-old female reported an incident that occurred at her residence and involved a Chrysler Sebring.
• Duty to give information and render aid. A 16-year-old female reported damage done to the bumper of a Nissan XTerra while located on Highway 278 and Highway 9 between noon and 12:35 p.m.
Aug. 9
• Fraudulent use of credit/debit card. A 50-year-old female reported fraudulent use of her Noble Bank debit card that occurred between Aug. 1 and Aug. 6.
• Theft of property II. A 67-year-old male reported the theft of 150 tablets of Alprazolam and 120 tablets of Hydrocodone that occurred on Taylor Street between July 23 and Aug. 7.
• Falsely reporting incident. Officers investigated a false report made on Mack Alexander Road.
• Assault II. An 87-year-old male reported an assault that took place on North Center Avenue between 3 p.m. and 3:15 p.m.
• Duty to give information and render aid. A female reported an incident that occurred in Lisa's Gifts' parking lot around 10:45 a.m.
Aug. 11
• Theft of property III. A 30-year-old female reported the theft of $100 in currency that occurred in the 300 block of East Ladiga Street between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Aug. 9.
• Harassment. A 32-year-old male reported an incident that occurred on Church Street at 9:30 p.m. Aug. 10.
• Assault III. A 57-year-old male reported an assault that occurred on Highway 278 By-pass at 7:30 p.m.
Aug. 12
• Dogs at large. A 61-year-old female reported a brown Dachshund was running at large on West Front Street at 8:20 p.m.
• Assault II. A 26-year-old female reported an incident that occurred on Sparks Street between 6 and 9 p.m. Aug. 11.
Arrest reports
Aug. 5
• James William Trotter, 34, possession of drug paraphernalia.
Aug. 6
• Matthew Scott Forrister, 24, probation violation.
Aug. 7
• Sasha Renee Hopkins, 27, probation violation.
Aug. 8
• Anna Georgette Joubran, 26, possession of a forged instrument I.
• Amanda Gail Downey, 30, theft of property III.
Aug. 9
• Ricky Lavon Swink, 39, contempt (two counts).
Aug. 10
• Heather Josephine Baldwin, 24, assault II.
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Melody Thornton. Seriously? What. Were. You. Thinking?
The former Pussycat Doll rocked up - minus bra - in this totally see through, nude (ahem) dress to last night's Elle Women In Music bash and for once, managed to steal the limelight from her former bandmate Nicole Scherzinger, which, we're guessing, was the intention.
Not even Nicole's head-over-shoulder-look-at-my-perfectly-toned-bum pose could distract from Melody's turn on the red carpet. We believe that's what's known as 'payback' for Nicole stealing the lead vocals, camera time and best outfits during the PCD years.
Flying the flag for British music at the Hollywood do were Ellie Goulding and Jessie J who performed in a skin tight, hot pink, leopard print catsuit, which on any other day would have been the riskiest outfit of the night.
Close, but no bra Jessie.
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couldnt live without sky tv, couldnt wait to get rid of their broadband.
upto 20 meg?? we got 0.6 meg.
it honestly felt slower than my old dial-up.
i tried them twice & never again.
they send food that is about to go out of date.
e.g. i ordered 6 chilled ready meals (3 for 2 deal) and would have been ideal for work. when they arrived they all had to be eaten on that same day, or the day after.
i rang them and asked how on earth anyone would think i could eat 6 ready meals within 2 days. they did refund 50% but not the point.
i used to love primark for work clothes & pj's.
whilst being poor quality and coming away after a few washes - they were cheap enough to throw them away.
like most other "cheap" companies, they have used price to build a good reputation, opened loads of stores, then started to hike the prices of their products.
i can now get better quality clothing and pj's for the same price, at a supermarket.
£30 to feed 2 people?? no thanks.
only used them as they had a special offer, the food was just bland.
their online status of order check is a brilliant idea - but i doubt it is accurate.
i received my food 40 mins after it was out for delivery.
thankfully I havent had to contact talk-talk many times for my mam's broadband (she rarely has any problems).
unfortunately when i did contact them, they were totally useless - obviously reading from a script.
if talk-talk brought their customer services back to the uk - i would consider switching my home broadband.
nothing against our offshore friends - they just dont understand me and it isnt fair on me or them.
i have igoogle as my homepage and would never use any other search engine either at home or office.
My default browser is google chrome.
ebay used to be a fab way to get rid of your old stuff.
unfortunately they got greedy.
I have held contracts with vodafone for apx 10 years. Never had a problem with signal or customer services. I currently have 2 contracts running, mine and my teenage son's. Personally I would never go to any other network, unless vodafone went bust !!
A few years ago I had a problem with my bank and vodafone were more than happy to give me more time to pay my bill (without disconnecting me or limiting my usage).
90% of times I have had to customer services i have found them very polite and helpful. Of late, not so knowledgeable unfortunately? perhaps they have moved offshore.
cheap products. good delivery.
ordered a dressing table shown as in stock.
terrible communication from next regarding delivery.
waited over 3 weeks.
love R&B for my kids' shoes.
they take time and have lots of patience
can always rely on good old lipsy for a decent frock
even when not buying - i love having a good old nose at the houses for sale
excellent site, love the clothes, delivery is excellent, but the prices are increasing all the time.
i used to be able to get a decent frock for £30 - now am looking at £50-80 for the same quality :(
there are now cheaper retailers who i tend to use more.
no probs with paypal but then again i dont sell anything.
i only use it to purchase securely
again facebook decides to make a total change of the format without giving users a choice.
the timeline view is truly awful and confusing.
i will give it 2 weeks to try and get used to it, otherwise i will have no choice other than to deactivate my account. :(
my friends & family are of the same opinion and have the same intentions.
had couple bad experiences (non delivery) at first and just-eat kept referring me to the take-away. my argument being my contract is with just-eat - they are responsible for ensuring all terms are met after accepting payment.
HOWEVER, i have had no problems of late and have to say i would not order a take-away directly anymore.
using Just-eat is so much easier and convenient. (no language barriers as i sometimes find when ordering chinese/indian food).
everything is in writing therefore no margin for error (busy staff taking down wrong order).
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A high pressure ridge off the coast of California has turned off the tap that provided above average moisture to the Sierra Nevada during December.
A graph issued by the National Weather Service this afternoon comparing this year's snow water equivalent and the 30-year average for the Sierra Snow Lab near Donner Pass.
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