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Waukesha — A vacant two-story house at 3609 Madison St. was destroyed in a fire reported about 12:50 a.m. Thursday, the Waukesha Fire Department said.
When firefighters arrived, the roof of the house was on fire and collapsing, the fire department said in a news release.
The cause of the fire has not been determined.
No one was injured.
The Spoon restaurant is back in business under new ownership near downtown Waukesha
Rich Sanchez grew up in the kitchen, and now he is giving a new eatery a second chance to grow.
Sanchez, 39, and his business partner, Tanner Janusz, are taking over The Spoon, a counter-service restaurant on Hartwell Avenue, just off Main Street, in Waukesha that serves soups, pies and sandwiches.
The restaurant, which offers carryout orders, opened in December, but then closed in January when its owners found themselves looking for new management in response to their own success.
Sanchez felt willing and able to step in, on relatively short notice.
"My brother was always in the garage with my dad working on cars and such, and I was in the kitchen with my mom," said Sanchez, who grew up in Waukesha and is a 1994 Waukesha North High School graduate.
» Read Full ArticleNew downtown apartment complex part of plan to save Waukesha County Museum
the financially struggling institution.
A new future could be on the horizon for the Waukesha County Museum, assuming the city can live with more "upscale" apartments as part of a plan that would help saveThat's something that isn't clear at this point, given the common council's recent decision on an unrelated, but similar, apartment plan that was ultimately rejected.
Interim Waukesha County Museum chief executive officer Tom Constable said last week that a local developer is willing to buy the museum's buildings at 101 W. Main St. from the Waukesha County Historical Society and Waukesha County Museum.
The sale, however, is contingent on the city giving the apartment project an approval, said Catherine Huelsman, who is part of the development team — Historic Prairieville Limited Partners — that would purchase the museum site.
As part of the redevelopment, the developer would add 42 market-rate apartment units, making room by tearing down two other buildings on the museum's property: the old jail built in 1885 and a connector building built in the 1930s.
» Read Full ArticleWaukesha Police Report: Feb. 26, 2015 issue
1 Prescription drugs, an iPod, headphones, a calculator and other miscellaneous items were stolen from a locker room at Gold's Gym, 831 W. Moreland Blvd., prior to 12:45 p.m. Feb. 12.
2 A caller reported that a male was lying under a garbage bag at 1820 Oakdale Drive at 1:14 p.m. Feb. 12. However, police determined the caller was mistaken because when he showed police the bag there was nobody there and no footprints around it. Police said the movement was probably the breeze blowing the bag.
3 An intoxicated male was in the hallway threatening the caller with a broomstick at an apartment at 410 E. Main St. at 6:26 p.m. Feb. 12. The landlord advised the man that he is being evicted. After all of the parties went back into their rooms, the man came back in the hallway and continued the disturbance. He was subsequently arrested.
4 A caller's vehicle was spray-painted at 2330 Michigan Ave. prior to 11:36 p.m. Feb. 12.
5 A caller reported finding a pair of tennis shoes on fire in an alley in the 200 block of Estberg Avenue about 9 p.m. Feb. 13. The man ended up putting the fire out.
» Read Full ArticleSuspects from Hartland, Oconomowoc charged for their alleged roles in robbery of Waukesha bank
suspected of holding up a Waukesha bank on Feb. 20, have been charged in Waukesha County Circuit Court for crimes related to the alleged robbery.
Jason Barnhill of Hartland and Lance Keota of Oconomowoc,Barnhill, 33, was charged as party to a crime of robbery of a financial institution and with misdemeanor bail jumping.
Keota, 26, was charged with felony robbery of a financial institution.
According to the criminal complaint, Barnhill and Keota robbed the Associated Bank, 100 E. Sunset Drive, at gunpoint. Police later discovered the weapon used by the men was an airsoft gun, not a real firearm.
Bank employees said in the complaint that both men entered the bank at about 10:30 a.m. dressed in dark clothes and wearing masks. One of the suspects, identified in the complaint as Keota, was waving what appeared to be a gun; he jumped over the bank counter and stole nearly $5,500 from a teller's drawer, the complaint said.
» Read Full ArticleProsecutors seek to deflect move of Slender Man case to juvenile court
Waukesha — Prosecutors in the Slender Man stabbing case argue that a defense theory that would require dismissal of adult homicide charges against two girls is a defense that should come into play only at trial.
Both the state and defense have filed briefs before Waukesha County Circut Judge Michael Bohren's decision March 13 on whether to continue the case in adult court or throw it out and let prosecutors refile a lesser charge in juvenile court.
Morgan Geyser, 12, and Anissa Weier, 13, were charged in June with being parties to the crime of attempted first-degree intentional homicide, in the May 31 stabbing of their friend, Payton Leutner, in a Waukesha park.
At a preliminary hearing last week, Geyser's attorney argued that the more appropriate offense is attempted second-degree homicide, because Geyser, diagnosed as suffering from schizophrenia, believed that if she didn't kill her friend, Geyser and Weier and their own families would be killed by Slender Man, a fictional Internet character.
Anthony Cotton, Geyser's attorney, argues that the state failed to prove Geyser did not act on that fear, citing the extensive evidence at the preliminary hearing about Geyser's beliefs and behavior. Attorneys for both girls have said their main concern is to move the case to juvenile court.
» Read Full ArticleWaukesha police investigating death of man found on sidewalk
Waukesha police are investigating the death of a man found on the sidewalk just off West Sunset Drive and South West Avenue Wednesday morning.
Sgt. Jerry Habanek of the Waukesha Police Department said no fould play is evident in the death.
Officers responded this morning near the McDonald's, 1425 S. West Ave.
No other details were immediately available.
Waukesha police arrest Associated Bank armed robbery suspects
The two suspects accused of robbing an Associated Bank last week have been arrested.
Capt. Ron Oremus said Wednesday morning that charges of robbery of a financial institution for the suspects - Jason Barnhill and Lance Keota - were being referred to the Waukesha County District Attorney's Office.
On Wednesday afternoon the DA's Office charged Barnhill with robbery of a financial institution-party to a crime, a Class C felony, as well as bail jumping, a misdemeanor.
Police said it is believed that approximately $10,000 was stolen in the robbery. Clothing and a fake weapon have been recovered as evidence, Oremus said.
According to police, the men robbed the Associated Bank, 100 E. Sunset Drive, at gunpoint at 10:28 a.m. Friday, Feb. 20. No shots were fired and no one was injured from the incident.
» Read Full ArticleWaukesha County Board gives go-ahead to seek redevelopment proposals on Mud Baths building
the one-time Moor Mud Baths Resort — is still unknown.
The future of the former Waukesha County Health and Human Services building —But the county is now taking the steps to see if a developer could repurpose the historic building on the county courthouse grounds in the city of Waukesha.
The Waukesha County Board passed a resolution by a 19-6 vote on Tuesday, Feb. 24, directing county staff to put out requests for proposals (RFP) to essentially advertise the building, one which county staff had wanted to see razed.
The county board's decision came about four months after the board voted to remove $3.3 million from the county executive's capital projects budget — money designated for the demolition of the building. If a developer is found and the building is sold, the old Moor Mud Baths Resort and two subsequent wings would be preserved. The building's east wing — not part of the historical designation — is still scheduled to be torn down.
Every county committee had previously followed staff's recommendation to keep that money in the 2015 budget so the building could be razed this year. County administration previously said the building would cost about $24 million to make the necessary upgrades.
» Read Full ArticleAnother wine bar could be coming to downtown Waukesha
Downtown Waukesha is all of a sudden becoming a wine destination.
Following the approval of a similar establishment earlier this year, a second wine bar, Spring City Wine House, is looking at filling a vacant storefront at 336 W. Main St. — a storefront located within The Clarke Hotel.
Harp & Eagle Ltd., which owns the recently revitalized hotel and its new Clarke Irish Restaurant & Pub, would house the Spring City Wine House.
The business' owners — Tom and Stacy Hockel — are looking to get a conditional-use permit approved by the city's plan commission on Wednesday, Feb. 25.
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» Read Full ArticleDarrin Malone, final suspect in Waukesha gas station homicide, arrested in Milwaukee
More than a month after his alleged role in the fatal shooting of a gas station clerk in Waukesha, Darrin Malone, the third and final suspect in the case, was found this week.
Malone was arrested on Monday, Feb. 23, in Milwaukee, said Kevin A. Carr, the U.S. marshal for the Eastern District of Wisconsin.
Malone, 28, had been wanted by the Waukesha Police Department since the armed robbery homicide on Jan. 13 at the Citgo station, 1445 Whiterock Ave. He has already been charged with felony murder-party to a crime in the shooting death of 65-year-old Saeed Sharwani of the town of Brookfield.
Malone was arrested at a residence in the 4000 block of N. 48th St. on Milwaukee's north side at approximately 2:30 p.m. Monday without incident, the U.S. Marshals Service said in a news release.
The U.S. Marshals Service also said Malone's brother, Jovany Butler, was arrested at the residence.
» Read Full ArticleWaukesha Police Report: Feb. 19, 2015 issue
1 Tires and rims were stolen off a 2013 pickup at Mission Auto Services, 1230 S. West Ave., prior to 8:13 a.m. Feb. 5.
2 An intoxicated male was trying to talk to the caller's 3-year-old son on the corner of East Broadway and North East Avenue at 3:41 p.m. Feb. 5. When the woman told him to stop talking to her child, he started swearing.
3 An intoxicated man who had a knife was in the warming center at St. Matthias Episcopal Church, 111 E. Main St., at 6:40 p.m. Feb. 5 and threatening "to kick everyone's (expletive)." He was arrested. The center's manager took the man's knife away.
4 The catalytic converter was cut out of an Air Systems Engineers truck at 305 Wilmont Drive prior to 11:28 a.m. Feb. 6.
5 A caller reported a Santa Claus decoration was hanging from what appeared to be a noose at a residence at 1122 Perkins Ave. at 12:04 p.m. Feb. 6. This mannequin has been repeatedly called into police over the last several weeks.
» Read Full ArticleGolden Gate Restaurant will host annual Chinese New Year festivities
In celebration of Chinese New Year, Golden Gate Restaurant in Waukesha will hold its annual festivities.
A free Chinese Lion Dance Show will take place from 2 to 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 21, in the restaurant's parking lot within the Golden Gate Centre and inside the restaurant, 1427 E. Racine Ave.
The event features firecrackers, music and lucky money ($1 to $100 while they last).
Lucky money is a Chinese New Year's activity where parents give their children red envelopes in the evening, with good wishes for their kids staying healthy in the coming year. Red envelopes always have money in them.
Money put in red envelopes is believed to bring good luck, as red is a luck color.
» Read Full ArticleAssociated Bank in Waukesha robbed at gunpoint by two masked men
Police are searching for two men who robbed an Associated Bank at gunpoint Friday morning in Waukesha.
According to a news release from Capt. Ron Oremus of the Waukesha Police Department, two masked men entered the bank, 100 E. Sunset Drive, and one displayed a handgun, jumped the counter and took an undisclosed amount of money just before 10:30 a.m.
Both then fled the bank, located at the intersection of South East Avenue and East Sunset Drive, and headed southbound on foot toward Big Bend Road.
Oremus said no shots were fired and no one was injured. Police do not know if a vehicle was involved in the robbery.
The suspect who displayed the handgun is described as a black male, approximately 5-feet-11 to 6-feet tall, slender build and estimated to be somewhere between the ages of 35 and 40.
» Read Full ArticleDeveloper: city's downtown apartment denial tells others 'don't bother coming to Waukesha'
Despite revisions made by the developer over the last few months and the city staff giving it its blessing, a 202-unit apartment complex on the site of the old Fox Head Brewery will not be built.
In a tight 8-7 vote last week, the common council declined to rezone the land that would have been redeveloped at 211 and 223 Maple Avenue — a triangle-shaped parcel bordered by Maple Avenue, Williams Street and North Grand Avenue.
The council needed to rezone the site, just west of Carroll University, from a manufacturing zone to a general business planned-unit development to make way for the mixed-use commercial and residential development that would have been named Fox Head Residences.
The fact that the council on Thursday, Feb. 19, did not follow the recommendations of the city's redevelopment authority, its plan commission and planning department baffled developer Terrance Wall of T. Wall Enterprises.
"It seems very odd that the council wouldn't take all of that into consideration," a frustrated Wall said after the meeting. "Why have a planning commission if you're not going to listen to it? Why have a (redevelopment authority) if you're not going to listen to it? What's the point of having planning staff when your staff is telling developers this is what we want to do and then the council shoots it down.
» Read Full ArticleFox Head Residences project coming before Waukesha Common Council tonight
The developer for the Fox Head Residences will likely find out tonight whether the changes he has made to the proposed apartment complex in Waukesha will be enough to get an approval.
Plans for the Fox Head Residences, a luxury-style apartment building near Carroll University, will come before the council at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at City Hall, 201 Delafield St.
The last time the project was before the council many aldermen spoke against the apartment, which would be located near Carroll University at the site of the former Fox Head Brewery (bordering Maple Avenue, Williams Street and North Grand Avenue).
The developer – T. Wall Enterprises – then made adjustments to his site plan and plan of operation, reducing the height of the wings of the building from five and four stories to four and three and the number of units from 245 to 202, among other changes.
The city's plan commission gave the updated preliminary site plan its approval at a meeting in January.
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Way to LITTLE? Cmon now. If it was so simple you wouldn't be making half the comments you ever make. You wouldn't feel the way you do about humanity if you thought being honest is something that is suppose to come easy. However maybe you have a different idea of respect. Respect is not little to me, it is something I do not expect, because I realise most people have not the first inclination of what it even means to respect themselves, let alone me. I end up having an understanding without judgement to the best I can.
Concerning that most humans have the idea of being superior to everything on this world and the universe, it is way too little.
If they want me to stop being so intolerable towards humans then stop with that patehtic smart-mouthing they have had going since like the dawn of civilization or earlier.
I do not in any way support the idea that humans are more important than nature either.
That kind of thinking is what is leading this world into a craphole.
Sounds like you are terribly harsh on people. Very hard on people, or yourself. Sometimes I say things, and usually I don't regret them, but I learn the real reason I said it, my intent behind it, and with change of reasoning, we change our words. Pretty much everyone grows in their own way. Someone can be a racist, and still just be someone who lies. And I don't know anyone yet who does not lie.
Sorry but I do not tolerate any type of judgemental stupidity that in reality has no value or any good purpose whatsoever.
If we really are the intelligent species we think we are, then most of what I hate shouldn't even exist.
To be honest, most people are close to being satanists since they give after their primitive violent actions instead of the true human power, intelligence and control over herself.
When it comes to lying, white lies are good in some occassions, specially if it leads to protecting something that is pure.
Horrible lies like cheating on someone or lying about weapons etc etc are not tolerated by me at all.
Of course they are everywhere so I can't do anything about it yet.
The true intelligent people out there with pure hearts and minds are like the smallest amount of people ever.
I bet not even 1000 humans since the dawn of our species lives up to that.
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Has anyone heard of this rabbit-hole Italian province where they make margheritas with no basil?
None of it makes any sense (why should it? they're Italian!). If you want a cheese pizza, just order a cheese pizza. Even the Milanese should know that they are confused about what a "Margherita" is. Instead of saying "in our province we make the Margherita without basil. They should say "In our province we make cheese pizzas and give a name that is designed to confuse customers."
My italian flag Pie !! not Margherita Made this weekend damn I forgot the basil?
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Grieffon wrote:So this has been floating around for a few days
Rumored to be the coming MLP movie that is "aimed for teenage girls". While there's no legitimate source for it, it does look believable, especially with Hasbro's recent achievement of the "Equestria Girls" trademark, which will be used for dolls and doll clothing.
What do you all think? Personally I don't care that much since this will likely have no effect on the current MLP series, but I still think it will not perform well.
Princess Coronation event wrote:Keeping it spoiler-free, I did enjoy the episode much more than I thought I would. It was cleverly executed, had multiple catchy songs (including one sung by Celestia! No, seriously, guys, we get Celestia singing ), and was overall very fun to watch.
punzil504 wrote:http://www.sluggy.com/comics/archives/daily/20130215
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Ionized calcium is calcium in your blood that is not attached to proteins. It is also called free calcium.
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The College News Volume VI. No. 8 BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1919 Price 5 Cents HUGH WALPOLE, C. B. F., WILL SPEAK HERE TOMORROW English Novelist will lecture on "Creating a Novel" How novelists work and gather their material will be the theme of Hugh Walpole's lecture in Taylor Hall tomor- row at five o'clock. The address is un- der the auspices of the English Club, whose members will entertain Mr. Wal- pole at tea and dinner in Pembroke. Mr. Walpole will describe his own methods in novel-writing, the sources of his plots, and his adventures while in search of material,�such as the time when he was forced to exchange coat-- with a Bolshevist on the streets of Petro- grad. He will also relate some of his experiences in war-time Russia, where he gathered data for "The Secret City." Novel-writing is regarded by Mr Walpole as a serious occupation, not as an amusement. The power to pro- duce he regards reverently. His char- acters are creatures of his own imagina- tion, although the old nurse in "Forti- tude" is drawn from Mrs. Lance, Hilaire Belloc's sister. Mr. Walpole admits that he is the hero of "The Green Mir- ror," and in "The Golden Scarecrow" he is Hugh Seymour, the unhappy little boy brought up in unpleasant surround- ings. "The Duchess of Wrexe," The Dark Forest" and "Jeremy" are some o' Mr. Walpole's other novels. Decorated for Service* In the War Mr. Walpole is the son of the Bishop of Edinburgh. He was brought up in a seaside village in Cornwall, went to Kings School, Canterbury, later took an honor's degree in History at Cam- bridge, and started life as a master in a boy's school. Then he went to Lon- don, did journalism for a living, and b :� gan to write novels. "The Wooden Horse' in 1909, was his first book. Since then he has produced one a year. Mr. Walpole went to Russia first as a soldier and later as special govern- ment agent to promote British sentiment in Russia. These years of service in Russia, for which he received the Geor gian medal, made upon him the indelible impression which he transferred to the pages of his novels on Russian life, which have been called "Russian nove's jn English." Afterwards he worked in the Ministry of Information and was created C. B E., "Companion of the British Empire.' Mr. Walpole was a friend of Henry James', who left him a legacy. Tickets for the lecture may be bought from A. Harrison, Denbigh�$.75 for outsiders and $.50 for members of the college. Norwegian Undergraduate Arrives Anna Gade, the first Norwegian stu- dent to enter Bryn Mawr. was enrolled last week as a member of the class cf 1923 and assigned a room in Rockefeller Hall. Before her arrival in America oii October 28, Miss Gade had never heard of Bryn Mawr, but at the suggestion of her aunt, who lives in Germantown, she sent in her credentials and was admitted. "Bryn Mawr is wonderful." Miss Gade said to a New* reporter, "and I have just written to some friends that Amer- ican girls are much nicer than the ones in Norway. It is very common for the Norwegian girls to come to America to school. Before the war they went to Germany, but I do not know of one girl who has gone there this year." Miss Gade lived near Bergvn and went to the Katedrmlskole. where she took tl.e student examinations that would admit her t� the Uni\cr�itv of Christiana. Scene of Sophomore Play Laid in Nineteenth Century England Cornelia Skinner Has Character Part The England of Dickens' time will be reproduced in Sophomore play, to be given in honor of the Freshmen Friday night. The play, whose name is unre- vealed as yet, is neither a comedy or a tragedy, pathos and humor succeeding each other throughout. In the play a young girl, impersonated by J. Burgess, runs away with a young man, E. Anderson. By accident a mid- dle-aged gentleman, C. Skinner, meets them and falls in love with the girl She is unconscious of his attachment and eventually marries the younger man. The last acts deals with the old man and his reminiscences after the others are dead. Otis Skinner played with Maude Adams at one time in this production John Drew and Alexandra Carlyle have- also appeared in it. 1922's cast is: J. Burgess, E. Ander- son, C. Skinner, O. Howard, S. Hand, P. Smith, K. Peek, E. Burns, C. Rhett and E. Hall. C. Skinner is producer, V. Liddell stage manager, and M. Rawson business manager. The heads of the committees are: J. Palache, scenery; E. Williams, music: D. Cooke, lighting. I.5C. S. A. HOLDS FIRST C0NFER- ENCEfAT BRYN MAWR Colleges Report Increase in Member- ship and Enthusiasm The need for community develope- ment, its connection with college life, and plans of organization, were among the subjects brought up at the annual meeting of the Intercollegiate Commun- ity Service Association, held at Bryn Mawr last weekend. In addition to 3* representatives from nine colleges, the delegates included Mrs. Harvey. Dean of Adelphi College, and Miss Noble and Mrs. E. W. White from the New York city college settlement. College Reports Show New Interest Reports from the I. C. S. A. chap- ters in the different colleges were read at the Sunday morning conference led by Miss Mary Gove Smith, organizing secretary. According to most of the re- ports, interest in social service work had been undergoing a slump in the last few years on account of the war, but now, as a result of vigorous publicity campaigns, the membership in the I. C S. A. chapters is increasing rapidly. Wells College leading with 92 per cent., and Vassar next with 50 per cent. I. C. 8. A. Rivals C. A. A separate I. C. S. A. chapter with $1.00 dues, is organized in most of the colleges, that seems to work in com- petition with the Christian Association. At Bryn Mawr the I. C. S. A. is incor- porated into the Social Service Commit- tee of the Christian Association, the chairman of which automatically be- comes the college elector to the confer- ence. At Vassar, in accordance with the wishes of the President, all social work is carried on under the Christian Association and the I. C. S. A. merely has outside speakers and conducts ob- servation trips to New York settlement houses. AMY LOWELL READS POEM NOT YET PUBLISHED TO CROWDED AUDIENCE Says Vers-Libre Needs no Explaining "I will attempt no explanation of ver> libre, because its principles are now so well-known," began Miss Amy Lowell imagist poet, who read a programme of her rJbems to a packed chapel last Fri- day evening under the auspices of the Reeling and Writhing Club. "If you want to hear any special poems," shi added, "just yell." Miss Lowell read a long poem, bu '.: around a Peruvian legend, which will ap- pear in the December Bookman. The poem concerned a fox who traveled to a sacred city to worship the mpon Another of her longer poems was "Tiie House on Main Street" written in Yan kee dialect. Short vers-libre pieces from Miss Lov- ell's last book, "Floating Islands," were the first selections. They included a poem, "Preparation," which had beer, returned by Poetry and Sara Teasda'i because they could not understand it "I met a cat on campus a few minutes ago," said Miss Lowell before she read :. poem "To Winkey " her cat. "He had a white background with a coat of many colors, and he made me homesick." "Winkey" was followed by a dramat'c poem. "Crossroads," read at Miss Don nelley's request. Miss Lowell read sev eral poems on request, including tin well-known "Patterns' and a war poem. "The Bombardment." Denies Weeping at Contemporary Club Miss Lowell laughingly denied, at din- ner with the Reeling and Writhing Club, that she had wept at the Contemporat� Crab debate Wednesday evening. A de hate on vers-libre had taken place after Miss Lowell's dissertation on "Walt Whitman and the New Poetry." Miss Lowell had consented to speak to the club on condition that there should l>�- no debate, and the discussion, she said to a Boston Herald reporter, "merely made her plumb mad." Miss Lowell's working hours, she also said at dinner, are at night, because tele- phones bother her in the day-time. She keeps a loaded pistol on her desk in case of burglars, and goes to bed at 5.00 a. m.. to sleep six hours. Elmlra Teaches In Training School. The collegiate social service work i> for the most part confined to community centers, college settlements, and hospi- tal visiting, but new fields have been opened in some places. At F.lmira the students started a Teachers' Training school, running the classes themselves for girl* whose parents were too poor to take care of them. Necessity for Human Contacts U Ploa of Mrs. White. "Keeping alive in America, democratic contacts" is the object of the I. C. S A. as expressed by Mrs. Eva Whiting White, Director of Training of the I. C S. A. and non-resident lecturer in the Carola Woerishoffer department at Bryn Mawr. who led the discussion in Rocke- feller Hall Saturday afternoon. Mrs White pointed out that the methods of community service and neighborhood or- ganization made good in the war organi zation for food conservation, and the same ideas must be used to relax the present tenseness in the industrial situa- tion all over the country. Understand- ing and sympathy between the different classes and races must be gained by establishing human contacts through re- creational and house programs. The work of the National Social Unit was outlined by Mr. Wilbur C. Philips. Secretary of the Unit, at the meetm� held in Taylor Hall Saturday night. The democratic theory of government ex- plained by Mr. Philips was that the peo pie. in order to meet their common need: mast first understand them. The "total intelligence of the community" is use*l (Continued on page 2) Final Vote on May Day Next Week Alumnae Describe Fata at Mass Meet- l*f In preparation for the final vote 10 be taken early next week, May Day was described by several Alumnae at a mass meeting held in the chapel last night Miss Lucy Donnelly, '�3, Mrs. Jacques Vauclain (Myra Elliot, '08) and Miss Mafion Reilly, '04, were the speakers. Lantern slides of several May Days were shown. Mrs. Vauclain, who took the part of Titania in the 1906 May Day, described the organization and business side. Touching on rehearsals, she declared that May Day involves no more work f jr the individual than a class play, though the impression of more work is given be- cause the whole college is working at once. Miss Lucy Donnelly, speaking of the May Day plays from the point of view of literature, described the charm of May Day as lying in its connection with the past and its revival of old customs Among the plays given in the past w;th most success she mentioned "Robin Hood," "St. George and the Dragon," and the "Old Wives' Tale." One or two longer plays given, such as "Campaspe." have not met with as much success as the shorter ones. "It seems rather Bryn Mawr's part." she concluded, to do some- thing for old drama. I hope that if May Day is given this year one or two plays will be presented, which have not been tried before." The first May Day fete, gotten up id six weeks in the spring of 1900 for the benefit of the Student Building Fund was outlined by Miss Reilly, a member of the first May Day committee. One of the problems which worried the com- mittee at that time, she declared, was whether the Elizabethan fete could be given with Jacobean Gothic buildings. Three thousand people came to the first fete, where only six hundred had been expected. Varsity Defeats Lansdowne,r6-3 E. Cecil Plays Conspicuously Good Gams Varsity won a scrappy victory over Lansdowne last Saturday with a score of 6-3. The visiting team put up a hard fight, in spite of the poor condition of the field, which obviously worried the "Varsity players. E. Cecil, '21, at right wing did the best work for 'Varsity, fooling her op- posing fullback continually, and receiv- ing good support from B. Weaver, '20. righthalf Bryn Mawr was on the offensive most of the game. Lansdowne scoring first, however, with a shot by Miss Morgan from left wing. After a long fight in front of the goal. C. Bickley, '21. tied the score, and another goal was pushed (Continuedfon'page 2), James W. Gerard Addresses Bryn Mawr Chib in New York Former Ambassador James W. Gerard was the chief speaker at an Armistic Day luncheon given at the Bryn Mawr Club in New York City on November 11. Mr. Gerard praised the women for the part they had played in the war and urged them to enter just as seriously in'o the struggle now before the country� that of overthrowing bolshevism. Dagmar Perkins, chairman of the Ne c York committee for the class of 191V told of the plans for raising money for the Endowment Fund by the concert and ball which will be given at Hotel Plata on December 5.
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PORTSMOUTH — The U.S. Coast Guard is considering a potential enforcement action against the tugboat operator whose vessel sank at the Memorial Bridge construction site last year, spilling diesel fuel into the Piscataqua River.
They have referred the incident for a potential "enforcement action" against Riverside Marine Construction, Inc., the tugboat operator, which could come in the form of an administrative or civil penalty. Records associated with the enforcement action are not expected to be released to the public for another three to six months, according to a Coast Guard spokesman. How did it happen?
Riverside and Pickering Marine Contractors in Eliot, Maine, was hired by the company in charge of the Memorial Bridge project, Archer Western Contractors, to support operations at the construction site.
One project for the day was replacing the shaft packing on both the port and starboard propellers. However, the deckhand didn't know how to complete the task alone, and the port captain who is normally in charge of the ship agreed to come in on his day off to assist the deckhand with the project.
Within the next 15 minutes, the port captain discovered that he had no way to contact the relief captain because the relief captain had left behind his cell phone inside the wheel house of the ship.
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Apparently I overestimated the interest in my items. So I'm lowering the prices.
I am selling some Blues items on this site.
Longtime members of LGB may remember that I have been giving away a lot of Blues stuff in the last couple years because of a move from Atlanta to St. Louis. See my postings on May 11, 2011, and Dec. 12, 2011.
I am not using eBay because I'm not seeking a financial bonanza. Rather, I seek good homes for the memorabilia items with die-hard Blues fans.
Here's are the five items for sale.
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Framed poster commemorating Brett Hull's 500th goal. I was in STL for back-to-back games. The first happened to be Hull's 500th goal. The second was this poster giveaway to honor his milestone. Framed poster measures 16" wide and 21" tall. Price: $5 plus shipping.
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Framed page from sports section of former StL Globe-Democrat paper about the Monday Night Miracle. Note the date is Wednesday, May 14, because the game ended too late to get a final score in Tuesday morning's paper. Framed page measures 18" wide and 21" tall. Price: $5 plus shipping.
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Framed poster of team picture from 20th anniversary season. Also shown are team pictures for previous 19 seasons. Framed poster measures 26" wide and 21" tall. Price: $5 plus shipping.
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Framed uncut sheet of Topps trading cards. Players on left side (top to bottom) are Steve Tuttle, Mike Lalor, Rod Brindamour, Gino Cavallini, and Paul MacLean. Players on right side (t to b) are Vincent Riendeau, Rich Sutter, Paul Cavallini, Peter Zezel and Adam Oates. Off top of my head, my guess is this is from the 1989-90 season. Disclaimer: Up close, you'll notice the sheet is slightly warped due to heat. Framed sheet measures 30" wide and 40" tall. Price: $5 plus shipping.
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Collection of every Blues media guide from 1967 - 2005. Total of 38 guides, eight of which are shown in picture. I collected these through the years in assorted ebay auctions, supplemented by the 2000s when I was season ticket holder. The 2005 guide, I think, was the last before the Blues started distributing the media guides on CDs. This has highest price because of sentimental value. Price: $50 plus shipping.
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The items will be shipped from my place in Atlanta, so you will not be able to save money by picking up these in person. Shipping cost will include the expense of packing materials.
If you are interested, send email to hallplante [at] gmail [dot] com. Specify item(s) you want in rank order, and your shipping address.
If I have multiple buyers for same item, I would prefer to sell to someone who has not been able to take advantage of my previous giveaways. Otherwise, first-come, first-served. Anyone who think Mike Keenan was a good GM or coach will be automatically disqualified.
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Well, Michael Vick did it. He did what ever other celebrity does when they get in trouble. Like Britney Spears and Paris Hilton already did this summer, Vick, the dog butcher I used to find so exciting to watch as QB of the Falcons, found Jesus:
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Community Regional Medical Center's total joint replacement program received its latest vote of confidence with the designation by UnitedHealth as a "Premium Total Joint Replacement Specialty Center."
To earn the specialty center designation from UnitedHealth, Community had to exceed a rigorous set of criteria based on nationally recognized medical standards developed by a scientific advisory board of orthopedic surgeons.
Bank of America Charitable Foundation became the first corporate donor-investor to Terry's House with a $250,000 gift to Community Medical Foundation just before Christmas. The money will be used to help build a hotel-like facility where burn and trauma patients' families can stay while their loved ones receive critical care at Community Regional Medical Center.
Dr. Kelvin Higa, known for his expertise in minimally invasive and bariatric weight-loss surgery, has begun performing natural orifice or "scarless" abdominal operations.
Dr. Higa, a UCSF Fresno clinical professor of surgery, practices at Fresno Heart & Surgical Hospital and at Clovis Community Medical Center, rated for the second year in a row as the best place in California for bariatric surgery. He explains that Natural Orifice Transluminal Endoscopic Surgery, or NOTES, is the next phase of minimally invasive surgery.
The doors opened to new occupants on Dec. 10 as the first of two phases of the move into the new state-of-the-art clinical laboratory at Community Regional Medical Center was completed.
The move's first phase began with microbiology, tuberculosis and fungal sections relocating – representing about one-fourth of the laboratory. The second phase begins the first week of January and should be complete by Jan. 14.
At the first light of morning while her family slept, Marie Richards would quietly leave her home and drive 80 miles to the hospital where her 5-year-old son was being cared for after a traumatic injury.
She'd spend the entire day at her son's bedside, offering the kind of support only a mother can provide. Then, well after midnight, she would get back in her car and make the long drive home, allowing herself a few hours of much-needed rest before getting up and readying herself for another long drive and another full day by her son's side.


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Slavery is sustained by the purchase of its productions. THE SLAVE HIS WRONGS, AND THEIR REMEDY. If there were no consumers of slave-produce, there would be no slaves. No. 37. JANUARY, 1854. £One Halfpenny.] THE DEATH OF UNCLE TOM. The southern journals protest against the beau¬ tiful romance of Mrs. Stowe, on the ground that its incidents are exaggerated, although the ac¬ complished writer, in her Key to Uncle Tom, has justified every event and circumstance which she describes, by citing parallel facts. But if the Key had never been prepared, the columns of the southern journals themselves would have fur¬ nished ample evidence of the substantial truth of Mrs. Stowe's representations. No one of her in¬ cidents, for instance, has created more remark than the death of Uncle Tom by means of the violence of Legree and it has been said that no such villain, as he is made to be, could exist, and that no such event as the murder of an old, faith¬ ful, and pious slave, by his owner, was likely to occur. Yet, read the following paragraph, which is extracted from the Carrolton (Louisiana) /Star, of the 23rd ult.:—- We grieve, for the honour of the town, to have to record an inhuman outrage practised on the body of an old negro of this place, named Johnson, the slave of Charles Hines, by Hines himself, which resulted in death. The negro was nearly ninety years of age, and universally vene¬ rated for his soberness and honesty, as well for his revolutionary reminiscences. The monster- master, taking umbrage at some petty offence, deliberately whipped, stamped, and kicked him to death on Saturday last. The fellow feigned sickness, as is supposed, to cover a design of es¬ cape, and even had the hardihood to affect a fear of immediate death, and to go through the funeral farce of making a public will. Officer Kenner left two deputies on guard at his residence till Monday, when the body of the negro was disin¬ terred, and an inquest held over it by the coroner. The unanimous verdict of the jury—several phy¬ sicians being present, also assenting—was, that he died from the effects of the blows and kicks he had received from his master. Persons who witnessed the examination, say the sight was sick¬ ening, his whole back cut and bruised into jelly, and the lower part of his body nearly kicked to pieces. Immediately after the inquest, the mon¬ ster was taken to jail. Let him go down hand in hand with Legree, a hideous verification of that horrible villain. Here is an actual occurrence of only a day or two since, rivalling, if not surpassing in its atrocity, the fictitious death of Uncle Tom; and the southern writer who narrates it, is forced, in the honesty of his indignation, to confess the existence of a class of masters of which Legree is a type. An old man, who had reached the almost pa¬ triarchal age of ninety-one, who appears, too, to have served in the revolutionary war, everywhere respected for his sobriety and virtue, and, doubt¬ less, a member of some Christian church, is deliberately whipped and kicked to death by a brute who is called his master Is there, we ask, anything in any of the novels that have been written to shew the fiendish in¬ fluences of the irresponsible slave-system, more deadly than this Yet, we are gravely told by the southern critics, that these novels do their society the grossest injustice, and are libels upon the truth,—New York Evening Post, Oct. 1853. GOING HOME. Mr. J. B. Thompson, a fugitive from slavery, who was compelled to flee from Philadelphia after the passage of the "Fugitive Slave Act, and who sought a refuge in Canada, has succeeded in securing the sum of 800 dollars, with which to purchase his freedom. The whole of this sum has been raised since the 1st of March and the zeal, energy, affection, and talents of Thompson's wife, have contributed greatly to the success of her husband's own untiring exertions. Mr. Thompson called on us on his way to Canada, when the human bloodhounds were baying on his track. His good wife informed us, on Friday, 8th inst, that Lyman Jones, Esq. of Montreal, had negotiated with the man-stealer in Virginia, who claimed her husband, and who had consented to release all claim on him for 800 dollars; and that, as they had the money, they were now returning home. The simple story of Mrs. Thompson, commenc¬ ing with the visit of her husband's "master" to her home in Philadelphia, and ending at the col¬ lection of the last 250 dollars of the needed sum, was as graphic as a chapter of Uncle Tom. Her husband, who is a smart, good-looking, energetic mulatto, left Virginia eight years ago, and settled in Philadelphia, where, at the time of his flight, he had two shaving and hair-dressing establishments, besides owning, in his wife's right, a homestead.
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Broadway.com puts on some make-up, turns on the eight-track and catches up with Neil Patrick Harris at the opening night of John Cameron Mitchell and Stephen Trask's Hedwig and the Angry Inch.
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WNPR to Host Live Broadcast of "A Prairie Home Companion" on Saturday, April 25
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HARTFORD, Conn. Garrison Keillor, host and writer of A Prairie Home Companion, is bringing his sold-out show to Connecticut on April 25, 2009. The live broadcast, presented by WNPR and supported by the Litchfield Jazz Festival, marks the first time that A Prairie Home Companion has come to Connecticut in over 14 years. National underwriting for A Prairie Home Companion, which takes place in Connecticut at the Palace Theater in Waterbury, is provided by General Mills, Inc. and Ford Motor Company. Regional sponsorship is provided by the Litchfield Jazz Festival.
Keillor's show remains the only live music and variety show aired nationwide today. A Prairie Home Companion features comedy sketches, music, and Keillor's signature monologue, "The News from Lake Wobegon." Now heard by over 4 million listeners nationwide each week, A Prairie Home Companion airs Saturday nights from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on WNPR.
The Litchfield Jazz Festival will be held from July 31 through August 2, 2009, at the Kent School in Kent, Connecticut. The Festival will feature legendary jazz performers along with talented students from the Litchfield Jazz Camp. In the past, the Festival has included artists like Dave Brubeck, Tito Puente and Ray Charles. This year, for the first time in the Festival's 14-year history, the show will unfold on Kent's campus, in the cultural heart of the Litchfield Hills.
The Litchfield Jazz Festival is produced by Litchfield Performing Arts (LPA), a 28-year-old not-for-profit organization dedicated to the arts and arts education. Along with the Litchfield Jazz Festival, the organization runs Litchfield Jazz Camp, where students aged 13 and older are given the opportunity to work with world-class jazz instructors. LPA also sponsors arts education events and concerts statewide, and has previously run a variety of educational workshops, including dance, concert jazz, classical music and visual arts.
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