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For those who always wondered how they might look with a shaved head, here's an incentive: going bald could raise money for childhood cancer research.
West Allis Mayor Dan Devine says the upcoming St. Baldrick's Day event - set for 6 p.m. June 21 at Benno's Genuine Bar and Grill in downtown West Allis - still could use more participants.
Devine said he would like the hair-razing event to be a community occasion, but so far the volunteers to get their heads shaved are mainly city officials - the mayor, Alderman Michael May and city planner Steve Schaer - who will be joined by Mark Satterfield from West Park Place.
Money is raised through pledges for the St. Baldrick's Foundation, which gives more money in childhood cancer research grants than any organization except the United States government.
Since 2000, more than 240,000 volunteers, including more than 24,000 women, have been shaved at cancer at events in dozens of countries and in every state. Thanks to donations from friends and family, the "shavees" have raised more than $146 million for lifesaving research.
» Read Full ArticleMilwaukee woman charged in assault over Walmart parking space
A Milwaukee woman was so upset about losing a handicap parking space to a 71-year-old woman that she knocked the older woman to the ground, breaking a bone and forcing her to undergo a second hip replacement, according to a criminal complaint.
Kezia T. Perkins, 32, of Milwaukee was charged with aggravated battery in the Feb. 3 attack at the Walmart parking lot, 10600 W. Layton Ave. in Greenfield. Perkins, who is free on a signature bond, is expected in court for a preliminary hearing March 11.
Surveillance video shows Perkins was trying to park in a handicap space — despite not having a permit, or any disability — but struggled with the tight turn, the complaint says.
When Perkins reversed her car, the 71-year-old woman came from a different direction and parked in the same space. Perkins stormed across the parking lot and yelled at the woman, who remained in her car out of fear, according to the complaint.
Perkins went back to her car, but as the woman walked to the store entrance, Perkins confronted her and slammed her body into the woman, knocking her to the ground, the complaint says.
» Read Full ArticleWest Allis hosts National Ave. development plan open house
A redevelopment plan for the W. National Ave. corridor in West Allis will be the subject of a public open house on Thursday.
The city is inviting local residents and business owners to the event, which runs from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the Constitution Room of the West Allis Public Library, 7421 W. National Ave.
Open house attendees will be asked to share feedback and insights regarding the city's planning process, and issues for the National Ave. corridor.
The city, working the Graef consulting firm, hopes to create a plan to attract more residents and businesses to that corridor. National Ave. is scheduled for a 2018 resconstruction between S. 70th St. and S. 76th St., and between S. 92nd St. and S. 95th St.
The proposed plan is to be submitted in July to the Plan Commission and Common Council for their review.
West Allis putting foot down on snakes and rat breeding to feed them
West Allis — A ban on keeping venomous snakes or large constricting snakes has already passed the West Allis Common Council, which is now poised to ban breeding rodents, as well, as food for snakes.
Health concerns are the reasons for the proposed breeding ban, said Alderwoman Cathleen Probst, a co-author of the ban.
The only known business that could be affected is Swords & Dreams Reptile Rescue, 7213 W. Greenfield Ave., in downtown West Allis.
Owner Tom McNeil said he once had 200 snakes in his store. But now he plans to retire and is whittling the stock down. He now has only about 25 snakes, he said. He has operated the reptile rescue for more than 10 years, approximately three of them in downtown West Allis.
As a rescue organization, McNeil said he has accepted venomous snakes from owners who wanted to get rid of them. And he has found homes for the snakes where they will not menace society, he said.
» Read Full ArticleGreenfield School Board might use sale proceeds to possibly improve middle school
With as much as $3.1 million potentially coming to the Greenfield School District from the sale of the former Chapman Elementary School, the school board is exploring how best to use the money.
The board's finance and facilities committee this week inspected the middle school, which school board President Cathy Walsh said had not received major attention as the elementary and the high school have.
The district might have to use the sale proceeds relatively immediately to keep the windfall from causing a drop in state aid. That was the case some time ago, and school officials are checking to see if the district still would have to use the money in the same year to avoid an aid penalty.
That is one of the reasons why the board is inspecting not only the middle school but other schools to assess their needs.
Only last month, the board approved selling the former Chapman School at 8500 W. Chapman Ave. for $2.5 million to $3.1 million, depending on when the sale actually closes. The sale would be contingent on city approval of rezoning to allow redevelopment and the buyer's ability to acquire other nearby properties.
West Allis approves moratorium on non-charitable secondhand stores
West Allis — West Allis is trying to help its image by putting the brakes on new secondhand stores moving in.
"I don't want West Allis to be the haven of secondhand dealers," said Alderwoman Cathleen Probst, a sponsor of a measure imposing a moratorium on second-hand stores in West Allis.
The trigger for her was city approval of a secondhand store on 81st Street in her district when another secondhand store was only a block away, Probst said.
The cumulative effect is like having four bars at one corner, she said.
"It changes the perception of a neighborhood," Probst said.
» Read Full ArticleProsecutors announce charges in large south side cocaine, heroin ring
Prosecutors announced Thursday they have charged seven people with running a major drug distribution operation led by a Green Bay man out of a house on Milwaukee's south side and sourced from Chicago.
Investigators seized cocaine, heroin, four guns and more than $100,000 during searches in Milwaukee and Green Bay related to the case. One defendant claims to have sold more than 150 pounds of cocaine from February to November last year.
Francisco Chavez-Reynoso, 35, is charged with conspiracy to distribute heroin and cocaine.
A separate complaint charges six Milwaukee residents with a variety of offenses related to the operation, which was based out of a rented house at 1800 S. Layton Blvd. A woman who lived there told investigators the main supplier paid the rent, car costs and other bills for her in exchange for using the location as a stash house for drugs and money.
Police raided the location in November, but only arrested Chavez-Reynoso in Green Bay this month. According to the criminal complaint, he told investigators he first expected they would come looking for him but began to think he'd gotten away with the crimes after so much time went by.
» Read Full ArticleWest Allis-West Milwaukee School Board president condemns assignment
West Allis — A policy aimed at trying to head off high school assignments, such as the one characterizing Republicans as opposing programs for the poor because they are a waste of money, received its first reading Monday before the West Allis-West Milwaukee School Board.
The board was shocked at the assignment that was given in a Nathan Hale High School government class, said school board President Pat Kerhin.
"When we saw it, we found it to be totally inappropriate," she said after Monday's meeting. The assignment that resulted in the public outcry was dropped.
But it had been used in government classes for at least a decade, spokesman Brian Vissers said earlier this month when a parent brought the assignment containing the statement to light. The assignment was given to help students understand which beliefs are espoused by which political ideologies and to help them locate where they are on the continuum of beliefs.
The proposed policy would require activities such as this and certain student surveys to be reviewed by principals and curriculum staff before they are used in the classroom. Parents also would be notified in case they want their children to opt out.
» Read Full ArticleLottery won't be used to pick Nathan Hale High School freshmen
West Allis — A lottery will not be used to decide which students will attend Nathan Hale High School as freshmen this fall, the West Allis-West Milwaukee School Board decided Monday.
A lottery was one of the options considered to deal with the problem of far more eighth-graders asking to attend Hale than the school can hold. At 1,690 students, Hale is already over its 1,650 capacity, school officials said, while West Allis Central has plenty of room.
For the last 20 years or so, eighth-graders have been able to choose which high school they want to attend.
Instead of a lottery to determine which of them will actually attend Hale, the board wanted to review high school boundaries that were drawn years ago to see if they might still be viable enough to use as a guide.
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» Read Full ArticleWest Allis superintendent finalists hail from Shorewood, Greendale, MPS
West Allis-West Milwaukee superintendent include the superintendents at Shorewood and Greendale and a regional superintendent at Milwaukee Public Schools.
The finalists forShorewood Superintendent Marty Lexmond, Greendale Superintendent John Tharp and MPS Regional Superintendent Jesse Rodriguez met with parents and community members at the district Saturday, in a forum broadcast on Time Warner Cable Channel 13.
The West Allis-West Milwaukee School Board is scheduled to discuss the finalists tonight during a closed session meeting.
The board plans to name a new superintendent on or before April 1. That person will take over the district starting July 1. Former West Allis superintendent Kurt Wachholz abruptly retired at the end of July 2014 after several years of rapid -- and in some cases controversial -- changes in the district.
Sandra's on the Park to take Mia Famiglia's place in Hales Corners
With steaks, ribs, pasta and pizza at dinner, Sandra's on the Park will take over the former Mia Famiglia space at 10049 W. Forest Home Ave. in Hales Corners.
The restaurant would serve fish fry on Fridays and eventually will open for breakfast, said Sandra Van Remmen Prosser. During happy hour, guests will find complimentary cheese fondue at the bar.
Prosser, who said she long has wanted to open a place for dinner, also manages the Traditional Pancake House at 5121 S. 76th St. in Greendale; her father, Gene Van Remmen, is the owner of both restaurants.
Her father has been in the restaurant business 60 years, Prosser said, starting with the former Dutchland Dairy chain before moving on to Marc's Big Boy, where he ultimately became vice president of operations. He owned Van Remmen's restaurant in South Milwaukee and was a regional director for International House of Pancakes, taking over the Greendale restaurant himself in 1992 when IHOP left.
Mia Famiglia closed in January, with chef Tom White Jr. working to open a new restaurant in downtown Waukesha in the coming months.
» Read Full ArticleGreenfield Plan Commission mixed on idea of Goodwill opening on S. 76th St.
Greenfield — Despite getting a mixed official reaction to the idea of a possible Goodwill store being located on 76th Street in Greenfield, Goodwill officials will try to move forward with the proposal.
The mixed reaction came last week from the Greenfield Plan Commission.
Mayor Michael Neitzke was dismayed, saying that 76th Street from Interstate 43/894 south to Southridge is the city's prime commercial corridor. The building Goodwill is considering is old. If a vacancy develops, it would be a good time for the city to apply pressure to the landlord to rejuvenate it and perhaps the surrounding area, he said.
Alderman Karl Kastner who also sits on the commission said no matter how the store would be dressed up, it's still a second-hand store.
Those more in favor pointed out that even if a major retailer wanted to move in, it would still need to deal with the owner as far as renovating the exterior.
» Read Full ArticleNaked Furniture in Greenfield to close
Naked Furniture, a retail operation that dates back more than 30 years in Milwaukee, is closing.
The store, 4450 S. 108th St., Greenfield, remains profitable but has seen declining sales and is one of a dwindling number of outlets selling unfinished, solid wood furniture, owner Eric Lois said Thursday.
"We're the last store left like this in the entire Midwest," he said.
The shop sells chairs, tables and such that customers can finish themselves, or have it done to their taste at the store.
Lois and his wife, Tina, bought their business in October 2003. The shop once was part of a Chicago-based chain launched in 1972.
» Read Full ArticleWest Allis man arrested on seventh drunken driving charge
A 43-year-old West Allis man was arrested for his alleged seventh drunken driving offense.
According to the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office:
Just after midnight, a deputy stopped his vehicle after seeing it enter westbound Interstate 894 at Beloit Road at a very high rate of speed and change lanes between vehicles in what the deputy deemed to be a reckless manner.
The deputy stopped the vehicle at 98th Street and National Avenue in West Allis. He arrested the driver for drunken driving seventh offense, driving with a prohibited alcohol level and for driving after revocation. If convicted, the maximum sentence is 21 years in prison.
His six prior drunken driving convictions were in September 1989; May 1995; March 1998; May 2003; April 2007; and October 2010.
» Read Full ArticleTwo suburban superintendents in top 3 for West Allis-West Milwaukee
The West Allis-West Milwaukee School District has announced the three top candidates for superintendent.
They are John Tharp, superintendent of the Greendale Schools; Jesse Rodriguez, regional superintendent of the Milwaukee Public Schools; and Marty Lexmond, superintendent of the Shorewood schools.
The public is invited to meet the candidates and ask questions of them in an open forum setting from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, Feb. 21. Each candidate will have one hour to interact with visitors. So, the first candidate will be available from 9 to 10 a.m., the second from 10 to 11 a.m. and the third from 11 a.m. to noon.
The interview opportunity will be at the District Offices, 1205 S. 70th St., on the sixth floor. Parking is available in the lot south of the building at 70th and Madison. Additional parking is available in the MATC lot #2 on the southwest corner of 70th and Washington streets.
The meetings also will be streamed live on Time Warner Cable, channel 13 in West Allis & West Milwaukee and over the Internet at http://livevideo.wawm.k12.wi.us/Cablecast/Public/Main.aspx?
» Read Full ArticleGreenfield's Naked Furniture to close April 30
Greenfield — Naked Furniture, 4450 S. 108th St., Greenfield, a fixture of Highway 100 for 20 years, will close April 30.
The store is still profitable, but demand for quality wood furniture has been dwindling for several years, said Eric Lois, who has owned Naked Furniture with his wife, Tina, for the last dozen years.
With more and more furniture being made of particle board and even plastic, "Where's our industry going to be in 10 years?" he asked. But he said he knows the answer.
"Our industry is shrinking," he said.
Only 10 or 12 years ago, he dealt with 19 furniture manufacturers, he said. Now that's down the biggest six, he said.
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Supporters of a bill attempting to balance anti-discrimination laws and religious rights say Utah is on the verge of something historic.
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Chicago's retired Cardinal Francis George has been admitted to the hospital for evaluation after he stopped treatment for kidney cancer more than a month ago.
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The nation's largest public school system will observe the two most important Muslim holidays starting next fall, a policy change hailed Wednesday by Islamic leaders in New York City.
Mayor: NYC public schools to close on 2 Muslim holidays
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The New York City public school system is set to observe a pair of Muslim holidays for the first time.
Judge kills religious bias suit against church school system
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A religious discrimination lawsuit filed against Sioux City's Bishop Heelan Catholic school system has been dismissed.
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Teachers and staff from four Catholic high schools in the San Francisco Bay Area are urging their archbishop to remove morality clauses from the faculty handbook.
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Three lawmakers refused to attend the Idaho Senate's daily invocation after objecting to the offering of a Hindu prayer.
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An Oregon teenager sexually abused by a high school teacher has sought millions of dollars in a lawsuit against the school that employed the teacher.
Newly named San Diego bishop calls for immigration reform
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A history scholar selected by Pope Francis to be the new Roman Catholic bishop of San Diego said Tuesday that he will be a "friend" to the Latino community and called for comprehensive immigration reform.
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A northern Michigan public school district says it's no longer asking that its next superintendent be a Christian after getting a letter from the American Civil Liberties Union.
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A urinary catheter is a tube placed in the body to drain and collect urine from the bladder.
Catheter - urine; Foley catheter; Indwelling catheter; Suprapubic catheters
Urinary catheters are used to drain the bladder. Your health care provider may recommend that you use a catheter if you have:
Catheters come in many sizes, materials (latex, silicone, Teflon™), and types (Foley, straight, coude tip). A Foley catheter, for example, is a soft, plastic or rubber tube that is inserted into the bladder to drain the urine.
Usually your health care provider will use the smallest possible catheter.
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An indwelling catheter collects urine by attaching to a drainage bag. A newer type of catheter has a valve that can be opened to allow urine to flow out.
An indwelling catheter may be inserted into the bladder in two ways:
An indwelling catheter has a small balloon inflated on the end of it. This prevents the catheter from sliding out of your body. When the catheter needs to be removed, the balloon is deflated.
Condom catheters are most often used in elderly men with dementia . There is no tube placed inside the penis. Instead, a condom-like device is placed over the penis. A tube leads from this device to a drainage bag. The condom catheter must be changed every day.
You would use an intermittent catheter when you only need to use a catheter sometimes. You remove these catheters after the flow of urine has stopped.
A catheter is usually attached to a drainage bag. There are two types of bags:
A leg bag is a small device that attaches by elastic bands to the leg. It holds about 300 to 500 milliliters (ml) of urine. You wear it during the day, because you can hide it under pants or a skirt. You can easily empty it into the toilet.
You can use a larger drainage device during the night. It holds 1 to 2 liters of urine. You hang the device on your bed or place it on the floor.
Keep the drainage bag lower than your bladder so that urine does not flow back up into your bladder. Empty the drainage device at least every 8 hours, or when it is full.
To clean the drainage bag, remove it from the catheter. Attach a new drainage device to the catheter while you clean the old one.
Clean and deodorize the drainage bag by filling it with a mixture of vinegar and water. Or, you can use chlorine bleach instead. Let the bag soak for 20 minutes. Hang it with the outlet valve open to drain and dry.
To care for an indwelling catheter, clean the area where the catheter exits your body and the catheter itself with soap and water every day. Also clean the area after every bowel movement to prevent infection.
If you have a suprapubic catheter, clean the opening in your belly and the tube with soap and water every day. Then cover it with dry gauze.
Drink plenty of fluids to help prevent infections. Ask your health care provider how much you should drink.
Wash your hands before and after handling the drainage device. Do not allow the outlet valve to touch anything. If the outlet gets dirty, clean it with soap and water.
Sometimes urine can leak around the catheter. This may be caused by:
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Obstructive uropathy is a condition in which the flow of urine is blocked. This causes the urine to back up back up and injure one or both kidneys.
Uropathy - obstructive
Obstructive uropathy occurs when urine cannot drain through a ureter (a tube that carries urine from the kidneys to the bladder). Urine backs up into the kidney and causes it to become swollen (hydronephrosis ).
Obstructive uropathy can affect one or both kidneys. It can occur suddenly, or be a long-term problem.
Common causes of obstructive uropathy include:
Rarely, the problem occurs during pregnancy. This condition is called idiopathic hydronephrosis of pregnancy.
Symptoms depend on whether the problem starts slowly or suddenly, and if one or both kidneys are involved. Symptoms may include:
You may also have problems passing urine, such as:
Imaging studies are done to diagnose obstructive uropathy. Commonly used tests include:
Stents or drains placed in the ureter or in a part of the kidney called the renal pelvis may provide short-term relief of symptoms.
Nephrostomy tubes, which drain urine from the kidneys through the back, may be used to bypass the blockage.
A Foley catheter, placed through the urethra into the bladder, may also be help urine flow.
Short-term relief from the blockage is possible without surgery. However, the cause of the blockage must be removed and the urinary system repaired. Surgery may be needed for long-term relief from the problem.
If the blockage comes on suddenly, kidney damage is less likely if the problem is detected and repaired promptly. Often, the damage to the kidneys goes away.Long-term damage to the kidneys may occur if the blockage has been present for a long time.
If only one kidney is damaged, chronic kidney problems are less likely.
You may need dialysis or a kidney transplant if there is damage to both kidneys and they do not function, even after the obstruction is repaired.
Obstructive uropathy can cause permanent and severe damage to the kidneys, resulting in kidney failure.
If the problem was caused by a blockage in the bladder, the bladder may have long-term damage. This may lead to problems emptying the bladder or leakage of urine.
Call your health care provider if you have symptoms of obstructive uropathy or suspect you may have this condition.
Obstructive uropathy can be prevented by treating disorders that can cause it.
Zeidel ML. Obstructive uropathy. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 125.
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Questions and answers about what Manti Te'o said to try and explain the dead girlfriend hoax
Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o tried to clear the air about how he fell into an online relationship with a fictitious woman he met online who called herself Lennay Kekua. His grief at her "death" became a major story during the college football season. The problem was Kekua was a hoax — there was no such person.
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In wake of terrorist attacks, Obama says US is ready to assist Algerian officials
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama said Saturday the U.S. stands ready to provide whatever assistance Algerian officials need in the aftermath of the deadly terrorist attack at a natural gas complex in the Sahara.
The four-day standoff appeared to end Saturday after Algerian special forces stormed the complex. The clash left at least 23 hostages dead and killed all 32 militants involved, the Algerian government said.
In a statement from the White House, Obama said the blame lay with the militants and that the United States condemns their actions.
"This attack is another reminder of the threat posed by al-Qaida and other violent extremist groups in North Africa," Obama said. "In the coming days, we will remain in close touch with the government of Algeria to gain a fuller understanding of what took place so that we can work together to prevent tragedies like this in the future."
Earlier Saturday, during a news conference in London with Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, British Defense Minister Philip Hammond called the loss of life appalling and unacceptable.
Algerian hostage siege ends as special forces storm gas complex; at least 23 hostages dead
ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) — In a bloody finale, Algerian special forces stormed a natural gas complex in the Sahara desert on Saturday to end a standoff with Islamist extremists that left at least 23 hostages dead and killed all 32 militants involved, the Algerian government said.
With few details emerging from the remote site in eastern Algeria, it was unclear whether anyone was rescued in the final operation, but the number of hostages killed on Saturday — seven — was how many the militants had said that morning they still had. The government described the toll as provisional and some foreigners remained unaccounted for.
The siege at Ain Amenas transfixed the world after radical Islamists linked to al-Qaida stormed the complex, which contained hundreds of plant workers from all over the world, then held them hostage surrounded by the Algerian military and its attack helicopters for four tense days that were punctuated with gun battles and dramatic tales of escape.
Algeria's response to the crisis was typical of its history in confronting terrorists, favoring military action over negotiation, which caused an international outcry from countries worried about their citizens. Algerian military forces twice assaulted the two areas where the hostages were being held with minimal apparent mediation — first on Thursday, then on Saturday.
"To avoid a bloody turn of events in response to the extreme danger of the situation, the army's special forces launched an intervention with efficiency and professionalism to neutralize the terrorist groups that were first trying to flee with the hostages and then blow up the gas facilities," Algeria's Interior Ministry said in a statement about the standoff.
St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Famer Stan Musial dies at the age of 92
ST. LOUIS (AP) — No last name necessary.
A slew of batting titles. Corkscrew stance. Humble. A gentleman. All-around good guy.
Stan the Man.
Stanley Frank Musial, the St. Louis Cardinals star who was one of the greatest players in the history of baseball, died Saturday. He was 92.
"I never heard anybody say a bad word about him — ever," Willie Mays said in a statement released by the Hall of Fame.
Fiery Hall of Fame Orioles manager Earl Weaver dead at age 82
BALTIMORE (AP) — Earl Weaver always was up for an argument, especially with an umpire.
At the slightest provocation, the Earl of Baltimore would spin his hat back, point his finger squarely at an ump's chest and then fire away. The Hall of Fame manager would even tangle with his own players, if necessary.
All this from a 5-foot-6 pepperpot who hated to be doubted.
Although reviled by some, Weaver was beloved in Baltimore and remained an Oriole to the end.
The notoriously feisty Hall of Fame manager died at age 82 on a Caribbean cruise associated with the Orioles, his marketing agent said Saturday.
Residents say Islamists leave Malian town of Diabaly after days of French airstrikes
BAMAKO, Mali (AP) — Radical Islamists have fled a key Malian town on foot following French airstrikes that began after they seized Diabaly nearly one week ago, the Malian military and fleeing residents said late Saturday.
Malian military spokesman Capt. Modibo Traore said Saturday evening that soldiers had secured the town.
The departure of the Islamists from Diabaly marks a success for the French-led military intervention that began Jan. 11 to oust the Islamists from northern and central Mali.
Earlier in the week, the Malian military was able to retake another key town, Konna, whose capture had sparked the French intervention.
"The Islamists began leaving the town on foot yesterday heading east," said a Malian intelligence officer who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to journalists. "They tried to hijack a car, but the driver didn't stop and they fired on the car and killed the driver."
On 2nd term eve, Obama invokes King's commitment to service; DC preps to be inaugural central
WASHINGTON (AP) — On the brink of a second term, President Barack Obama invoked Martin Luther King Jr.'s commitment to service Saturday as inauguration-goers flocked to the capital city for a distinctly American celebration including an oath-taking as old as the republic, a splashy parade and partying enough to last four years.
"I think we're on the cusp of some really great things," Vice President Joe Biden predicted for a country still recovering from a deep recession.
Freshly built inaugural stands at the Capitol gleamed white in the sun, and hundreds of chairs for special guests were set out on the lawn that spills down toward the National Mall as the president and vice president began their inauguration weekend.
Julius Cherry, in town from Sacramento, Calif., brought his family to the foot of the Capitol to see the area where their official tickets will let them watch the public ceremonies on Monday.
"There were people who said they'd never vote for an African-American president," the 58-year-old lawyer said. "Now they've voted for him twice, and he won the popular vote and the electoral vote. That says something about his policies and his team."
Dear Mr. President: On your second inaugural, a brief glimpse into the land you lead
Dear Mr. President:
There is a man in Jacksonville, Fla., named Bryan Stone. He is 60 years old and works at a company that helps people find better jobs. He describes himself as "more to the right than the left," though not all that far out from the middle. And he has something to say about the way America used to be that he wouldn't mind you hearing.
"Everybody knew what the rules were," he says. "That's not true anymore."
Hours from now, Mr. President, you take a brief oath and, after a bumpy and contentious first term, you begin your second. You know more about the nation you lead than do many of your 315 million employers. But the presidency, and the concentric circles of posturing that surround it, form a bubble that shields you from so much.
Here, then, is one snapshot — an interpretation of how it feels in America right now. It's broad-brush and subjective, as any snapshot of a nation so big and diverse must be. And how America feels is different, of course, from how America IS. But perceptions, as the bumps and bruises of your first term have shown, can become reality.
Free of war and recession, Obama out to seal his legacy as champion of opportunity for all
WASHINGTON (AP) — Presidential terms are measured by sweeping laws and stirring events, but legacies are about enduring ideas. The one Barack Obama has in mind will drive most everything he tries to do in the next four years: assuring that America is a place where anyone can make it.
There is no moonshot here, no call to end tyranny in our time.
What Obama wants written in the first paragraph of history is that he helped deliver a better life for the people struggling in the richest nation on earth.
His second-term agenda amounts to a wish list in support of that core idea, and this time, he is freer to define the issues.
Obama wants an immigration law that would deal firmly but compassionately with millions of illegal residents; an economic model that demands more money from the rich to shrink the debt; a tax system that is fairer and simpler for families; and a bigger emphasis on education and made-in-America energy.
Thousands rally against stricter gun control laws in events from New York to Washington state
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Thousands of gun advocates gathered peacefully Saturday at state capitals around the U.S. to rally against stricter limits on firearms, with demonstrators carrying rifles and pistols in some places while those elsewhere settled for waving hand-scrawled signs or screaming themselves hoarse.
The size of crowds at each location varied — from dozens of people in South Dakota to 2,000 in New York. Large crowds also turned out in Connecticut, Tennessee, Texas, Utah and Washington state. Some demonstrators in Olympia, Wash., Phoenix, Salem, Ore., and Salt Lake City came with holstered handguns or rifles on their backs. At the Kentucky Capitol in Frankfort, attendees gave a special round of applause for "the ladies that are packin'."
Activists promoted the "Guns Across America" rallies primarily through social media. They were being held just after President Barack Obama unveiled a sweeping package of federal gun-control proposals.
The crowd swelled to more than 800 amid balmy temperatures on the steps of the pink-hued Capitol in Austin, where speakers took the microphone under a giant Texas flag with "Independent" stamped across it. Homemade placards read "An Armed Society is a Polite Society," ''The Second Amendment Comes from God" and "Hey King O., I'm keeping my guns and my religion."
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5 Enchanted-what a wonderful way to pass the daySurreyCasual | 02/12/2007 | See all SurreyCasual's reviews (1)This film is a great way to spend time with the whole family and I can only recommend you do so as quickly as possible.Songs are subtle enough that they do not annoy, the cast play their parts with an ease which suggests they had as much fun making the film as we did watching it.Without giving too much away Giselle is parted from her prince on the morning of her wedding. She ends up in a place with no "happy ending" and has to hope she can be rescued.To tell anymore would spoil a near-on perfect and return-to-form Disney adventure that needs to be seen. My words alone are not enough. Go see.
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5 Truly magicalbagend | 14/01/2008 | See all bagend's reviews (2)A must see film. I couldn't help but want to skip along singing with a huge grin on my face after seeing this movie. It has a real feel good factor and I would recommend it to anyone. Not just kids!!
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NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Roberta Winters, former board member of the Pennsylvania League of Women Voters (LWVPA), will present "Pipelines and Pooling: Expanding Natural Gas Issues" at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 2 in Westminster College's Patterson Hall, room 207. She will present again at 2 p.m. at the Mercer County - Penn State Extension, located at 463 North Perry Highway, Mercer. Both presentations are free and open to the public.
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I thought that was supposed to be the sentiment following the Detroit loss...
11 goals against in two games. That won't cut it.
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glen a richter wrote:I ordered Center Ice last night around 7:30 (EST) expecting that it would be up and running instantly. By 8, the channels still weren't working, so I called Verizon to ask what was up and remind them the game was starting in a couple minutes. They said it would be up by about 8:30 so I waited patiently. At 8:30, nothing. At 9:00, nothing. At this point, of course, I'd already seen (via NHL Network) that it was 3-0. So I called Verizon again to ask what was up since the tech told me I'd be good to go by 8:30. They told me it would be 24 hours before the channels started showing up.
At that point I should have thanked them for their unacceptably slow service preventing me from having to watch this trainwreck of a game.
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It's possible one or two of those weeknight home games could be moved to Scottrade Center in St. Louis as part of an AHL showcase on the home ice of the parent club St. Louis Blues.
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Monday, August 5, 2013
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Four members of the Westminster College Alpha Sigma chapter of the national Sigma Kappa Sorority attended the organization's first Regional Leadership Conference (RLC) July 26-28 in Philadelphia, where they accepted the sorority's highest honor on their chapter's behalf.
- Erin Gerst, a senior early childhood/special education major, is a daughter of Gary and Stacy Gerst and a graduate of Bethel Park High School.
- Erica Hillwig, a senior psychology major, is a daughter of Boyd and Shirley Hillwig of Chicora and a graduate of Karns City Area High School.
- Maria McTighe, a junior sociology major, is a daughter of David and M. Theresa McTighe of Butler and a graduate of Knoch High School.
- Ashley Moon, a senior public relations major, is a daughter of Kevin and Susan Moon and a graduate of Butler Area High School.
The Three Star Standards of Excellence Award is Sigma Kappa's most prestigious collegiate award. It is presented to chapters who meet all of the Sigma Kappa minimum standards and above. These standards include high performance in areas such as membership, financial management, philanthropy, scholarship, public relations, ritual, recruitment, new member education, alumnae relations, and campus involvement.
"Being recognized by Sigma Kappa nationals for all of our accomplishments is a great reminder of why we do what we do," said Moon, executive vice president of the Westminster chapter. "It was an honor to be able to represent the Alpha Sigma chapter at this year's conference and to come home with something to show for all of our hard work."
The Alpha Sigma chapter is one of only seven chapters in the country to earn the Three Star Standards of Excellence Award this year. It is also the fourth consecutive year the chapter has received this honor.
"These young women worked hard to achieve such an amazing award, and that will continue motivating them to strive for success in the future," Alpha Sigma Chapter Adviser Aleya Tylinski said.
Every year, each chapter in the Sigma Kappa Sorority is eligible for different awards based on a variety of criteria. This year, in addition to the Three Star Standards of Excellence Award, the Alpha Sigma chapter from Westminster College received an honorable mention for the Lillian Peterson Budd Award, which recognizes chapters for participation in both national and local gerontology activities; a Silver Circle Award for the amount of money donated to the Sigma Kappa Foundation; and an academic achievement award.
This year's conference featured building leadership skills. The women took part in general sessions dedicated to leadership development, as well as specific sessions that were geared towards their individual positions in the sorority.
"RLC was a great learning experience," said Hillwig, president of the Westminster chapter. "We learned a lot about our chapter and have set exciting goals for ourselves for the next year."
Sigma Kappa Sorority was founded in 1874 and is based on the values of personal growth, service, loyalty, and friendship. The purpose of Sigma Kappa Sorority is to provide women lifelong opportunities and support for social, intellectual and spiritual development by bringing women together to positively impact our communities.
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Founded in 1852 and related to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), Westminster College ranks first in the nation as "Best College for Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math," according to Forbes.com. Westminster is a top-tier liberal arts college and a national leader in graduation rate performance, according to U.S. News Best Colleges guide. Westminster is also honored as one of "The Best 377 Colleges" by The Princeton Review, and is named to the President's Honor Roll for excellence in service learning.
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One of the most memorable tastings I had at VinItaly was with Valli Unite, a cooperative I visited in 2006, located in the hills outside of Tortona (essentially in the DOC Gavi growing area). Dreadlocked Alessandro, who now greets me on a first name basis, excitedly mentioned that in 2009 he made all of his wines without added sulfur. He recalled all of the questions and concerns that I have had over the years about sulfur usage. After some successful initial trials with Barbera and Dolcetto, he is confident enough to move forward with a more natural, minimalist approach in the cellar. This courage impressed me a great deal as did his desire to express as much terroir as possible in his wines. One of the questions that I like to ask growers is with regard to the future of their wines and their farming practices. Some producers express an ambition to sell more wine, expand into additional markets and find new exporters. Others talk about trying natural yeast fermentations, yield-reducing practices and no-sulfur cuvées. The latter type of grower is the one with whom I definitely want to establish a relationship. One can ascertain very quickly and easily who is thinking, trying, experimenting and who is merely responding to the market.
At Vin Natur, I had the opportunity to taste outdoors with an organic grower from the Mt. Etna region of Sicily, Frank Cornellisson. Frank was recently in Boston and stopped into Formaggio Kitchen on his way to do a tasting, inviting us to taste his most recent vintage and olive oil. Tasting outdoors is a tremendous experience: the cool, open air seems to lift the aromatic esters, giving them more emphasis and clarity. Frank's latest Contadino, a field blend of indigenous red and white grapes, drinks like a Pinot Noir in its delicacy and personality. His Munjebel white is coming soon to our shelves – it is long, elegant and contains no added sulfur. It gracefully combines complex fruit flavors with an umami/savory quality. I can't wait!
As the days passed, I realized that I was struggling with the sameness of a great deal of the wine that I was tasting and had tasted prior to this trip. The reality is that there are a number of factors that give a wine its character: varietal, training, exposition, drainage, soils, canopy management, vine density, vine age, organics, biodynamics, weather, yields, fermentation style, skin contact, élevage and aging technique to name a few. It takes thoughtful, knowledgeable growers and winemakers to navigate all of the factors involved. Furthermore, some farmers are working harder than others, which, ironically, in some cases, might mean actually doing less. It seems as though it takes the right mix of intuition, courage, and providence to make a really great wine…and, when you come across one, it can really shake you up, making you reevaluate long-held beliefs. On this trip, I found that by accepting that I will always be a student of wine, that there will always be more to learn, I became more excited to taste, re-taste and ask questions. The days I spent tasting at VinItaly, Vin Natur, and Vini Veri reminded me how crucial it is to spend time with a producer to gain an understanding of their work. Each conversation with a grower reveals a little more, nourishing us in a way that allows us to find language for our customers and colleagues, to translate what wines are saying about their place of origin and the process that brought them from vine to bottle.
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Comedy television worlds are colliding at Greendale Community College in ways that you might not expect. Of all people, Arrested Development creator Mitch Hurwitz will take a step out of the writer's room appear in an upcoming episode of Community. Hurwitz will be playing Preston Koogler, a student at Greendale who is an insatiable party animal.
Also appearing in that episode will be Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim, creators and performers on Adult Swim's gleefully absurd Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!, and stars of 2012's masterful film The Comedy. The two Adult Swim stars will play the roles of Roger and Billy. Not much is known about their characters as of yet, but the two will play some role in the Dean's upcoming plans for the school. The two oddball comedy writers will certainly add a splash of kookiness to a show that already flirts with crazy.
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Who will be the interim mayor? City council to make major appointment on Tuesday
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SANFORD — Next week, at its first meeting of the year, the new City Council will appoint one of its members to serve as Sanford's first mayor.
In anticipation of next week's first city council meeting, the Sanford News asked each council member if he or she is interested in filling the seat of interim mayor as Sanford makes the transition to a city and implements the changes outlined in the 2012 charter. Only Council Chair Alan Walsh was not available for comment, despite several attempts to reach him.
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"It's a very mature group of kids," he said. "They work hard." Davidson's first match is against the No. 2 wrestler from Connecticut, Brian Amato of Newington. Davidson, the second seed from Maine, is 43-8 this season and has a career mark of 144-32. "He's in a pretty tough weight class," Rix said. "He's never placed. This year he's got a goal of getting a medal." Smith won his first state title over Biddeford's Dominick Day, who had beaten him the three previous times they wrestled. He's 44-7 this year and has a career mark of 124-37. Smith's first match as the No. 1 Maine wrestler is against the winner of the match between Abbas Tamaradze of Hampton Charter, Mass., and James Dagesse of St. Johnsbury, Vt. "He did a good job on his feet," Rix said. "He capitalized on the down situations. He's actually been picked to take sixth, which is good to see. He's tough. When he's on, he's on." Janes is a two-time state champ who is wrestling in a tough division as the No. 3 from Maine. He will face Connecticut's No. 3 in his first match — Christian Zotti of Newington.
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The grand game
By Freddy Berowski
There are 289 members of the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Only two of them have hit two grand slams in one game: Tony Lazzeri and Frank Robinson.
But one day after Rickey Henderson, Jim Rice and Joe Gordon took their rightful place in Cooperstown, Senior Circuit batters launched an attack on several grand slam records.
The Washington Nationals' Josh Willingham hit a record-tying two grand slam home runs in back-to-back innings. Willingham's eight RBI on the day matched a franchise high, and it was the third time in National League history that a batter has had two grand slams in a game, the last being Fernando Tatis with the St. Louis Cardinals in 1999.
When Tatis clubbed his two grand slams on April 23, 1999, they both came in the same inning. Even more amazing is that the third inning blasts came off of the same pitcher, the Dodgers' Chan Ho Park. Ironically, Tatis was one of three National Leaguers to hit grand slams Monday when his eighth-inning, pinch-hit shot off recently recalled Franklin Morales propelled the Mets to victory over the wild-card leading Colorado Rockies.
Alfonso Soriano added to the fireworks on Monday when his 13th-inning walk-off grand slam led the surging, first place Chicago Cubs past one of their division rivals, the Houston Astros.
According to David Vincent of the SABR Home Run Log, the National League mark of four grand slams in one day was established on May 21, 2000. On that day Shawn Green and Adrian Beltre of the Los Angeles Dodgers, J.T. Snow of the San Francisco Giants and Brian Hunter of the Philadelphia Phillies connected for bases-loaded round-trippers.
Coincidentally, the only time four grand slams were hit on the same day in the American League was also in 2000, when Ben Grieve, Joe Oliver, Richie Sexson and Jose Macias went deep with the bags full on July 22.
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