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quote:There was zero closure in the x files. Carter never really wrote beyond individual seasons and had no plans to end it. However, 75% of x files is individual episodes. I' never watched the x files for the alien arch. If you get through it on DVD then I understand your disappointment, but week to week there wasn't a better show on television for 4 years. Plus they had to write around duchovny leavin the show and that made the overall story get even crazier and didn't allow time for then to properly close out the Samantha mystery.
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quote:I would like to point out that closure is a big deal to me.. if you can't finish your story correctly, then you automatically lose a bunch of points in my book.
quote:I prefer a show to tie up it's loose ends, why would you want every question never resolved?
quote: It also was more government conpiracy than scifi Other way around.
quote:The finale was awful.
quote:The finale was awful. The only aspect I liked of it was that mulder uncovers the date. But he is left in a fricking cave cowering. Could've closed with him finding out (while having a entirely different episode that was aired ) the date and we last see he and scully, now a believer, resolved to "fight the future" See that's closure and not wrapping it up in a bow. How bad would it suck to see a mulder who no longer has purpose? What is he going to do now? That sucks.
quote:Basically, most endings were better than the one we got frick seasons 7-9
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Coach's Comment: "Our goal is to finish in the top four and host a playoff game."
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Change atop NL East…Simon says 12…Yanks out last Tribe in 14
The Washington Nationals are back in first place in the National League East, thanks to the long ball. Jayson Werth, Ian Desmond and Wilson Ramos all homered in the Nationals 6-2 victory over Baltimore in an interleague game. Doug Fister held the Orioles to two runs in his seven to get the victory. He's 8-2.
Atlanta fell out of first place a game back of Washington thanks to the Mets' 4-1 victory over the Braves, their third straight loss to the New Yorkers. Catcher Travis d'Arnaud delivered a two-run home run in the Mets three-run seventh. The Mets are on their first four-game win streak of the season.
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MRI set for Tanaka…Red Sox DFA Pierzynski
Yankees rookie sensation Masahiro Tanaka has been placed on the 15-day disabled list due to elbow inflammation and has returned to New York to have an MRI on his right arm.
The move comes a day after Tanaka allowed five runs and 10 hits — both career highs — in 6 2/3 innings of a loss Cleveland. The All-Star is 12-4 with a 2.51 ERA in 18 starts, but has lost three of his last four outings.
Boston Red Sox reliever Koji Uehara has been added to the AL roster to take Tanaka's place for Tuesday's All-Star Game.
In other baseball news, the Red Sox have designated catcher A.J. Pierzynski (peer-ZIN'-skee) for assignment and called up catching prospect Christian Vazquez from Triple-A Pawtucket. The 37-year-old Pierzynski hit .254 with four home runs and 31 RBIs in 72 games this season.
Dodgers found partly responsible in fan beating
A jury has found the Los Angeles Dodgers partly at fault in the beating of a Giants fan who suffered brain damage in the 2011 assault at Dodger Stadium. However, the jury absolved former Dodgers owner Frank McCourt on any responsibility.
The jury found damages of about $18 million but said the Dodgers were responsible for only a quarter of the sum. The rest of the responsibility was split between the two men who beat fan Bryan Stow.
Enraged Sterling calls wife "a pig"
Calling his wife "a pig," a raging Donald Sterling denounced his wife, her lawyers and the NBA from the witness stand and vowed he would never sell the Los Angeles Clippers.
Sterling, his voice rising to a shout in an otherwise quiet courtroom, vowed to spend the rest of his life suing the league.
Sterling is fighting his wife's proposed $2 billion sale of the Clippers to former Microsoft exec Steve Ballmer.
Pop gets Spurs extension…AP source: Riley meets with LeBron
Gregg Popovich has agreed to a multi-year extension to stay on as coach of the San Antonio Spurs. The team did not announce the terms of the deal in a two-sentence news release.
Popovich returns to a team that has Tim Duncan, Boris Diaw and the rest of the key elements of a team that won the franchise's fifth NBA title all set to return next season. It was the Spurs' fifth title under Popovich, who also won his third coach of the year award after leading the team to an NBA-best 62 wins in the regular season.
He is one of three coaches to be named coach of the year three times.
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Long term deals for key 'Hawks
The Chicago Blackhawks are committed to retaining their key players. The club has announced eight-year contract extensions with captain Jonathan Toews and star forward Patrick Kane.
The Blackhawks did not release the value of the deals that keep the two stars in Chicago through the 2022-23 season.
Chicago selected Toews with the No. 3 pick in the 2006 draft, and grabbed Kane with the No. 1 overall selection the following year. They combined to lead the Blackhawks to Stanley Cup titles in 2010 and 2013.
Kane had 29 goals and 40 assists and Toews finished with 28 goals and 40 assists this season. The Blackhawks lost to league champion Los Angeles in the Western Conference finals.
In other NHL news, the New Jersey Devils signed goaltender Cory Schneider to a seven year, $42 million contract extension. He would have been an unrestricted free agent. Schneider is replacing veteran Martin Brodeur as the Devils No. 1 goalie.
Argentina-Germany World Cup final
Argentina has advanced to the World Cup final by beating the Netherlands in a penalty shootout. Argentina will take on Germany in the title match on Sunday.
Argentina connected on all four of its shots in the shootout phase after the two sides played 120 minutes of scoreless soccer. Argentina goalkeeper Sergio Romero saved two of Netherlands' four penalty kicks.
It's the third time for a Germany-Argentina World Cup final. Argentina beat Germany in the 1986 World Cup final and Germany returned the favor in 1990.
Race hits Belgium
Defending champion Chris Froome has withdrawn from the Tour de France after crashing in the fifth stage, a day after hurting his wrist in another crash.
Dutch rider Lars Boom won the fifth stage. Race leader Vincenzo Nibali recovered from a crash to extend his overall lead.


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Hemolytic disease of the newborn (HDN) is a blood disorder in a fetus or newborn infant. In some infants, it can be life-threatening.
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HDN; Erythroblastosis fetalis
HDN may develop when a mother and her unborn baby have different blood types (called "incompatibility"). The mother produces substances called antibodies that attack the developing baby's red blood cells.
The most common form of HDN is ABO incompatibility, which is usually not very severe. Other, less common types may cause more severe problems.
The least common form is Rh incompatibility, which can almost always be prevented. When this form does occur, it can cause very severe anemia in the baby.
HDN can destroy the newborn baby's blood cells very quickly, which can cause symptoms such as:
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After birth, a transfusion may need to be performed.
Infants with mild HDN may be treated with:
The severity of this condition can vary. Some babies have no symptoms. In other cases, problems such as hydrops can cause the baby to die before, or shortly after birth. Severe HDN may be treated before birth by intrauterine blood transfusion.
The most severe form of this disease, which is caused by Rh incompatibility, can be prevented if the mother is given a shot of a medicine called RhoGAM at certain times during and after her pregnancy. If you have had a baby with this disease, talk with your doctor if you plan to have another baby.
Gruslin AM, Moore TR. Erythroblastosis fetalis. In: Martin R, Fanaroff A, Walsh M, eds. Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2011.
Cohen DW. Hemolytic disease of the newborn: RBC alloantibodies in pregnancy and associated serologic issues. UpToDate [online]. Waltham, Ma: Nov 2009.
Kimberly G Lee, MD, MSc, IBCLC, Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Division of Neonatology, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.
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Last 10: Dallas 6-3-1; St. Louis 7-2-1
Blue Notes: The Blues are off to their best start in franchise history (15-3-3, 33 points). With a win, Ken Hitchcock would pass Bryan Murray and take over sole possession of eighth on the NHL's all-time wins list. David Backes has three goals and three assists in his last six games. Chris Stewart has five goals in his last seven games against the Stars. The Blues have won five of the last six against Dallas, including three straight at Scottrade Center.
Season series: It's the first of five times the Dallas Stars and St. Louis Blues will meet this season. The Blues won two of their three games last season, including the only one in St. Louis, 2-1 on April 19.
Big story: Two teams playing solid hockey recently will collide at Scottrade Center, but the quality of the teams in the Central Division have made it difficult for anyone to move in the standings.
The Stars have won six of their past eight but only have gone from sixth to fifth in the Central. The Blues are 10-2-1 in their past 13, but remain stuck behind the Chicago Blackhawks for the top spot in the division.
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Stars: Brenden Morrow will play against Dallas on Saturday for the first time since he was traded last season. He had spent his first 13 NHL seasons with the Stars, including seven as the team's captain.
"It will be interesting," defenseman Trevor Daley told the Stars' website. "It will be kind of weird to see him. Haven't got to play against that guy before. Just like playing against Steve Ott, it will be special. Morrow was the biggest part of this team ever since I've been here. It's going to be a little different seeing him on the other side."
Morrow had 243 goals and 528 points in 835 games with the Stars.
"It will be my first game against him. I've never played against him," defenseman Stephane Robidas told the team's website. "I know how hard he battles. He's been a great player for this organization. I am sure it is going to be a special game for him. It will be special for us to see our old captain. At the same time we need to be ready because they are a good team. We need to focus on them, not really on Brenden."
Morrow, in his first season with the Blues, has four goals and two assists in 15 games.
Blues: The Blues' 3-2 shootout win against the Boston Bruins was a nice two points in the standings, but there was more significance than a top team in the Western Conference earning an impressive win against a top team in the Eastern Conference.
The win was the 620th in the NHL career of coach Ken Hitchcock, tying him with Bryan Murray for eighth on the all-time list.
Hitchcock's next win will give him sole possession of No. 8 on the list and move him within 27 victories of seventh-place Ron Wilson, who has 648 wins.
The game Saturday also will be the 1,180th Hitchcock has coached in the NHL, which is 12th all-time. If things continue to stay on course for Hitchcock and the Blues, he'll pass the 1,200-game mark on Jan. 7, 2014. Only 10 others have coached at least 1,200 NHL games; Dallas Stars coach Lindy Ruff, who has coached six more games than Hitchcock, will hit the 1,200-game mark on Dec. 21. However, Ruff has 582 wins.
Who's hot: Stars forward Tyler Seguin had his four-game scoring streak snapped Thursday, during which he had six goals and eight points. … Blues goalie Jaroslav Halak has won two straight games, during which he allowed three goals on 55 shots.
Injury report: Stars forward Ray Whitney, who has missed four games with a groin injury, could return Saturday. … Blues defenseman Jordan Leopold (hand) is out, while forward Patrik Berglund (upper body) is undercertain.


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ROCHESTER — The following items are based on 837 entries on the Rochester Police Log from Oct. 1 to 6:
5:27 p.m. — Obscene pictures have been drawn on Farrington Street.
5:59 p.m. — A Portland Street woman says a man has threatened to beat her up and shoot her.
1:11 p.m. — A Gonic Road home has been burgled.
10:34 p.m. — A drunk man, claiming to be an archangel called Angel, sits on the front steps of a Washington Street home, and refuses to fly away.
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A huge mahalo goes out to the KRP Racer Ohana for participating in the 2012 Waianae Coast Community Christmas Parade. This is the 18th annual parade's theme, sponsored by the Waianae Rotary Club and the Waianae Mall, was "Give Peace A Chance". An aptly named parade during due to the events closing out the 2012 calendar...and our racers were there to support it. Mahalo to all of the racers and especially to Buddy Kupau for spear-heading KRP's participation.
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Before the season I predicted this would be the worst fielding team in all of baseball, but I had no idea it would be this bad.
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Before the season I predicted this would be the worst fielding team in all of baseball, but I had no idea it would be this bad.
I don't have any numbers to back me up, but I heard them using some numbers on the radio a week or so ago demonstrating that our defense was actually not that bad, statistically speaking. I don't think any numbers can make Theriot look adequate, but the rest of the team is looking decent, are they not?
cardsfan04 wrote:See, told ya our bad defense was overstated.
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* The Cardinals' 7-5 victory over Florida Tuesday is the kind of game we've come to expect from St. Louis in 2011. The home team played defense in a way that made you want to cover your eyes. There were base-running blunders and other mistakes. Not sure what's going on with Albert Pujols, who is batting .231 for goodness sake. But you know what? They'll keep pushing for nine innings, and will not go quietly into the night, so you'd better not give 'em an opening. The Cardinals' Scrap- O-Meter is pretty much off the charts so far in 2011. The fact that one of the grinders, Daniel Descalso, won it by blistering a hanging changeup for a 3-run homer? Perfect.
* Because this is the team that manager Tony La Russa wanted. So yeah, Ryan Theriot will make errors and have limited range, other plays won't be made by other fielders, the Cardinals will run their way into outs, and at times it'll seem like a beer-league softball team. But it will put up offensive numbers, and it will compete with gusto. So La Russa shouldn't be offended when I write about Theriot's defense, or point out things that fans already can see for themselves. The team's stenographers shouldn't get all aroused, as if this is some sort of controversy. Because it isn't. Of course La Russa was going to defend Theriot. He will always defend Theriot. And I expect that. Commend it, actually. Because La Russa wanted Theriot to come to St. Louis and help him change the team's personality. And TLR will stand by Theriot all season. This is his guy. And some of us recognized this in advance. We could see it coming.
* Some of you may recall a column I wrote for Jan. 11, You can take a look here, and feel free to skip down to the pertinent area, where I start talking about La Russa going "rogue" in defiance of the sabermetric-base philosophies that influence the game.
* If you don't want to read the whole thing, here are a few relevant excerpts.
(1) "At a time when so many organizations are putting a special emphasis on defense and stressing "run prevention" - as if that's some newfangled thing - La Russa is going rogue. He's rebelling against the revolution."
(2) "You want the Cardinals to be a sabermetric-based creation? Well, you better SABR La Russa down to the ground, 'cause it'll happen over his dead body. You want defense and a high OBP? Well, La Russa wants ballplayers who hustle and scuffle and rip the knees on their uniform pants. He wants a team of no-retreat, no-surrender players."
(3) "The manager believes that this team needed grinders. And more offense, sure. What La Russa wanted more than anything was to take last season's disappointingly soft team and give it a backbone and a hard-shell attitude."
(4) "So yeah, the rest of us can take our Wins Above Replacement and Equivalent Average and come up with formulas. But just give La Russa 25 players with a sharpened competitive edge who want to win more than the 25 on the other side. And he'll happily go into 162 games with that."
* So La Russa defends Ryan Theriot? You're damned right TLR will defend Theriot. This is exactly the team that La Russa wanted, down to the last dirt stain, down to the last act of scrappiness. And Theriot is a big part of the collective team personality that La Russa sought to cultivate. TLR went rogue, and so far it's working.
Moving on ...
* Let's put Pujols' start into historical perspective. His .231 batting average is his lowest on the May 4 date on the calendar in a season. His previous low on May 4 was .276 in 2002, and .2004. Pujols' .298 onbase percentage is the lowest on May 4; the previous low was .363 in 2007. His slugging percentage of .419 is also AP's career low for May 4; the previous low was a .500 SLG in 2007. I won't bore you with the data, but I'll share a couple of things: pitchers are throwing more fastballs to Pujols than they ever have before, and he's not making them pay for that. His performance against fastballs is way off compared to previous season. And while it's been said many times that Pujols is having problems with inside pitches, the bigger issue is that he's not getting to pitches on the outside part of the strike zone. According to STATS he's batting .176 on pitches (strikes) outside at the waist, and .167 on pitches (strikes) outside and at the knees. But Pujols' strike-zone judgment is still strong. He isn't chasing pitches. His rate of going after pitches out of the strike zone has dropped from last year, which is good. His contact rate is up. But his line-drive rate is down. Pujols is putting balls in play at a healthy rate, but they're not being hit as hard (generally speaking.) And his batting average on balls in play is .206. His career mark in BABIP is .317. So there's some bad luck, too.
* To pick up on a stat used by our friends at Fox Sports Midwest: the Cardinals are 14-2 this season when they aren't charged with an error in a game. And 3-11 when they're charged with an error. I thought that we'd see similar numbers from all teams, but actually it's random. Cincinnati, for example, is 5-5 when making an error and 9-10 when not making an error. The Cubs are 6-7 when making an error and 7-9 when they don't. But the Cardinals' number on this is certainly eye-opening.
* Zack Greinke makes his debut for the Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday night, and the team could use the boost. Though Milwaukee's starting pitching has been good overall this season, with a 3.81 ERA, things are eroding a bit. Yovani Gallardo is off to a brutal start, with a 6.10 ERA and 71 baserunners allowed in 41.1 innings. Over the last 11 games the Brewers' starting-pitching ERA is 5.10, so Greinke's arrival is on time. More than anything, the Brewers need to start hitting. The Brewers are 9th in the NL with an average of 4.3 runs per game.
* Homer Bailey will return to Cincinnati's rotation on Thursday, with Sam LeCure moving to the bullpen. The Reds are 15th in the NL with a starting-pitching ERA of 5.56. And no, I didn't think they would be this bad. (Then again, Reds' starters got bopped around early last season, too. And got better. As always: it's early.) Since going 5-0 to start the season, the Reds are 9-15. Here are the starters' ERA since April 6: Bronson Arroyo 4.25, LeCure 4.79, Edinson Volquez 5.27, Mike Leake 6.35, Travis Wood 8.39.
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CPR stands for cardiopulmonary resuscitation. It is a lifesaving procedure that is done when someone's breathing or heartbeat has stopped. This may happen after drowning, suffocation, choking, or other injuries. CPR involves:
Permanent brain damage or death can occur within minutes if blood flow stops. Therefore, you must continue these procedures until the infant's heartbeat and breathing return, or trained medical help arrives.
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Rescue breathing and chest compressions - infant; Resuscitation - cardiopulmonary - infant; Cardiopulmonary resuscitation - infant
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All parents and those who take care of children should learn infant and child CPR if they haven't already. See www.americanheart.org for classes near you.
The newest techniques emphasize compression over rescue breathing and airway, reversing long-standing practice.
There are many things that cause an infant's heartbeat and breathing to stop. Some reasons you may need to do CPR on an infant include:
CPR should be done if the infant has the following symptoms:
The following CPR steps are based on instructions from the American Heart Association.
1.Check for alertness. Shake or tap the infant gently. See if the infant moves or makes a noise. Shout, "Are you OK?
2. If there is no response, shout for help. Tell someone to call 911 or your local emergency number. Do not leave the infant yourself to call 911 until you have done CPR for about 2 minutes.
3. Carefully place the infant on their back. If there is a chance the infant has a spinal injury, two people should move the infant to prevent the head and neck from twisting.
4. Perform chest compressions:
5. Open the airway. Lift up the chin with one hand. At the same time, tilt the head by pushing down on the forehead with the other hand.
6. Look, listen, and feel for breathing. Place your ear close to the infant's mouth and nose. Watch for chest movement. Feel for breath on your cheek.
7. If the infant is not breathing:
8. Continue CPR (30 chest compressions followed by 2 breaths, then repeat) for about 2 minutes.
9. After about 2 minutes of CPR, if the infant still does not have normal breathing, coughing, or any movement, leave the infant if you are alone and call 911.
10. Repeat rescue breathing and chest compressions until the infant recovers or help arrives.
Keep rechecking for breathing until help arrives.
Most children need CPR because of a preventable accident. The following tips may help prevent some accidents in children:
Hazinski MF, Samson R, Schexnayder S. 2010 Handbook of Emergency Cardiovascular Care for Healthcare Providers. Dallas, Tx: American Heart Association; 2010.
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Some of the most interesting news often happens in the suburbs and the just-completed year was no exception.
The most-read NOW online story of 2011 was an item on a 70-year-old St. Francis man who found a missile buried in the wall of his bathroom. How did it get there? We don't know for sure, but a former owner of the house was a World War II veteran known to collect war souvenirs.
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» Read Full ArticleChinese Lunar New Year celebration at Mayfair Sunday
To celebrate the end of the winter season and the arrival of a new year in Chinese culture, Mayfair will host its fourth annual Chinese Lunar New Year celebration in the lower level center court on Sunday, March 8 from 1 to 2 p.m.
The event is geared toward families and anyone interested in learning more about and celebrating Chinese culture. The OCA Youth Dance Troupe will provide live entertainment and P.F. Chang's Chinese Bistro will host lettuce wrap sampling while supplies last.
"We are pleased to offer our shoppers the opportunity to celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year at Mayfair," said Brenda Vento, marketing manager at Mayfair. "Our partnerships with the OCA Youth Dance Troupe and P.F. Chang's China Bistro enable our guests to experience this unique cultural tradition."
For information, call (414) 771-1300 or visit www.mayfairmall.com. Mayfair is located at 2500 N Mayfair Rd. in Wauwatosa.
Police to warn against impaired driving on St. Patrick's Day
The Wauwatosa Police Department will educate the public on the dangers of impaired driving in the area of North Mayfair Road and West Bluemound Road Tuesday, March 17 around 4 or 5 p.m.
Officers from numerous agencies throughout Southeastern Wisconsin will be present for this "street role call" as part of a St. Patrick's Day OWI Task Force deployment.
The presentation will also bring awareness to law enforcement's "ongoing commitment to deterring impaired driving and arresting those who choose to drive under the influence," a news release said.
Fundraiser covers funeral expenses for victim of Wauwatosa house fire
died in a house fire in Wauwatosa Feb. 22, raised $5,920 for the girl's funeral expenses. Some of the money will also go toward the family who lost their home in the fire, the GoFundMe page notes.
An online fundraiser for Faith Cruz, a 3-year-old who"The results of this fundraiser have truly opened our eyes to the great community we here have in Wauwatosa," Ashley Reed, a friend of the family, wrote on the page. "Faith's funeral and service were absolutely beautiful."
Cruz's funeral service was at Krause Funeral Home in New Berlin Feb. 27. She was buried at Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
Student in custody for bringing knives to Wauwatosa East High School
A juvenile was taken into custody after bringing knives to Wauwatosa East High School, 7500 Milwaukee Ave., at 2:45 p.m. Feb. 28, according to a report through the Wauwatosa Police Department.
The report did not indicate any additional information.
OSHA says drill rig involved in construction worker's death
The construction worker who died at the Zoo Interchange project Feb. 28 "came into contact" with a drill rig while he was installing tiebacks on a retaining wall, according to Chris Zortman, Milwaukee area director for the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
OSHA is investigating the incident with assistance from the Milwaukee County sheriff's office.
Although many details are still unknown, the sheriff's office has reported that 33-year-old Ryan C. Calkins of Brookfield was pronounced dead on the scene near Interstate 94 and 91st Street about 7:41 a.m. Feb. 28.
Fran McLaughlin, director of support services for the sheriff's office, said Calkins was involved in a "machinery accident" but did not clarify what happened because of the ongoing investigation. She said the sheriff's office and Brookfield police helped interview witnesses, notified family members, and are now assisting OSHA with its investigation.
McLaughlin said Calkins was the only worker injured in the accident.
» Read Full ArticleTwirly Birds vintage store plans return to Wauwatosa
moved their vintage store to a larger space in Waukesha in August.
After more than three years of business in the Wauwatosa Village, the owners of Twirly BirdsBut owners Kim Jenkins and Penny Stark said they have missed Wauwatosa and are planning to return to the city at 6429 W. North Ave. If they receive the necessary approvals from the city, they hope to open the last week in March.
"We miss the quaintness, and our customers," Stark said.
Stark said she and Jenkins had always wanted to stay in Wauwatosa, but couldn't find a large enough location in the city when they outgrew their store in the Village. The new space on North Avenue is bigger than both their old store and their current location in Waukesha.
"When we saw an opportunity, we looked at it and thought it was perfect," Stark said.
» Read Full ArticleDry cleaner seeks expansion into old City Market in Wauwatosa
Dong Sin, owner of Westwood Dry Cleaners in Wauwatosa, is hoping to expand his business next door to the old City Market location at 8725 W. North Ave.
Sin purchased the building in October for $595,000. City Market owners Jeff Swanson and Julie Hollingsworth said at the time that there weren't enough customers to support the restaurant with another location close by on Watertown Plank Road. They had operated the North Avenue location for about eight years.
Sin's application to the city to allow dry cleaning in the building states that his business is growing and he needs more space.
"The applicant's current property has limited space and the customer base is expanding, since there are upcoming and new developments in Wauwatosa," the application says.
The Wauwatosa Plan Commission will consider the request March 9.
'Momastery' author coming to Wauwatosa
Momastery," will be speaking at Wauwatosa East High School 10 a.m. June 6.
Glennon Doyle Melton, author of a popular blog about motherhood and marriage called "Tickets will be available April 6 for $19, which includes a copy of Melton's book "Carry On, Warrior." Proceeds will be donated to Milwaukee's Cribs for Kids program.
The event is organized by Firefly Real Estate, with additional sponsorship by Great Midwest Bank.
Colleen Sprague, owner of Firefly Real Estate, said Melton changed her outlook on life and she hopes to expose more people to Melton's writing.
"Her words have changed me and really made my outlook so much more positive," Sprague said. "Hosting Glennon in Wauwatosa is an opportunity to share her story with others while encouraging a culture of authenticity and supportiveness in the community that sometimes isn't there."
» Read Full ArticleWauwatosa's Folley and Reagan advance to state wrestling semis
"This shows that Tosa wrestling is nothing to take lightly."
That was the comment of Wauwatosa 138-pound wrestler Ben Reagan after he defeated West Allis Central's Mauricio Cardoso, 9-2, to advance to the semifinals of the WIAA State Individual Tournament at the Kohl Center in Madison Thursday night.
Reagan (41-2), who had also defeated Cardoso in a tournament back in December, joined 126-pound teammate Justin Folley (44-1), who also advanced to the semifinals after a 10-3 decision over Andrew McIntosh of Oak Creek.
It is the second straight trip to the semifinals for Folley, who wound up fifth in state last season while at Milwaukee Riverside.
"I feel very confident right now," said Folley. "The best part of the day for me was even though I was tired I still kept pushing on through."
» Read Full ArticleWauwatosa East teacher Barb Bruesewitz named ProStart Teacher of the Year
named the Wisconsin 2015 ProStart Teacher of the Year for her leadership in teaching skills for careers in the restaurant industry.
Wauwatosa East High School teacher Barb Bruesewitz has beenAs a teacher of family and consumer education, Bruesewitz has led ProStart teams to state championship competitions three years, bringing home a first place win in 2012. ProStart, administered by the National Restaurant Association Education Foundation, is a two-year curriculum on the restaurant industry that involves hands-on culinary competitions throughout the country.
"Barb's contributions to education, extracurricular programming, and foundation work all show an unmatched passion for the industry and make her very well-deserving of this commendation," Alex Newman, ProStart coordinator for the Wisconsin Restaurant Association Education Foundation, said in a news release.
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Pancake breakfast Sunday will raise money for scholarships
The Wauwatosa Kiwanis Club and Wauwatosa high school key clubs are hosting a pancake breakfast 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. March 1 at Wauwatosa West High School, 11400 W. Center St. Money raised at the breakfast will support scholarships for four Wauwatosa students.
In addition to pancakes, there will be scrambled eggs, sausage, applesauce, coffee, orange juice and milk. There will also be music, games, face painting and raffles.
Tickets are $7 in advance, $8 at the door, and $5 for kids 12 and under. Advanced tickets are available at both high schools, or by calling Ken Snyder at (414) 459-4567.
Read the winning essays in Tosa's All-City Read contest
As part of Tosa's All-City Read, a program encouraging all Wauwatosa residents to read the same book together, nine students and adults have won awards for essays on the topic of portaging.
The topic is central to this year's All-City Read book, "Orphan Train," in which the characters have to decide what to take with them and what to leave behind on their journeys, or portages. Some of the winning writers wrote about their own lives, while others interviewed family members.
All of the winning essays are available online at tosasallcityread.com.
Grades 3-5 winners
First place: "Wisconsin to Louisiana" by Eleanor Hannan
» Read Full ArticleVictim in fatal Wauwatosa house fire was 3-year-old girl
killed in a Wauwatosa house fire on Sunday, the Milwaukee County medical examiner's office confirmed on Monday.
A 3-year-old girl wasThe fire was reported shortly before noon at the home of the girl's grandparents in the 500 block of N. 106th St. The girl was identified as Faith Ann Cruz and her cause of death was listed as smoke inhalation, according to the medical examiner. Her death was ruled an accident.
A passer-by called 911 at 11:48 a.m. Sunday and told dispatchers the house was on fire and one person had suffered burns, according to a Wauwatosa Fire Department news release.
A man was found outside with significant burns and told firefighters that a child was still in the house. The man suffered serious injuries and was taken to Columbia St. Mary's Regional Burn Center in Milwaukee, according to the Fire Department. His condition was not known on Monday.
The cause of the fire remained undetermined on Monday, but it was believed to have started in the basement of the one-story house.
» Read Full ArticleMMSD commission OKs $6.4 million flood control project
$6.4 million flood control project with a levee along the Menomonee River in Wauwatosa.
The Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District's Commission on Monday approved aA contract awarded to Ram's Contracting Ltd. of Lannon includes construction of a 1,000-foot-long soil berm south of State St., between 60th and 63rd streets. The hillside between the levee and the river will be excavated to provide storage space for floodwater.
The project includes removal of an underground culvert south of State St. that contains the flow of Schoonmaker Creek. Nearly 400 feet of the creek will be opened to daylight and allowed to run free to the river.
Medical examiner identifies 3-year-old who died in Wauwatosa house fire
The victim of a house fire at 504 N. 106th St. in Wauwatosa Sunday has been identified as 3-year-old Faith Ann Cruz, according to the Milwaukee County medical examiner's office.
According to reports from the office, the house fire was at Cruz's grandparents' house. The first 911 call about the fire came from a passerby at 11:48 a.m. Sunday, the Wauwatosa Police Department reported.
Firefighters on the scene found a man outside the home with significant burns. The man told firefighters there was still a child in the house. He was transported to Columbia St. Mary's Regional Burn Center and his current condition is unknown, the fire department reported.
Inside the home, firefighters said they found Cruz unresponsive and took her to a waiting paramedic unit. She arrived at Children's Hospital at about 12:20 p.m. and was pronounced dead at 12:46 p.m.
According to the medical examiner's reports, Cruz did not have any burns and it appeared she died from smoke inhalation.
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A multi sport athlete growing up in Suburban Philadelphia, Steve made his way to Cabrini College in Radnor Pennsylvania on a soccer scholarship where he earned many honors including Most Valuable Player recognition and a Distinguished Alumni award for his charitable work in the community. Post college, Brown played semi-professionally for a number of years in the Majors Division of the United Soccer League for the club Danubia.
Steve traded in his soccer shoes and turned his passions to the flexibility of multisport racing in 1987 and has never looked back.
Since 1987, Steve has racked up countless triathlons and multisport events of all distances including marathons, ultra marathons, and ironman triathlons and many top age group finishes.
In addition to his busy racing and training schedule, Steve is also very active using his involvement in multisport racing as a way of raising funds and awareness for significant causes. In his "spare time", Steve works closely with organizations such as The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Grassroot Soccer, and DELMO Sports in promoting and supporting their events. Steve is also a member of Team Inspiration whose mission is to empower individuals living with cancer by developing exercise & wellness programs that improve their physical, mental, and spiritual quality of life.
Brown is an accomplished writer whose work has been featured regularly in PhillyFIT Magazine, HealthFitnessBroadcast.com, Philly Health Watch,TransitionTimes.com, and Liberty Sports Magazine. Steve has also been a featured guest on several radio, TV and internet broadcast programs.
In February of 2006, life threw Steve a curve ball when he was diagnosed with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia. Wasting no time, he underwent four rounds of chemotherapy. He maintained his baseline fitness level, often running home from his treatments and quickly reached complete remission. By July of that same year, he was back to racing triathlons. By September of that year, just 7 months after his diagnosis, "RemissionMan" crossed the finish line of his 8th career iron distance triathlon. (2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike, 26.2-mile run) His diagnosis drew him to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's TEAM in TRAINING program where he signed on as Triathlon Coach.
In 2008 Steve was named TEAM in TRAINING's "Volunteer of the Year" and in 2010 Steve was named "Man of the Year by The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Brown has chronicled his journey through remission and across the finish line and in May, 2007 published the book "My New Race" to tell the story.
Brown has also written a collection of multisport short stories, articles, and interviews, entitled "The Inner Triathlete … Forever ablaze". This book is dedicated to Jon "Blazeman" Blais and a portion of the proceeds benefit The Blazeman Foundation's fight against Lou Gehrig's disease.
In December of 2008, Brown released his third book; "50 FIT TIPS". "TIPS" contains 50 fun fitness and motivational tips, reminders, and messages designed to help motivate people and get them moving in the right direction towards better health through fitness.
In November of 2010, Brown released "In Search of Center", his fourth effort which again speaks to his many life, sport, and cancer experiences. Brown's good friend Ethan Zohn wrote the foreword for this book.
In 2112 Brown's leukemia returned. Again he underwent four rounds of treatment and safely reached remission. And again, Brown used endurance sports as a weapon in his arsenal against cancer; running home from treatments and racing half ironman triathlons throughout his treatments.
In 2015 he published his fifth book entitled Relentless Mettle, My Cancer, My Rules where he talks about his experiences living with chronic cancer and the positive impact the multisport community has had in his recovery.
Steve and his wife MG live in Delaware County Pennsylvania, where he also serves on the Board of Directors of the Community YMCA of Eastern Delaware County. In 2011 Delaware County Community College honored Steve with the Wong Moss Distinguished Alumni Award.
Steve often connects with other patients and their family members as a volunteer mentor with The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's First Connection program, as well as the Imerman Angels patient mentoring program.
In 2012, the HEADstrong Foundation honored Brown with the Nicholas E. Colleluori Award for demonstrating heroics and perseverance in the fight against blood cancer.
Also in 2012, Steve was awarded The Blazeman Spirit Award at the Eagleman Ironman 70.3 in honor of Jon "The Blazeman" Blais. This award is given to a participant in the EnduraFit Ironman 70.3 Eagleman who most exemplifies the spirit of Jon "Blazeman" Blais.
Steve was selected as a semi-finalist for the Be Well Philly Health Hero Challenge sponsored by Philadelphia magazine in the fall of 2012. The editors of Philadelphia magazine selected 16 semi-finalists from a pool of nearly 500 entries for their first-ever Health Hero Challenge, in search of locals who are making a difference in health and wellness in the community.
Since 2012, Steve has been a Philanthropic Ambassador for Newton Running.
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"Steve Brown is committed to facilitating positive change in the world – one person at a time."
- Pat Croce – Best-selling author, motivational speaker, successful entrepreneur, and life coach.
"Every project that I have seen Steve involved with has benefited all parties at the highest level. He is an intelligent and passionate individual whom I I'm proud to call a friend and fellow Triathlete. "
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"Steve Brown has shown a great love for the sport of triathlon through his enthusiastic participation in races as well as devoting numerous hours of his time to promote the sport and encourage others to get involved with this healthy and life long sport. It is because of people like Steve that the sport continues to grow within all groups from young children to first time athletes in their 60's and 70's!"
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Newark, Delaware
Drumming since:
got my first drum set in february of 2004
Car that you currently drive:
Right now Im cruising in a copper 2000 Plymouth Neon
Not counting on drums what do you do for fun:
When Im not at my kit Im usually kicking it with my Dog, hiking, playing videos games, cooking, home brewing with my bros or chilling and drinking a nice craft brew.
Favorite Food:
love chicken breast in any way shape or form
Favorite Drink:
I will always go for a nice big Imperial india Pale Ale
Highlight of your career so far:
I think the highlight of my career has been touring and hanging out with many, many drummers and musicians that have inspired & humbled me throughout the years.
Drumming strengths:
My biggest strength is my attitude. There are always things to work on with your playing, my positive approach and determination has helped me more than anything else.
Drumming means to me:
Discipline, through setting and accomplishing goals. Fun, whats more fun than playing the drums?! Life, I eat breathe and sleep music and I absolutely wouldn't be who I am without it.
Advice for up and coming drummers:
Keep a positive outlook and always seek more from your playing. Practice as much as you can and you'll be able to exceed when opportunity presents itself.
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Davis is a contemporary compact sectional designed for contemporary real life. Every imaginable configuration is possible between these modular pieces and the companion stand-alone pieces, all with firm but plump support. Upholstered in a rich tonal charcoal weave, they stand up to high traffic. Understated hardwood legs have a rich hickory finish. Davis sofa group also available.
After you place your order, we will send a fabric swatch via next day air for your final approval. We will contact you to verify both your receipt and approval of the fabric swatch before finalizing your order.