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With Rick Santorum out of the race for the Republican presidential nomination, political watchers across the nation seem to be salivating for a fight.
Santorum and GOP presidential front-runner Mitt Romney set the tone for this 2012 election year by throwing off the gloves and going at each other, taking shots at one another to the point where arguably got personal. Now that Santorum has suspended his campaign, the "road to the White House" has suddenly seemed unrecognizable by the national media that apparently had gotten used to a much more muddy road.
But when the waters calm, it's the easiest time to make waves.
The national press has an uncanny knack for this, and when they're hungry for drama, it doesn't take much for them to initiate something on which everyone can chew – whether they want to or not. For example, we have the breaking news about President Obama's advance team of Secret Service personnel allegedly arguing with overseas prostitutes over payment issues. This embarrassing nugget became a required topic for discussion when interviewing the GOP's heavy hitters this weekend.
Another piece of battle fodder surfaced after Democratic pundit Hilary Rosen's failed jab at Romney was misdirected at his wife, but it was Rosen, not Ann Romney, who felt the blow. In a nationally broadcast political discussion, Rosen criticized Romney for always referring to his wife for insight on how women are being affected to today's economic issues. Rosen noted that Ann Romney has "never worked a day in her life" and was a ridiculous source of reference for this topic. Regardless how valid Rosen's point was (without mentioning Ann Romney's two Mercedes) the jab came off as more of an attack on all stay-at-home moms.
Her statements were even condemned by the Obama administration, and Rosen has since apologized for her gaffe.
During the last presidential election, it wasn't until the GOP nominee was named and the Republican convention saw newly named vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin finally throw out the red meat to her peers' delight.
In fact, Palin's razor-tongued assault on Barack Obama during her speech at the 2008 GOP convention was what truly launched her into political superstardom.
But for now, the race for the GOP nod is technically still trudging along, so we're just going to have to keep egging on the fight between Romney and Obama until it actually – and inevitably – erupts.


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Regulators raise concern about Neb. nuke plant
The utility that runs the Cooper nuclear power plant in southeast Nebraska must persuade regulators it has improved the way workers respond to problems.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission officials plan to meet on June 26 with the Nebraska Public Power District to discuss the concerns inspectors identified last year.
The NRC says that Cooper's overall performance is acceptable, but regulators to know what NPPD has done to improve the way problems are analyzed and addressed.
NPPD spokesman Mark Becker says the plant's managers are working to correct this issue, but he emphasized that Cooper continues to operate safely.
Cooper is located on the Missouri River about 70 miles south of Omaha.
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PARK CITY, Utah - Luke Wilson's role as Kristen Wiig's husband Lance in "Skeleton Twins" is described as pretty dense. But the actor bucks any "frattiness" about his character. He thinks of him more as a very loyal dog.
And with that, already the circumstances in "Skeleton Twins" sound a little funny. And perhaps a little sad. Wilson was just thrilled to work opposite of an actress who made the job fun.
"I had to make an effort not to laugh," Wilson told HitFix about the drama shoot, which also co-stars Wiig's former "Saturday Night Live" cohort Bill Hader.
"Skeleton Twins" made its debut this week at the film festival, but Wilson was also attending for another reason. Sundance wanted to honor Wes Anderson's earliest short and first feature "Bottle Rocket"; the full-length film bowed almost 20 years ago and starred Wilson and his brother Owen.
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Mark Bouris's Yellow Brick Road will pay $17.6 million in cash and shares to acquire unlisted mortgage aggregator Vow Financial.
YBR revealed last week it had put agreed purchase terms to Vow's 24 shareholders, two of whom - chief executive Tim Brown and Macquarie Group - had already accepted for their combined 40 per cent stake.
Today, the group disclosed that it had since received acceptances from Vow's remaining shareholders.
Some 63 per cent of the purchase price, or $11.1 million, will be paid in cash and the balance in shares.
Macquarie, already a 14.8 per cent shareholder in YBR, and Mr Brown will take their proceeds in YBR shares.
The purchase, which is subject to various conditions, is consistent with YBR's stated intent to build a diversified wealth management group in the non-bank space across mortgages, investment and insurance products.
Vow partners with 700 mortgage brokers and boasts an $18 billion loan book. It negotiates with lenders and collects up-front and trailing commissions on loans introduced by its partner brokers, pocketing fees and a share of the commissions.
In 2012-13, it made a net profit of $1.4 million on $63.3 million in revenue.
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Right wing Ilya Kovalchuk is not practicing with the Devils today at Prudential Center as the team prepares today for its game Monday night against the Toronto Maple Leafs at Air Canada Centre.
Kovalchuk has missed the last night games with a right shoulder injury he sustained on March 23. After praciting with the team Saturday, Kovalchuk said that he needed "a few more days" for his shoulder and hand to get stonger and did not expect to accompany the team to Toronto later today or play Monday.
Defenseman Bryce Salvador also is not practicing again today because of a bruised right wrist he sustained when he was hit with a Zdeno Chara shot Wednesday against Boston.
Right wing David Clarkson is practicing today after sitting out Saturday for what head coach Pete DeBoer described as a "maintenance day."
Goaltender Johan Hedberg is also back at practice today. It's his first time on the ice with the team since Tuesday's practice, when he his back hit the goal cage during a collision. The Devils said he was "sore".
Goaltender Keith Kinkaid is also practicing today, so, for now at least, he's still with the team. He and Hedberg are sharing one net and Martin Brodeur is in the other.
Here is the breakdown of the players on the ice today.
Forwards: Patrik Elias-Travis Zajac-Steve Sullivan; Dainius Zubrus-Adam Henrique-David Clarkson; Alexei Ponikarovsky-Andrei Loktionov-Matt D'Agostini; Ryan Carter-Stephen Gionta-Steve Bernier; Krys Barch-Jacob Josefson-Tom Kostopoulos.
Defensemen: Andy Greene-Adam Larsson; Peter Harrold-Mark Fayne, Henrik Talllinder-Marek Zidlicky; Anton Volchenkov.
Goaltenders: Martin Brodeur, Johan Hedberg, Keith Kinkaid.
At the end of practice, they played a 3-on-3 game with the nets placed at opposite edges of the center-ice circle. Each line was a team and the defensemen were split into two teams of three as well.
At point point, Martin Brodeur shot and scored on Johan Hedberg.
The Devils have lost nine consecutive games, but according to Elias Sports Bureau, the NHL does not consider it a nine-game losing streak. Because the Devils have three shootout losses and one overtime loss during the streak and picked up four points (0-5-4), the NHL considers it to be a winless streak. So, at least by the NHL's and the Devils' standards, if they do not win Monday in Toronto, they would not equal the team record of 10 consecutive losses from Oct. 14 to Nov. 4, 1983 – the franchise's second season in New Jersey.
Unless someone from my paper tells me otherwise, I will continue to write that it is a losing streak until the Devils win a game.
The Devils assigned defenseman Damon Severson to Albany of the AHL today and he will be eligible to play in the team's final four regular season games. Severson, the Devils' 2012 second-round draft pick, just completed his junior season with Kelowna, which was swept by Kamloops in the second round of the WHL playoffs.


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Hard work helped Mullen move from clerk to executive
His life reads like a Depression-era movie, the kind that would have been showing when Frank Mullen showed up in Milwaukee: Kid comes to town looking for work, gets a job as an office boy at a steamship company. He works and works, and the promotions keep coming. And then, one day, he's an executive at that company.
It happens in the movies, and it happened to Mullen, who died Sept. 27 at age 99 - about a month shy of his 100th birthday.
"He was on his way to see the lake when he saw the sign," said his daughter, Eileen Sander. It was the first thing he wanted to do when he got here. Mullen arrived in Milwaukee in May 1934 from Shamokin, Pa. Coal country.
His father worked in the office of a coal company, and his mother wanted to make sure her son didn't end up working in the mines. He'd worked as a stock boy in a grocery store and on a crew under an FDR work project, moving boulders for road construction.
Off he went to Milwaukee. He had a cousin here. He didn't really want to go, leaving his family and friends and especially his bride-to-be, Nellie Brennan. But he'd be back for her, he said. And off he went.
"His first day here he wanted to see the lake, and as he was walking past an office building, he saw a help-wanted sign: 'Help Wanted - Office Boy,'" his daughter said.
Mullen got the job with the Wisconsin & Michigan Steamship Co. For the next 36 years with the steamship company, he saw the lake, but he saw a lot more of the office.
"He just kept getting promotions - cashier, selling tickets - until he ends up where he was," his daughter said.
Where he ended up was in a position called traffic manager, one of two men who ran the Milwaukee office.
Mullen was in charge of the people who worked on the ship, and he was in charge of getting carmakers in Michigan to send their cars here on the Milwaukee Clipper rather than by train. The Clipper started operation in 1941.
Once the cars were on this side of the lake, he had to make sure they got to the dealers.
"He was always going over to Michigan," his daughter said.
But that came later. After one year with the steamship company - after one of those promotions - he went back to Shamokin, and Nellie Brennan and he married.
They'd met in the third grade and went through school together.
"I think they always knew they were going to get married," their daughter said.
Frank and Nellie settled in Bay View and raised two children. They lived there until 2005, well into their 90s, when they moved to San Camillo. They'd been married for 73 years when Nellie died in 2009.
"She was kind and gentle and patient, and all the things he wasn't able to express where he was going, to be successful. He was just hard-charging, and she was the opposite. And I think there was that side to him, but I think only she saw it," his daughter said.
"My dad was just in command. He could overcome any obstacle, and he did all of his life. He was a fighter and he was a leader."
One big obstacle happened when Mullen was a kid. He broke his arm badly falling off a bike. It took hours to get it set right.
"He missed a year of school, but he didn't flunk. He just worked at it. He was determined to stay with his class. He was always a reader and a studier," she said.
"He said to me once, 'Life is real and life is earnest.' Meaning, you're not in fairyland. You'd better be prepared to deal with it," his daughter recalled.
Mullen had wanted to go to college - Nellie did and was a teacher for two years before they married - but he couldn't afford it.
"He did take college courses," his daughter said. "Whenever they could afford it, he took one. He really wanted it. He was the type of man that you couldn't stop."
In 1970, the Clipper ship retired, and so did Mullen. At 58, he was out of a job.
"He did send some résumés around, but at his age, he wasn't going to get a job," his daughter said. So Mullen and his wife lived frugally. He did the things he hadn't had time for all those working years. He golfed, he fished. Cards. Bowling. He spent time with his grandkids.
"He struggled until he was able to get Social Security because he didn't have health insurance. He didn't have Medicare. And he didn't have a job," his daughter said.
Somehow they made it.
"He just winged it," she said. "I know they worried if something would happen in those years, but they made it. Those people who came through the Depression, they knew how to save and they knew how to stretch a dollar. They knew how to make things last."
Besides his daughter, Eileen Sander, he is survived by a son, Frank, six grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren.
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'Elvis Lives' brings tribute artists to Milwaukee
Elvis is back in the building, that building being The Milwaukee Theatre, 500 W. Kilbourn Ave.
"ELVIS LIVES: The Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artists Tour" arrives at the theater Feb. 8 at 8 p.m. »Read Full Article
Not summer? No problem for Chesney and fans
Forget what the calendar says. Summer officially came to Milwaukee Saturday with Kenny Chesney.
The 45-year-old country superstar brought his "No Shoes Nation" tour to about 41,000 people at a sold-out Miller Park Saturday night - but it was clear to the thousands of revelers that this was no mere concert. »Read Full Article(18)
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Powerful, emotional singing delivered a searing story of misery, heartbreak and hope in Friday's opening of the Skylight Music Theatre's "Porgy & Bess."
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Labour law changes forced through by the Socialist government are sparking strikes in refineries, ports, and railways. The benefits of the measures were watered down when the reforms were diluted. Protracted social unrest could deter investment and push up the costs.
Brexit job risk threatens more than just bankers
The UK might miss out on 100,000 finance roles by 2020 if it quits Europe, a trade group says. The reason those outside the City should be concerned is that the real impact could be wider and more prolonged. The trouble is, immediate job losses elsewhere may seem a bigger risk.
Darkening German economy could be Merkel's nemesis
Falling industrial production and weak exports suggest emerging markets may be chipping away at Germany's economic miracle. Chancellor Angela Merkel has ridden out a refugee crisis. But if economic weakness is allowed to reach labour markets, her political fate could be sealed.
Jobs and wages mean rate hikes are go!
Barring market meltdown at home or abroad, American job creation in November looks strong enough to allow Janet Yellen's Fed to lift interest rates this month after seven years near zero. The shift in stance is overdue, but unexciting growth will keep the central bank wary.
German job miracle keeps defying gloom-mongers
Most experts predicted that January's imposition of a national minimum wage would lead to heavy job losses. But employment in Germany keeps rising and economists are confused. The fears may yet be vindicated, although it could take a recession to show they were right.
America: land of phantom job openings
At 4.8 mln, it's the most positions free since January 2001. Yet the hiring rate keeps falling. The largest gap is in low-wage roles. Comparatively high unemployment for less-educated workers suggests a skills deficit isn't the problem. Companies just aren't adding personnel.
Can sterling hit $2? Only with a perfect storm
Having touched $1.70, the pound is on the brink of escaping its five-year range. A return to $2 looks like a fantasy right now. But a more hawkish BoE, a dovish Fed, a Scottish "No" to independence, and a narrowing of the UK's twin deficits would do a lot to close the reality gap.
U.S. recovery now not jobless, only homeless
Despite the 200,000 new jobs last month and another drop in unemployment, job creation is still slower than in recent recoveries and looks a bit like the early 1960s. That's partly because the weak housing market means few new construction jobs. Still, Obama can breathe easier.
Women are still winning the U.S. jobs game
They've nabbed only a fraction of the 1.4 mln roles added since mid-2009, new data show. But the post-crisis "Mancession" hurt XYers more. Men getting jobs back isn't the same as women losing ground. They're ahead, and should stay that way if education-related trends persist.
U.S. student debt on scary trajectory
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Gun documentary recalls Oak Creek Sikh temple shooting
An MSNBC documentary about gun violence showing Friday, on the 50th anniversary of John F. Kennedy's assassination, includes a segment on the 2012 Sikh temple shooting in Oak Creek.
The program, called "50 Years of Guns," airs at 8 p.m. and is hosted by Al Sharpton, host of "Politics/Nation." According to the network: "This documentary looks at guns in America five decades after President Kennedy was taken by an assassin's bullet." »Read Full Blog Post(3)
2014 Milwaukee Film Festival will include focus on Mexico
Films from Mexico will be featured in the 2014 Milwaukee Film Festival's Passport program, it was announced Tuesday.
"Passport: Mexico" will show eight films, including dramas, documentaries and comedies, highlighting "the culture, politics and people," said festival artistic and executive director Jonathan Jackson. The program will portray "a deeper, more well-rounded view of our neighbors to the south," he said. »Read Full Article(3)
New York designer Cesar Galindo brings fashion to Milwaukee runway, Skylight's 'Cinderella'
Skylight Music Theatre brought the New York runway to Milwaukee on Thursday, as a group of about 100 fashion and theatre enthusiasts gathered for an evening with fashion designer Cesar Galindo. Galindo, who is designing the costumes for Skylight's upcoming production of Rossini's "Cinderella," revealed both his sketches for the show and a preview of the fall collection from his "Czar" line of women's clothing.
In addition to his own line, Galindo contracts for big labels, such as Dolce and Gabana and L.A.M.B., Gwen Stefani's contemporary women's collection. He was also a contestant on Bravo's reality show "The Fashion Show: Ultimate Collection" in 2010. »Read Full Article
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If you'd like to immerse yourself in a novel during your August vacation, and if you're skeptical of a world in which private contractors get away with dirty deeds outside the reach of the law, let me introduce you to Richard House's "The Kills," which Picador will publish Aug. 5 in the U.S.
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The German army has been inundated with international criticism for ordering an air strike on two hijacked fuel tankers in Afghanistan. But the governor of Kunduz province where the attack happened has now praised the German forces. "They made the right decision at the right time," Mohammed Omar told SPIEGEL.
The governor of the northern Afghan province of Kunduz, Mohammed Omar, praised the German army on Monday for ordering an air strike on two hijacked fuel tankers last Friday despite strong international criticism of the attack which is believed to have killed civilians as well as Taliban fighters.
Omar told SPIEGEL that the German commander who ordered the strike, Colonel Georg Klein, "made the right decision at the right time and acted in a very level-headed way."
German soldiers had always been criticized in the past for not taking robust enough action, he said. "They either flee back to their camp or they sit around crying," said Omar. The population had gotten the impression that the Germans were working together with the Taliban, he added. Now a gang of criminals had been caught in the act, he said.
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Anyone in the vicinity of the fuel tankers must have been criminal or a supporter of the Taliban, he said. The US criticism of the attack appeared to be a gut reaction, he added. "The Americans probably didn't eat well and had bad dreams."
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One villager told SPIEGEL ONLINE by telephone that she had heard noises coming from the river at around two o'clock in the morning. Her husband and son had gone there to see what was going on. "They weren't Taliban, they just wanted to know what was going on," she said.
- Aftermath of Afghan Air Strike: Germany Pledges Full Probe as Pressure Mounts on Defense Minister (09/07/2009)
- The World from Berlin: 'Allies Can't Conceal Schadenfreude' at Botched Air Strike (09/07/2009)
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He's a great player and has one of my favourite sounds on trumpet, resonant and full and musical. I suspect that he's happy with what he does..a bit of solo work, the odd record, clinics where he philosophises about all sorts of things..some of which are trumpet related!!! I also think that he doesn't get the press because he isn't a renowned high note guy..we seem to be attracted to the higher,faster, louder set and his playing just doesn't fit that category. He can play that way (if in doubt listen to the GRP All Stars recording live in Japan where he trades licks with Arturo, Chuck Findley and Randy Brecker on 'Cherokee') but it just doesn't seem to be his trademark.
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as they say, "he is all that and a bag of chips"Originally Posted by Phatmon
I only have 1 cd of him ( joe henderson big band) but he is a great player and person.
Another guy that I think falls into that category - being pretty danged good but generally not known of - is Jeremy Davenport. I was watching Emeril Lagasse's show one night and instead of his normal house band, he had Jeremy on and I though "Wow! Who is this guy and why have I never heard of him?"
It's the fickleness of the business. Your Britneys and Jessicas are pushed and pushed by their promotors for the sake of making money, not really for keeping the world abreast of the greatest musical talent out there. Then you have guys like Byron Stripling and Jeremy Davenport - fine musicians, but their music isn't something that you can really promote to the masses to make a lot of money - and they simply go unoticed for the most part.
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I also had the pleasure of hearing Byron at the Vermont Mozart Festival in 95, and not only did he sound terrific, he sang great, and was a great and inspirational teacher. I even got to drive with him to the gig from where we were staying and get a lot of extra encouragement and trumpet wisdom. He is a really great guy!
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I think Jeremt Davenport is great too. I have a couple of his CD's 1996: just entitled "jeremy Davenport" and a 1997 one called "maybe in a dream"
In both he plays trumpet and sings to old standards, and a few of his own compositions, and I think he improvises and sounds great. The recordings are from the Telarc label and are recorded very well if you are interested - I bet he sounded great live.
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