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In this definitive guide to selective mutism the latest research and understanding are consolidated in chapters from experts in the fields of speech therapy, psychology, music therapy and education and communication. It includes helpful information on the various treatment and therapeutic options with illustrative case studies. more »September 2014, Paperback: £19.99/ $31.95
Keywords: adolescence, alternative therapies, anxiety, autism spectrum disorders, child development, child psychology, children, communication, complementary therapies, counselling, creative therapies, education, mainstream education, mental health, music therapy, pastoral care, psychology, school phobia, self esteem, social work, speech and language pathology, speech and language therapy
This comprehensive handbook provides adaptable assessment and documentation processes for social skill development in music therapy group sessions for children with developmental disabilities. It also includes a CD-ROM of forms and tools, as well as songs that help to facilitate social interaction. more »2014, Paperback: £39.99/ $65.00
Keywords: autism, child development, child psychology, children, disability, music therapy, person-centred, social skills, special education
This text comprises of a wide range of thinking from across Europe, stressing how essential the musician is within the identity of a music therapist. With examples and clinical case material from across Europe, the editors provide insight into the aspects of the therapeutic process which are enabled by music. more »2014, Paperback: £29.99/ $49.95
Keywords: attachment, autism, dementia, forensic psychiatry, intellectual disabilities, mental health, music therapy, pervasive developmental disorder, psychiatry, psychosis, psychotherapy, supervision, trauma
The book is a foundational guide for all therapists who use the expressive arts as a way of facilitating learning, healing, and change. Grounding expressive arts work within the helping relationship, it focuses on two fundamental aspects to effective practice; 'presence' and 'process'
- explains these concepts, their roots, and applications. more »
Keywords: aesthetics, art therapy, counselling, creative writing as therapy, creativity, dance and movement therapy, dramatherapy, expressive therapies, group psychotherapy, health care, music therapy, person-centred, play therapy, psychotherapy, relationships, supervision
Evaluation has become a crucial tool in the development of arts therapy professions. This guide provides foundational frameworks for designing and implementing bespoke evaluation protocols, based on the authors' substantial experience of designing and realising evaluation projects, and running training workshops for arts and health practitioners. more »2014, Paperback: £15.99/ $24.95
Keywords: adult protection, art therapy, arts therapies, child protection, communication, creative therapies, creative writing as therapy, dance and movement therapy, dramatherapy, expressive therapies, intellectual disabilities, interdisciplinary arts therapies, mental illness, music therapy, offenders, person-centred, play therapy, psychodrama, psychology, reference
This guide draws from legislation and research ethics committee procedures, to provide guidance for practitioners who are considering undertaking research projects. Embedded in 'real-life' experiences, it aims to inspire practitioners to become ethically-aware researchers, evaluators and participants. more »2014, Paperback: £15.99/ $24.95
Keywords: adult protection, art therapy, arts therapies, child protection, communication, creative therapies, creative writing as therapy, dance and movement therapy, dramatherapy, expressive therapies, intellectual disabilities, interdisciplinary arts therapies, mental illness, music therapy, offenders, person-centred, play therapy, psychodrama, psychology, reference
This comprehensive guide for practitioners working in end of life care covers everything from the different roles in the multi-disciplinary care team, the stages that a patient at the end of their life experiences and the professional help needed at each stage and gives a complete grounding of the current climate and philosophy in end of life care. more »2013, Paperback: £25.00/ $39.95
Keywords: adults, Alzheimer's disease, art therapy, arts therapies, cancer, creative therapies, creativity, death, dementia, dramatherapy, music therapy, older people, pain management, palliative care
This ground-breaking book explores the theoretical, clinical and training application of integrating mindfulness with all of the arts therapies, and includes cutting-edge contributions from neuroscience, with 6 sections that examine mindfulness and the arts therapies from different perspectives written by pioneers and leaders in their fields. more »2013, Paperback: £19.99/ $29.95
Keywords: art therapy, arts therapies, cancer, complementary therapies, creative therapies, creative writing as therapy, dance and movement therapy, dramatherapy, expressive therapies, interdisciplinary arts therapies, meditation, mindfulness, music therapy, pain management, poetry, psychotherapy, spirituality
There is increasing pressure on therapists to provide details of structured assessments and to report therapy outcomes. This edited volume provides a series of case studies, with varied client groups, giving arts therapists an accessible introduction to assessment and outcome measures that can be easily incorporated into their regular practice. more »2013, Paperback: £22.99/ $36.95
Keywords: adults, anxiety, art therapy, autism, children, creative therapies, dance and movement therapy, depression, disability, dramatherapy, expressive therapies, grief, interdisciplinary arts therapies, music therapy, psychology, trauma
There is a rapidly emerging and developing area of music therapy practice that uses electronic music technologies in a range of therapeutic and clinical settings to help clients with complex needs. With contributions from leading experts in the field, this edited volume explains cutting edge technologies and how to apply these tools in practice. more »2013, Paperback: £27.99/ $45.00
Keywords: adults, augmentative communication, autism, brain injury, children, communication, health care, intellectual disabilities, music therapy, occupational therapy, older people, palliative care, psychiatry, psychology, special education, speech and language pathology, speech and language therapy, teenagers
This book explores the supportive role music therapy can play in the end-of-life care. Through real-life accounts, it looks at how to create a therapeutic relationship, help patients to reach final goals, work within cultural contexts and deal with difficult emotions. It also considers how best to support the families of the dying. more »2013, Paperback: £17.99/ $29.95
Keywords: adults, bereavement, community care, complementary therapies, counselling, creative therapies, death, dementia, depression, expressive therapies, grief, health care, mental health, music therapy, nursing, occupational therapy, older people, pain management, palliative care, spirituality
This practical guide to self-employment takes you through every step of the process, from coming up with the idea and marketing yourself, finding jobs, and interviewing, to maintaining jobs and what happens when you or your client want to end the job. It considers the likely obstacles you may face, and covers topics such as ethics and interns. more »2013, Paperback: £15.99/ $24.95
Keywords: art therapy, arts therapies, careers, challenging behaviour, creative therapies, creative writing as therapy, creativity, dance, dance and movement therapy, dramatherapy, employment, expressive therapies, interdisciplinary arts therapies, music therapy, play therapy, psychodrama, reference, supervision
Accessible and inspirational, the unique approaches in this book provide everything you need to know to empower people with learning difficulties to experience and enjoy music. Written from an Occupational Therapy perspective, it offers a host of tips, resources and examples, including downloadable tracks performed and composed by The LA Buskers. more »2013, Paperback: £19.99/ $34.95
Keywords: adults, advocacy, communication, community care, disability, intellectual disabilities, movement, music therapy, occupational therapy, person-centred, psychology, self esteem, social care, social skills, teenagers
This book explores why many children with autism are so captivated by music and how practitioners and parents can harness this to develop language skills. Through case studies, it displays how music can become a scaffold for language; allowing autistic children to express their inner thoughts and feelings without resorting to destructive behaviour. more »2013, Paperback: £17.99/ $29.95
Keywords: autism, challenging behaviour, child development, child psychology, communication, education, giftedness, intellectual disabilities, music therapy, occupational therapy, pervasive developmental disorder, sensory issues, special education, speech and language pathology, speech and language therapy
This practical guide to running music therapy groups with senior citizens provides effective strategies that encourage therapists to be creative and engaging, and involve participants fully in the music-making process. The author explains how to choose or create music that is accessible to older people, relating to the group's shared experiences. more »2012, Paperback: £17.99/ $29.95
Keywords: adults, Alzheimer's disease, arts therapies, communication, creativity, dementia, music therapy, older people, residential care
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Jackson named WHC Player of the Year
Mon. November 26, 2012 at 11:03 p.m. | By Dean Hensley
Hendersonville's Desean Jackson tries to find some running room against Madison earlier this year. (Photo by MIKE DIRKS/ TIMES-NEWS)
After finishing his senior year with 2,232 yards rushing and 30 touchdowns on offense and 104 tackles and five sacks on defense, Hendersonville running back/linebacker Desean Jackson was named the Western Highlands Conference's Player of the Year.
Hendersonville and Madison dominated the All-Western Highlands Conference football team, which was officially released on Monday. Both schools had eight players named to the team, with two of Madison's players earning top awards: Deryk Hilemon was the Defensive Player of the Year and Cole Cuthbertson was the Special Teams Player of the Year.
The Patriots had their longest playoff run ever, falling in last week's 2-A semifinals to East Lincoln. Madison's Mark Gosnell shared Coach of the Year honors with Hendersonville's B.J. Laughter.
The Offensive Player of the Year award went to Polk County senior quarterback Alec Philpott, who had 1,251 yards rushing and 1,506 yards passing. He finished with a combined 31 touchdowns (18 rushing and 13 passing).
Other Hendersonville players on the team were quarterback Grant Rivers, wide receiver/defensive back and Shrine Bowl selection D.J. Wilson, lineman Matthew Parce, tight end/linebacker Landon Blythe, running back/linebacker Keisler Steele, running back/defensive back Cavon Scott and running back/defensive back Raymond Reid.
Other Polk players on the team were utility player Reece Schlabach, wide receiver/defensive back Anthony Carson, running back/defensive back Jordan Smith, tight end/linebacker Lucas Williams and lineman Zane Cappozzi.
The All-WHC Boys Soccer Team was also released Monday, and seven area players made the team, led by Hendersonville's Ryan Combs, the WHC Keeper of the Year.
Other Bearcats on the team were John Keenan, Michael Silvia, Bryan Wallace and Tyler Self. The other two area players on the team were both from Polk: Anthony DiPietro and Daniel Page.


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During World War II everyone made sacrifices, and female pilots proved they were up to the task. Salt Lake resident Nell Bright is one of the roughly 1,000 Women Airforce Service Pilots, or WASP, who flew those war planes.
Max Hall arrested for alleged shoplifting, drug possession
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Former BYU quarterback Max Hall was arrested Saturday for allegedly shoplifting.
DWR tells anglers to keep more fish
Celeste Tholen Rosenlof | posted Sep 2nd - 9:20pm
The Division of Wildlife Resources is encouraging Utah anglers to keep fish rather than catching and releasing.
83 percent of Utahns want body cameras on police officers, poll shows
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Utahns overwhelmingly favor police officers wearing body cameras, a new poll shows. But they're split on whether police are too quick to use deadly force.
66-year-old SLC man becomes world-class athlete after battling heart disease
Arianne Brown, KSL.com Contributor | posted Sep 2nd - 8:28pm
Lloyd Hansen recently ran the fastest half marathon in his age group in the country and finds himself with a new title: world-class athlete. His story doesn't end there. At age 54, this father of five, was diagnosed with heart disease.
Man wanted in case of lewdness turns himself in to police
Natalie Crofts | posted Sep 2nd - 8:05pm
Within hours asking for the public's help to identify a man who allegedly committed lewd acts in a store, West Jordan police say the man turned turned himself in.
Mitt Romney, Pixar president to speak at BYU
Natalie Crofts | posted Sep 2nd - 8:04pm
Former presidential candidate Mitt Romney will speak at a Brigham Young University forum, the school announced Wednesday.
82-year-old man dies in 3-car crash
Natalie Crofts | posted Sep 2nd - 7:43pm
An 82-year-old man was killed in a three-car crash on Highway 91 in Cache County Tuesday, police said.
Surveillance video shows missing man at SLC convenience store
Whitney Evans | posted Sep 2nd - 7:40pm
Surveillance video of a man reported missing Sunday shows him at a Salt Lake City convenience store hours after he disappeared, officials from the Summit County Sheriff's Office say.
Surge in SLC bank robberies linked to heroin addictions
Dennis Romboy | posted Sep 2nd - 7:27pm
Police attribute a dramatic uptick in bank robberies in the Salt Lake Valley to a heroin epidemic. More than 90 percent of the robberies are related to the cheap, highly addictive drug, Salt Lake City Police Chief Chris Burbank said Tuesday.
Clearfield woman killed in motorcycle crash identified
Tracie Snowder | posted Sep 2nd - 7:23pm
A 28-year-old woman who died Monday in a motorcycle crash near Snowbasin has been identified.
Police: Pharmacist steals 10,000 pills from clinic, has stolen pills before
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A Utah pharmacist who was allowed to keep his state license after admitting that he stole 5,000 prescription pain pills in 2012 is facing new charges in Duchesne County, where he's accused of stealing twice as many pills.
Police seek burglars who immediately used stolen credit cards
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Police are looking for two men who they believe stole a credit card from a Salt Lake residence before charging the card at a nearby grocery store.
Huntsville goose hunter becomes 'Mother Goose'
Mike Anderson | posted Sep 2nd - 6:02pm
A Huntsville man says he's being treated like Mother Goose, and it's made him the talk of that small town. It all started last spring when he decided to rescue a nest full of duck eggs.
User photos: This week in news
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Some of this week's user photos include: a fatal sport bike accident in Mountain Green, a car fire outside of St. George, more Utah flooding and a big show of support for the BYU football team.
Missing dirt biker found safe in Utah County
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Crews rescued a man who spent a cold night in the mountains near Pleasant Grove after losing his way while dirt biking. "My teeth are still chattering," John Parker said after his rescue.
State fairpark chair to seek unanimous approval for minor league stadium
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A proposed soccer stadium at the Utah State Fairpark is a step closer to becoming a reality.
Is male infertility on the rise?
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Limit raised for bobcat hunting permits
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As the bobcat population in Utah grows, the cap for the total number of permits to hunt or trap bobcats has been lifted.
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I heard about that JD. I'll have to check that out I got my ticket to the home openerWhats the latest news on Elijah Dukes, Aki, Niemann, Fossum, Shields, and Riggans as of the last couople weeks? Is Navarro healthy yet? Is Riggans still coming on strong for the starters job? Has Aki got a hit yet? Whats the thoughts on Dukes right now? Will he break camp with the Rays? 4th OF? Is he still being crosstrained at 1B or is that experiment over? Is Ben Zobrist coming around or will we need to give him a couple months into this season to really judge him? How do Cantu, Gomes and Upton look? Has Shields worked on his curveball and pitch sequence?
I am going to disagree with RJ on Shields being the best starter in camp so far. I would have to give the nod to Jae Seo. He has only given up like 4 hits in 9 innings this spring. He has been absolutely unhittable and his velcocity is back to 90-91, which is where it was in 05 when he went 12-5 with 2.51 ERA in the Mets rotation. Hickey has him throwing a 2 seem sinking fastball and it is really helping him out. Actually the whole rotation has been outstanding other than Kazmir. And Kazmr was awesome yesterday. THe highest ERA this spring from a starter competing for a rotation spot besides Kazmir is James Shields and his is in hte mid 2's. Howell, Jackson, Ryu, Seo all have ERA's in the 1's.
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Interesting. These were my rankings. I'm sure someone will get on me for ranking Vick so low, but he's just too inconsistent IMO. He'll look great some games, and just not get it done in others. 1. 1.Aaron Rodgers2. 2.B. Roethlisberger3. 3.Drew Brees4. 4.Tom Brady5. 5.Philip Rivers6. 6.Peyton Manning7. 7.Josh Freeman8. 8.Sam Bradford9. 9.Matt Ryan10. 10.Joe Flacco11. 11.Jay Cutler12. 12.Matt Schaub13. 13.Michael Vick14. 14.Matthew Stafford15. 15.Tony Romo16. 16.Eli Manning17. 17.Kevin Kolb18. 18.Colt McCoy19. 19.Mark Sanchez20. 20.Matt Cassel21. 21.Kyle Orton22. 22.Ryan Fitzpatrick23. 23.Matt Hasselbeck24. 24.Donovan McNabb25. 25.Chad Henne26. 26.Jason Campbell27. 27.David Garrard28. 28.Alex Smith29. 29.John Beck30. 30.Tarvaris Jackson
I remember reading in one of Claytons articles an "elite" QB is one that can throw for 4000 yards and 25 TDs in a season
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DALLAS — For the last decade, the Cowboys have used their last day off before Thanksgiving Day to serve meals to several hundred men, women and children who are being assisted by the Salvation Army.
"Each and every year, it gets better and more rewarding," said Gene Jones, president of the Gene and Jerry Jones family charities.
"We truly have a lot to be thankful for and we are thrilled to be able to be here today," says Charlotte Jones Anderson, Executive VP of the Dallas Cowboys.
The trip has become an annual tradition.
"You stopped cheering for those Redskins," Cowboys tight end Jason Witten asked one man as he delivered a hot plate filled with turkey and all the trimmings.
"I've done it 10 years straight," Witten said. "It's always special to be here."
While linebacker DeMarcus Ware helped deliver meals, wide receiver Miles Austin was at the front of the serving line with quarterback Tony Romo. "You know that's because I'm the quickest and I can handle the responsibility right here. Romo's got rolls over there," Austin said.
Asked if he had been on the serving line before, Romo said, "Yeah, it's become second nature. My wife makes me do it all the time."
"I'm back in the kitchen," Cowboys cornerback Brandon Carr said. "I haven't been in the kitchen in a long time. It feels good to be back in the kitchen just to help others."
"I look forward to it every year," says Cowboys linebacker DeMarcus Ware. "It's always nice to see new faces and new people to speak blessings to and see them smile, that's what it's about."
"Yeah, I can do this all day," says Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray. "Watching film day in and day out gets a little old but whenever you're helping someone, just having fun and talking about life is always good."
Cowboys tight end Jason Witten brought his son Cooper along to help as well. "Oh yeah, my man Cooper helped handing out the pie. It's good to provide a little perspective for him and glad he was able to be a part of it."
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60,000 jar shipment puts Hunger Task Force closer to peanut butter collection goal
On Jan. 3, the Hunger Task Force issued a public call for donations of peanut butter, and two weeks later, on Friday, the organization's ship came in. Or rather its truck.
Food giant ConAgra trucked 60,000 jars of Peter Pan peanut butter, getting the Hunger Task Force more than halfway to its goal of 100,000 jars. »Read Full Article(9)
Scott Walker pledges tax cut, regulatory reform in 'state of state' speech
Madison - Surveying two years of bitter battles won and a re-election bid now just 21 months away, Gov. Scott Walker laid out a less divisive agenda Tuesday of economic prosperity, a tax cut and regulatory reform in a third "state of the state" speech that had pageantry but few new policy details.
In the central moment of the 33-minute speech, Walker was joined on the rostrum by out-of-work union members who held up a Wisconsin flag as the Republican governor pointed out the symbols of the state's mining past on its fabric. It was an unlikely tableau for a governor who two years ago faced massive protests at the Capitol over his law to repeal most collective bargaining for most public employees. »Read Full Article(969)
Fitzgerald: Quick action unlikely on Milwaukee County Board pay referendum
An attempt to hold a referendum to slash the pay of Milwaukee County supervisors appears to be off the fast track.
"I'm not in any rush" to put the referendum on the ballot, Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald (R-Juneau) said Tuesday. »Read Full Article(30)
Feud escalates over control of Wausau Paper
The bitter public feud that erupted this week over control of Wausau Paper Corp. comes with high stakes in the form of 1,000 jobs in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Starboard Value LLC, a Manhattan hedge fund, is pressuring Wausau to restructure or put itself up for sale and shutter its Wisconsin headquarters. On Monday Starboard announced it will nominate enough new outside members to the Wausau board of directors that, if successful, would result in the hedge fund and its allies controlling the 114-year-old Wisconsin papermaker. »Read Full Article(9)
City of Oconomowoc to proceed with eminent domain of parcel for community center parking
City of Oconomowc - In a 4-3 vote Tuesday night, Common Council approved a resolution to proceed with establishing eminent domain of 219. W. Wisconsin Ave. Officials were presented with the option after Mayor Jim Daley said two years of negotiations with the property owner have been unsuccessful.
The owners of the property according to Waukesha County tax records are Ken Herro and John Haas. The resolution for condemnation of the property comes after the city failed to reach an agreement for binding arbitration regarding the parcel by 5 p.m. Tuesday, a deadline that had been extended from the same time the previous day. »Read Full Article(10)
Weiss baked and danced her way through life
Anna Weiss loved to bake - kuchen, cookies and her specialty, spar torte, a delicate confection of multiple, wafer-thin layers spread with a ground walnut filling. She loved to bring cakes and tortes and coffee to people, whether it was at German Fest, where she volunteered for 32 years, or for one of her German groups, but most especially to her family.
But she really cut loose when it came to the polka. She was known for her "very fast" polka, according to her daughter, Susan Eick. "I polkaed with her four years ago and I said, 'You've gotta slow down.' She would spin you and spin you and spin you. She was just a pro. She just had it down." »Read Full Article
Map marks theoretical Milwaukee subway
Sure it doesn't exist, but it looks great on a map.
You know those cool colorful maps of the subway systems in New York or Chicago? Now, Milwaukee has a subway map suitable for framing, carrying a laptop or hugging an iPhone. »Read Full Article(108)
McCarthy 'confident' Capers will remain Packers' defensive coordinator
Green Bay - Coach Mike McCarthy wouldn't make a final decision one way or another Tuesday at his season-ending press conference. But the Packers coach did stand by his defensive coordinator, saying he feels "very confident" that Capers will remain the team's defensive coordinator.
Firing him now -- as many fans are calling for -- is what McCarthy said "knee-jerk, reactive people do." »Read Full Blog Post(72)
Man claiming to have Molotov cocktail arrested at Capitol
Madison - Police partially evacuated one wing of the Capitol and arrested a 20-year-old Milwaukee man Tuesday after he made an Internet threat to bring a Molotov cocktail to the Capitol and then showed up there with bottles in his backpack.
Capitol Police apprehended Kvon R. Smith in the Capitol rotunda, where he told police he had a Molotov cocktail in his backpack. Smith was charged last month in Dane County with resisting arrest. »Read Full Article(24)
Aaron Rodgers nursing knee injury; Jerel Worthy has knee surgery
Green Bay -- Coach Mike McCarthy did not provide an update on injuries and was barely around long enough to answer questions about injured players.
McCarthy confirmed what QB Aaron Rodgers had said earlier in the day on his weekly radio show that he had flunked his physical because of lower leg injuries and would not be playing in the Pro Bowl. McCarthy wasn't specific about Rodgers' injuries. »Read Full Blog Post(11)
Milwaukee may scrap plan to offer businesses a water discount
A pilot program offered by the City of Milwaukee to lure water-intensive businesses to the city may be scrapped after no businesses signed up for the discount.
The Milwaukee Common Council voted unanimously on Tuesday to ask state utility regulators to discontinue the WAVE rate that city leaders announced several years ago in a bid to lure businesses from drought-stricken regions like Georgia. »Read Full Article(2)
Barrett appoints Ann Wilson to Fire and Police Commission
Mayor Tom Barrett on Tuesday appointed Ann Wilson, manager of the Housing Authority's Hillside Family Resource Center, to a vacant position on the Fire and Police Commission.
Barrett said Wilson, who also serves on the board of directors of the Milwaukee Area Technical College, had asked to serve on the politically charged commission. He called Wilson a "really good choice" for the position, adding that he had known her for decades. »Read Full Article(10)
Oak Creek police investigating rash of BB gun vandalism
Oak Creek - Police are seeking the person who shattered the rear windows of at least six vehicles and damaged two apartment windows with a BB gun Jan. 9 and 10.
According to Oak Creek police reports: »Read Full Article(388)
Former Weston firefighter gets 2 years for revenge fire
Wausau - A former Weston firefighter has been sentenced for burning down his home and damaging two of his neighbor's homes.
Keith Rosenow, 46, was sentenced to two years behind bars and three years' extended supervision. Rosenow will receive credit for 350 days already spent in jail. »Read Full Article(1)
Washington County United Way raises record $1.2 million
West Bend - United Way of Washington County raised a record $1.2 million in its 2012 campaign, up 6.6% from the year before, officials said Tuesday.
Funds donated in the campaign will be distributed to 22 community organizations and help pay costs of more than 30 health and human services programs. (1)
Mike McCarthy's season-ending news conference
Tom Silverstein provided live coverage as Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy answered questions for about a half-hour at his season-ending news conference.
To access the live blog on its own page, click here. »Read Full Blog Post(89)
Legislators will hold hearing on UW human resources system
A legislative committee will hold a hearing Tuesday as part of a probe of the University of Wisconsin System's human resources practices after learning of the universities' overpayments of nearly $33 million for health insurance premiums and retirement benefits.
An audit released last week by the state's nonpartisan Legislative Audit Bureau revealed the overpayments, prompting the leaders of the Joint Legislative Audit Committee to call for a more comprehensive review of the UW's new human resources system. »Read Full Article(8)
Wisconsin River eagle count soars over 2012 total
This year's winter survey of eagles on the Lower Wisconsin Riverway identified 434 adults and juveniles - more than double the eagle count from a year ago.
The 2013 tally far exceeded the 186 that the survey identified last winter along the lower stretches of the Wisconsin, according to the Department of Natural Resources. »Read Full Article
Mequon shuffles TIF dollars to spur development
Mequon - City officials plan to divert money toward incentives to entice developers and breathe life into the city's underperforming Town Center tax incremental financing district.
The Planning Commission on Monday adopted amendments to the TIF district plan and boundaries, adding two parcels near the corner of Mequon and Wauwatosa roads to the district, and repurposing $1.8 million of the city's investment in the district for developer incentives. The Common Council will need to review and approve the amended district plan and boundaries at an upcoming meeting. »Read Full Article(1)
Senate adopts new GOP-backed rules over operations, protests
Madison - In the unlikely event that the Senate is again evenly split between both political parties, Republicans will retain the ability to run a key committee, according to new rules senators adopted Tuesday on a party-line vote.
Majority Republicans also tightened rules so members of the public who display signs from the galleries or disrupt Senate sessions could be removed from the chamber for 24 hours or longer. People who violate the rules three times could be banned from the Senate for the remainder of the two-year session. »Read Full Article(50)
Man arrested in Capitol, claims he has Molotov cocktail
Madison -- Police have cordoned off part of the Capitol grounds and closed one statehouse entrance Tuesday afternoon following a bomb scare and arrest.
Capitol Police apprehended twenty-year-old Milwaukee resident Kvon R. Smith after he made a threat on his Facebook page that he was going to come to the statehouse to do harm. Smith was taken in the Capitol rotunda, where he told police that he had a Molotov cocktail in his backpack. »Read Full Blog Post(54)
Council approves advisory referendum on same-day voter registration
After a lengthy and contentious debate, members of the Common Council voted in favor of placing an advisory referendum in the spring election asking voters whether they are in favor of same-day voter registration.
The vote was 11-4. Voting for the referendum were Aldermen Ashanti Hamilton, Joe Davis, Nik Kovac, Bob Bauman, Jim Bohl, Milele Coggs, Willie Wade, Robert Puente, Jose Perez, Tony Zielinski and Common Council President Willie Hines. »Read Full Blog Post(22)
Milwaukee police investigating double shooting on south side
Milwaukee police are investigating a double homicide that occurred early Tuesday on the city's south side.
Two men were fatally shot around 1:30 a.m. near S. 24th and W. Scott streets, according to police. »Read Full Article
Oconomowoc extends deadline for arbitration agreement
City of Oconomowoc Administrator Diane Gard reported Tuesday morning that the city has extended a deadline for an arbitration agreement with the owners of a parcel of land at 219. W. Wisconsin Ave. to 5 p.m. today in hopes of reaching an agreement.
The city has been working to negotiate the purchase of the parcel to develop for parking for the new community center. The original deadline was 5 p.m. Monday, but Gard reported officials extended the deadline to 5 p.m. today. The extension deadline is before the Community Development Authority goes into closed session to discuss arbitration, or if an agreement is not reached, eminent domain of the parcel.
Read more here and watch for an update after Tuesday's Common Council meeting in the Focus.
Selig goes to bat for bill to slash County Board
Julia Taylor, executive director of the Greater Milwaukee Committee, said last week that it was "premature" to start discussing a fundraising effort to promote a measure to cut the pay for Milwaukee County supervisors.
"We believe there would be a strong groundswell of support for making the board part-time, as evidenced by the 2012 referendum," Taylor told No Quarter. "It's premature, however, to discuss plans for a campaign to support a referendum question that hasn't even been presented to the Legislature, let alone approved." »Read Full Blog Post(106)
Franklin ski hill to reopen after equipment theft
The Rock Sports Complex in Franklin will reopen for skiing Tuesday after a weekend equipment theft hindered its ability to make snow.
Franklin police are investigating the theft of $1,600 in electrical lines and supplies needed to operate the ski hill's snow guns, said Capt. Joe Spak. Rock Sports reported the theft Sunday, and the hill was closed Sunday and Monday night.
Rock Sports officials did not return telephone calls for comment. But the hill will reopen Tuesday, according to its Facebook page, with discounted prices through Thursday. More information is available by calling (414) 529-SNOW or going to Facebook. (3)
PolitiFact: Prepping for tonight's 'state of state'? Take our quiz
New today from PolitiFact Wisconsin:
Ahead of Tuesday night's "state of the state" speech, take PolitiFact Wisconsin's brief quiz on statements made by Gov. Scott Walker and check his tallies on the Truth-O-Meter and the Walk-O-Meter.
Coakley Brothers sells records management division
Coakley Brothers Co. said Tuesday it has sold its Datastore records management division to Boston-based Iron Mountain Inc.
Terms of the sale were not disclosed. »Read Full Article(1)
Wisconsin food prices rose 2% last year
The Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation says food prices in Wisconsin rose 2% last year, showing a degree of stability after a few years of volatility.
The bureau's "marketbasket survey" calculates prices by adding up the cost of 16 common food items. The items include flour, meat, fruit and bread. »Read Full Article(8)
Falls firm ships energy storage system to South Korea
ZBB Energy Corp. has shipped an energy storage and power control system to South Korean firm Lotte Chemical.
The companies have a business relationship that gives Lotte, formerly known as Honam Petrochemical, the ability to market ZBB systems in parts of South Korea. »Read Full Blog Post
Entrepreneurial support group to move offices to UW-Whitewater
The United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship will move its headquarters to the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater this spring.
The entrepreneurial support organization's executive director and an administrative assistant will be housed at UW-Whitewater in a three-year agreement. The association is currently located at Belmont University in Nashville, Tenn. »Read Full Article
Follow us on Facebook for a chance to win an iPad mini
Thinking of buying yourself an iPad mini as a late Christmas present for yourself? Here's an opportunity to win one.
Follow one or all of the Journal Sentinel's Facebook pages and fill out a simple form for a chance to win an iPad mini. Using Facebook's "share" button to spread the word among your Facebook friends about the contest gives you more opportunities to win. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Super Steel forms contract painting division
Super Steel LLC says it has started a contract painting division called SS Coaters.
The Milwaukee manufacturer currently does its own painting and says it recognized the need to expand into the contract-paint market using its seven-stage E-Coat process.
Super Steel says it hopes the new division will generate $10 million a year in sales and, over time, will result in 30 new jobs.
Council committee goes on record in support of same-day voter registration
After a nearly two-hour hearing, members of the Common Council's Judiciary and Legislation Committee backed a substitute plan that would ask the full council to go on record in favor of continuing same-day voter registration in Wisconsin.
The full Common Council is expected to debate the matter later Tuesday. »Read Full Blog Post(12)
Alert neighbors help catch alleged Wauwatosa burglars
A concerned neighbor may have led police to alleged burglars while stopping another burglary.
According to the Wauwatosa police report: »Read Full Article(13)
Teen killed in Manitowoc County crash
Manitowoc - A 16-year-old boy was killed when the vehicle he was driving missed a stop sign and collided with a milk tanker truck in Manitowoc County.
The State Patrol said the accident happened Monday afternoon on Highway J near Reedsville.
WOMT radio said the driver of the milk tanker was injured and taken to Theda Clark Medical Center in Neenah. (1)
Woman chases alleged thief from bus, gets phone back
A 28-year-old Milwaukee woman was riding the bus and on her phone when it was allegedly snatched from her hand by a 14-year-old Milwaukee boy who was getting off the bus.
She wasn't going to let her phone go so easily and bolted after him. »Read Full Article(24)
Firefighters rescue Montello woman, three children from fire
Montello - A mother and her three young children are recovering after firefighters rescued them from their burning home in the Town of Montello.
Montello Fire Chief Glen Bubolz said the house was engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived Monday. As he walked around the house and called out to occupants, a woman put her hand out a second-story window. Bubolz said she was on the phone with sheriff's dispatchers and brought the children to one room when it became clear they couldn't get out of the house on their own.
A firefighter went into the burning house filled with smoke and handed the children, all younger than 5, to another firefighter waiting on a ladder. Then the mother was brought down the ladder. The State Journal says all were taken to a Portage hospital. One child was transferred to a Madison hospital.
Madison woman finds cold cash in snow
Madison - A Madison woman made a surprising discovery while walking on the city's east side - cold, hard cash scattered in the snow.
Police say the woman found a large denomination bill, then another and another on Monday. The woman called police after finding the bills in the snow near the sidewalk. Authorities say the bills are legitimate currency, but they wouldn't release the amount of cash found in case someone comes forward to claim it. »Read Full Article(4)
Two Wisconsin writers included in benefit ebook for Hurricane Sandy victims
Mount Horeb writer Alex Bledsoe and Racine novelist Bradley P. Beaulieu are two of the 41 contributors to "Triumph Over Tragedy: An Anthology for the Victims of Hurricane Sandy," an ebook anthology of fantasy, sci-fi and genre fiction edited by R.T. Kaelin. All proceeds go to the American Red Cross.
The ebook features some big names among the writers who donated use of their stories, with contributions from Robert Silverberg, the late Marion Zimmer Bradley, Elizabeth Bear and Timothy Zahn. »Read Full Blog Post
Video: Oprah gives details of Lance Armstrong interview to CBS
Oprah Winfrey spoke at length Tuesday morning about the interview she conducted with cyclist Lance Armstrong about his use of performance-enhancing drugs.
In the interview, Armstrong admits to the doping. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
Authorities investigating crash on westbound I-94
Milwaukee County sheriff's deputies are on the scene of a rollover crash on I-94 at N. 124th St. that temporarily shut down all but one lane of westbound traffic.
The driver of the Jeep that rolled over was not injured; the driver of a second vehicle was complaining of neck injuries and was taken to a local hospital, said Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Fran McLaughlin. »Read Full Article
Community groups demand input on Fire and Police vacancies
In a letter to Common Council President Willie Hines and Ald. Terry Witkowski, chairman of the council's Public Safety Committee, the American Civil Liberties Union and 17 other community groups say they want public input on Mayor Tom Barrett's plans to appoint up to two candidates to fill vacancies on the Fire and Police Commission.
The letter asks Hines and Witkowski to hold at least two public hearings. The hearings would take testimony from Milwaukee residents about the commission, among other things. »Read Full Blog Post(6)
Health care provider drops West Allis headquarters plan
A proposal to develop a new West Allis headquarters for a nonprofit health care provider has been dropped.
Development firm Tarantino Co. in February 2012 proposed four new buildings totaling 200,000 square feet, for 7.5 acres between W. Greenfield and W. National avenues, about a block west of S. 65th St. The vacant lot was once the site of the Pressed Steel Tank factory. »Read Full Blog Post(9)
Top problems transferring Frontier EarlyReturns miles to Delta SkyMiles
So many people have contacted me about their problems converting Frontier EarlyReturns miles to Delta SkyMiles since our story ran Monday that I feel the need to share some of the most common problems.
I wish I had a flow chart to illustrate this. It'd be one of those "it'd be funny if it wasn't true" charts showing that regardless where these customers started, their journeys always end up in the same place: A response that boils down to, "Sorry, it's past the deadline. We can file a complaint on your behalf, but it won't change anything. But you can still use your points to buy stuff you don't need." »Read Full Blog Post(8)
On Tap Today: Hello Cello
This is a city that appreciates its cello; after all, how many rock bands can you find in other towns where the cello is a central part of the sound, as is the case with star Milwaukee act I'm Not a Pilot?
But one can never show too much appreciation for this fine instrument. Recognizing this fact, the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music is presenting "Art of the Cello" at 7 p.m. tonight. And it's not just your average everyday cello player who'll be showcasing the instrument, but Tamas Varga, a cello player for one of the world's most esteemed orchestras, the Vienna Philharmonic. Varga will be playing solo compositions for cello from composers Ligeti, Ibert and Gal, and the evening's concert will also pay tribute to the piano, courtesy of guest pianist Stephen Beus.
Forecast: Temperatures to rise near normal
Daytime temperatures should return to normal over the next two days, and no significant snow accumulations should occur, according to WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) meteorologist Scott Steele.
The high temperature Tuesday should reach near 30 in the Milwaukee area, and the daytime high on Wednesday should reach 34, Steele said. »Read Full Article


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Luck, Colts come from behind again to beat Titans
Andrew Luck led Indianapolis back from a 13-point second-half deficit aas the Colts rallied for a 27-23 victory Sunday over the Titans.
Colts' rookie class continues to shine
Drafting Andrew Luck with the top pick was the easy decision for Colts GM Ryan Grigson. The rest of his rookie class has also been tremendous.
Colts sign LB Westerman, activate OG Olsen
The Colts signed LB Jamaal Westerman to the active roster and activated OG Seth Olsen from injured reserve. They also placed LB Justin Hickman on I.R.
AFC South Spin cycle: Thrilling comeback keeps Colts winning
The Colts keep finding ways to win, the Texans got back to winning comfortably and the lost seasons in Jacksonville and Tennessee continued.
Luck, Wilson highlight strange, amazing QB week
Rookies Russell Wilson and Andrew Luck were spectacular in Week 13. But there were several other notable QB performances.
Colts stun Lions on Luck's game-winner
Andrew Luck threw a 14-yard touchdown pass to Donnie Avery with no time left to lift the Colts to a dramatic 35-33 comeback win over the Lions.
Freeney, Mathis finally wreaking havoc at same time
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ARLINGTON -- Josh Hamilton said Friday he is still using the same bat that he used on Tuesday night to hit four home runs.
Hamilton said he's not ready to retire the bat even though he has a tendency to break them more than the average player. He also has a famous tendency to have his bats slip out of his hand and go flying into the stands."They put a sticker on the end of my bat, kind of saying that this one's done," Hamilton said. "But I'm still using it. Until it breaks."
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ARLINGTON -- Rangers shortstop Elvis Andrus showed up at the Ballpark in Arlington on Friday with a 10-game hitting streak. During the streak, Andrus has hit .452 (19-for-42), with 10 runs scored and five doubles.The hitting streak was accomplished all on the road, and Andrus is hitting .380 this season away from home. Going into Friday, that was the third highest road batting average in the American League. Andrus hit .291 on the road last year, .268 in 2010 and .238 as a rookie in 2009. "There's not much difference, I'm just getting to know my swing more," Andrus said. "This is my fourth year. I have a little more knowledge of what pitchers are going to throw. My game plan is better and I can just go into a game trusting myself." The streak has raised Andrus' batting average to .323, seventh best in the AL going into Friday's games. He also has 17 walks, tied with Ian Kinsler for the most on the team. That gave him a .401 on-base percentage, also seventh best in the AL. He was tied for sixth with 22 runs scored. "I'm finding out what I'm capable of doing," Andrus said. "I want to hit .300, score 100 runs and steal 30 bases. It won't be easy, but that's what I'm shooting for."
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ARLINGTON -- Rangers manager Ron Washington certainly had no hard feelings when C.J. Wilson signed with the Angels during the Winter Meetings. Washington congratulated his former pitcher by way of text message during the Meetings."Five or 10 minutes later he responded," Washington said. Wilson pitched for the Rangers from 2006-11. Under Washington, he served as setup reliever, closer and finally as a starter, winning 31 games for the Rangers over the past two seasons. He was the Rangers' Pitcher of the Year both times. "He was the guy who saved us a lot on all those day games when it was 110 degrees and he took it into the eighth inning," Washington said. "He saved us. I just wished him all the luck in the world. It happens in the game of baseball and people move forward. "We didn't always see eye to eye, but that's just baseball. That's his personality, and that's what I want out of my players. He's not always going to be politically correct, but that's all right. I said what I had to say and he said what he had to say, and then we moved along. Me and C.J. got along well."
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ARLINGTON -- Colby Lewis has been pitching ahead of Derek Holland in the rotation so far this season. That may change the next time around.Since both pitched in Thursday's doubleheader against the Orioles, the Rangers have their choice of which one they want to pitch on Tuesday against the Royals and on Wednesday against the Athletics. The Rangers may use Holland against the Royals and Lewis against the Athletics. Lewis is 5-0 with a 2.85 ERA in his last seven starts against the Athletics going back to 2010. "We haven't talked about that yet," manager Ron Washington said. "We'll get together on that in the next day or so."
Rangers keep perspective for Angels series
ARLINGTON -- Josh Hamilton had trouble getting to his locker when he arrived at the Ballpark in Arlington on Friday because of all the media hanging out in the Rangers' clubhouse."Are we playing the Yankees?" Hamilton asked. No, the Angels. This is the first meeting this season between two teams that have been 1-2 in the American League West the past four years. But the Rangers aren't getting excessively excited about this even though it has been a matchup that people have looked forward to since the Angels signed pitcher C.J. Wilson and first baseman Albert Pujols last winter. "We recognize who we're playing, but this team, we have a lot of experience playing in big games," infielder Michael Young said. "This is a May game. We try to win every game, but we're not going to crank it up another notch just because of who we are playing." Wilson started against Yu Darvish on Friday, and a sellout crowd is expected for all three games. That will run the Rangers' streak of consecutive sellouts to nine. "We've played in a lot of big games over the last couple of years," second baseman Ian Kinsler said. "This one's not that big of a game. It's going to be a lot of fun, no doubt about it. The crowd's gonna be into it. There's going to be a lot of excitement surrounding the pitching matchup, obviously, but as far as the team's concerned, it's about going out and winning a game and winning a series."
Worth noting
With left-hander C.J. Wilson on the mound, Washington went with his all right-handed lineup on Friday night. That meant Yorvit Torrealba at catcher and Mike Napoli at first base. Adrian Beltre, who still has the sore left hamstring, was back at designated hitter on Friday night. He played third base in Game 1 of the doubleheader on Thursday, but Washington wanted him at DH on Friday with the potential for bad weather. The Rangers landed a little after 2 a.m. CT on Friday morning after their doubleheader against the Orioles on Thursday night. There was little complaining about the travel. Said Washington, "I got a good night's sleep. I got in at 4, still got seven hours, had a good breakfast and I'm ready to go." Triple-A Round Rock infielder Yangervis Solarte took a 21-game hitting streak into Monday's game against Salt Lake, while Jurickson Profar had a 20-game hitting streak for Double-A Frisco.
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Believe it or not, private employers are not legally required to grant paid holidays. That's why it's a good idea to get holidays, along with hours, pay and other benefits, nailed down before you accept a job. As discussed in an earlier column, salaried workers have to get the job done, however long it takes. And although you might take for granted that your desk duties will stay the same year-round, some companies have an "and other tasks as needed" expectation — especially young retailers trying to make enough holiday green to stay out of the red.
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It's not as though billfish are the only draw here — but the fact is, there have not been a lot of boats fishing these waters for long enough to get it all figured out. Crawford says yellowfin tuna averaging 40 pounds are relatively abundant, and dolphin run about the same size.
Lance Moss, who owns a surfing resort to the south, has done some exploratory inshore fishing, and reports an abundance of snapper and grouper on the reefs, roosterfish along the beach and in the surf, and wahoo in the nearshore seamounts.
"We found a seamount covered up with wahoo while out in our 25-foot panga," he reports. "We took 14 wahoo, with most over 40 pounds, and a few close to 80."
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