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Most work in Tosa to continue even if Zoo Interchange construction delayed
A possible delay in the completion of the Zoo Interchange project won't affect work in Wauwatosa scheduled for 2013, Public Works Director Bill Porter said.
The state Department of Transportation plans to move ahead with work on Mayfair Road from Interstate 94 to Watertown Plank Road, Glenview Avenue from Blue Mound Road to north of Wisconsin Avenue, and the extension of Swan Boulvard to a connection with Watertown Plank Road. »Read Full Article(3)
Now-famous Alabama Shakes returns with confidence, polish
So much has happened to Alabama Shakes in the past nine months that the band that sold out the Riverside Theater on Friday is in a sense different from the one that sold out the Pabst Theater in March.
Back in March, the Southern rock band anchored by Brittany Howard's bountiful voice had never headlined a show for so many people before. (Credit $10 tickets, frequent RadioMilwaukee airplay and strong endorsements from Adele and trendsetting music writers for the sellout.) Given the size of the crowd of approximately 1,300 people (and the volume of their chatter), the band initially appeared stiff; perhaps the Shakes' nerves were shaky. But when hundreds sang "Hold On" along with Howard, the frontwoman flashed a stunned smile. Clearly it was a sound she hadn't heard before, not on that level. »Read Full Article(3)
Sanders' record night not enough vs. Timberwolves
Minneapolis - Larry Sanders staged his own block party but it was not enough to turn back the Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday night at the Target Center.
The Milwaukee Bucks forward blocked 10 shots, tying a franchise record established nearly 40 years ago by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. »Read Full Article(31)
Argonne battery lab adds Midwest power to industry
A $120 million federal project to develop smaller, cheaper and more powerful batteries for the next generation of fuel-saving cars will be based in the Chicago area and deeply involve Johnson Controls Inc., Wisconsin's largest company.
Argonne National Laboratory in Lemont, Ill., won five-years of funding to create the Joint Center for Energy Storage Research. The award was announced Friday by Secretary of Energy Steven Chu. »Read Full Article(4)
Adventurer wouldn't let Grand Canyon fall stop him
Verne R. Read was president of the venerable T.A. Chapman department store, survived a near-fatal fall in the Grand Canyon, climbed the Himalayas (four times) and helped save bats - yes, bats - but he is also a member of a very rare club indeed: He climbed the Matterhorn on his honeymoon.
He owed the fact that he could say the words Matterhorn and honeymoon in the same sentence to his bride, Marion, who, as the daughter of Alice Chester - founder of the Girl Scouts in Milwaukee - grew up climbing things (trees, mountains), playing tennis and generally embracing the outdoor life. »Read Full Article
DA to hold open John Doe in death of patient at Mental Health Complex
District Attorney John Chisholm said Friday his office will conduct an open John Doe hearing in March into the death of 25-year-old Brandon Johnson while he was a patient at the Milwaukee County Mental Health Complex.
Johnson's death Oct. 6 from complications of a broken neck has already prompted multiple probes. »Read Full Article(19)
Washington County man accused of breaking baby's arm
A Town of Barton man accused of breaking the arm of a two-week old girl has been charged in Washington County Circuit Court, the sheriff's office said.
Jesse J. Byers, 21, is charged with child abuse, intentionally causing harm, according to court records. »Read Full Article
West Allis couple wins $1 million in Powerball
A West Allis couple didn't win the really big Powerball prize, but they're more than happy to take the consolation - $1 million.
Dennis and Mary Retterath bought a quick-pick ticket at the Speedway, 9130 W. Oklahoma Ave. and five numbers matched - just not the Powerball, which would have upped their take to a portion of the record $587.5 million payout shared by winners in Missouri and Arizona. »Read Full Article(6)
Walker one of seven governors to meet with Obama about fiscal cliff
Madison -- Gov. Scott Walker is one of seven governors who will meet with President Barack Obama next week to discuss the fiscal cliff and how it would affect individual states.
Walker is taking part in the Tuesday meeting along with others from the National Governors Association. The meeting includes a mix of Republicans and Democrats. The other governors are from Delaware, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Colorado, Minnesota and Utah. (278)
Neglected WEDC taxpayer-financed loans grow to $12.2 million
Madison - Borrowers have fallen behind in making payments on taxpayer-funded loans worth $12.2 million in total that were neglected by officials at the state's top jobs agency - $3 million more than was previously believed to be at risk.
As of Nov. 2, borrowers were late in making payments totaling $2.5 million, but the state could easily end up losing more than that, records show. One late borrower, Flambeau River Biofuels, is unlikely to repay $2 million of its outstanding loans from the state, though the amount currently past due is only a fraction of that total, according to state figures and past interviews with its owner. »Read Full Article(357)
Wisconsin reports increase in flu case numbers
Madison - Wisconsin health officials are encouraging residents to get their flu shots and to tell their family and friends it's not too late to get protection against the flu.
Officials say the number of influenza cases in Wisconsin is running higher than last year at this time. »Read Full Article(3)
Upper Mississippi River navigation season ending
St. Paul, Minn. - The shipping season is coming to an end on the Upper Mississippi River.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will officially close the navigation season on the Upper Mississippi on Monday. »Read Full Article(1)
Brewers non-tender Manny Parra
The Brewers continued the deconstruction of the worst bullpen in the majors in 2012 on Friday by opting not to tender a contract to left-hander Manny Parra for next season.
Teams have until 11 p.m. to tender contracts for 2013 to players on their 40-man rosters but Brewers GM Doug Melvin just told me that Parra will be his only non-tender. »Read Full Blog Post(105)
Packers offensive linemen just say no to interviews
Green Bay - If you want to know how the Green Bay Packers' starting offensive line is doing this week, you'll have to ask someone other than the starting offensive line.
They're not talking. »Read Full Blog Post(21)
Cudahy Carolers find heart of holiday, aina hey?
In the best of many wonderful moments in "A Cudahy Caroler Christmas," Alison Mary Forbes makes her appearance as Trixie, a mousy librarian auditioning for Stasch Zielinski's Cudahy choir.
Trixie can't sing a note - until downing half a bottle of mango-peach schnapps. Suitably fortified, the real Trixie moves into a clothes-shucking burlesque routine that liberates her body and unleashes Forbes' amazing voice. Forbes may be singing a sadistic librarian's fantasy about torturing patrons, but her Trixie is also gloriously - and uproariously - free. »Read Full Article(3)
McCarthy says Matthews won't play Sunday
Green Bay - Here is the Packers' injury report and a summary of coach Mike McCarthy's comments from his Friday post-practice news conference:
- WR Donald Driver (thumb) - QUESTIONABLE
- WR Greg Jennings (abdominal) - PROBABLE
- S M.D. Jennings (shoulder) - PROBABLE
- LB Terrell Manning (shoulder) - DOUBTFUL
- LB Clay Matthews (hamstring) - OUT
- OT Marshall Newhouse (wrist) - PROBABLE
- DE Ryan Pickett (thigh) - PROBABLE
- TE Andrew Quarless (knee) - OUT
- S Sean Richardson (back) - PROBABLE
- CB Sam Shields (ankle) - OUT
- RB Johnny White (concussion) - OUT
- DE C.J. Wilson (knee) - OUT
- DB Charles Woodson (collarbone) - OUT
Johnson Controls touts 'Midwest play' to build batteries of future
Illinois may be the host of the new $120 million energy research hub announced Friday, but the inclusion of Wisconsin's largest company and the University of Michigan makes it "a Midwest play," said MaryAnn Wright, vice president at Johnson Controls Inc.
The Joint Center for Energy Storage Research will receive $120 million in funding over five years for Argonne National Laboratory, other energy labs, universities and Johnson Controls. »Read Full Blog Post(28)
Area manufacturing remains slow, Marquette survey says
Manufacturing in southeastern Wisconsin and northern Illinois remained slow in November for the fifth consecutive month, according to a survey released Friday.
The survey's index measuring industrial health was 45.5, compared with 43.3 in October, according to Marquette University's Center for Supply Chain Management and the local chapter of the Institute of Supply Management, the organizations that compile the data. »Read Full Article(33)
Former Whitefish Bay barbershop owner convicted of child porn
A former Whitefish Bay barber who tried to frame his landlord on child pornography charges has been convicted of the crime himself, and now faces at least 30 years in prison.
David P. Foley, 50, who ran the Sport N Cuts barbershop at 402 E. Silver Spring Drive in Whitefish Bay, was charged last year after a 15-month criminal investigation. »Read Full Article
Profit increases at Johnson Outdoors
Johnson Outdoors Inc. on Friday said its operating profit grew by double digit percentages on higher revenue for fiscal 2012, but a tax rate adjustment ate into its net earnings.
The Racine-based outdoor recreation company said in a statement that pretax income was 62.7% percent above the prior year, "however a significantly higher effective tax rate in the current year resulted in an unfavorable comparison to prior year adjusted net earnings." »Read Full Article
Baby dies while co-sleeping with parents
Another baby has died in an apparent co-sleeping incident.
The Milwaukee County medical examiner's office reported Friday morning that it was called to a home in the 2200 block of S. 16th St. for an infant death. »Read Full Article
Wisconsin judge denies subpoenas of reporters
Baraboo - A Sauk County judge has refused to authorize subpoenas for three Madison reporters who covered a raw milk dispute, saying Wisconsin's reporter shield law protects them.
Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council President Bill Lueders said he believes the case marks the first time the shield law has been invoked since then-Gov. Jim Doyle signed it into law in 2010. »Read Full Article(5)
Bogut tells truth on surgery
Minneapolis - Former Bucks center Andrew Bogut got tired of the Golden State Warriors' company line on his injury.
So he revealed that he had more intensive microfracture surgery in April to repair the left ankle he injured as a member of the Bucks last January. »Read Full Blog Post(22)
OEM Fabricators to expand, hire 100 workers
OEM Fabricators Inc. is expanding its operations to Baldwin and plans to hire an additional 100 employees, the company said Friday.
The Woodville-based metal fabricator says it has leased an 80,000-square-foot plant in Baldwin that will specialize in making microscale products used in the instrument, medical, electronics and aerospace industries. »Read Full Article(5)
Walker fails to bag a deer in this year's hunt
Madison - While the number of deer killed in Wisconsin during this year's hunt went up nearly 8%, Gov. Scott Walker wasn't among those contributing to the increase.
Walker said Friday he went hunting but failed to bag a deer. »Read Full Article(113)
Suburbs show strong gains in home sales
Regional home sales are on the rise, approaching levels not seen since 2007 in the four-county Milwaukee area.
The rally is fueled by low prices, mortgage rates that remain at historic lows, and an economy inching toward recovery. »Read Full Article(13)
Persistent firefighters, wardens rescue deer stranded on ice
A determined crew of emergency workers and wardens rescued a deer stuck on the ice Thursday on Tichigan Lake.
Residents in the area noticed the deer continually collapsing on the ice, and the Tichigan Volunteer Fire Department began looking at ways to help the animal. »Read Full Article(4)
Waukesha's Hebron House Overflow Shelter will open Saturday
While it's a couple weeks past their original scheduled time, the Hebron House of Hospitality's Overflow Shelter in Waukesha will open its doors on Saturday.
The shelter, located at the former Northview Shelter, 1721 Northview Road, was scheduled to open Nov. 15, but due to a lack of funds it pushed its target date back to Dec. 1. »Read Full Article
Concerns forming about Oconomowoc developments
A group of Oconomowoc residents who are concerned about development plans in that city are forming a group to address some issues, according to an article at LivingLakeCountry.com by reporter Paige Brunclik.
Last call for no-call
Friday is the deadline to add your telephone numbers to Wisconsin's no-call list, designed to reduce the number of telemarketers who ring you up at your inconvenience.
Residents can register online at nocall.wisconsin.gov, or by calling (866) 966-2255.
If you sign up before Saturday, you should be on the no-call list by Jan. 1, according to the state Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection. The next deadline is March 1, for protection beginning April 1.
New CBS cooking competition show looking for home bakers
Do you have a talent for home baking? Comfortable in front of the camera? A new, national baking show that CBS is developing is looking for non-professional bakers who will compete in challenges that test their skills.
Bakers can submit a video online by Dec. 15 or bring their most impressive baked good to an open call on Dec. 8 in Chicago, at Kendall College, 900 N. North Branch St. The open call is from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., and organizers say attending an open call is preferred over submitting a video. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
'Liking' Facebook posts? You may be helping spam go viral
If you ever "liked" a photo on Facebook posted by someone you didn't know because you thought it was fun or would result in the poster donating money to a charity, you may inadvertently have helped spread spam.
It's the latest scam involving Facebook, according to the Better Business Bureau. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Packers Podcast: McGinn and Dunne discuss Giants loss, pass protection, Jennings, Benson, Vikings
In this week's podcast, Bob McGinn and Tyler Dunne discuss the Packers' 38-10 loss to the Giants, the pass protection, Greg Jennings' return, Cedric Benson and the Minnesota Vikings.
Listen here, or download the mp3 file here. You can also find the podcast in the iTunes store.
Warm weekend ahead
Don't put those golf clubs, bicycles or lawn mowers away just yet.
The start of December promises at least one more unseasonably warm weekend, according to WTMJ Storm Team meteorologist Scott Steele. »Read Full Article
State park stickers for 2013 to go on sale soon
Madison - Next year's Wisconsin state park admission stickers are set to go on sale this weekend.
The stickers grant year-round admission to more than 60 state parks, forests and recreation areas. They'll go on sale Saturday at state park facilities and Department of Natural Resources service centers around the state. They cost $25 for Wisconsin residents, $10 for Wisconsin senior citizens and $35 for out-of-state residents. »Read Full Article
Walker to light Christmas tree at Capitol
Madison - Gov. Scott Walker is expected to light the Capitol Christmas Tree on Friday.
The 37-foot balsam fir tree will be in the Capitol rotunda and is decorated with handmade ornaments from schoolchildren. It came from a Medford farm. »Read Full Article(48)
On Tap Today: Winter music is a blast
What sounds of winter await us--besides the rattling of icy blasts shaking the storm windows, that is.
Happily, the sounds of the winter season are warmer than that, and they come courtesy of everyone from Green Day to Wiz Khalifa. Check out our roundup of tunes here. »Read Full Blog Post


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When Cricket needed to clear blackberry brambles from its cell tower sites in Oregon, Keith Casey, network operations manager, called Georgina Stiner at Goat Rental NW. It wasn't long before 20 of Stiner's best "employees" reported for their first day of work. This job is a trial for the company, but Casey said he expects to go on contract with Goat Rental NW for 30 or 40 of the company's approximately 260 cell sites in Oregon and Washington — the ones with the worst blackberry problem.
This September, a team of Cricket Buffalo employees, Hospice Buffalo/Essential Care for Children volunteers and staff, Make a Wish Foundation of Western New York, Centennial Homes representatives and local business partners coordinated by Rebuilding Together, welcomed Buffalo natives Sal and Justin Zirpola to their newly remodeled home in the Seneca Babcock neighborhood.
September 7, 2010 - As families across the country were prepping to head back to school, the Houston team kicked off their year-long partnership with Kids Meals, a local organization dedicated to providing free lunches to children in need. The Cricket team coordinated a "Backpacks and Snacks" donation drive that ran for two weeks across 94 Houston area Cricket stores where local residents could donate backpacks, school supplies, juice boxes, and healthy, non-perishable snack-food items.
The Cricket Reno team partnered with Alice 96.5 FM to give away one of the last pair of tickets to one lucky winner of the "Beg for Bieber" contest. The event was held at the Smithridge Shopping Center at 5009 S.McCarran Blvd on Saturday, June 12th. Contestants begged for tickets and the audience selected the winner by texting in their favorite "Bieber Begger". Fans also designed their own T-shirt and received exclusive Bieber buttons, all while enjoying some free food from Little Caesars.
This year's Nashville Rebuilding Together efforts were especially rewarding, as Cricket had the opportunity to lend a hand in the city's continued recovery efforts from May's devastating flood. The Cricket Rebuilding Together team, made up of Cricket employees and several family members, worked to repair two homes in the Bordeaux Hills district, one of the neighborhoods most affected by the flood.
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Tuesday's 60-second rant: NFL deserves the mess it created
The debacle on "Monday Night Football" likely will result in the NFL ending its lockout of referees, but it can't undo the damage that was done.
NFC West Spin cycle: Week Three
PFW executive editor Dan Arkush offers his weekly team-by-team take on the state for the NFC West.
NFL: 'The result of the game is final'
The NFL released a statement Tuesday announcing that Monday night's result between the Packers and Seahawks will stand.
Jennings in, Baldwin out for Monday night's game
Packers WR Greg Jennings is active and Seahawks WR Doug Baldwin is inactive for Monday night's game.
WR Baldwin questionable for Seahawks
WR Doug Baldwin is questionable for the Seahawks on Monday night against Green Bay because of a shoulder injury.
Flynn appears to be accepting fate in Seattle
Even though Russell Wilson has made him a second fiddle again, Matt Flynn still couldn't be more important in the grand scheme of things in Seattle.
Report: NFL fines Seahawks WR Tate
Seahawks WR Golden Tate was fined $21,000 for his Week Two blindside block of Cowboys ILB Sean Lee, according to an ESPN Dallas report.
Seahawks release RB Lumpkin, sign CB Gorrer
The Seahawks released RB Kregg Lumpkin and signed CB Danny Gorrer, the team announced Tuesday.
NFC West spin cycle: Week Two
PFW executive editor Dan Arkush offers his weekly team-by-team take on the state of the NFC West.
Cowboys' offense stalls in loss to Seahawks
Marshawn Lynch and the Seahawks took control of the clock and the scoreboard in the second half, shutting down Tony Romo and the Cowboys.
Makeovers back in vogue for Seahawks O-line
After being "under siege" in Week One according to their head coach, it appears disorder has returned to the Seahawks' O-line.
NFC West Spin cycle: Week One
PFW executive editor Dan Arkush offers his weekly team-by-team take on the state of the NFC West.
Report: Titans to add OG Lutui
The Titans are signing veteran OG Deuce Lutui, according to PFW correspondent Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean.
Kolb replaces Skelton, leads Cards to victory
Kevin Kolb replaced injured John Skelton and led Arizona on the deciding touchdown drive in the Cardinals' win over Seattle.
Seahawks have other rookies besides Wilson worth noting
Several Seahawks rookies, including RB Robert Turbin, are capable of making a major impact right away this season.
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Some Quick Takes on Tom Petty, Peter Townsend, 'Mick Jagger' Book And Journey
Monday, September 10, 2012
Tom Petty admits that it was an emotional moment last week when at the Democratic Nation Convention, President Obama walked out to his 1989 classic, "I Won't Back Down" after President Clinton's speech. Petty explained: "I got chills. They knew it would be okay. I've had a chance to meet the President and talk to him about the music he listens to. . . I've been on the wrong side where I've had to tell some candidates to stop using my music." On Thursday (September 6th) Petty escorted his daughter Adria Petty to the MTV VMA's where she was nominated as a director for four videos by Coldplay, Rhianna, and Regina Spektor, respectively. (Rolling Stone)
Pete Townshend told us that Adria -- a friend of his daughter Emma -- was in the running to design the Who's conceptual videos that were such an integral part of the band's last major tour: "We were going to use Adria Petty to do some work on the Who's stage videos. It didn't happen in the end, but I really like her animation style. She uses cut outs and props and models and things in her videos. And (it's a) very interesting style."
Noted rock biographer Phillip Norman's latest book, titled, simply, Mick Jagger, will be published on October 2nd. The 640-page tome sheds new light on Jagger's marriages, children, and his 50 years serving as frontman for the Rolling Stones. The book pulls no punches in dealing with his various infidelities to his lovers and wives over the years, and chronicles the successful legal battle by one-time girlfriend Marsha Hunt to get Jagger to financially and legally recognize their daughter, Karis, as his child.
Phillip Norman is best known for his previous groundbreaking biographies on the Beatles, John Lennon, Elton John, the Rolling Stones, and Buddy Holly.
Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry will appear on the September 19th episode of the Discovery Channel series Sons Of Guns. In the segment, which airs at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT, the show's team of gunsmiths will be hired to restore and repair an antique, black powder Lyle cannon that belongs to Perry. The guitarist and his family turn up at the shop to pick up their cannon and are treated to some Southern hospitality from the Red Jacket Firearms crew, with Perry eventually even sinking a boat with his newly restored weapon. (Blabbermouth)
Guns N' Roses will perform at Neil Young's 26th annual Bridge School Benefit Concerts, scheduled for October 20th and 21st at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View. Also scheduled to appear are Young and his band Crazy Horse, Jack White, Foster The People, the Flaming Lips, Sarah McLachlan, Lucinda Williams, Steve Martin, K.D. Lang and Gary Clark Jr.
The Bridge School, co-founded by Young's wife Pegi, works to help people with physical and speech impairments through alternate methods of communication, including music therapy. Each year, Young, who has two handicapped sons, gathers a cross-section of performers to perform acoustically to benefit the school. Tickets, priced from $35 to $150, go on sale on Friday (September 14th) at 10 a.m. through LiveNation.com, by calling (800) 745-3000 and at the Shoreline Amphitheatre box office. (Blabbermouth)
Journey co-founder and keyboardist Gregg Rolie says he's all up for a reunion with the band. Rolie, who co-founded Santana and split the group to form Journey with bandmate Neal Schon in 1973, quit Journey in 1980 just before they wrote and recorded their 1981 multi-platinum blockbuster, Escape. Rolie, who just wrapped up a summer stint as part of Ringo Starr's All Starr Band, was asked if after all these years, he'd be up for playing with his former bandmates: "I would do that! It's just a matter of doing it, and the timing. . . The ball's in their court. But it's not on the front burner right now." (CBS Local)
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The unique thing about his writings is that he created a make-believe county and peopled it with his own families. I have visited "Yoknapatawpha County," Mississippi, many times in the pages of his books.
We all have our "Yoknapatawpha." We have our own microcosmic world in which we move, act, play, work, and live our daily lives. In the 30's and 40's, our world was much smaller than the younger generation of today. While I draw the perimeters around my "world," you may mentally do the same.
My world was a three-mile radius including home, church, and school. All of these clustered around a coalmining town called Townley. One of the founding fathers who was a horse trader by trade must have pulled some bad deals because at one time, the town was called "Trickum" by many. Townley and Walker County lies in the middle of the Great Warrior Coal Basin.
My parents lived for a few years in Supreme, which was about a mile down the road below the town. Later, Daddy moved the family to a 250 acre farm about two miles out of town. It was owned by a friend, Mr. E.C. Ellison, who had come from Scotland and had a furniture store in Townley.
There were three large underground mines in about a two-mile radius: Townley, Supreme, and Holly Grove.
Families moved into this area from many foreign lands. If you understood the language, you had to be bi-lingual, which we weren't. It was fun to hear them spout their unfamiliar words. We sometimes could get the message from the sound or the look on their faces. Anyone can see and feel anger.
A few of the young men knew which button to push or string to pull to get their "dander up." They laughed long and loud when they pulled their pranks. One day, a German native lady had parked her Model T Ford in front of a local store. The boys grabbed some bricks and lifted her car up just enough to have the wheels clear the ground. She came out and hand cranked the car. As soon as the motor started rattling, she ran and hopped into the car and put it in gear. The wheels spun and the car went nowhere. She jumped out, her face became livid with rage and she cursed in German much to the delight of the group of boys.
School was on the top of the hill above the town, churches were in the town and in each community surrounding it. Later, the school was built at the present site in town. Our lives revolved around these three places — home, school, and church. How simple. How secure.
It has been said many times and in many ways before that no child dared misbehave and think they would be "home free" if the parents did not know. Not so! Ms. Bessie Edgil would reprimand one of us as soon as she would her own. That held true for any of the neighbors. They certainly did not mind telling Daddy and the results were the same as if he had seen us. They were not called tattle-tales either. If we got into trouble at school, we were "richly rewarded" when we arrived home. Not one of us would have told on the teacher at home. We kept good secrets unless one wanted to blackmail another to get their chores done. We had a home church, but everyone visited each others church for special events. No one thought for a minute that they would be "contaminated" by various doctrines. The preachers I heard in those days were more interested in getting sinners saved than in "indoctrinating." We were blessed to have Rev. A.J. Lambert as a pastor. He was known as a "walking BIBLE." He was much beloved by all the people. We attended revivals at Center Hill near our home and Guthrie Cemetery Church. It was fun to walk four miles to Beech Grove Church. We had whispers and fun time while the loud preaching and old-fashioned foot washing was going on. This, too, was a common practice in many churches.
Have you relived your childhood days with me? How many incidents did you find common with mine? Do you agree that those were safer days for the family and children? Today, we stay in our well-heated and cooled houses and never know what is going on outside our doors. An ambulance can arrive at a neighbor's house, load up and leave and many never know it until later. We still need each other and our children need the whole neighborhood.


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The two shared cancer. Baker had to personally deal with prostate cancer. Schmidt's mother was overcome by it, and she died in April this year.
On Tuesday, Baker will do his part to reward the right-hander, giving him the ball to start the All-Star Game for the National League team.
Schmidt, who will be appearing in his first All-Star Game, helped Baker and the Giants reach the World Series last season. This year, the right-hander ranks among the National League leaders in ERA, complete games, shutouts, strikeouts, innings pitched and opponents batting average.
"This is one of the highlights of my career and I'm happy to be back here sitting next to Dusty," Schmidt said. "He's a big reason I'm here. He gave me some confidence in my career and so I'd like to thank him for the opportunity to start. It's an honor to be here."
Baker, now the Chicago Cubs manager, said he had a tough time deciding between Schmidt and Russ Ortiz, now with the Atlanta Braves. But in the end, it was Schmidt, who is 9-4 with a 2.37 ERA this season.
The two talked last year in Spring Training about their cancer link.
"Jason came into my office and told me his mother was sick at that time and he needed to go home and I was coming off my illness at the same time," Baker said. "So we talked about it; we talked about a lot of things at that time.
"I was very impressed with how he handled it," Baker said. "I've never been through it before and I would have -- I might be calling him some day for some tips on how to handle a death in the family."
Which is not something people want to talk about. Schmidt had to leave the Giants in April this year to be with his mother. His first start back after her death, coincidently, was against Baker and the Cubs on April 30 at Pac Bell Park.
Schmidt pitched as if possessed, throwing a three-hit shutout in the Giants' 5-0 win. He struck out 12.
"He pitched a heck of a ballgame and I could tell at that time that we would not have beaten Jason Schmidt under any circumstances because he was pitching with a higher intensity and a higher power than I have ever seen before," Baker said.
"As a manager, this is one of the few ways where you can reward your players for helping you to get to where you are," Baker said.
Baker checked with Dave Righetti, the Giants pitching coach, about Schmidt's availability.
"I said it's in memory for not only what he's done for me but in memory of his mother at the same time," Baker said.
And now, Schmidt is an All-Star.
Schmidt threw three consecutive complete games, capped by a 5-1 win June 30 over St. Louis. He entered the season with two shutouts and eight complete games in 182 starts. Last year, he tied a career high with 13 wins.
In another coincidence, Schmidt's opponent, American League starter Esteban Loaiza, was his teammate at Pittsburgh. The two had discussed the possibility of seeing each other again at the All-Star Game during the Giants-White Sox Interleague series.
"We've come a long way in our careers and here we are," Loaiza said. "We've just got to do our jobs [Tuesday]."
Ortiz will have to wait. Schmidt will likely pitch at least two innings. Baker didn't want to reveal his pitching lineup.
"Russ wanted to start, too," Baker said Monday. "I strongly considered that, too, but I gave the nod to Jason for the reasons I named. Russ will get in the game, too. I told Russ. He was one of the two choices I had."
Carrie Muskat is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to approval by Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Every year around the same time, I begin to get a terrible case of cabin fever. I can, at times, appear to be as grouchy as a wiley old Grizzly Bear.
The days are short, the nights cold and everything seems to slow down. Wisconsin in the wintertime can wear heavily on one's spirit. So what better way to ease the mind, then heading out to your local trout stream and tossing some flies, spinners or what have you. Then out of nowhere, like a rock hard snowball to a frozen face, it hits you ... "That's right, it is illegal to fish Wisconsin's inland trout streams from October 1 until the first Saturday in March. Bummer!" The first thing I ask myself is, 'Why?' I just cannot and will not understand the reasoning behind this. I do understand that having fishermen/women traipsing through the stream beds, while the trout are spawning, is a bad idea. However by opening the trout season on the 1st of January and ending the season on October 15th you could avoid bothering or harming the trout while they are in their spawning period. I can understand how someone may worry about the trout getting stressed out during their spawning period and thus closing the streams during this important time is vital. However once the spawning season is over why can't we fish? Furthermore, how many fishermen/women are willing to actually go out and fish in temps that dip down into the single digits? Well, I know I will of course, but how many other fisherman actually will? The whole topic of catch and release during this time of year is debatable, however I would gladly fish strictly catch-and-release, if it meant I could head out to the stream and cast my fly in January. The main thing I would like to point out is there doesn't seem to be a good reason why Wisconsin restricts fishing for such an extended period of time and I have yet to find any suitable reasoning to support otherwise. So let's get this topic on the table and serve it up piping hot. If you are interested please sign the online petition to Extend Wisconsin's Inland Trout Season.
To sign the online petition go here:
What are your opinions on this topic?
Disclaimer: These are just my opinions and that is it.
Jobe Ewing (Trout MaGee) is a Wisconsin Driftless native who enjoys fly fishing for trout and photographing whatever captures his eye. He is a husband and a father of three who enjoys showing his family the beauty of nature. He lives along a stream somewhere in the Driftless Area.


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Spoil Us Not, Sneaks!: A refresher on Leaky's pre-book policyHarry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
OK peoples. It's just about that time: A few months away from the book. THE book. We're getting a lot of e-mails about spoilers - and not just the kind where you say, "You may not want to read my theory because it's totally a spoiler." Thanks for the warning - we had no idea Snape was a body surfer! Awesome!
Anyway, the books will soon be printed. Sometime in the next few weeks we'll hear all sorts of ridiculous things, such as:
- The book magically appeared in a field ("Phoenix": Remember how the person who found it just happened to call the ever-magnanimous tab "The Sun," who then printed a review that basically read, "Nanny-nanny-poo-poo, we've read it and you haven't"?).
- Or, a bunch of bets for Harry to live / for Harry to die came out of the town where the books are being printed ("Half-Blood Prince": Remember the bets on Dumbly?).
- Even, perhaps, that there was a pistol shootout / watergun showdown / spaghetti-slinging match over stolen copies (again, "Half-Blood Prince." That is, just the pistol part).
And then there are the little spoiler-zone pockets, which crop up in strange places. Last time, a big leak came from a librarian who decided to dig in a few days early and post the results on her journal. Bookstore workers have also been responsible for leaks (though, we understand how working in a store where unopened Potters lurk evilly can be a form of torture acceptable in old-school Salem). Before HBP's release, someone on a military base in Malaysia got hold of the book and scanned in every first chapter page, the summary, and the whole final chapter, and sent it to Leaky. Some staffers were intensely spoiled. Some staffers are still bitter. Some staffers curse this person's name.
The powers that be seem even more prepared for this spoiler scenario this time. There are talks of extreme security measures, of chains and locks and last-minute deliveries.
BRING IT, we say.
Here it is, a refresher on Leaky's spoiler policy:
Sending us spoilers will get you one place, bucko: sent to Scholastic, Christopher Little, Bloomsbury, and every JoLawyer we can think of. We don't want to see them, we won't post them, and we'd want to stop you. Book revelations aren't to be spurted out in bullet form on a message board. They're to be read, dispersed at the proper moment, given all the context of the story. This is not like the movies, which cannot contain real plot surprises for fans.
If Harry dies, we don't want to know about it until J.K. Rowling decides to tell us. And if you decide to tell us before that, you'll incur the wrath of a staff of almost 200, most of whom have been waiting almost 10 years for these final revelations and can NEVER get back the moment you rob by spoiling them. That's some wrath, right there. We own pitchforks, hot wax and feathers. And we're not afraid to use them.
If, between now and July 21, Jo or her people release a fact about the book, it will be posted on this site, but you will be heavily warned about it beforehand. We understand a lot of you want to remain super-pure from now until then. We admire you, oh white angels.
If it comes from ANYWHERE else - from ANY unofficial source - it will not be on this site. You have no need to worry. We might recognize its existence in a news story, but the actual content of the spoilage won't appear on these pages.
So, bookstore managers, librarians, and people who like to stroll in the fields next to the publishing plants: We appreciate that you feel the need to share your revelations with us. But you'd have better luck and would get a better response if you told your goldfish instead. Watch out, though - we hear the publishing companies are looking into fishbowl surveillance. Mr. FlippityFins just may be a plant.
And if you're that guy who shouted "SNAPE KILLS DUMBLEDORE!" outside the bookshop at 12:01 a.m. on July 16, 2005? Just go away, man. Just go away. Quietly. And we won't hurt you.
Seriously: we're almost there, guys, so let's make sure we respect every other Harry Potter fan we can. It'll be worth it!


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Marvel Comics at the movies
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September 8: This Day in Black History
FEATURED: Dorothy Dandridge
1882: Sarah Mapps Douglas passed away at age 76. She was an abolitionist, teacher and lecturer.
1907: Buck Leonard was born. He was a first baseman in Negro league baseball and was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1972. He passed in 1997 at age 90.
1923: Wilbur Ware was born. He was a jazz double bassist known for his hard bop creative use of time and space, his angular, unorthodox solo technique and a distinctive percussive sound.
1939: Guitar Shorty (David W. Kearney) was born. He is a blues guitarist well known for his explosive style and wild stage antics. He turns 74 today.
1940: Willie Tyler was born. He is a ventriloquist, comedian and actor. He turns 73 today.
1946: L.C. Greenwood was born. He is a former defensive end (NFL), 4 time Super Bowl Champion and a Hall of Famer. He turns 67 today.
1954: Ruby Bridges was born. She is known as the first black child to attend an all-white elementary school in the South. She turns 59 today.
1956: Maurice Cheeks was born. He is a retired NBA player and currently the head coach of the Detroit Pistons. He turns 57 today.
1956: 'Let the Good Times Roll' by Shirley & Lee was the number one song on this day.
1956: 'In the Still of the Night' by the Five Satins charted. The song was written by lead singer Fred Parris on guard duty while serving in the army. At around 3:00 am, he put down his rifle and picked up his pen and wrote one of the greatest ballads of all time.
1957: Jackie Wilson's solo debut 'Reet Petite (co-written by Berry Gordy, Jr.) was released.
1958: The Selah Gospel Singers, one of the oldest groups in the country signed with Savoy Records.
1962: Thirteen days after its release, the Crystals' 'He's a Rebel' charted on its way to #1 for two weeks.
1962: Switching from twisting to limboing, Chubby Checker charted with 'Limbo Rock' which became a hit at #3.
1965: Singer and actress of stage and film, Dorothy Dandridge passed away of an accidental over-dose. She was 42 years old.
1972: Bobby Bland, Howlin' Wolf, Junior Walker & the All-Stars, Otis Spann and Muddy Waters performed at the Ann Arbor Jazz & Blues Festival in Michigan.
1973: Gabe McNair was born. (No Doubt) He is a multi-instrumentalist, composer and backing vocals. He turns 40 today.
1975: Larenz Tate was born. He is an actor of film and television. He turns 38 today.
1980: Rapper Slim Thug was born. He turns 33 today.
1980: Neferteri Shepherd was born. She is a model, actress and Playmate of the Month June 2000. She turns 33 today.
1981: Roy Wilkins passed away at age 80. He was a legendary civil rights activist and Executive Director of the NAACP.
1984: Chaka Khan charted with 'I Feel for You' her biggest hit (#3)
1985: Yendi Phillipps was born. She is the winner of the Miss Jamaica World 2007 beauty pageant and the 2010 Miss Jamaica Universe pageant. She turns 28 today.
1987: Wiz Khalifa (Cameron Thomaz) was born. He is a rapper, singer and songwriter. He turns 26 today.
2000: Lead singer of the Fantastic Four, Sweet James Epps died of a heart attack on this day.


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Let It Snow-- New England
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Let It Snow-- New England
I hope the clutch can take this !
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We could sure use that here in Colorado. Very few of the ski areas even have all of their runs open this year due to lack of snow. It will be a dry summer if the snow pack doesn't increase a lot before spring.
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we need to think differently."
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its about time we get a good storm. i guess i'l put the plow on tomorrow nite, luv plowing deep snow
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Bring it on !!! Last year was a joke and so far this year almost nothing. I was starting to search Craigslist for a used snow-making machine. At last there's hope !!!
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Bob I think you can make one. Google it.
Re: Let It Snow-- New England
I'm glad to be on the "non essential personnel", list. After many years of "essential personnel", driving to and from work, in this stuff, I throw another log on the fire, and wait it out! Ed
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Logs are on the fire in the furnace, got me blankie. Already -10C going down to -19C overnight with -31C windchills. Gonna be a sit in the house, blankie over me legs and make like a tater this weekend. 40 cm expected Friday/Saturday and another 40 cm Saturday/Sunday ... well at least that is what the prognosticators are predicting.
Confusion breeds Discussion which breeds Knowledge which breeds Confidence which breeds Friendship
Re: Let It Snow-- New England
Thought about my New England / Northeastern fellow Cubbers last night listening to the weather. Hope everybody's Cub (who wants to get out in it) has chains and a blade!!
Enjoy and start posting pictures!!! Almost forgot what deep snow looks like.
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Oh Rudi... THANKS for the morning humor I loved the "blankie and tater" references, probably cause I can relate to them too
You made my whole day
don p.
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The snow map this morning projects 18" to 24'" for western MA with most of it coming in overnight. Psyched -- no other way to describe it for me (if, of course, the Cub doesn't develop "issues" on starting or plowing). And the Cub, well, if it could bray or whinny like the mules or horses it has repeatedly replaced over the years...you can bet we'd be hearing from it out in the barn. Started up the Cub yesterday and ran it some. Will do the same today, and tonight will probably put the oil pan heater on.
When it is powder snow, it is easy to plow no matter how much is on the ground, but wetter snow needs to be plowed soon, and this means crawling out of bed to push every 6" or so. I'm hoping for powder and good night's sleep. Luckily, we had a warm spell since the last snowfall, and the Cub did a great job pushing that rotting snow back out of the driveway -- this is an important lesson I've learned over the years: that driveway can fill up with plowed snow if I'm not attentive. Now there's room for the new stuff.
Re: Let It Snow-- New England
All we are supposed to get out of that is some rain, no snow, and that suits me just fine. 20 or 30 years ago a good deep snow was a challenge and fun. Now it is just a pain, literally.
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to restrain the people, it is an instrument for the people to restrain the
government lest it come to dominate our lives and interests." Patrick Henry
Re: Let It Snow-- New England
Forecast, for Monday, is 40 degrees, and rain. That should clean up a good part of it.
I have a big maple tree, in the field, that I've wanted to take down. Multiple trunks, with intertwining branches, making it dangerous, to cut down. This morning, I cut into three of the thickest trunks, "18"+, and hope the storm knocks them over, for me. Ed
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This morning it was -20C with -39C wind chills. Same forecast as the North East but it will be a nor'easter for us. 1 - 2 feet of snow, high winds then bitterly cold. A second storm coming from Ontario is due to hit us on Sunday possibly doubling the expected snowfall. Now if the prognosticators are right, we could be in for some fun. Nothing like the storm of '92 where we got 5 feet in 23 hours and another 3-1/2 feet over the next two days. Took almost 2 weeks to get dug out. Snow banks at the head of my driveway were over 10 foot. Could almost touch the telephone lines. Good thing the power lines are another 10 feet up
Don, glad I was able brighten up your day a bit. I always try. In the winter me and me blankie stay very close to one another.
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Re: Let It Snow-- New England
If it does not come down, then what? Too risky to approach.
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The more snow the better in my book. when I was young we got this kind of snow every storm.
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Château de Beynac - at the top of the building of the Spur
The Château de Beynac is a castle situated in the commune of Beynac-et-Cazenac, in the Dordogne département of France. The castle is one of the best-preserved and best known in the region.
This Middle Ages construction, with its austere appearance, is perched on top of a limestone cliff, dominating the town and the north bank of the Dordogne River.
The shot was taken in august 2012, in the end of the afternoon. Panorama made in HDR version (enfuse).
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The Château de Beynac is a castle situated in the commune of Beynac-et-Cazenac, in the Dordogne dépar...
The Château de Beynac is a castle situated in the commune of Beynac-et-Cazenac, in the Dordogne dépar...
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A sunflowers field close to the Dordogne River early in the morning.
France is affectionately referred to as "the Hexagon" for its overall shape.
French history goes back to the Gauls, a Celtic tribe which inhabited the area circa 300BC until being conquered by Julius Caesar.
The Franks were the first tribe to adopt Catholic Christianity after the Roman Empire collapsed. France became an independent location in the Treaty of Verdun in (843 AD), which divided up Charlemagne's Carolingian Empire into several portions.
The French monarchy reached its zenith during the reign of Louis XIV, the Sun King, who stood for seventy-two years as the Monarch of all Monarchs. His palace of Versailles and its Hall of Mirrors are a splendid treasure-trove of Baroque art.
The French Revolution ended the rule of the monarchy with the motto "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity!" On July 14th, 1789 angry mobs stormed La Bastille prison and began the Revolution in which Louis XVI, his wife Marie-Antoinette and thousands of others met the guillotine.
One decade after the revolution, Napolean Bonaparte seized control of the Republic and named himself Emperor. His armies conquered most of Europe and his Napoleonic Code became a lasting legal foundation for concepts of personal status and property.
During the period of colonization France controlled the largest empire in the world, second only to Britain.
France is one of the founding members of the European Union and the United Nations, as well as one of the nuclear armed nations of the world.
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'Ginu' | Leather Jacket by BOSS
Model Ginu 50256491 Dark Green
DetailsStand collar
Front zip closure
One horizontal welt zip pocket on chest
Two flap pockets at waist
Elbow patches
Two internal pockets with button closures
Back length: 67 cm (26.4 in)
100% Lamb leather
DescriptionThis lamb leather jacket by BOSS features a vertical welt zip pocket and a stand collar. Two flap pockets at the waist and exposed stitching complete this sleek look.
Model is 6'2" with a 31" waist, 40" chest, and is wearing size 40R.
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