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David Sommerstein, NCPR's roving St. Lawrence Valley/Fort Drum/Tug Hill reporter, began his career in radio, strangely enough, as a high school Spanish teacher in Buffalo. While drilling verb conjugations and teaching a love for Latino culture during the day, he sat in as a late night jazz and Latin DJ at Buffalo's NPR affiliate, WBFO. The radio bug bit, and David found his way to southern Colorado/northern New Mexico (the Taos/Santa Fe area) where he was Program Director, Music Director, Volunteer Coordinator, and "Just About Anything Else You Can Think Of" Director at NPR affiliate KRZA. Since joining NCPR's news department, David has reported from the chilly deck of a St. Lawrence icebreaker, the power-chord filled stage of the High School Rock Band Festival, and the tense Albanian street market of post-war Kosovo with soldiers from Fort Drum. David also gets to fulfill his passion for music of all kinds when he spins world dance and groove music on editions of The Beat Authority. E-mail
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Carl was fond of quoting Joseph Campbell's saying that you should "follow your bliss". Carl so thoroughly embodied this philosophy that anyone who ever wondered whether pursuing wholeheartedly what you love and sharing that love with others can really lead you toward happiness and perfection needed only to sit back and watch him teach, or do anything for that matter. His intensity was at once intimidating and contagious. After toiling for hours on some 300-word translation assignment of some arcane, convoluted, flow-of-consciousness Argentinean text, feeling that I'd done the best anyone could do, Carl would hand out "his version" and the end of his class, showing us all what can be done with the English language, invariably leaving me feeling inadequate, yet piqued to strive harder and do better the next time around. He was as frugal with excess verbiage as he was with money. He could untwist the most tortuous syntax, laying bare the meaning and putting it in such plain English you couldn't help but say "why didn't I see that?" His sentences were as pared-down, direct, devoid of obfuscation and ambiguity as were his personality and lifestyle. He was as faithful to his friends as he was to that old VW Bug. He could come off as intolerant (mostly of mediocrity) and rough around the edges, but anyone who had the privilege of knowing him well knew what a softy he was, how quickly his voice could choke up and his eyes would well up at the thought of a lost friend. Now he's our lost friend. I'll miss you Carl. Thank you for all the lessons you taught.


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ATLANTA (AP) - There's been a lot of talk about gun laws since a shooter killed 20 children at a Connecticut elementary school in December. So far in the Georgia Capitol, there's been little action.
A spokesman for Gov. Nathan Deal and House Speaker David Ralston say GOP leaders won't allow any new gun restrictions to be adopted.
But they also haven't endorsed proposals from other, less powerful Republicans to lift restrictions on where Georgians can carry their weapons.
Ralston has expressed some interest in a proposal from Rep. Paul Battles to let local school boards designate administrators who can carry guns on campus. The proposal would leave the decision up to the school board and the chosen administrators would have to get weapons training.
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Having recently bought these and Clifton Creek leather, I found the "leathers" to be a 1/2 size small and the Herringbones to be a full size small.I have worn Size 12's for approx 45 years.
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I bought these to wear around the house like slippers in the winter time, since it's too cold for flip flops and my normal slippers don't offer arch support.
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Tyson Foods Inc., the largest U.S. meat processor, said Friday that consumers may be shifting toward buying chicken and away from red meat after the price of beef rose at a faster pace.
Consumers feeling the pressure from increases in payroll taxes and gasoline prices are "eating different meat" rather than less of it, Chief Executive Officer Donnie Smith said during a conference call with analysts Friday.
"What we're beginning to think is that with all of these pressures on consumers today, maybe we are now seeing a legitimate shift from red meat proteins into chicken," he said.
Beef prices have risen for several years as higher feed costs and the recent U.S. drought reduced the cattle herd. Smith's comments may show that the move away from beef, which has been predicted for years, is perhaps finally happening, JPMorgan Chase said in a note.
Sales climbed 0.9 percent to $8.4 billion, trailing the $8.61 billion average of 12 estimates. Full-year revenue will be about $35 billion, compared with the $34.6 billion average of 13 estimates.
Domestic protein production will fall by about 1 percent in Tyson's current fiscal year as drought conditions cut grain supplies, the company forecast. Cattle supplies may decline 2 percent to 3 percent.
Tyson said it will pay about $600 million more for chicken feed in the period. It predicted chicken and hog supplies will be little changed.
While the beef unit accounted for 40 percent of Tyson's sales in the last financial year, it contributed 17 percent of operating profit, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Chicken made up 34 percent of revenue and 35 percent of operating income. Tyson also processes pork.
The company is working on expanding its range of processed chicken products and items for convenience stores, Smith said on a separate call with reporters.
Tyson may look at smaller so-called bolt-on acquisitions, Smith said on the media call. When asked to comment on whether Tyson is interested in purchasing Hillshire Brands Co., Smith said no. Asked to clarify if Smith meant he had no comment or no interest, he said "a little bit of both."


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We need your prayers UPDATE 9/6/2012
My beautiful bride, Jo, just celebrated her 70th birthday. She just got back from a second mammogram and the news was not good, so we are scheduling a biopsy to determine the severity of the potential cancer. Your prayers are appreciated. Thanks.
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Prayers heading your way .
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From here too Bill. Thoughts and prayers lifted.
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Bill, Jo will be in our prayers here and hoping the test results are better than expected.
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Bill - our prayers for Jo and you. We are praying the prognosis is better than expected.
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Hoping for the best of outcomes for Jo.
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Thoughts and prayers are with you.
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Bill, prayers from PA for you and Jo.
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Bill and Jo:
Prayers sent from Va. we wish for you both the best outcome. Paula went through this eleven years ago and so we are very familiar with your thoughts at this time.
If your wife needs someone to talk to Paula would be glad to do that, she has talked to many women facing this disease.
Berlin and Paula
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Prayers from Indiana. Larry and Cindy
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Bill , we are thinking of you and Jo. May our prayers be answered
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You folks are in our prayers Mr. Bill.
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You and Jo are in our thoughts and prayers.
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Bill, Jo is in my prayers. Ed
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Four adults and two children escaped a house fire in the Town of Waukesha Monday evening, authorities said.
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The Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman turned a half-century-old in Milwaukee Thursday, celebrating the occasion with his band and a primarily full BMO Harris Bradley Center. Initially wearing a formal black jacket with tails, it wasn't long before he was shirtless. And very rarely, if at all Thursday, was he still - whether he was spinning around like a karate master caught in a cyclone or busting out his own interpretation of PSY's "Gangnam Style" galloping horse shuffle - and those moves were during just one song, "Around The World." (Fans brought their own special moves as well, at least in section 407 where I sat; at one point, I found myself completely smashed between two full-body dancers with no concept of personal space.) »Read Full Article(6)
Man with ammo, 'strange writings' detained at Sikh temple
Oak Creek - A Maryland man who walked into the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin with ammunition and written references to a mass shooting in Colorado sipped tea with temple members before being detained by police, a temple spokesman said Thursday.
Police searched and questioned the man and released him after determining he intended no harm, according to Kulwant Singh Dhaliwal. »Read Full Article
2 former Homestead students get 30 days in jail for assault on girl
Port Washington - For what a prosecutor called "cooperative sexual assault," two recent Homestead High School graduates were sentenced Thursday to 30 days of jail and two years of probation for having sex with a 14-year-old girl inside the school last year.
Deangelo Dantzler and Brent Anderson, both 19, pleaded no contest in September to physical abuse of a child as part of plea bargains that amended the original charges of sexual assault of a child. »Read Full Article
Kapenga, Farrow battling for state Senate seat
Paul Ryan isn't the only Wisconsin politician running for two offices at the same time in Tuesday's election - two state GOP lawmakers are competing in separate elections for their respective Assembly seats and in a winner-take-all primary to fill a Senate seat.
In the 33rd Senate District in Waukesha County, Rep. Chris Kapenga (R-Delafield), a certified public accountant, is running against Rep. Paul Farrow (R-village of Pewaukee), the son of former Lt. Gov. Margaret Farrow, in the GOP primary. »Read Full Article(5)
RedPrairie acquisition will create $1 billion software firm
RedPrairie said Thursday it will acquire JDA Software, a publicly traded software firm based in Scottsdale, Ariz., for $1.9 billion in cash in a deal that will create a global software company with revenue of more than $1 billion.
Both firms make software to help companies manage their supply chains. RedPrairie was founded in the Milwaukee area and still has its highest concentration of employees at its offices in Waukesha. It is now based in an Atlanta suburb. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee's Artisan Partners files for $250 million IPO
Artisan Partners, the state's biggest independent money management firm, is hoping to raise as much as $250 million in an initial public offering, its second attempt to go public after canceling a similar offering last year.
Artisan will use the proceeds to repay debt, buy out early investors in the company, pay portfolio managers and other partners, and add to working capital, the firm said in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The amount Artisan is aiming to raise may change. »Read Full Article
Obama, Romney make change a key issue on stump
Ashwaubenon - President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney battled over who is the true agent of change Thursday, as they crisscrossed the country in search of support and momentum.
On the tarmac at Austin Straubel International Airport, Obama jabbed at Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, for "using all his talents as a salesman to dress up these very same (economic) policies that failed our country so badly, the very same policies we've been cleaning up after for the past four years. »Read Full Article(209)
Harsh criticism of police chief out of line, Brown Deer legislators say
Two state legislators who represent Brown Deer said Thursday they are looking into the how the village's Police Department responded to repeated calls at the home of Brookfield spa shooter Radcliffe Haughton, but they said other lawmakers who admonished the police chief were out of line.
Sen. Alberta Darling (R-River Hills) and Rep. Daniel Knodl (R-Germantown) said they have been in touch with the Brown Deer Police Department, which responded to the Haughton home repeatedly for domestic violence over a decade. »Read Full Article
Baldwin, Thompson continue push to Tuesday's finish line
Democrat Tammy Baldwin and Republican Tommy Thompson on Thursday continued their mad dash to the finish line in their critical and contentious U.S. Senate race.
Baldwin appeared Thursday with President Barack Obama during his visit to Green Bay. She will join Vice President Joe Biden on Friday in Beloit and Obama again on Saturday in Milwaukee and Monday in Madison. »Read Full Article(32)
Board, Abele wrangle over county's lobbying efforts
A tug of war between County Executive Chris Abele and the County Board over policy-making authority played out Thursday, with supervisors voting to give themselves control over county lobbying with the state.
The board voted 17-1 to declare the board as "the primary and principal policy-making body for Milwaukee County government." That means the board committee that crafts lobbying strategy and Chairwoman Marina Dimitrijevic get to declare the county's position on issues before the Legislature. »Read Full Article(7)
Man sentenced to 40 years for 2005 fatal shooting
A Milwaukee man convicted of killing one person and wounding two others in what prosecutors called a massacre in 2005 was sentenced Thursday to 40 years in prison.
Robert Tongxia Phoneprasith, 29, was convicted by a jury last month of five counts in the 2005 death of Insangouia "Rick" Keonoukhoun, 31, and wounding of three other men during a shooting in the 1200 block of N. 26th St. »Read Full Article
More than 400,000 state residents have requested absentee ballots
More than 400,000 Wisconsin residents have requested absentee ballots so far for Tuesday's election, but the numbers can't be compared with previous presidential elections, state elections officials said.
"Based on our limited numbers, absentee voting continues to be robust around the state," said Kevin Kennedy, head of the state Government Accountability Board. "One week ago, 225,209 absentee ballots had been requested." »Read Full Article(142)
Driver charged in fatal Waukesha County crash
Waukesha - A Waukesha man has been charged in a fatal three-car crash early Tuesday in the Town of Genesee.
Ernesto Lazo Villamil, 35, faces a count of driving with a revoked license, causing great bodily harm. »Read Full Article
Madison teacher struck by student still on leave
A teacher who was struck by a student at Madison Academic Campus last month remains on leave but could return to teaching next week, a Milwaukee Public Schools official said this week.
The incident happened on Oct. 17, according to the district. No details were offered about the circumstances, but a district spokesman said the student who hit the teacher faces criminal charges and district discipline that could include expulsion. »Read Full Blog Post(10)
Morgridge Institute lands cybersecurity grant
Scientists at the Morgridge Institute for Research at the University of Wisconsin - Madison and three other institutions have received a five-year, $23.6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to bolster the nation's cybersecurity.
The group will operate the Software Assurance Marketplace, which will address threats to software used in a variety of applications, from the national power grid to medical devices, the Morgridge Institute said in a news release. Much of this software is developed in a so-called open source environment, where multiple programmers work together to contribute different parts. »Read Full Article(1)
Kohl's, Northwestern Mutual announce superstorm Sandy relief donations to Red Cross
Kohl's Corp. and Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. announced plans Thursday to help the American Red Cross in its Hurricane Sandy relief efforts.
Kohl's said it is donating $1 million in cash to the Red Cross for disaster relief on the East Coast. The Menomonee Falls-based retailer said it also is encouraging employees to volunteer to help in areas affected by the superstorm through its Associates in Action program. In recognition of volunteer hours, Kohl's will donate additional corporate grants to the nonprofit organizations being supported by Kohl's employees. »Read Full Article(7)
State ranks 13th in national business climate survey
Wisconsin ranked 13th in a national business climate survey issued Thursday by Site Selection magazine, a trade publication that focuses on corporate real estate strategy and economic development.
Among neighboring states, Michigan was 23rd and Iowa was 25th. Illinois and Minnesota were not among the magazine's top 25. »Read Full Article(39)
Drunken driver gets 17 years in double fatal crash
A man with three prior drunken driving convictions and a revoked license who killed two pedestrians while fleeing police last year was sentenced Thursday to 17 years in prison.
Martin Rodriguez, 41, was speeding west on Greenfield Ave. in a green pickup truck when he struck the victims as they crossed at S. 14th St. on Nov. 8. »Read Full Article
Driver arrested in buggy crash that hurt 5
Chetek - Barron County sheriff's officials said they've arrested a driver they say is responsible for a crashing a pickup truck into a buggy and injuring five people before fleeing the scene.
Authorities say the driver was arrested Thursday. The hit-and-run crash happened about 9:30 p.m. Wednesday near Chetek. Deputies said two adults and three children are hospitalized. The Chippewa Herald said one person was flown to Eau Claire, two were sent to a hospital in Bloomer and two others to Barron.
There was no immediate word on their conditions.
Sloppy texting, alert 12-year-old lead to conspiracy charge
A Greenfield teen who thought he was texting with a co-conspirator in a robbery plot was actually communicating with a wrong number -- a 12-year-old boy.
According to a criminal complaint: »Read Full Blog Post
County mental patient died from complications of obesity, sleep apnea
A 57-year-old man died last July at the Milwaukee County Mental Health Complex because of complications of morbid obesity and sleep apnea, according to a finding by the medical examiner's office released Thursday.
The patient, Paul W. Haugan, was found dead at the complex early July 28. Haugan had difficulty breathing and had been wearing an oxygen mask the day before, according to a federal inspector's report. But he broke the mask while yanking it from his face. A nurse told investigators she didn't place a new mask on Haugan because he was sleeping, the report says. »Read Full Article(20)
Poll shows tie in Wisconsin in presidential, Senate races
Madison -- A new poll Thursday says the races for president and U.S. Senate are tied in Wisconsin.
Rasmussen Reports, which is viewed as favoring Republicans, showed Democratic President Barack Obama and GOP candidate Mitt Romney tied with 49% each. In the U.S. Senate race, Republican Tommy Thompson had 48% to Democrat Tammy Baldwin's 47%. »Read Full Blog Post(92)
Former Brewers pitcher charged with domestic battery
Former Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Francisco J. Rodriguez has been charged with domestic abuse battery, a misdemeanor, over a September incident at his home in Wales.
According to the criminal complaint filed Wednesday: »Read Full Article
Springsteen to appear with Obama on Monday
Madison -- Bruce Springsteen will appear at President Barack Obama's stop in Madison on Monday.
The Boss has made appearances elsewhere in the country with Obama in recent weeks, and a campaign official confirmed that he would appear with the president during his visit to Madison the day before the election.
Springsteen played a set in Madison with U.S. Sen. John Kerry in his unsuccessful run for president in 2004. (99)
Scissor-tailed flycatcher draws crowd in Ozaukee County
Autumn is prime time for unusual bird sightings in Wisconsin, with many species winging through the state on a southerly migration.
Sometimes, too, a rare bird shows up that defies the typical travel pattern. »Read Full Blog Post(6)
New map analyzes Obama, Romney engagement on Twitter
The folks at the social media website Twitter have a new tool for measuring the most viral tweets involving the presidential campaign.
Twitter's Political Engagement Map provides a national and state-by-state look at tweets that are getting the most attention, as measured by a mix of retweets and favorited tweets, according to Miguel Rios, the data visualization tech lead at Twitter. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Woodson announces $100,000 donation to Red Cross at Obama event
Ahead of President Barack Obama's brief visit to Green Bay Thursday morning, Green Bay Packers defensive star Charles Woodson lauded him in a brief speech and announced he is donating $100,000 to the American Red Cross to help with disaster relief.
"The president didn't just round up Democrats," Woodson said of Obama's trek to New Jersey to inspect storm damage with the state's Republican governor, Chris Christie. »Read Full Blog Post(131)
St. Norbert poll has Obama, Thompson ahead
A new St. Norbert College poll shows that President Barack Obama with a 51% to 42% lead over Republican challenger Mitt Romney among likely Wisconsin voters.
In the Senate race, Republican candidate Tommy Thompson has a 46% to 43% lead over Democrat Tammy Baldwin in a survey of 402 Wisconsin residents in a survey that took place from Oct. 25 to Monday. »Read Full Blog Post(47)
Sheehy begins push for decision on replacing BMO Harris Bradley Center
By mid-2014, the community needs to have a good idea of what role the private and public sector will play in the construction of a new, multipurpose arena in Milwaukee.
That's the opinion of Timothy Sheehy, the president of the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce, who said Thursday that he plans to form a task force by Jan. 1 to begin the long process of fact-gathering needed to help the community make a decision on whether a new arena can be built to replace the aging BMO Harris Bradley Center. »Read Full Blog Post(85)
Marquette lands Gates grant for innovative solutions
Two years ago, journalist David Bornstein started contributing to a column called Fixes for The New York Times that explored solutions to major social problems.
More than identifying creative initiatives, the columns addressed why the solutions worked, through a hybrid reporting style that was half investigative and half explanatory. Soon, emails from academics started flowing into Bornstein's inbox: Teachers and professors were examining the issues with their students and trying to adapt them to their classes. »Read Full Article(2)
Clinton pays a visit to Republican country
Waukesha – Speaking in the middle of Republican-held turf, former President Bill Clinton told a crowd of 600 supporters on Thursday that President Barack Obama had put the country in the right direction four years after the nation's economy nearly collapsed.
"I am far more enthusiastic today than I was four years ago," Clinton told students, senior and families gathered inside the field house on the campus of the University of Wisconsin-Waukesha County. »Read Full Blog Post(66)
Mental evaluation ordered for man accused of shooting at Waukesha police
Waukesha - A 76-year-old Sussex man charged with attempted first-degree intentional homicide and other crimes after shooting at a police officer responding to a domestic violence complaint on Oct. 23 will be given an evaluation to determine if he is mentally competent to stand trial on the charges, Waukesha County Court Commissioner Thomas Pieper ruled Thursday.
Pieper ordered the mental health evaluation in response to a request from the defense attorney for Richard A. Petarius. »Read Full Article
Obama: 'When disaster strikes, we see America at its best'
Ashwaubenon - President Barack Obama told a crowd gathered in the autumn chill on an airport tarmac that "when disaster strikes, we see America at its best."
"All the petty differences that consume us in normal times seem to melt away," Obama said. "There are no Democrats or Republicans during a storm, just fellow Americans." »Read Full Blog Post(416)
Lender takes over Delafield development site
A Delafield property where real estate investor Robert Lang proposed a shopping mall and a business park has been taken over by a local bank.
Executives from ISB Community Bank, which now owns the roughly 50-acre tract south of I-94 and east of Highway C, are scheduled to meet with on Nov. 14 with city planning staffers to discuss development ideas, reports Kelly Smith, of LivingLakeCountry.com. »Read Full Blog Post
October retail sales up
New York - Americans spent briskly in October before superstorm Sandy hit the Northeast on the tail-end of the month. But the question is whether they're still willing to buy an iPhone for Christmas if they plunked down hundreds on a generator for Sandy?
Twenty-one retailers from club operator Costco to department store Macy's reported that sales in October through last Saturday were up 5% compared with the year-ago period, according to the International Council of Shopping Centers. That beat the trade group's estimated growth of 3.5% to 4.5%. Results were not hurt by the storm because it hit the East Coast on Monday, two days after the period for which retailers were reporting sales. »Read Full Article
Fundraiser for Brookfield shooting victims set at 8-twelve
The fundraiser Nov. 12 to benefit the children of the women killed in the Brookfield salon shootings is set at 8-twelve MVP Bar & Grill, and tickets are on sale now.
Tickets are $100, which includes food stations, cocktails, wine and access to a silent auction of sports memorabilia donated by Ryan Braun, Aaron Rodgers and other professional athletes, as well as other items.
The event is 5 to 8 p.m., and tickets are tax deductible. You can buy them through the SURG restaurant group's website.
Deputies among those injured in I-94 crash
Two Waukesha County Sheriff's deputies and two motorists were injured early Thursday when a vehicle driven by an 18-year-old St. Francis man struck a parked squad car on I-94.
The deputies were inside the marked squad car in the median of I-94 west of Sunnyslope Road monitoring traffic at 2:43 a.m. when the eastbound vehicle traveled into the median and struck the squad. The car's engine ignited and the deputies helped the driver and his unconscious passenger, a 17-year-old West Allis boy, out of the vehicle, according to the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department. »Read Full Article(4)
'Doctor Who' star John Barrowman and sister Carole signing books here Friday
John Barrowman, the 'Torchwood' and 'Doctor Who' star, and his sister Carole not only wrote an entertaining fantasy novel for middle-school readers, they do something teachers and parents must love:
They demonstrate that good things can happen when siblings play nice together. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
Wisconsin poll: Obama 49%, Romney 46%
A new Wisconsin poll by NBC News, the Wall Street Journal and Marist shows President Barack Obama with 49% and Mitt Romney with 46%.
The poll of 1,065 likely voters was taken Oct. 28-29. Obama's lead is within the margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points. A poll by Marquette Law School released Wednesday showed Obama with an 8-point lead. Obama has led in most public polls in Wisconsin this month, but often by slender margins. »Read Full Blog Post(113)
PolitiFact: Baldwin, health reform and the Flip-O-Meter
New today from PolitiFact Wisconsin:
Has Tammy Baldwin changed her position on a single-payer healthcare system for America? We run it by the Flip-O-Meter. (5)
Time Warner Cable starts charging for cable modem
As of today, Time Warner Cable will begin charging Internet customers a $3.95 per month rental fee for cable modems. Customers were notified of this charge in their monthly bills.
According to a Time Warner spokeswoman, such fees are "standard across the industry" and TWC is "one of the last providers to implement this fee at a much lower rate than most." »Read Full Blog Post(64)
Why Bill Clinton is in Waukesha
Waukesha County is as Republican as you can get in Wisconsin.
So why is former President Bill Clinton speaking there? Shouldn't he be in Milwaukee or some other Democratic stronghold in Wisconsin? »Read Full Blog Post(54)
Picks for tonight's Country Music Association Awards
It's one of the biggest days each year in the country music world. Tonight, all the stars will be out in Nashville for the 46th Country Music Association Awards. Returning this year as hosts are the ever-charismatic and entertaining duo of Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood. They'll be joined onstage by a star-studded lineup of performers that includes Jason Aldean, Dierks Bentley, The Band Perry, Eric Church, Kenny Chesney, Taylor Swift, Zac Brown Band and many more.
Awards will be handed out in 12 categories with honors going to the best entertainer, vocalists, new artist, group, duo, song, record, single, musical event, video and musician of the past year. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Former priest's 20-year sentence upheld
A former Catholic priest who sexually assaulted two teenage boys in Elm Grove in the late 1970s and early 1980s will have to finish his 20-year prison term, an appeals court ruled Wednesday.
James R. Blume, 66, argued on appeal that his 2010 sentence should be reduced because his failing health should be considered a new factor, the original sentence was unduly harsh or in the interest of justice. »Read Full Blog Post(12)
Officials postpone NY fundraiser with Walker, Koch
With the state still reeling from superstorm Sandy, New York Republicans have called off their Thursday fundraiser featuring Gov. Scott Walker and billionaire industrialist David Koch.
"Our thoughts, concerns and prayers are with all of those who have been impacted by the devastating storm," said a notice on the New York Republican Party website. "In consideration, we are postponing our luncheon on Thursday, November 1, with Governor Scott Walker, at the 21 Club, until further notice." »Read Full Blog Post(37)
Abele, supervisors take credit for uptick in county's bond rating
Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele and county supervisors took credit Wednesday for an uptick in the county's bond rating by Fitch Ratings, an investment research and credit rating firm.
Fitch maintained the county's AA bond rating, but upgraded it from a "negative" to "stable" outlook. The change comes two years after the county picked up the negative outlook in its rating. »Read Full Article(4)
Expect quiet, chilly weather in wake of Sandy
As the mega-storm formerly known as Hurricane Sandy continues to deteriorate - and the massive cleanup on the east coast gets under way - weather conditions in southeastern Wisconsin are expected to get quiet and cold.
A high pressure system will bring a mix of sun and clouds on Thursday, according to WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) meteorologist Scott Steele. Winds out of the northwest will likely mean another chilly day with temperatures near 48 during the day and around 31 Thursday night. Winds are expected to be 7 to 14 mph. »Read Full Article
Muskego officer suspended after domestic abuse arrest
A Muskego police officer has been suspended after he was arrested on domestic abuse violations.
Sgt. Chad Dornbach was arrested Tuesday by City of Waukesha police, who are recommending charges to the Waukesha County district attorney. Dornbach has been placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation, according to Muskego Police Chief Paul Geiszler.
The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department will conduct an investigation into the incident. (4)
Veterans to be buried in Douglas County
Superior - The cremated remains of six veterans kept at funeral homes in Superior for years will finally be buried this weekend.
The veterans, from World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War, either had no family left or their families didn't have the money to bury them. So their remains have been kept at the funeral homes, some for more than 10 years. »Read Full Article(3)
Zoning change for Sussex Meijer store could help other stores expand
The recent Sussex Village Board decision to lift a cap on big box retail stores will do more than help accommodate a proposed Meijer supermarket and discount store.
It also will allow Kohl's and Shopko to eventually expand their Sussex stores, according to an article at LivingLakeCountry.com by reporter Kelly Smith. (2)
Packers' Nelson says he's aiming to play against Arizona
Packers' wide receiver Jordy Nelson co-hosted the Packers TV show "Inside the Huddle," which was taped Tuesday night, and said he was aiming to play on Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals.
"Right now I'm day-to-day, but Sunday is our target," Nelson said. "Hamstrings are an interesting thing, though. Sometimes they can be hard to predict. This is my first time ever dealing with a hamstring injury, so I just have to listen to the trainers because they deal with this type of thing all the time." »Read Full Blog Post(6)
New app tells hunters when it's legal to shoot
Madison - A new app is designed to help hunters know when to pull the trigger.
The "Sunrise-Sunset" app will tell hunters what time it is legal to shoot a gun based on where they are. »Read Full Article(8)
New cell phone ban for young drivers takes effect
Madison - Young drivers, put away that cell phone.
As of Thursday, using it while driving is illegal. »Read Full Article(10)
On Tap Today: The dead have their day
Just because Halloween is past it doesn't mean that we have to put aside ghostly fun. Indeed the Day of the Dead dawns today, and the holiday is celebrated at UWM's "Dia de los Muertos" bash with dance, music and mask-making.
This day also offers Arcade Theater's appropriate mix of comedy and darkness in the group's production of "The Hothouse," a murder mystery set in a mental institution.
Or you can lighten up under the lights of the crystalline Mitchel Park Domes as "Music Under Glass" gets underway with a tribute to Johnny Cash. Dress like The Man in Black and get a discount on admission.


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Beach Boys Update
Friday, September 7, 2012
The founding Beach Boys will make one last U.S. appearance on September 18th at L.A.'s Grammy Museum. The band -- who at that point will only have their two British dates to play on its 50th anniversary tour -- will partake in an interview with the museum's executive director Bob Santelli and play a brief set in the Clive Davis Theater. Tickets, which ran as high as $300, are sold out for the show.
Mike Love told us that he couldn't be happier with the way that the 50th anniversary tour has been sounding night after night: "It's great to have everyone together, and Al (Jardine) sounds so good on his leads. Y'know, we're just all doin' our part and it's really remarkable, and I'm struck by the audience response. We're used to seein' the audience respond incredibly positively to 'Help Me, Rhonda,' and 'I Get Around,' and 'Fun, Fun, Fun' and "Surfin' U.S.A.' -- but seeing them appreciate 'Please Let Me Wonder,' and 'Kiss Me Baby,' and (laughs) 'I Just Wasn't Made For These Times' off the Pet Sounds album, it's really gratifying to see that."
Beach Boys fans are bracing themselves for the fact that the reunion between Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Al Jardine, David Marks, and Bruce Johnston might be a thing of the past come next month. As expected, Mike Love's touring ensemble -- most of whom have been on retainer while the Beach Boys utilized Brian Wilson's band for the current tour -- will be back on the road with Love and Johnston. Promoters are carefully posting in their ads that Wilson, Jardine, and Marks are not a part of these dates.
The Beach Boys tour dates (subject to change):
September 18 - Los Angeles, CA - The Grammy Museum
September 27 - London, England - Royal Albert Hall
September 28 - London, England - Wembley Arena
The Beach Boys -- featuring Mike Love and Bruce Johnston -- tour dates (subject to change):
October 5 - Waco, TX - Extraco Events Center
October 6 - Austin, TX - The Backyard at Bee Cave
October 12, 13 - Biloxi, MS - Beau Rivage Casino Theatre
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1980 Crompond Road, Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
(Cortlandt Manor, NY) - August 31, 2011 - Rep. Nan Hayworth today toured Hudson Valley Hospital Center's new Comprehensive Cancer Care Center, which is currently under construction and expected to open in November.
The $25 million facility will offer all inpatient and outpatient treatments in one convenient setting, with staff focused on providing excellent care and a coordinated approach that treats the whole patient, not just the disease.
Hayworth was also briefed by hospital officials on developments, including the progress of the Cancer Care Center and toured other parts of the hospital such as the Progressive Care Unit and the Emergency Room, which were expanded as part of the hospital's $100 million renovation last year.
"Hudson Valley Hospital Center's Comprehensive Cancer Care Center will be a great addition to the community,'' said Hudson Valley Hospital President John C. Federspiel. "Since much of cancer care is out-patient based, offering superior out patient services so close to home will reduce stress on patients and families.''
Following the tour, Hayworth said she was very impressed with the Hospital's expansion and the fact that Hudson Valley Hospital Center would now be offering cancer services.
"I was particularly fascinated by the "No-Wait" Emergency Department and the changes that have gone on there,'' she said. "The hospital has really grown and has so much to offer the community.''
The 54,000 square-foot, 3-story building now under construction will include the Comprehensive Cancer Center cancer center with doctors' offices on the top floors. The center will provide the region with a rare interdisciplinary team of extraordinary cancer specialists, diagnostics and treatments, creating an unparalleled total cancer care program focused on individual patient needs.
Hudson Valley Hospital Center is dedicated to serving the health care needs of the community and to providing quality, comprehensive medical care in a compassionate, professional, respectful manner. Offering state-of-the-art diagnostic treatment, education and preventive services, the Hospital is committed to improving the quality of life in the community. Hudson Valley Hospital Center is located on Route 202 (1980 Crompond Road) in Cortlandt Manor, New York. Call 914-737-9000 or visit .


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Welcome to the Lawson Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity! Here you will learn more about us and how we can help you (or a law student you know) succeed at Mizzou Law and in the legal profession. Our mission is to serve the student, the school, the profession, and the community. The benefits of PAD membership range from class outlines and study groups to networking and social events. Feel free to learn more about us through the information provided in this site or by contacting us at email@example.com. Thanks for visiting!
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WASHINGTON — Last Christmas Eve at 5, the long-running caroling tradition in Kenwood, a neighborhood in Chevy Chase, Md., seemed to be on a very wet track to coming to an end. The bitterly cold rain that evening refused to turn into snow. I could see from my window that no one was in the circle where the giant Christmas tree stood. There should have already been a crowd drinking hot chocolate, chatting and getting ready to sing.
Kenwood, the same Kenwood known across Washington for its cherry trees, has a Christmas caroling tradition that, to its residents, is just as profound as the cherry blossoms. I had gone every year since I moved into the neighborhood in 1997, and now all I could think was: Could this really be the end of that tradition? My family and I got our umbrellas and boots, and slogged over to the circle to find out.
As we approached, we suddenly saw three people standing near the tree. One was an older woman I recognized from past Christmas Eves. She was the vibrant person always playing the electric piano, accompanying the carolers. I knew nothing else about her.
"Ruthanna here," one woman said, pointing at our piano-less pianist, "was the one who started this whole caroling tradition in Kenwood. She's been doing this since World War II when she was in the Navy."
Old enough to be in World War II?! Was that even possible? I was disoriented just doing the mental math. She might as well have said Ruthanna used to split logs with Abe Lincoln.
I had to know two things: Was a tradition that old about to end? And who is this woman?
Just days after the Germans sank the Lusitania and two years before the United States even entered World War I, Ruthanna Maxwell was born, on May 31, 1915, in the small town of Findlay, Ohio.


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In today's business climate, the only thing faster than the rapid pace of business might be the even faster pace of technology. As a trusted solutions provider the more you can talk technology and business with a CIO, the more success you're going to have. With that in mind, here's a look at four technologies that keep CIOs awake at night, and how you can help them rest easy.
Will Open Source Hadoop Last?
When it comes to Big Data implementation, there's no bigger name around than Hadoop, to the point that many people think that Hadoop is Big Data. For a variety of reasons the Hadoop framework has become the go to system for numerous Big Data options.
10 Quick Things The IT Channel Should Know About Image-Based Backup
Ask any expert about backup and disaster recovery (BDR) and you'll quickly learn it is no longer what it used to be. There are more options out there than ever, and figuring out what will work best for your small to midsize business (SMBs) customers up front — before they make the investment — is essential. Image-based backup, also known as sector-based backup, is emerging as a top choice for channel partners and their SMB clients today, and that's because it makes up for the limitations of competing alternatives in a number of ways.
The Cloud Is For Everyone, But Not For Everything
As a business consultant to manage services providers (MSPs), I often help my clients build a cloud offering to sell to their customers. The first thing I tell them is, "The cloud is for everyone, but not for everything." Sometimes when I say this I get that "deer in the headlights" look from them. I then explain my thoughts to them and in this post I will explain them to you as well.
How To Beat A Cloud Skeptic
IT professionals looking to embrace the cloud inevitably encounter skeptics who resist the move. This white paper details four key steps to dispelling the skeptic's fears so that your organization can begin to take advantage of the many benefits of the cloud.
Why You Need Backup And Disaster Recovery
Let's get this out right here at the beginning: at some point down the road, your data is going to be in danger. It could be a machine error. It could be a virus. It could be a tornado the size of Nebraska. But sooner or later, you're going to be in a situation where you're at risk of losing some or all of your data.
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In this edition of BSMtv, Business Solutions and Jameson Publishing president Jim Roddy and Business Solutions editor in chief Mike Monocello welcome you from Channel Transitions East powered by Business Solutions magazine, held on July 22, 2014 at the Hilton Boston Logan Airport. Channel Transitions is a one-of-a-kind education and networking conference designed to help VAR/MSP executives learn how to best implement and manage the as-a-Service model.
F-Secure Details Security Solutions For Channel Transitions East Attendees
At Channel Transitions East on July 22, 2014 at the Hilton Boston Logan Airport, Michael Wong, systems engineer for F-Secure, tells VARs and MSPs how they can provide security solutions to their customers through F-Secure.
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Student organizations play an important role in campus life at A&M-Texarkana. Throughout the year, these groups sponsor a variety of extra and co-curricular activities for the campus and local community. In addition, student organizations provide a means for students to develop and refine leadership skills and to interact and network with students, faculty and staff.
There are over 30 recognized student organizations at Texas A&M University-Texarkana. They are broken down into 6 different categories:
Organizations related to a particular academic area or field of study.
Recognized local and national Greek Letter Organizations.
Nationally affiliated organizations that represent membership of students with high academic standards either by classification or by special areas of study.
Organizations that exist to provide a religious and social outlet for students.
Organizations created and maintained to stimulate the special areas not associated with any academic department.
Organizations that operate under the umbrella of the Division of Student Life with programs benefiting the entire campus.
Starting a student organization is easy! All it takes is 5 current students, a faculty/staff advisor, and filling out some simple paperwork! Come by the Student Life Office (University Center 126) and we will gladly help you get started!
For your convenience, we have put all of our club forms online. On our "Club Forms" page you should be able to find everything you need to register your organization (which must be done annually), reserve a room for a meeting, or request funds for your organization! As always, if you need any help, please come by our office and we will be happy to assist you!


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Forgotten by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Published On: Oct 07 2011 12:28:46 PM CDT Updated On: Dec 17 2013 09:30:00 AM CST
With the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announcing its inductees for the class of 2014, including Nirvana, Kiss and Linda Ronstadt, here are some acts it has overlooked over the years.
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Writers Guild Members Win Oscars & Independent Spirit Awards
March 10, 2010
Congratulations to Geoffrey Fletcher for winning the Best Adapted Screenplay Oscar for Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire. Fletcher also won Best First Screenplay from the Independent Spirit Awards. Mark Boal won the Best Original Screenplay Oscar for The Hurt Locker. Scott Neustader and Michael H. Weber took home Best Screenplay for (500) Days of Summer in the Independent Spirit Awards.
These wins were predicted by the Writers Guild Awards in February. There The Hurt Locker won for Best Original Screenplay. Both Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire and (500) Days of Summer were nominees in their categories.


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In the February 2013 issue of Salt Water Sportsman, we shared how to trick trophy tautog using "Crazy" Alberto Knie's perfect tog bottom rig. See how to tie it below, along with detailed instructions on how to tie the three connections involved.
Alberto's Blackfish Rig
Trophy togs in structure require heavy leader and breakaway weights. Tie 4 feet of 80-pound fluoro leader to the main line with an Albright or Alberto knot. Tie a 1-inch dropper loop a foot from the end (1), and snell the hook to the end 2. Construct a 5-inch piece of leader with a loop at each end and an overhand knot in the middle, to weaken it. Loop-the-loop this to the dropper loop and girth hitch the other end to a 5- to 12-ounce bank sinker (3).
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Shield law must provide broad protections
(The Mankato Free Press / Mankato, Minn.)
On the heels of revelations that the Justice Department had seized the phone records of Associated Press reporters and had traced the emails and calls of a Fox News reporter, Congress seems willing to provide federal protections for journalists and their sources.
Although many states have so-called "shield laws" to protect journalists and their sources, there is no such protection from federal subpoenas or court orders forcing reporters to reveal confidential information or sources.
Because the Supreme Court has never ruled that the First Amendment protects journalists from being compelled to identify confidential information, the federal government has at times gone after journalists to learn the identities of their sources.
Under proposed legislation in Congress, journalists would not have to comply with subpoenas or court orders forcing them to talk, unless a judge first determines a crime has occurred and the government has exhausted all other alternatives. Final bills could be approved by the end of the year.
While there is general support for a federal shield law in Congress and by journalism organizations, a key sticking point has been the seemingly simple question of defining "journalist."
The draft bill defines a journalist as someone who has a "primary intent to investigate events and procure material" to inform the public. All agree a reporter working for a newspaper, news service or broadcast outlet would be protected. Harder to pin down is whether bloggers and others who use the Internet to disseminate news would be protected.
Some Senators would like to broaden the definition of journalists under the law while still others would like to narrow it even more, fearing that too-broad a definition could protect groups like WikiLeaks.
The existing language in the bill seems to do a good job of balancing various concerns, providing a fairly broad protection to traditional and new journalists without getting tangled up in minutia. And the legislation would provide a safety valve in tricky cases, giving federal judges the discretion to extend protection to people who might not meet the exact criteria of a "journalist" under the bill's definition.


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The Steelers confirmed that they have given the Cardinals permission to interview offensive coordinator Todd Haley for their vacant head-coaching position.
Next Cardinals head coach has a lot of work to do
Whoever team president Michael Bidwell selects as the next Cardinals coach should have a formidable task ahead.
Rumors grow tying Reid to Arizona
Multiple reports from around the league on Tuesday are tying ex-Eagles head coach Andy Reid to the Cardinals' job opening.
Cardinals to interview Horton, Reid, McCoy
Cardinals team president Michael Bidwill said Arizona will begin the head-coaching interview process with Ray Horton, Andy Reid and Mike McCoy.
Cardinals fire Whisenhunt, Graves, several coaches
A 1-11 finish to the 2012 season has cost head coach Ken Whisenhunt, GM Rod Graves and several Cardinals assistant coaches their jobs.
NFC West Spin cycle: Niners, Seahawks gear up for postseason
The Niners and Seahawks have plenty of momentum for the playoffs afer taking down the Cardinals and Rams, respectively, in Week 17.
49ers beat Cardinals to win NFC West
Michael Crabtree finished with a career-high 172 yards, leading the 49ers to a 27-13 victory against the Cardinals on Sunday after a slow start.
Wells' Cardinals career hasn't worked out too well
Most close Cardinals observers agree that former No. 1 pick Beanie Wells has been a bona fide disappointment in the desert.
Cardinals to start QB Hoyer in Week 17
Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt announced Wednesday that Brian Hoyer will start in the regular-season finale against the 49ers.
Cardinals place TE Housler on I.R.
The Cardinals placed TE Rob Housler (shoulder) on injured reserve and elevated WR Kerry Taylor from the practice squad.
NFC West Spin cycle: There's no stopping red-hot Seahawks
The surging Seahawks grabbed center stage in the NFC West with their playoff-clinching rout of the Niners in Seattle.
Bears 'D' scores twice in win over Cardinals
Chicago's defense scored two touchdowns and the Bears beat the Cardinals 28-13 on Sunday to keep their playoff hopes alive.
Cardinals continue counting on Campbell
DE Calais Campbell is one high-profile Cardinals defender whose star status continues to shine brightly.
NFC West Spin cycle: 49ers, Seahawks make statements
Huge victories by San Francisco and Seattle in advance of their prime-time matchup in Week 16 grabbed the headlines in Week 15.
Desperate times in the desert
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By Jason CarrFox 2 News ReporterNOVI, Mich. (WJBK) -- When you hurry into Walmart on Thursday and join the sped up madness, the store is guaranteeing you'll be able to get deals on certain electronics if you're in line and in the store between 10:00 and 11:00 p.m."An Apple iPad with a $75 gift card, an Emerson TV and a LG Blu-Ray player, all those will be guaranteed. If we run out from 10:00 to 11:00, they'll be guaranteed and you'll get a voucher at the front end for them," said Walmart Market Manager Joe Barendse.Already shelves are stocked with hot toys and workers are still preparing. The flyers have been printed. All hands of deck. Nothing left to chance.About that whole making your employees work on Thanksgiving thing, Novi Walmart Store Director Aaron Quimby said, "We're actually going to be feeding them all hot meals. We've catered out for them on Friday. And the way we did the schedules is so all of our associates still had time to spend at home with their family, whether it was the lunch-main dinner time or the evening dinner time."So Walmart's not being totally draconian about this. You either work the morning or the night so you have time with your family and they're going to have that free meal.However, the UAW still sent out a letter saying "workers at Walmart are planning mass actions around the country on Black Friday to stand up to their employer. UAW brothers and sisters, Walmart workers need your help."The temperature of the workers that we spoke with were tepid. They're not about to stage a revolution, but you could tell that they would most likely rather be at home with their families.It's worth noting both managers we talked to are working the holiday just like the rank and file. However, the media is not allowed inside Walmart from Thursday through Sunday.When I asked Quimby if that was because of stampede concerns, he said, "Our number one goal is to get customers and associates in and out of the facility that evening. Everybody's seen the amount of traffic that goes into stores that night, and for me at the end of the night when I go home if everybody's safe that's a successful night for me."For more information on the Black Friday sales at Walmart, visit www.walmart.com.
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"I'm honored. It's nice to go to my first All-Star Game," Vazquez said. "It's going to be a great feeling for me, to be around those guys that have been All-Stars so many times."
Boston's Pedro Martinez was the first name after Hudson on the list, but he informed the league that he had already made plans and would prefer to skip the event. Vazquez, who followed Martinez on the players' ballot, was more than happy to rearrange his schedule.
"They told me today, it was just too late," Martinez said on Thursday night. "I would have loved to do it, but I had already made plans. I would have loved to go."
"Pedro was the next one on the list, but he asked not to go, because by the time he was asked, he had already made plans for the break," American League skipper Joe Torre said. "Right under Pedro was Javy."
Vazquez is the eighth Yankee to make the American League All-Star team.
"It's going to be fun being with them," Vazquez said. "I know I'm not going to be alone in the clubhouse with a lot of strangers."
Vazquez, 27, is 9-5 with a 3.50 ERA in 17 starts this season, his first in the American League. The right-hander ranks sixth in the league in wins, seventh in ERA, fifth in opponents' batting average (.234) and 10th in strikeouts (86).
"We decided we didn't want to get caught short at catcher," said McKeon. "Piazza has played a lot of first base, so we wanted to add another catcher and Paul has had a very good year."
"I'm excited. I'm not going to lie to you," said Lo Duca. "To be in the same clubhouse with Barry, Griffey Jr., Sosa. The 500 home run club. I'll take it all in."
Alyson Footer is a reporter for MLB.com. Ian Browne, Mark Feinsand and Ken Gurnick, reporters for MLB.com, contributed to this report. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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