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Falls crime rate is lower for fifth consecutive year
Menomonee Falls - It is not uncommon to see a police vehicle when driving down main thoroughfares in Menomonee Falls. In fact, it happens for a reason.
When Menomonee Falls Police Chief Anna Ruzinski took her post as head of the department in October 2007, she stressed the importance of a visible police presence in the community. »Read Full Article(8)
Resilient Golden Eagles find another way to prevail
Marquette is not the most artful team. Neither is it the most skillful. And you wouldn't necessarily choose it for a backyard game of horse.
But the resourceful No. 25 Golden Eagles are gaining attention for their other qualities that have made them 4-0 in the league as they continue to perilously walk the Big East high wire. »Read Full Article(7)
Republicans unveil mining bill with some 'less stringent' regulations
Republican lawmakers unveiled a bill Wednesday to loosen mining regulations that they said could generate thousands of jobs, but opponents said it would roll back environmental laws and invite extensive litigation.
The measure - nearly identical to a bill that was narrowly defeated last year - debuted at a news conference in the state Capitol a day after Gov. Scott Walker called for quick passage of a mining overhaul in his annual "state of the state" address. Three dozen Republican lawmakers lined up at the news conference in support of the measure, and they frequently invoked Wisconsin's long history of mining to call for the changes. »Read Full Article(391)
Barrett calls Obama's gun measure 'common sense,' opponents disagree
Mayor Tom Barrett on Wednesday called President Barack Obama's gun-control plan a "bold initiative" and "common-sense" legislation.
"This is something that has been a long time coming and something that I believe a majority of Americans have long felt is overdue in this country," Barrett said at a news conference at City Hall. »Read Full Article(252)
Masked gunman robs Family Dollar store in Waukesha
The Family Dollar store, 139 E. Broadway in Waukesha, was robbed by a masked man with a gun shortly before 7 p.m. Wednesday, police said. Police were searching for the gunman. (8)
More complaints filed on frequent flier program
More than 100 frequent fliers have filed complaints with the State of Wisconsin this week, saying their Frontier Airlines EarlyReturns miles were never transferred to Delta Air Lines SkyMiles although they met the terms and conditions of the offer.
The Journal Sentinel has received more than 50 emails and calls from Frontier customers after two stories in late December and January chronicled other readers' tribulations trying to convert their miles as part of a promotional program launched in anticipation of Frontier cutting back on its Milwaukee flights this summer. »Read Full Article(2)
Kenosha County man killed in 3-vehicle crash
Inattentive driving is being blamed for a three-vehicle crash in the Town of Paris Wednesday that killed a 38-year-old Town of Wheatland man, the Kenosha County Sheriff's Department said.
The man, whose identity was not released, rear-ended an eastbound vehicle turning left into a driveway at 12900 State Highway 142 shortly after 4:30 p.m. His vehicle then veered into the opposite lane and was struck by a westbound vehicle.
Four people in the other vehicles were taken to a hospital with injuries that are not life-threatening, the sheriff's department said.
Menomonee River overhaul will improve fish access
Removing 1,100 feet of concrete later this year from the bed of the Menomonee River upstream of the Wisconsin Ave. bridge comes with the promise of fishing for salmon, steelhead and walleye - or just watching their spawning runs - at Hart Park in Wauwatosa and all the way to Menomonee Falls, a state fisheries biologist said Wednesday.
The river's concrete floor from Wisconsin Ave. north to the Canadian Pacific Railway bridge forms a steep chute with fast-flowing and shallow water that is impassable for all but a few Lake Michigan fish, said Will Wawrzyn, a biologist with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources in Milwaukee. »Read Full Article(35)
Aldo Leopold's observations help show effects of climate change
It was not research but the love of nature that led Wisconsin ecologist Aldo Leopold to pen his journals more than half a century ago, meticulously documenting the times of the year that plants bloom, mammals emerge from hibernation and frogs begin to sing.
Now those observations have led to a paper showing that not only are warmer temperatures in the United States leading many plants to bloom earlier, but the changes can be accurately predicted from one year to the next. »Read Full Article(48)
Oconomowoc man charged after allegedly torturing cat
City of Oconomowoc — A 40-year-old man was charged with one count of mistreatment of animals and another count of obstructing an officer in Waukesha County Circuit Court on Jan. 16 for allegedly torturing and killing his cat because he believed it was "Satan."
Milwaukee fares well in nationwide pension study
A new study by the Pew Charitable Trusts on pension and health care funding plans in 61 cities nationwide shows Milwaukee is the best performer.
According to the study, the 61 cities had a shortfall of $99 billion in fiscal year 2009, the most recent year with complete data. »Read Full Blog Post(8)
Wind chills of at least 20 degrees below zero expected
A mass of bitterly cold air expected to settle over southern Wisconsin this weekend could push temperatures below zero by early next week, with wind chill factors well below zero, the National Weather Service in Sullivan said Wednesday.
Temperatures are expected to remain mostly seasonal until Sunday, when strong northwest winds push into the upper Midwest from Canada, dropping temperatures into the teens Sunday and into the single digits by Monday, the weather service said.
Temperatures could then dip below zero with wind chills of between 20 and 30 degrees below zero possible Monday night, the weather service said.
Gov. Scott Walker's rules overhaul would make it harder to obtain unemployment benefits
Madison - A sweeping overhaul of the state's rules being sought by Gov. Scott Walker would rewrite hundreds of regulations, eliminating dozens of them outright and doing everything from tightening the standards for receiving jobless benefits to changing rules to curb acid rain.
Just before his "state of the state" speech Tuesday, Walker released a report on the findings of a board of small-business owners and lawmakers he commissioned to overhaul the state's regulations and boost the economy. »Read Full Article(265)
Madison school locked down after shots fired nearby
Madison - A report of nearby shots fired prompted Leopold Elementary School to lock down Wednesday afternoon.
There were no reports of anyone hurt. »Read Full Article
19-year-old man charged in Pewaukee police chase
City of Pewaukee — Charges have been filed in Waukesha County Circuit Court against a 19-year-old West Allis man who allegedly led police on a 2.7 mile high speed car chase through the City of Pewaukee Wednesday morning.
Bomb-sniffing dogs called to KM High School
CORRECTION: Classes have been canceled Thursday, not Friday.
The Milwaukee County and Waukesha County sheriff's departments have arranged for bomb-sniffing dogs to check Kettle Moraine High School Wednesday night in the wake of a bomb threat, according to high school principal Jeff Walters. »Read Full Article
Olive Garden, Buffalo Wild Wings on tap for Germantown's Riversbend Development
The redevelopment of the 40-acre Riversbend Country Club property on County Line Road in Germantown that includes two franchise restaurants moved forward on Monday after the Planning Commission approved permit applications and a zone change.
Olive Garden and Buffalo Wild Wings are set to go up on 3.5 acres in the parking lot of the current Riversbend Golf Club, W18034 County Line Road, as well as a new golf club house that will be built on the north end of the remaining 37.5 acres. The site development and architecture plans, as well as signage were also approved at the Planning Commission meeting. »Read Full Article(8)
Bomb threat closes KM High School, Wales Elementary
A bomb threat has prompted the Kettle Moraine School District to cancel all evening activities tonight at Wales Elementary School and Kettle Moraine High School, according to Superintendent Pat Deklotz.
In addition, the high school will be closed tomorrow, Thursday, Jan. 17. Semester exams for that day will be rescheduled for Friday. »Read Full Article
Aaron Rodgers, Adrian Peterson spoofed by 'bad lip reading'
The experts at misinterpreting lip reading have already conquered movies like "Twilight." Now they've set their sites on America's most popular sport.
Aaron Rodgers, Mike McCarthy, Tom Brady, Adrian Peterson, Peyton Manning and Mike Tomlin are among the figures who get the dubbed treatment. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Interns handling some Green Bay police calls
Green Bay - The Green Bay Police Department has estimated that interns will handle more than 10,000 minor cases this year, freeing sworn officers to handle more serious crimes.
The Community Service Interns, or CSIs, respond to calls about criminal damage to property, theft or parking complaints. CSI Riley Peterson says the work provides valuable experience on his road to becoming a police officer.
The interns are not armed but do have backup if necessary. WBAY-TV says the interns also patrol parks and work closely with neighborhood associations. (1)
Minnesota man will face trial in fight after Packers game
Green Bay - A man has pleaded not guilty to charges resulting from a fight after the Minnesota Vikings-Green Bay Packers game last month.
The case against Mark Swanson, of Lakeland, Minn., is now headed for trial. Ashwaubenon public safety officer Robert Messer testified Tuesday in Brown County Circuit Court that a video taken by Swanson's girlfriend shows some pushing and shoving in a bar parking lot between Swanson and Paul Hrubesky after the game Dec. 2. He says it then shows Hrubesky on the ground unconscious.
Swanson is charged with felony battery and disorderly conduct. WLUK-TV reported that defense attorney Brian Maloney said Hrubesky's son started the fight and his client was defending himself. (1)
Explosion at Menomonie church traced to gas tank
Menomonie - An explosion and fire that destroyed a historic church in Dunn County has been traced to a gas tank.
Fire investigators say there's nothing suspicious or criminal about the LP gas explosion, which left the 99-year-old church near Colfax a charred pile of rubble.
A passer-by called the Dunn County Sheriff's Department about 9 p.m. Saturday to report the fire at St. John's Lutheran Church. The 60-member congregation is worshipping at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in nearby Ridgeland.
Johnson Controls debuts test car, a two-battery 'micro' hybrid
Glendale – Johnson Controls on Wednesday provided a glimpse Wednesday of a prototype car that demonstrates the micro-hybrid technology it has developed for future cars and trucks.
The company gave Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis.) a ride in the rebuilt BMW sedan after she toured the company's battery research and testing center at its Green Bay Ave. headquarters campus. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Milwaukee man held Molotov cocktail scare at Capitol
Madison - A 20-year-old Milwaukee man who praised Osama bin Laden has been arrested and is expected to face at least five separate charges accusing him of attempting to carry Molotov cocktails into the Capitol.
Capitol police arrested Kvon R. Smith on Tuesday in the Statehouse rotunda and called in the bomb squad to deal with Smith's backpack after learning that the man had posted a threat on his Facebook page early that morning. »Read Full Article
Artful minds think alike in Frankly Music cello program
If you promise a lot, then you must deliver a lot.
Tuesday evening's installment in Frank Almond's Frankly Music series, at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, promised "The Art of the Cello," and delivered exactly that, presenting cellist Tamas Varga in a tour de force program for the cello. »Read Full Article
Did St. Mary's team prayers carry Bama over Notre Dame?
So that Alabama rout of Notre Dame in the BCS National Championship last week? Turns out a few prayers from a girls volleyball team at a Menomonee Falls Catholic school might have given Alabama its edge.
It turns out that the St. Mary's Warriors and Alabama Crimson Tide have been cheering each other on since the fall, when Warriors coach Brad Van Dam used the story of Bama's 2011 championship, a victory over LSU, to motivate his 8th grade team. »Read Full Blog Post(11)
First Manitowoc Bancorp earnings up nearly 5%
The parent company of Manitowoc's Bank First National saw profit increase almost 5% in the fourth quarter as interest income rose.
First Manitowoc Bancorp Inc. had net income of nearly $2 million, or 30 cents a share, up from $1.9 million, or 28 cents, in fourth quarter 2011. »Read Full Article
Discussion of Innovation Park deal in Wauwatosa turns on butterfly preserve
A fairly dry document outlining the financial relationship between the city and the UWM Real Estate Foundation on the Innovation Park development drew a surprisingly large crowd and inspired lively debate at the Tuesday's Common Council meeting.
The development agreement between the parties spells out the city's and the foundation's responsibilities related to the construction of the Innovation Accelerator building, which is largely funded by a federal grant, the tax incremental financing mechanism that will reimburse the city for infrastructure costs, and other protections and obligations that the parties have related to the park. »Read Full Article(17)
River Club owner, Mequon square off over meaning of debated easement
Mequon - River Club of Mequon owner Tom Weickardt has filed a lawsuit against Mequon, alleging the city needs to enforce trespassing on a 42-acre lot abutting the Milwaukee River and keep residents of the Ville du Parc neighborhood out.
The Dec. 4 suit petitions an Ozaukee County judge to compel the city to enforce trespassing and keep locals off the property. Weickardt's attorney argues that the open space agreement governing the lot, which has been subject to debate recently, is "unlike a true easement" and doesn't grant Ville du Parc residents the right to use the property, while also alleging the city hasn't enforced his ownership rights. »Read Full Article(64)
Marc Trestman to take over as Chicago Bears coach
Green Bay - The Chicago Bears couldn't beat the Green Bay Packers with a defensive guy in charge. So this week, they went offensive. Out is Lovie Smith. In is Marc Trestman.
Known as a quarterback guru of sorts, Trestman has been out of the NFL for eight years. But Trestman is widely known for his work with quarterbacks and did lead the Montreal Alouettes to back-to-back Grey Cup championships in the Canadian Football League. In five years as the team's head coach, Trestman went 64-34. »Read Full Blog Post(89)
Brewers reach 1 million tickets sold for 2013
The Brewers announced Wednesday they have reached 1 million tickets sold for the 2013 season, the second-earliest date in franchise history to hit that milestone.
The franchise record for the fastest to 1 million tickets sold came prior to the 2012 season, occurring on Dec. 22, 2011. »Read Full Blog Post(28)
Developer proposes senior apartments at Pabst site
A New York-based development firm hopes to begin construction in April on converting the former Pabst brewery malt house and adjacent grain warehouse into 127 apartments for seniors.
Whitestone Realty Capital LLC plans to finance the $37 million development by selling tax-exempt bonds, said Michael Zukerman, firm president. The bonds would be issued through the Milwaukee Redevelopment Authority, which will consider the financing proposal at its Thursday board meeting. »Read Full Blog Post(8)
Doyenne Group to host 'hackathon' for women entrepreneurs
The Doyenne Group, a Madison-based networking and mentoring organization for women entrepreneurs that was founded in August, will hold its first-ever "hackathon" in February.
The Doyenne "Design-a-thon" will be a 24-hour event where women with ideas for new businesses can meet like-minded people and form teams to advance their initiatives. At a hackathon, computer programmers, graphic designers, project managers and others collaborate intensively on software projects. Prizes will be awarded to winning projects. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee police identify victims in fatal double shooting
Two men who were killed in a shooting early Tuesday on the south side have been identified by police as Michael J. Parker, 44, and Arthur L. Robinson, 29, both of Milwaukee.
Parker was found dead in the street about 1:30 a.m. Tuesday in the 1100 block of S. 24th St., according to Milwaukee police. »Read Full Article
Meijer could anchor retail and apartment development at Delphi site
A Meijer supermarket and discount store could anchor a retail and apartment development proposed for the former Delphi site in Oak Creek.
The 191,000-square-foot Meijer store would be on the eastern portion of the 85-acre site, which is west of S. Howell Ave. and south of W. Drexel Ave., said Jerry Franke, president of development firm Wispark LLC. »Read Full Blog Post(12)
Independent reviews of man shot by Madison officer already done
A report by Madison's city attorney says independent reviews already have been done by the Dane County district attorney's office, the state Department of Justice and the Dane County sheriff's office that monitored the Madison Police Department's own internal investigation of a fatal shooting by a Madison police officer.
A report in the Wisconsin State Journal says both the review by District Attorney Ismael Ozanne and the Police Department's investigation found that Officer Stephen Heimsness acted in accordance with state law and department policy when he shot Paul Heenan on Nov. 9.
Members of Heenan's family and others have called for an independent investigation of the Heenan shooting.
Oak Creek police investigating rash of BB gun vandalism
Oak Creek - Police are seeking the person who shattered the rear windows of at least six vehicles and damaged two apartment windows with a BB gun Jan. 9 and 10.
According to Oak Creek police reports: »Read Full Article(1)
PolitiFact: Testing group's claim on same-day registration fraud
New today from PolitiFact Wisconsin:
Wisconsin Club for Growth, pushing for an end to election-day voter registration in Wisconsin, said: "In Minnesota, well over 6,200 election-day registrations from 2008 proved fraudulent." We check it out. (3)
Missing Kenosha woman is found safe
A 19-year-old Kenosha woman who had been missing since she walked away from a group home Dec. 29 has been found safe, according to Kenosha police.
Christina Guild contacted a family member Tuesday from a train station in Kenosha, and the family member picked her up and took her home, Lt. Brad Kemen said Wednesday. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee firefighters rescue man at McKinley Marina
A man who went into the water at the south end of McKinley Marina on Wednesday morning was rescued by Milwaukee firefighters.
Firefighters were called to the marina at 8:40 a.m. The man was pulled from the water and was being treated in a medical unit.
No further information was available.
Steelhorse Motorsports buys Wildside Customs, of Beaver Dam
Steelhorse Motorsports says it has acquired Wildside Customs, a custom bike builder and service shop.
Both businesses are located in Beaver Dam. Steelhorse is owned by Wade Fletcher, Tim Fletcher and Brad Weber, longtime motorsports enthusiasts who also own Hogz & Honeez Bar & Grill in Beaver Dam. »Read Full Blog Post
Watertown meat market recalls ground beef
Glenn's Market and Catering in Watertown has recalled 2,532 pounds of raw ground beef products that may be contaminated with E. coli 0157: H7, the U.S. Department of Agriculture says.
The products include various size packages of Glenn's Market ground round, ground chuck and ground beef sold between Dec. 22 and Jan. 4, according to the USDA. »Read Full Article
Brookfield alderman suggests shrinking size of city council
Alderman Scott Berg's proposal to reduce the size of the Common Council from 14 to nine aldermen was met with resistance by a city panel Tuesday.
The proposal is to increase the number of districts from seven to nine, making each district smaller. Instead of each district having two aldermen, as is the case now, each would have one. »Read Full Article(13)
Two armed men rob business in Beaver Dam
Two armed men wearing black ski masks and black hooded sweatshirts robbed the Auto Zone in Beaver Dam of an undisclosed amount of cash Tuesday night after struggling with an employee, Beaver Dam police said.
The men in the 9:01 p.m. robbery were described as white and in their mid-20s. One was armed with a shotgun, and the other with a handgun. »Read Full Article(5)
Food Pantry of Waukesha County receives milk, dairy products from Golden Guernsey
Like many in the community, Karen Tredwell was saddened to hear that the Golden Guernsey plant in Waukesha closed Jan. 5.
"Our concern is for the loss in the community it has created," said Tredwell, executive director of the Food Pantry of Waukesha County. "(Golden Guernsey) was an icon. »Read Full Article
Wrong-way driver leads to pursuit in Waukesha
A wrong-way driver led the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department on a nearly 3-mile chase early Wednesday before he lost control of his vehicle on Pewaukee Road and crashed into a utility pole.
The Sheriff's Department attempted to stop the vehicle because it was going the wrong way on State Highway 164 at Tower Place in the City of Pewaukee at 1:39 a.m., said Lt. Paul J. Beal. »Read Full Article(1)
On Lance Armstrong and his corporate sponsors
A story in Wednesday's New York Times raises the question of what impact the Lance Armstrong scandal has had on his former corporate sponsors.
We now know that Armstrong was "pretty forthcoming" about his doping, according to Oprah Winfrey, whose interview with Armstrong will air Thursday and Friday on Winfrey's OWN network. »Read Full Blog Post(8)
Dog owner bites Scott Steele. In the Facebook.
Different things excite different people, uh, differently.
Even so the level of venom directed at WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) morning show meteorologist by a disgruntled pet owner is a bit disconcerting. »Read Full Blog Post(13)
The challenge of serving on the Fire and Police Commission
On Tuesday, Mayor Tom Barrett appointed Ann Wilson to the Fire and Police Commission.
Well known in the African-American community, Wilson would fill one of two vacant spots on the seven-member commission. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
LogistiCare improves hotline hold times
With only a month left in its official contract with the state of Wisconsin, LogistiCare seems to finally have improved the hold times on its hotlines that people have complained about for months.
The Journal Sentinel got a hold of the latest stats about LogistiCare's hotlines, and by the end of 2012, the company had finally come into compliance with its performance standards - the majority of the time. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Northwestern Mutual tower's taxes could pay for road work
The property taxes generated by Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co.'s planned downtown office tower could finance up to $17 million in nearby road work, and other public improvements.
That's according to the newly disclosed financing proposal, which will undergo its first public review on Thursday, at a city Redevelopment Authority board meeting. »Read Full Blog Post(19)
On Tap Today: Water, a gang of Pirates and a heroes' journey
Water made Milwaukee a destination from the beginning, and new photography exhibits opening Wednesday at Marquette University' Haggerty Museum of Art - "Dark Blue" and "Perimeter" - pay heed to water's power and pull.
Speaking of Marquette, the surprisingly soaring Golden Eagles take on the Pirates of Seton Hall in Big East basketball action at the BMO Harris Bradley Center at 8 p.m. »Read Full Blog Post
Forecast: Windy conditions will bring warmer air
A warm front will help boost temperatures Wednesday into the low 30s for all of southeastern Wisconsin, according to WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) meteorologist Jesse Ritka.
But the warmer weather will come at a price: It will be very windy Wednesday with a southwest wind at 10 to 20 mph, and some gusts will top 30 mph, Ritka says. Clouds will increase as a cold front approaches, giving us a chance for a few flurries and even a light snow shower possible in the north. Flurry chances diminish Wednesday night with seasonal temperatures in the teens. »Read Full Article

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Coordinated by Allied Command Transformation (ACT) in Norfolk, Virginia in the United States, COEs are considered to be international military organizations. Although not part of the NATO command structure, they are part of a wider framework supporting NATO Command Arrangements. Designed to complement the Alliance's current resources, COEs cover a wide variety of areas, with each one focusing on a specific field of expertise to enhance NATO capabilities.
ACT has overall responsibility for COEs and is in charge of the establishment, accreditation, preparation of candidates for approval, and periodic assessments of the centres. The establishment of a COE is a straightforward procedure. Normally, one or more members decide to establish a COE. The idea then moves into the concept development phase. During this phase the "Framework Nation" or "Nations" fleshes out the concept to ACT by providing information such as the area of specialization, the location of the potential COE and how it will support NATO transformation.
Once ACT approves the concept, the COE and any NATO country that wishes to participate in the COE's activities then negotiate two Memorandums of Understanding (MOU): a Functional MOU, which governs the relationship between Centres of Excellence and the Alliance and an Operational MOU, which governs the relationship between participating countries and the COE. Once participating countries agree to and sign the MOU, the COE seeks accreditation from ACT.
The Alliance does not fund COEs. Instead, they receive national or multinational support, with "Framework Nations", "Sponsoring Nations" and "Contributing Nations" financing the operating costs of the institutions. Twenty-one COEs have either received NATO accreditation or are in the development stages.


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Tribe recognizes Robinson's feats
Sabathia, Sizemore wear No. 42 in honor of baseball great
CLEVELAND -- The schedule didn't line up to C.C. Sabathia's liking, so he didn't get to don Jackie Robinson's No. 42 on the field on Tuesday as he did last year on April 15.But that did nothing to cheapen the significance of the date. Sabathia recognizes the anniversary of Robinson's first game with the Dodgers in 1947 as an important milestone for him and every other African-American ballplayer. "To me, he means everything," said Sabathia, who wore No. 42 on the bench. "I wouldn't get a chance to play for this game if it wasn't for him. He means so much to so many people, but he means everything to me." To honor Robinson's meaning before Tuesday's game against the Red Sox at Progressive Field, the Indians played a video on the giant scoreboard in left field that celebrated the career of the man who broke baseball's color barrier. Pregame ceremonies also included a ceremonial first pitch from Julia Smith, who is one of 259 current Jackie Robinson Foundation scholarship recipients. Smith, a Columbus, Ohio, native and senior at Ohio Wesleyan University, is an aspiring media attorney who will be teaching in the Columbus public school system in the fall. She has volunteered with Habitat for Humanity and Big Brothers Big Sisters of America. The foundation, started 35 years ago by Robinson's widow, Rachel, provides four-year college scholarships, mentoring, leadership training and career development programming to minority students with records of community service who would not otherwise be able to attend college. JRF scholars have maintained a graduation rate of 97 percent, more than twice the national average for minority students.
Anthony Castrovince is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Yesterday I brought Rambo to the shop for a couple jobs I intended to do. First was the radiator. Rambo had made a mess on the floor where I parked him last fall... coolant was everywhere. I got the radiator from the pile of parts known as either #10 or "Pyle". Condition unknown, so I decided to test it. Here's how I did it.
The test base is a simple particle board base bolted on over 3 shop cut gaskets to provide clearance for the tube ends.
I applied just a few ounces of air pressure using this rig made from odd ends lsying around the shop. The regulator is in addition to the one feeding the air hose, and the double gauges are further assurance that the pressure doesn't get too high. It's enough to turn up the regulator just enough to see the gauge move.
A windex bottle filled with soapy water is a handy leak detector, tire mounting lubricator, carburetor leak detector and is kept handy. I found and repaired only one very small leak.
Here's the payoff... I added a full gallon of coolant to Rambo's radiator, and today it's dry as a bone so I may not change the radiator at all!
Now I can concentrate on rebuilding the TC block and adding it while the hood is off.


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It was good.
Appearance- gold color, transparent, good lacing
Smell- floral hops, smelled like a scent normally used in soap
Taste- hoppy
Mouthfeel- medium bodied
Drinkability- This was really good. Excellent. Definitely worth the ten bucks for a six pack
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Hoppy wheat is what the beer geeks are callin' for. This beer has a thick, wheat-induced head and clear, pale amber color. It has some sweet breadiness underneath a big tide of hop aroma. It's super smooth and easy to drink. It has a thick flavor of soft, floral and fruity hops, and the bitterness is there, but nothing too sharp--more like dried grass or tobacco. This beer has a bit of a snappy, dry malt character and is faintly yeasty with some warming esters. The hops stay on the palate far into the aftertaste. This one has it all figured out--an amazing ale.
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Great to see another limited release offering from one of favorite brewers here in my area.I poured two into a imperial nonic with it coming out a clear lighter golden with a 1/2 finger white that was quick to fade.Ahh yeah bigtime in your face citric hop in the nose along with a touch of sweet alcohol and very light toasted wheat malt,the hop profile in the nose is just great.Intense grapefruit rind and tangerine hop flavors hit up front on the palate and then some caramel toffee shows thru along with a fading toasted what touch in the finish.Yeah it has bigtime hop wich kicks arss but there really is more to it.My new favorite American pale wheat its slightly better than Gumballhead in my book.The drinkability is just awesome for the ABV%.
06-12-2009 21:29:59 | More by oberon
4.75/5 rDev +12.8%
06-02-2013 14:56:18 | More by mojohawk21
4.92/5 rDev +16.9%
08-28-2014 22:47:45 | More by Dekhar
4.75/5 rDev +12.8%
10-25-2013 00:40:42 | More by aszatk01
4.5/5 rDev +6.9%
10-06-2013 01:14:30 | More by Turbo
4.25/5 rDev +1%
This is the best IPA I've had. I'm not a fan of IPAs but this was up my alley! Nice grapefruit taste, lower IBU bitterness than a lot of IPAs (64 IBU), and that wheat beer mix makes it much more drinkable than a lot of IPAs.
I know that they consider this a "American Pale Wheat Ale" but this is an IPA to me. It tastes just like Hop Nosh but toned down (that's an IPA.. which I do like). However you categorize this as it is tasty to me! This is better than Hop Nosh. That wheat does wonders for this beer.
I read the beer advocate description for "American Pale Wheat Ale" and it says its an Americanized version of a Hefe Weizen. That gets me interested! You know what, I don't want to call this an IPA any more since I don't like IPA that much. Sign my name on the petition for APWA!
08-08-2014 19:34:05 | More by Fear4Beer
3.89/5 rDev -7.6%
Pours golden orange, mostly opaque and cloudy with a somewhat thin, wispy white head. Decent lacing left along the sides of the glass, more so during the latter half of the beer. Nose is a cornucopia of fruits and sweetness; grapefruits, apricots, grapes, raisins, pears. It has a nice rum and booze-like aroma overshadowing the whole thing, too. Taste follows right along with the fruit heavy theme, also adding slight orange to the mix. The booze flavor is noticeable as well, but adds a nice complexity to the flavor profile rather than hindering things. Wheat and yeast heavy all around; grains and biscuits finish things off and show up strong in the aftertaste. Another big flavor that comes out quite a bit after the beer has already been swallowed - burnt sugar, like the top of a creme brulee. Very interesting and very taste. Hop flavors are weedy, musky, and heavily vegetal. Medium body, lots of carbonation.
Very unique beer, tasty, no doubt. Possibly a little too sweet at first, but it mellows out nicely and turn into one hell of a drinker. Wheaty and fruity all around, with a nice alcohol warming through and through. Not sure if I'm in love with some of the hop flavors, though.
12-10-2012 04:23:22 | More by tectactoe
4.05/5 rDev -3.8%
I was surprised twice with this brew. First, I didn't notice anywhere on this bottle that it was a wheat beer, I hate wheat beer!! I bought it because Lagunitas makes some damn fine beer, but make a wheat beer taste good, I don't think so. Therein was the second surprise, it was a fine brew.
Clear enough to read through the glass. Single finger head, but it relaxes slowly. The color is neutral amber. Lots of classic pine needle hop aroma--like an IPA balanced with a fruitiness.
The flavor matches the aroma. Noteworthy alcohol feel and flavor. Good hop bite almost from the beginning. The body is rich and gives an element of rounded malt tastes. I don't really note any wheat in this one, it's a very good pale ale.
05-18-2012 00:26:03 | More by ExtraStout
4.1/5 rDev -2.6%
Reviewed from notes on 9/3/10.
A: Pours a light straw-gold into a standard pint glass. A milky white one and a half finger head retains like crazy. Billows of carbonation plume up from the bottom of the glass. The lacing is a combination of clumps and splashy curves.
S: Fragrant and fresh pineapple and orange aromas drift out of the glass. I can tell that this is a wheat beer by the base aroma, but the hop presence is large and in charge. Sweet tropical fruit and citrus blend with a slight banana and clove wheat beer profile.
T: A nice, semi-bitter hop taste grips the sides of my palate for the length of the sip, while the sweet tropical fruit and citrus flavors release over my tongue. This is a very interesting collision between characteristics of a wheat beer and a hoppy APA or IPA. I like it - it's sweet, yet biting.
M: This is a crisp and light feel with a touch of creaminess and a lovely dry hop kick. The hops dry out the creamy sweetness of the beer for a palate cleansing dry finish.
D: Quite a take on a wheat ale and really a phenomenal idea. Douse a wheat ale with hops and see what happens. What happens is yumminess.
09-20-2010 22:56:17 | More by TCHopCraver
4.5/5 rDev +6.9%
06-21-2012 23:23:17 | More by Zakk
4.25/5 rDev +1%
05-18-2013 15:55:18 | More by jono0101
4.25/5 rDev +1%
07-18-2012 06:24:36 | More by FLASH
4.5/5 rDev +6.9%
08-07-2013 21:30:14 | More by npala86
4/5 rDev -5%
05-11-2013 22:29:35 | More by Tiernan
4.47/5 rDev +6.2%
Hazy brass colored pour with a slight head that leaves little to no lace. The brassy hued brew is only mildly carbonated. Great hopa nd malt balance. Really nice hop finish behind a sweet malt overtone. The piney hops don't overpower the malt sweetness but rather compliment the malt profiles. Very tastey and drinkable beer.
05-13-2011 02:37:35 | More by ArrogantDeadGuy
4.4/5 rDev +4.5%
08-18-2014 17:24:42 | More by GameOfBeers
4.75/5 rDev +12.8%
02-09-2013 21:37:52 | More by woodchipper
3.75/5 rDev -10.9%
11-12-2012 22:59:17 | More by dmheinz57
4.5/5 rDev +6.9%
07-15-2012 04:41:16 | More by Dan_Bowman
New York
4.25/5 rDev +1%
01-15-2013 20:08:07 | More by SkiBum22
4.25/5 rDev +1%
07-10-2014 16:42:23 | More by joemetric
4.05/5 rDev -3.8%
Orangish honey in color. Smells like trademarked Lagunitas - lots of tropical, lots of orange and a lighter, tangy malt. Taste comes thick and full, with the same orange and tropical hop presence. The maltiness is there, but it's repeatedly bludgeoned by the fruit flavor. The end game is a thick marmalade that delights delightfully... OK that was obnoxious, but it is delightful.
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11-19-2011 04:59:15 | More by wrycon
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Roger Clemens was added to the American League All-Star team by Major League Baseball on Monday, giving the future Hall of Famer one last hurrah in the Midsummer Classic, to be played Tuesday at U.S. Cellular Field.
He is replacing Oakland left-hander Barry Zito, who would not have been available to pitch Tuesday after hurling eight shutout innings Sunday at Baltimore.
"He's had an amazing career, and he deserves to be here," said Yankees catcher Jorge Posada, who has caught more Clemens victories than any backstop in history. "He's one of those guys that needs to be here. He understands and respects the game, and the game owes it to him to have him here."
This is the ninth All-Star selection for Clemens, who turns 41 on Aug. 4, and his second as a member of the New York Yankees. Clemens has represented the Boston Red Sox five times and the Toronto Blue Jays twice.
"I'm excited about that. I remember playing in 2001, when Cal Ripken played in his last game. It was great to be a part of that," said Yankees first baseman Jason Giambi. "The last of the living legends are ridng off into the sunset."
The Rocket's last All-Star appearance came in 2001, when he started for the American League. Clemens went 20-3 that season, capturing an unprecedented sixth Cy Young Award.
Clemens, who is planning to retire at the end of the season, has pitched in all but one of his eight previous Midsummer Classics, going 1-0 with a 2.70 ERA. Clemens has started twice, winning his debut in Houston in 1986 with three perfect innings, and tossing two perfect innings in Seattle in 2001. In that start, Clemens became the second-oldest All-Star starter at 39, behind only Warren Spahn, who was 40.
"I think it's great," said Padres outfielder Rondell White, who was Clemens' teammate last season in New York. "He's a perennial All-Star and a really great guy. He's unbelievable. I'm happy I had a chance to play with him."
Since the teams were announced last week, there has been a lot of sentiment for Clemens to make the All-Star team. Neither he nor any of his fellow New York pitchers were originally named to the AL squad.
This season has been a memorable one for Clemens, who is 8-6 with a 3.68 ERA. On June 13, Clemens defeated the St. Louis Cardinals, 5-2, to win the 300th game of his career. In the second inning of that game, Clemens struck out Edgar Renteria for his 4,000th career strikeout. Only Nolan Ryan (5,714) and Steve Carlton (4,136) have more Ks than Clemens.
"I'm glad to see it. Not as a hitter, but as a baseball fan," said Cardinals outfielder Jim Edmonds. "Hopefully he'll get to pitch in the game and get a great ovation. He's had a tremendous career."
"Our teams competed against him so many times, and it was never fun," said Cardinals manager Tony LaRussa. "It wasn't fun to be a part of his 300th win, but I have nothing but respect and admiration for him. Of all the things that were said about who should or shouldn't be here, I thought the number one problem -- even including Dontrelle Willis -- was that Roger Clemens wasn't a part of it. I'm really excited he'll be here."
Willis, who himself was a late addition to the National League team, was excited to hear that Clemens would be part of this year's Midsummer Classic.
"I think it's good for him and great for baseball," Willis said. "He's had a lot of success for a long time, which is hard to do in this game. Hopefully I'll get a chance to just meet him and say hello."
In 10 career All-Star innings over seven games, Clemens has allowed three runs on six hits and one walk, striking out five batters.
Among active pitchers, Clemens ranks first in wins, strikeouts (4,037), innings pitched (4,191 2/3), complete games (116) and shutouts (45). With 301 career victories, Clemens ranks 19th all-time, having passed Hall-of-Famers Lefty Grove and Early Wynn.
"It's nice for him," said Cardinals pitcher Woody Williams, who works out with Clemens in the offseason. "His career may never be matched, so this is something he deserves."
"He's had a great career, 300 wins, 4,000 strikeouts," said Alfonso Soriano. "For him to be at the All-Star Game for the last time, it will be special for him."
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Profile Icon Recognizing Veterans for their Service
I was curios if at some point in the future when you are tinkering with the format of the website, it would be possible to include a space within a members profile area to include a small icon to indicate they are a military service veteran or active duty member of the armed services as gratitude for their service?
Perhaps something as simple as a flag icon representing the country they served or a selection of branch of service icons.
I am not a veteran so this is not a self serving request but a way of recognizing and offering thanks to those who put their lives on the line for the freedoms we have today.
Thanking you in advance for considering this small token of appreciation.
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Sounds like a good idea to me.
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Speaking from the pespective of a veteran, I'm ambivalent about the idea. Being in the military is just something I did many years ago. I don't wear my veteran status on my sleeve and am generally just as happy to not talk about my status. I usually don't even bring it up until some non-veteran wraps himself in the flag and starts acting like one of the chicken hawks. I do love asking them which branch they were in.
If you didn't "pay your share", you can pay it now. If you want to do something to support veterans, here are a couple suggestions:
1) Encourage your representatives to FULLY fund the VA for what has been promised. Do you think it is acceptable to have a 10 month waiting period to get an appointment to find out if a medical condition is covered, much less get any treatment? (This is NOT an exaggeration.)
2) Pay your taxes and don't complain about it. I still think the Haak plan had merit.
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Thank you for your service Sir.
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As you stated about your time overseas, ditto describing my late father, a Veteran of the Korean conflict who like yourself seldom spoke of his service.
It wasn't till late in his life and unfortunately shortly before his passing when he opened up writing and publishing two fictional novels about how he survived the war told through a fictional character. ISBN-10: 1588511944. Nobody could have been prouder of that man than me.
I am also proud of my son, a 2007 graduate of the United States Naval Academy currently serving in the capacity of Naval Aviator driving a legacy F/A 18 C model Hornet off the deck of the USS Harry Truman.
You don't have to serve in the military to appreciate the military OR to thank a Veteran. I also need no guidance on the subject of helping Veterans, I know what to do and I fly the flag proudly.
As this may be belated by decades, thank you for your service Jack.
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Due to injuries acquired in Viet Nam, I have extensive experience with the Veterans Administration. I visit the outpatient clinic in Columbus OH, a dozen or more times per year. Years ago, you had the feeling that you were imposing upon them with your needs. Today, it's very different, they treat me with great respect and there is always someone anxious to be of service. I hope it's that way at all VA facilities! I realize that for someone trying to get in to the system, it may be a very different experience, due to a huge back log. I also know that they are making steps to improve that situation. I'm probably a bit bias, since my service connected injury means that I get priority treatment but I can tell you, it's not the same VA that we had 20 yrs. ago.
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Thank you for your service Sir.
Louis Stokes, a multi million dollar outpatient facility recently opened in Parma/South Cleveland to absorb the capacity loss of the recently shuttered Brecksville hospital, perhaps worth paying a visit.
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Based on what I have seen and heard, I think your experience is similar to the treatment most get at the VA. I hope no one interpreted my comments above to suggest otherwise. My complaint is with the difficulty of getting past the gate-keepers that keep you out of the system. VA healthcare has 8 priority groups for eligibility. (By comparison, Dante only had 9 levels of hell.) The challenge is to get through the system to even get assigned to a group. As I said, 10 months is not an exaggeration. I am concerned that unless VA funding is increased enough to handle the big influx of the last decade or so, the VA will have to control their expenses somehow. The obvious way to do it without public visibility will be to bolt the doors and not let many others in.
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You would never know the VA had budget constraints or shortfall funding on the horizon. The newest VA outpatient clinic in the country http://www.cleveland.va.gov/visitors/Parma.asp has the outward appearance of a Frank Lloyd Wright designed bank building and the interior presence of an art gallery.
Don't misunderstand me, patients deserve a facility within reasonable travel distance of home and a clean, comfortable, and safe building.
The multiple millions spent on architectural design and construction as well as the million dollar interior trappings in my opinion, could have been better spent on patients or pensions.
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Thanks for the suggestion on the Veteran badge. I'd love to accommodate all of the worthy causes, unfortunately, space in the user profile is limited and I'd prefer to keep it tractor related.
I would suggest any veterans place something in the signature line regarding their service to their country, if they desire to do so.
Thanks and I always appreciate suggestions and feedback; it is what keeps this site growing and improving,
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I am a frequent flyer at my VA hospital. Having NUMEROUS service connected disabilities. I have nothing but high marks for the current facility that i use. TOP of the line staff, service and care. Even though i have insurance and could go elsewhere, why would I. I don't think i could get it any better any where else. Plus, i think the VA staff go that extra mile, civilian doctors don't care too.
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You are welcome and thank you for your service Sir.
I understand your view, clutter is not good. Ounces add to equal pounds.
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Jim, I understood what you were saying about issues "getting into the system". I recently read an article in VA's little magazine, that addressed the issue. The article said that they have made major software changes to dramatically speed the process. I guess we'll see!
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Chargers dominate Jaguars in home opener
Philip Rivers threw for 334 yards and three touchdowns and the Chargers forced six turnovers in beating the Jacksonville Jaguars 38-13 in their home opener Sunday.
Vikings' Harvin to have MRI on Monday
Vikings WR Percy Harvin will undergo an MRI on his injured hip on Monday, which could lead to more speculation that the team would entertain a trade for Charger WR Vincent Jackson.
Chargers sign long-snapper
The Chargers, who have not been able to find a healthy long-snapper, sign former Bill Ryan Neill.
Rivers still finding his way without Jackson
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Sunday's Chargers-Jags game will be blacked out in San Diego
Sunday's game between the Chargers and Jaguars will be blacked out in the San Diego area after the Chargers failed to sell out the game.
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Report: WR Jackson's agents say trade fell through
Chargers WR Vincent Jackson's agents said Sunday a trade for their client fell through on Saturday, The San Diego Union-Tribune reported Sunday.
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1865: The School of Art opened in the Old Free Library Building, St.Mary's Street, Cardiff.
1900: School of Art moved to the Technical Buildings in Dumfries Place.
1940 (circa): Cardiff College of Food Technology and Commerce opened at Crwys Road.
1949: The School of Art moved to The Friary.
1950: Cardiff Training College opened at Heath Park.
1954: Llandaff Technical College opened at Western Avenue, now the site of UWIC's Llandaff Campus.
1962: Cardiff Training College moved to new buildings at Cyncoed, now UWIC's Cyncoed Campus.
1965: The College of Art & Design (as Cardiff School of Art & Design was then called) moved to new buildings in Howard Gardens, now Cardiff Metropolitan University's Howard Garden's Campus.
1966: Cardiff College of Food Technology and Commerce moved to Colchester Avenue.
1976: The four colleges merged to form South Glamorgan Institute of Higher Education.
1990: The institute changed its name to Cardiff Institute of Higher Education in preparation for incorporation.
1992: In April, the Institute became incorporated. It was now an autonomous body, no longer under the jurisdiction of the local county council.
1993: The Institute was given power to award its own taught degrees, but decided to strengthen the existing links with the University of Wales.
1996: The Institute became a college of the University of Wales and its name was changed to University of Wales Institute, Cardiff (UWIC).
2004: UWIC's status within the University of Wales was raised from University College to Constituent Institution, the highest level of membership.
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This university has been integral to the City since 1865. We pride ourselves on being a strong, student-centred university, focused on the economic, social and cultural well-being of Cardiff and South East Wales.
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12mm Yellow Enamel with Clear Crystals Large Hole Bead - Rhodium Plated
9x12mm rhodium plated large hole bead. This European style bead has Yellow Enamel, shines with clear crystals, and fits perfectly on all of the popular brand name chains as well as our very own interchangeable bracelets, necklaces and bangles too. A colorful way to add some bling! Rhodium plated, lead free and nickel free. Sold individually.
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The free family-fun festival takes place in Civic Center Park in the City of Woodhaven (located at I-75 and West Road) during the downriver communities' Independence holiday celebration. Uncle Sam Jam will feature national rock acts including Mark Farner, Skid Row, and Candlebox as well as several local musicians and bands, attractions for the entire family, a carnival, and much more.
This year, the four-day festival starts a day early on Thursday, July 11 at 2 p.m. with a carnival and other exciting attractions and a "Park It Family Fun Night" in the evening with a special showing of the movie "Hotel Transylvania" at 8:00 p.m.. In addition to the movie, Park It Family Fun Night will also be offering a "instrument petting zoo" where kids can get hands on experience with various musical instruments.
On Friday night, Downriver's biggest and best fireworks show will light up the skies.
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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (8/28/2013) — Enterprise Rent-A-Car is partnering with Western Kentucky University to offer car sharing through Enterprise CarShare for students, faculty and staff. Enterprise CarShare is a membership-based automated car rental program that offers around-the-clock access to hourly, daily and overnight car rentals.
WKU students (18 and older) are eligible for membership in Enterprise CarShare. Faculty and staff may enroll in the program as well to have access to vehicles for personal use. Members reserve a vehicle online then access the vehicle using a membership card. When finished, they return the vehicle to the same parking location.
"Enterprise CarShare provides students at WKU with a low-cost, convenient transportation solution located right on the campus," said Ryan Johnson, assistant vice president of Enterprise CarShare. "Our Enterprise CarShare network offers a sustainable, totally automated and efficient mobility option that can help alleviate parking and transportation challenges at universities across the United States."
Enterprise operates car sharing programs on more than 70 college campuses as well as corporate, government, military and downtown programs throughout the U.S. and Canada.
As Jennifer Tougas, WKU's Director of Parking and Transportation Services, explains, car-sharing programs are part of nationwide university initiatives to reduce parking demand by providing alternative services and programs. When parking demand is reduced, valuable land can be used for other purposes on campus, such as academic buildings or green space. In addition, since building and maintaining parking is costly, averaging between $3,000 per parking space in parking lots and $15,000 per parking space in parking structures, reducing parking demand directly saves the University money in infrastructure costs as well. These savings are passed on to the faculty, staff and students at WKU.
"We are excited to offer car sharing to students, faculty and staff at our campus," Dr. Tougas said. "Over the last few years, we have seen a steady trend that fewer students are bringing their own vehicles to campus. This initiative provides these students with an affordable and convenient transportation option without the costs and hassles of personal vehicle ownership."
Since it costs thousands of dollars per year to own and operate a car (http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/2012/12/what-that-car-really-costs-to-own/index.htm), car sharing can save students a lot of money because they are only paying for the vehicle when they use it. Fuel, insurance and maintenance costs are built into the rental fees.
Christian Ryan-Downing, the Sustainability Coordinator for WKU, is hoping the program will be successful to support the University's sustainability goals.
"The benefits of a car-free lifestyle include not only financial savings, but also improved personal health with increased daily activity such as biking and walking, and greatly reduced environmental footprint," she said. "College may be the most convenient time and place to go car-free, and the ability to 'borrow' a car when you need one makes it even easier. Fewer cars in our community means reduced carbon emissions, improved air quality, and less pressure for increased roads and parking lots."
WKU students, faculty and staff with a credit card and valid driver's license can sign up for the program at http://www.enterprisecarshare.com/wku. The program will begin with two Toyota Corollas parked in the Barnes Parking Lot, near many of the residence halls on campus. Local Enterprise operations maintain the cars and have the flexibility to add CarShare vehicles to meet demand as the program grows.
Enterprise CarShare is a natural extension of the local car rental service Enterprise pioneered and continues to provide, and car-share programs are supported by the extensive Enterprise Rent-A-Car neighborhood network of more than 5,500 rental offices located within 15 miles of 90 percent of the U.S. population.
Along with operating two rental locations in Bowling Green, Enterprise recruits and hires approximately 15 to 20 WKU graduates each year and currently employs nearly 50 WKU alumni nationwide. A Brand Ambassador Internship program has been established at WKU to market the car sharing service on campus.
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Meetings will be held the 1st Wednesday of each month in the Hudson Valley Hospital Center's Dempsey House Conference Room. All sessions will be hosted by a facilitator and include evidenced-based disease management tools and health information presented by clinical experts in the field. General education topics will include reducing risks and prevention, checking blood sugar levels, guidelines for proper medication use, and managing medical complications. The importance of healthy lifestyle behaviors including diet and nutrition, healthy cooking and increased exercise and physical activity will be emphasized throughout.
Guest speakers scheduled will include endocrinologists, podiatrists, ophthalmologists and hyperbaric medicine and wound care specialists. Interactive sessions will also highlight stress management techniques and meaningful group discussions.
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Weather-resistant warmth and mobility is the women's Variant Vest's mantra. Nylon ripstop DWR-treated shell fabric and Thermal R insulation protect the torso; Polartec Power Stretch in back offers plenty of flexibility. The vest has an elastic drawcord hem, making heat retention a cinch.
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Thursday, 05 September 2013
From Tuesday 10th September residents and visitors in North Hampshire, West Surrey and South Bracknell Forest are to be asked for their help in generating up-to-date, accurate information about their travel movements.
Hampshire County Council is collecting this information in order to map current travel patterns for the area, gauge traffic volumes and to develop a clear picture of future transport needs, which in turn will help support bids for funding for transport improvements.
During September and October the County Council will be undertaking interview surveys, taking no more than two minutes each, at around 30 road side sites in the North Hampshire, West Surrey and South Bracknell Forest areas, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Motorists will be asked to give on-the-spot information about the journey they are making at that time, for example, are they travelling to work, where and where from?
At busy sites however, to help keep traffic flowing and keep delays to an absolute minimum, pre-paid postcards will be handed out for people to fill in and return by post.
The data collected as part of this programme will be used to help inform decisions about which large transport improvements in the North Hampshire area are taken forward to bid for a share of funding from Government. Such bids for funding for large transport schemes require up-to-date survey information to be provided if they are to stand a reasonable chance of being funded.
Hampshire County Council's Executive Member for Economy, Transport and Environment, Councillor Seán Woodward said: "The survey results are an important element of the evidence that we need to provide in any bid to secure funding from the Government for future transport capacity improvements.
"Accurate information is vital as we continue to develop our travel and transport plans for the north of the county and neighbouring areas. In order to ensure the survey results accurately reflect the travel patterns of commuters, advance notice of exact locations and dates for these survey sites cannot be publicised. We will try to keep any delays resulting from the surveys to a minimum through a number of means such as handing out postcards rather than conducting interviews or even temporarily suspending the survey.
"I hope people will understand the importance of these surveys, and where they are given a postcard, take just a few minutes to fill it in and put it in the post. We will be grateful for their co-operation to this end and would like to apologise, in advance, for any inconvenience caused by this vital work."
This survey work follows on from other traffic surveys and surveys of bus and rail passengers that were carried out earlier in the summer for the County Council.


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'Cyclist 2P BM' | Stretch Cotton Boxer Brief, 2-Pack by BOSS
Model Cyclist 2P BM 50239892 Open Orange
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DescriptionThese boxers by BOSS are crafted from soft cotton with a hint of stretch for flexibility and everyday comfort. Finished with a bold logo on the contrast waistband, this low-rise cotton boxer brief by BOSS conveniently comes in a pack of two.
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Bold Rock Cidery and Brew Pub
Our cidery in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains is now open 11AM to 6PM daily for tours, tastings and hard cider to go. You are welcome to picnic with our ciders on the deck or by the river. Cheers, y'all! Brewpub 1020 Rockfish Valley Highway, Wintergreen,VA, 22958. 434-361-1030