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Baird ordered to pay Morgan Stanley $700,000 to settle recruiting case
Robert W. Baird & Co. has been ordered to pay $700,000 to Morgan Stanley Smith Barney to settle allegations that it unfairly raided the New York investment firm's Lynchburg, Va., office.
Morgan Stanley made its allegations about Baird's recruiting practices in March 2010. The firm also sought return of certain documents and repayment of the balance of a 2009 loan from Baird broker Paul T. McWane, who was previously employed by Morgan Stanley. »Read Full Article(2)
Young girl a perfect fit to play 'Christmas Carol's' Tiny Tim
The words come quietly: Barely survived.
It's the way Julie Ketelhohn ends the story of her daughter Kate's battle: At 8 months old, Kate contracted a blood infection. It was bad. It became meningitis and septic shock. Organs shut down. A priest came in the middle of the night to give the sacrament of the sick. »Read Full Article(5)
Milwaukee airfares are among nation's lowest, U.S. agency says
If you're flying to grandma's house this holiday season, you'll probably want to do it through Milwaukee's Mitchell International Airport.
Round trip domestic fares at Mitchell were among the lowest in the country in the second quarter, figures compiled by the U.S. Department of Transportation show. »Read Full Article(27)
Aldermen adopt made-in-Milwaukee proposal
The Common Council approved an ordinance Tuesday that encourages the city to buy Milwaukee-made goods as a way of creating jobs.
Ald. Tony Zielinski led the effort to get the ordinance passed. The measure requires that the city buy Milwaukee-made goods for purchases of items costing more than $30,000, provided the purchase doesn't increase the cost by more than 12%. »Read Full Article(59)
Walker hopeful John Doe probe will end soon, maybe this week
Madison - Gov. Scott Walker told a dairy farming group Tuesday that he is hopeful the long-running secret John Doe investigation of his aides would conclude this week.
"It's gone on for two years. Hopefully, after this week, it will be over," the GOP governor told the Dairy Business Association at its conference in Madison. »Read Full Article(254)
Walker says tax cuts, jobs, transportation are budget priorities
Green Bay - Gov. Scott Walker took his pre-budget show on the road Tuesday, listing his five priorities for crafting the next state budget during the first of his "Talk with Walker" events with businesses and workers.
"We think it's just imperative to do all that we can to create jobs," Walker told around three dozen workers assembled on the factory floor at ACE Marine. »Read Full Article(409)
State seeks database to match jobs to people getting unemployment
It's often called one of the leading impediments for Wisconsin's manufacturing-heavy economy: the inability to find qualified or willing job candidates for production jobs even at a time of high unemployment.
And after a decade of ceaseless industry complaints, white papers and debate, the state Department of Workforce Development on Tuesday promised to have its own answer to the problem up and running by the first quarter of 2014, at least in some rudimentary form. »Read Full Article(42)
Six out of 10 young people with HIV don't know they have it
Six out of 10 young people with HIV don't even know they have the infection that leads to AIDS and early death, according to a new national study - an alarming rate considering young people account for a quarter of all new HIV cases each year.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention used data collected from several metro areas, including Milwaukee, to unveil a detailed picture of HIV among young people in the United States on Tuesday. »Read Full Article(118)
Night deer hunt by tribes put off amid court battle
A member of the Mole Lake band of Chippewa received a permit for night deer hunting in the ceded territory of northern Wisconsin, but the permit was later canceled Tuesday by the Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission.
The delay for now puts off a first-ever off-reservation night deer hunt by the tribes as their dispute with the Department of Natural Resources heads to the court for resolution. »Read Full Article(57)
Dane County authorities conduct "DNA sweep"
The first ever "DNA sweep" was conducted by law enforcement authorities in Dane County Tuesday, targeting convicted sex offenders and felons who have failed to submit mandatory DNA samples.
About 30 officers from police departments in Madison, Fitchburg, Sun Prairie and Middleton, along with deputies from the Dane County Sheriff's Office, fanned out across the county looking for 93 people listed as being noncompliant, the sheriff's office said. »Read Full Article(5)
Caller warns worker Oak Creek grocery store is about to be 'shot up'
Oak Creek - An anonymous caller threatened to kill an employee at Pick 'n Save, 2320 W. Ryan Road, Sunday, while warning that the store would be "shot up," according to an Oak Creek police report.
The report states: »Read Full Article(2)
GenMet president explains pay scale, training amid criticism
Only days after the Sunday New York Times magazine disparaged her family-run company, Mary Isbister of Mequon-based GenMet Corp. lashed out at criticism that GenMet pays fast-food wages in the manufacturing sector.
The magazine piece, headlined "Skills Don't Pay the Bills," reported that GenMet pays $10 an hour to new hires. »Read Full Article(39)
Power line hearing: Speakers say spend more, bury Tosa lines
Wauwatosa – The calls to spend a little more to pay to bury proposed power lines serving the Milwaukee Regional Medical Center kept coming Tuesday.
Representatives from Milwaukee Montessori School, St. Therese Church and advocates for Underwood Creek Parkway and the Oak Leaf Trail all testified in favor of burying the lines during a state Public Service Commission public hearing at Wauwatosa City Hall. »Read Full Blog Post(14)
Rural Wisconsin schools finalists for Race to the Top grant
A network of 29 school districts in northwestern Wisconsin has advanced to the final round of consideration for a multimillion-dollar Race to the Top grant, the U.S. Department of Education announced Tuesday.
The districts are part of Cooperative Educational Service Agency #10 in Chippewa Falls, which was the only Wisconsin applicant among 61 finalists in the Race to the Top district-level competition. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
Rodgers apologizes to Packers fans and says loss to Giants 'sucks'
Quarterback Aaron Rodgers apologized to Packers fans for the team's showing against the New York Giants on Sunday night and asked for their support the remainder of the season.
During his weekly radio show on WAUK-AM (540) with reporter Jason Wilde on Tuesday, Rodgers talked about the team's worst loss since he has been a starter, protection issues with the offensive line and what adjustments can be made to improve. »Read Full Blog Post(91)
County building evacuated because of threat
County Executive Chris Abele ordered the evacuation of the Marcia P. Coggs Human Services Building Tuesday, citing an unspecified public safety concern.
Milwaukee Police spokeswoman Anne E. Schwartz said someone made threats by social media "directed at the area of 12th and Vliet." She said police were looking for a suspect known for similar past threats. »Read Full Article
Video: 5 Questions and X's and O's with LeRoy Butler
In this week's X's and O's segment, Packers hall of famer LeRoy Butler and Journal Sentinel reporter Tom Silverstein take a look at the Packers offense vs. the Cover 2 defense, and point out where the Packers are really missing Charles Woodson. In 5 Questions, they discuss what to do with the offensive line, the return of Greg Jennings, and the general malaise of the team. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
Wisconsin gun deer harvest up 7.7%
Hunters registered 243,739 deer during the 2012 Wisconsin gun deer season, according to a preliminary report issued Tuesday by the Department of Natural Resources.
This year's harvest represents a 7.7% increase over 2011. »Read Full Blog Post(9)
Grant to fund dental care for at-risk pregnant women, birth study
Columbia St. Mary's is being awarded a $200,000 grant to provide dental care to at-risk pregnant women and to investigate whether oral care improves birth outcomes, the hospital announced Tuesday.
The two-year grant comes from the Medical College of Wisconsin's Healthier Wisconsin Partnership Program. »Read Full Article(11)
Win the Powerball jackpot? Watch out for scammers
The odds are really slim you'll need this advice, but an attorney who represents plaintiffs in securities cases has some suggestions if you win the $500 million Powerball jackpot Wednesday night.
Andrew Stoltmann, of Stoltmann Law Offices in Chicago, said the Powerball winner will be "the most heavily targeted person by investment scammers in the world." »Read Full Article(2)
Tosa police say shoplifters caught making a run for it in their Mercedes
A trio of alleged shoplifters tried to make a getaway but were nabbed by a nearby police officer.
According to the Wauwatosa police report: »Read Full Article(19)
Listen to WauwatosaNOW reporter talk about Eschweiler buildings on WUWM
Wauwatosa NOW reporter Jon Olson was on "Lake Effect," a radio program on WUWM 89.7 FM, to talk about the Eschweiler buildings.
Listen to Olson talk about the Eschweiler buildings here. Olson wrote a Reporter's Notebook column on his experience on a tour of the buildings in the Milwaukee County Complex earlier.
Woman struck by car during spat in Franklin Walmart parking lot
Franklin - A pedestrian was injured after a driver allegedly struck her with her car during an argument in the parking lot at Walmart, 6701 S. 27th St., Thanksgiving Day.
According to the Franklin police log: »Read Full Article(1)
Blaze at Signicast leads to injuries, causes $150,000 in damage
A fire at a Hartford die casting company caused $150,000 in damage Tuesday, a fire official said.
The blaze at Signicast Corp. originated in a grinding machine and was reported at 9:40 a.m., Hartford Fire and Rescue Capt. Brian Wirth said. Firefighters remained on the scene until shortly before noon.
Eight people were treated at the scene for smoke inhalation, but no one was hospitalized, Wirth said.
Facebook video leads to arrest of 2 Wisconsin teens
Madison - Madison police say two young teens have been arrested after video of their street fight was posted to Facebook.
A Capital Times report on Tuesday says the video showed adults standing around watching the boys fight in the street last week. No serious injuries were reported. »Read Full Article(4)
Report details white supremacist history of Sikh temple shooter Page
The Southern Poverty Law Center issued a report Tuesday detailing the white supremacist history of Wade Michael Page, who fatally shot six worshippers and injured four others at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin in Oak Creek on Aug. 5.
The center's report assembles many of the details that emerged in the days following the shooting, including Page's time as a soldier at the U.S. Army's Fort Bragg, where the supremacist movement was strong in the 1990s. »Read Full Article
Germantown School Board alters details of administrator benefits
Germantown - The Germantown School Board on Monday approved the preliminary administrator benefit plan that has a tentative implementation date of July 1.
The preliminary benefit plan eliminates long term care and one-day emergency leave. It also increases the retirement age. The preliminary plan will be taken to the district leadership team in early December. Superintendent Susan Borden said she will bring the feedback from the leadership team back to the board at a future meeting. »Read Full Article(3)
Tribal commission issues, then cancels night deer hunting permit
A member of the Mole Lake band of Chippewa received a permit for night deer hunting in the ceded territory of northern Wisconsin, but the permit was later canceled on Tuesday by the Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission, according to commission spokeswoman Sue Erickson.
The action delays for now the first off-reservation night deer hunt by the tribes. »Read Full Blog Post(6)
West Allis says no to prepay at city gas stations
West Allis - The Common Council has done an about-face on support of an ordinance that would have required customers to prepay at local gas stations to reduce the number of gas drive-off thefts.
In September, the council supported the idea, but two aldermen - Vincent Vitale and Marty Weigel - who weren't in on the decision asked for reconsideration in October. That move has led to the council nixing a draft of the ordinance last week. »Read Full Article(5)
Tosa native among independent film award nominees
The Spirit Awards, which are the independent film world's equivalent of the Oscars, announced its nominees for 2012 Tuesday. Wauwatosa native Michael Raisler is the producer of one of the best picture nominees, "Beasts of the Southern Wild."
The winners will be announced Feb. 23.
Plans for Whitnall disc golf course advance
Greenfield - By a unanimous vote, the Whitnall School Board confirmed Monday that it is open to the concept of a disc golf course in what is known as the nature pod near Whitnall high and middle schools.
With its vote, the board gave the official go-ahead to Whitnall senior Clayton Anderson to begin filling out the details of his plan. Anderson, 17, wanted to give something back to the school. So he started developing plans for a disc golf course on the 5.4-acre nature pod. The nearest disc golf course might be as far as New Berlin, said school board member T.J. Anderson, Clayton's father. »Read Full Article(4)
Five whooping cranes from Badger State arrive in Florida for winter
After following an ultralight aircraft south for two months, five whooping cranes from Wisconsin have safely completed their first autumn migration to Florida.
The quintet of young whoopers will spend the winter at the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge on the Gulf Coast of Florida before returning north in spring, according to the Whooping Crane Eastern Partnership. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Missing man in Kenosha located, police say
The Kenosha Police Department has canceled its missing person alert for 67-year-old Santiago Bernal. Bernal had left the Dayton Hotel where he lives and had planned to go for a walk.
A statement issued by the department at 10 a.m. said the Kenosha man has been located.
Wolverine, We Energies will clean up U.P. coal plant, keep it running
We Energies' coal-fired power plant in Michigan's Upper Peninsula will remain open and be equipped with modern pollution controls, under an agreement announced Tuesday.
The Milwaukee utility and Wolverine Power Cooperative of Cadillac, Mich., have been in discussions on the project for most of this year. »Read Full Blog Post(5)
FBI seeks help in solving string of bank, credit union robberies
The FBI's Milwaukee office is asking for help in finding suspects in the robberies of six credit unions and one bank in southeastern Wisconsin over a month.
The robberies occurred between Oct. 18 and Nov. 20 in Milwaukee, Racine and Kenosha counties. »Read Full Article(4)
Muskego School District will lose two veteran school administrators
Muskego - The Muskego-Norway School District is looking for people to serve in two top administrative positions, both of which will soon be vacant.
Scot Ecker, director of business services since 2008, will leave as of Dec. 31 to become associate vice president and controller of Carthage College, and Gary Rosploch, buildings and grounds supervisor for 21 years, will retire as of Feb. 28. »Read Full Article(18)
Ohm named president of digital voice tech firm HarQen
Ane Ohm has been named president of HarQen, a Milwaukee digital voice technology start-up that is backed by venture capital.
Ohm has been instrumental in bringing HarQen's products to market, and will retain the title of chief operating officer, the company said in a news release. Before joining HarQen, Ohm held executive positions with LaserNet Inc., Pinstripe Inc. and Strong Financial Corp. »Read Full Article(1)
Father of man killed by Kenosha police requests federal probe
The man behind dozens of smoking-gun billboards that sprang up around Milwaukee after the death of Derek Williams in police custody is asking federal authorities to review his son's death at the hands of Kenosha police in 2004.
Michael M. Bell started the billboard campaign in March 2010 after receiving a $1.75 million settlement in a civil suit that accused the officers involved in his son's death of excessive force and civil rights violations. Bell's son, Michael E. Bell, 21, was unarmed when police shot him in the head in his driveway after a traffic stop in November 2004. »Read Full Article
Lubar & Co. acquires chemical manufacturer ChemDesign
Lubar & Co. said Tuesday it has acquired ChemDesign Inc., a Marinette-based contract chemical manufacturer.
ChemDesign has a strong presence with leading chemical companies in agriculture, surfictants, additives, specialty polymers and other end markets, Lubar said in a news release. It is well-positioned to grow and create long-term partnerships with current and new customers, and the company will continue to make "substantial" investments in product development, equipment and personnel, the release said.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Lubar is a private investment firm in Milwaukee .
Appeals court grants new trial in sex assault case
Madison - A state appeals court has ordered a new trial for a West Allis man accused of sexually assaulting a young girl.
The girl alleged in 2009 that Darryl Badzinski sexually assaulted her in his parents' laundry room between October 1995 and April 1998. A jury convicted him in 2010 of first-degree sexual assault. »Read Full Article
Delavan man wins $1 million in Powerball; top prize reaches $425 million
A Darien man didn't win the top prize in Saturday's near-record Powerball lottery drawing. No one did.
But Roger Cobb will take his $1 million. »Read Full Article
Darter species found, named for presidents
Biologists have identified five new species of darters in freshwater river systems in the eastern United States and named them after four U.S. presidents and a vice president: Theodore Roosevelt, Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, Al Gore and Barack Obama.
Man charged in death of robbery accomplice
A man who told police he was involved in an armed robbery at a Milwaukee barbershop has been charged with felony murder after his accomplice was killed, according to a criminal complaint.
A customer shot and killed Clemon G. Ferguson Jr., 18, while Ferguson and Jeremy T. Pierce, 21, tried to rob the barbershop last week in the 2400 block of N. King Drive. The Milwaukee County district attorney's office said the shooting was self-defense and is arguing that Pierce is responsible for the death. »Read Full Article
Fond du Lac man convicted in child's death gets probation
Fond du Lac - A Fond du Lac man convicted of causing injuries that led to the death of an 18-month-old girl may avoid prison.
A judge on Monday sentenced Tyler J. Jackson, 24, to 10 years of probation. An additional 10-year prison sentence was stayed, meaning Jackson won't serve the time if he successfully completes probation. »Read Full Article
Danny's Lounge in West Allis surrenders license after several incidents
West Allis - After police responded to at least seven incidents since June 2011 at Danny's Lounge, one involving shots being fired, the operator of Danny's officially surrendered his license last week.
The surrender was called for in a stipulation filed in court, but Danny's, at 60th and Burnham streets, has actually been closed for some time. »Read Full Article(14)
Hotel at former Pabst brewery plans for April opening
The Brewhouse Inn & Suites, which is being developed within the former Pabst brew house and mill house, is planning for a grand opening on April 1.
That's according to Ted Matkom, of Gorman Co., the Oregon, Wis.-based firm developing the 90-room extended stay hotel at the northwest corner of W. Juneau Ave. and N. 10th St.
Gorman had initially hoped to have the hotel open by the end of this year. Construction work will be largely done by then, but it will take additional time to install the furnishings, fixtures and equipment, and take other steps to prepare for the opening, Matkom said. (5)
Walker to deliver comments at dairy meeting
Madison - Gov. Scott Walker plans to speak at the annual meeting of the Wisconsin Dairy Business Association.
Walker is scheduled to talk at the group's meeting Tuesday in Madison. »Read Full Article(35)
On Tap Today: Bon Jovi around the world
Have you been shot through the heart? Is Bon Jovi to blame? Does their rock and roll give love ... a good name?
If you absolutely adore the iconic rock band, then you absolutely have to see "Bon Jovi Inside Out." The concert documentary is showing in movie theaters for one night only tonight and features performances from concerts at The 02 arena in London, Madison Square Garden in New York and the MetLife Stadium in the band's home state of New Jersey. »Read Full Blog Post
Coldest morning since March leads to sun, 30's in Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE - We're waking up to the coldest air of the season so far, overnight low temperatures haven't been this cold since March 5th!


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Lynyrd Skynyrd Scores Best Charting Album Since 1977
Thursday, September 6, 2012
Lynyrd Skynyrd are going strong and feeling the love with their new album, Last Of A Dyin' Breed -- which is their best charting studio set since 1977's Street Survivors collection. Last Of A Dyin' Breed debuted at Number 14 -- a marked improvement on 2009's Gods & Guns, which just made it into the Top 20 when it peaked at Number 18.
Guitarist Rickey Medlocke told us that over the past 40 years, Skynyrd has essentially become a genre unto itself: "I think that Lynyrd Skynyrd is actually a well-rounded, accepted band, and it's just kind of funny -- I think I got reprimanded here not too long ago when I said that all the country bands wanted to be Lynyrd Skynyrd, so, y'know, I'm sorry I said that but I meant it. How about that! The deal is I think we set the standards in a lot of stuff, the band did years ago, and still does today."
Lynyrd Skynyrd tour dates (subject to change):
September 7 - Scarborough, ME - Scarborough Downs (with ZZ Top)
September 8 - Mansfield, MA - Comcast Center
September 9 - Big Flats, NY - Tags Outdoor Amphitheater
September 13 - Pikeville, KY - Eastern Kentucky Exposition Center
September 14 - Cincinnati, OH - Riverbend Music Center (with ZZ Top)
September 15 - Maryland Heights, MO - Verizon Wireless Amphitheater St. Louis (with ZZ Top)
September 16 - Sevierville, TN - Smokies Stadium (with ZZ Top)
September 21 - Clarkston, MI - DTE Energy Music Theatre
September 22 - Mitchellville, MD - Six Flags America
September 26 - Wenatchee, WA - Town Toyota Center
September 27 - Kent, WA - ShoWare Center
September 28 - Nampa, ID - Idaho Center Amphitheater
September 29 - Reno, NV - Reno Events Center
October 4 - Fresno, CA - The Big Fresno Fair at Paul Paul Theatre
October 5 - Stockton, CA - Stockton Arena
October 6 - Saratoga, CA - The Mountain Winery
October 7 - Valley Center, CA - Open Sky Theater at Harrah's Rincon Casino & Resort
October 24 - Clearwater, FL - Ruth Eckerd Hall
October 25 - Hollywood, FL - Seminole Casino Hollywood
October 26 - Orlando, FL - UCF Arena
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Anchoring the Railyard Park, in a mini-echo of the Metropolitan Museum's iconic location at the edge of New York's Central Park, SITE Santa Fe is the city's epicenter of contemporary arts and culture.
Every two years, SITE hosts an international biennial exhibition, in case anyone has been wondering why strange foreigners periodically appear and try to put art in trees and lakes and cemeteries and such. Between biennials, an ongoing slate of exhibitions, lectures and panel discussions keeps us all on our art toes.
"We at SITE are thrilled to tiny bits to know the good people of Santa Fe love SITE. We think that's because the feeling is mutual," Phillips Director Laura Heon says. People don't always love the work or exhibit, Heon explains, but that's because SITE is constantly taking risks. "Our way of showing respect for your intelligence is never to coddle you—to do projects that are demanding, difficult and strange, but also meaningful, engaging and sincere," she says.
The next biennial will open in June of 2010, but the programs between now and then "will be weird and wonderful," Heon says. "We know what we do is a little odd and can even be off-putting sometimes, which is why we try extra hard to be welcoming." SITE keeps its appeal, Heon says, because visitors always have their curiosity rewarded.
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Whistler enjoys skiing and après-ski fun year-round, and there's no ritzier place to soak it all in than the Whistler Fairmont Chateau. At the foot of Blackcomb Mountain, source of that ... Read more
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Apple and Pumpkin Pie giveaway Hospital tradition for 15 years
Apple was more popular than Pumpkin, but both varieties were appreciated by the 1,000 employees at the Hospital who received pies on November 24 as part of a Thanksgiving tradition at Hudson Valley Hospital Center. The Hospital ordered 1,000 pies from Homestyle Bakeries. Hospital management distributes the pies to employees who come, many along with their families, to pick up the pies the Wednesday before Thanksgiving.


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Attach the jig to 5 feet of 20- to 50-pound fluorocarbon leader with a uni-knot. Use a slim beauty knot or a Bimini-Bristol combination to attach the leader to the main line, which is usually 40- to 50-pound braid.
William Osbourne, California rock cod and sand bass expert, says: "I use the lightest jig I can get away with in the current and depth. Keep it simple. Drop down to the bottom, then reel up two cranks and wait. Most bites feel like I snagged some kelp. Don't swing, just let the rod load up."
On Florida's Gulf Coast, Capt. Steve Papen prefers the single rig for amberjack, snapper and grouper. "Skittish fish often hang out where the rocks meet the sand. I cast the jig, then slowly drag it back over the rocks. The little hooks and bullet head have less chance of getting snagged."
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Tie a smaller jig, 2 to 5 ounces, to the fluorocarbon leader coming off the mainline. Then attach a 3- to 5-foot length of 30- to 50-pound fluoro to the bottom eye, and tie on a heavier jig, 5 to 7 ounces.
Cod and haddock specialist Capt. Jack Sprengel, of Warwick, Rhode Island, favors this rig: "I fish the jigs drop-shot style with a 3-ounce jig five feet above a 5-ouncer. This increases the number of hooks in the water and adds weight to get the jigs to the bottom."
In deep water and heavy current, it might take additional weight to reach bottom. Tie a 2- to 5-ounce Lucanus to the leader, attach 7 feet of 30- to 50-pound mono to the bottom eye, and add enough lead to get down. When the sinker hits the bottom, let it lie. Then, drop the jig and crank it up slowly until you feel the weight of the sinker. Drop the jig again and repeat.
Avoid the additional snagging potential of double jigs by keeping them off the bottom.
Florida Panhandle angler Sonny Granger's amberjack, snapper and grouper technique keeps the jigs off the bottom: "We attach the jig with a loop knot, which improves the action. Also, you don't have to drop the jig to the bottom. They work best on fish suspended in the water column."
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One may be surprised to learn that the Thomas More College of Liberal Arts has not regularly offered the Extraordinary Form of the Mass on its campus. After all, this is a College centered tightly on the liturgy of the Church, beginning each day by chanting Lauds, offering the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass just before lunch, and singing Vespers upon conclusion of the day's classes.
But on Friday, October 7, 2011, longtime chaplain, Father John Healey, celebrated the Extraordinary Form in the College chapel—now to be a weekly tradition. The Extraordinary Form will be offered in accordance with the Rubrics of the 1962 Missale Romanum each Friday throughout the academic year.
"It is fitting that Thomas More College chose the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary to institute the Extraordinary Form on campus," said Thomas More College President, William Fahey. "In the sixteenth century, Pope Saint Pius V instituted the feast to honor Our Lady with the victory of the Christians in the Battle of Lepanto. The battle itself took place because of the Pope's initiative to defend Western Civilization against the Ottoman Turks. The same Pope was responsible for authorizing the promulgation of the Roman Missal which first made the Extraordinary Form the official Rite of the Roman Catholic Church."
"Interestingly, the liturgy said today at the College was the very same one as was said on the galley decks of the Last Crusaders as they prepared themselves spiritually for the greatest naval contest in human history," added Fahey.
Following Mass at the College, the students were privileged to listen to a lecture on that very subject—The Battle of Lepanto—by Christopher Check, Executive Vice President at the Rockford Institute.
The College is now able to offer the Extraordinary Form thanks to the recent clarification of Summorum Pontificum by the Holy Father in Universae Ecclesiae. In this document, Pope Benedict wrote, "The Church's rule of prayer corresponds to her rule of belief." The staff and faculty at Thomas More College acknowledge this truth. Knowing that the Mass is the central prayer of the Church, the College wishes to make available to the students the fullness of the Catholic Liturgical tradition.
Michael Bryan, a junior at Thomas More College, lived and worked in Livorno, Tuscany after his Rome Semester. During his stay, he had the privilege of serving at Masses said in the Extraordinary Form. The fact that the priest knew no English, and Michael no Italian, had no bearing—they both knew the universal language of the Church.
Reflecting on this memory Michael said, "It made the universality of the Church real for me. It is a very positive thing that the students at the College will now be exposed to this beautiful tradition. It fits with the hope of the College to teach the critical importance of humbly reaching back to the past in the hope of gleaning some of the wisdom of our forefathers."
Thomas More College is unique in that it is committed to exposing its students to the full treasure of Catholic liturgy.
Of course, as an institution of higher education, Thomas More College's chief mission is the education of students. As a Catholic institution, its foremost responsibility is to form young minds and souls in a way consistent with the teachings and traditions of the Roman Catholic Church. The College uniquely recognizes that the liturgy of the Church permeates all aspects of life—including the intellectual life—and so it has renewed its own liturgy consistent with the principles of the Church.
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Those we pay to represent us have done it so poorly that simply expecting them to keep the government functioning – not functioning well, just functioning – seems too much to ask.
What was accomplished by a 16-day, partial government shutdown, which Standard & Poor's estimated took $24 billion from our economy? Nothing.
The budget battle, waged over the key issues of the Affordable Care Act and raising the debt ceiling, wasn't won or lost, merely delayed. A deal struck late Wednesday solves neither.
Our congressional "leaders" managed to approve government funding only through Jan. 15. So, get ready for a holiday season full of bickering, posturing and threats of another shutdown. Maybe the Christmas spirit will spur a compromise, but it's doubtful.
These are serious issues, to be sure. The implementation of President Obama's health care plan remains contentious. The national debt has tremendous effects on our country, its economy and financial systems all over the world.
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Two Florida girls, ages 14 and 12, were arrested Tuesday and charged with third-degree felony aggravated stalking after a 12-year-old schoolmate, Rebecca Sedwick, hurled herself to her death from a tower. Rebecca was repeatedly bullied at school and online. Police say the girls - and perhaps a dozen others - were responsible for that bullying, The Associated Press reports.
Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said he moved to charge the girls now - more than a month after Rebecca's death - because of a Facebook post by the older girl that admits to bullying Rebecca and says she didn't care that the girl killed herself.
"We decided that we can't leave her out there. Who else is she going to torment, who else is she going to harass?" Judd told AP.
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Ratings: 2,966 | Reviews: 1,436 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by VaterRoss:
North Carolina
4.53/5 rDev +8.1%
2011 batch, 1.5 pint bottle into New Belgium snifter
Appearance is a orange/copper with a thick almost soupy off-white head that has some massive clingage and stays around for over an hour! Smell is lots of oily hops, primarily of the grapefruit variety but also some pine. In the taste hop tastes emerge similar to the SN Pale Ale but much more intense. Lots of bitter grapefruit and a bit of resin. Malt is light tasting but fairly assertive. Mouthfeel is medium in body and carb and a bit thick, but not syrupy.
A very well balanced DIPA that is surprisingly understated allowing lots of hops but not in a way that challenges you to do anything but sip. Super hopheads may find this weak but this is perfect for me. An absolutely beautiful looking DIPA that I would have more than one of.
03-28-2012 03:34:52 | More by VaterRoss
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North Carolina
3.98/5 rDev -5%
Man I love the fresh hop ales,I should have bought this when more fresh.Poured into a standard pint glass a rich clear copper/bronze with a large fluffy two finger slight off white head atop.Aromas of pine and caramel mainly with a bit of citrus and biscuit as well.Flavors are spicey like the label claimed,the hops are not overpowering but are the dominant flavor with a full caramel base.A little thin but not overly so,I very nice brew I liked the spiciness going on there,well done.
12-13-2008 20:56:33 | More by oberon
3.5/5 rDev -16.5%
12-29-2013 05:57:29 | More by mojohawk21
4.33/5 rDev +3.3%
Appearance - This is a gorgeous, slightly-glowing orange/brown mix with a white, fluffy, wonderful head that showed terrific retention. It was one of the most inviting APAs that I've ever seen.
Smell - The hop aroma is sharp but muted, mixing together the stiff but not sweet orange smell along with some mild pine. The grain though stands its ground. This is not the normal American slop but some fine, crisp grain that smells like it came right out of the field.
Taste - The hop hit is bigger at the taste but otherwise mirrors the smell. The key to an APA though is balance, and SN did a terrific job on the grainy malt base that just does balance out the big hops.
Mouthfeel - This is a solid medium-bodied with perfect carbonation and an incredibly smooth mouthfeel.
Drinkability - This might seem just a bit stiff for the beginning drinker but anyone who can appreciate APAs will love this beer.
03-06-2008 02:30:44 | More by RoyalT
3.98/5 rDev -5%
Vintage 2008. Serving date: 2009-02-16. Served in snifter.
Presentation: 710 ml bulky and good looking bottle (looks like a regular Sierra Nevada bottle on steroids) with no freshness date to be found. A great deal of bragging about the unique brewing process on the label.
Appearance: A slightly reddish amber color. The liquid is clear, the 2 finger head is off-white, very creamy and sticks around for a while before settling into a decent lid of foam.
Smell: A predominantly hoppy smell: Plenty of fruity aromas - citrus fruits, mostly in the form of grapefruit but also some hints of lemon peel - but also a more earthy and grassy smell of hop resins. Perhaps not the most complex smell, but still very refreshing and pleasant.
Taste: A mix of delightful fruit flavors up front: Again, mostly sweet lemon and grapefruit, but I think I find some hints of peaches and strawberries here as well (I recently had the Celebration Ale from the same brewer, and I found the same taste of strawberries, but much more prominent, in that one). Then, dense earthy flavors, grass and weeds take over. The combination of fruity and earthy hop flavors in this one is really great. Perhaps some notes of tobacco are here as well. Beneath the hop aroma, a sweet taste of caramel-like malts backs things up. It finishes slightly dry with a firm, but not overpowering bitterness and long lasting hop resins.
Mouthfeel: Moderate body, medium carbonation. Somehow, I get the impression that the texture has a gentle crispness to it, yet still rather smooth.
Drinkability: A delightful beer. Although it's definitely on the hoppy side, it still feels very balanced. It has definitely not the most complex taste out there, but still it is a really refreshing blend of tropical fruits, earthy hop resins and restrained sweet malts. And although the hops really dominates, they never get too aggressive or overpowering. It's a laid back beer, yet it's full of character - somehow, I can't stop thinking of it as a Celebration Ale in harmony. Highly recommended.
02-17-2009 00:14:13 | More by ricke
4.08/5 rDev -2.6%
Reviewed from notes scrawled on 11/18/10.
I poured all 24 oz. into a massive snifter, resulting in a fluffy, three-finger, beige to light brown head. This rests above a very attractive ruby-mahogany body. The head takes it sweet time to deflate. Stringy lines of fine carbonation bubbles swim to the top of the glass at a moderate tempo. The lacing is dense and very intricate.
A hop aroma unique to wet hop ales that I've tried fills my nose. Aromas of freshly cut grass, pepper, hop oils, and citrus blend with a very dry biscuit aroma and a hint of caramel malt. The hop scent is wild - like putting a raw hop under one's nose and sucking air like a Hoover.
The taste is much akin to the smell. Fresh, bitter hops seep all over my palate. It is almost like rolling a hop around in one's mouth with a bit of water to lubricate the experience. It is a very earthy and grassy hop flavor. A caramel malt taste balances out the hops more so than I thought it would based on the smell, and a dry biscuit taste is also present.
The mouthfeel is creamy and medium-bodied for a wet hop ale, yet it still retains the great puckering, bitter, spicy hop character at which the aroma hinted. Northern Hemisphere has style-perfect carbonation, as well.
The is oh-so-drinkable. The 24 oz. went down easily and did not damn my palate. I think this will be a yearly treat for me, as long as I can find it right when it is released.
12-13-2010 22:18:17 | More by TCHopCraver
4.5/5 rDev +7.4%
06-02-2012 23:39:50 | More by Zakk
4.08/5 rDev -2.6%
A beautiful auburn pour with a sudsy head that stuck around through half of the pour in an aventinus .5l glass leaving a scant and sticky lace. Great carbonation,big bubbles. The hop and malt aromas are understated and did not detect much alcohol on the nose which I was surprised by this being a "big" beer. The sweetness on the nose lead me to expect a balanced brew which would be surprising to me as most AIPAs that I have sampled have been overwhelmingly hoppy. Again, not as heavy as I have come to expect from an AIPA but pleasant on the pallet, not slick or syrupy. The hoppy aftertaste is nice. Though it is not as representative of the style as I have come to expect, the brew is clean, crisp, and very flavorful. I will drink and cook with this all season long.
10-31-2010 00:09:59 | More by ArrogantDeadGuy
4.54/5 rDev +8.4%
Poured from bottle into Ommegang tulip.
The lacing on this beer is fantastic! If Picasso worked in head foam, it would look like this. It has an excellent citrus and hop aroma almost as if you are at the farm itself. A light, semi-airy mouth feel makes this American IPA extraordinary. Sierra Nevada hit a homerun with this one and I would prefer this one over its Southern hemisphere counterpart. I will.definitely go buy 1or 2 more bottles before they are gone.
10-24-2013 02:05:42 | More by tbryan5
4.5/5 rDev +7.4%
11-04-2013 17:25:39 | More by woodchipper
4/5 rDev -4.5%
12-13-2013 04:09:52 | More by BubalooBrewMaster
4.53/5 rDev +8.1%
I think it is safe to say that this beer is a more palatable and less floral version of their Pale Ale. It looks allmost identical and feels quite the same as far as mouthfeel goes, but the big difference is in the taste. The hops are a bit more bitter in this beer and there are also some spicy characteristics to it that I cannot put my finger on. The malt sneaks in and gives a peek but this a hoppy beer for sure. I will definantly come back to this one if I see it on tap again.
11-09-2003 04:18:32 | More by Dmann
4.63/5 rDev +10.5%
1/2 gallon growler. Pours from the growler a wonderful clear amber red with a huge pillowy two finger white head that slowly falls. Sticky patchwork lacing adorns the side of my SN tulip. Aromas of sweet caramelly malts collide with a fresh, vibrant citrusy, piney hops. Lovely hop oils make me feel like I'm in a field of hops smelling them right on the vine..covered in a sweet blanket of hops. Yum.
First sip brings a rush of sweet caramelly pale malts...chewy and a tad bit toasty, bready on the back of the palate. The citrusy, piney resinous hops soon take control and bring a lovely sturdy bitterness. Fresh, lush, floral....the green leafy hop flavors keep me coming back for sip after sip. The big "C" hops are in full effect. Subtle lingering bitterness after each gulp. Simply an amazing APA. Extremely well balanced and incredibly tasty...the malt and hops have a harmonious relationship...a new benchmark for APA's in my book. Big, tasty hop burps can't help but bring a smile to my face as well!
Mouthfeel is medium bodied, slightly creamy and smooth. Mellow carbonation helps this one go down easy. Chewier maltiness than most APA's. Drinkability is only hindered by availability. This growler will disappear far too fast and I'll be left searching for more. Please, please, bottle this!! A world class APA from one of my all time favorite breweries. Many, many thanks to kmpitz2 for allowing me the pleasure of sampling this fine brew.
12-9-07: 24oz. big bottle. Love the unique bottle and big size! This beer is as good as it's ever been and I'm glad to finally see it bottled. Big citric, piney hops all over the place in the aroma and flavor. Fresh, green with a sturdy smack of bitterness. I really can't say enough about how much I love this one. Cheers to Sierra Nevada for bottling this and I hope to see it again in the future.
08-26-2005 02:30:01 | More by orbitalr0x
4.25/5 rDev +1.4%
06-01-2013 19:46:21 | More by sabitu
3.9/5 rDev -6.9%
It's somewhat hard to believe that this beer is classified only as an American pale ale. It packs a serious hop wallop... definitely enough to stand up against any IPA, or even some double IPAs.
Sierra Nevada Harvest Ale is one of those beers that is so hoppy & dry-bodied that it leaves you thirsty, with cottonmouth, after you're done. Probably not a beer you'd want to drink all night, but it is quite an experience while you're having it.
The trademark familiar Sierra Nevada blast-of-cascade-hops is right up front and present in this beer. Delicious floral aroma... lots of heavy lacing in the pintglass.
The truest way to describe Harvest Ale is that it is basically an amped-up version of their flagship beer - the Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. More hops, darker color, stronger scent, more bitter, more bite.
10-26-2005 04:55:56 | More by chOAKbarrell
4.35/5 rDev +3.8%
Translucent copper poured into my Saranac pint/pilsner glass. Full2 fingeers of staying head.
I smell hops.
Pale, hop, nice finish. The >6% blends real well into the hop flavor. The finish here is very special. Almost like 3 layers of hops. Very enjoyable. Sits, sits, sits.
Yummy. Awesome after-taste. Extremely balanced and full flavor for an APA.
Im glad this one came in a 22oz. I definately want more.
07-23-2008 23:27:27 | More by JasonA
4.4/5 rDev +5%
12th Release, 2008 Edition
The beer was amber in color with a thick, off-white head. A little bit of lacing.
Mostly floral aroma, with a little bit of citrus.
Pine and lavender taste, with some grapefruit. They complement each other quite well.
A smooth, easy to drink beer.
10-22-2008 02:38:52 | More by lordofthewiens
4/5 rDev -4.5%
03-01-2014 04:44:03 | More by DaftPatrick
New York
4.5/5 rDev +7.4%
03-07-2014 22:11:13 | More by pengs68
4.25/5 rDev +1.4%
11-08-2012 01:41:33 | More by warnerry
4.25/5 rDev +1.4%
10-30-2013 12:04:04 | More by tim6298
3.5/5 rDev -16.5%
02-14-2012 20:08:25 | More by DWolf
3.38/5 rDev -19.3%
24 oz bottle, 2007 11th edition. Pours a clear copper with a creamy white head that retains well and laces the glass.
The aroma is sweet doughy malts with floral piney hops and a little tar.
The flavor is sweet bready malts with a lingering burnt bitter finish. The mouthfeel is medium bodied and watery.
Overall, a decent IPA(?) with good bitterness. It's a little simplistic and not totally to my tastes.
11-06-2007 06:29:54 | More by Beaver13
4.1/5 rDev -2.1%
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I am using a pint glass and see a lots of lacing and a decent creamy head. Head tastes all creamy, too. Smells hoppy and like honey. Taste is similar with more of a pine hopness. There is a sweet malt flavor that comes out sort of like caramels. This is a very drinkable, delicious beer. It's not all out hops, it just a smooth, incredibly well-balanced beer. Delicious!
05-20-2008 20:41:19 | More by babyhobbes
New York
4.53/5 rDev +8.1%
Presentation: It was poured from a brown 24 oz bottle into a pint glass. The label reads 12th release 2008.
Appearance: The head builds up tall, thick and firm from the slow pour. . It is light tan in color and has excellent retention. A nice small cap of foam hangs on until the last sip and as it slowly slides its way down the glass it makes lots of cool lacing that sticks to the glass. Under the head lies a beautiful deep amber colored body with just the slightest protein or chill haze.
Smell: The aroma has a piney resin like hop character with some citrus notes as well. Under that are some light bready/malty notes with just a hint of estery/yeasty red apple skin notes as well as a touch of raw grain.
Taste/Palate: Like the Southern Hemisphere Harvest, this Harvest has a good sturdy base of bready malt sweetness with a touch raw grain. Hop flavor is also quit firm and assertive. The hop character is that of tasty piney hops with some resiny and juicy lemony/grapefruit citrus notes. The bitterness from the hops is more than equal to the malt sweetness and lasts well into the finish. The palate has a nice solid medium feel with plenty of lively carbonation.
Notes: Another outstanding selection from Sierra Nevada with big bold hop flavor and nice supporting malt.
12-01-2009 16:03:42 | More by generallee
Northern Hemisphere Harvest Wet Hop Ale from Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
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The Blue Grotto is one of the most attractive in a series of caves located on the peninsula Luštica, situated between the bay Zlatna luka (Golden Harbour) and cape Mokra gora (Wet Mountain). It is 5.7 nm far from Herceg Novi.It was named...>>
National Park encompasses the basic mountain massif of Durmitor, parts and areas of the lakes and Piva mountain, upper parts of canyon valleys Grabovica and Komarnica, canyon valley of the river Tara and canyons of its confluences - Sušica...>>
No matter whether you enter Boka by land or by sea - your experience will the same - Boka will fascinate you! It looks as if the mountains have cracked and let the sea in. This is the southernmost fjord in Europe. The high mountains bend...>>
Njegoš's Mausoleum is situated on the very top of Jezerski Peak of the Lovcen Massif, 1675 m above sea level. Its foundations were built into six-metre deep mountain rock.>>
Kotor is the largest old urban settlement in Montenegro. Its historic core expanded on a triangular area between the mountains, the sea, and the river Škurda and spring Gurdić. Within the mighty city walls, its urban matrix generally...>>
St. Triphon's Cathedral is the most significant monument from medieval Kotor. The cathedral was under construction for decades. It was finally completed and consecrated in 1166, of which a written testimony is preserved. It was built...>>
The city park Vodice is one of the most attractive places in Pljevlja. It was founded on čitluk (a piece of land) and a former estate of the Holy Trinity Monastery. It is surrounded by woods and has beautiful walking paths; it is a perfect...>>
The "Peaks of the Balkans" Trail, a long-distance hike between Montenegro, Albania and Kosovo, is one of the last hiking adventures in Europe. This transnational trail leads192 km through one of the most remote and wild mountainous regions...>>
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