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Associated Bank in Waukesha robbed
The Associated Bank, 1270 W. Sunset Drive in Waukesha, was robbed of an undisclosed amount of money shortly before 1:30 p.m., Wednesday by a man who implied he had a weapon, police said.
Police were searching for the man, described as white or Hispanic, 28- to 35-years-old, 6 feet to 6-feet-3-inches tall and weighing between 215 and 230 pounds. »Read Full Article(4)
Bucks rise in overtime after late collapse
Boston - When Paul Pierce drained a tying three-pointer with 2.5 seconds left in regulation, the Milwaukee Bucks had squandered a seven-point lead in less than 31 seconds.
Surely there was no coming back from this in overtime, right? »Read Full Article
NRA calls for armed police officer in every school
Washington - Guns and police officers in all American schools are what's needed to stop the next killer "waiting in the wings," the National Rifle Association declared Friday, taking a no-retreat stance in the face of growing calls for gun control after the Connecticut shootings that claimed the lives of 26 children and school staff.
"The only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun," said Wayne LaPierre, the group's executive vice president and CEO. »Read Full Article(1256)
Mother, son critically injured in Caledonia crash
A 41-year-old Racine woman and her 3-year-old son were in critical condition Friday night after a crash in Caledonia, police said.
The woman was driving north on State Highway 38 shortly after 5 p.m. when her vehicle collided with a southbound vehicle at Brook Road, according to police. »Read Full Article
Witness testimony leads to conviction in carjacking case
For more than two years, Vincent Cort's prized ride - an orange 1989 Oldsmobile Delta 88 with giant chrome wheels - has been gathering dust in the basement of police headquarters, held as evidence in Cort's homicide.
It was seen on fliers around town as family and police for nearly two years sought information about the daylight slaying in a busy liquor store parking lot, as Cort, 25, sat in the driver's seat. »Read Full Article(2)
Latest 4-year job estimate far short of Walker goal
The state Department of Revenue is projecting that Wisconsin will create 127,900 private-sector jobs during the four years ending in 2014, about half as many as Gov. Scott Walker promised would be created in his first term in office.
The number of private-sector workers in Wisconsin is expected to rise to about 2 million from nearly 1.9 million, the revenue department said in its fall 2012 report. That would put Walker about 122,000 short of his goal. »Read Full Article(166)
Tax service owner accused of consumer fraud, illegal loans
The owner of a brand new Milwaukee tax preparation service has been hit with a civil forfeiture action by state officials who claim business has misled customers and violated numerous consumer protection laws.
The action names Nicholas Wallace, owner of Allstar Tax Service at 4935 W. Center St. Wallace could not immediately be reached for comment Friday. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Regulator orders improvements at Westbury Bank
Westbury Bank, which said in October it plans to go public with a $46.3 million stock offering, has been told by a regulator to boost capital, address bad loans and take other steps to improve the bank.
In a written agreement with Westbury, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency said it has found "unsafe and unsound banking practices" related to management, credit risk management and inadequate loan-loss reserves, as well as violations of law, at the West Bend-based bank. »Read Full Article(3)
Probation officer charged with stealing pain pills from offenders
A probation officer in Wausau has been charged with stealing painkillers from one of the felons she supervised.
Kim Hoenisch, 41, is charged with burglary, misconduct in public office, possession of narcotic drugs and possession of prescription drugs without a prescription. »Read Full Blog Post(5)
Packers' Saturday is out, Dietrich-Smith is in at center
Green Bay --- At some point, the Green Bay Packers knew they'd need to turn to a younger center for the future.
But they probably weren't expecting to do so on the cusp of the postseason. »Read Full Blog Post(77)
Barrett calls on state to help city with foreclosure crisis
It was not the ideal place to stage a news conference, but that was the whole point.
The city of Milwaukee, Mayor Tom Barrett said Friday in the frigid dining room of a blighted, dangerous home with windows broken, toilets smashed and walls busted out, needs the Walker administration to step up and help the city deal with its foreclosure crisis. »Read Full Article(104)
Gorzelanny deal is official
The Brewers have made official their two-year deal with left-handed reliever Tom Gorzelanny, which means he passed his physical exam on Friday.
The Journal Sentinel first reported Thursday the agreement with Gorzelanny, 30, who became a free agent when he was not tendered a contract for 2013 by Washington. The deal guarantees him $5.7 million, with a $300,000 signing bonus and salaries of $2.6 million in 2013 and $2.8 million in 2014. »Read Full Blog Post(24)
Brewers rank second in MLB fan identification survey
A research company, Scarborough, ranked the 30 clubs in Major League Baseball in terms of what percentage of people surveyed in a market say they are fans of the local team.
The Brewers finished second in the survey, with 73% of those surveyed in Milwaukee saying they were fans of the team. »Read Full Blog Post(9)
Former deputy gets 40 years for producing child porn
A former Milwaukee County Sheriff's sergeant who drugged, molested and filmed young girls during camping trips to a trailer park in Campbellsport was sentenced Friday to 40 years in federal prison for producing child pornography.
Phillip Wentzel, 41, of West Allis must serve another 10 years of supervision if he makes it to the end of his prison term. »Read Full Blog Post
Closed Wyndham hotel sold to parking lot operator
The recently closed Wyndham Milwaukee Airport Hotel has been sold to a Los Angeles-based firm which operates parking lots.
The financially troubled hotel, 4747 S. Howell Ave., was sold to a pair of investment groups affiliated with the L&R Group, according to state real estate records filed Thursday. »Read Full Blog Post(8)
Man, 18, charged in armed robbery of Kenosha bank
An 18-year-old man has been charged with aiding in the armed robbery of a TCF Bank in Kenosha on Wednesday, the Kenosha County District Attorney's office said Friday.
Garry A. Climmons Jr. of Kenosha faces one count of being party to the armed robbery of a financial institution. If convicted, he faces up to 45 years in prison and a maximum $100,000 fine. »Read Full Article(3)
MPS boosts teacher pay, (barely) tweaks residency rule
To better attract new talent to Milwaukee Public Schools, the district will raise starting teacher salaries and allow some new teachers or school leaders extra time to establish residency in the city, the Milwaukee School Board decided Thursday night.
Starting in July, the starting teacher salary will be $41,000, an increase from $37,721, according to a measure approved at the full board meeting. »Read Full Blog Post(44)
Trial delayed for man charged with killing 13-year-old neighbor
The trial of a 76-year-old south side resident charged with killing his 13-year-old neighbor has been pushed back to March.
John H. Spooner faces a single count of first degree intentional homicide for the fatal shooting of Darius Simmons, his next door neighbor, on the sidewalk outside their homes in the 1900 block of W. Arrow St. in May. Spooner suspected the boy of burglarizing his home and stealing shotguns two days earlier. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Winter Weather Advisory expires
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3 finalists named to head state jobs agency
Madison - The state's flagship jobs agency Friday announced the three finalists for its top executive spot and all of them are from Wisconsin.
The search committee for the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. sent three names to Gov. Scott Walker to pick the agency's new chief executive officer. The finalists are Ralph Howard of Random Lake, an author and business consultant; Michael Jenkins, of Cedarburg, managing director of investment firm Denali Ventures; and Jason Jensen of Madison, vice president of business development for Parts Now!, a wholesale provider of printer parts to servicers. »Read Full Article(4)
Wisconsin appeals court upholds domestic partner registry
Madison - Wisconsin's domestic partnership registries for same-sex couples do not conflict with the state's ban on gay marriage and civil unions, a unanimous appeals court ruled Friday.
Opponents of the same-sex registries sued in an attempt to stop the state from extending benefits to gay couples, but the Madison-based District 4 Court of Appeals sided with a Dane County judge and found that the registries do not violate the state constitution. »Read Full Article(154)
Carjack homicide case goes to jury
Lawyers for three men charged in a fatal 2010 carjacking renewed their attacks Friday on the critical state witness who implicated them all earlier this year, only after he had been arrested on a drug offense.
In closing arguments to the jury, defense counsel reminded jurors about Paris Saffold's nine prior convictions, his poor recall about his own arrest and past issues with one of the defendants, and the aspects of his story that conflict with some of the evidence. »Read Full Blog Post
Alvarez offered and Andersen didn't hesitate to accept
Madison – Wisconsin athletic director Barry Alvarez conducted face-to-face interviews as he searched UW's next football coach:
Central Library announces new hours
The Milwaukee Public Library will be open new hours, officials have announced.
The Central Library will now open at noon on Mondays starting after the holidays. »Read Full Article
MillerCoors extends Holiday Lites run
MillerCoors has extended the run of its Holiday Lites show in the Miller Valley for an additional eight nights.
The additional run begins on Christmas and goes through Jan. 1. »Read Full Article(1)
Two analysts begin coverage of Exact Sciences with a 'buy' rating
Analysts at two Wall Street research firms have initiated coverage of Exact Sciences Corp. with "buy" ratings on its stock.
Mizuho set a $13 price target and Roth Capital set a $16 price target, both in initial reports that were issued Thursday. »Read Full Article
Kenosha man killed in collision with train identified
The driver killed in a Kenosha County collision with an Amtrak train late Thursday has been identified as 20-year-old Erik S. Johnson of Kenosha, the Kenosha County Sheriff's Department said Friday.
Preliminary evidence indicated Johnson was eastbound in a Jeep Cherokee on county Highway A/7th Ave. in the Town of Somers, when he tried to brake before the intersection, according to the department. His vehicle slid on the snow-covered road, crossing into the westbound lane, entering a ditch, and driving up onto the tracks where he was struck by the northbound train. »Read Full Article
Ice, drifting snow snarl roads in southern Wisconsin
Icy roads and drifting snow continued to play havoc in the region Friday morning, especially in the outlying areas, as the first winter storm of the season blew out of south and central Wisconsin.
The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department reported several disabled cars and vehicles in ditches Friday morning. Most of the problems were on side streets and in Merton and Nashotah, but most of the highways appeared clear, it said. »Read Full Article
Winter storm contributed to at least 3 deaths
The winter storm that dumped more than a foot of snow on areas of southern Wisconsin and is believed to have contributed to at least three deaths made its exit from the state Friday.
In its aftermath, thousands of residents were left without electrical power and holiday travelers struggled with dangerous, slippery roads. »Read Full Article
PolitiFact: Updating Gov. Walker's jobs promise
New from PolitiFact Wisconsin: Updating progress by Gov. Walker on his promise to create 250,000 jobs. How's he doing? (17)
BloodCenter of Wisconsin seeks donors to make up shortfall caused by storm
Blood donors and blood drive organizers canceled many appointments yesterday, and the BloodCenter of Wisconsin now estimates there will be a shortfall of more than 1,000 units of blood over the next few days, the organization announced in a news release.
BloodCenter is asking that anyone who is able to safely keep a scheduled donation appointment do so. Appointments are available for Saturday, Sunday and Monday for those who want to help. »Read Full Article
Silver Spring Golf & Banquet Center in Falls sold
Silver Spring Golf & Banquet Center in Menomonee Falls has been acquired by two Chicago-area real estate firms and will be renamed Silver Spring Golf Club.
The sale price was not disclosed, but the property was listed for sale at $5.3 million, and public records showed it had a fair-market value of $2.6 million. »Read Full Article(7)
Appeals court says Harley-Davidson dealership not negligent in test-drive crash
An appeals court has ruled that a Harley-Davidson dealership in Texas was not negligent when an employee crashed while test driving one of its motorcycles.
The employee ran a stop sign, collided with a sport utility vehicle, and lost part of his leg. He sued the dealership, saying it failed to provide a safe place for test rides, according to the Victoria (Texas) Advocate newspaper. »Read Full Blog Post(5)
Packers Podcast: McGinn and Dunne on Crosby, Jennings, Finley and Titans
In this week's podcast, Bob McGinn and Tyler Dunne discuss Mason Crosby's slump, Greg Jennings' future, Jermichael Finley's play and the Packers' matchup with the Tennessee Titans.
Listen here, or download the mp3 file here. You can also find the podcast in the iTunes store.
Former Grizzlies owner says he has no interest in Bucks
Michael Heisley, the former owner of the Memphis Grizzlies, says there is no truth to the rumor that he had an interest in buying the Milwaukee Bucks.
The Memphis Commercial Appeal has a short item on the rumor. »Read Full Blog Post(18)
Video: Daykin discusses the drawbacks of city financing
Business reporter Tom Daykin talks about how companies who get financing from the city don't always live up to job creation expectations.
Wausau woman accused of stealing from sister
Wausau - The attorney for a Wausau woman accused of stealing from her disabled sister said a plea deal has been reached with prosecutors.
Nancy Rodemeier is charged with embezzling $38,000 from her sister over a 10-year period to fund her gambling, drinking and smoking habits. »Read Full Article(2)
Another Joey Gerard's (or two) down the road?
The retro supper clubs that the Bartolotta restaurant group opened in Greendale in August and in Mequon in October might be paving the way for at least a couple more Joey Gerard's restaurants.
Joe Bartolotta, co-owner of the group and the restaurants' namesake, said in an interview that he has been "looking for a potential growth vehicle for us." »Read Full Blog Post(10)
Human Events names Walker conservative of the year
Human Events magazine, a conservative weekly, has named Gov. Scott Walker its conservative of the year.
The magazine said Walker was chosen "because he brought the benefits of conservatism to a financially troubled state, and survived numerous harsh encounters with a relentlessly hostile political environment. He was denounced, protested, and demonized to the point where he shared space with Adolf Hitler and deposed Egyptian strongman Hosni Mubarak on protest signs."
Last year's winner was U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.). U.S. Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner (R-Wis.) won the award in 2006. (125)
Andersen addresses his move from Utah State to UW
Madison – Just a reminder that Wisconsin will introduce Gary Andersen as the school's new football coach at 10 a.m. Friday.
Journal Sentinel deliveries may be delayed in some areas
Journal Sentinel deliveries may be delayed in some areas this morning because of hazardous driving conditions, the newspaper's circulation department said Friday.
Every effort is being made to complete deliveries as soon as possible, it said, but today's paper will be delivered with tomorrow's in some areas if driving conditions are not safe. »Read Full Article
Apartments proposed for female vets
An apartment building for female military veterans is being proposed for Milwaukee's north side - the first of its kind in Wisconsin.
The three-story, 28-unit building would be developed at 4900 W. Fond du Lac Ave., now the site of the former headquarters of Community Advocates. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Winnebago County jury finds man guilty in heroin death
Oshkosh - A jury has found a 32-year-old man guilty of providing heroin to a Winneconne man who died of an overdose.
Jason Van Dyke of Oshkosh was charged with first-degree reckless homicide in connection with the overdose death of 25-year-old Cole Trittin in April 2011. »Read Full Article
On Tap Today: Lucky strikes
You say the week between Christmas and New Year's has nothing going down? How about pins?! This week is one of the busiest of the year for open bowling. Check out what's new on Milwaukee lanes in in our Friday Weekend Cue section.
And movies continue to be the perfect source of holiday boredom relief. But will "This is 40" make you laugh, or make you decide to update your will? Find out what Movie Critic Duane Dudek says. »Read Full Blog Post


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Dawson Community College Early Childhood Education program and DEAP Child Care Education and Support present keynote speaker, Jeff A. Johnson, October 8 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. in the Ullman Center on the DCC campus.
The Montana Office of the Commissioner of Higher Education in partnership with administrators, faculty, and staff at Montana's 2-year colleges wrote a grant application for the United States Department of Labor's Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training Grant program (TAACCCT). Dawson Community College president, Mike Simon, reported a successful outcome last Friday. The US Department of Labor awarded Montana $25 million to fund the grant proposal.
Dawson Community College announced this week that Leanne Hoagland, Agribusiness Program Director, is serving on the State Career and Technical Education Board this 2013-2014. The Montana Commissioner of Higher Education (OCHE) and the Montana Office of Public Instruction (OPI) extended the invitation to Hoagland.
Emily Prouty, trumpet, will be giving her senior recital in fulfillment of the requirements for the Bachelor of Arts in Music Education on Saturday, October 5, 2013 at 7:30 pm in Cisel Hall on the University campus.
Montana Repertory Theatre's Educational Outreach Tour is bringing to the stage Mark Twain's humorous and touching account of the Creation Story, in an adaptation by Ron Fitzgerald. Directed by Andy Meyers, Artistic Director of the Fort Peck Summer Theatre, this three-person show stars Caitlin McRae, Jamie Parnell, and Ryan Luwe (who is also the company stage manager).
Coming to Dawson Community College on September 20 at 6:30 p.m. in the Toepke Center - DCC Auditorium Mark Twain's Diaries of Adam and Eve. The play is FREE.
Dawson Community College is pleased to announce that Reserve Officer Training has been scheduled for Fall semester. The dates for the training are as follows:
Geoscience instructor Alan Brown, from Tennessee State University, provided an update this week about the Introduction to Dinosaur Paleontology course he taught at Dawson Community College in Glendive this past July. He shared details about the class and what they found in the Badlands surrounding Glendive.
"The Paleontology class went great! All the students did well and enjoyed the experience." said Brown. "Unfortunately we did not find any bones on the school's property. We did, however, find a lot on the Baisch ranch property.
Dawson Community College in Glendive, Montana will hold a MPSEOC Fair Wednesday, September 11, from 1 to 2:30pm. Students interested in attending DCC can visit with John Dershem-Bruce, DCC Admissions Counselor at the fair in Toepke Center Gym.
Dawson Community College volleyball coach Gerry Standridge announced this week that #9 Amy Van Hienen was voted to the Sheridan Classic All Tournament Team. She had 5 aces, 10 blocks and 33 digs during the four matches that took place September 6 and 7. Hienen, an outside hitter for the Buccaneers, is a sophomore from Castor, AB Canada.
The Dawson Community College baseball team opened fall practice on Monday, September 1st. Head coach Aaron Carroll, who is starting his third season at DCC, has several new faces on the field this year. Carroll said, "I believe we had a great recruiting year. I was able to get out and see a lot of kids this past spring and summer. It always takes time to make quality contacts in the recruiting world. We were able to bring in 17 new players this year and I have 8 returners."

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Cortlandt Manor, NY - (October 18, 2012) – Women treated for breast cancer at Hudson Valley Hospital Center will have more choices thanks to a $150,000 grant the Hospital is to receive from New York State with the help of Senator Greg Ball.
The money will help to pay for equipment that will allow the Ashikari Breast Center at Hudson Valley Hospital Center to perform intra-operative radiation on women undergoing breast cancer surgery. The procedure will be available to patients starting the second week in November.
"The Ashikari Breast Center at Hudson Valley Hospital Center offers women the best cancer care close to home,'' said breast cancer surgeon Dr. Andrew Ashikari today at a press conference at the Hospital. "Now women who could benefit from intra-operative radiation don't have to travel elsewhere to get it. This is a great addition to the Hospital and a victory for women with breast cancer.''
Sen. Greg Ball said he was happy to advocate for his community in Albany.
"The stresses associated with battling breast cancer are overwhelming and providing world class services locally, without the additional stress of travel and hardship of leaving the familiarity of their community is exactly why I couldn't be happier to deliver this $150,000 grant to the Hudson Valley Hospital Center. I am proud to assist in making the Cheryl R. Lindenbaum Cancer Center the destination of choice for cancer patients in the Hudson Valley," said Senator Greg Ball. "It is a great honor to be able to deliver this money for the hard working doctors, nurses, staff and the entire Hudson Valley Hospital Center community, especially as we embrace the struggles of our mothers, sisters, aunts and other beloved ones during breast cancer awareness month."
Dee Curtis, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in June 2011, said she had no idea what Intra-operative radiation was or how the treatment could help to save her breast before speaking with Dr. Andrew Ashikari. Back then, Hudson Valley Hospital Center's Cancer Center had not yet opened so Curtis had to travel to another Hospital to have her surgery.
"I was going to have a mastectomy, but Dr. Ashikari said with this treatment, he could save my breast,'' said Curtis who lives in Yorktown with her husband. " I also had 1 less week of radiation, which was a good thing because if I had to go one more week, I wouldn't have been able to stay in work. I was just that tired.''
Hudson Valley Hospital President John Federspiel said the Hospital chose to use the grant money and invest an additional $413,000 to buy the intra-operative radiation equipment because it is committed to making the Hospital's Cheryl R. Lindenbaum Cancer Center the destination of choice for cancer patients in the Hudson Valley.
"Cancer patients should not have to add extra travel to their already hectic lives during such a stressful time'' said Federspiel. "The philosophy of our Cancer Center is to provide quality, comprehensive cancer care close to home. It should be no different when it comes to women who choose to have intra-operative radiation.''
Intra-operative radiation (IORT) allows selected breast cancer patients undergoing breast preservation surgery to receive one dose of radiation while asleep during surgery, compared with 6-1/2 weeks of radiation after surgery. In higher risk patients, it is used to boost the surgical cavity with radiation to reduce the post-op radiation to only 5 weeks. Women who undergo IORT only and develop a recurrence can then undergo a repeat lumpectomy and whole breast radiation, while those who get standard radiation and develop a recurrence are recommended to have a mastectomy. The Ashikari Breast Center has participated in the largest international trial of IORT and will be active in the American trial, which will begin soon. The IORT procedure at HVHC will be overseen by the Cancer Center's Department of Radiation Oncology under its Medical Director, Dr. Chika Madu.
"Not everyone is a candidate for IORT, but in many women undergoing a lumpectomy it provides a less stressful option to traditional whole breast radiation treatments," said Dr. Pond Kelemen of the Ashikari Breast Center.
The Ashikari Breast Center came to Hudson Valley Hospital Center in July 2011 and their offices are located in the Hospital's Cheryl R. Lindenbaum Comprehensive Cancer Center, which opened in November 2011.
Leaders in their field, The Ashikari team has pioneered a breast reconstruction procedure that has attracted women from all over the world, most notably a nipple-sparing procedure that allows them to remove cancerous or potentially cancerous breast tissue, minimizing the trauma of a mastectomy. Many women, including those who are cancer-free, but have high-genetic risk and are seeking prophylactic surgery, favor this approach.
Hudson Valley Hospital Center and the Cheryl R. Lindenbaum Cancer Center are dedicated to serving the health care needs of the community and to providing quality, comprehensive medical care in a compassionate, professional, respectful manner, without regard to race, religion, national origin or disease category. Offering state-of-the-art diagnostic treatment, education and preventive services, the Hospital is committed to improving the quality of life in the community. In fulfilling this mission, the Hospital will strive to continuously improve the care provided and develop and offer programs, facilities, systems and alliances that most effectively respond to community health care needs. Hudson Valley Hospital Center is located on Route 202 (1980 Crompond Road) in Cortlandt Manor, New York. Call 914-737-9000 or visit hvhc.npgdev.comThe Cheryl R. Lindenbaum Cancer Center is located at 1978 Crompond Road, Cortlandt Manor, New York. Call 293-8400 or visit hvhc.npgdev.com.


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America Announces Fall And Winter Dates
Monday, August 27, 2012
America has just added a bunch of fall dates to it's itinerary -- along with the band's first bookings of the New Year. After wrapping up their current string of summer dates, the band's back out on the road on September 20th in Winnie, Texas and plowing through to November 17th when they wrap up their 2012 shows in Bowling Green, Kentucky. America's 2013 dates kick off with a series of Canadian stops, beginning on January 18th, in North Bay, Ontario and -- as of now -- playing through January 26th in Oakville, Ontario.
Co-founders Gerry Beckley and Dewey Bunnell say that although America is now a perfect fit for the many casino dates they play each year, it took their audience growing up and having more expendable incomes for the shows to become profitable for the casinos: "(Gerry Beckley): We did them very early on, but maybe once every couple of years we were in Vegas. So it's not like it was never a part, but it kicked in around 1980 and it has just gone through the roof." (Dewey Bunnell): "The odd thing about the casinos in the early days was that we had a younger audience, and we could fill that room, and the casino would be full of a bunch of long-hairs, but they wouldn't leave a dime on the tables or the machines. So the house would say, 'Well, you're great at selling tickets in to your show, but you're not helping us.'"
Dewey Bunnell says that over the years on the road, the band has learned to run a tight ship both on and off the stage: "We've grown up on the road and we know what we're supposed to be doing. The live show's matured. You take your responsibility a little more seriously. You have to take care of your voice. We wanna be able to do those songs justice every night. You don't wanna let down the team, I think we all appreciate that."
UPDATED: America North American tour dates (subject to change):
August 25 - Citrus Heights, CA Sunrise Marketplace Outdoor Pavilion
September 1 - Sausalito, CA Sausalito Art Festival at Bay Model
September 20 -Winnie, TX Nutty Jerry's Winnie Arena
September 21 - Biloxi, MS Hard Rock Live Biloxi
September 22 - Mandeville, LA Castine Center
October 5 - Youngstown, OH Stambaugh Auditorium
October 6 - Carmel, IN The Palladium
October 26, 27 - Charlotte, NC Blumenthal Performing Arts
November 9 - Riverside, CA Fox Performing Arts Center
November 10 - Los Angeles, CA Wadsworth Theatre
November 15 Newark, OH Midland Theatre
November 16 - New Buffalo, MI Four Winds Casino
November 17 - Bowling Green, KY Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center
January 18 - North Bay, ON Capitol Centre
January 19 - Mississauga, ON Living Arts Centre
January 22 - Kingston, ON Grand Theatre
January 25 - Richmond Hill, ON Richmond Hill Centre For the Performing Arts
January 26 - Oakville, ON The Oakville Centre For The Performing Arts
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Fox 2's Murray Feldman goes to the brand new 'Finance Lab' at Walsh College in Troy.
He is joined by Dr. John Moore, PhD., Associate Professor of Finance and Investment Advisor Leon LaBrecque of the firm LJPR
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From Walsh College: The Finance Lab includes technologies to deliver Wall Street and world markets to students. We will employ Bloomberg, Stock Track, and CRSP Research software, among others. A full-color LED ticker winds along the top of this area's outer wall with a continuous live feed of current stock prices and programmable messages. The Finance Lab is expected to significantly improve the learning experience for Walsh students. At the same time, it will serve as a lifelong education, research, and financial literacy resource for educators, area businesses and community residents.
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The new iPhone 5 swept you off your feet in September. It dazzled you with sapphire crystals and diamond-cut edges; vibrant, kaleidoscopic Retinas that seemed to peer straight into your soul; and longer battery life - when you were awake, so was it.
But something didn't feel quite right. You couldn't put your finger on it - but it was as if the iPhone didn't trust you. As if it felt the need to track your every move.
You weren't imagining things. Apple's new iOS 6 does, indeed, come with a default setting that tracks your activity, gathering a constant stream of personal data. Apple's advertising arm, iAd, uses that data to create a targeted, personal ad campaign based on your recent Googling of "romantic comedies," that knitting app you downloaded, and the Thai restaurant you checked into last night.
This tracking isn't new. Apple devices have long carried unique device identifiers, or UDIDs (think of it as your iPhone's Social Security number), which third-parties used to seed phones with targeted ads. But after Congress raised privacy concerns last spring, Apple began using UDID data only "for its own purposes," Mikey Campbell, associate editor at Apple Insider, explained to me in an email. In its place for third parties is a new iPhone tracking technology, according to Business Insider.
It's called an Advertising Identifier, and it's basically an anonymous device ID number so businesses can follow your activities, without knowing much else about you. When you surf Crate & Barrel searching for stainless steel cookware, for example, the site's publisher may send your Advertising Identifier to an ad server. Later, expect to see a lot of steel spatulas pop up on your screen.
For a brief period after the release of the iPhone 5, the Advertising Identifier reportedly wasn't working. That meant advertisers couldn't see if their ads influenced a user's decision to buy something or prompted him to install an app. (These activities are known as "conversion.") But now, the feature is working.
Here's the good news: You can turn it off - and send skulking advertisers on their way. But unlike most activities associated with Apple, shutting it down is somewhat counterintuitive.
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Another method: The Support tab of Apple's website offers instructions and a link to "opt out" of what it calls "interest-based iAds."
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What are those cryptic " other networks?" Apple Insider's Campbell thinks the phrase refers to "third-party analytics from ad networks.
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Recently Orlando Science Center has welcomed Harry the Praying Mantis into Science Park for our new Harry's Big Adventure exhibit which has brought many curious inspectors checking out all our multi-legged friends. This has created a question among many. What has happened to the earthquake room? Do not worry my friends, the earthquake room, along with the chess board, will be returning in January after Otronicon.
The earthquake room is a favorite among many, allowing visitors to experience a 5.6 earthquake. It has been with us since the beginning of Orlando Science Center making it 15 years old. The earthquake room is therefore in much need of a makeover, which is exactly what is happening. When the room returns it will be gleaming with new paint and fresh carpet. Not only is the earthquake room returning in January with a fresh new face, it is bringing along some new activities!
Everyone enjoys racing their friend's cars down the 70ft pinewood derby track and now they can enjoy personalizing their own car with wheels and weights. This build-it-yourself pinewood derby activity will add a whole new level of excitement while racing your cars down the track. Science Park will be introducing a new exploratory activity with wind tubes, allowing visitors to observe how different objects move through air. The Gravitron ball wall will also be expanding to twice its current size. Come and explore these new and improved activities in January.


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by Tom Lindley
CNHI News Service
— It was warm and muggy, but that didn't matter, for opening night is always special for Alabama high school football teams. Walker hosted Cullman at Gambrell/Ki-Ro Field in Jasper, Ala. The rivals battled through four quarters before Cullman rallied from a 10-point deficit late in the game to pull out a heart-stopping 13-10 victory. Too bad the story about the game didn't end there.
What had been a splendidly played season opener turned into something ugly, something that will carry negative ramifications for the rest of the year. Maybe longer than that.
As the exhausted teams began walking off the field, without the traditional postgame handshake, a Cullman assistant coach, Matt Hopper, walked by the Walker sidelines near the 30-yard line, where a TV clip shows Coach John Holladay taking a step or two toward Hopper and launching a punch with his right hand. The men fell to the ground and battled until separated by other coaches and police. Hopper seemed to get the worst of it, showing a bruised and bloody face and a ripped shirt.
It was another moment where sportsmanship was benched in favor of mayhem. But this flare-up was different. It was two coaches, men who should have known better, and not teenage athletes still learning to control their emotions.
What precipitated the fight remains unclear. What is clear is the quick action taken by the Alabama High School Athletic Association and its executive director, Steve Savarese. Both coaches drew season-ending suspensions. Walker, partially because of a football incident last year, has been disqualified from this year's playoffs. Each school was fined $1,500.
Earlier in the week, Holladay, who led his team to a region championship last year, had been placed on administrative leave and an interim coach was named. He resigned the next day, ending a seven-year career there having won two-thirds of his games.
Eliot Hopkins, director of educational services for the National Federation of State High School Associations, said coaches are considered an extension of the classroom. "They are the teachers, so this is quite concerning," he said.
With nearly 8 million boys and girls participating in sports across the country, things happen – the ugly ones become big news -- but most are usually dealt with swiftly and resolved. Hopkins doesn't see an uptick in violence in high school sanctioned sports, although it could be more pervasive in travel team or club sports, where there is less game supervision and oversight. School boards and administrations normally step in and address negative issues quickly.
The two Alabama schools have also had to deal with harsh publicity, both inside and outside the state. Some sportswriters had called on the two schools to be suspended from the state playoffs. That would have been harsh, especially for the players who weren't involved in the melee. Then again, outrageous acts deserve strong sanctions.
Both Cullman and Walker had to know severe penalties would be forthcoming. In August, the AHSAA issued a stern report about the growing prevalence of poor sportsmanship. The survey noted an increase in fines and ejections among coaches and players in 2012. According to the report, in the 2012-13 school year there were 684 ejections – including 50 involving coaches – compared to 153 the previous year. The AHSAA's Savarese said reducing those numbers was a priority.
Clearly, there was growing tension between the two schools. Cullman Times sports writer Rob Ketcham wrote that the "brouhaha was not all that surprising considering the bad blood that has arisen between the rivals in recent years." Last season's 30-0 playoff victory by Cullman produced a "near brawl" late in the game. Given all that's happened, maybe the time has come to shut down this rivalry, at least for a while.
The tragedy in Alabama is that the damage has been done and the schools must live with the shame and embarrassment. It's now part of their history, a chapter it would rather not publicize.
The federation's Hopkins said the lesson to be learned is that it takes "only a moment" to tarnish 30 or 40 years of outstanding work. Coaches must follow their better instincts. "Don't walk through that door," he advised.
For those who do, there's no turning back.
Tom Lindley is a sports columnist for the CNHI News Service. Reach him at email@example.com.


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GRU includes nine Colleges/Schools, ranging from Business, Education, and Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences, to Medicine, Allied Health, and Science & Mathematics, and serves as home to Georgia's public academic health center. Dr. Azziz also serves as Chairman of the Boards of the Georgia Regents Health System and Medical Center, responsible for the coordination and alignment of the entire clinical enterprise.
Since assuming his leadership role, Dr. Azziz has focused on advancing the university's education, research, and clinical programs; re-energizing philanthropy; and expanding GRU's state, national and global reach. He has strengthened the university's commitment to civic and scholarly engagement, embraced sustainability, and fostered collaborative partnerships both within and outside the university community.
In previous positions, Dr. Azziz served as a transformational leader of multiple institutions, including the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center; the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA); and University of Alabama at Birmingham. In addition to maintaining a nationally recognized clinical practice, Dr. Azziz led institution-wide initiatives to measure and improve faculty productivity, new faculty development and retention, and academic excellence. He is an internationally recognized clinical translational researcher, developing an important research program into androgen-excess disorders in women, which has been funded by the NIH since 1988.
A native of Uruguay and an accomplished artist, Dr. Azziz brings a global and creative spirit to his leadership of Georgia Regents University. He and his wife, Cindy, are enjoying life in the South with their children, Ashlee, Jonathon, and Mallory, and their dog, Arlo..
Buckley, Chairman of the Physicians Practice Group Board of Trustees, served as Chairman of the GHSU Department of Psychiatry and Health Behavior before being named Dean of the Medical College of Georgia in 2011. He also serves as a Professor of Radiology, Psychiatry/Health Behavior, Pharmacology/Toxicology and Graduate Studies. He has extensively researched and treated schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorders. He earned his medical degree from the University College of Dublin.
Bill Anderson is a retired healthcare executive with thirty years' experience in executive positions for community healthcare systems and private/publicly traded national hospital companies. His last position was President and CEO of Regency Hospital Company, a privately held long term acute care hospital company. Previously, he was Division President – Division IV for Triad Hospitals (which includes the former St. Joseph's Hospital of Augusta), where he was responsible for management of twelve acute care hospitals and one rehabilitation specialty hospital with net revenue of $1.2B, 22% operating margin and 9100 FTEs. Prior positions include Quorum Health Services, Healthtrust, Inc. (Columbia/HCA) and Hospital Corporation of America.
Bill is currently serving on the Board of Directors of St. Thomas Health in Nashville, TN, part of the Catholic Ascension Health System, where he is a member of the Finance Committee and the Compensation & Physician Practice Review Oversight Committee. He has served in board and policy roles with the Acute Long Term Hospital Association, American Hospital Association and Federation of American Hospitals. He is a Life Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives. Bill graduated with a BS in Pharmacy from University of Rhode Island and a MBA in Healthcare from Temple University. He is married to Cynthia, also a graduate of URI College of Pharmacy.
Butler's company develops crisis information management software and systems. She previously served in executive and management positions in nuclear engineering and technology development industries. She was named Georgia's Woman of the Year in Technology in 2008. Butler is a Director of Augusta Tomorrow and President of the Augusta Ballet Board of Trustees.
Ben Cheek graduated from the Medical College of Georgia, School of Medicine in 1982 and completed his residency in Obstetrics/Gynecology at the Emory School of Medicine in 1986. He is board certified and in private practice in Columbus, Georgia. He is past president of the MCG School of Medicine Alumni Association.
Dr. Callan supervises the Comprehensive Care Clinic along with co-directing the practice management courses offered within the College of Dental Medicine. He maintains an intramural general dental practice and conducts both educational research and research on practical applications of modern techniques and materials. He is a member of the American Dental Education Association's Commission on Change and Innovation, the International College of Dentists, the American College of Dentists, the Pierre Fauchard Academy, OKU Dental Honor Society, GRU Academy of Educators, and was recently inducted into Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society.
Hopkins, who is board certified in orthopaedic surgery and sports medicine, has a private practice in Griffin, Ga. He served in the U.S. Air Force as a flight surgeon and orthopaedic surgeon. Hopkins is a Past President of the Georgia Orthopaedic Society, Spalding Regional Hospital medical staff and Griffin Rotary Club. He is a member of the United Bank Board of Directors and has served on the Georgia Health Strategies Council and Governor's Physician Partnership.
Horne, at Attorney-at-Law in Atlanta, is a member of the American Bar Association, the National Association of Bond Lawyers, the Georgia Economic Developers Association and the Council of Development Finance Agencies. He is Secretary of the Junior Golf Association, Chairman of the LPGA Foundation and a Past President of the National Minority Golf Foundation.
Huckaby, Georgia's House District 113 representative, is a longtime educator who has held administrative positions at Georgia State University, Georgia State University, Gordon College and the University of Georgia. He served as Director of the Governor's Office of Planning and Budget from 1991-95 and as Interim Chief Financial Officer for former Gov. Sonny Perdue. A resident of Oconee County, he is a member of the Oconee County Rotary Club, the Oconee County Chamber of Commerce and the Management Committee of the Hard Labor Creek Reservoir. He is a Trustee of the Ty Cobb Educational Foundation and was named Douglas County's 1995 Man of the Year. Huckaby earned a bachelor's degree in political science and an M.B.A. in international business from Georgia State University.
Jim Hull is a Member Manager of Hull Storey Gibson Companies, LLC and has played a major role in the acquisition, development and redevelopment of the company's current approximate 11 million square feet of owned retail portfolio located in eight southern states. Jim is a lifelong resident of Augusta, Georgia and active communicant of the Church of the Good Shepherd. He currently serves on the Board of the Community Foundation of the CSRA, Medical College of Georgia Foundation, Augusta State University Foundation, Georgia Regents University Board of Visitors, the Augusta Warrior Project (where Jim is the co-founding member) and Georgia's REACH Scholarship Program. Jim is the recipient of an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree from Georgia Regents University. Jim is an active supporter of Paine College, where he endowed the Hull Scholars Program, and Vanderbilt University, where he endowed the Coles and Caroline Hull Scholarship. Jim is a long-standing member of the United Way's Alexis de Tocqueville Society and has been honored with the United Way's esteemed Founders Award. He is a Rotary Club Paul Harris Fellow, past president of the Augusta Assembly, and has been inducted in Junior Achievement's prominent Business Hall of Fame and Beta Gamma Sigma's Honor Society. Jim is a recipient of the Augusta Bar Association's prestigious Liberty Bell Award and has been honored with the President's Award from Augusta State University and the Society of Fundraising Professionals Philanthropist of the Year Award. Jim gives full credit for his happiness and success to his wonderful wife of 32 years, Karen Newton Hull, and their four adult children.
PruittHealth, Inc. (formerly known as UHS-Pruitt Corporation) is an integrated health care company offering independent and assisted living, skilled nursing services, rehabilitation services, home health and hospice care as well as pharmacy services, community-based services, medical supplies and care management. As a past Chair of both the Board of Governors of the American Health Care Association and the Board of Directors of the Georgia Health Care Association, Regent Pruitt is a recognized leader in the health care profession as shown by his February, 2013 Congressional appointment to the Commission for Long Term Care. He currently serves as a Board Member of the American Health Care Association, the Georgia Chamber of Commerce and the PruittCares Foundation. Regent Pruitt graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from the University of the South. He was awarded a Master's of Business Administration and a Master's of Health Administration from Georgia State University in 2000. He and his wife, Mebane, have three children.
Rowland, a 1952 GHSU graduate, practiced family medicine in Dublin, Ga., for 22 years. He served in the U.S. House of Representatives for 12 years and the Georgia House of Representatives for six years. He is a member of the Medical College of Georgia Alumni Association and a recipient of the association's Distinguished Alumnus Award. He is an honorary member of the Dublin Rotary Club and the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society.
Board of Regents Appointee, Don L. Waters is the Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Brasseler USA, Inc., an international manufacturer of dental and medical surgical instrumentation. Waters has been CEO of Brasseler for 20 years. Prior to that he practiced both as a Certified Public Accountant, as a Partner with Price Waterhouse & Co., and as an attorney with Hunter Maclean. A native of Savannah, he currently serves as the Chairman of Union Mission, Inc., a provider of social services dedicated to ending homelessness, and as the Chairman of the Chatham County Hospital Authority. He also serves on the Boards of the University of Georgia Foundation, the Armstrong Atlantic State University Foundation, the New York University School of Dentistry, and the University of California at Los Angeles College of Dentistry. Waters graduated from Armstrong State College with a BBA in Accounting and the University of Georgia School of Law with a JD. He and his wife Cindy have two daughters and are members of the Isle of Hope United Methodist Church.
Jack has been a member of the Georgia Regents Medical Associates Board of Trustees for several years. Dr. Yu holds multiple board certifications and is a member of numerous professional organizations, including the American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons and the American Society of Craniofacial Surgeons. His publications include 72 publications in peer reviewed journals and 19 book chapters. Dr. Yu has earned additional training from The Wharton Executive Management Program for Academic Surgery Leaders, the Wharton School and the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics, as well as Leadership Development for Physicians in Academic Health Centers, Harvard School of Public Health, Department of Health Policy and Management and Center for Continuing Education. Dr. Yu graduated with a Doctor of Dental Medicine, Master of Science in Education and Doctor of Medicine from the University of Pennsylvania..
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WILMINGTON, North Carolina – Senior middle infielder Michael Bass helped UNCW to a 3-1 week with wins over Elon, Coastal Carolina and at James Madison with a big week at the plate, keying the Seahawks at the top of the order and earning Colonial Athletic Association Co-Player-of-the-Week honors.
Bass led the Seahawks to an impressive 3-1 week, hitting .625 with six runs scored and seven knocked in. He also posted a .700 OBA and a .875 slugging percentage. Against Coastal Carolina, he launched his team-leading and career-high fourth homer, a three-run shot, that tied the game and ignited the Seahawks to score the next eight runs and take control of the game.
Bass extended his hitting streak to a career-high 15 game and his on base streak to 21 games. In two games against JMU, he hit .714, scored three times and knocked in three.
Bass shared the award with Towson junior outfielder Dominic Fratantuono.
The Seahawks open a six-game homestand on Tuesday with a 6 p.m. start against East Carolina. UNCW head coach Mark Scalf will be honored prior to the game for winning his 700th career game last week against Elon.
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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (11/2/13) -Two Carol Martin Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science in Kentucky at WKU students and one South Warren High School student have had their WKU-mentored research recognized by the Siemens Foundation as national semifinalists in the 2013 Siemens Competition in Math, Science & Technology.
Isaac Kresse, a Gatton Academy senior from Louisville, was recognized in the individual competition. Julia Gensheimer, a Gatton Academy junior from Bowling Green, and Jack Broaddus, a South Warren High School junior from Bowling Green, were honored in the team category.
The Siemens Competition in Math, Science & Technology is known as the nation's premier research program for high school students. This year 2,440 students registered for the competition with a total of 1,559 projects submitted for consideration; 331 semifinalists were named.
"The Siemens Competition is as big as it gets in high school research recognition. Being named a semifinalist puts these students in an elite crowd of the nation's top high school researchers," said Derick Strode, the Gatton Academy's assistant director of academic services.
Strode's comments were echoed by Dr. Matthew Nee, assistant professor of chemistry, who mentored Kresse.
"Many WKU and Academy students are involved in undergraduate research with faculty members in our department, but the Siemens Competition demands a considerable effort after the laboratory work is done," Nee said. "It is a great opportunity for students to see that only a small fraction of the research process is the actual experiments. The weeks of effort spent analyzing data to reach sound conclusions and preparing the contextualized report are more representative of the full cycle that professional researchers must complete."
Kresse discussed how his research expanded on his Gatton Academy coursework.
"While working with Dr. Nee, I was able to develop a reactor for analyzing reaction mechanisms in a way that few had ever done before. I find it exciting to learn something you can't just find in a textbook and then use that knowledge to create something new," Kresse said.
Gensheimer and Broaddus developed a team project through WKU's Institute for Combustion Science and Environmental Technology under the direction of Dr. Yan Cao, director of ICSET and professor of chemistry.
Dr. Cao said diligence and teamwork made Gensheimer and Broaddus a successful research team.
"Julia and Jack are both highly motivated and hard-working students. They always had insightful ideas on how to carry out their research. I was surprised by their abilities to handle sophisticated scientific work so early in their research experiences and to work so well as collaborative partners," Dr. Cao said.
Reflecting on her experience, Gensheimer said, "Not only did I learn a lot about graphene, but working at ISCET and entering the Siemens Competition taught me time management, communication skills, and the research process from experiment design to a complete lab report. Best of all, my partner and I were able to work with wonderful mentors and share our discoveries with others."
Kresse's study was supported over the summer by the Gatton Research Internship Grant. Both Gensheimer and Broaddus were supported over summer through the American Chemical Society's Project SEED Program.
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