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The Great Gatsby
- Release Date: May 10, 2013
- Genres: Drama, Romance
- Cast: Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire, Joel Edgerton, Carey Mulligan, Isla Fisher, Jason Clarke, Amitabh Bachchan, Elizabeth Debicki
- Directors: Baz Luhrmann
- Official Site: http://thegreatgatsby.warnerbros.com/
- Distributor: Warner Bros. Pictures
- The film follows Fitzgerald-like, would-be writer Nick Carraway as he leaves the Midwest and comes to New York City in the spring of 1922, an era of loosening morals, glittering jazz and bootleg kings. Chasing his own American Dream, Nick lands next door to a mysterious, party-giving millionaire, Jay Gatsby, and across the bay from his cousin, Daisy, and her philandering, blue-blooded husband, Tom Buchanan. It is thus that Nick is drawn into the captivating world of the super-rich, their illusions, loves and deceits. As Nick bears witness, within and without the world he inhabits, he pens a tale of impossible love, incorruptible dreams and high-octane tragedy, and holds a mirror to our own modern times and struggles.
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We love geometric art and of course modern architecture so when the two of them are combined you get stunning results.Technology has allowed architects to create work way beyond the standard box that many associate modern architecture with.The BiCentennial Civic Center (above) is constructed from faceted prisms made out of concrete.This creates a very unique play of light and shadow.
We were just talking about light and shadow, right? Now add color! Not only does architecture look like modern art, but it creates art on these white walls.
A crystal geometric ceiling light will create amazing play on light and shadow in your interior. Its like an expolosion in the sky!
Inertia Crystal 24" Wide Corbett Flushmount Ceiling Light
The bold black and white triangular facade wrapped around this dome structure creates a strong and dynamic backdrop to this urban Tokyo setting.
Modern pendant lighting can create this same dynamic feeling in your setting. This black and white geometric pendant (below) would be perfect!
Tetra Tiffany Style 7-Inch-W Pendant Chandelier
Traditional Japanese wood construction has morphed with modern day technology to create a stunning facade that looks more like a sculpture than a place to conduct business.
If you aren't lucky enough to live or work in one of these geometric architectural works of modern art then you can always bring geometric home decor into your modern interior.
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+Pantone announced their color of the year this week. Emerald Green will be the color focus of the year throughout the design industry so keep your eye out!
+Legendary architect, Oscar Niemeyer passed away at the age of 104 on Wednesday. He's known for designing beautiful architecture around the world and his brilliance will be missed.
+Speaking of great architecture, Kate Arends from Wit + Delight has a great post on Louis Kahn and is famous Norman Fisher House.
+They are the coolest city lights you'll ever see... L.A. Times Photography posted satelite images of earth at night on-line and they are spectacular. Frame-worthy for sure!
+If you're a new designer starting out or you just have some questions about working in the design industry, graphic designer Shauna Haider has a great advice column on her blog Nubby Twiglet.
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At the moment, I'm obsessed with desk lighting – it's probably because I'm one of those designers that would rather have good table lighting on than an overhead light during the day. Let's say goodbye fluorescent lighting, shall we? There are tons of desk lamp styles to choose from – industrial, modern, contemporary, traditional, the list could go on and on. I've chosen two of my current favorite desk lamps to highlight in this "get the look" feature.
There are a lot of things to love about this workspace (above) – my favorite is a pharmacy-style desk lamp. I've got to say that if you want to get this look, the Bruno desk lamp (below) is an honorable take on a 1933 design manufactured by the Kaiser Company in Germany.
Robert Abbey Bruno Bronze Pharmacy Desk Lamp
The rich bronze finish makes it a stand out piece. Having this light on your desk is bound to get your creativity going.
Want a more modern and iconic desk lamp? The Draper is perfect for you. This mid-century retro and classic style (above) is one lamp that I find a lot of clients and friends looking for – it's luckily sold right here.
Draper Black Mid-Century Desk Lamp
What I love even more about this version (above) is that it has two lights, which can illuminate your desk with either one or both lights one. It's a must have if this is your style.
What kind of desk lamp are you coveting for your workspace?
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When most people think about modern interiors or modern lofts they might think about something cold, raw, and industrial. But they're only fooling themselves.
The use of soft pastel colors in modern art and home decor contrasts the stark white surfaces and concrete elements, creating an incredibly soft and luxurious design. This hand painted wall mural (above) is done in the most beautiful soft colors, creating such a dynamic statement that nearly takes my breath away. The Turkish area rug grounds this space and contrasts nicely with the modern dining table. Lastly, whether concrete is being used as flooring, furniture or accessories it always adds perfect texture to any modern space.
Cerno Onus Modern Grey Black Concrete Desk Lamp
Most modern sofas can hold their own, but hanging a collection of modern art above brings so much more character to the room. It's these details that allow an individual's true character to show through in the design. The soft colored art mixed with the black and white create a soothing and sculptural effect. A simple modern coffee table is also a great addition to any living space.
Zuo Haxby Walnut and Glass Modern Coffee Table
And of course don't forget that lighting is art too. A colorful or sculptural pendant light can be the key element to bringing your room to life.
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IIA occasionally performs very narrowly-targeted scans of all campus networks to find high-risk vulnerabilities that pose an imminent threat. When this occurs, an e-mail notification will be sent to network administration lists such as FLN to advise of the scope and timing of the scan.
IIA performs network vulnerability scans using the Nessus vulnerability scanner. When campus-wide scans are performed, every effort will be made to notify network owners in advance. Units that observe unexpected scan traffic may contact firstname.lastname@example.com with the relevant source and target IP address to determine whether an IIA scan is the root cause.
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IIA does not provide licenses to units for specific vulnerability scanners. If a unit would like to perform regular vulnerability scans, we recommend first evaluating the IIA monthly scanning service to see if it will meet those needs.
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Ultrasound involves the use of high-frequency sound waves to create images of organs and systems within the body.
An ultrasound machine creates images that allow various organs in the body to be examined. The machine sends out high-frequency sound waves, which reflect off body structures. A computer receives these reflected waves and uses them to create a picture. Unlike with an x-ray or CT scan, there is no ionizing radiation exposure with this test.
The test is done in the ultrasound or radiology department. You will be lying down for the procedure. A clear, water-based conducting gel is applied to the skin over the area being examined to help with the transmission of the sound waves. A handheld probe called a transducer is moved over the area being examined. You may be asked to change position so that other areas can be examined.
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Preparation for the procedure will depend on the body region being examined.
There is generally little discomfort with ultrasound procedures. The conducting gel may feel slightly cold and wet.
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Results are considered normal if the organs and structures in the region being examined are normal in appearance.
The significance of abnormal results will depend on the body region being examined and the nature of the problem. Consult your health care provider with any questions and concerns.
There are no documented risks. No ionizing radiation exposure is involved.
Most ultrasound examinations are performed in the manner described. However, certain circumstances require that the ultrasound probe be inserted into the body, rather than simply passing it over the skin. Consult your health care provider to determine the specifics of your test.
Cosgrove DO, Meire HB, Lim A, Eckersley RJ. Ultrasound: general principles. In: Adam A, Dixon AK, eds. Grainger & Allison's Diagnostic Radiology: A Textbook of Medical Imaging. 5th ed. New York, NY: Churchill Livingstone; 2008:chap 3.
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The Neanderthal Ball Was a Rockin' Success
Guests partied like a caveman at the Orlando Science Center's Annual Neanderthal Ball on Saturday, November 5. They participated in a "diamond dig" for an authentic half-karat diamond, examined real fossils, and showed off the latest in "caveman couture." It was a night of prehistoric fun in the dinosaur exhibit and raised $100,000 for the Science Center's mission to inspire science learning for life.
Not only was the ball filled with fun activities, upscale dining was provided by Stonewood Grill with beverages, including Olive Garden's fine wines and Orlando Brewing Company's artisan beers. New event partner Absolut vodka offered a martini bar to move our theme into the Ice Age with a themed area inside the Science Center's astronomy exhibit.
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NEW YORK — Sara Horowitz was born into a proud union family. Her father worked as a labor lawyer, her grandfather as a vice president of the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union. So it felt like kismet when, on the first day of a new law firm job, Horowitz discovered that she and several other recent hires had been classified as independent contractors. "We weren't given retirement or health insurance benefits. We called ourselves 'the transient workers union,' and I was made president. We joked about it, but for me it was a significant aha! moment. I started realizing there was this whole new way that workers were being treated."
This was the inception of what has since turned into Horowitz's all-encompassing calling. Freelance contractors made up 31 percent of the American workforce in 2005, according to a GAO report, and that ratio is almost surely even higher today. As the freelance trend began to accelerate, in Horowitz's recounting, labor activists at first tried to cajole corporations into hiring all those independent contractors as full-time staff with benefits. But to Horowitz, it was clear this was a losing battle. "It would never make sense from the company's perspective," she says, "and we'd never have enough leverage." Instead, she envisioned a new strategy: She'd find ways to organize and protect freelance workers — in all sorts of fields — in the same way that classic trade unions provide safety nets for corporate employees.
This ongoing quest led to Horowitz's creation of the Freelancers Insurance Company, which now provides health coverage for close to 25,000 New Yorkers and is approaching $100 million in revenues. Along the way, Horowitz has received countless personal accolades. She was awarded a MacArthur Foundation "genius grant" in 1999, and in December was named to the New York Federal Reserve Bank board of directors. What's her secret — how did she transform a goal into a successful battle plan?


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The wife really needs your prayers!!!!!!
When it rains it pours. I was paged out this morning to a trailer fire in the eastern part of the county. Our dept worked like hell to get the fire under control. When the flames had died my worse nightmare came true.
Inside the trailer was my wifes 2 uncles. My heart fell into my boots. I had no idea how to call my wife and tell her. SO I made the call and stepped down as the investigation into their deaths progress's. Nobody knows exactly yet the cause of the blaze
So I ask you guys again, as I know you will, her family needs the prayers. Here grandmother came through but now it has impacted me, as I was good friends with them both and her family of course.
David was the father of 5 and 2 gand kids. Andy was the father of 4 with 4 grand kids. GOD Bless everyone of you guys and gals and thanks for the support.
Josh - our hearts go out to you and your wife. You guys have certainly been through a lot lately!
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My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
Your family is in our prayers. Keep the family sprits up.
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Josh, we share in your sorrow. I have the deepest respect for the men and women who have to handle the jobs you perform day in and day out. I'm sure there isn't a call you fellas go on where you don't ask yourself "Is this the one?"
You have a very heavy burden at this time but, you can rest assured there is someone near to help carry the load.
God bless you and your loved ones.
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Real sorry to hear of your loss.My prayers to the families.I sure hope you have better days coming ,you need it!!!Kevin
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Yellowfin Tuna
|Jim Rizzuto
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Tropical Sun Sportfishing (Kona, Hawaii)
When and why do you choose to troll for this species?
We troll for yellowfin tuna all year. Our pods of spotted dolphin attract tuna in quantities that vary during the year. However, from June through September, yellowfin migrate to our waters to spawn. We troll in a similar fashion, but we focus on water depths from 500 to 1,000 fathoms off the island of Hawaii. When the ocean currents push in toward the island, we troll in 100 to 500 fathoms, looking for signs of tuna and the presence of bait.
Describe your favorite trolling outfit and rig for this species.
My favorite tuna rig is a 20- to 25-foot section of 220-pound Momoi fluorocarbon crimped to a 7-inch Koya or Joe Yee resin bullethead in either light-blue or mother-of-pearl color with a Flashabou skirt and Mylar wings. Flashabou, which was originally used as a fly-tying material, has revolutionized lure development for yellowfin tuna and blue marlin more than any other innovation I've seen in 25 years.
Beneath the lure is a single Mustad 9/0 Southern and Tuna hookcrimped to the leader. Ahead of it is a string of rigging beads.
The top of the leader is crimped into a loop and attached to the 130-pound-test Amilan mono main line with a Sampo HD double-ring snap swivel. The main line is crimped to the snap swivel.
My preferred rod is a 6 ½-foot, 130-pound Seeker blank with roller guides. I like the Shimano Tiagra 130 two-speed reel.
Why is this your favorite trolling rig/outfit for this species?
|Jim Rizzuto
Most every charter captain and recreational angler is running one of these Flashabou-skirted lures and enjoying phenomenal success. In my opinion, all the credit goes to my longtime friend and successful charter-boat captain Jay Lighty. This skirt material attached to a straight-running jet head is, in my professional opinion, the absolute best trolled-lure combination for yellowfin tuna today.
All captains I talked with mentioned other bait options and other setups, based on conditions and timing. However, when cornered about which one rig to highlight, their choices jelled quickly.
Will these baits always produce? That's questionable, but that's also fishing.
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One late afternoon in June a couple of years ago, I was sitting in the office of American Caribbean Real Estate in Islamorada, talking with my friends Geoff and Cheri Tindall about our rapidly declining real estate market. Cheri manages the company, plus she and Geoff are rabid tarpon fly-anglers, so I can usually get a double report from them - real estate trends and the location of the most recent hot tarpon bite.
As we spoke, a battered red pickup truck, a vehicle we all knew to belong to Capt. Skip Nielsen, a top inshore guide, pulled into the parking lot. He burst through the door, looked at Geoff and me and said, "I have a dozen mullet left. Meet me at Bud N' Mary's in 15 minutes." Without saying a word, Geoff and I bolted for our own trucks to head home and change. A tarpon trip with Nielsen is an event not to be missed.
After our rendezvous at the marina, we climbed into Nielsen's skiff and headed south, parallel to U.S. 1 on the bay side. A short run brought us to Channel 2, one of the most famous tarpon passes in all of the Keys. The sun was about to set, and a hard incoming tide rushed under the bridge as we crossed beneath it to the ocean side, anchoring about 50 yards up-current from the bridge.
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Nielsen took two live silver mullet from his livewell, hooked them through the upper lip and let them back behind the skiff, suspended beneath oversize floats. Actually, "suspended" isn't the right word because the strong current stretches the baits out behind the floats and keeps them very close to the surface. Still, the mullet are strong enough to submerge themselves and swim from side to side - the floats just keep them from getting too far away.
A bite came quickly, but it turned out to be an unlucky lemon shark. Most sharks bite quickly through the mono leader, but this one had been hooked perfectly in the corner of the mouth. After a brief fight, we released him and put out a fresh mullet. As the sun crept below the horizon, the tarpon turned on, and we could see and hear them rolling and crashing baits all around us. Suddenly Tindall's rod bent over hard, and a tarpon of about 75 pounds leapt skyward an instant later. No sooner had the fish hit the water again than Nielsen's rod bent double as well - double header!
Nielsen and Tindall crossed over one another repeatedly as they tried to bring the big fish to the boat against the strong current. Their antics resembled some sort of crazed, sweaty fish ballet, and I had a hard time helping release the fish because I was laughing too hard. But their determination paid off, and in short order we had released our first two fish. We went on to release a couple more before calling it an early evening, and we were all home by 11 p.m., not bad for an impromptu tarpon trip. But that's the beauty of tarpon fishing in the Florida Keys: It doesn't have to take all day because the best methods involve fishing tide changes at certain times of day. You can go out and soak baits for eight hours if you want to, but it's normally neither necessary nor particularly productive.


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"It continues to reflect to the people of America that the people of New Orleans can do anything they put their minds to," Landrieu said, looking back at three weeks of major events.
Despite the big showing at the turn of Ash Wednesday and the obvious effort to get Bourbon as clean as can be expected, not everyone got the memo that Mardi Gras was over.
Tessa Snyder and Sarah Forrey were walking down Bourbon at 10 a.m., still costumed from the night before.
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Malignaggi vs. Mosley, Update: Fight is financially falling apart
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Sad as it is, I actually can imagine Mosley winning this fight. I hope it stops with imagination.
I know that what he did against Alvarez was close to nothing but Malignaggi is small WW and doesn't have the power to Ko someone - which is the best way of sparing the audience of yet another most boring fight of the year candidate.. Mosley has got a good chin on him anyways so I wouldn't be worried about that even against a bigger puncher. If Shane doesn't bring at least 1% of that beast he once was, we are in for a boring, shell-shocked, bro hugging performance.
Paulie's main weapons should be his jab and craftyness that he brings to the table. Footwork and good ring generalship should serve him well too. Good thing Paulie can take a punch as well.
The chances are slim for Shane, but...what IF ??!!
All bs aside, this is a terrible matchup. If a non-deserving Mosley really wins and gets a title...ima hang myself.
Your thoughts?
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After Wisconsin selects a new medical transportation provider to replace the embattled LogistiCare, patients may spend more time on the phone when they call to make reservations or complaints. And their service complaints will still be processed by the same company that messed up, rather than a third party.
On the upside, the state will be able to provide better oversight and beef up enforcement: The company will be required to submit daily, weekly and monthly reports on rides provided, complaints and other metrics. While LogistiCare cannot be fined for contract violations, the state will be able to assess financial penalties of $100 to $1,000 on the new contractor each time a ride doesn't show up or shows up late, as well as for each day the call center keeps people on hold for too long. »Read Full Article(13)
SUV goes through ice near Hatley, no one hurt
Hatley - Two people escaped unhurt when their sport utility vehicle went through the ice on Pike Lake Thursday, authorities in Marathon County said.
Crews were sent to the Pike Lake Resort about 1:30 p.m. after someone saw the Chevrolet Suburban break through the ice and was unsure if anyone was inside. »Read Full Article(3)
Andersen announces hiring of 7 assistants
Madison – New Wisconsin football coach Gary Andersen on Thursday announced he has filled seven of the nine assistant positions on his first UW staff.
All the hires have been previously reported. »Read Full Blog Post(36)
Student died after being restrained in alleged shoplifting
The Milwaukee County district attorney's office is reviewing the death of a Nathan Hale High School student who stopped breathing after getting restrained for allegedly trying to shoplift at a West Allis convenience store.
Customers at the store restrained Corey Stingley, 16, outside VJ's Food Mart, 9206 W. Schlinger Ave., on Dec. 14, police said. »Read Full Article
Lyle Lamers founded state's largest locally owned bus firm
Lyle Lamers, who founded a school bus company that grew into the largest locally owned bus firm in Wisconsin, died Sunday at his De Pere-area home of natural causes. He was 97.
Lamers and his late wife, Ellen, founded Lamers Bus Lines in 1944. He'd been farming since 1928 and, in the early days, milked cows before heading out to drive a school bus, according to his son, company President Allen Lamers, one of many family members who still work with the firm. »Read Full Article
Packers' Rodgers about Jennings' sister's tweets: 'Not a big deal'
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers said his relationship with wide receiver Greg Jennings is "fine" in the aftermath of Jennings' sister's tweets criticizing Rodgers during the last game against the Vikings.
"That kind of stuff is never going to come between myself and my teammates," Rodgers said Thursday on his weekly radio show on WAUK-AM (540). "I think we have all seen over the years - and in training camp we got a presentation about some of the stuff that athletes have said on Twitter that is a little silly. You just remember the power that Twitter has. The fact that someone's opinion can ring all over the country and get a lot of press like that. Stuff on the Internet, like it's said in one of my favorite movies, 'The Social Network,' it's written in ink. It stays there for awhile. That being said, that's never going to come between Greg and I. We got a great relationship. My brother says some silly stuff from time to time. Not going to fault Greg or his sister for anything that was said. I mean it was family and emotions. Not a big deal." »Read Full Blog Post(58)
Challenger emerges for Waukesha town chair
Town of Waukesha - John Marek, a general contractor and real estate investor, is challenging Town Chairman Angie Van Scyoc in the April 2 spring election.
Van Scyoc was elected to the post in July 2010 when she defeated former chairman Robert Tallinger Sr. in a recall election. She was elected to a full two-year term in April 2011 and is seeking re-election in April. »Read Full Article(1)
Bad River tribe to stop in Milwaukee to make case against mine
Bad River Tribal Chairman Mike Wiggins, the tribe's attorney and other tribal members will be in Milwaukee on Tuesday to discuss their concerns about a proposed iron ore mine in northern Wisconsin.
The tribe said in a statement issued on Thursday that it plans to meet with the media during the day and the public at night. »Read Full Blog Post(21)
Late surge salvages holiday retail sales
New York - A last-minute surge in spending saved the holiday shopping season.
Major retailers including Costco, Gap and Nordstrom on Thursday reported better-than-expected revenue in December. That comes as a relief for stores, which can make up to 40% of their annual revenue in the last two months of the year. »Read Full Article(71)
Gov. Walker gets new campaign team
Madison -- Gov. Scott Walker has picked the executive director of the state Republican Party as his new campaign manager and leader of a new political team.
Though no Democrat has yet to announce a run against Walker in the wake of his successful recall election in June 2012, the Republican governor is already putting a group of political aides in place for his 2014 re-election bid. »Read Full Blog Post(87)
Court reverses judge who saved Mukwonago Indians name
Residents opposing a state order that Mukwonago High School drop its Indians mascot and nickname have lost one court battle, but they are vowing to appeal.
The state Court of Appeals on Thursday reversed a Waukesha County circuit judge's ruling that state administrators violated due process in a hearing that resulted in an order that the Mukwonago Area School District stop using Indians as its athletics mascot. A resident of the district had filed a complaint that the mascot promoted discrimination. »Read Full Article(79)
Suspect in murder of Wauwatosa officer appears in court
The man charged with fatally ambushing his wife, while she worked as a Wauwatosa Police officer on Christmas Eve made his second court appearance Thursday and gave up his right to a preliminary hearing.
Benjamin Sebena, 30, was then ordered to stand trial for first-degree intentional homicide. Milwaukee County Court Commissioner Barry Slagle set an arraignment date of Jan 24. »Read Full Article
Searches continue for two missing Milwaukee-area men
Law enforcement officials in Milwaukee and Ozaukee County said Thursday they are continuing to search for two missing men in the area, and Milwaukee police were searching the Milwaukee River using sonar.
The Ozaukee County sheriff's office said the search continues for Robert E. Steinbrecker, 24, who was last seen early Dec. 27 running on the ice of Cedar Creek. »Read Full Article
Online roof replacement start-up raises angel funding
NexVex Inc., a Milwaukee online roof replacement marketplace, said Thursday it has raised $100,000 from individual angels in an initial financing round.
NexVex would help homeowners, particularly in the aftermath of a storm, get multiple bids from roofing contractors in days, rather than the weeks it would normally take, said William Bazeley, co-founder and chief executive officer. »Read Full Article(16)
Tool House acquires Minnesota company
The Tool House, a New Berlin distributor of assembly tools used in manufacturing, has acquired a Minnesota company that does similar work in the Midwest.
The Tool House said Thursday it purchased the industrial equipment division of Applied Products Inc., based in Minnetonka, Minn. »Read Full Article
BMO Harris Bradley Center gets $3 million face-lift
With concerts, basketball and hockey games, it's a busy time of the year at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
The arena is nearly 25 years old now, but BMO Harris Bradley Center officials have been rolling out a number of improvements over the past few months. »Read Full Article(63)
Are Vikings fans snapping up Lambeau seats?
Mike McCarthy, the head coach of the Green Bay Packers, said this week he's hoping Packers fans will be out in force for Saturday night's playoff game against the Minnesota Vikings at Lambeau Field.
That will largely be true. But it appears that a sizable number of Minnesota Vikings fans are shopping and buying seats for the game on the secondary ticket market. »Read Full Blog Post(66)
UW-Madison again ranks among Kiplinger's best-value colleges
The University of Wisconsin-Madison for a second year in a row has been ranked 13th among 100 "best value colleges" and universities by the magazine Kiplinger's Personal Finance.
The full list of college rankings may be found in the magazine's February 2013 edition, as well as online here. »Read Full Blog Post
Four candidates to challenge New Berlin mayor
New Berlin - Five residents will compete to become the city's next mayor, and a primary election will be held on Feb. 19.
Mayor Jack Chiovatero, a veteran of two four-year terms, is seeking re-election. »Read Full Article(1)
Packers' Murphy to host call with Packers fans
Mark Murphy, president and CEO of the Green Bay Packers, will host a call-in on Friday for Packers fans around the world.
Packers Everywhere, the fan website run by the Green Bay Packers, made the announcement on Thursday. »Read Full Blog Post
Beaver Dam man arrested in child exploitation sweep
A Wisconsin man is among 245 people arrested as part of Operation Sunflower, a federal effort to rescue sexually exploited children and target individuals who own, trade and produce images of child pornography, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said Thursday.
In all, 123 victims of child sexual exploitation were identified by ICE and Homeland Security Investigations special agents, said Gail Montenegro, an ICE spokeswoman in Chicago. »Read Full Article
Fire causes $150,000 in damage to Menomonee Falls home; five people make it to safety
A fire that broke out Wednesday afternoon in Menomonee Falls caused $150,000 in damages to a single-story, family residence.
Five people were inside the home at W1355 Mary Dale Drive when it caught fire. All made it out safely. A bystander was able to take the family into the car after they left the home. »Read Full Article
Tosoni signs minor-league deal
Baseball America reported the Brewers signed outfielder Rene Tosoni to a minor-league deal for 2013. The club has not announced that signing.
Tosoni, 26, a left-handed hitter and native of Canada, played in 60 games for the Twins in 2011, batting .203 with five homers and 22 RBI. One of those homers came off the Brewers' Zack Greinke on July 3 of that season, helping Minnesota overcome a 6-1 deficit and eventually win, 9-7. »Read Full Blog Post(43)
OSHA cites 2 companies in death, injury at crane collapse site
Two Wisconsin construction companies have been cited by the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration in connection with the death of a truck driver and the injury of another worker on U.S. Highway 41 over Lake Butte des Morts near Oshkosh.
In a news release, OSHA said it's issued a total of 10 safety citations against Lunda Construction Inc. in Black River Falls and Choice Construction Cos. Inc. in Menomonee Falls. »Read Full Article(18)
Man, 19, shot on Milwaukee's north side
A 19-year-old man was treated at a hospital after he was shot at 8:25 p.m. Wednesday, Milwaukee police said Thursday.
The shooting occurred in the 2600 block of W. Atkinson Ave., Sgt. Mark Stanmeyer said.
Drugs are believed to have been a factor, he said. There are no suspects in custody, he said.
Northridge redevelopment plan runs into delay
A plan by the owner of Penzeys Spices to redevelop the former Northridge Mall has run into a delay which could bring problems for the vacant property.
Bill Penzey told me on Oct. 30 of his plan to buy Northridge, a long-time blight on Milwaukee's far northwest side. Penzey, CEO of Penzeys Spices, wants to move a large portion of his company's operations, including its Wauwatosa distribution center and Town of Brookfield offices, to Northridge. »Read Full Blog Post(12)
NEX Performance Films acquires Superior company
NEX Performance Films Inc., Milton, said Thursday it has acquired Charter Films Inc., Superior.
Most of both companies' films are sold to converters, who use them to produce flexible packaging for the food, foodservice, pet food, industrial and medical markets. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. »Read Full Article
Eau Claire's Max Garland is Wisconsin's new poet laureate
Eau Claire writer Max Garland is Wisconsin's new poet laureate. He'll serve in that post through 2014, the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts & Letters has announced.
Garland is a professor of English at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. He was also a rural mail carrier for a decade in western Kentucky, where he was born. In addition to publishing widely in literary journals, he's the author of the poetry collections "The Postal Confessions" and "Hunger Wide as Heaven." »Read Full Article(1)
Cellular Dynamics announces agreement with AstraZeneca
Cellular Dynamics International Inc. said Thursday it has an agreement to create a center of excellence with AstraZeneca that will have the London-based drug maker using the Madison company's stem cells to accelerate drug discovery.
The center of excellence will be the third that Cellular Dynamics has formed with a major pharmaceutical company, said Bob Palay, chief executive of the Madison company, which is known as CDI. »Read Full Article
Wisconsin court: Inmate was properly denied porn
Madison - A state appeals court has refused to reinstate a lawsuit alleging prison officials improperly denied an inmate access to what they deemed were pornographic publications.
Green Bay Correctional Institution inmate Charles Downing filed the suit in 2010. He alleged prison officials improperly denied his request to order copies of two collections of letters to Penthouse magazine, confiscated his copies of other books, including "The Encyclopedia of Unusual Sex Practices," and placed eight other books he wanted on the prohibited publications list. »Read Full Article
Follow us on Facebook for a chance to win an iPad mini
You didn't get that iPad mini you wanted for Christmas? Here's an opportunity to win one.
Follow one or all of the Journal Sentinel's Facebook pages and fill out a simple form for a chance to win an iPad mini. Using Facebook's "share" button to spread the word among your Facebook friends about the contest gives you more opportunities to win. »Read Full Blog Post
Packers to halt beer sales at start of wildcard game's 2nd half
GREEN BAY - The Green Bay Packers have decided to stop beer sales earlier than normal during Saturday night's NFC wildcard game against Minnesota.
The Packers announced Thursday they would cut off alcohol sales at the start of the second half. »Read Full Article
Antigo delays sled dog races due to lack of snow
The sled dog races in Antigo, scheduled for Jan. 12-13, have been postponed until sometime in February, the Antigo/Langlade County Chamber of Commerce said Thursday.
There's not enough snow on some parts of the racecourse, especially in open fields where strong winds have blown away snow and left bare patches of ground, said Deena Grabowsky, chamber executive director. »Read Full Article
'Field of Dreams' deal finally closes
Go the Distance Baseball LLC, an investment group, has finally closed on the purchase on the famed "Field of Dreams" movie site in Dyersville, Iowa.
The sale, which was first announced in October 2011, was handled by former Milwaukee Brewers' pitcher Ken Sanders. »Read Full Blog Post(3)
New educator evaluation system exempts reviews from public
Open government advocates were unaware that a change in state law that created a new teacher and principal evaluation system also exempts those evaluations from public disclosure, even though the public has previously had access to principal evaluations, according to the Wisconsin State Journal.
The executive director of the Association of Wisconsin School Administrators said the records exemption in the law was based on the purpose of the new system, which is not to compare educators.
Teen gets four years in prison for fatal Manitowoc County crash
Manitowoc - A teenager has been sentenced to four years in prison for a Manitowoc County crash that killed two young passengers.
Zachary Gauthier, 18, also will serve 10 years of extended supervision after being convicted of two counts of homicide by negligent operation of a vehicle. WOMT-AM (1240) reported that Zachary Zahn and Chelsie Harding, both 16, were killed last March when Gautheir lost control of his vehicle and hit a tree in the Town of Manitowoc.
Circuit Judge Gary Bendix, who sentenced Gauthier, ordered him to visit the graves of the victims and speak to school groups about the dangers of reckless driving after he is released from prison.
Sussex Plan Commission to review Meijer proposal
A proposed conditional use permit to allow a Meijer supermarket and discount store in Sussex is to be reviewed by the village Plan Commission at its Jan. 17 meeting.
The commission asked village staff to prepare the document following the conclusion of an eight-hour public hearing on the project conducted on Nov. 28 and Dec. 20, according to an article at LivingLakeCounty.com by reporter Kelly Smith.
A vote on the permit could come in February.
On Tap Today: The U2 experience
No, Bono won't be under the glass.
But U2 fans can enjoy the band's concert experience when The Domes' "Music Under Glass" welcomes U2Zoo, a tribute group that has played next to stars ranging from Styx to Kansas. Find out more here. »Read Full Blog Post
Forecast: Warming up a bit for a quiet week
Cloudy conditions will persist Thursday, and a warming trend will begin, according to WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) meteorologist Scott Steele.
High temperatures will steadily improve over the next several days with readings in the Milwaukee area approaching 32 on Saturday, Steele says. »Read Full Article


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1980 Crompond Road, Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
Cortlandt Manor, NY - (May 9, 2013) – More nurses are seeking advanced degrees and statistics show that patients are benefitting as a result.
At Hudson Valley Hospital Center this was evident as the hospital celebrated National Nurses Week with a program that highlighted nursing achievement and scholarship. Nurses spoke about how earning advanced degrees had improved their skills and described their participation in clinical projects aimed at improving patient care.
Kathy Webster, Vice President of Patient Services at Hudson Valley Hospital Center, said that studies showed that patient mortality rates and length of hospital stays dropped in direct correlation to the number of nurses with advanced degrees. She said that the Hospital encouraged its nursing staff to return to school, offering generous tuition reimbursement and accommodating more flexible schedules.
"Quality and Innovation are definitely alive here at HVHC where our Magnet nurses continuously take the lead in driving initiatives aimed at improving care and service. Recent awards speak to this commitment,'' said Kathy Webster, Vice President of Patient Services at Hudson Valley Hospital Center."
Seven of the Hospital's nurses were among 20 from throughout the entire Hudson Valley honored May 8 as top nurses by Hudson Valley Magazine, she said.
Other presentations during the 90-minute program attended by physicians, nurses and administration in the Hospital's Wagner Conference Room included:
Also recognized were:
Hudson Valley Hospital Center is dedicated to serving the health care needs of the community and to providing quality, comprehensive medical care in a compassionate, professional, respectful manner, 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.com