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MADISON (WKOW) -- The Madison Police Department and Crime Stoppers need your help in identifying two suspects in a Strong Armed Robbery in the City of Madison.
On Monday, February 9th, at approximately 2:10 am, the BP gas station in the 5400 block of University Avenue was robbed. Two suspects entered the store, implied they had a weapon and stole an undetermined amount of cash as well as multiple cartons of Newport Cigarettes.
The first suspect is described as a black male, 20 - 25 years old, and about 5'11" tall. This suspect was last seen wearing a yellowish orange winter coat with a fur-lined hood. The 2nd suspect was also a black male, 5'08" tall and was wearing an olive colored baseball hat with a NY Yankee logo and light seams. This suspect also had a black leather jacket and jeans on during the robbery.
If you have any information about this Strong Armed Robbery or can identify these suspects, please call Crime Stoppers at 266-6014. Callers to Crime Stoppers can remain anonymous and may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1000.
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Troopers say, just after 7 a.m. a Chevy Tahoe headed South on U.S. Highway 87 swerved in an attempt to miss the birds on the roadway.
The Tahoe rolled over and ended up in the center median.
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Good news, everybody! Richard Solomon will be back in action when Cal takes the court against Jackson St. on Sunday!
Usually for easy Cal wins, there are plenty of little things a fan can critique. Bad turnovers. Iffy shot selection. Execution errors on defense. Something. I . . . I don't really have anything for this one.
Tonight the Bears jumped out to a 15-2 lead, expanded it to 32-7, 58-16 and 74-29, before bringing on the end of the bench for the last few minutes. San Jose St. never had a run and Cal never relented, and the result was one of the single most lopsided games I can recall in my 15 or so years following Cal basketball.
In past games in which Cal gets a big early lead, Monty typically turns to the bench and Cal's opponent claws their way back to within, say, 20 points. Not this time. Bak Bak, Emerson Murray, Jeff Powers and Robert Thurman all got multiple minutes, and didn't just help maintain the lead - they helped expand it.
I'm not going to pretend that the Spartans are a good team, but they had at least been competitive in most of their games. This match-up was a perfect storm of one team executing nearly flawlessly and another team that couldn't do anything right. When SJSU got a rare offensive rebound they blew the put-back layup. When Cal turned the ball over they double dribble during the 2-on-1 fast break. And they couldn't hit shots, finishing the game at 20% from the field, 15% from three.
The question is if there is anything meaningful to take away from this game. It's definitely meaningful to note that Justin Cobbs started over Brandon Smith and again had an impressive performance, finishing with 10 points and 5 assists in just 23 minutes, with Monty calling him one of Cal's 5 best players. It might be meaningful to note a solid performance from Cal's bench (26 points, 20 rebounds, 7 assists), depending on your opinion what it means to play well against San Jose St.
Beyond that, it's just a great performance against an overmatched team. I was most happy to see a consistently strong defensive performance. I'm reasonably confident that Cal can score points against every team left on the schedule, but defense is still something of a question mark. Granted, they clearly caught SJSU on a bad shooting night but 36 points must mean something good, right? The Spartans came into today's game shooting a ton of 3's, but less than 25% of their shots were from behind the arc and they only made 2-13. It's nice to see them taking away a team's strength, regardless of the quality of opposition.
Individual player notes (bench only, because I can't say we learned anything new about the starters):
Kravish - rebounding machine, block machine. Short guys need to stop trying to shoot over him.
Murray - looked more confident and assertive, sank a three and had a few nice aggressive moves to the basket
Bak - Very active on the board, also looked much more confident on both ends. Didn't let a few bogus block calls change his play.
Thurman - A couple of Markhuri-style moves in the paint.
Powers - Dude can hit a 3. He'll never get on the court ahead of Jorge, Cobbs and Crabbe, but if we needed him to make a 3 at the end of the game I wouldn't feel uncomfortable with him in there.
Up next is a Jackson St. squad that is probably worse than San Jose St., so it may be a bit of a wait for competitive basketball. I'll add the glorious charts of victory when they're available, but for now enjoy a win and the return of this team to full strength.


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Child care, nannying, and race: What you need to know about migrant care work
By Ethel Tungohan | Published: September 2, 2012
Tweet A SYTYCB entry This week, I received an email from SC. In this email, SC mentioned that because she knew of my "interest" in migrant workers rights, she wanted me to know that she is hiring a Filipina "nanny" through Canada's Live-in Caregiver Program (LCP) to help take care of their first-born kid. (Quick aside: [...]
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Gender Taxes: American Women Are $1.5 Million Poorer By Age 65
By Joseph de la Torre Dwyer | Published: May 7, 2012
TweetEvery single working day of the year, American women pay a 22.6 percent gender tax on their income. By gender tax, I mean a negative transfer imposed upon women's wages which reduces the wealth they control and increases the amount of time they work. Feminists know the gender tax as the pay gap (in 2010, [...]
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"Who run the world? Girls!" Not yet.
By Youngmin Yi | Published: May 26, 2011
TweetIn the world of policy research in which I work, opportunities to discuss pop culture do not come about often. Luckily, the release of Beyoncé's new music video for "Run the World (Girls)," has given me the chance to do so. The spirited chant-like refrain of the song repeats the question and answer: "Who run [...]
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Revisiting "Love's Labor"
By Amy Williams | Published: March 2, 2011
TweetEva Feder Kittay's groundbreaking book, Love's Labor: Essays on Women, Equality and Dependency, was written more than 10 years ago but it is still a must-read for any serious feminist. Kittay calls into question some common-sense ideas about what it means to be "independent" and truly "equal." What does true "equality" for all women look [...]
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Best sunset view in Los Suenos Resort! Housekeeping, wifi, and concierge included. in Punta Leona
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p Bay Residence Penthouse is just as its name suggests..an oceanfront resort residence on the top floor, with stunning sunset views over Herradura Bay! /p
p With three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, fully-equipped kitchen, washer and dryer in the condominium (we even supply your laundry detergent!), and spacious wrap-around terrace, this is the perfect resort residence for a family or intimate group. /p
p Rental includes daily housekeeping, wifi, and full concierge services. /p
p The maximum occupancy is strictly enforced. If you anticipate the possibility of having a group that exceeds the occupancy stated for this accommodation, then you should either book different accommodations that allow for a higher occupancy, or book additional accommodations (such as a second condo or villa). Guests who exceed the stated occupancy will be evicted with no refund for the unused portion of their stay. /p
p Community amenities include three pools and jetted spas, covered parking, lush landscaping, complimentary fitness facility and gated entrance with 24-hour security. Mead Brown guests enjoy complimentary access to the private Los Suenos Beach Club. /p
p Los Suenos Resort and Marina is a family friendly resort that offers something for everyone, including the smallest visitors. With its 200-slip international marina and the signature billfish tournament series; spectacular view properties; private beach club with fountains and an extensive free-form pool with swim-up bar plus shower and change facilities; challenging par-72, 18-hole eco-golf course designed by Ted Robinson, Jr.; four-star Marriott Hotel and its six restaurants; 600-hundred acre rain forest preserve; tennis court; gymnasium; the Marina Village, including an art gallery, the cigar shop La Casa del Habano, Blush Salon and Spa, DVD rentals and Internet cafe; The Terrace Lounge, Dolce Vita Coffee and Sweets, El Galeon Restaurant and Martini Bar, Bambu Sushi and Asian Cuisine, Lanterna Ristorante Italiano, The Hook Up Bar and Restaurant, Costa Brava Orchids and Flower Shop, Scotiabank, Jimmy T's Provisions fine foods and meats, Los Sueños Marine Supply Store, clothing boutique, and National Car Rental, Los Suenos is truly Central America's premier destination resort and marina community. /p
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There are two bands known as The Stripes. 1. The Stripes is also a band founded in Hagen, Germany by Rainer Kitzman, who played guitar. Nena Kerner, who would later form the band Nena , was the vocalist. Another future member of Nena, Rolf Brendel, played the drums. Frank Rohler played bass. The band was known for singing exclusively in English. They released four singles, after which they split up.


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The group working to recall Sen. Alberta Darling (R-River Hills) will make "a big announcement" noon on Thursday in Kletzsch Park, according to Kristopher Rowe, one of the group's founders.
Rowe did not immediately return a reporter's calls but it is expected that the group will announce it is filing the signed petitions with the Government Accountability Board, the Madison-based state agency that oversees elections. A report from The Washington Post says the effort will turn in approximately 30,000 petition signatures.
Rowe asked that all petitions be brought to the park at 6560 N. Milwaukee River Parkway in Glendale.
"The best I can say at the moment is to follow the signs!" Rowe said in an email.
Canvassers have been collecting recall signatures since March 3. The deadline for returning the signatures in May 2 and 20,343 are required to force a recall election. The GAB has 31 days to review and verify the signatures on the petitions, which would mean that an election could be held in mid-July. However, a court challenge or other factors could delay the election.
No candidates have officially announced their intention of running against Darling if the recall drive is successful, however both and have said each would consider challenging for Darling's 8th District.
Neither Darling nor her campaign manager could immediately be reached for comment.
Darling, a Republican from River Hills who has served on the Legislature for 21 years, was target because of her support for Gov. Scott Walker's budget repair bill, a measure that eliminates state-employed workers of many of their collective bargaining rights.
Darling, 66, is chairwoman of the Joint Finance Committee. She has been a supporter of the measure.
Three lawsuits challenging the enactment of the legislation were filed in Dane County.
A case brought by Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne resulted in a temporary restraining order barring the enactment of the law. Attorney General J. B. Van Hollen has asked the Wisconsin Supreme Court to take jurisdiction over the lawsuit.
Ozanne's lawsuit is based on an allegation that the meeting that set in motion the adoption of the legislation by the Senate was not properly announced under the Wisconsin Open Meetings Law.
Walker contended that the law would save $30 million by June 30 and that it is needed to balance the state budget and enable municipalities to continue operating without raising taxes. Another portion of Walker's bill bars school boards and municipal governments from raising the property tax or sales taxes.


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Woman dies in crash in Bolton
The woman, who has not been formally identified, is believed to have been in her 50s. The accident, which involved a Toyota Avensis, happened on Blackburn Road, on Friday evening.
Margaret Davies, 64, died following the crash in Bolton
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Hillsborough County detectives are looking for two men who held up the International Diamond Center in Tampa.
Detectives say two men walked into the store Friday.
One had a gun and the other used a sledgehammer to open the glass jewelry boxes.
They took diamonds and Rolexes and one of the employee's wallets.
Later on, they used the victim's credit card at a 7-11 in Dover.
The men were seen driving in an older black Jetta.
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Can it be Week Seventeen already? The final weekend of the 2012 NFLUK fantasy season is here, and with it one final chance to scramble your way to the top of the weekly leaderboard for a chance to win a mother lode of NFL goodies. The battle for supremacy in the cumulative table is no less heated, with a season's worth of hard graft set to pay off for one triumphant manager.
Whether you're serious about winning or playing purely for fun, the last weekend of NFL action always throws up fantasy surprises as younger players are given an audition for next season or successful teams rest key starters. So let's get you set for the finale with another helping of the latest injury and depth chart news from around the league:
- NY Giants' RB Ahmad Bradshaw managed a limited practice on Thursday, a day on which he has typically been rested for the majority of 2012. The extra reps bode well for a significant number of carries against Philadelphia.
- Green Bay WR Jordy Nelson practiced in full on Thursday and will play against the Vikings, while Randall Cobb (ankle) missed a second straight day. With the Packers already qualified for post-season action, Nelson might have expected his reps to be limited, but Cobb's status could change all that. Keep an eye on Friday's end-of-practice reports to see how the Pack's receiver depth chart shakes out.
- Atlanta WR Roddy White (knee) missed practice on Thursday but did the same in Week 16 before registering a huge game on Saturday night. With the Falcons already qualified as the NFC's top seed, White - like many of the Falcons' starters - is unlikely to play the whole game.
- Cleveland QBs Brandon Weeden and Colt McCoy are both expected to miss Sunday's game with shoulder issues. The Browns expect to start Thaddeus Lewis in what could be a field day for the Steelers' defense.
- Tennessee WR Kendall Wright practiced on Thursday and will play versus Jacksonville on Sunday.
- NY Jets QB Mark Sanchez has been reinstated in the light of Greg McElroy's concussion. The Jets' offense remains hands-off, but the Buffalo Bills' defense could be an intriguing matchup play.
- Chicago RB Matt Forte put in a limited Thursday practice and will start against Detroit on Sunday. There's a sense that he'll be at less than full speed against the Lion's underrated front seven.
- San Francisco TE Vernon Davis is still struggling with a concussion, though managed a limited practice on Thursday. Look for reserve Delanie Walker to pick up extra passing reps even if Davis suits up versus Arizona.
- Seattle WR Sidney Rice practiced in full on Thursday and will play on Sunday versus the Rams. Still, there's some thought he'll be given plays off in order to ensure he's fully fit for the post-season.
- Denver RB Knowshon Moreno is working through a rib issue but practiced in full on Thursday. If Broncos' starters play a full game - which team observers believe they will - Moreno has a good matchup against Cleveland.
- New England TE Rob Gronkowski managed a limited practice on Thursday but is not expected to play this weekend as things stand. The Patriots want to get their premier receiving threat completely healthy for the post-season.
- Cleveland RB Trent Richardson will see reduced snaps on Sunday, assuming he's able to shake off an ankle issue. Team observers expect Montario Hardesty to see the bulk of the carries, and would be in for a heavy load should Richardson sit out.
- San Francisco DE Justin Smith has a partially torn left triceps and is likely to miss Week 17. It's a big downgrade for the 49ers' defense, though it should get a boost against the Cardinals' feeble attack this weekend.
- Pittsburgh WR Mike Wallace has missed consecutive mid-week sessions with a hip ailment. He'll need to take part in Friday's practice if he's to play a meaningful role in the Steelers' Week 17 game. TE Heath Miller has been placed on injured reserve.
- Green Bay RB James Starks is still on the shelf with a knee injury, meaning Green Bay's Week 17 backfield should again be a rotation between Ryan Grant, Alex Green and DaJuan Harris. At this point Grant looks like the best bet for carries.
- NY Giants WR Hakeem Nicks put in a very limited practice on Thursday and may well miss the Giants' season finale against the Eagles. The team will know more after Friday's session.
- Seattle CB Richard Sherman has won his appeal against a four-game ban for performance enhancing drugs and will suit up against the Rams' so-so offense on Sunday in what looks like an enticing matchup for Seattle's Team D.


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Q&A: What movie did Roseanne Barr and Courteney Cox star in together in 1985 or 1986?
This movie only has four words total in the Title. Roseanne Barr is a comedian and her last husband was Tom Arnold before she married her bodyguard. Then Courteney Cox starred on Friends and is big friends with Jennifer Aniston. I've checked it out on both of their websites and couldn't find the answer. Please help, I need your help within the next 10-12 minutes. Thanks.
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