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Movement 2a: Notturno. Allegro un poco tenuto
Movement 2b: Cadenza. Moderato
Movement 2c: Serenata
Movement 3: Allegro molto, un poco agitato
Weill's approach to the concerto uses the soloist-versus-orchestra format, especially in the first movement, where it is expressed in the nature of the material allocated to each: the violin uses an increasingly agitated lyrical line to which the wind ensemble responds with angular, brittle rhythmic figures à la Stravinsky. After this heated dialogue, the second movement provides repose – though, unusually, it is divided into three parts, Notturno (where the violin duets with a xylophone), Cadenza (where the duo partner is now a trumpet) and Serenata (with flute), the titles and the music all bringing Stravinsky's L'histoire du soldat to mind. The finale, marked Allegretto molto, un poco agitato, owes further debts to Stravinsky, not least its rhythmic unpredictability and a fondness for brittle bitonality; the wind-writing recalls Busoni's orchestral manner very directly.
Although the score bears a dedication to Joseph Szigeti, the first performance was given by Marcel Darrieux with the Orchestre des Concerts Straram conducted by Walter Straram in Paris, on 11 June 1925. But the violinist who did most to promote the work over the coming years was Stefan Frenkel; indeed, he was to return to Kurt Weill's music in 1930, when he transcribed seven pieces from Die Dreigroschenoper for violin and piano.
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I was reading Jennifer's blog over at Veg*n Cooking and Other Random Musings, and came across this fun list activity. I enjoyed reading hers so much, I thought I'd make proper use of my lunch hour and play along. If you feel the need to do this too, copy and paste the list, bold what you've done, and italicize five items you want to do.
1. Started my own blog – Yep, last March was my first post!
2. Slept under the stars – Many times while backpacking.
3. Played in a band – Does grammar school band count? I played the clarinet. Cool, I know…
4. Visited Hawaii – It sure would be nice, but not worth the expense.
5. Watched a meteor shower – Several times growing up, and more recently within the last few years.
6. Given more than I can afford to charity – I do this all the time, and then struggle to pay my own bills, but it makes me feel good.
7. Been to Disneyland/world – Once as a wee tot, and again as a young teen.
8. Climbed a mountain – I've climbed lots of mountains, and summitted several too (both in the US and in New Zealand).
9. Held a praying mantis – Once, as a kid.
10. Sung a solo – Sigh, not in public.
11. Bungee jumped – Too scared, but the opportunity did arise.
12. Visited Paris – Blah, not on purpose, I was rerouted there once when traveling to visit my sister in Germany.
13. Watched lightning at sea – I grew up close to Lake Erie, so this was a common activity.
14. Taught myself an art from scratch – Painting, sewing, baking, cooking…
15. Adopted a child – I don't want kids, but I think this is the best choice considering all the orphaned children in the world.
16. Had food poisoning – Yep, from a Taco Bell when I was in college.
17. Walked to the top of the Statue of Liberty – Nope. I've been to NYC, but not to the statue.
18. Grown my own vegetables – If I had the space, I totally would.
19. Seen the Mona Lisa in France – Nope. I don't even like the Mona Lisa.
20. Slept on an overnight train – I've been on plenty of long train rides, but no overnighters.
21. Had a pillow fight – With my sisters and friends at slumber parties. Oh, and with Tim too.
22. Hitchhiked – I did this twice when I was living in Scotland.
23. Taken a sick day when you're not ill. – More than once, and always totally deserving.
24. Built a snow fort – As a kid, quite often. My dad was good at doing this too!
25. Held a lamb – I wish!!!
26. Gone skinny dipping – Yep.
27. Run a Marathon – It's a goal of mine, but my knees are already crumbling.
28. Ridden in a gondola in Venice – Nope.
29. Seen a total eclipse – I saw a solar eclipse and a lunar eclipse.
30. Watched a sunrise or sunset – Both, many times.
31. Hit a home run – Sports are dumb.
32. Been on a cruise – I'd barf.
33. Seen Niagara Falls in person – On several occasions, I grew up pretty much on the other side of the lake.
34. Visited the birthplace of my ancestors – My mom's family has Scottish genes, and I've been there.
35. Seen an Amish community – Tim's family lives close by an Amish community, so we've seen them for sure.
36. Taught myself a new language – I make up my own words all the time.
37. Had enough money to be truly satisfied – I have enough to live comfortably.
38. Seen the Leaning Tower of Pisa in person – Nope.
39. Gone rock climbing – I started in college and loved it. I still have my gear, but haven't gone in quite some time.
40. Seen Michelangelo's David – Nope.
41. Sung karaoke – Nope.
42. Seen Old Faithful geyser erupt – Nope.
43. Bought a stranger a meal at a restaurant – I rarely eat out. But, Tim and I donate money to local homeless shelters, and the money goes toward meals.
44. Visited Africa – Nope.
45. Walked on a beach by moonlight – More than once.
46. Been transported in an ambulance – Nope.
47. Had my portrait painted – As a kid, it was a silhouette. I still have it on my shelf.
48. Gone deep sea fishing – Nope.
49. Seen the Sistine Chapel in person – Nope.
50. Been to the top of the Eiffel Tower in Paris – Nope.
51. Gone scuba diving or snorkeling – I can't swim and being under water freaks me out.
52. Kissed in the rain – Yeah.
53. Played in the mud – I don't like to be dirty, but I've definitely played in the mud!!!
54. Gone to a drive-in theater – As a kid, we had one a mile from our house.
55. Been in a movie. – HA. Yeah right. I'd have a bag over my head and I'd be in a dark corner ready to curse at the camera person.
56. Visited the Great Wall of China – Nope.
57. Started a business – I tried to start a vegan cookie company; I had a logo and everything, but the motivation didn't exist.
58. Taken a martial arts class – I took karate in college. That was fun.
59. Visited Russia – Nope.
60. Served at a soup kitchen – Nope, but I want to, I'm just too shy.
61. Sold Girl Scout Cookies – I hated Girl Scouts, and quit soon after starting, but I did make it through a cookie selling season.
62. Gone whale watching – Yes, it was on accident, and utterly fascinating. Whales are amazing!
63. Got flowers for no reason – Yes, but I hate that kind of crap, and I hope it never happens again.
64. Donated blood, platelets or plasma – I can't because I don't weigh enough.
65. Gone sky diving – I like my feet on the floor usually.
66. Visited a Nazi Concentration Camp – No.
67. Bounced a check – No.
68. Flown in a helicopter – No.
69. Saved a favorite childhood toy – I still have my first teddy bear, and some barbies and other random dolls. Remember Rainbow Brite?!
70. Visited the Lincoln Memorial – School trip, woo hoo!
71. Eaten caviar – Blarg, never ever.
72. Pieced a quilt – Nope.
73. Stood in Times Square – Yes.
74. Toured the Everglades – No.
75. Been fired from a job – Nope.
76. Seen the Changing of the Guards in London – Yep, funny hats.
77. Broken a bone – Nope!
78. Been on a speeding motorcycle – I dated a boy who took me on rides often. He was lame, but I liked the rides.
79. Seen the Grand Canyon in person – No.
80. Published a book – No, but I started a children's book last year.
81. Visited the Vatican – Nope.
82. Bought a brand new car – Nope. I had a 1987 Subaru wagon that I loved in college and then she got hit by a tree and that was the end… I miss you Manta!
83. Walked in Jerusalem – Nope
84. Had my picture in the newspaper – Yes, in high school and in college. I had my own column in the college newspaper. In high school, it was because I was student of the month once.
85. Read the entire Bible – No, but my younger sister has. I'm not religious, so it doesn't appeal to me.
86. Visited the White House – outside only.
87. Killed and prepared an animal for eating – NO!
88. Had chickenpox – I was young, I still have some scars.
89. Saved someone's life – Bugs, but not humans.
90. Sat on a jury – Not yet!
91. Met someone famous – Several cookbook authors, some bands, the owners of Food Fight (smooch)!
92. Joined a book club – No, I read too slow and get too confused with plots. I read kid's books mostly.
93. Lost a loved one – All of my grandparents, my aunt
94. Had a baby – Nope and don't want to! Ever.
95. Seen the Alamo in person – Nope.
96. Swam in the Great Salt Lake – Nope.
97. Been involved in a law suit – Well, some drunk flimsy smashed her car into ours, and Tim had to go to court, but it got canceled because she lied her way out of it. So, kind of.
98. Owned a cell phone – Once, but only to drive across the country with. I am cell phone free and happy about it. I hate them.
99. Been stung by a bee – Too many times to count.
100. Ridden an elephant – Fun! I want to do this!!!


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I have to say Inheritance Cycle by default as well. I haven't got around to reading The Lord of the Rings yet. Or watching the movies for that matter. :/
I have to say Lord of The Rings Read the books and watched the movies, including the extend versions
And I have to say, they are some of the greatest movies I have seen and most awesome books I have read.
I love the inheartence cycle..Eragon FTW!!!
LoTR, by soooo much.
I enjoyed the Inheritance books somewhat, but it was way to cliche' fantasy, I didn't see anything from him that was really different from most fantasy books, whereas in the LoTR tolkin literally makes his own universe, from language, to geography, to history, whereas Paloni does do this, but not nearly as well, and his are kinda a rip off of tolkin's if you ask me.
Plus a lot of the inheritance was simply unwonted, I remember a full 30+ page chapter where the dwarf king is explaining this rock he is forming to eragon, and thats it, no more reference to it, just a waste of thirty pages. It seemed like those books could've been written in 300-400 pages and said the same story.
The rings lords win.. I don't have to explain why
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No 1: Exaucement Alors quen tes mains de lumière
No 2: Quand tu plonges tes yeux dans mes yeux
No 3: La messagère Avril, et cest le point du jour
No 4: Je me poserai sur ton cur
No 5: Dans la nymphée Quoique tes yeux ne la voient pas
No 6: Dans la pénombre À quoi, dans ce matin davril
No 7: Il m'est cher, Amour, le bandeau
No 8: Inscription sur le sable Toute, avec sa robe et ses fleurs
La chanson d'Ève led to the use of a new expressive vocabulary in Fauré's opera Pénélope, a work which engaged his attentions for many years, and which was first performed in 1913. Le jardin clos, a work written on the threshold of the First World War, is the beneficiary of the refining fire through which the composer passed in the process of working on his opera. Both cycles were written for a woman's voice; both cycles encompassed a tribute to the mystery of the eternal feminine. This is music written by a man who all his life had been a passionate, yet discreet, lover of women. The distanced eroticism of Le jardin clos seems a leave-taking – still passionate, ever discreet, but a valediction nevertheless.
At this time in his life the composer was suffering from tinnitus and hearing problems: both low and high registers were distorted, only the middle remaining clear. This is often given as a reason for the restricted range of both the vocal line and the piano-writing in the late cycles. It is clear that practical considerations played their part in the evolution of the works, but the phlegmatic style of vocal-writing, sparing in its intervals but melodically memorable and capable of huge emotion, seems a natural evolution from the earlier songs of the third period. In this music there is never a sense of straightened circumstances changing the organic nature of artistic development. The texts for the cycle are taken from Van Lerberghe's Entrevisions. In this work 'Le jardin clos' is a subsection, but in fact only songs vii, iv, ii are to be found in this part of the work. Fauré has allowed himself to choose freely from the remainder of Entrevisions for the other poems contained under the enigmatic sub-headings 'Jeux et songes' and 'Sous le portique'. Needless to say the thematic links between the texts that one might expect in this cycle, a walled garden for instance, are very nebulous.
If the cycle does not achieve the cosmic grandeur of La chanson d'Ève (it is in any case shorter), it is a more perfect work; indeed, it is one of the great masterpieces in all French music. Le jardin clos is still underestimated, a mystery to many, and it remains necessary for enthusiasts to convince the sceptical. Perhaps the tunefulness of his early years led the public to expect something different; one feels that the composer has long been punished for his change of style as a kind of betrayal of his early willingness to please. In some ways Webern's songs, contemporary with this cycle, have met less resistance in the concert hall. Perhaps it would be easier if we simply admitted that Gabriel Fauré, the inaccurately dubbed 'Master of Charms', was an avant-garde composer in his own way.
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Gemini currently has several instrument projects at various stages of development:
• Gemini Remote Access to CFHT ESPaDOnS Spectrograph (GRACES) – GRACES is an experiment to combine the large collecting area of the Gemini North telescope with the high resolving power of the ESPaDOnS spectrograph at CFHT, to deliver high resolution spectroscopy across the optical region. This will be achieved through a 270 m fiber optics feed from the Gemini North telescope to ESPaDOnS, at CFHT. GRACES will perform R ~ 50,000 echelle spectroscopy between 400 and 1,000 nm, with expected throughput redward of 600 nm exceeding those of currently available high-resolution spectrographs in 8-10 m class telescopes. A result of a cooperation between CFHT, Gemini, and HIA (who will develop the hardware) GRACES is tentatively scheduled for commissioning in 2014. For more information please visit the ESPaDOnS webpage at CFHT. See GRACES page here.
GRACES - A collaboration between Gemini, CFHT, and HIA, to determine if we can provide the Gemini community with a high-resolution optical spectrograph at a relatively low cost.
Gemini High-resolution Optical SpecTrograph (GHOST)
Gemini has contrcated with the Australian Astronomical Observatory (AAO) for the continued design and construction of the Gemini High-resolution Optical Spectroraph (GHOS). The AAO has, in turn, subcontracted NRC-H for the construction of the spectrograph. The kickoff meetings have happened in May 2014 and the Preliminary Design review is expected in january 2015.
Gemini is planning a Request for Proposals to build the next new instrument, currently known as "G4#3". Please see the G4#3 blog for updates.
In addition to these instruments, Gemini will release a new flexible instrument procurement process to procure more capabilities over the years.
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The Armory doesn't appear to be working properly and is only showing me a few bits of your gear so the following suggestions are based on a cache from wow-heroes. Therefore, apologies in advance if you've already addressed some of the things I mention.
Firstly, I would personally go back to +22 Defense on Chest and instead drop Titanweave on Cloak in favour of Mighty Armor. I've also never been a huge fan of Stam on Shield so would probably use Defense there also. From an iLevel point of view it just seems like you're making a poor tradeoff. While this does somewhat contradict what I said in my first paragraph, it will allow you to make some sacrifices in your gemming so that you're only going for the most attractive of the socket bonuses.
As a general rule of thumb, I'll only match socket bonuses of +9 Stam or higher - everything else I ignore in favour of plain +Stam. Where the socket bonus is attractive, I match with Shifting Dreadstone (10 Agi / 15 Stam; purple) in reds and Enduring Eye of Zul (10 Def / 15 Stam; green) in yellows. Agi coverts to Dodge remarkably well for a Paladin and has the benefit of adding some Armor and some threat. If you do decide to go with avoidance stats rather than Agi, your Parry gem is, point for point, less avoidance currently than the Dodge ones - Parry suffers harsher diminishing returns than Dodge right up until (character_sheet_dodge% - 10) / (character_sheet_parry% - 10) > 1.88. For you it's some way off that, so the Parry will come out as less avoidance than Dodge (and possibly even Agi).
So, to answer your question, you can put Stam in every socket but it's sometimes not worth the trade - +9 Stam bonuses or higher you may as well match because you're not missing out on much Stam by doing so. Any other stat, or bonuses of less than 9 Stam you may as well ignore in favour of Stam as current content largely tries to cut avoidance out of the equasion in its most difficult parts.
Hope that helps out a little. Good luck


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A Queen's Cake
33 comments:
- A Garden of Threads said...
Hi Judith, I love sponge cake with strawberries and cream and ask for it every year for my birthday. Yours looks so yummy in the picture. Jen xo
- June 4, 2012 at 1:26 PM
- Gardening in a Sandbox said...
Oh Yum. Looks luscious. TaTa. Valerie
- June 4, 2012 at 1:36 PM
- Mimi said...
Your cake looks delicious, love the rosebud plate too.
Wow, a year to make Queen's outfit? Must go and look up who the designer is, I like the coat, very elegant.
- June 4, 2012 at 2:09 PM
- Beth said...
Hi Judith, What a beautiful cake! I'm sure you all enjoyed it very much. Loved seeing the photo of Her Majesty in her pretty outfit for her Diamond Jubilee as well. We are having rhubarb from the garden as well. I made a rhubarb custard pie yesterday and I think it was the best pie I ever had! Have a wonderful week, my friend!
Blessings and hugs, Beth
- June 4, 2012 at 2:14 PM
- S said...
Cake looks yum, and I think Queen Elizabeth has earned every one of those crystals!
- June 4, 2012 at 3:25 PM
- Antiques And Teacups said...
The cake is beautiful! I love Victoria sponge cakes...but have never added the rhubarb. Maybe I'll try that next! A great post in honour of a wonderful occasion! Thanks for sharing and linking to Tuesday Cuppa Tea!
- June 4, 2012 at 3:28 PM
- Trish - Sweetology101 said...
Cake fit for a Queen for sure. I watched the celebrations this weekend on TV, found it to be quite interesting and fun. Take care!
- June 4, 2012 at 4:31 PM
- My Little Home and Garden said...
I can imagine how delectable that cake must have been! Strawberries, rhubarb and whipped cream? What could be wrong with that combination!
- June 4, 2012 at 4:32 PM
- Judy at GoldCountryCottage said...
Hi Judith: What a beautiful cake. The Queen, herself, would enjoy that. She looks very pretty in her outfit. I love all the pomp of the British celebrations and love seeing Miss Kate in her pretty red dress..Happy Monday..Judy
- June 4, 2012 at 5:44 PM
- Millie said...
The cake looks deicious. I am having a committee meeting at my house tomorrow, so may try that. Thanks
- June 4, 2012 at 5:53 PM
- kitty said...
The cake looks positively scrumptious, Judith!! It would be perfect for dessert after my Cha Cha Chicken Salad!!
- June 4, 2012 at 6:00 PM
- Sandi@ Rose Chintz Cottage said...
Hello Judith,
Oh my, how scrumptious your sponge cake looks! I have Bernideen's recipe but haven't made it yet. Now my mouth is watering for some. How pretty it looks on your Rose Bud plate.
The Queen's suit looks smashing on her, doesn't it? I'm sure it's fabulous in person! Congrats on your win from Michele too.
Thanks for joining me for tea and enjoy your week.
- June 4, 2012 at 6:05 PM
- Deb said...
I love the rose-bud china. So pretty. The cake looks delish. Deb
- June 4, 2012 at 7:02 PM
- Betty Stapleton said...
The cake looks delicious.
Sure is a beautiful outfit that the Queen is wearing isn't it? so beautiful. thank you for sharing...
- June 4, 2012 at 10:28 PM
- Bella said...
Hi Judith,
Oh the cake sounds super yummy! I am gonna have to give it a try, my husband loves rhubarb, and me shortcake so it sounds like a hit!
The Queen looks lovely, such a beautiful dress!
- June 5, 2012 at 1:47 AM
- Zinnia said...
You have created a high and beautiful Victoria cake. It looks so yummy and good out with their strawberries. I like the pretty rose pattern. I wish you a great week! Zinnia
- June 5, 2012 at 3:26 AM
- Johanna said...
Hi Judith,
your cake looks really Royal. Would love to join your celebration with that yummy cake. The Chintz china is just wonderful. The Queen looks very pretty in her crystal coat. The designer did an outstanding work. So nice that you got the gifts from Michele. Wish you a lot of fun with it. Thank you for this lovely post.
Best greetings, Johanna
- June 5, 2012 at 3:43 AM
- Sunray Gardens said...
Now that looks really good. Pretty cup also.
Cher Sunray Gardens
- June 5, 2012 at 6:18 AM
- Angela McRae said...
Your cake is gorgeous! And I'm happy to hear another kindred spirit is celebrating the Jubilee this week!
- June 5, 2012 at 6:56 AM
- Rosewalk Cottage said...
Hello Judith,
Your sponge cake looks delicious and I love your pretty rose bud china. Thank you for sharing this lovely post.
- June 5, 2012 at 8:09 AM
- Celia M. said...
Dearest Judith your cake looks divine! Love that the key ingredients cake from your garden ~ your tea cup and tribute post are lovely. HRH Queen Elizabeth II is truly an example of grace and elegance. Happy Teasday..xo HHL
- June 5, 2012 at 8:13 AM
- Snap said...
Judith, the cake looks wonderful and lucky you -- you have a new tea mug! Delicious tribute to The Queen. Happy Tea Day!
- June 5, 2012 at 8:43 AM
- Rebecca said...
That cake is so scrumptious looking. I wonder if it comes in WW Variety! :) Looks soo fabulous. YUM!
Miss Queen is looking so regal, isn't she? A year to make that outfit? Wow! Did you hear she had ear-plugs in? That made me giggle!
Sweet post!
- June 5, 2012 at 11:43 AM
- Pamela Gordon said...
Your sponge cake looks heavenly Judith. Thanks for posting that photo of the Queen as I had heard about this outfit but missed seeing it. Imagine it taking a whole year to make! Have a great afternoon. Pamela
- June 5, 2012 at 1:34 PM
- Cindy F. Adkins said...
Oh my, that cake looks delicious! How nice of Michele to send some tea - she's a sweetheart, isn't she? The Queen's outfit is very nice.
- June 5, 2012 at 3:25 PM
- podso said...
The cake looks fit for a queen for sure! We see so little of the jubliee down here; it was nice to see such a lovely photo of HRH.
- June 5, 2012 at 3:50 PM
- Vera said...
Thank you for posting this beautiful cake. You inspired me to make one too! I follow your blog and gave the link from mine to yours.
- June 5, 2012 at 3:57 PM
- Carolyn said...
I would love a piece of that cake right about now-is there any left?
I love the photo of the Queen in her beautiful dress.
- June 5, 2012 at 7:50 PM
- Magnolia Cottage said...
Hi Judith,
Ohh my goodness, the Queen looks stunning in her white crystal-studded outfit. I am recording the Diamond Jubilee! It's an amazing line up of performances and the Queen just made her royal entrance. Your sponge cake looks delicious! I love your rose bud teacup and plate...beautiful! Have a wonderful week.
- June 5, 2012 at 8:10 PM
- Martha said...
Love your Queen's Cake -- it is a good tea time treat! Pretty tea time china as well!
- June 5, 2012 at 10:09 PM
- Rainbow Gatherer said...
wow seems so yummy and I'll try this myself too=)
I'll be happy if you come and visit my blog too=)
- June 7, 2012 at 4:41 AM
- Bernideen said...
Oh my Judith - you get an A+ and thought ahead to try the photo before it got cut too! Lovely cake and wonderful post. I watched alot of the celebration too and it was wonderful!
- June 7, 2012 at 12:08 PM
- Michele @ The Nest at Finch Rest said...
A lovely cake, a lovely amazing Jubilee all this time enjoying it -and I am very glad you are enjoying your mug.
My pleasure to send it and a few teas too.
Wish you were closer so we could share tea together!
Glad we have our tea times in Blogland, though!! : - )
- June 10, 2012 at 5:54 PM


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Those reasons included that elements of the complaint were unverified and that Karvala did not get to present her side at the board's meeting on Dec. 4, when it considered the complaint and petition signed by numerous Glen Park subdivision residents.
The complaint alleges that Karvala should have recused herself from a New Berlin Common Council vote for temporary closure of Wilbur Drive. That closure, which may become permanent, would increase the value of Karvala's home that is located on Wilbur, the complaint alleges.» Read Full Article
School heating, cooling projects win most support in New Berlin survey
New Berlin — Replacing the HVAC at New Berlin West Middle/High School and providing air conditioning at two elementary schools were the only projects that seemed to attract enough support from residents that they would pay higher taxes to get them done.
The New Berlin School District has released the results of a survey that the School Board hopes will help it decide which facilities projects are most important to taxpayers. A consultant conducted a phone survey of 379 heads of households living in all parts of the district and in various age groups and including parents and nonparents.
A majority, 63 percent of respondents, said they would support a property tax increase of $62.50 per year on a $250,000 home for priority projects, according to the survey. That percentage rose to 68 percent if the yearly increase were $42.50 and shot up to 76 percent for a $17.50 annual increase.
Four other potential facilities projects in the New Berlin schools also attracted support in the survey, but not enough to translate into a willingness to pay higher taxes.
One of those four was fixing the swimming pool at Eisenhower Middle/High School, an issue that has been hotly debated. Bringing the pool back up to competition level was favored by 61 percent of respondents. But only 44 percent said they would support the project if it meant higher taxes.» Read Full Article
New Berlin may get hospital emergency department
New Berlin — The urgent care walk-in facility at 4805 S. Moorland Road in New Berlin would be upgraded into a full scale emergency department, if all the approvals can be obtained.
Froedtert Hospital and the Medical College of Wisconsin operate the urgent care facility and want to construct a building addition that would enable the hospital and medical college to convert and expand the emergency care facility.
The building addition proposal will be considered by the New Berlin Plan Commission on Dec. 1.
About a year ago, the Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin Moorland Reserve Health Center opened in New Berlin, said Kathleen Sieja, Froedtert media relations director. It attracted so many patients that Froedtert and the Medical College realized there is a need in the area.
"Far more people than we thought were coming there for care," she said.» Read Full Article
Signature gathering to start soon for Muskego Common Council
The terms of four Muskego aldermen will expire next year and they and those wanting to run for their seats can start collecting signatures Dec. 1 to be on the April 7 ballot.
Terms will expire for Bob Hammel, 2nd District; Blaise Di Pronio, 4th District; Kevin Kubacki, 6th District; and Eileen Madden, 7th District.
The deadline for filing nomination papers at the Muskego City Hall is 5 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 6.
If a primary election is needed, it would be held Feb. 17.
New Berlin School District sells former Glen Park Elementary School
New Berlin — On Friday, the New Berlin School District sold the former Glen Park Elementary School, 3500 S. Glen Park Road., to Heritage Christian Schools for $1.75 million.
School Board President David Maxey said in a news release announcing the sale that the district is pleased to be able to honor the requests of the Glen Park neighborhood to keep the building as a school.
The board accepted the offer to purchase Glen Park from Heritage Christian Schools on April 15. On May 12, the school district electorate voted at the annual meeting 61 to 11 to sell Glen Park under terms and conditions the board approves.
Glen Park was closed as a school in June 2012 after a strenuous defense by parents, but the school board closed it for budget reasons.
The school on 9.2 acres was placed on the market with Anderson Commercial in September 2013. Funds from the sale of Glen Park will be used to complete projects in the district's Long-Range Facilities Plan.» Read Full Article
New Berlin boys volleyball falls in state-title match
The New Berlin United boys volleyball team, seeking its second state championship, fell in a heartbreaker to top-seeded Marquette in the WIAA state championship match Saturday at Wisconsin Lutheran College, 21-25, 16-25, 25-22, 25-22, 15-13.
The United, after topping second-seeded Appleton North in four sets earlier in the day, held a 2-0 lead on the perennial championship-contending Hilltoppers and even led in the fifth set, 13-12, before Marquette recorded the final three points of the 2014 season.
The United finished 29-7.
New Berlin United catch fire in fourth, reach state semis
The New Berlin United had just been whistled for a net violation negating a block that would have spotted the squad a 24-22 lead in the crucial third set of the WIAA boys volleyball state quarterfinal.
New Berlin deployed Matt Zeske to get it back.
None of Zeske's 16 kills at Wisconsin Lutheran College on Nov. 14 was bigger than a termination to spot his team a 24-23 lead at that moment, and when Quinn Farrell locked down the set for a 25-23 lead, New Berlin had a 2-1 advantage en route to a 25-2, 22-25, 25-23, 25-13 victory over Catholic Memorial.
"We're diverse," United coach Jay Szatkowski said. "We've got multiple options, and that's a great thing for us. How do you game-plan when the ball could be all over the place?"
Still, Zeske had a chance to shine in the program's first state visit since 2009. He recorded four straight New Berlin points in the waning moments of the first set, including the kill to tie the score at 23 and another to give his team the lead.» Read Full Article
Paul Farrow announces for Waukesha County executive
Madison — State Sen. Paul Farrow is running for Waukesha County executive, while Rep. Dale Kooyenga has decided he will not seek the position.
Farrow, a Pewaukee Republican and the son of former Lt. Gov. Margaret Farrow, announced his plans late Thursday, after news emerged that County Executive Dan Vrakas would not seek re-election.
"We have proved time and time again, that our pursuit of lower taxes, community involvement, and electing good stewards of the public trust helps build strong communities and a county that we are all proud of," Farrow said in a written statement announcing his plans. "I look forward to continuing that tradition if I have the honor to serve as county executive."
Kooyenga, a Brookfield Republican, said Friday he had been encouraged to run but decided against it.
"After prayer and discussing with my amazing wife, Jennifer, we decided I can best fight for our values and principles by continued service in the Legislature," Kooyenga said in a written statement.» Read Full Article
Vrakas to retire as Waukesha County exec, sparking likely GOP tussle
Waukesha County Executive Dan Vrakas announced Thursday that he won't be running for re-election in the spring.
The announcement comes some eight months after Vrakas made public the fact that he had been diagnosed with prostate cancer. He completed treatment in 10 weeks and returned to work full time in June.
Word of Vrakas' impending retirement announcement had several leading Waukesha Republicans scrambling to gauge and, in some cases, lock up support for what will be an open seat. The general election for the nonpartisan office is to be held in April.
Heading the list of potential candidates are Sen. Paul Farrow, a Pewaukee Republican, and Rep. Dale Kooyenga, a Republican from Brookfield. Both are considered rising stars in the party.
"I would say that Farrow is probably the favorite, but this is incredibly early," said one Waukesha Republican. "Dan hasn't even announced that he's not running."» Read Full Article
Waukesha County keeps taxes flat in 2015 budget
The Waukesha County Board on Wednesday adopted a final 2015 budget with an increase of slightly less than 1% to the general property tax levy.
The total levy stands at $100.49 million for 2015, up $987,100 from this year.
The property tax rate needed to generate the 2015 levy is $2.08 per $1,000 of equalized valuation, down seven cents from this year. The decrease in the rate coupled with a rise in property values will result in no change in the county portion of the December tax bills for most homeowners.
The tax rate and levy were unchanged from the budget recommended by County Executive Dan Vrakas.
Vrakas praised the board for approving a budget that does not increase the property tax burden on homeowners. The final budget "maintains our role as a low tax leader in the state," Vrakas said.» Read Full Article
Muskego parks, recreation director resigns after reshuffle
Muskego Parks and Recreation Director Craig Anderson resigned last week after the Common Council decided to move parks maintenance to the Department of Public Works starting with the 2015 city budget.
With that action, Anderson was to become the recreation supervisor, with a cut in pay. Anderson had been with the city for 17 years.
Tammy Dunn, program recreation manager, is serving as the interim director, Muskego Mayor Kathy Chiaverotti told the Common Council on Tuesday.
Muskego may cut days, hours for fireworks displays at homes
Muskego — Muskego may cut the number of days and the number of hours that residents can shoot off fireworks to celebrate the Fourth of July.
Muskego is the only community in the metropolitan area that allows individuals with city permits to have private fireworks shows during the holiday.
Currently, the displays are limited to July 1 to 7. That could be cut back to July 3, 4 and 5 and one weekend day at the Common Council's choosing. And the current 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. allowable hours would become 4 to 11 p.m.
The Muskego Common Council last week called for staff to come back with a resolution containing the changes and that also clears up some ambiguity in the current ordinance.
The council stopped short of banning fireworks, as was advocated by Alderman Blaise Di Pronio.» Read Full Article
Muskego Common Council approves rezoning for lake home/condo plan
Muskego — Opponents failed to block a rezoning that is key to the building of five homes and 12 condominiums on two lots on Little Muskego Lake.
The Common Council last week approved the rezoning 4-2 for the controversial development proposed for Janesville Road just north of Pioneer Drive. Now the project's site and building plans must go through the city approval process.
Developer Michael Dilworth, president of Ener-Con Companies, has said that although the housing would all be on two lots, the project conforms to the medium density called for in the city's 2020 Comprehensive Plan. That is because the development includes an existing home with a large yard that brings the number of units per acre down, he said.
Not so, critics say.
It isn't fair to build all the units on just two lots and use the big yard of the home next door to make the numbers come out right for medium density, they say.» Read Full Article
New Berlin to get citywide residential trash pickups
New Berlin — New Berlin will have citywide residential trash pickups, probably starting next May, the Common Council decided Monday.
Officials estimated that the city taking over residential refuse pickups would save the average homeowner $175 annually because the city can get better rates due to the large amount of business it can offer waste haulers, said Alderman Dennis Stribl. Currently, residents contract with haulers on their own, paying an average of $360 per home, officials said. That compares with the $150 per household the city is looking at that would be billed to residential owners, Stribl said.
Not everyone agrees that the citywide plan is a good deal, however. The proposal brought out bigger crowds than anyone had ever seen to a public information and input meeting Oct. 27, and people packed a second meeting last week.
Many of them liked the more economical tag and bag option they get from Advanced Disposal where they pay $5 a bag. That service will be discontinued in New Berlin as of March 31, said Jason Johnson, Advanced Disposal's municipal market manager for southeastern Wisconsin.
At first it was thought that the trend toward one-person garbage trucks using a mechanical arm to pick up trash was responsible for tag and bag being dropped. But Johnson said the mechanical arms can pick up bags as well as carts.» Read Full Article
Suburban roundup: Week three of the WIAA football postseason
Big plays, big mistakes, dominant defenses, and last second heroics. Such were the key factors of week three football in the WIAA postseason.
A roundup of our coverage:
-Homestead pulled off a miraculous last-minute drive and converted a two point attempt to defeat rival Cedarburg 15-14.
-Arrowhead scored on multiple big plays to defeat Mukwonago, 28-10. PHOTO GALLERY: Arrowhead vs. Mukwonago.
-Darlington managed to contain Lake Country Lutheran's explosive halfback Adam Tovar en route to a 41-12 win.» Read Full Article
Fitzgerald: Senate, Assembly Republicans differ on some issues
Assembly agenda that includes cutting property taxes and overhauling the state elections agency, but signaled the two houses could initially disagree on some details.Madison — The leader of the state Senate said Thursday he agreed in broad terms with an
The comments from Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald (R-Juneau) came soon after Senate Republicans chose Sen. Mary Lazich of New Berlin to serve as the body's president. She will be the first woman in state history to hold that position.
"It's very important that in the role of being Senate president you are fair and calm," Lazich said.
Republicans are set to control the Senate 19-14 after Tuesday's elections. The Republicans will have at least 61 seats in the 99-member Assembly, and possibly as many as 63 once the final vote tally is completed.
Fitzgerald and Lazich said in the next two-year legislative session they want to make changes to the Government Accountability Board, which oversees state elections and investigates suspected violations of campaign finance laws. They said they were expecting an audit soon that would give them ideas for how to change the agency.» Read Full Article


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It's the end of day three at London Fashion Week and after masses of big-name shows, there is plenty to talk about on the beauty front. Here is our round-up of the biggest and best beauty scoops plus our snaps from backstage in the gallery above...
1. Sunday Riley Arrives At Preen
Backstage at Preen, everyone was talking about the imminent arrival of cult beauty brand Sunday Riley at SpaceNK. Val Garland kept up this season's overarching '90s beauty trend using the brand's Good Genes Serum as a delicious skin treat for the models. This was followed by a slick of their Effortless Tinted Primer and the Light Liquid Foundation after that. The result? Glowy, real skin which didn't look like it was wearing any makeup at all. Genius!
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Check out the gallery above to see the general amazing-ness of the Chanel taxi which we swooshed around LFW in. Jealous much? Of course you are! Talking of glamorous rides, makeup-maestro Val Garland was in charge of a massive FIVE of today's beauty looks today so had to be whisked between venues by a man on a motorbike. "I tried to put my arms round his waist," she told us, "but he told me to keep my hands to the handles instead!" Val, we love you.
3. Vivienne Westwood's '60s Inspired Beauty
Backstage at the Foreign Office, we bore witness to a truly jaw-dropping beauty look for the Vivienne Westwood Red Label Show. "Royalty was the reference that we were given, so I decided that I wanted the girls to look like cartoon-esque Andy Warhol prints of The Queen, Marilyn Monroe and Debbie Harry," explained Val Garland. Who'd have thunk it?
4. When Only Dual Blusher Will Do
Topshop Unique models were "the girl that other girls want to be." And we can verifty they really were. The amazing Hannah Murray applied two different Topshop blushers in Prime Time and Flush across the eyelid for a super-cool grungy 90s beauty look that offered a pop of bright colour against the whites and yellows of the collection.
5. Sushi To Go!
Models, makeup artists, stylists and journalists alike were sent into a frenzy at the sight of a pop up Itsu restaurant backstage at Temperley. We can't tell you exactly how much sashimi was consumed but it was enough to feed a large (model) army.
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The Port Washington Parks Conservancy wishes the Yamaguchi family all good luck and success in relocating their famous Japanese restaurant on Main Street following the unfortunate fire that demolished their previous site.
The Conservancy has worked with the family and other experts for the past 3 years to plan an Asian Garden in the Blumenfeld Family Park. Supervisor Jon Kaiman and the Town Board accepted our design and the Conservancy is now raising private and municipal grant funds to build the garden.
We hope the Yamaguchi family will celebrate the opening of the garden with the entire Port Community in the Spring of 2015.
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Gould A. 'Stretch' Ryder III, accomplished sailor, pilot, businessman, civic leader, and steward of the beautiful waterfront of Port Washington, passed away Oct. 24 at The Amsterdam at Harborside Hospice Center in Port Washington.
Stretch, as he was known to all, was well known as part of the crew on Ted Turner's "Courageous" when it won the America's Cup in 1977. Turner stayed in touch and visited Stretch last week.
Stretch's life was marked by numerous personal contributions and accomplishments.
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Parents concerned about classroom sizes spoke up at the Port Washington Board of Education meeting, as the board passed an approval of the larger sizes.
Parents spoke of class sizes at the district's elementary being in the mid 20s, an amount they felt compromised the quality of their children's education.
"The board of education changed our children's education for the worse," said one mother of larger average class sizes the board had approved last year. The comment drew clapping from the audience.
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The Port Washington Soccer Club has presented Schreiber High School graduate and captain of the Port Washington Blue Knights, Cameron Boroumand, with the annual $1,000 Joe Cohen Scholarship.
The award, which has been presented annually for over 10 years, was established by the Port Washington Soccer Club to honor Joseph Cohen, a gifted athlete who attended college on a soccer scholarship. He went on to achieve outstanding success, first academically, and then in his professional life. He gave his time fully and with great heart to innumerable charitable endeavors.
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The tough and talented Port Washington volleyball team defeated Hicksville at an away game this past Friday in all three sets.
With strong returning players who also play on club teams year round, the Port Washington team plays with a certain level of chemistry. Megan Murphy and Kelly Nardone led the way with 12 assists and Mia Walker had six kills.
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10 New Sex Positions You've Never Heard of...But Need to Try, Now
If the sexual honeymoon's over and you're tired of busting out the same three moves, it's time to spice up your boudoir repertoire. Try any one of these, or go buck wild with a personalized combo routine. We can guarantee these are not your run-of-the-mill, been there, done that sex positions.
By Koryn Kennedy
The School House Rock
First find a chair with a sturdy back, have him sit facing forward. Straddle him with your feet on the floor, slowly lowering yourself onto his erection with your knees bent at a ninety-degree angle. Once hes fully penetrated you, begin to slowly rock back and forth.
Stand and Deliver
He remains standing and lifts you up so that you can wrap your legs around his waist. From there hell cup your buttock and slowly move to enter you, controlling the depth of penetration. For balance, have him stand near a bed or a wall. This position is great for women who like it when their partners are in controland have some serious upper body strength.
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The Lazy Twizzler
This position is best for sleepy morning sex. Start off in spooning position, then slide one leg forward in front of you giving him access to your girly parts. Hell maneuver his top leg between yours until youre legs are open enough for him to penetrate you. This position allows deeper penetration and requires very little effort from either of you.
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The Sexy Marionette
Stand facing a wall, as if youre about to be strip-searched, placing both hands slightly above your head. Then slowly slide down the wall, falling forward from the waistlike a marionette with slack strings. Hell keep you steady by holding your hips firmly, as he thrusts from behind. This position requires a little stamina and flexibility, but it well worth the effort.
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The Mirror Image
Straddle his lap, facing him. Once hes inside you, have him sit up so youre face-to-face. Then, wrap your legs around each others backs and link your elbows under each others knees, crating a mirror image of each other. Hold on to each other tightly as roll back and forth. This position allows the two of you to be completely wrapped up in one another, stimulating all your body parts at once, and his!
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Turning the Helm
While in the missionary position have him move up on his knees while he continues to thrust. Once hes upright, hell pick up on one of your legs with one hand and then move it to the other, as if hes turning the helm of a ship, until your on your side. For there he can maneuver you onto all fours. The beauty of this move is that it maintains fluidity during position transitions, and keeps you and your partner intimately connected.
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The Greyhound
Lay on the bed on your stomach with your legs spread out. Have him kneel between your legs and lift you by the hips until hes able to enter you, keeping as much of your body on the bed as possible. In essence, your entire body is being stretched out for him and the elongated angel will tighten your vagina, proving a very snug fit. For add spice, try the Rocket Greyhound by adding a small vibrator to the mix.
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The Sling
Stand and face each other, then slowly lift one leg until he can slide his arm underneath it to hold it in the air. He can raise or lower his arm to make this position as comfortable and pleasurable as possible for you. If you happen to be very flexible, he can raise you leg high, possibly to his shoulder, creating a very open pose. This position gives both of you the opportunity to stoke each other for a little extra stimulation.
The Wide Angle
Have him kneel in front of you then slowly sit on him, locking youre legs around his back. Once hes in position, lean back. He can support you by warping one of his arms around you, with the other he can stimulate you clitoraly. This position gives you more control of rhythm and speed than missionary and t gives him a great view of your breastsa win-win for everyone
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The Wheelbarrow
This an advanced position that works best when your already in the Marionette or Greyhound position. After hes entered you from behind with his hands on your waist, have him life one of your legsor bothand rest your hand or forearms on the floor. The Wheelbarrow is incredibly erotic as allows him you see all of you at once, but can be exhausting. We recommend only holding the position for a few, or the final few, thrusts.


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Parts of 25th Street and Range Road have been added to the installation's existing physical training run route and will be closed for vehicle traffic from 5:30 to 7:30 a.m. Monday through Friday. The new addition extends from Lane Avenue to the four-way stop sign at Range Road.
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The Americana At Brand And Children's Hospital Los Angeles Present 'Wee Rock!' Concert
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Parking Services
Parking Services strives to maintain a safe and economical parking system that continuously adapts to the ever-changing needs of the University community.
WSU Parking Services is proud to offer a 20% rebate on parking permits issued to fuel efficient, low emission vehicles. The green vehicles rebate is available for vehicle models made in the year 2000 and newer that meet a Green Book Score of 45 or higher.
The Green Book Score is a rating based on vehicle mpg and emission standards as set by the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE).
To qualify for the Green Vehicle Parking Permit Rebate follow these steps:
Step 1. Purchase and pay for a parking permit as normal, online through your
Weber Portal.
Step 2. Beginning Monday, September 8, 2014 visit the Parking Services in the new
Public Safety Building and have on-hand the vehicle make, model, and
registration to verify that your vehicle meets the Green Book Score rating of
45+. Alternatively, call ahead at (801) 626-7801 with the same information as
mentioned above (vehicle make, model, and registration) to see if your
vehicle qualifies.
Step 3. Congratulations! Your vehicle has been approved and meets the Green Book
Score standard, wait to receive your 20% parking permit reimbursement
check in the mail.
Parking Services is currently in the Public Safety office in the North West end of campus.
Main Office
Monday - Friday
7:00am to 4:30pm
Information Booth
Monday - Friday
7:00am - 4:30pm
Public Pay Lot
Monday - Friday
7:00am - 6:00pm
Saturday, Sunday, and Holidays
What We Do
Parking Services provides the campus community with parking and transportation options for the Ogden and Davis Campuses. The office is responsible for selling and distributing annual and day permits to faculty, staff, students and visitors on campus, enforcing parking rules & regulations, lost and found collection, arranging and assisting with special event parking and providing motorist assistance.
Contact Us:
Office Phone:
(801) 626-6533
Office Email:
Parking Services