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Phillips couple celebrates 75th wedding anniversary
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- A Phillips couple proves that hard work and love can make a marriage last.
Russell and Dorothy Sawallish just celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary on Tuesday.
The couple got married on July 29, 1939.
Over the years, the couple always seems to work through their problems together.
"You have your troubles and you work through them. We never had really serious, serious trouble. We had trouble but they got better," says Dorothy.
"God always settled our serious problems," Russell said.
Russell and Dorothy met when they were kids.
They lived just five miles apart, and their parents were friends.
"We went through high school and as we went through high school we got together more," said Russell. "School dances, and then after the dances we got closer and closer."
Dorothy remembers when she was first interested in Russell.
"His folks bought some hay from our farm," says Dorothy. "All summer he was coming with the horses and the wagon driving these horses and that's when I kinda got my eye on him."
Russell and Dorothy owned a farm in Berlin, Wisconsin.
The couple says they enjoyed working together.
"If the machinery was broke, something, he'd be fixing it and I'd be handing him wrenches," said Dorothy.
Farming was tough work, but like their relationship they made it work.
The couple didn't have electricity on their farm until 1946.
"One year we were short on hay and he started working at the foundry, well then he ended up selling our milk cows and went to beef cows and he worked at the foundry for 20 years," Dorothy said.
The couple says their favorite memory together is being with their family.
They have three sons, six grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.
They took on that responsibility with joy.
"Grandma and Grandpa were babysitters for quite a few years," says Dorothy.
Russell and Dorothy moved to Phillips in 1982.
They vacationed in the Northwoods and wanted to return to settle down.
And even though the family has spread apart, Russell and Dorothy could celebrate their 75th anniversary with their family.
"Most of the family was home. And it was a good time," says Dorothy.
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Bottled milk makes a comback in Crandon
Submitted: 11/23/2014
- Not many people buy bottled milk anymore. But a locally owned store in Crandon recently brought it back.
"Grandpa sold bottled milk in 1935 when he came to Crandon and for many years after that,"
Now third generation Jay Schaefer is continuing the tradition at Schaefer's IGA in Crandon.
He's selling another locally owned business product on his shelves.
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Deer donation an option as gun hunting season begins
Submitted: 11/22/2014
- Gun hunting season started across Wisconsin Saturday.
Most hunters shoot for sport.
But some donate their catches to help families in need.
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Door County fish business subject of federal probe
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Court records show U.S. Fish and Wildlife agents set up a fake fish store in L'Anse, Michigan, recorded conversations, and raided Dan's Fish in the northeastern Wisconsin city of Sturgeon Bay in Door County.
No criminal charges have been filed, but search warrants served as part of the investigation were recently unsealed.
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Submitted: 11/22/2014
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Projections show the state will take in $2.2 billion fewer than its agencies want to spend from mid-2015 to mid-2017.
The state legislature and Gov. Scott Walker will need to figure out how to make the numbers work.
Northwoods Sen. Tom Tiffany (R-Hazelhurst) points out the money the agencies want is more than the agencies will get.
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2 injured, 1 dead in Taylor County crash
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The Taylor County Sheriff's Office says the crash happened around 4 p.m. on County Line Road and 11th Avenue in the Town of Roosevelt. Deputies say the driver of a 1997 Ford Explorer lost control while trying to turn North onto 11th Ave. The truck sled into the ditch on the Northeast corner of the intersection. It then struck a utility pole as it was overturning.
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2 men on sinking boat are rescued on Lake Michigan
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- One Wisconsin man is recovering in a hospital after he and another man were rescued from a sinking boat on Lake Michigan Friday morning.
The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office responded to a call from a man who said his boat was taking on water at about 11 a.m. The boat was less than a mile off the coast of Belgium, Wisconsin, according to the sheriff's office.
The men and their boat were recovered and brought back to shore.
A 31-year-old man from Oak Creek was hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries. A 24-year-old Neshkoro man was uninjured. Neither man has been identified.
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Empty Bowls event fills Rothschild with soup, hope
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Lines snaked out the door for the 7th annual Empty Bowls event.
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Artificial intelligence: summoning the demon
We need to understand our own intelligence is competition for our artificial, not-quite intelligences.
A few days ago, Elon Musk likened artificial intelligence (AI) to "summoning the demon." As I'm sure you know, there are many stories in which someone summons a demon. As Musk said, they rarely turn out well.
There's no question that Musk is an astute student of technology. But his reaction is misplaced. There are certainly reasons for concern, but they're not Musk's.
The problem with AI right now is that its achievements are greatly over-hyped. That's not to say those achievements aren't real, but they don't mean what people think they mean. Researchers in deep learning are happy if they can recognize human faces with 80% accuracy. (I'm skeptical about claims that deep learning systems can reach 97.5% accuracy; I suspect that the problem has been constrained some way that makes it much easier. For example, asking "is there a face in this picture?" or "where is the face in this picture?" is much different from asking "what is in this picture?") That's a hard problem, a really hard problem. But humans recognize faces with nearly 100% accuracy. For a deep learning system, that's an almost inconceivable goal. And 100% accuracy is orders of magnitude harder than 80% accuracy, or even 97.5%. Read more…
Challenges facing predictive APIs
Solutions to a number of problems must be found to unlock PAPI value.
In November, the first International Conference on Predictive APIs and Apps will take place in Barcelona, just ahead of Strata Barcelona. This event will bring together those who are building intelligent web services (sometimes called Machine Learning as a Service) with those who would like to use these services to build predictive apps, which, as defined by Forrester, deliver "the right functionality and content at the right time, for the right person, by continuously learning about them and predicting what they'll need."
This is a very exciting area. Machine learning of various sorts is revolutionizing many areas of business, and predictive services like the ones at the center of predictive APIs (PAPIs) have the potential to bring these capabilities to an even wider range of applications. I co-founded one of the first companies in this space (acquired by Salesforce in 2012), and I remain optimistic about the future of these efforts. But the field as a whole faces a number of challenges, for which the answers are neither easy nor obvious, that must be addressed before this value can be unlocked.
In the remainder of this post, I'll enumerate what I see as the most pressing issues. I hope that the speakers and attendees at PAPIs will keep these in mind as they map out the road ahead. Read more…
Small brains, big data
How neuroscience is benefiting from distributed computing — and how computing might learn from neuroscience.
When we think about big data, we usually think about the web: the billions of users of social media, the sensors on millions of mobile phones, the thousands of contributions to Wikipedia, and so forth. Due to recent innovations, web-scale data can now also come from a camera pointed at a small, but extremely complex object: the brain. New progress in distributed computing is changing how neuroscientists work with the resulting data — and may, in the process, change how we think about computation. Read more…
In search of a model for modeling intelligence
True artificial intelligence will require rich models that incorporate real-world phenomena.
In my last post, we saw that AI means a lot of things to a lot of people. These dueling definitions each have a deep history — ok fine, baggage — that has massed and layered over time. While they're all legitimate, they share a common weakness: each one can apply perfectly well to a system that is not particularly intelligent. As just one example, the chatbot that was recently touted as having passed the Turing test is certainly an interlocutor (of sorts), but it was widely criticized as not containing any significant intelligence.
Let's ask a different question instead: What criteria must any system meet in order to achieve intelligence — whether an animal, a smart robot, a big-data cruncher, or something else entirely? Read more…
How to build and run your first deep learning network
Step-by-step instruction on training your own neural network.
When I first became interested in using deep learning for computer vision I found it hard to get started. There were only a couple of open source projects available, they had little documentation, were very experimental, and relied on a lot of tricky-to-install dependencies. A lot of new projects have appeared since, but they're still aimed at vision researchers, so you'll still hit a lot of the same obstacles if you're approaching them from outside the field.
In this article — and the accompanying webcast — I'm going to show you how to run a pre-built network, and then take you through the steps of training your own. I've listed the steps I followed to set up everything toward the end of the article, but because the process is so involved, I recommend you download a Vagrant virtual machine that I've pre-loaded with everything you need. This VM lets us skip over all the installation headaches and focus on building and running the neural networks. Read more…
What is deep learning, and why should you care?
Announcing a new series delving into deep learning and the inner workings of neural networks.
Editor's note: this post is part of our Intelligence Matters investigation.
When I first ran across the results in the Kaggle image-recognition competitions, I didn't believe them. I've spent years working with machine vision, and the reported accuracy on tricky tasks like distinguishing dogs from cats was beyond anything I'd seen, or imagined I'd see anytime soon. To understand more, I reached out to one of the competitors, Daniel Nouri, and he demonstrated how he used the Decaf open-source project to do so well. Even better, he showed me how he was quickly able to apply it to a whole bunch of other image-recognition problems we had at Jetpac, and produce much better results than my conventional methods.
I've never encountered such a big improvement from a technique that was largely unheard of just a couple of years before, so I became obsessed with understanding more. To be able to use it commercially across hundreds of millions of photos, I built my own specialized library to efficiently run prediction on clusters of low-end machines and embedded devices, and I also spent months learning the dark arts of training neural networks. Now I'm keen to share some of what I've found, so if you're curious about what on earth deep learning is, and how it might help you, I'll be covering the basics in a series of blog posts here on Radar, and in a short upcoming ebook. Read more…
AI's dueling definitions
Why my understanding of AI is different from yours.
Editor's note: this post is part of our Intelligence Matters investigation.
Let me start with a secret: I feel self-conscious when I use the terms "AI" and "artificial intelligence." Sometimes, I'm downright embarrassed by them.
Before I get into why, though, answer this question: what pops into your head when you hear the phrase artificial intelligence?
For the layperson, AI might still conjure HAL's unblinking red eye, and all the misfortune that ensued when he became so tragically confused. Others jump to the replicants of Blade Runner or more recent movie robots. Those who have been around the field for some time, though, might instead remember the "old days" of AI — whether with nostalgia or a shudder — when intelligence was thought to primarily involve logical reasoning, and truly intelligent machines seemed just a summer's work away. And for those steeped in today's big-data-obsessed tech industry, "AI" can seem like nothing more than a high-falutin' synonym for the machine-learning and predictive-analytics algorithms that are already hard at work optimizing and personalizing the ads we see and the offers we get — it's the term that gets trotted out when we want to put a high sheen on things. Read more…
Streamlining feature engineering
Researchers and startups are building tools that enable feature discovery.
Why do data scientists spend so much time on data wrangling and data preparation? In many cases it's because they want access to the best variables with which to build their models. These variables are known as features in machine-learning parlance. For many0 data applications, feature engineering and feature selection are just as (if not more important) than choice of algorithm:
Good features allow a simple model to beat a complex model.
(to paraphrase Alon Halevy, Peter Norvig, and Fernando Pereira)
The terminology can be a bit confusing, but to put things in context one can simplify the data science pipeline to highlight the importance of features:
Feature Engineering or the Creation of New Features
A simple example to keep in mind is text mining. One starts with raw text (documents) and extracted features could be individual words or phrases. In this setting, a feature could indicate the frequency of a specific word or phrase. Features1 are then used to classify and cluster documents, or extract topics associated with the raw text. The process usually involves the creation2 of new features (feature engineering) and identifying the most essential ones (feature selection).
Untapped opportunities in AI
Some of AI's viable approaches lie outside the organizational boundaries of Google and other large Internet companies.
Editor's note: this post is part of an ongoing series exploring developments in artificial intelligence.
Here's a simple recipe for solving crazy-hard problems with machine intelligence. First, collect huge amounts of training data — probably more than anyone thought sensible or even possible a decade ago. Second, massage and preprocess that data so the key relationships it contains are easily accessible (the jargon here is "feature engineering"). Finally, feed the result into ludicrously high-performance, parallelized implementations of pretty standard machine-learning methods like logistic regression, deep neural networks, and k-means clustering (don't worry if those names don't mean anything to you — the point is that they're widely available in high-quality open source packages).
Google pioneered this formula, applying it to ad placement, machine translation, spam filtering, YouTube recommendations, and even the self-driving car — creating billions of dollars of value in the process. The surprising thing is that Google isn't made of magic. Instead, mirroring Bruce Scheneier's surprised conclusion about the NSA in the wake of the Snowden revelations, "its tools are no different from what we have in our world; it's just better funded." Read more…

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I've now been on the Appalachian Trail for nine days and have covered 100 miles, including all of the trails that meander through Connecticut and about half of Massachusetts.
As my old bones, especially the knees, needed some rest, I've taken a zero day, which in trail parlance simply means staying in a motel instead of hiking.
Hiking through New England has a very different feel than doing the same in the high mountains of Maine or North Carolina.
The "American Idol" auditions are coming to Louisville. I've heard about it - and keep hearing about it - from family and friends, all of which followed the news with the same question: Are you going to go?
My mom asked. My cousin asked. My friends asked.
My fianc was out of the loop, but once I told him about the auditions, even he asked.
I told each of them the same thing: I don't know.
I've never been a diehard fan of the show, only watching occasionally, but up until my junior year of high school, I seriously thought I would make a career out of singing.
Last week I got the opportunity to see some Anderson County residents do some inspiring service work. These people were very enthusiastic about a cause, creative in their idea and took time from their busy summer schedules to raise money for a charitable donation. Oh, and they were 10-year-olds.
When I was informed there was a group of children selling Popsicles and lemonade to help the Anderson Humane Society, I didn't think much of it until I got there.
As I sit here to type, I've got to tell you that I'm having a strong urge to go have "puppy time." At 6 weeks old, they are nothing but adorable. These are healthy puppies and each has its own personality. While spending time outside with the pack tonight, I was reminded that it is the season for chiggers.
I've been pretty good about using my chamomile tea spray, before working outside. It's when I just come home from work and spend an hour or so taking stock of the day. Duh - that's prime time for chigger and mosquito bites.
I've been stumbling for days trying to find some ideas to write a column about. I'm getting married in 17 days, so you'd think I would have plenty.
I could easily ramble on for inches about how my wedding dress doesn't fit any more, how frustrated I am with all that comes with ordering a wedding cake or how frustrated I am with myself for forgetting to take the wedding invitations home with me the last time I went.
Column as I see 'em ...
While pouring over the county budget to prepare an article for this week's paper, it was amazing to see just how much proposed spending was eliminated when compared to the year before.
Even with about $80,000 in pay increases for county employees, the fiscal court was able to create a balanced budget.
Helping the court along were significant reductions in debt and employee fringe benefits, along with nearly $100,000 in cuts from money set aside last year for economic development and the swimming pool fund.
My latest walk in the woods began just outside Kent, a small town in Connecticut.
After about 15 minutes on the Appalachian Trail an unpleasant reality set in. I had either underestimated the degree of difficulty the mountains of the Nutmeg state would present, or had overestimated my degree of fitness.
The answer probably lies somewhere between the two possibilities.
Kudos to the Lawrenceburg City Council for listening to business owners and tabling the idea of requiring them to submit a federal tax return to purchase an occupational license.
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Sunday, Oct. 24, the Irish Gallery honors two more Irish businesses that join the Camera Craft Photography exhibit at the Ethnic Heritage Museum (EHM), 1129 S. Main St., Rockford. These new exhibits show the early beginnings of Geraghty and Fitzgerald Funeral Home.
An open house runs from 2-4 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 24. The exhibits will be up through Nov. 28, with free-will offerings for the museum accepted.
At the open house, Joe Geraghty Jr. will share recollections from the family business, Geraghty Costumes, formerly on East State Street, where the City Hall addition is now situated. This was a place to rent tuxedos, costumes and wigs, especially for Halloween.
Another exhibit honors longtime Irish family business Fitzgerald Funeral Home. The business started in 1914 with a joint ownership of Frank Fitzgerald and William Murphy. Fitzgerald Funeral Home had the government contract to take care of any deaths at Rockford's Camp Grant during World War I. The business passed along to Frank's son and later grandson in 1973. Fitzgerald Funeral Home started on Rockford's west side and now has two locations—one at Rockton and Riverside and the other on Mulford Road. Tom Fitzgerald will be at EHM Oct. 24 to discuss the Fitzgerald Funeral Home history.
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It's true that kids eventually need to learn to calm themselves, but infants have only one way to call you back from sleep (or Facebook): crying. For now, it's a good idea to respond, ideally before she starts wailing. Crying can cause her to swallow air, leading to gas, which means it can take longer to calm her down, says American Baby advisor Laura Jana, M.D., a spokesperson for the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). "Reacting quickly helps your baby build a sense that she can trust the people around her to meet her needs," adds American Baby advisor Harvey Karp, M.D., creator of The Happiest Baby on the Block book and DVD. (Go to americanbaby.com/soothe for more of his smart advice on calming your little one.)
After 6 to 9 months, she will learn to cry to get what she wants. "That's when you might sometimes let her cry a bit and not immediately respond," Dr. Karp suggests. This will help your child learn that she won't always get what she's jonesing for simply by turning on the tears.


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When you're a top star for WWE, you lose a good amount of privacy. Fans want in on your private life. Having done the job for years, CM Punk was already well aware of this. However, it reared its ugly nose in his life again this week. A photo from his wedding with AJ Lee was leaked online, and that thoroughly upset Punk. He even posted a message on Twitter about the matter.
September 1, 2014
The camera crew for Total Divas was on hand this weekend to film the bridal shower for Eva Marie. Initially, some were under the belief that it was the actual wedding. However, it has now been confirmed that the official ceremony will be taking place later on this week. Footage from that event will more than likely be included in the upcoming season.
August 17, 2014
It looks like Kelly Kelly will be the next one to do a wedding. The former WWE diva revealed that she is now engaged to her long time boyfriend. NHL star Sheldon Souray proposed to her, and she agreed to marry him. The chances of her making a return to WWE was extremely low before, and the marriage makes it even less likely now.
August 2, 2014
It looks like WWE will be utilizing the relationship between Cameron and her boyfriend a bit more during the next season of Total Divas. The belief is that something drastic will happen, where the couple will either break up or do a wedding. The heel turn and split from Naomi Knight was designed to put more attention into her character on the reality television show next season.
July 28, 2014
Some big things are happening for Seth Rollins. Aside from being split up from Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose, the WWE star is also now engaged to his longtime girlfriend. No word yet on when the wedding date will be. However, the belief is that he will not be missing any television time for it, especially since he is being given a singles push now.
June 27, 2014
While WWE was severely disappointed with the fact that the previous episode lost viewers, management is extremely pleased that Total Divas drew in big numbers. The season finale, which featured the much anticipated wedding of Daniel Bryan and Brie Bella, drew in more than 1.5 million viewers. The third season has already been renewed and will make its debut this upcoming fall.
June 3, 2014
Approximately 300,000 fewer people watched Total Divas this week compared to the previous episode. That has caused a little bit of concern within WWE, as many expected viewership to rise as the series inches closer and closer to the big wedding between Daniel Bryan and Brie Bella. Many expected the popularity of Bryan to help increase interest.
May 28, 2014
Some bad news for fans hoping to see AJ Lee back on Monday Night Raw soon. The former Divas Champion is not expected to return to WWE any time soon. AJ has no intentions of returning to the road before her wedding with CM Punk in a couple of weeks. Those backstage in WWE feel that she might be kept off the road until Summerslam 2014.
May 23, 2014
As some of you already know, former WWE and TNA star Luke Gallows recently got married. CM Punk, AJ Lee, Zack Ryder, Curt Hawkins, Mike Knox, Bully Ray, Angelina Love, Samoa Joe, Mickie James, Matt Hardy, Reby Sky, Velvet Sky and Colt Cabana were among those in attendance at the wedding.
May 20, 2014
For fans of Total Divas, one of the most anticipated events will be the wedding between Daniel Bryan and Brie Bella. E! executives were hoping that this particular episode will generate the highest numbers since the series started. Unfortunately, though, WWE is doing the Payback 2014 pay per view on the same night that the wedding is expected to air.
May 19, 2014
Over the last couple of months, it has been difficult to get anything out of CM Punk because he has been rather quiet since walking out of WWE. However, the former world heavyweight champion revealed during a Chicago Cubs game that he was going to be marrying AJ Lee next month. Several WWE stars should be in attendance for their wedding.
May 18, 2014
A picture of Curt Hawkins, Zack Ryder, Angelina Love, WWE developmental wrestler Conor OBrian and Mike Knox attending the wedding of Amber O'Neal and Luke Gallows.
May 14, 2014
When the rumors first started spreading, there were those that were skeptical that CM Punk was engaged to AJ Lee because of his free spirited nature. The engagement is almost all but confirmed now. The former WWE Divas Champion has moved to Chicago to be with Punk, and their friends are now openly talking about the upcoming wedding.
May 7, 2014
With the way things have been going on Total Divas, it appears that WWE could be building towards a big wedding between Nikki Bella and John Cena. The two of them getting married on the show would generate quite a bit of publicity and interest. Cena is still said to be very much against marriage in real life, but he might be willing to go through with it on television.
May 5, 2014
Some more bad news for Bobby Heenan, as he suffered a broken shoulder while trying to get out of bed. The legendary WWE commentator and his wife was in Las Vegas, visiting family and attending a wedding. However, due to the incident, Heenan was forced to miss the special event. He has also battled cancer and suffered a broken back not too long ago.
April 30, 2014
Life has been on the upswing as of late for Eddie Edwards. Aside from the American Wolves being picked up by TNA and being featured routinely on Impact Wrestling each week, things are going rather well for Edwards in his personal life as well. He has revealed that he is now engaged to Alexxis Nevaeh, an independent wrestler. The two are doing a wedding next April.
April 24, 2014
A video of WWE Diva Naomi Knight being welcomed into the Uso family during her wedding to Jimmy Uso on the latest episode of Total Divas.
April 22, 2014
On Total Divas this week, some drama unfolded when Rikishi failed to show up at the wedding of Jimmy Uso and Naomi Knight. Earlier in the episode, a reconciliation was shown between the two sides, and Rikishi agreeing to attend. The former WWE star took to Twitter afterwards to defend himself, stating that reality television shows aren't entirely factual.
April 21, 2014
In a rather shocking bit of news, Rikishi did not show up at his son's wedding. On Total Divas, the wedding of Jimmy Uso and Naomi Knight was the focal point of the episode this week. The two of them reached out to Rikishi backstage when he made a return on Monday Night Raw. The former WWE star agreed to attend, but decided to skip the event later.
April 20, 2014
A video of Jimmy Uso and Naomi Knight asking Rikishi to attend their wedding on an upcoming episode of Total Divas. Apparently, there was a bit of a rift within the family over the marriage. Details were not given in the footage, but the awkwardness of the situation makes it evident.
April 18, 2014
While he may not be on great terms with WWE officials, Mick Foley apparently is still on very good terms with a lot of the performers. A handful of them, including Road Dogg, took the time and made the effort to go watch his comedy show in Ventura. The venue is approximately 90 minutes away from the Staples Center, where Summerslam 2014 will be held.
August 16, 2014
Since the company has been releasing people left and right due to the budget cuts, there is some understandable paranoia backstage in WWE nowadays. Recently, people were under the impression that Road Dogg had been released because he was not around for a couple of the television taping. However, it turned out to be a false alarm, as the former Intercontinental Champion was simply on vacation.
July 21, 2014
The belief backstage in WWE is that Road Dogg is going to be winding down his days as an active in ring performer now that Wrestlemania 30 is over and done with. His tag team partner Billy Gunn suffered an injury during the big six man tag team match at the pay per view, so management is contemplating a scenario where they are written off of television.
April 8, 2014
At Wrestlemania 30, Dean Ambrose, Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns completely destroyed Kane, Road Dogg and Billy Gunn in a six man tag team match. The Shield captured the win over the Authority with a triple power bomb on both members of the New Age Outlaws at the same time. That led to an easy pin fall victory for the Shield at Wrestlemania.
April 6, 2014
While plans are constantly being changed throughout the week, WWE currently has Kane, Road Dogg, Billy Gunn, Roman Reigns, Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins in the opening match at Wrestlemania 30. The belief is that the audience in New Orleans should give these guys a nice pop since all six guys are fairly over.
April 5, 2014
Since management was having trouble trying to figure out where to put everyone, a last minute decision was made to do a six man tag team match so that WWE could get Kane, Road Dogg, Billy Gunn, Roman Reigns, Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins on the Wrestlemania 30 card. Reigns initially had a much bigger role on the pay per view.
March 25, 2014
In a sign that they still have a good amount of backstage power, Road Dogg and Billy Gunn have been pushing management to let them work with the Shield before WWE has Roman Reigns, Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins going their separate ways. It looks like the company will be giving them that chance at Wrestlemania 30 in the Kane story line.
March 21, 2014
Management is still trying to do decide what to do with Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso at Wrestlemania 30. While there were plans initially to have them involved in a big tag team match for the championship, those are in jeopardy of not coming to fruition because of the injuries to Road Dogg and Billy Gunn. They're still guaranteed a spot on the card, though.
March 16, 2014
There are those within WWE that want the tag team championship defended at Wrestlemania 30, and the favored match involves Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso, Road Dogg and Billy Gunn. However, the chances of that happening all fall upon Road Dogg, who is currently suffering from a back injury. The Usos could be thrown into the Andre the Giant memorial battle royal if Road Dogg cannot work the tag match.
March 13, 2014
Earlier, it was revealed that Road Dogg and Billy Gunn were both banged up, so WWE opted to put the tag team championship on Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso. Word is coming out now that Road Dogg has a bad back. He noted that was receiving treatment for the injury, and there is still a possibility that he ends up working the Wrestlemania 30 card.
March 8, 2014
The Usos were given the tag team championship recently, so that WWE could help to control the hostile audience at Monday Night Raw. Another reason for the change could be the health of Road Dogg and Billy Gunn. Both guys are said to be banged up a bit, as they ended up working a lot more matches that they initially thought they would.
March 8, 2014
After winning the WWE tag team championship from Billy Gunn and Road Dogg, the Usos decided to pay tribute to their fallen uncle. Through Twitter, Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso posted this special message and picture about Umaga, who is the younger brother of their father Rikishi.
March 5, 2014
While it was heavily rumored to take place at Wrestlemania 30, WWE opted to go with the title change on Monday Night Raw instead, so Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso are your new tag team champions. They were able to defeat Billy Gunn and Road Dogg for the belts early on in the show. The belief is that it was done to help appease the Chicago crowd.
March 4, 2014
On Monday Night Raw, Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso were given a victory over Road Dogg and Billy Gunn, in order to get some heat back after losing at Elimination Chamber 2014. Apparently, WWE does not feel that it is important enough to include in the Hulu broadcast of the show this week. Despite that, the Usos are still expected to be on the Wrestlemania 30 main card.
February 25, 2014
Even though they lost at Elimination Chamber 2014, there are talks that Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso could be given a rematch tonight on Monday Night Raw. Since WWE wants it to be a special episode, they're wanting at least one title change to take place. Road Dogg and Billy Gunn could be the casualties of the creative department tonight.
February 24, 2014
Experience defeated youth at Elimination Chamber 2014, as Billy Gunn and Road Dogg were successfully able to retain the WWE Tag Team Championship by defeating Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso.
February 23, 2014
Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso are about to live out a dream, as it has now been announced that the Usos will be challenging Road Dogg and Billy Gunn for the WWE tag team championship at Elimination Chamber 2014. It was initially believed that other teams were going to be thrown into the mix as well, but it will now be a straight up tag team match.
February 17, 2014
Since WWE wants a tag team championship match at Elimination Chamber 2014, Road Dogg and Billy Gunn are assured of a spot on the card. It looks like management is leaning towards a fatal four way match. The other contestants are most likely going to be Cody Rhodes, Goldust, Jack Swagger, Antonio Cesaro, Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso.
February 16, 2014
While it appears that a push was started for Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso on Monday Night Raw, the feeling backstage is that they are simply being utilized as filler, in order to help elevate Road Dogg and Billy Gunn. WWE did not even bother including their match against Curtis Axel and Ryback on the Hulu broadcast of Raw this week.
February 12, 2014
While some fans online have taken to blaming the veteran performer for not being more careful in the ring, there appears to be no backstage heat on Road Dogg right now for the spot in the steel cage match on Monday Night Raw, where Cody Rhodes injured himself while doing a moonsault off the top of the structure.
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So, I was moved to graveyard shift at work and have found my time to brew is almost none. This is going to force me to move to all Extract brewing. I brewed 5 extract batches before moving to all grain when I first started brewing, So I am not as familiar with the logistics.
I recently came across a Berliner Weisse recipe from NB that only required a 15 min. boil. http://www.northernbrewer.com/docume...nderweisse.pdf
Can all of my extract batches be a 15 min. boil?
Would I be losing anything if I do cut the boil time down? (i.e. head retention)
How much would I need to scale down the hop additions with this short of a boil?
I will be doing full size boils if this helps any answers.
The only reason you boil an extract batch is to for the hops- the hops need to boil to isomerize. Berliner Weiss is a different sort of beer- most extract batches with steeping grains require a one hour boil. One hour is a pretty standard boil, since that gets most of the bittering unit out of the hops.
You can definitely boil for less time- but as the other poster mentioned, you'd need more hops to boil for a shorter time and you'd get quite a bit more hop flavor so that wouldn't work very well for non-hoppy tasting beers.
+1 on stepping UP the hops to get the correct amount of bitterness. But even then if you're only doing 15 minute boils, I'd assume that you'd get a lot more aroma out of the hops than what would be desireable.
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Ok, So now I found this http://www.mrmalty.com/late_hopping.htm This talks mainly about late hop additions, but also talks about pro brewers using only 3 to 4 IBUs for bittering and the rest all late hop additions. Some brewers even leave out the bittering hops all together. They do increase the aroma and flavor hops to make up for this. Now, these are all American brewers, so I will not be doing any kind of styles like an Oktoberfest. I think I am going to try a couple of batches this way and see how it turns out. gonna try one at a 30 min boil and one at 15. I will report back when they are kegged.
Basic Brewing Video did a 15 minute amarillo ale one time. I'm sure you can find it if you search their archives. Nice quick video from James.


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QUESTION:What is the best way to kill and/or remove mahonia repens?
Mahonia repens (creeping barberry) is native to Colorado, and is a stoloniferous, sprawling evergreen. It is widely praised as a low groundcover with fruit attractive to birds, and listed as a non-invasive alternative to several invasive plants. However, "invasive" is in the eye of the beholder, and we can see how having it in the wrong place in your garden could be a problem. The fact that it is stoloniferous means that it spreads like some grasses, with below-ground root systems spreading it very efficiently.
To begin, and to get a better feel for the situation, start pruning away and discarding the cuttings in such a way that no berries left on the cuttings will get a chance to propagate themselves. You're clearing the area so you can find where the plant comes up from the root. When you find that, cut it through as near to the ground as you can. Paint the newly-cut surface with an appropriate herbicide, at nearly full strength, with a disposable sponge paintbrush, within 5 minutes. The herbicide must go on the cut area quickly before it begins to "heal" itself, thus preventing the herbicide from getting down to the roots. Now, because it is stoloniferous, you still have to deal with those roots. That plant is going to be trying to survive, no matter what you do, so the more damage you can do to the roots, the better. Drive a sharp shovel into the ground and cut them, expose them and prune them, or whatever method works best for you. Grubbing out the stump and discarding it will also effectively starve any remaining roots. You will have to continue to be alert; the plant propagates by roots sending out new little plants and by seeds that may have fallen months before. Just keep pulling them out until the shrub is exhausted. The best time to do this is in the Summer, when the heat and the sun will help in your destruction.
We didn't say it was going to be easy.
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