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Fox Point accepts NSFD funding formula, for now
The Fox Point Village Board tonight begrudgingly accepted its percentage of the North Shore Fire Department's budget as allotted in an amended NSFD funding formula which will be in effect for the next three years.
Trustees took action in July to add a three-year sunset clause to the formula so that Fox Point, as well as the other NSFD member communities, can renegotiate in 2015. The sunset clause was supported by the River Hills Village Board and was ultimately approved by the NSFD Board of Directors, though a decrease in Fox Point's percentage contribution - which trustees and Village President Michael West had expressed interest in - was not.
In the new funding formula Fox Point will contribute 10.31 percent of the NSFD budget annually, down from the 10.38 percent it had paid from 2008 through 2012. However, West and Fox Point trustees have taken issue with the new percentage, since it is more than the 9.31 percent Fox Point would be paying for the next three years, had the original NSFD funding formula in effect from 1995 through 2007 been used and the percentages not been frozen in 2008.
"If you think (the original) formula is fair, then these proposed numbers aren't really fair to Fox Point," said trustee F.R. Dengel.
West told trustees that using an NSFD subcommittee to come up with the altered formula hadn't worked in his estimation, and that he would campaign for negotiations between all the member communities and a new formula between now and 2015.» Read Full Article
Nicolet tennis court project receives rezoning approval from River Hills
River Hills — Nicolet High School's proposed 13-court tennis complex is one step closer to becoming a reality, due to action taken by the River Hills Village Board on Friday, Nov. 21.
River Hills trustees unanimously agreed to rezone the property at 535 and 617 West Green Tree Road to allow for the construction of the tennis courts. The board also granted a special use permit for the tennis courts, which would be located on a 3-acre plot of land north of the football field.
The two Green Tree Road parcels consist of two houses owned by the school district. One of those homes will be torn down to make way for the future expansion of I-43, while the other home is being torn down to accommodate the proposed tennis court complex.
The rezoning approval from River Hills clears the way for Nicolet to move forward with an ambitious athletic facilities renovation plan.
"This was the linchpin to the whole process because our plan really revolved around utilizing this property," Nicolet Superintendent Robert Kobylski said of the tennis court property. "If we didn't have the ability to do that, we would have had to start over."» Read Full Article
The Cheel offers a taste of Nepal in Thiensville
A Nepali restaurant in Thiensville? I heard that more times than I could keep straight after the Cheel opened in summer in the little village's downtown. Everyone was expecting German, maybe?
It's a rare cuisine here, surely. The Cheel is the Milwaukee area's only restaurant serving dishes mainly from Nepal (a food truck last year served Nepali dumplings, and its operators hoped to open a bricks-and-mortar restaurant). That rarity alone would make it a must-try for curious food lovers.
But Cheel owners Jesse and Barkha Daily have also created a warm and convivial place for dinner and drink, after an extensive renovation that saved this Thiensville landmark from the wrecking ball. They work the room like hosts at a party, and their attention to detail in the restaurant comes across, down to the imported brass utensils.
It's an intimate restaurant — it seats 60 all told, in a small dining area and a bar area with high-top tables and a vintage Art Deco bar, serving a list of smart cocktails.
Like the dining room, the menu isn't oversized, but there are soul-satisfying dishes to choose from. They're found in the small plates that could be an appetizer or a feast in themselves, along with a half-dozen substantial soups and salads, and another half-dozen or so entrées. With Nepal between Tibet and India, the dishes show influences from both, and dishes branch out toward Burma as well.» Read Full Article
Paper will be delayed by holiday
Home delivery of the Nov. 27, 2014, edition of North Shore Now will be delayed by one day due to the Thanksgiving holiday. The newspaper will be home-delivered to Journal-Sentinel subscribers on Friday, Nov. 28. However, the newspaper will be available on newsstands as usual and websites will be updated.
Candidates for Lisbon post named
Town of Lisbon - Three Milwaukee area municipal administrators have been named as finalists in the Town of Lisbon search for a clerk/administrator
The three candidates were selected by the Town Board following a closed session Monday night in which the board reviewed a field of six semi finalist.
Those six candidates were selected from a field of 34 applicants by the municipal human resource consulting firm GovHR.USA.
The firm conducted an intial round of interviews with each of the six candidates in addition to completing reference checks and additional research on each of the candidates who were later recommended to the Town Board, according to Town Chairman Matt Gehrke.
The three finalists selected by the board, according to Gehrke, are::» Read Full Article
Mequon teen ODs on alcohol after chugging gin with Cedarburg girls
according to mycedarburg.online.com.A 17-year-old Mequon boy wound up at Children's Hospital with a blood-alcohol level of 0.347 after he, another 17-year-old boy from Mequon and two 13-year-old Cedarburg girls chugged a bottle of gin in less than an hour,
According to the report, Cedarburg police say the two girls were bored at one of their homes on Nov. 7, walked to the Piggly Wiggly grocery store, stole a bottle of gin and met up with the two boys to drink it.
The boy was hospitalized after the mother of one of the girl's called his father to pick him up at 10 p.m. Nov. 7, according to the report. The father found him unconscious, took him to Columbia-St. Mary's Hospital in Mequon before he was transferred to Children's.
A 0.347 blood-alcohol count is more than four times the level considered evidence of intoxication in Wisconsin. Children's Hospital notified Cedarburg police.
Rebuilt Fox Point footbridge opens
An old community landmark got new life Sunday with the opening of the Bridge Lane ravine footbridge in Fox Point.
The project is the result of a public-private partnership that saw roughly half the funds for construction coming from private donors.
"The bridge is now officially opened, and we're all happy," said Barbara Schwartz, president of Footbridge Friends, the nonprofit raising money for the project.
The Fox Point Village Board voted in April to accept a bid of $876,496 to rebuild the bridge. Crews broke ground in August and lifted the final section of the span into place this month.
Footbridge Friends is to contribute $515,000 to the overall costs, which include additional expenses for the demolition of the old span and inspections and related costs for the new bridge.» Read Full Article
Menasha's late score stuns Homestead in state football semifinals, 8-7
"That decision was made years ago. I just took the time-out to think about it a little more."
That was the frank and honest answer of Menasha football coach Jeramie Korth as to how much thought went into the idea of going for a two-point conversion with 31 seconds left in the WIAA State D2 semifinal with Homestead on a chilly Saturday afternoon at Ripon's Ingalls Field.
The bold and affirmative choice to do so was confirmed a few moments later. Bluejay quarterback Tyler Johnson, who had scored from two yards out a minute or so earlier, faked a run to the middle, and then pitched it out to running back Jadin Sell who sailed easily into the end zone.
Menasha, who had struggled to score all day against stout resistance from Homestead, just earned its most important points of the season as it went up 8-7.
And its defense made it stand up.» Read Full Article
Goldi shoe and fashion store in Shorewood to close
Goldi, a longtime fixture on the Milwaukee retail scene, will close on Jan. 15.Upscale shoe and fashion shop
Owners Goldi and Mark Miller are closing the store, 4114 N. Oakland Ave., Shorewood, to focus on their rapidly growing Fashion Angels Enterprises.
"Fashion Angels is a business that is taking all of our time, and more," Mark Miller said Thursday in an interview at the company's headquarters in the Third Ward.
He and his wife opened their first Goldi store 42 years ago in Madison, while they were 19-year-old students at the University of Wisconsin. The concept eventually expanded to 10 stores, including shops at Mayfair Mall, in Milwaukee's Grand Avenue and on Chicago's North Michigan Avenue.
The Shorewood store, the last remaining outlet, opened about 20 years ago. With the lease expiring and neither of the Millers sons, both in investment banking, interested in taking over the shop, the time is right to close what has "turned into a hobby," Goldi Miller said.» Read Full Article
Interactive North Shore school tax roundup: who's up and who's down in 2015
Find out with our interactive graphic and school tax roundup.Will your school district tax bill be increasing or decreasing in 2015?
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
Bayshore neighbors bridle at falling assessments
Whitefish Bay — Joe and Michelle Lapinske bought their three-bedroom Whitefish Bay house in 2011. By last year, its assessed value had increased to $246,000.
So it was jarring when, amid a reviving Milwaukee-area housing market, their home recently received a new assessed value of $187,000 — a 24% drop from 2013.
"We're very disappointed, and very concerned," said Joe Lapinske.
The couple live on a three-block stretch of N. Lydell Ave., just across from Bayshore Town Center in neighboring Glendale, where other houses also have been hit with sharp declines in their assessed values from 2013 to 2014.
Those drops are tied to Bayshore, which in 2006 underwent a major expansion that included a new, four-level parking structure built just across Lydell Ave. from some of those homes. Lydell Ave. is the border between Glendale and Whitefish Bay.» Read Full Article
Stunning rally sends Homestead past Cedarburg
It was really no gamble at all in the viewpoint of Homestead football coach Dave Keel.
The Highlanders had just taken advantage of an enormous break in Friday's WIAA State D2, Level 3 playoff game with archrival Cedarburg. A bad snap to the back-up Bulldogs punter had set up the Highlanders on the Bulldogs 38-yard line with 1:46 left and Homestead trailing, 14-7.
As one Homestead player had screamed as he ran out onto the field after the turnover: "This is our miracle, let's use it!"
And they did, as five plays later, quarterback Nick Allen found end Patrick Minkin on a wheel route close to the front right corner of Homestead end zone. He was pushed across the line to complete the 18-yard TD play with just 41 seconds to go.
Now the game was in Keel's hands, he of four WIAA state titles and conference championships too numerous to count. Go for the tie and overtime before a full-throated home crowd or roll the dice and go for the win down 14-13?» Read Full Article
Preps football photos of the week: Level 3
The fight for a championship trophy continued as the calendar turned to a new month and cold and windy conditions on Nov. 7 in Level 3 of the WIAA playoffs.
Now Newspapers and Lake Country Publications compiled the best photos shared on social media featuring teams from our coverage area: Arrowhead, Mukwonago, Franklin in Division 1; Homestead, Greendale and Waukesha West in Division 2; and Catholic Memorial in Division 3.
Here's the best sights and sounds from Level 3.
Election roundup: How the Milwaukee suburbs and Lake Country voted
The Republican strongholds of Waukesha and Lake Country, as well as the majority of the Milwaukee suburbs, voted decisively in favor of incumbent Governor Scott Walker. Referendums for increased funding in various municipalities and school districts were mostly successful.
A roundup of our coverage:
INTERACTIVE: See how your community voted and how it stacked up against its neighbors.
-The search is on for Brad Schimel's successor for Waukesha DA post.
-Unexpected turnout slows voting in Lisbon.» Read Full Article
Governor's race draws strong turnout on North Shore
Voter turnout hovered at more than 70 percent throughout the North Shore for the high-stakes gubernatorial election on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
While the statewide results favored Gov. Scott Walker, it's always interesting to look at how individual communities in the North Shore voted.
The North Shore divided along traditional partisan lines. Shorewood, Glendale and Brown Deer were strong Democratic areas. Fox Point, Whitefish Bay and Bayside leaned Democratic by smaller margins. River Hills, Mequon and Thiensville were strongly Republican.
Democratic challenger Mary Burke was the favored candidate in Shorewood (72.3 percent); Glendale (59.1 percent); and Brown Deer (59.7 percent). Burke's lead was narrower in Bayside (51.7 percent); Whitefish Bay (50.4 percent); and Fox Point (50.6 percent). Walker was the favorite in Mequon (69.8 percent); Thiensville (64.6 percent); and River Hills (60.3 percent).
In the attorney general's race, Waukesha County District Attorney Brad Schimel, a Republican, beat out Democratic Jefferson County District Attorney Susan Happ. The local results for attorney general followed similar partisan lines.» Read Full Article


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Cloud services are putting new demands on enterprise networks, a recent survey by Juniper Networks and Forrester Research revealed, according to this AllThingsD article. Of the 150 senior IT executives surveyed, 58% said that they had to upgrade their networking hardware to meet the new demands brought on by cloud services.
A new infographic by CA Technologies reveals that 80% of companies believe that cloud computing drives innovation, but over half of those companies don't have plans to implement the technology yet, according to this Mashable article.
Citrix announced that its open-source CloudStack platform gained key support from CA Technologies and Cisco this week, according to this GigaOM blog. Citrix's commercial CloudStack implementation, CloudPlatform, will now connect into Cisco's Nexus switches, Unified Computing System (UCS) and Open Network Environment (ONE) and CA Technologies' Cloud Automation Suite and Nimsoft Monitor.
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The definition of IoT is not new, in fact it's been around for over a decade. What has changed is the public's awareness that the technology we use on a daily basis has caught up on the vision of an always on, always connected world. If you look into the details of what comprises the IoT, you'll see that it includes everything from cloud computing, Big Data analytics, "Things," Web communication, applications, network, storage, etc. It is essentially including everything connected online from hardware to software, or as we like to say, it's an Internet of many different things. The difference ...
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Rashi on Breishit 26:2 (@Yez is correct). Summarizing Rashi and Sifsei Chachamim's emmendations - Yitzhak was considered as a sacrifice (which, he was from the akieda). Sifsei Chachamim says he was considered Kodesh Kadashim ("most holy") and such sacrifices were not allowd to be taken out of the azarah. The entire land of Israel was considered the azara at ...
From: THE PROHIBITION OF RIBBIT IN THE MODERN WORLD WHAT IS THE HETER ISKA? Halakha makes use of "evasions" of the law in various different realms. The idea of the heter iska arose already in the seventeenth century, and expanded to enormous proportions over the last hundred years, despite its inherent halakhic difficulties. How does heter iska ...
There's usually some unwritten rule for this. Something like: Some Aveilim are Makpid to say both Borchu's - so they always take it. Or else it's given to the unlucky fellow who didn't get to be Chazzan - since the Chazzan already said a Borchu. If there's no 2nd chiyuv then the Chazzan will say it. If a Sefardi also said Kaddish, and he's anyways going to ...
I don't know why, but R' Shlomo Zalman Auerbach (עלהו לא יבול p96) maintains that the Israeli custom is not to say this prayer at all. Nonetheless, one who has had a bad dream and wishes to say the תפילה, can do so during שים שלום. Source: שיח תפילה
Rabbi Shlomo Halbertal Shlita concludes that Shmita applies in Jordan also. However only in the western part is it a Biblical obligation. In the Eastern part it is Midrabanan. שרק בעבר הירדן המערבי – שבו שייכת קדושת השכינה כדברי התשב'ץ – שייכת מצות השביעית במלוא חובתה – מדאורייתא, מה שאין כן בעבר הירדן המזרחי – שביעית דרבנן
The Rosh In Yevamos 6:12 writes that the bris ben habsarim took place when Avraham Avinu was 70 and was in Eretz Yisrael. He then went back to charan and left again at the age of 75(parshas lech lecha).
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Posted 13 December 2012 - 09:49 AM
I was thinking of having a look at a few antique shops - particularly to find some vintage costume jewellery for my sister. I doubt she'd have a problem with that.
But would other second hand items be appropriate - assuming of course that they are in good condition and clean.
Sporting gear?
What would you think if you got a recycled gift?
Posted 13 December 2012 - 09:55 AM
I couldn't care less if something was 2nd hand or new, as long as they giver thought about it and thought I'd really like it.
Posted 13 December 2012 - 09:55 AM
I'd be pleased.
If it was a gift that had been chosen carefully with me in mind.
We often give recycled/retro/bargain gifts in this family.
When my BIL was right into fly fishing Mum found this awesome little folding fisherman's seat straight from the 50/60s and repaired it for him. It was the star of Christmas that year!
Posted 13 December 2012 - 01:06 PM
I also don't have a problem with it. Some things are more personnel when you have to shop like this, especially if they don't make this item anymore.
Posted 13 December 2012 - 01:15 PM
Depends on the gift...if I got something secondhand that is rare and/or I know is worth a lot of money I would take it with open arms
If it was just a standard secondhand item I'll take it and if it's something I don't like just drop it off to an opshop the next day
Posted 13 December 2012 - 01:18 PM
I think it depends on your social circle.
I'm happy to receive second hand gifts (but not clothes with rips or stains as my skills at clothing repairs are not so good, so I'd probably have to pay someone to get them fixed).
I'd be very happy with second-hand books, though.
I think with gifting toys or sporting goods you could get away with giving new looking items or items that are expensive and only affordable if purchased second-hand. My mum gets my younger brother second-hand electronics and he doesn't mind as it isn't something they'd be able to afford new. I think something like a second-hand kayak would probably be appreciated, but I'm not so sure about a second-hand tennis racket.
Vintage furniture, jewellery, or decorative items are also OK, in my opinion.
I do think everything needs to be checked to see that they function properly, are safe, and don't have scratches or deformities (unless you know the recipient would be happy to fix them).
Posted 13 December 2012 - 01:21 PM
My family and friends would know me well enough that I wouldn't be keen on second hand clothing and the like.
I wouldn't have a problem with antique jewellery, or china.
Posted 13 December 2012 - 01:43 PM
My mum scores plenty of antique and vintage china from me - I get it on eBay and she's always so amazed that I can find such treasures!
I'd prefer antique to modern any day, but I don't think of it as second hand.
Like Slinky - second hand clothes? Not unless they are amazing, thanks.
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Layer masking, blend modes with my native PS filters and enhancements. The one house left in the one I want to be mine. . . I am not sure where this bay is located so we will call it Montegociso Bay. I dream to live in a beach community – one day I will. . .
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Your constant coefficient is around 4e18.
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I presume that the original algorithm (by Kriegman and Ponce) has this same instability.
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Mary's legacy of love lives on.
A North woman whose lifetime's dedication to caring for sick and injured animals brought her royal recognition has died at 98.
Mary Weightman, of Rothesay Terrace, Bedlington, Northumberland, was awarded the MBE in 1998 for services to animal welfare and was presented with her medal by Prince Charles at Buckingham Palace.
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Category: Bars and Clubs
Region: Downtown Denver
May the faint of heart stay at home when the Academy-Award-winning, multi-platinum legends in Three 6 Mafia take over Casselman's this Friday. The crew — now consisting of original members Juicy J and DJ Paul — is known for crass Dirty South bounce rap and inflammatory lyrics. Originally hailing from Tennessee, Three 6 Mafia helped usher in the acceptance of Southern rap starting with its debut album, Mystic Stylez. Three 6's music, with its drug-fueled and explicitly sexual lyrics, can be an acquired taste, but it's delivered with an even hand and an admirable level of talent, and the group is considered legendary by many in the rap game.