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Larry Daniel - Digital Forensics Expert
Larry E. Daniel has seven years of experience in computer forensics and has provided computer forensics and expert witness testimony in cases ranging from capital murder to exploitation of a child.
Larry Daniel has been published in NC Jury View and is currently writing a series of five articles for this publication on digital forensics. Over the last seven years Larry Daniel has presented at the North Carolina Public Defenders Conference, the North Carolina - South Carolina Public Defenders Investigators Conference, the North Carolina Association of Private Investigators, and at Pembroke University's Forensics Department.
Larry regularly teaches Continuing Legal Education classes in North Carolina and other states for attorneys on digital forensics and discovery issues.
Larry is a member of the American College of Forensic Examiners, the IEEE and the International Institute of Computer Forensics Professionals.
In addition, Larry Daniel has over 27 years of experience in computer programming, IT support, computer and server maintenance, network analysis, troubleshooting and server administration.
Larry spoke at the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers "Making Sense of Science" Conference in Las Vegas, NV April 4, 2009, the World Association of Detectives Annual Conference in Rio De Janeiro Sept 1-4, 2009 and at the American College of Forensic Examiners National Conference in Las Vegas, NV October 14-17, 2009.
Larry writes a popular digital forensics Blog www.exforensis.blogspot.com and is the host of an internet based radio talk show "Talk Forensics" www.blogtalkradio.com/talkforensics .
David Sullivan, Digital Forensics Employment Recruiter
David specializes in helping digital forensics professional find employment. He will be talking about what makes for a successful employment search, interviewing and preparing your credentials
Encore Presentation David Sullivan, Digital Forensics Employment Recruiter
David specializes in helping digital forensics professional find employment. He will be talking about what makes for a successful employment search, interviewing and preparing your credentials
Encore Presentation David Sullivan, Digital Forensics Employment Recruiter
Encore Presentation featuring David Sullivan, Digital Forensics Recruiter.
Harlan Carvey-Digital Forensics Expert, Author and Researcher
Harlan Carvey's Specialties are Computer forensics, specifically on Windows systems; vulnerability assessments and penetration testing; system programming on Windows systems in Perl. Harlan has been widely published and is the author of "Windows Forensics and Incident Recovery", published in July 2004 by AWL, as well as the author of "Windows Forensic Analysis", published in April 2007 by Syngress/Elsevier.
Digital Forensics 101
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What is Digital Forensics?
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DIGITAL LEARNING AND AMERICA'S FUTURE: THE DIGITAL LEARNING ALLIANCE. We are welcoming first time guest Quinn Kendall, Government Relations Director at The Alliance for an overview of the great things going on out there for all students n personalized, digital learning : Native American's in AZ. Language Development in NY just to name a few.
Presented by MIND RESEARCH INSTITUTE and ZANER BLOSER
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Digital Currency... #rapcoin #hiphopscoreboard
What are our options in the Digital economy to use our "BlackCoins Effectively"?
Listen in to this Blogtalk as some ideas will be explored as far as a new form of wealth building strategies and concepts presented by #NEWBLACKWALLSTREET feat "OYA" and "MalcomGarveyHuey"
This is also our opportunity to use Black Economics as a whole for the empowerment of our people, and to create a front for independent black owned businesses to establish themselves. This is also a time for us to create housing for the black community, create schooling that is for us and taught by us, also a golden opportunity for us to practice agriculture and produce fresh and all natural foods.
Digital Underground's Chopmaster J
Ine if the founding members of Digital Underground, Chopmaster J helped revolutionize Rap music in the late 80's and early 90's. Her also helped launch the career of rap legend Tupac Shakur.
In celebration of 25 years of Digital Underground, Chopmaster J and filmmaker and director Abdul Malik Abbott have started an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign to produce a documentry about the early years of D.U. and the start of Tupac's music career.
We will talk to Chopmaster J about his career as an artist and producer, and why the story of the group is pivital to the history of modern music.
Going Digital for His Kingdom Replay
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What is Going Digital for His Kingdom?
It is a tour of workshops and presentations to enhance the ministries strategic use of new media, digital media and social media.
Who should attend?
Pastors, Assoc. Pastors, Church Staff, Ministries, Outreach Organizations, Christian Business Leaders
Why should they attend?
To gain understanding of how to effectively utilize new media tools to grow their ministries.
How did he get involved?
When and Where?
Nov. 12, 2014 at the Oquendo Center right here in Las Vegas from 9:00 AM till 5:00 PM Entire event is $199!
Who is speaking?
Fr. Albert Cutie, Dr. Greg Nelson, Donnie Haulk and Christi and Mylon….
Where does it go from Las Vegas?
Next stop….Dallas/Fort Worth in Dec. Changing the way we grow God's Kingdom
Chopmaster J of Digital Underground stops by #ConversationsLIVE
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Conversations LIVE host Cyrus Webb welcomes the legendary Chopmaster J of the group Digital Underground to the show to discuss his passion for music, the group's success and how the new documentary will help to share their true story with the world.
Your15Minutes Radio Special Edition -Digital Underground 25 Years Later
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Join us as we discuss the amazing hip hop group Digital Underground 25 years later with Filmmaker Abdul Malik Abbott discussing the rease of the documentary "D.U. Days: Adventures in Digital Underground the Apprenticeship of Tupac Shakur".
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Man arrested in woman's death in Rusk County
Ladysmith - Authorities have arrested a 65-year-old man in the shooting death Sunday of a woman in Rusk County.
The victim was identified as Darlene Lazar, 65, of the Township of Hawkins.
Authorities said they received a 911 call at 5 p.m. Sunday from a woman who said she had been shot. When deputies arrived, they arrested a man and found a woman who had died inside the home from a gunshot wound.
The case will be referred to the district attorney. Investigators say they will request an initial charge of first-degree intentional homicide.
Ferguson residents clean up, hope for calm night
FERGUSON, Mo. (AP) - Business owners and residents boarded up windows and cleared away debris Wednesday as Ferguson sought a tentative return to normal after two nights of unrest over the grand jury decision in the Michael Brown case.
Protesters continued to hold scattered demonstrations, including a group that rushed into St. Louis City Hall screaming "Shame, shame." Police locked down the building and called in more than a hundred extra officers. Three people were arrested.
About 200 demonstrators marched through downtown St. Louis and held a mock trial of Darren Wilson, the white police officer who shot and killed the unarmed Brown, who was black, during an Aug. 9 struggle. »Read Full Article(15)
New ozone limits could place restrictions on industry
Federal regulators announced plans on Wednesday for stricter limits on smog-causing pollutants that could mean new regulatory requirements on industry in metropolitan Milwaukee.
The long-awaited plan by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency would cut respiratory and cardiovascular illnesses, the agency said. But business groups attacked the measure for heaping new costs on industry and raising energy prices on consumers.
The EPA's plans are aimed at fighting ground-level ozone — principally a summer pollutant created from a reaction of heat and light with two pollutants, nitrogen oxide and volatile organic compounds. »Read Full Article(74)
Heart stent for Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg, 81
WASHINGTON (AP) - Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had a heart stent implanted on Wednesday, reviving talk about how long the 81-year-old liberal jurist will be staying on the court.
Ginsburg was expected back at work on Monday, but her hospitalization - just three weeks after elections handed Republicans control of the Senate - raised anew the question whether President Barack Obama would be able to appoint a like-minded replacement.
The situation "sends many, particularly on the left of the political spectrum, into a tizzy," said Jonathan Turley, a professor at George Washington University Law School. »Read Full Article(8)
21 holiday gifts you can buy in Lake Country
There's no need to worry if you're still shopping for a certain someone. We've compiled a holiday gift guide for everyone on your nice list this year. Check out these great gift ideas, all from Lake Country stores.
For Her
1. Swarovski Annual Ornament »Read Full Article
Metro Milwaukee jobless rate dips to 5.3% in October
The unemployment rate in the four-county Milwaukee metropolitan area dipped to an estimated 5.3% in October from 5.4% in the prior month and 6.7% in October last year.
The monthly unemployment rate report, released Wednesday by the state Department of Workforce Development, is useful for comparing one metro region to another. October's preliminary metro-area rates, for instance, ranged inside the state from 3.3% in metro Madison to 6.1% in metro Racine.
The estimates, which are subject to extensive retroactive revision, also are useful for comparing cities and counties within a multicounty metropolitan region. The city of Milwaukee showed an estimated October jobless rate of 7.7%, which compares to 6.2% for all of Milwaukee County and 4.1% in neighboring Waukesha County. The Milwaukee metro area includes Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington and Waukesha counties. »Read Full Article
Stores open Thanksgiving for early Black Friday shoppers, some sales started Wednesday
Thanksgiving shopping? Consumers who want to beat the crowds and get an early start to Black Friday shopping can do so starting as early as Thursday morning. Lots of stores are open on Thanksgiving.
Here's a list, in chronological order, of stores open on Thanksgiving and links to their leaked Black Friday ads and doorbusters: »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Regulators approve higher fixed charges on Madison Gas & Electric customers
Utility customers of Madison Gas & Electric Co. will see higher fixed charges on both the electric and natural gas side of their bills in 2015, the state Public Service Commission decided Wednesday.
In another split decision, the panel approved an 82% increase in the fixed charge on electric bills, to $19 a month, and an 80% increase in the fixed charge on natural gas bills, to $21.87.
The decision marks the third vote this month by commissioners Phil Montgomery and Ellen Nowak, appointees of Gov. Scott Walker, to support utilities' bids to change the way rates are collected. Opposed was Eric Callisto, who was appointed by former Gov. Jim Doyle. »Read Full Article(5)
Gener8tor raises $2.1 million fund to invest in start-ups
Gener8tor, which runs start-up training classes in Milwaukee and Madison, said Wednesday it has raised more than $2.1 million for a second fund.
Gener8tor Fund II is set up to invest in the start-ups — usually about 10 a year — that go through gener8tor's classes. It also sends a signal that gener8tor is committed to the long-term operation of its programs, which are known as accelerators, organizers said.
"It's positioning gener8tor for a 20-year run where we can continue to seek, obtain and close venture funds to run accelerators in the state of Wisconsin," said Joe Kirgues, a gener8tor co-founder and a partner in the new fund. »Read Full Article
Executive condemns epidemic of fake Italian cheese
Millions of pounds of cheese sold in this country every year contain starches, fillers and cellulose that lower the costs for manufacturers but reduce the value for consumers, a cheese industry executive has alleged.
Neal Schuman, chief executive officer of Arthur Schuman Inc., says the inferior products often come in the form of dry grated cheese sold in grocery stores, served with meals in restaurants and in food ingredients.
Of the estimated 463 million pounds of Italian hard cheeses sold in the U.S. annually, 20% of the volume in pounds is not authentic, according to Schuman, whose New Jersey-based company has a plant in Turtle Lake in northwestern Wisconsin and is one of the nation's largest Italian cheese companies. »Read Full Article(13)
Victim in fatal rollover crash on I-94 is identified as Milwaukee man
The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office identified on Wednesday the man killed in a rollover crash on I-94 as Perry A. Wilhelm.
Wilhelm, 55, of Milwaukee, was driving west on I-94 and was near the U.S. Highway 41 northbound ramp about 2 p.m. Tuesday when his vehicle side-swiped a truck and then rolled over several times, landing on its roof, according to a Sheriff's Office news release.
Wilhelm was trapped inside his vehicle and had trouble breathing. The Milwaukee Fire Department freed Wilhelm, who was not wearing a seat belt, from the car using the Jaws of Life and took him to Froedtert Hospital, where he died later that afternoon.
The crash remains under investigation.
11-year-old shoots deer, loses it to neighbor in coin flip
Oneida — A dispute over a nine-point buck in Wisconsin was settled with a coin flip.
Wisconsin's deer season was just a couple hours old on Saturday when D.J. Jorgenson says his 11-year-old son, Kameron, wounded the buck in the town of Oneida.
"Deer hit the ground, and it came back up, and took off running," Jorgenson said. »Read Full Article(29)
Woman, businesses accused of subscription renewal notice scam
The state of Wisconsin has sued an Oregon resident and her businesses — Orbital Publishing Group and Liberty Publishers Service — accusing them of sending out misleading subscription renewal notices in an attempt to scam consumers.
Wisconsin Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen announced Wednesday that his office has filed a lawsuit against Laura Lovrien of Oregon and her two businesses, which allegedly operated under more than 20 aliases and had been scamming consumers nationwide since at least 2010.
The defendants are accused of falsely implying they are associated with the publications. It says the mailings imply that people's subscriptions are expiring or canceled. They claim to offer "lowest available rates" when the alleged discount prices charged are actually significantly higher than what the publication charges. »Read Full Article
New rules would require states to rate teacher preparation programs
Wisconsin and other states would have to develop meaningful systems to rate K-12 teacher preparation programs based on the performance of their graduates, under new rules proposed by the U.S. Department of Education.
The proposals posted this week for a 60-day public comment period aim to increase the rigor of teacher preparation nationwide, both at programs housed in colleges and universities and alternative-certification programs.
A major change would involve the department only offering federal grants for teacher education to programs rated high-quality by their states. »Read Full Article(2)
Sex assault charges dropped against former jail guard
Five felony charges of sexual assault by a corrections officer of an inmate were dismissed against a former guard at the Milwaukee County Jail after he pleaded no contest to one felony count of misconduct in public office as part of a plea agreement.
Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Daniel Konkol sentenced the former guard, Xavier Thicklen, 26, to three days in the House of Correction, which he already has served, and a fine of $200. The original charges carried a maximum penalty of 200 years in prison.
Thicklen has consistently denied having ongoing sexual contact with the inmate while she was in jail last year. The misconduct charge involves him giving candy and gum to the woman and letting her make an unauthorized phone call, according to Thicklen's lawyer, Lew Wasserman. »Read Full Article(1)
How 205 immigrants became citizens at the State Fair Park last week
By 2:30 p.m. Nov. 21, there were 205 immigrants seated in the Exposition Center at the Wisconsin State Fair grounds. An hour later, they were sharing hugs and tears as they filed out, now U.S. citizens.
There are many more frequent opportunities to be part of a naturalization ceremony, but the annual event at the Holiday Folk Fair International is an opportunity to share the experience with a larger group of immigrants, as well as outside observers.
"It's a celebration of the international community, and when those who haven't witnessed a ceremony get to see it, it's eye opening in a good way," said Thomas Coppa, Chicago District Director for Citizen and Immigrant Services. "There's a lot of misconception about what it means to be an immigrant in this country. A lot of them are escaping oppression and hardship." »Read Full Article
Amazon facility fueled push for nonstop Seattle-Milwaukee flight
A new Amazon.com distribution center being built in Kenosha County was one of the factors that prompted Seattle-based Alaska Airlines to add nonstop service in Milwaukee, an airline spokeswoman said.
Alaska said Tuesday it is expanding its partnership with SkyWest Airlines by adding daily nonstop service starting July 1 between Seattle and Milwaukee.
Seattle-based Amazon is developing a 1.5 million-square-foot distribution complex in Kenosha that eventually will employ more than 1,500 people. The complex is about 30 miles south of Milwaukee's Mitchell International Airport. »Read Full Article(59)
FBI data show thousands of gun sales beat checks
BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. (AP) - More gun sales than ever are slipping through the federal background check system - 186,000 last year, a rate of 512 gun sales a day, as states fail to consistently provide thorough, real-time updates on criminal and mental histories to the FBI.
At no time of year is this problem more urgent. This Friday opens the busiest season for gun purchases, when requests for background checks speed up to nearly two a second, testing the limits of the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, or NICS.
The stakes are high: In the U.S., there are already nine guns for every 10 people, and someone is killed with a firearm every 16 minutes. Mass shootings are happening every few weeks. »Read Full Article(15)
Ryan Braun says troublesome thumb 'feels great'
The most scrutinized right thumb in Milwaukee Brewers history was a bit frozen Wednesday morning but otherwise feeling much better.
Ryan Braun was all smiles when talking about the progress he has made since having a medical procedure on the troublesome thumb, which was good news for him, the team and concerned citizens of Brewer Nation.
"It feels great," said Braun, who braved sub-freezing temperatures to participate in the Brewers' annual Thanksgiving food drive with the Hunger Task Force at a drive-through site outside of Miller Park. »Read Full Article(29)
Half of protest was out-of-towners, 'hipsters,' Flynn says
Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn has been getting a lot of attention nationally for a Journal Sentinel video of his comments regarding race and crime in the city and the killing of a 5-year-old girl.
On Wednesday, he appeared on Fox News' morning program, "Fox & Friends," for a brief interview.
Stemming violence in the city is "the core of urban policing," Flynn said in talking about his impassioned comments caught in the Journal Sentinel's video. »Read Full Blog Post(116)
Waukesha's Kmart redevelopment could give East Sunset Drive a commercial boost
Alderman Steve Johnson expressed what many in the city and town of Waukesha probably have said to themselves as they drove past the vacant Kmart store in recent years on Sunset Drive.
"It's been pretty much a blight for quite a while," Johnson said at last week's Waukesha Common Council meeting.
But after three years of the site being vacant and an eyesore for the area, development could soon be in the future at the 11.7-acre site at 120 E. Sunset Drive. »Read Full Article
Invasive algae found for the first time in a Wisconsin lake
An invasive algae spreading quickly through Michigan inland lakes has been found for the first time in Wisconsin — in Little Muskego Lake in Waukesha County.
The state Department of Natural Resourcessaid that starry stonewort, a native to Europe and Asia, was discovered in the 506-acre lake in September.
It's the latest of more than 30 aquatic invasive species to strike Wisconsin. In some cases, such as zebra mussels, they wreak havoc on state waters. In others cases, these hitchhikers from other parts of the world have had a more limited impact. »Read Full Article(19)
Smoke prompts evacuation of Northwestern Mutual building
Employees at the Northwestern Mutual building in downtown Milwaukee were evacuated Wednesday morning when smoke from the company's construction site entered the south building.
The Milwaukee Fire Department was dispatched to the Northwestern Mutual building at 720 E. Wisconsin Ave. at 8 a.m. Wednesday for calls about smoke in the basement.
The company confirmed the incident in an email to the Journal Sentinel. »Read Full Article
Vos makes appointments to Joint Finance Committee
Madison — Assembly Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester) on Wednesday appointed three new members to the budget-writing Joint Finance Committee.
Joining the 16-member panel are Republican Reps. Amy Loudenbeck of Clinton, Michael Schraa of Oshkosh and Mary Czaja of Irma.
Rep. John Nygren (R-Marinette) will remain as co-chairman. Rep. Dale Kooyenga (R-Brookfield), who has served as a committee member for two years, will move up to vice chairman. Rep. Dean Knudson (R-Hudson) will also stay on the committee, according to a statement from Vos' office. »Read Full Article(3)
White House veto threat shelves possible tax plan
WASHINGTON (AP) - A White House veto threat appears to have put on ice a congressional effort to permanently renew a handful of tax breaks for businesses and individuals. Officials say that the plan, brewing behind closed doors on Capitol Hill, favored corporations over the working class.
The unusual veto threat came before the parameters of a potential agreement were even revealed.
Speculation on Capitol Hill on Tuesday focused on a potential agreement to permanently enact tax breaks on business investments in new equipment and research and development as part of a plan that would renew dozens of expired tax breaks for businesses and individuals both. »Read Full Article(2)
Pianist Jeffrey Kahane will sub for ailing conductor during Milwaukee Symphony concerts
Pianist Jeffrey Kahane will pull double duty at the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's concerts this Saturday and Sunday.
Kahane, already scheduled as the piano soloist in Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4, will also fill in for conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali, who withdrew from the program because of illness, the MSO reported.
Kahane will conduct Berlioz's "Symphonie Fantastique" and both conduct and play the Beethoven concerto. In addition to his work as a piano soloist, Kahane is music director of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra.
Concert times are 8 p.m. Saturday and 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the Marcus Center, 929 N. Water St. For tickets, visit www.mso.org or call (414) 291-7605.
Inclement weather affecting Thanksgiving travelers
MINEOLA, N.Y. (AP) - One of the busiest, most stressful travel days of the year posed special challenges in the crowded Washington-to-Boston corridor as travelers on their way to Thanksgiving celebrations contended with a nor'easter packing rain and snow.
Hours before snow was forecast to begin Wednesday, more than 200 flights were canceled at airports in the northeast. Thousands of flight delays also were expected as snow moved into the area in the afternoon, according to tracking service FlightAware.com.
Some travelers tried to change their plans and take earlier flights. »Read Full Article
Delays easing after ramps reopen in Zoo Interchange
The ramps from I-94 and I-894 to Highway 45 northbound have reopened after remaining closed into rush hour Wednesday morning because of maintenance work.
The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office tweeted just after 8 a.m. that the Zoo Interchange ramps had reopened.
The Journal Sentinel's traffic report shows delays on I-894 northbound easing. (5)
15 must-see concerts in Milwaukee this season
Get ready for another three months of frigid misery in Milwaukee.
But on the bright side, it's going to be one of the hottest winter concert seasons in a good while. »Read Full Article(3)
Glendale Plastics expanding facility
Glendale Plastics Corp. plans to expand its manufacturing facility, and add 15 jobs, according to a newly approved proposal.
The company, at 2609 W. Mill Road, plans to buy an adjacent vacant property at 2525 W. Mill Road from the City of Glendale. That foreclosed property is to be sold to the city by Milwaukee County for around $128,000, which would then resell it to Glendale Plastics for the same amount, said City Administrator Richard Maslowski.
The Common Council approved the land acquisition at its Monday night meeting.
Glendale Plastics plans to build an addition with 30,000 to 40,000 square feet, which would consolidate all of its operations in one building, according to information filed with the city. The company wants to complete the addition by the third quarter of 2015, and plans to add 15 new jobs over the next 18 months.
Authorities ID couple killed in Columbia County crash
Authorities have identified a rural Montello couple who died when their car collided with a pickup truck in south-central Wisconsin.
The Columbia County sheriff's office says 81-year-old Eldon Himsel was driving on Highway 22 around 2:45 p.m. Monday when he lost control of his car and slid into the path of an ongoing pickup truck that was towing a trailer. Riding with him was his wife, 82-year-old Beverly Himsel.
The couple died at the scene. The driver of the pickup was not hurt.
3 killed in head-on crash in western Wisconsin
Onalaska — Three people have died in a head-on crash on Highway 35 north of Onalaska in western Wisconsin.
It happened about 6:45 p.m. Tuesday at Highway Z. The La Crosse County Sheriff's Office says the initial call said it was a crash between two cars, but deputies arrived to find a third car involved.
Authorities confirm that three people died, but have not released names, ages, or where the victims were from.
The crash closed Highway 35 for several hours.
Tax-exempt bonds could fund apartments purchase
A $30 million sale of tax-exempt bonds would be used to buy a new apartment building, under a new proposal.
The state Public Finance Authority bonds would be used to finance the acquisition of a 165-bed student housing project, at 811 N 14th St., according to a resolution pending before the County Board.
The building, known as The Ivy on Fourteenth, opened in August. It was developed by Minneapolis-based Opus Group. »Read Full Blog Post
Man grazed by bullet in Milwaukee shooting
Milwaukee police are searching for suspects in a shooting Tuesday night that left a 34-year-old man with minor injuries.
The man suffered a graze wound at about 6:30 p.m. in the 2500 block of N. 35th St.
He was treated at a hospital and released. Police have not determined the motive for the shooting.
On Tap Today: The Day Before Thanksgiving
It's the day before Thanksgiving and all through the house... Er, wait. We've got some time before that holiday hits. Still, we are imagining a lot of anticipation in your day today.
If you've got some spare time today, or if you have some friends and relatives you want to show around (or spend a little time away from), here are some worthy diversions in our fair city today.
For productions on the stage, there's the "Wizard of Oz," "Liberace" and "The Lion King," for starters. Or, how about Christmas Carols from Cudahy? If museums are more your thing, why not see "Alien Worlds" at the Milwaukee Public Museum, "Stitching History from the Holocaust" or "Of Heaven and Earth" at the Milwaukee Art Museum. »Read Full Blog Post
Bucks cruise past Pistons to start busy week
Getting pushed around on the boards was getting old.
So the Milwaukee Bucks did something about it Tuesday night against the division-rival Detroit Pistons.
Larry Sanders' energy in the opening minutes set the tone, and the Bucks pulled away in the second half to take a 98-86 victory before a crowd of 15,265 at the BMO Harris Bradley Center. »Read Full Article(12)
Missing Milwaukee woman found unharmed in Appleton
A missing 78-year-old Milwaukee woman with dementia was located unharmed late Tuesday in Appleton, according to Milwaukee police.
Helen Torrence was located between State Highway 41 and State Highway 15 at 10 p.m. when local law enforcement officers responded to a report of a slow-moving vehicle, according to a news release from the Milwaukee Police Department.
Torrence was last seen by her family about 1 p.m. Monday at her home in the 4000 block of N. 46th St.
In Milwaukee, NBA commissioner touts impact of new arena
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said Tuesday the league wants to work with the city of Milwaukee and the state to get a new, multipurpose arena built in downtown Milwaukee.
In an interview at the Milwaukee Bucks game with the Detroit Pistons, Silver said the league was not looking for a handout. New arenas, he said, are part of what makes a major-league city, and they generate new revenue beyond just the one building.
"I didn't come here to announce deadlines," Silver said in reference to an NBA deadline of fall 2017 to have a new arena in place. "We want to work in partnership with the city and the state to get a new arena built. We're always going to be reasonable." »Read Full Article(165)
After snow, another chilly stretch of weather settles in
After 2.2 inches of snow Monday, temperatures in Milwaukee dropped back into their below-normal slide Tuesday and are expected to remain there for several days, according to the National Weather Service in Sullivan.
The high temperature in Milwaukee Tuesday was 27, 14 degrees below normal for Nov. 25, according to the weather service.
After an overnight low temperature in the upper teens — about 10 degrees below normal — a high in the low 30s is expected Wednesday, according to the weather service forecast.
Protesters march through downtown to condemn police killings
Hundreds of protesters condemning the police killings of unarmed black men in Milwaukee and Ferguson, Mo., staged a raucous demonstration through downtown Milwaukee on Tuesday evening, tying up intersections as they marched from Red Arrow Park to the Shops of Grand Avenue and the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
Demonstrators shouted "Dontre Hamilton" and "Hands up; don't shoot." The first is a reference to the Milwaukee man who was shot 14 times in April by then-Milwaukee Police Officer Christopher Manney; the second is a symbol of protest among those who believe Michael Brown was fatally shot in Ferguson while trying to surrender.
As many as 300 people — black, white, young and old — turned out in the bitter cold for the Tuesday protest, one of the largest of the recurring demonstrations in Red Arrow Park since Hamilton was killed. »Read Full Article(300)
54-year-old man killed in I-94 crash
A 54-year-old man was killed Tuesday in a rollover crash on I-94, according to the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office.
The crash was reported shortly before 2 p.m. on the ramp from westbound I-94 to northbound U.S. Highway 41 west of 35th St., according to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation and the medical examiner's office.
The man, who was not wearing a seat belt and had to be extricated from his vehicle, was taken to a hospital, where he died a short time later, according to the sheriff's office.
His identity was not released.
Latest emails show Walker staff focused on governor's race
With his eye on the 2016 presidential contest, Gov. Scott Walker has taken to saying he may be the most scrutinized elected official in America.
That's not about to change anytime soon.
On Tuesday, officials released nearly 70,000 pages of emails and other records collected as part of the first John Doe investigation into Walker's aides and allies during his stint as Milwaukee County executive. »Read Full Article(152)
About half of teachers union locals recertify under Act 10
About half of public school teachers unions affiliated with Wisconsin's largest statewide association voted to recertify themselves for another year, according to election results posted Tuesday.
Officials from the Wisconsin Education Association Council said Tuesday that 97% of its local education unions that sought to recertify — which accounts for about half its locals — were successful.
The other half of the WEAC-affiliated education unions didn't even attempt to recertify. That means they can still exist as unions but are not a recognized agent to meet with management and collectively bargain over wage increases tied to inflation. »Read Full Article(15)
Former chef serves up meals for patients, families
Wait, wait, I said, telling Steve Paradowski to back up a second.
Did you just say you rode the bus with an 18-pound frozen turkey?
"I had it in my backpack. It was cold," he said, like it was just another day at the office, which in a sense it was. »Read Full Article(3)
Mom gets 7 years for child porn between herself and son
A 25-year-old woman was sentenced Tuesday to seven years in prison for possession of child pornography — videos she made of herself engaging in sexual conduct with her own toddler son.
Even the judge — a former prosecutor and veteran of the felony division bench — seemed shocked.
"This behavior is contrary to the laws of nature," Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Stephanie Rothstein said. »Read Full Article
Sheriff David Clarke suggests Barack Obama encouraged Ferguson rioting
Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. is suggesting that President Barack Obama encouraged rioting in Ferguson, Mo., in the wake of a grand jury's decision Monday not to file criminal charges in the fatal police shooting of Michael Brown.
Clarke made the comment in an interview Tuesday afternoon on Fox News' "Your World with Neil Cavuto."
"When I heard the president call for calm after the rioting started, I questioned his sincerity because some of his political strategy of divide and conquer fuels this sort of racial animosity between people," Clarke said. "And so, I think when he called for calm after the rioting started, I believe it was done with a wink and a nod." »Read Full Blog Post(199)
Milwaukee crash leads to arrest of three robbery suspects
Three armed robbery suspects were arrested after a police chase that ended when the suspects' stolen car crashed, Milwaukee police said Tuesday.
A 31-year-old Milwaukee woman told police she was outside her vehicle in the 2700 block of W. Burleigh St. about 9:20 p.m. Sunday when two men came up to her, displayed a handgun and demanded her keys, according to a police news release.
The men drove off in her car, a red 2007 Dodge Charger, which was spotted by District 5 police officers just before 3 a.m. Monday near N. 27th and W. Hadley streets.
The car sped away, officers pursued and the car crashed into a light pole near N. 18th and W. Hadley streets, police said. Three males fled from the car. The suspects, two 17-year-old boys from Milwaukee and a 19-year-old man from Milwaukee, were arrested a short time later.
Rep. Bill Kramer sentenced to 5 months in jail for groping incident
State Rep. Bill Kramer (R-Town of Waukesha) was sentenced Tuesday to five months in jail, after pleading no contest last month to reduced charges of two misdemeanor counts of fourth-degree sexual assault.
The jail term is a condition of a three-year probation sentence.
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The equity funding round was led by Venture Management LLC, Madison. At least six other investment groups in Wisconsin and outside the state participated. The company said it will use the money to support several key hires and to continue to scale up its manufacturing infrastructure.
Phoenix's technology allows has applications ranging from medicine to national defense. In February, the company signed what it said was its first large-scale commercial contract, which has it supplying a thermal neutron generation system to Ultra Electronics Holdings, a British maker of control systems.
Formed in 2005, Phoenix spun out Shine Medical Technologies Inc. in 2010. The Middleton company is planning to build a more than $100 million medical isotope factory in Janesville that would use Phoenix's generators.
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In an interview Tuesday on Fox News, Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. said Missouri's Democratic governor Jay Nixon was not being aggressive enough in a response to violent protesters responding to a grand jury's decision not to indict the police officer who shot and killed Michael Brown.
Clarke also criticized comments from Monday evening by President Barack Obama, who said the anger of some of the protesters was an "understandable reaction" while calling for protests to remain peaceful. He said Obama's call for calm after confrontations between some protesters and law enforcement officers already had started was said with a "wink and a nod."
"I was just floored by that because it was not an understandable reaction," Clarke said in a Tuesday afternoon interview with host and commentator Neil Cavuto. The interview with Clarke aired just after a report that noted more than 20 businesses were destroyed during night's protests. "This is totally and unequivocally intolerable." »Read Full Article(39)

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In the last several days I've had conversations and exchanges, in person and online, about body image, divorce, dementia, overwork, money worries and a host of other topics that reveal something about the insecurities each person was facing.
When I wrote about Colbie Caillat's song, Try, yesterday, I was thinking about the body shaming women endure. Today I'm contemplating a lot of other things that can undermine anyone's sense of self. So this feels like the right time to share a project I came across recently, "What I Be".
Photographer Steve Rosenfield started the project in 2010 with the goal of sharing people's insecurities through photographs. He would write their greatest insecurities on their faces or hands. His subjects would look straight into the camera, owning their deepest fears. Each would be asked to write 500 words about how his or her life was affected by insecurity. He writes:
Subjects are putting their insecurities out in the open, and exposing a side of themselves that nobody has seen before. By stating "I am not my_____," they are claiming that they do in fact struggle with these issues, but it does not define who they are as a person. They are not denying their insecurity, they are owning it. It is not aimed for people to say "You're not fat," or "You don't have love handles." It is to spread awareness on what people go through due to society's paved roads. These are serious issues that some of us can live with, but most battle on a day to day basis.
On their own the photographs are compelling. Add the words and stories, and the project becomes an anthem to the human spirit and a call for compassion.
Steve Waylon interviewed Rosenfield for Elephant Journal. For a better understanding of What I Be and why it is so powerful, take a half hour to watch the video. Then bookmark the project site, share it with friends, and deepen your connection to the human condition.
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The composer of the waltz is Sir Anthony Hopkins, better known for his roles in such hit movies as The Silence of the Lambs, The Lion in Winter, The Elephant Man and 84 Charing Cross Road. His success on the screen overshadowed another of his talents, composing.
"And the Waltz Goes On" is a piece Hopkins wrote in 1964. The thought of one day hearing it performed was one of his dreams, but it was on hold for nearly four decades. He told the UK Independent he was watching one of André Rieu's concerts one day and told his wife he would love to have the waltz played in Vienna. Without telling Hopkins, she sent the score to Rieu, who called Hopkins and invited him to Maastricht to hear his orchestra play it. Hopkins was in the audience when the piece was premiered in Vienna. Subsequently Rieu recorded it for his next album.
For a musician whose showmanship attracts thousands to his concerts and an actor whose talent has kept him busy for decades, the connection proved to be both an artistic and personal success. Hopkins told the Independent, "I have few sentimental attachments in my life but with André – well, I think we've become good friends." Rieu echoed, "…there are not many people from whom I feel such openness and warmth without any shit."
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'Let terminally ill take experimental drugs': Motor Neurone Disease sufferer wants to be a guinea pig for future generations
- Investment manager Les Halpin, 55, calls for drug laws to be reformed
- Wants terminally ill to be able to try unlicensed drugs in return for giving up the right to sue pharmaceutical companies
- Argues bureaucracy prevents new drugs coming to the market
An investment manager dying from Motor Neurone Disease today called on the Government to allow people with terminal illnesses to take experimental drugs.
Les Halpin, 55, was diagnosed with the degenerative condition two years ago and although the likelihood of finding a cure for him is unlikely, he is volunteering to try new drugs so that others have a better chance of surviving in the future.
Mr Halpin, who previously enjoyed skiing and flying but is now confined to a wheelchair, has began a campaign for better medical advances after discovering there has been only one drug licensed to treat Motor Neurone Disease in the past 20 years.
Change: Former statistician and investment manager Les Halpin, pictured with his wife Claire, wants sufferers of rare diseases to be able to take unlicensed drugs
There are currently an estimated 3.5million people in the UK suffering from 'rare' diseases that are considered uneconomic for research efforts by major drug companies.
But Mr Halpin, from Tetbury, Gloucestershire, says the problem is made even worse by the bureaucracy that stops patients taking unlicensed drugs.
Professor Stephen Hawking suffers from a type of Motor Neurone Disease
Motor Neurone Disease (MND) is a progressive illness that attacks the motor neurones, or nerves, in the brain and spinal cord.
This means messages gradually stop reaching muscles, which leads to weakness and wasting.
MND can affect how people walk, talk, eat, drink and breathe. However, not all symptoms necessarily happen to everyone and it is unlikely they will all develop at the same time, or in any specific order.
There is currently no cure for MND and only one drug licensed to treat it - Riluzole.
It is available freely on the NHS and has been shown to have a modest impact on survival.
MND can affect any adult at any age but most people diagnosed with the disease are over the age of 40, with the highest incidence occurring between the ages of 50 and 70
Men are affected approximately twice as often as women.
About two people in every 100,000 will develop MND each year.
Professor Stephen Hawking is perhaps the most well-known sufferer of Motor Neurone Disease.
The physicist was diagnosed in 1963 and has to communicate using a computer system which detects movement in his cheeks.
Because his nerves are continuing to deteriorate, the are fears that he will ultimately lose the ability to communicate completely, leaving his brain 'locked in' to his body.
Speaking to the Today programme on Radio 4 he said he was prepared to take the risk of trialling an unlicensed drug: 'Absolutely, and I think many other MND patients would be.
Expert: Immunologist Sir Peter Lachmann said the current laws make it difficult for smaller companies to bring new drugs to the market
'Obviously there are risks, but for most people in this situation they do a lot of research into the subject and they work in conjunction with their doctors and they aren't going to do anything too out of the ordinary.
'I will be dead anytime between this afternoon and a few years off. I already can't move my arms and my legs and I have trouble breathing. Before I had the condition, I would have agreed with them. But now my thinking is that there's so much more we can do.
'Let's try anything - what have we got to lose?'
On average it takes £1 billion and 10 years to bring a new drug to market – something so prohibitive that more than 90 per cent of drugs do not make it through the system.
Sir Peter Lachmann, an expert immunologist from Cambridge University, agreed there is a need for a change in the law.
He said on the Today programme: 'The present drug regulations make it impossible for smaller drug companies to take drugs to the market.
'It can only be done by larger pharmaceutical companies.'
Mr Halpin has now launched a petition, which will be handed to the Department of Health, calling for experimental drugs to be available in return for to terminally ill patients giving up the right to sue if they experience side effects.
He said: 'No new drug has been approved for Motor Neurone Disease since Riluzole was approved 20 years ago.
'For those with life threatening illnesses the risk-ratio of "doing nothing" is hugely significant and must be considered. People in this situation must be able to access all the information on a drug that they need - even if the risk of adverse effects or failure are great.'
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I think the software idea is right about some of the odd things in recipes.
Scale them up and down and it will come up with fractions of an oz of hops or grain that no one would have come up with when designing a beer.
I don't get frustrated though. If a recipe looks like too much trouble I have two choices.
1) modify it in a way that makes sense to me and I think will come out right.
2) move on to another recipe.
Who cares if others are coming out with recipes that I don't want to bother with.
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I tend to agree that the simpler a recipe the better. Some times the reason a recipe is so complex is because certain flavors are attempting to be mimicked. Look at old style German beers or some Belgian varieties: certain grains are added to mimic the flavor of a decoction mash.
I, for one, stay simple. I rarely use more than four grains and only use 3 different hops in my IPA. That IPA also has about 1.25 lbs of hops in it so I could totally be talking out of my anus here.
I try not to let too many things irritate me.
How somebody else chooses to brew their beer, sure as hell isn't going to be one of the illustrious few.
I always see threads for bigger beers with simple grain bills where folks say something along the lines of "finally 6 months or a year later the complexity is really starting to shine". So, if you were making a beer that you wanted to drink that was younger, would you not use a complex bill to get whatever depth you are looking for without waiting however many months to get there?
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I've been reading a few too many posts on here and have come to the conclusion that some folks here fall into a few categories.
Beer Engineers - All science and no artistic creativity. To me these are the folks that will do what the OP stated. Minute additions to a grain and hop bill that in their mathematical calculations will be the be all end all of beers. I honestly don't see adding 37.86g of 200* toasted maris otter into a grain bill and tasting or feeling the results. Over complication for complications sake.
Hipster Beer Cooks - All artistic creativity and no science for the sake of a fad. Granted the idea of throwing a grain and hop bill together to see what sticks is nice but 200+ IBU maple flavored bacon beer is a bit silly IMHO. If it floats your boat that's dandy but not very inviting.
Beer Recipe Fundamentalists - So it is written, so it shall be done! No deviation from the recipe no matter what happens. They will wait weeks for the properly denoted type of grain to arrive and not let "themselves" into the recipe.
Mash Slingers - The "if I got the grain on hand it goes in the recipe, whip up a batch and run with it" brewer. I like that a lot but the lack of repeatability is often the victim of some great beers.
Beer Chefs- The tastes are so refined they miss out on the basics at times. Don't get me wrong I love subtlety in beers but I'm not looking for subtle mint chocolate and citrus taste when I'm swinging a hammer.
Beer Crafting - Something I think we all strive to be but get caught up in the other categories. Relax, think about it a bit, then make it. If it works great, if not adapt and overcome.
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America Movil sees material impact from Mexico telecom reform
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MEXICO CITY, April 30 (Reuters) - New legislation in Mexico could materially affect the business of America Movil, Latin America's largest telecommunications company, the company controlled by billionaire Carlos Slim said in a U.S. regulatory filing on Tuesday.
Mexico's Senate on Tuesday was expected to approve a bill designed to increase competition in the country's phone and television markets, dominated by America Movil and Emilio Azcarraga Televisa.
The legislation would impose certain measures including asymmetric rates on dominant players including America Movil, which has around 70 percent of the mobile market and 80 percent of the fixed-line market in Mexico.
Once the bill is approved by the Senate, it must be approved by legislatures in the majority of Mexico's states. Mexico's Congress will also need to draw up secondary legislation to implement the new rules.
"We expect that the bill will become effective in substantially its current form," said America Movil in the filing. "If it is approved rapidly, we would expect specific rules and regulations to begin taking effect in 2014."
America Movil shares have tumbled more than 14 percent since the start of the year, hurt by the threat of increased regulation as a result of the reform, as well as weak results.
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Pssst, Kanye West: You may be dating the wrong person.
Following a paparazzi run-in that caused him to walk into a pole last week, the rapper WENT OFF on members of that industry during a show in NYC last night.
"I'm a terrible, terrible celebrity," West said at the Adult Swim Upfront party. "I'm only up in the studio to make real sh-t… I don't want nobody coming up to me with cameras and sh-t… Selling pictures to a f--king magazine… Asking me dumb f--king questions ... Because I'm not a motherf--king celebrity."
Then maybe you shouldn't have knocked up Kim Kardashian? Who makes a living as a professional celebrity?
But maybe West had no choice. Maybe he's really in love. Later in the night, after all, he sang a track titled "Awesome," whose lyrics sounded like they had a certain someone in mind.
Baby, you're awesome/Don't let nobody get you down/Because you're awesome/You don't need to listen to your manager... You must be tired of running through my mind/Can I come inside?
For some reason...and I hope I'm wrong but I believe that these two are not gonna make it. Only because Kanye is too freaking crazy and unhappy...look at the pictures! I cannot find a one where those two are hugged up and happy. And I know that it's not just the paparazzi, this goes beyond that....I foresee a bitter breakup in the future for these two. Followed by an epic custody battle over their baby. everyday I feel sorry for that child!"
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Making Reproductive Rights a Reality in July: 34 Million Friends of UNFPA
July 22, 2002, ten years ago this month, I read in the Los Angeles Times Colin Powell's announcement that the United States of America, my country, was not going to release the $34 million Congress had approved for the U.N. Population Fund. Powell, a proponent of UNFPA, sold his soul.
I knew that this dereliction of duty and this ugly mean spirited step would mean more cases of maternal mortality, more unwanted births, large numbers of unsafe abortions, increased cases of obstetric fistula and increases in the myriad forms of gender based violence. That night I thought of asking 34 million Americans and others for one dollar. Lois Abraham, whom I didn't know at the time, had the exact same thought. Ten years later our grassroots movement 34 Million Friends is still going and has given hundreds of thousands of people the opportunity to take a stand for the women of the world through UNFPA. Our web site at www.34millionfriends.org has a new 10th anniversary home page with my new and short youtube video. My book is also available to be downloaded in PDF form at the web site.
July 11 is World Population Day. Two hundred thirteen thousand people per day and/or seventy-eight million people per year are being added to the world's population. Human beings are a rapacious species. Rio+20 showed that governments will not sacrifice their power nor individuals their creature comforts for long term sustainability. Rio+20 showed that population remains the unmentioned elephant in the room. Sustainability is a joke.
Rio+20 showed that women remain at the low end of the totem pole and that the lip service paid to the centrality of women to both development and sustainability issues is just that: lip service.
I predict that the family planning summit in London to coincide with World Population Day will, in the long run, be more important than Rio+20. It is being sponsored by DFID, Department for Foreign and International Development (UK), the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation with additional support from UNFPA and USAID. Dr. Gary L. Darmstadt who heads the family health division at the Gates Foundation views the summit as an opportunity to unleash unprecedented political commitment to making access to family planning pass from a right to a reality. Dr. Babtunde Osotimehin has stated that UNFPA will increase its allocation to family planning from 25 percent to 40 percent. That is a huge positive step. Family planning is at the very core of all that reproductive health entails.
And what about you? 34 Million Friends would welcome a 10th anniversary gift and/or give the gift of family planning directly at the UNFPA web site. Family planning is central to women's health and to women's equality. It is too important to leave to governments alone. It is the most noble of causes going forward for people, the planet and peace.
The Midwives Chapter Kenya-working towards this initiative
Being a member of the midwives chapter kenya and reproductive health coordinator.At our kenya office-national nurses association,we highly welcome this move.And as the midwives in kenya continue to provide RH services,we continue to agitate through the Constitution of Kenya for the highest attainable standards of health including reproductive health services.
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...for all your tanking needs. Top-notch imagery, specs, wiki info, and combat data (weakspots and penetration calculator) all at your fingertips. Minus one star, however, for having to redo the huge download after every updated...dev needs to break that file up...
I love it. Its suits my needs a lot of the time. Runs smooth and 3D animation gives me full view of stuff it's great
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I also posted this in the dog lovers group but wanted to share with others as well.
As many of you know, I'm a dog groomer with my own business. I make house calls in NYC. I have been doing this for close to 30 years now and have seen just about everything!
This past week I was working on a Shih Tzu that I groom every week. As I was drying him I noticed bruising all over his skin. I found this very odd (I know for a fact this dog would never, ever be mistreated). My gut reaction was some kind of auto-immune disease, my first thought Leukemia.
I called in the owners and showed them what I had found. The husband looked and said, "Oh, it looks like he may have gotten into something, maybe ringworm or an allergy." I was insistent. "No" I said, "I want him to go immediately to the vet."
Maybe it was something in my voice. I did not tell them my thoughts because I'm not a vet and I didn't want to scare them.
They brought the dog in that day and he had almost no white cells left at all. He was in intensive care for the rest of the week and they said he would have died had they waited even another day.
They called me and wrote me a thank you note but I didn't care about that. I was so happy that I caught it in time. This isn't the first time in my career that I've caught something serious but the feeling I get that he's ok now makes it all worth while.
It was a wonderful way to start the new year!! He comes home today!!!!!!
Remember, if you find something that's not right on your pet, get it checked out. What you thought could be nothing could actually be something!!!
Happy New Year to all my animal loving friends!
This has been quite a year for me. So many things have happened. Some good, some awful, some just, well, happened.
To recap my year a bit:
Lumpectomy (the bad), turned out benign (the really good). This brought me to a point that I realized I needed to get healthy and stay healthy. The last week in January, I started Spark/People.
By early summer I was down 20 lbs. Unfortunately, my mother passed away in June. (the really bad) but knowing that she was no longer in pain and went peacefully in her sleep made it easier.
Over the summer I broke up with my boyfriend. It had started to run it's course but it was difficult never the less. Now, in hind site, it was the right thing to do and he really did me a favor.
By the end of the summer I was down another 10 lbs to a total of 30.
In early October I met a great guy. I'm totally smitten with him as he is with me. We are still going strong and are very happy together. We will be spending New Years Eve together. Just the two of us. I can't wait.
As of today, the last day of 2008 I am down 35 lbs. I was really hoping to be in the 120's today but I am 3 ounces short!! Ha! 3 ounces!!!
I have come so far this year. I have no idea what next year will bring but I know it will have the great, the good and the bad. I will get through it just like I got through this year and hopefully, I will come out as strong if not stronger than when I went in.
I wish all the wonderful people on this site that I have become friends with over the year I've been here a wonderful, happy, healthy new year!! May it be the best ever!!!
It feels so odd to say something like at. A middle aged woman with a boyfriend LOL - but it feels really nice.
It's still so new but we really like one another and things are going along so well. Makes me smile every time I think about him.
Funny thing though. He has never known me any other way than I am now. He thinks that I want to lose 10 lbs! He doesn't know that I have already lost over 30, he just thinks I'm adorable and cute. Every once in a while I will say something about me being fat and he laughs because he just sees me as the size 6 I am now, not the size 14 I was!!! Wow - he even will make fun of me laughing because he "doesn't get it".
It's strange to think that everyone "new" I meet from now on will think of me as this way. Small(er) and petite. What I need to do is look in the mirror and think of me that way to. That's not as easy as it sounds.
I hope everyone is as happy as I am right now. That's a lot!
My son is studying the economy in school and they are talking about the American car industry.
We were talking about the pros and cons and what's happening and as I was laughing myself silly he said, "Mom, are you sure Harrison Ford didn't invent the car???"
Yeah, I'm sure!!! hahahahahaha
It�s hard to believe but it has been a year since I was told I needed a lumpectomy. One year ago I was scheduling my surgery, not knowing if my time was limited. A very stressful time indeed.
After the great news last year that what they took out of me was benign, I went on with my life. A few weeks ago I got the letter in the mail saying that I was due once again for a mammogram. Not just any mammogram but a diagnostic one with an ultrasound follow-up. Just reading the letter I broke out in a cold sweat.
In the waiting room I had to fill out forms and there was a space that said have you gained or lost any wait since the last time you were here. It was so exciting to write in that space "lost, 30 lbs!!"
Then I went for the test. It was very scary and my head nearly exploded worrying about whether or not they were going to find anything. Actually, they did. They found a small cyst that apparently was nothing. That�s it. They found nothing else. I�m clean. Come back in a year for this to start all over again but today, I�m doing the happy dance. Today I can smile the whole day and feel good.
It�s hard to believe it's been a year but it has. It�s been a tough year but if I can get through this year, I can get through anything.


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Locöl Barley & Vine in West Seattle offers silo of sanity for over-21 set
Locöl Barley & Vine in West Seattle is for the over 21-year-old set, where you can slow down and catch up with friends and neighbors or the book you've been meaning to read.
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Hours: Sunday-Wednesday, 3 p.m. to midnight; Thursday-Saturday, 3 p.m.-1 a.m.
Etc: Adults over 21 only. Visa and MasterCard. No wheelchair access. Beer, wine and cider available. Music on Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays.
Prices: $-$$
Locöl Barley & Vine is a tiny slip of a place, but within its narrow walls, it has captured the gentle spirit of the West Seattle neighborhood it calls home.
Warm, welcoming and down to earth, Locöl offers the neighborhood a place to slow down and catch up with friends or the book you've been meaning to read.
Some nights, the conversation is so loud it could raise the roof. Other nights, it feels like a silo of sanity, a place to exhale and enjoy comforting food and unhurried service from a pleasant bartender who seems genuinely pleased you've dropped in.
The menu: Changes with the seasons but includes three perennial favorites: kale chips, seasoned with balsamic vinegar and lemon rind, and baked to a smoky crispness ($4); succulent pork tacos marinated with cinnamon, clove and orange ($9 for three); and slow-cooked horseradish pulled pork, served on a roll with grainy mustard, pickled onion and apple slaw with a side salad ($9).
Seasonal "snacks" include Swedish meatballs in mushroom cream sauce ($5); watercress soup ($6); and vegetarian gumbo ($6). Salads and sandwiches round out the menu, and include the Bourbon Street salad, with spicy candied pecans and warm vinaigrette ($6); wild mushroom bruschetta sandwich with mozzarella and tomatoes ($8); bahn mi sandwich with five-spice tofu; and baked Mirliton, squash stuffed with andouille sausage, corn, peppers and onions, and served with delectable jalapeño cornbread ($10).
Dark chocolate sponge cake with almond frosting is all you need to remember for dessert. Some dishes can be prepared vegan or vegetarian on request.
What to write home about: The pork tacos, buttery jalapeño cornbread, kale chips and chocolate spongecake.
What to skip: If you like conversation with your food and drink, you might want to skip music nights or sit outside on the patio.
The setting: Like stepping into a well-stocked mountain cabin. Golden brown wood warms the space, which is gently lit by funky industrial lamps.
Summing up: Kale chips ($4), Bourbon Street salad ($6), pork tacos ($9) and stuffed squash ($10) came to $29. Cider and a beer pushed the tab to $48, with tip.
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OK i am going to review Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning for the ps3 and no i am not doing this beacause i somehow got this game free with my playstation + subscription.
Ok on to the review.
So the game starts with a cut scene definitly not like any of the elder scrolls games. Which i guess is pretty good you would have to go on youtube to watch it though beacause i have no idea how how to put videos on this any way after that you have charater customization like any old rpg oh yea did i mention this is and Rpg so after that its a prolouge mission i where you learn to run around and theres a huge tutorial where you go around and try and save some gnomes yes gnomes to be honest i thought they were dwarves and after that you go out and try and find this guy which i cant remember his name where you learn you have the power to change fate and you are the most dangerous thing on the planet.
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Patient data missing for 315,000 Emory Healthcare patients
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Personal and health information for about 315,000 patients is missing, Emory Healthcare announced Wednesday. The hospital system has been unable to find 10 computer discs containing the data. The missing discs held information on all patients who had surgery at Emory University Hospital, Emory University Hospital Midtown and The Emory Clinic Ambulatory Surgery Center between September 1990 and April 2007. The discs were removed sometime between February 7 and February 20, the investigation has determined. The discs contained data files from an obsolete software system that Emory stopped using in 2007.
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