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We've had the Handpresso Wild in the store since October, and it's one of the most handled objects on display. People are often tickled by the thought of taking their espresso anywhere they want — and we've had avid backpackers, day hikers, car campers and international (wo)men of mystery who travel extensively pick them up to make their lives a little bit easier and much more caffeinated.
Last week, we decided to film this awesome contraption — and the ever-suffering Gail went toe-to-toe with it. Check it out!
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Blue Mountain Coffee: Dodo or Buffalo?
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We found this very interesting letter to the editor of a Jamaican newspaper, which describes the state of the coffee agricultural industry in different regions around that country. The writer references the fact that the farmers in non-Blue Mountain areas decreased their coffee output as a form of protest against the commercial industry's treatment and pricing. Over the last eight years, output has plummeted by nearly 85%, yet it hasn't been addressed — or even picked up on — by the international coffee community.
Now, even Blue Mountain farmers are fed up with the industry and may head in this direction, as well, which would be a real shame. People often dismiss the essential influence of climate, environment and soil in the end result of any agricultural product — and Blue Mountain coffee has a distinctly unique flavor. While varietals were transported to Hawaii and form the basis of Kona coffee, the environment is quite different and Blue Mountain still retains its special taste.
This is part of a larger picture, however, that encompasses how we get our food — who grows it, how it's grown, preserved and delivered. Applying a mass market ideology to our food supply has been detrimental in many respects, most poignantly in regard to the basic economic viability of smaller scale farms. If you've ever been part of a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) group with an annual subscription, you understand that the cost and time involved in growing food on a smaller scale is significantly higher than what you might find at the local Safeway. It may not seem worth it — you know, when you can't get oranges in December or your eggplants don't last 6 weeks.
Could the Direct Trade or Fair Trade movements help balance this out? Will an international acceptance of more equitable trade practices happen quickly enough to address the issues these Jamaican farmers are experiencing? There is something to be treasured in the limited, hard-to-find, micro-production of artisan foods and we hope there will continue to be an avenue for Jamaican coffee to be shared with the rest of the world.
With the explosion of the Robusta coffee industry in China, whether or not the international coffee industry will see the value in quality over quantity remains to be seen.
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Brew Tip: Temperature Surfing on the Rancilio Silvia
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While single boiler machines are extremely cost effective, they do suffer from wide temperature fluctuations which can result in poorly extracted espresso. As such, the technique for 'temperature surfing' was developed by home espresso enthusiasts and you can watch as Gail goes through the process on a Rancilio Silvia. This technique can be applied to any single boiler machine — such as the Saeco Aroma, Ascaso Basic or Dream and any of the Gaggia semi-automatic espresso machines.
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Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony
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It would make sense that the purported origin of coffee would proffer an elegant and traditional ceremony that highlights the importance and appreciation of this little bean. Taking you from green bean to brew, the Ethopian Coffee Ceremony begins with freshly roasting beans before your eyes and ends with the sipping of a rich, delicious cup of joe — or three.
We found a great description of the ceremony, which covers both how you might experience it in a restaurant versus a traditional ceremony at home.
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Brew Tip: Static Cling
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Does your bipass doser sometimes seem a little faulty? We occasionally get reports from customers that their older Saeco or Gaggia superautomatic espresso machine (which features a metal burr grinder instead of the newer ceramic grinder found on the most current models) is producing nothing better than dirty water every time they try to use pre-ground coffee in the bipass doser.
The cause? Static cling. In really dry climates, the static can build-up in the metal burrs, so when ground coffee is poured into the bipass chamber, it ends up clinging to the sides or going around the brew group instead of landing directly into it.
The best way we've found to counteract this issue is to add a little bit of moisture to your grounds before you pour them into the bipass chamber. The moisture and extra weight will make sure the majority of the grounds land in the right place and that you'll brew a great shot of espresso.
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Perky Tampa
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This year's Super Bowl may seem far more animated than usual, considering its stadium will be chock full of Tampa residents — the highest caffeinated town in the US. The source of the caffeine for Tampans was more likely pain relievers, energy drinks or tea than it was coffee, but they've finally outpaced the previous over-caffeinated city of Seattle this year.
After Tampa, Seattle and Chicago rank 2nd and 3rd, with New York City and LA rounding out the top 5. The least caffeinated region is the Riverside/San Bernardino area of California, where you'll no doubt find plenty of chilled out folks telling you to just take it easy.


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When you walk into Protech Auto Service on West "J" Street, you'll notice an odd juxtaposition: while half the office looks like the typical lobby of an auto repair business, the other half looks like a coin shop, with display cases of shiny silver coins and other coin memorabilia.
Simone Gao is a local resident and promoter of the Shen Yun musical production. Gao served as the emcee of the New Tang Dynasty Television's Chinese New Year Gala, which has evolved into Shen Yun Performing Arts in 2007.
Singers are invited to join The Tehachapi Symphonic Chorus, which performs with the Tehachapi Symphony Orchestra, at weekly rehearsals. On May 17, the groups will be performing two beautiful pieces of music: a chorus from Brahms's German Requiem, and "Lux Aeterna" by modern American composer Steve Dobrogosz.
Each singer, ages 15 and up, must either read music or have an accurate musical ear to learn their part and be available to attend weekly Monday night rehearsals beginning Feb. 23, as well as extra rehearsals with the orchestra in the weeks prior to the concert. Individuals interested in joining are asked to call director Kathy Kelly for an audition at 823-9036.
Tehachapi Community Theatre is proud to announce its Tickets For Charity partnership with Have-A-Heart Humane Society, Tehachapi CA for opening night Friday, Jan. 30 of their new adult comedy "Sylvia."
As a gong strikes, sounds from 5,00 year old Chinese instruments rise to blend with a 40-piece Western orchestra.
Last time I wrote about what the term "hacking" means from several standpoints. The last article mentioned the most non-technical ways that hacking occurs, so this time I want to cover more technical aspects of hacking so we can have firm understanding of what actually happens when we hear the term used in the media.
On a wall in Downtown Tehachapi, a mural depicts a group of people dancing in 1915 -- celebrating that happy day 100 years ago when the first electric street lights were installed locally. Up until that point, indoor and outdoor lighting alike was primarily provided by kerosene lanterns and lamps.
Winry Rayne Trone was born Oct. 29, 2014, weighing 7 lbs. 10 oz., to Jonathon and Ashley Trone.
Photographers it's that time of year again! Tehachapi Valley Art Association (TVAA) is sponsoring it's 9th annual February photo contest. Grab your cameras and get busy snapping those last minute perfect photos.
"Sylvia" is Tehachapi Community Theatre's newest main stage production, opening Friday, Jan. 30, and continuing through Valentine's weekend. It's about relationships... a man, his wife and the stray dog, Sylvia, he finds in the park and falls in love with. The man's affection for Sylvia costs him his job and almost his marriage.
St. Jude's Anglican Church will bring the Alpha Course to the Tehachapi community, beginning at 6:30 p.m., Monday, Jan. 26. The free, 10-week program designed to be a welcoming, friendly environment to explore questions regarding the Christian faith, has been enormously successful for over 25 years in helping people of all ages and walks of life discover answers to the questions of life: "Why are we here?" "Who is Jesus and what does He have to do with me?" "What does it mean to be a Christian?" Each gathering begins with a meal, followed by a video and a discussion. The supportive atmosphere welcomes all questions without judgment, and the small groups are often filled with laughter as well as understanding as participants work through issues together.
Alpha will be held at 1200 S. Curry St. Childcare will be provided for those with young children. Early sign ups before Jan. 19 are encouraged. For more information, contact Steve Smith at 305-6317 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Greater Tehachapi Chamber of Commerce and the 52nd Annual Tehachapi Mountain Festival Committee are looking for a theme for the 2015 Tehachapi Mountain Festival. The Festival will be on Aug. 15 and 16.
Original or unique theme ideas should be submitted to the Chamber by 4 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 27. The winner will receive a $100 prize, along with V.I.P. treatment and an invitation to ride in the Mountain Festival Parade. Participants are allowed to submit an unlimited number of theme ideas, but only one winner will be chosen.


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Out-of-touch parliamentary watchdog that demanded 11% payrise for MPs now wants expenses probe to be done behind closed doors
The press has been wrongly reporting that MPs are claiming more now than when the MPs' expenses scandal broke out.
Wage rage as MPs enjoy 10% rise while hard working health workers left suffering cuts to their salaries
Boss of the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority says MPs should not be paid a "miserly amount"
Richard Benyon, worth an estimated £110million, has his constituency HQ in a large Georgian townhouse owned by one of Sir John Madejski's subsidiary companies
Lorraine Fullbrook claimed £3,500 for luxury business class flights for herself and husband Mark - business partner of Tory strategy guru Lynton Crosby
Labour MP John Mann said: "This is the old problem of not differentiating what someone should be doing personally - and professionally"
Damning reports kept by party whips have been ripped out as the COnservative party finds itself mired in a tidal wave of sleaze allegations
Labour MP for South Shields Emma Lewell-Buck bought the sharpener for her constituency office
The £700-a-day Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority chairman Sir Ian Kennedy has 'worked hard' on drawing up the proposals, a close ally says
The Sunday People's political editor says you cannot compare an MP's salary to the likes of GPs or social workers but the IPSA monstrously missed the point
The Labour leader said the rise could not go through while "people are going through the biggest cost of living crisis in a generation"
Labour leader Ed Miliband and Cabinet ministers will refuse to accept huge pay rise - but PM declines to rule out trousering £7,600 increase
Think you can get a job in the real world? All right, chum, off you pop, says our online columnist
It will a be huge slap in the face to workers who have endured wage decreases in real terms since the last election
Deputy PM Nick Clegg and Tory Jeremy Hunt are among 226 MPs accused of milking the system to swell electoral warchests
The revelation that it was used to run his horse riding school has sparked calls for the IPSA and police to launch an investigation
The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority says £15 evening meal allowance should be scrapped - along with free lifts home before 11pm
The Sunday People can reveal the penny-pinching MP who earns £66,000 a year has put in 16 miserly claims under £1 in the last financial year
The Democratic Unionist MP pocketed the additional sum after putting in just 21 hours of work for French finance firm EBI SA
The inflation-busting 10% rise added £9million to the bill and now represents around a third of the entire cost of running Parliament
The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority says MPs claimed at total of £23.8 million in expenses last year
The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority said the total amount claimed in 2012/2013 is down more than £10 million on the amount asked for before the 2009 expenses scandal
The Prime Minister and the Chancellor were challenged to say if they would pocket the 11% increase - and both ducked the question
Our star columnist wonders when we can hold an appraisal for that 10% pay rise
The taxpayer will be hit with a £4.6 million bill for the increase which will take effect after the general election in 2015
The independent body is set to say today that MPs should get a huge salary hike under reform of pay and perks
They can currently claim £15 a night to cover the cost of eating at work when the Commons sits after 7.30pm
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The head of Parliament's expenses watchdog is "impressed" with the idea of politicians' wages being linked to such ups and downs
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Some residents in Phillipsburg, New Jersey say a housing project will increase their taxes.
They want a chance to vote on the issue in November.
But the town's mayor says the project is moving forward.
The property near Howard Street in Phillipsburg, New Jersey is full of trees and debris.
Developer Michael Perrucci plans to build a 449 unit housing development on the land, a plan in the works for the last seven years.
"As you know the economy took a deep turn to the south," said Phillipsburg Mayor Harry Wyant Jr.
The project includes funding from the Phillipsburg Riverside PILOT program, a payment in lieu of taxes.
The $5 million would be paid back over thirty years.
"The increase in school tax alone will be anywhere from three to six hundred dollars as part of the students being sent to the school system," said Bill Timmann, a Phillipsburg resident and business owner.
Timmann wants this tax issue placed on the November ballot.
He even gave a letter to council asking for the referendum.
He says residents should decide if they are going to foot the additional tax burden.
"Where can you come up with this money if you are dealing with a lot of seniors in this town," added Timmann. "They are on a fixed income and they don't have the ability to absorb that kind of an increase."
Wyant says the issue can't be placed on the ballot.
"Six years ago they have all the approvals," said Wyant. "They could start today and put a shovel in the ground."
Wyant says the PILOT program is working.
For instance, a building at 169 South Main Street couldn't get a developer to purchase it for years, but given the PILOT dollars it's now occupied.
Wyant says there is still time for residents to voice their concerns before the planning board.
"That's the time to come forward with some issues as far as traffic is concerned," added Wyant.
New plans for the project are expected to be submitted sometime in August or September.
Residents want tax deferred development placed on ballot
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Before my friends came to visit this weekend, I asked them what they were in the mood to eat. I got a vague response of "noodles." When asked to elaborate, I got "some sort of asian noodles."
So I decided to take them to Luong Hai Ky which has a menu full of noodles. Luong Hai Ky is a vietnamese restaurant specializing in chinese/vietnamese style noodle dishes. Most of the noodle dishes use either egg or rice noodles and the majority of the menu is made up of noodles soups and some stir fried noodle dishes.
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NOW's JR Radcliffe takes a weekly look at the top five boys and girls teams in the NOW and Lake Country Publications coverage area and ranks the schools, updated every Sunday.
NOW's JR Radcliffe takes a weekly look at the top five boys and girls teams in the NOW and Lake Country Publications coverage area and ranks the schools, updated every Sunday.
Germantown, 13-0 (no change)
Max Keefe scored 17 points, Brian Studer 15 and Juwan McCloud 14, as the new driving forces behind the Germantown machine churned onward with a quality victory over league challenger Whitefish Bay, 67-54. It's the second straight week the Warhawks survived what looked like a week that could potentially bring the first loss of the year. Quite honestly, it's hard to imagine them losing now over the next couple weeks, though a Feb. 4 battle against Arrowhead at the Bradley Center at least provides some intrigue.
Dominican, 11-1 (no change)
On paper, Kenosha St. Joseph represented a very real threat Saturday, and yet the Knights handed the Lancers their first loss in league play with a 69-36 outcome to cap a 2-0 week. A Feb. 7 battle against Racine Case is the next intriguing battle on the Knights' plate. Pictured: Diamond Stone
Muskego, 15-1 (up 1)
It's astonishing how poised and balanced the Warriors, a program not ranked in the state since the late 90s, have become. Four players (Brandon Glandt, Caleb Wagner, Cal Schultz, Mike Vidmar) average double figures, and the fifth starter (Matt Farner) is one of the top rebounders in the Classic 8. It should be a good one Jan. 30 at home against Kettle Moraine.
Brown Deer, 8-4 (down 1)
After a rare game in which Brown Deer may have been outquicked in a nonconference setback against Milwaukee Washington, the Falcons broke open a tight game through three quartesr with a win over league foe Pewaukee on the road Friday, backed from 22 points by Taurus Adams and 16 by Zack Baun (pictured) when the Pirates used a box-and-one defense against Lewrenzo Byers.
Kettle Moraine, 11-4 (up 2)
The Lasers remain tied for first in the Classic 8 with Arrowhead and Muskego, with a chance to sweep Muskego this season in a huge road test Friday. The Lasers have won 6 of 7, with the lone loss coming by 1 point against Arrowhead.
Waukesha West, 16-1 (no change)
Waukesha West's undefeated run is over after a 57-53 loss to Milwaukee King, which means West may no longer be the undisuputed favorite to win the Division 1 crown. Despite a strong challenge from New Berlin Eisenhower, the Wolverines don't get penalized in our rankings for a first hiccup. Battles against Waukesha North on Jan. 30 and Arrowhead on Feb. 6 look like the last remaining regular-season obstacles of significance. Pictured: Christine Allen.
New Berlin Eisenhower, 14-1 (no change)
Eisenhower is knocking loudly at the door of the top spot in the rankings, and after West's loss, the Lions can almost be called "1B" to West's "1A," with the only loss this year coming against powerhouse Milwaukee Pius and recent wins over strong programs Eau Claire North, Milwaukee Riverside, Pewaukee, and Beaver Dam on Jan. 24. Pictured: Emalie Hahn.
Germantown, 13-2 (no change)
Germantown had to work for its most recent victory against Whitefish Bay, a 53-49 win that came down to the final moments but nonetheless one that left the Warhawks undefeated in league play with a two-game lead over second place. Taylor Higginbotham (19.3 ppg) remains one of the area's top scorers.
Pewaukee, 13-2 (no change)
The Pirates continue to flat-out dominate most foes on the schedule, which makes losses to New Berlin Eisenhower and Pius even more frustrating. The fact is, Pewaukee will always be one of the best but not seen as a bona fide state title threat until it defeats those roadblocks. With that said, cricle the home battle Feb. 6 against Pius and the Feb. 17 season finale at Eisenhower.
Mukwonago, 13-3 (no change)
The Indians have won 8 of 9 games, with the only loss a one-point setback against Waukesha West. In a 65-60 win over Waukesha North on Friday, junior Bre Cera set a school record with 37 points, a remarkable achievement considering the success Mukwonago has had over the years.
Averages are taken from the Wissports.net online database. Adjustments will be made only if submitted by that player's coach to JR Radcliffe at firstname.lastname@example.com. Averages through Jan. 25. Teams covered on Roundball Rankings include those by NOW Newspapers (including extended coverage zone involving Dominican, Cudahy, Thomas More, Martin Luther, St. Francis, South Milwaukee, Sussex Hamilton and Brookfield Academy) and Lake Country Publications.
Current active leading scorers among all NOW-area high schools. All seniors, unless noted.
* juniors in 2013-14
Stats accumulated from Wissports.net database through Jan. 25, 2015.
Several NOW teams have popped up on the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association rankings (Jan. 20).
Division 1 girls
1. Waukesha West (15-0)
10. Germantown (12-2)
Division 2 girls
3. New Berlin Eisenhower (12-1)
5. Pewaukee (12-2)
Division 1 boys
2. Germantown (12-0)
7. Muskego (13-1)
Division 2 boys
9. Pewaukee (9-4)
Division 3 boys
10. Brown Deer (7-3)
Division 4 boys
1. Dominican (9-1)
Pictured: Waukesha West girls coach Mark Busalacchi and Dominican boys coach Derek Berger. Coaches association full rankings: boys | girls
New Berlin West's Sarah Meleski steals the ball from Whitnall at West on Jan. 23. Photo by C.T. Kruger
The backyard at the Opie house has been a local landmark and a development ground for some of the best basketball players ever to don the jersey just up the street at Pewaukee High School.
The official final score will be 34-19 in favor of Shorewood, not that it matters to anyone who was at Shorewood for the boys basketball game with Union Grove the night of Jan. 13.
Arrowhead girls basketball coach Rick Witte has said it before; he expected sophomore Grace Gilmore to contribute but didn't anticipate that she would become so valuable so fast.
The fact is, that with five new starters, with an injury that will keep their best post player out at least another month and the depth of a saucer of milk, the three-time WIAA state champion Germantown boys basketball team is 12-0 and ranked second in the state, behind Stevens Point.
They schedule like a state championship team and carry themselves like a state championship team too.
Down two major contributors, the Franklin girls basketball team kept its head up and rolled to two solid Southeast Conference wins last week.
West Allis Central and Greenfield have both been surging lately, so it is not surprising they played a close game Jan. 13.
After going through somewhat of a down stretch, the Whitnall girls basketball team fashioned two strong victories last week.
West Allis Central and Greenfield have both been surging lately, so it is not surprising they played a close game Jan. 13.
Arrowhead girls basketball coach Rick Witte has said it before; he expected sophomore Grace Gilmore to contribute but didn't anticipate that she would become so valuable so fast.
Bre Cera of Mukwonago broke the school record for points in a game when she dropped 37 against Waukesha North on Jan. 23, which is saying something considering how strong Mukwonago's program has been over the years. It wasn't the only high-scoring performance of the night when Josh Michaels of Greendale scored 40 in a 92-69 win over Shorewood.
Sports director JR Radcliffe and Time Warner Sports Channel's JP Cadorin discuss local sports. Latest episode: Chatting with Homestead defensive lineman (and Badgers commit) David Pfaff about his perspective on the turmoil in the UW football program, plus a huge Packers win and a bad Badgers loss.
After losing sole possession of the Wisconsin Little Ten lead with a loss to Hartford on Jan. 13, the Wisconsin Lutheran Vikings resumed control of the league race with a 67-42 victory at Slinger in a matchup of league co-leaders.
Joey Archer and West Allis Hale's boys team enjoyed a monster week, winning three times against teams from three different conference. He scored 17 points in a win over Woodland stronghold New Berlin Eisenhower on Monday, added 16 to help down Waukesha North on Tuesday and led the way with 17 in a convincing Greater Metro league battle against Sussex Hamilton. Hale has had its share of hard times over the years, but the Huskies are now 10-3.
Previous winners:
Jan. 18: Sammy Kozlowski, New Berlin Eisenhower
Jan. 11: Taylor Higginbotham, Germantown
Jan. 4: Allazia Blockton, Dominican
Dec. 28: Mike Vidmar, Muskego
Dec. 21: Max Wojcik, Brookfield Central
Dec. 14: Bryce Nze, Arrowhead
Dec. 7: Abby Gerrits, Pewaukee
Nov. 30: Dani Rhodes, Waukesha West
Jan. 30: Kettle Moraine at Muskego. With three teams tied for first place in the Classic 8 after the first round of league play, this matchup looms very large. KM won the first go-round.
Jan. 31: Homestead at Marquette. The Highlanders continue to chase after challenging nonconference opponents, and this will be yet another opportunity for HHS to showcase how good it can be despite a string of recent losses.
Feb. 4: Arrowhead vs. Germantown. In an afternoon battle at the Bradley Center, Germantown's rampage toward an undefeated regular season meets with an intriguing and improving AHS squad.
Feb. 7: Racine Case at Dominican. The best of smaller-school programs haven't been able to hang with Dominican, but one of the better Division 1 programs in the state could give the Knights a bit of a push.
Jan. 30: Arrowhead at Mukwonago. One of these teams will be all but eliminated from the league title chase with a loss, with Arrowhead still uniquely positioned to grab at least a share of the conference crown in the Classic 8.
Jan. 30: Oak Creek at Franklin. The Knights won the first go-round in the annual clash between Southeast Conference powerhouses.
Feb. 3: Milwaukee Pius at New Berlin Eisenhower. What a week for Pius, which must face its two biggest Woodland Conference challengers in a span of four days. Eisenhower can really put itself on the map as one of the state's elite with a home victory here.
Feb. 6: Milwaukee Pius at Pewaukee. The biggest hurdle on the Pewaukee schedule comes to the Pirates' home court, and the Pirates desperately need an indication that they can defeat the mighty Popes.
Follow former Division 1 NOW/Lake Country basketball players at Division 1 programs:
Lamonte Bearden, Buffalo (Germantown)
Darrell Bowie, Northern Illinois (Wauwatosa East)
Brady Ellingson, Iowa (Sussex Hamilton)
Luke Fischer, Marquette (Germantown)
Riley LaChance, Vanderbilt (Brookfield Central)
Paul Miller, North Dakota State (Kettle Moraine)
Charles Rushman, UNLV (Arrowhead)
T.J. Schlundt, Wisconsin (Oconomowoc)
Jamie Schneck, Hartford (Whitefish Bay)
Jake Showalter, North Dakota State (Germantown)
Zak Showalter, Wisconsin (Germantown)
Dan Studer, UW-Milwaukee (Germantown)
Reed Timmer, Drake (New Berlin Eisenhower)
J.P. Tokoto, North Carolina (Menomonee Falls)
Evan Wesenberg, North Dakota State (Germantown)
Duane Wilson, Marquette (Dominican)
Katy Allen, Pennsylvania (Waukesha South)
Nicole Bauman, Wisconsin (New Berlin Eisenhower)
Alex Cohen, Northwestern (Nicolet)
Michelle Farrow, Western Illinois (Waukesha West)
Amber Gray, Northern Illinois (Mukwonago)
Briana Gray, St. Louis (Nicolet)
Ashley Green, UW-Milwaukee (Nicolet)
Maya Jonas, Northwestern (Whitefish Bay)
Kianna Keller, New Mexico (Waukesha West)
Steph Kostowicz, UW-Milwaukee (Oak Creek)
Mehryn Kraker, UW-Green Bay (West Allis Central)
Mackenzie Latt, Davidson (Sussex Hamilton)*
Ashley Luke, Western Illinois (Oak Creek)
Lydia Rohde, Northwestern (Brookfield Central)
Katie Salmon, Loyola (Ill.) (Wauwatosa East)
Tamya Sims, Bradley (Oak Creek)
Kelly Smith, Northern Illinois (Arrowhead)
Jordyn Swan, UW-Milwaukee (Pewaukee)
Eileen Van Horn, Marist (Waukesha South)
Lexi Weitzer, UW-Green Bay (Waukesha South)
*transferred to Gull Lake HS in Michigan senior year
We check in with past area basketball players and ask about their experiences at the state tournament.
Erin Monfre was on the cover of the state's women's basketball yearbook before the season, and she and her Waukesha South teammates proved the hype was real, reaching the WIAA Division 1 state championship game before falling to De Pere. "It kept me accountable, it never allowed me to settle. There were people who had expectations of me, people who doubted me and expectations I had for myself. That spotlight kept me in line, as well as motivated."
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Other entries:
Jamie Schneck, Whitefish Bay boys
Kay (Mikolajczak) Chmielewski, Franklin girls
Jay Schauer and Rollie Blanchett, South Milwaukee boys
Whitefish Bay girls team, 2006
Brenda (Brunner) Hojnacki, Pius girls
Griffin LaDew, Catholic Memorial boys
Tina (Vilter) McDonald, Arrowhead girls
Eric Dale, Wauwatosa East boys
Kelly (Schwerman) Leibham, Kettle Moraine girls
JR Blount, Whitefish Bay Dominican boys
Alex Izzo, New Berlin Eisenhower boys
Ashley Imperiale, Greendale girls
The WIAA has developed a new success-based ranking system that will compel programs to play in a higher division during the playoffs based on a track record of success.
Does the new "success-based" WIAA model work for you?
A look back at the best of the best from the NOW Newspapers and Lake Country Publications coverage areas.
2013-14: All-Suburban Boys | All-Suburban Girls | LCP boys | LCP girls
2012-13: All-Suburban Boys | All-Suburban Girls | LCP boys | LCP girls
2011-12: All-Suburban Boys | All-Suburban Girls | LCP boys | LCP girls
2010-11: All-Suburban Boys | All-Suburban Girls | LCP boys | LCP girls
2009-10: All-Suburban Boys | All-Suburban Girls | LCP boys | LCP girls
2008-09: All-Suburban Boys | All-Suburban Girls | LCP boys | LCP girls
A look at area players headed to play college basketball in NCAA Division 1 and Division 2
Division 1
Allazia Blockton, Dominican (Marquette)
Bre Cera, Mukwonago (Iowa)*
Morgan Glatczak, Mukwonago (Ball State)*
Taylor Higginbotham, Germantown (Western Illinois)
Ally May, Arrowhead (Northern Illinois)
Division 2
Jessica Kelliher, Waukesha North (Lewis)
Ashley Reed, Whitefish Bay (Minnesota State Mankato)
Jenna Santi, Oak Creek (William Penn)
Hannah Settingsgaard, Oak Creek (Saginaw Valley State)
Division 1
Jaylen Key, Homestead (Northern Illinois)
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Milma's Ernakulam region will roll back the price of homogenised milk from Rs.24 to Rs.22 a litre from April 1. The price was increased in the region, consisting of Ernakulam, Thrissur, Kottayam and Idukki districts, two days ago.
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The Henrico County Division of Police and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will give the public another opportunity to prevent pill abuse and theft by ridding their homes of potentially dangerous expired, unused and unwanted prescription drugs on April 30, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. To participate, bring your medications for disposal to the Public Safety Building at 7721 E. Parham Road. The service is free and anonymous, with no questions asked.
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OutRVA, 'Say I Do!' to give away all-expenses paid wedding at Lewis Ginter
Citizen Staff Reports 01/15/2015
OutRVA and Say I Do! have collaborated to offer LGBT couples an opportunity to win an all-expenses-paid wedding at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden's Robins Tea House on March 7.
In September, Richmond Region Tourism launched OutRVA, a campaign designed to show people Richmond's strong LGBT community and highlight the area as a travel destination.
The winning couple will say "I do" in a ceremony coordinated by event designer and floral artist Casey Godlove of Strawberry Fields Flowers & Gifts and marriage concierge, Ayana Obika of All About The Journey. The couple will receive wardrobe and styling, a custom wedding cake, florals, an overnight stay at the Linden Row Inn (including a suite on the day of the wedding for preparation), and a post-wedding brunch at the Hilton Garden Inn on Sunday, March 8. > Read more.
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CVWMA residential recycling and trash collections will continue as regularly scheduled for the Lee-Jackson (Jan. 16) and Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (Jan. 19) holidays. Residential recycling collections on Friday, Jan. 16 and the week of Jan 19-23 will take place on normal collection day. Residents should place recycling container(s) out for pick-up by 7 a.m. on their regular scheduled collection day. > Read more.
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The Tuckahoe Area Library, in conjunction with the RVA Environmental Film Festival, will present films of local and planetary interest on Wednesday, Feb. 4, beginning at 5 p.m.
Screenings include short films from the RVA Environmental Film Contest entries at 5 p.m., followed at 5:45 p.m. by Stripers: Quest for the Bite, a film for anglers. The main feature film, Slingshot, will begin at 6:50 p.m.
SlingShot focuses on Segway inventor Dean Kamen and his work to solve the world's water crisis. SlingShot is about a man whose innovative thinking could create a solution for a crisis affecting billions – access to clean water. Kamen lives in a house with secret passages, a closet full of denim clothes and a helicopter garage. His latest passion: the SlingShot water purification system created to obliterate half of human illness on the planet. > Read more.
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Lars Eller and his young linemates picked a good time to break out of a slump.
Eller and Alex Galchenyuk each had a goal and two assists and Brendan Gallagher had two points as the Montreal Canadiens ended a four-game winless run with a 4-2 victory over the New York Islanders on Sunday night.
All three started the season on fire but cooled off in recent weeks, so a big game and a much-needed win was just what their line and the Canadiens needed.
"When you're losing and you want to help the team by scoring, it takes a toll on you," said Eller, who had picked up only two assists in the 12 previous games. "But there was never any panic.
"In a lot of the games we played well and were creating chances. The puck just wasn't going in. Today it did and it was nice to get a win."
Michael Bournival also scored for Montreal (9-8-1), as Canadiens coach Michel Therrien earned his 250th career NHL win.
'For some reason we just have that chemistry. Things just come naturally. Everybody's playing on their instincts, so there's not too much hesitation.'- Canadiens forward Lars Eller
Pierre-Marc Bouchard and Brock Nelson had goals for the Islanders (6-9-3), who ended a four-game road trip without earning a point.
The Islanders were playing a second game in less than 24 hours and were without recently acquired forward Thomas Vanek, who suffered an upper-body injury in a 5-2 loss Saturday night in Columbus.
"Everyone finds a way to do what they have to do at this level," said Nelson, who sat out the Columbus game. "I think everyone did a good job. We had good energy from the start, so I don't think it was a factor."
The Eller-Galchenyuk-Gallagher unit had a combined 19 points through Montreal's first five games of the season, but points have been harder to come by of late as the entire team struggled to put the puck in the net. The squad had only seven goals in the four previous games.
But everything clicked together against the struggling Islanders.
"For some reason we just have that chemistry," said Eller, who has been briefly moved to other lines at times recently to try to shake up the attack. "Things just come naturally.
"Everybody's playing on their instincts, so there's not too much hesitation."
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It started with the opening goal 1:46 into the second period when Galchenyuk sent Gallagher in on the right side for a wrist shot that beat backup goalie Kevin Poulin, who started in place of Evgeni Nabokov.
Eller's turn came at 16:34 on a power play when he one-timed Galchenyuk's cross-ice pass inside the far post from the right circle.
Galchenyuk got his goal at 10:37 of the third frame as he completed a tic-tac-toe play with his linemates, tipping the puck in from the edge of the crease after Gallagher had caused a turnover in the New York zone.
The line combined for 10 of Montreal's 31 shots. New York shot 26 at Carey Price.
"They did a lot of a good things as well as contributing on offence," said Therrien. "I like how they pressured the puck carrier and created a lot of turnovers."
New York's penalty killing woes on their road trip continued as Montreal went 2 for 5 with the man advantage. The Isles killed only nine-of-17 penalties in the four games.
The good news was their power play scored twice, ending an 0-for-22 drought spanning their previous seven games.
Bouchard beat Price with a shot from the top of the left circle to tie the game 1-1 at 7:23 of the second frame.
And Nelson saw a John Tavares pass from behind the net go in off his skate 4:10 into the third. The goal passed video review.
"I knew I got a little piece of my stick on it and I felt it hit my foot, but I knew I didn't kick it in any way," the rookie centre said of his second career goal. "It was kind of a lucky bounce."
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Thirty-two students from Holy Family University presented original handmade t-shirts to representatives from St. Christopher's Hospital for Children on Tuesday, April 9.
Thirty-two students from Holy Family University presented original handmade t-shirts to representatives from St. Christopher's Hospital for Children on Tuesday, April 9.
The Holy Family University Art Gallery presents "Emotional Metamorphosis," paintings by senior Aliki Fanourgakis. The senior student art exhibit opens on Tuesday, April 16, and runs through April 27. An opening reception and meet and greet with the artist will take place on Tuesday, April 16, from 6–8 pm.
Historian Adam Levine has been digging into the history of the city's sewers and drainage systems as a consultant to the Philadelphia Water Department since 1998. Levine will reveal a side of the city most Philadelphians have never seen in a free public lecture, "The History of Philadelphia's Watersheds and Sewers." The event will be held on Friday, April 26, at 7 pm at Holy Family University's Northeast Philadelphia campus.
Beneficial Bank's President and CEO, Gerard P. Cuddy, will be honored by Holy Family University with the 2013 Corporate Leadership Award.
University President Sister Francesca Onley, CSFN, PhD, will present the award during the Holy Family 20th Annual Scholarship Ball on Saturday, April 27, at the Sheraton Society Hill Hotel.
The Holy Family University Art Gallery presents "Revelations of the Unconscious Mind," paintings by senior Stephanie Koszarek. The senior student art exhibit opens on Thursday, April 4, and runs through April 14. An opening reception and meet and greet with the artist will take place on Tuesday, April 9, from 6–8 pm.
A symposium addressing "Perspectives on Guns and Violence" will be held at the Newtown site of Holy Family University on Saturday, April 6, from 9 am to 12:30 pm.
The special event will include perspectives from those who work in law, law enforcement, politics, as well as those who teach criminal justice at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The speakers will address the nature of gun violence, its extent, consequences, and prevention efforts. The program will be presented in the form of a town hall meeting and questions will be encouraged.
The Holy Family University Art Gallery presents "Mortal Vestige, Immortal Flight," a solo show by artist Jennie Kimbrough. The exhibit opens on Friday, March 1, and runs through April 1. An opening reception and meet and greet with the artist will take place on Tuesday, March 19, from 6-9 pm.
Holy Family University has won three 2013 CUPPIE Awards for Creative Excellence in Marketing and Communications in Education from CUPRAP, the Association for Communicators in Education, a professional organization with 100 member institutions in the Mid-Atlantic region.
The new undergraduate viewbook "Perform with Purpose" and the Holy Family Magazine feature "Learning by Doing" earned silver awards. An advertisement for charitable giving to the University called "Loaves + Fishes" won a bronze.
Students from Holy Family University's Habitat for Humanity chapter will build and renovate houses in New Mexico during Alternative Spring Break this year March 4 through 8.
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Here are 6 players who can become unrestricted free agents next summer that should be on the Devils' radar in March:
A Perfect Fit?
David Staples of the Edmonton Journal believes Andrew Ladd of the Winnipeg Jets is exactly what the Oilers need. Staples considers the idea of the Oilers trading Gagner for Ladd, Blake Wheeler or Dustin Byfuglien. With Mark Scheifele and Brian Little solidified at centre on the top two lines, Gagner could have to play on the wing in Winnipeg.
Could the Oilers move Gagne, Eberle and Yakupov?
The Edmonton Oilers are likely moving Sam Gagner — to the wing on Friday and, if the buzz is true, out of Edmonton before the trade deadline.
It is only a matter of time before we start seeing casualties of a rebuild gone horribly wrong, and speculation is that it will begin with him.
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Edmonton Oilers GM Craig MacTavish gets into shouting match with fan, insists success is coming
He has to resist the temptation to make a deal, any deal, simply for the sake of doing a deal and trading future for the present to appease the fan base.
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"The next deal is going to be an important deal for us," said the rookie GM who returned from the World Junior to watch a 5-3 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning and a 5-2 loss to the St. Louis Blues.
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The Capitals have lost seven of their last nine games and could be out of a playoff spot by the time they play again Thursday night in TampaBay.
They have two players – goaltender Michael Neuvirth and forward Marty Erat – who want a change of scenery, and three goalies trying to share one net.
With all that in mind, is now the time for the Caps to make a deal?
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Enough of Buff and his gaffes and giveaways
It is time for some addition by subtraction: The Winnipeg Jets need to move Dustin Byfuglien and get the most they can for him.
Less Buff will be best for the Jets now and going forward.
Whether it's at the trade deadline or this summer when the salary cap rises and loosens up the market, Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff has to do what he can to get a return for Byfuglien.
In the interim, coach Claude Noel should limit his minutes. The addiction to Byfuglien has to end. It's killing the Jets and Noel's future as head coach.
It's impossible for the coach to preach system and puck management when one of his minutes leaders refuses to buy in. It's time to stop thinking about Byfuglien's potential and look at his reality. He's a hazard.
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It appears all but certain that Maple Leafs general manager David Nonis will have to make a decision before the National Hockey League trade deadline this year:
Nazem Kadri or Randy Carlyle.
Should Nonis choose Door No. 1 – to retain Kadri and continue his development – he'll almost certainly have to find a new coach. If it's Door No. 2, and Carlyle remains behind the Leafs bench beyond this season, Kadri will pack up and be out of town on or before Mar. 5.
Oilers could be busy at trade deadline as they have marketable assets
I know the trade deadline is two months away, but what would the market be for unrestricted free agents like Ales Hemsky, Nick Schultz and Ryan Jones? Second or third-rounders because they are players contenders would want? What about Devan Dubnyk/Ilya Bryzgalov and Corey Potter?
If GM Kevin Cheveldayoff isn't trying to trade No. 33, he's not trying to make the Jets better.
What to do with defenceman Dustin Byfuglien?
Byfuglien showed what he's all about, a two-goal, plus-3 performance the first two games, then handing the Pens two goals and going minus-3, Sunday.


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Stents successfully inserted to reopen clogged coronary artery
THURSDAY, Feb. 11 (HealthDay News) -- Former President Bill Clinton was said to be "in good spirits" Thursday evening in a New York City hospital after he had two stents inserted into a clogged heart artery.
The 63-year-old Clinton, who underwent quadruple bypass surgery in 2004, had been complaining of chest pains.
"Today President Bill Clinton was admitted to the Columbia campus of New York Presbyterian Hospital after feeling discomfort in his chest," the former president's counselor, Douglas Band, said in a statement.
"Following a visit to his cardiologist, he underwent a procedure to place two stents in one of his coronary arteries," Band said, adding that Clinton was "in good spirits and will continue to focus on the work of his foundation and Haiti's relief and long-term recovery efforts."
Dr. Allan Schwartz, the hospital's chief of cardiology, said Thursday night that an electrocardiogram and a blood test showed no evidence of a heart attack or heart damage, according to CNN.
Clinton could leave the hospital as soon as Friday and be back at work on Monday, Schwartz said.
ABC News' chief political correspondent, George Stephanopoulos, who once worked for Clinton in the White House, called his ex-boss a workaholic and said he has worked "20 hours a day for the last 20 years," the network said.
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton left Washington, D.C., Thursday and arrived in New York to be with her husband.
Stents are tiny mesh scaffolds or tubes that are used to prop open an artery after it has been unclogged in an angioplasty procedure. In 2004, when clogged arteries first hospitalized Clinton, he underwent quadruple bypass surgery because of four blocked arteries.
Angioplasty, which usually includes placing stents, is a common medical procedure, with more than half a
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