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Top arms Garza, Weaver square off in series opener at Arlington
Josh Hamilton's season has not gone according to plan, but with Albert Pujols on the disabled list, the Angels now need Hamilton more than ever.
The 2010 American League MVP went 0-for-5 on Sunday, is 3-for-26 in his past six games and has seen his average dip to .220, but what better time to pick up the slack than during a series against his former team?
"We're going to miss him," Hamilton said of Pujols. "It's a big hole to fill and we can't fill it. All you can do is keep battling, send guys out there and have guys pick up the slack as best as they can because you can't replace Albert. It's definitely frustrating."
While eyes will certainly be on Hamilton, he is not the only member of the Angels' lineup who needs to produce Monday when the club begins the series seven games under .500 and 13 games out of first place.
"Everybody here is good," Angels shortstop Erick Aybar said. "We just have to keep fighting, try to stay alive. Albert is very important, but we have to keep trying to play good baseball."
And Rangers manager Ron Washington expects the Angels to do so.
"They're a solid group and they continue to fight," Washington said. "I don't think they're going to catch Oakland, but I don't think anything is going to change in our games. They're going to be hard-fought, that's for sure."
The first of the three games will feature a strong pitching matchup as the Angels will send ace Jered Weaver to the mound and the Rangers will counter with newly acquired Matt Garza.
Weaver has thrown 14 2/3 scoreless innings since the All-Star break and is 4-1 with a 1.32 ERA in his last six starts.
Garza has won his past six starts and allowed just one unearned run in 7 1/3 innings during his Rangers debut against the Yankees.
Angels: Pujols placed on disabled list
If the Angels are to make a second-half run, they will have to do it without No. 3 hitter Pujols, who landed on the 15-day disabled list Sunday.
The slugger had been playing with plantar fasciitis all season, but he further aggravated it on Friday night and the rest of his season is now in jeopardy.
"This is a big blow to our team right now," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "We have to move forward and find a way to generate offense that will support the good pitching that we need. It's naturally something you would hope could have made it through to the offseason, but it didn't happen and you just have to move on."
Pujols started 65 of his 99 games at designated hitter and hit .258 with 17 home runs and 64 RBIs.
Rangers: Trading Nathan a possibility
As the Rangers decide how to bolster their playoff chances, Joe Nathan's name has been a topic of discussion
While the Rangers may listen to offers for Nathan, who has 32 saves and a 1.73 ERA this season, the closer is not focused on it.
"I've never worried about this stuff and I'm not going to start now," Nathan said. "I'm going to play and help this team win. My thought process is battling with this team and helping us get to the postseason again. Obviously I've enjoyed myself here and enjoy my teammates. I love everything about this organization and the way they treat their players. I'm assuming I'll be here the rest of the year."
Worth noting
• Garza is 0-1 with a 5.83 ERA in five career starts against the Angels.
• Weaver is 13-8 with a 3.75 ERA in 31 career starts against the Rangers.
• Monday will mark Weaver's first start against the Rangers since he fractured his left elbow on April 7 in Arlington.
William Boor is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Hurlers clashed on Thursday in Miami's 4-3 victory at Turner Field
Working through a three-game series with the Marlins for the second time in two weeks, the Braves are hoping to avoid a nasty case of deja vu that could send them stumbling into the All-Star break.
After rolling to an 11-3 victory in the first game of last week's series in Atlanta, the Braves bats went nearly quiet as they dropped the final two contests, including a 4-3 loss on the Fourth of July, in which starters Julio Teheran and Henderson Alvarez pitched to a draw through five innings, before Miami broke through against closer Craig Kimbrel for the game-winning run in the ninth.
Teheran and Alvarez meet again for an immediate rematch on Tuesday night, and the Marlins will take inventory on the greenest member of their rotation in the process.
Alvarez took a no-decision in his long-delayed Marlins debut. After being acquired from the Blue Jays in November, he spent the first three months of the season on the disabled list with right shoulder inflammation. The 23-year-old right-hander allowed three runs on four hits in the first inning before settling down to retire 11 Braves hitters in a row.
"I felt like my command wasn't there in the first inning," Alvarez said through a translator after Thursday's game. "After that, I was able to get into the zone."
Alvarez needed just 68 pitches to get through 15 outs, an achievement in efficiency that stood in sharp contrast to Teheran's 104 pitches over five innings. The Braves' right-hander had to work for his seven strikeouts, while allowing three runs on six hits and a pair of walks against a patient Marlins lineup.
"They were swinging, and it was always a foul ball," Teheran said after his outing. "At the end, I was feeling like I wasn't commanding my breaking ball, so they were just sitting on my fastball and my two-seam."
The Braves may be able to take solace in Teheran's aversion to repeat performances -- they have lost consecutive Teheran starts on only one occasion this season.
Braves: McCann named NL Co-Player of Week
Not even the first no-hitter of 2013 could completely outshine the week that Brian McCann had at the plate.
McCann and Reds pitcher Homer Bailey were named the NL Co-Players of the Week on Monday afternoon, after Bailey no-hit the Giants last Tuesday and McCann hit a league-best .600 with 15 hits over his team's six games last week. McCann's hot streak can be traced as far back as June 23, at which point the Braves catcher had not recorded a hit in back-to-back games in nearly three weeks.
Since then, McCann is hitting .458 with three home runs and 11 RBIs. His 0-for-5 night on Monday snapped an eight-game hitting streak.
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The typically light-hitting shortstop entered Monday's game batting .298 since June 5 with nine RBIs and nine multihit games, raising his average to .225. He has been especially hot as of late, batting .359 (14-for-38) in his past 10 contests.
"His swing is good," Marlins manager Mike Redmond said. "It is fun to see him go up there and get some hits, because I know each one of those hits that he gets is a big boost for his confidence."
• Kevin Slowey made his case to permanently take Ricky Nolasco's place in the rotation with five strong innings on Monday night. Slowey started 13 games for the Marlins before moving to a long relief role to make room for Nathan Eovaldi in the rotation, but the departure of Nolasco via trade brought the 29-year-old right-hander back into the rotation. Slowey exited a scoreless ballgame after 69 pitches, allowing four hits and a walk.
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• The roof of Marlins Park was left open on Monday night for the 13th time in the team's 43 home games this season, but mid-game inclement weather led to its closing in the bottom of the seventh. The Marlins have not won with the roof open this year.
• Teheran is still searching for his first win against an NL East opponent. In five starts against division foes this season, Teheran is 0-1 with a 3.94 ERA.
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Wood burning oven
June 07, 2004, 10:36:54 AM »
I've now started searching the web for a home wood burning oven. I've restled with putting one of those ovens in my kitchen - which I'm sure would be very cool, but also very expensive. I've also looked into building my own
although that seems a little out of my league and will take up 6ft by 6ft in my backyard...and I've looked into "portable" smaller ovens, but can't really find one that looks right.
Has anyone either built their own wood burning oven or bought something small that they are happy with? What are your positive/negative experiences?
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June 09, 2004, 10:14:03 AM »
I just saw an add in a mag that I get for home harths. I will get the name and internet site and post it here later for everyone to check out.
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June 10, 2004, 01:19:34 PM »
I got a couple of bags of hardwood charcoal to run a pizza oven test maybe in the next week or so.
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June 11, 2004, 09:25:47 AM »
This is the company
They have a website
Beautiful looking ad with 4 different styles
I have a subscription to Saveur
It is a great magazine, esp for foodies like most of us here. I really cannot emphasis how much I have gleened from its pages!
June/July 2004 just came and it has a feature on BBQ
We have gotten more out of this magazine in the last 4 or 5 years than you can imagine. The wife and I love to experiment with all the different recipes from all different regions. Its great cause we try to outdo each other in our recipe selection and preparation.
But we both benifit from the friendly competition, and meals are far from humdrum
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June 11, 2004, 11:02:47 AM »
I'm in heaven:
the smallest is $2750, plus you need to spend $1500 for AL FRESCO ASSEMBLY KIT
hmmm 4K for a plasma tv or a pizza oven...easy choice.
Has anyone ever tried something like this?
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June 11, 2004, 11:09:38 AM »
I was thinking mine would cost under $50. Uhmmm?
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If you need a southern distributor let me know.
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June 11, 2004, 01:40:53 PM »
I hope to build it in the next few weeks. May not work, but I think it will.
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June 23, 2004, 03:36:08 PM »
Here's one I found:
about $3000 with shipping.
I doubt I'll buy it until I can try it!
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September 17, 2004, 08:14:30 AM »
Try this site if you're looking to build your own...
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Charlie, that's a nice site. Lot's of tutorials for making outdoor ovens. Lot's of inspiring Photos there... Thanks.
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January 11, 2005, 06:20:31 AM »
I know that your posting was from last summer, but maybe you haven't built your oven yet. We just posted free plans to build a round Italian brick oven. I have built the rectangular brick "bread oven" in the past, and I really like the round Italian oven much better. I think that's why there are so many of them in Italy -- where all the pizza ovens have the round, spherical dome shaped design.
The oven is very buildable, and people have already build the first ones in the states.
The plans are on
. Click on the Pompeii Oven link. The plans are free and well-documented, and there are lots of photos. There is also a user group on Yahoo! (also free!).
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January 11, 2005, 03:36:23 PM »
Thank you. I have not built my oven yet - probably for 1 main reason. I'm afraid of the size of the oven in my backyard. I don't have a large backyard and want the smallest possible oven allowing me to still make an 18" or so pizza.
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January 11, 2005, 03:45:28 PM »
You can do that with a 30" oven. You really can't go any smaller, because there isn't room for the fire and the pizza. The opening also becomes too big relative to the volume of the oven, so the smaller oven will not hold heat. I experimented by building a 26" round oven, and I would not recommend it. Don't forget you need a live fire in the oven when you are cooking pizza.
Also, go Italian and do a couple of 12" pizzas, one a time -- they cook in three minutes.
The foot print for a 30" oven is about 46" square. That gives you a 30" floor, 8" for the walls (4" each side), and 8" for insulation and finish stucco.
See if you can fit that in.
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January 11, 2005, 05:16:19 PM »
Excellent plans! I haven't had a chance to read the whole thing, but what's a rough guesstimation regarding total cost to build such an oven?
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January 12, 2005, 03:13:22 AM »
I would guess between $500-$1000 depending on the trim and oven finish you choose. We really like to recommend firebrick, even though they cost a little more, because they heat faster and get hotter than red clay brick.
The cost components are the brick and mortar for the dome and floor, the block for the stand, concrete and vermiculite for the hearth and insulation, a vent and a stucoo finish.
You could also join the user group, where I am sure other builders have kept track of their costs.
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January 30, 2005, 11:55:49 PM »
I also have the desire to build wood fire oven in our yard. I am not quite skilled in this type of work, but the drive is just too strong!
I was thinking about purchasing reedy made dome and do the rest on my own. But as mentioned in the conversation I rather looked into the size founding this type of dome takes a lot of space and it's base or whole structure would be larger.
Main reason is the hot floor space, round oven give lot less then square floor. I placed 2 paper cut outs of pizza size and imagining the fire on one side in a rectangle, it just shows round dome would need to be lot larger then rectangle. This reflects in material amount as well where rectangle oven is a winner again, the decision has been made!
My Italian colleague thinks igloo shape brickwork involves too much sand and fire clay between firebricks, and apparently this is dangerous in ovens because the dome starts to collapse with age.
alike the old Pompeii house ovens you can see ruined on photographs
I would like to hear if anyone has experience with rectangular dome in particular baker Alan Scott oven.
Thanks Charlie
for suggesting
site the white oven is very similar to what we would like to add to our outdoors area
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January 31, 2005, 04:14:23 AM »
There are a couple of reasons why I like the round design. I have a couple of rectangular ovens at home (in/out), and have been disappointed. I have installed round ovens in a couple of houses in Italy, and like them much better (which is why we came up with the plans). There are a couple things I have seen.
1. With a round oven you have room on the side for your fire and food/pizza in the side on the back. It's all reachable. With my 32x36 rectangular oven, there isn't a good place for the fire -- it's basically a one pizza oven. If you put the fire on the side, you have very little room on the side, and the back is lost. If you put it in the back, the fire doesn't reflect to the front of the oven. A 35" round gives you much more usable space than a 32x36, and uses about the same amount of material and footprint.
2. The round, spherical dome does a better job of bouncing heat down to the cooking floor evenly. You can cook pizza everywhere (or roasts and veggies) in the oven, and it cooks evenly. That is how the high volume pizzerias cook all those pizzas. The rectangular oven has a barrel vault, which gives you hot and cool spots, depending where the fire it.
3. The round dome is self-standing (ala the Duomo in Florence), so it does not need a lot of concrete clapping to hold it together. It is lighter and heats up much faster. A round oven will heat in an hour (or less depending on the type), where the heavier ovens take 2-3 hours, or more. That means you are burning more wood (which isn't good for the environment or your pocketbook). For me, the heat time is the difference between using my oven after work, or not.
There are also little things, like clean up.
The downside is that you can only bake around 25 loaves of bread from a single firing, not 75, but for a home oven, that works for me. I would note that all of the oven in Italy are round -- brick and prefabricated.
There are bunch of postings from builders who have seen the same thing on the Yahoo! user group.
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February 03, 2005, 08:48:51 PM »
Thanks James. I am little confused about which design I should go for. Luckily we have another 3 months till spring before building can actually start, I really want to have things clear coz the material is expensive work is involved and timely well the oven should be with us for ever and not to waste all the efforts
I am undecided which type of dome construction I should go 4. Is it important to have bricks closely on inside in round dome or holes can be simply filled with mortar? It is visible you have them all nicely in line, but I am not much skilled with bricks
My work involves mostly research and office and this building is total challenge. By the way in ecology burning wood is exactly equal to leaving woods laying on the ground after damaging storm, disintegrating of these trees in time produces exact results. Downturn of burning in residential areas is more the asthma triggering particles in the air.
With my colleagues we have done another diagram test in regards of spacing inside the oven. Comparing same raised platform square floor at he back of the oven will give you 24% extra room, this is from the not circled corners so the space in non-round floor is kind of no doubt more useful!
After absorption in return the heat distributes by radiation within the oven and spreads across by natural law evenly. I would not worry about burning food if placed next to edge coz heat radiation is even everywhere across. Other case is ovens having heat source from electric heating element or gas flame, there is the heat sent from one point and not all round. Any problems there, I am more concerned about choosing right construction methods with fewer difficulties behind a corner.
Is it important to have bricks closely one to another on inside in the round dome or holes can be simply filled with mortar?
Is the dome silhouette line actually calculated as arch so it is as you said self-standing??
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February 11, 2005, 08:31:26 PM »
rob are you here? wood oven is what we want for our home. i work as production potter for 25 years and partly use own by group very large wood fired pottery kiln built by 8 maniacs 8 years ago ash does great stoneware glazes
i analyzed the popeii oven dome I was hoping to hear same answers to extensive gaps in 5 and 7 last chains of bricks. when starting with that dome the site writes Do not allow space for a mortar joint, as you will be setting the edges of the bricks facing inside the oven flush with each other. this is impossible task to make igloo dome on top not only closing it clay shrinks bricks fell on meat. one can not do complete shonky job one wants meat! and not want to cut bricks forever do it bad and loose half! as i see it! surely they do not show this huge problem could be seen inside outside THE impossible covered with clay what do you do you can buy ready made dome1 when oven is back to ground level smart they sell domes too and you have base done just refer THE firenze oven sure boys you done your first oven great1
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Plumas County Sheriff Greg Hagwood was the keynote speaker at the Almanor Tea Party meeting May 4 at the Chester Memorial Hall.
During this presentation he took his message beyond access to the forests to the balance of power between the people and the federal government.
"The framers of our Constitution, when considered in the context of their time in history, crafted one of the most phenomenal living documents every produced anywhere at any time," he said. "That our Constitution is as relevant today as the day it was signed is a testament to the foresight the framers were blessed with and those framers, I assure you, are looking upon us this very night and collectively are saying, 'We told you so.'"
He issued a message of caution about those that quietly tip the balance of power. To emphasize his message he offered two quotes, one from James Madison and the second from Thomas Jefferson.
"I believe there are more instances of abridgement of freedom of the people by the gradual and silent encroachments by those in power than by violent and sudden usurpations," Madison said.
He said Thomas Jefferson cautioned, "A government big enough to give you everything is as well big enough to take everything away."
Continuing, Hagwood said, "Our republic was formed very deliberately and afforded the federal government with very limited and specifically enumerated responsibilities and powers creating a relationship between the stated and the federal government.
"But, like any relationship, balance can be lost. One partner can, over time, assume, take or be given a disproportional role."
He said, in his opinion, this can happen out of convenience, a loss of focus or even complacency.
"When this happens you find the tipping point. My sense is we are at or very near that tipping point. We never should have allowed ourselves to be in this position but here we are," Hagwood said.
He again spoke about the intent of the framers and role of the federal government and said, "The government, as our partner in the relationship, is going to have to listen and make some changes so balance is returned."
He advocated for citizens and local and state governments to be more involved in what he terms "self determination" rather than "central government determination."
"This must happen and it must begin to happen now. If the situation with the U.S. Forest Service serves as a catalyst for the movement back to balance, so much the better. The sooner we recognize our responsibilities as a county and state the sooner we can fix the problem," Hagwood said.
He suggested a plan of action to correct what he calls a "completely lopsided relationship."
"First we meet together and become educated on the issue. Secondly we take our voice beyond these four walls — we talk to our neighbors, we take it to our county officials, our state officials and then our federal officials."
He said other outreach efforts would include writing letters, travel to other counties to attend meetings and the development of alliances with those other counties.
He also encouraged the meeting attendees to review and sign the letters provided by the Almanor Tea Party.
He especially encouraged everyone to remember that local Forest Service employees are not the problem.
"I know many Forest Service employees. They are our neighbors, our friends, our family members and they are not responsible for the rule change or the Travel Management Plan," Hagwood said.
He said he had met with a Forest Service engineer May 3 who had "expressed a growing fear for their own personal safety due to the controversy over these issues."
"This is unacceptable," Hagwood said. "A measured, reasoned civil and intelligent presentation of our position must be the order of the day."
He said it was important that local efforts not be distinguished as unruly, uncivil or lacking legitimacy due to poor behavior.
This is what I tell my staff, he said: "Be reasonable, be honest, be polite and professional; any representation to the contrary will erase your credibility and make the work to be done just that much more difficult."


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Foeckler named to fill Bolender's mayoral term
Al Foeckler, a former Common Council president and alderman, is the new mayor of Oak Creek.
He will take office on Thursday and serve the duration of the late Mayor Dick Bolender's term, which ends April 16.
Foeckler, a personal injury attorney with Cannon & Dunphy SC, was appointed mayor Tuesday night on a 3-2 vote, receiving the minimum number of votes to succeed Bolender, who died unexpectedly Dec. 10. Acting Mayor Stephen Scaffidi received two votes, and former Mayor Dale Richards didn't garner any votes, though he was nominated.
Foeckler, a 13-year resident of the city, served on the council from 1999 to 2008, leaving after his fourth son was born. He received his bachelor's and law degrees from Marquette University.
He said he asked to be appointed out of respect to Bolender, who he served under, and because he was familiar with issues facing Oak Creek.
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Cudahy police chased a vehicle through three communities Saturday morning before the driver stopped the vehicle near S. 7th St. and Lincoln Ave. in Milwaukee, authorities said.
Around 9:40 a.m. Saturday, a Cudahy police officer attempted to stop the vehicle for a traffic violation in the 4800 block of S. Packard Ave. when the driver refused to stop, police said in a news release.
The vehicle was heading east on E. Layton Ave. when the driver lost control and the vehicle struck a sign at the intersection of S. Lake Drive. Two passengers fled on foot at that time and were taken into custody, police said.
The driver continued northbound on S. Lake Drive through St. Francis to S. Superior St. in Milwaukee. A third passenger fled the vehicle in the 1200 block of E. Conway St. and was taken into custody.
The driver again continued in the vehicle but was arrested after stopping at S. 7th St. and Lincoln Ave. in Milwaukee, police said.
» Read Full ArticleYEA! Greendale school program to recruit business-minded students
Greendale — Students interested in becoming future business owners will have an opportunity to register for a new program next school year.
An informational meeting about the Young Entrepreneurs Academy (YEA!) Greendale program will be held at 5:30 p.m. on April 27 in Greendale High School, 6801 Southway, in room 173.
YEA! Greendale is a new program that takes students from grades six to 12 through the process of planning and launching a business or social movement over the course of the school year. By the end of the class, students will own and operate functioning businesses, which may carry on after their graduation from the program.
Greendale High School Principal Steve Lodes, who will serve as the student recruitment program manager of YEA! Greendale, will lead the informational meeting for interested students, families and local business leaders.
Applications will be available at the event. The application deadline for the YEA! Greendale class of 2015-16 is May 15. Applicant interviews will be held mid-June.
» Read Full ArticleOak Creek High School receives special grant to begin home construction class next year
Oak Creek — Sixteen students from Oak Creek High School will build a house as part of a specialized course next school year.
On April 13, The Oak Creek-Franklin Joint School Board announced that a $47,000 grant from the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development will help implement the program next year.
"Knight Construction," a subsequent class to the school's existing Construction 1 and 2 courses, will provide students with the opportunity to build a house from the ground up, further enhancing their knowledge of building construction.
"Our ultimate goal is to give these students the exposure to different types of trades … so that they can make an educated decision when considering future careers," said Matt Lonergan, a technology and engineering teacher at Oak Creek High School.
The High School Pupil Workforce Training Program grant, given through Governor Scott Walker's Wisconsin Fast Forward-Blueprint for Prosperity program, will pay for the costs of start-up equipment and training for the Oak Creek students.
» Read Full ArticleSalvation Army in Oak Creek to host human trafficking awareness event
Oak Creek — A special presentation concerning human trafficking will be held on Saturday, May 2.
The presentation, titled "Passion to Rescue, Restore and Release," will educate the public about breaking the chains of human trafficking.
The event, hosted by The Salvation Army — Oak Creek in partnership with the Wisconsin Christian Women Connection, will offer multiple workshops, including "Internet Safety" and "Trafficking Awareness for Jr. High and Sr. High Students."
The presentation will be held from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at The Salvation Army, 8853 S. Howell Ave.
Registration will begin at 9:15 a.m. on May 2. A $5 registration fee will cover the cost of lunch for each participant. Preregistration is required.
» Read Full ArticlePat McCurdy returns to Oak Creek for concert fundraiser
Oak Creek — Milwaukee singer-songwriter Pat McCurdy will return to Oak Creek for a special fundraiser on Friday, April 24.
The live performance will be held from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. in the Oak Creek Community Center, 8580 S. Howell Ave.
Funds will benefit the Oak Creek Knights 2022 Baseball Team.
Tickets cost $20 in advance or $25 at the door. Admission includes two tap drinks, a light meal and a chance to win raffle prizes. You must be 21 or older to attend. Tickets are limited to 300 people.
Tickets can be purchased at the community center or by calling Lisa Kleppek at (414) 526-9675.
Franklin buildings housing expanding Quad firms sell for $33 million
Two neighboring Franklin buildings that house expanding packaging firms owned by Quad/Graphics Inc. have been sold for $33 million, acccording to state real estate records posted Tuesday.
Transpak Corp. and Proteus Packaging Corp. both operate on World Packaging Circle, a cul-de-sac within Franklin Business Park, in facilities totaling 418,000 square feet.
Quad leases the buildings from groups operated by Thomas Wamser, the retired chief executive officer of the two packaging companies. Wamser's groups sold the buildings and adjacent vacant parcels to an affiliate of St. Louis-based ElmTree Net Lease Fund II LLC.
Proteus and Transpak plan to use the vacant lots "for additional expansion of these facilities in the immediate future," according to that information filed with the Franklin Community Development Authority.
Greendale Veterans Memorial Committee to welcome back flags of support in ceremony
Greendale — American flags will once again be planted at the intersection of Broad Street and Southway to show support for the proposedThe location, currently owned by the Greendale School District, was chosen by the Greendale Veterans Memorial Committee in 2014, after two years of research and fundraising. The school board later voted down an agreement with the committee.
In response, supporters of the memorial began planting American flags at the site. A "flag retirement ceremony" was held in November to remove the flags before the winter set in.
Now that spring has arrived, the veterans memorial committee encourages the public to return their flags to the location. A posting of the colors ceremony will be held at 10 a.m. on April 18 at the site.
"This is being done to help bring awareness of the special meeting that will be held by the Greendale School Board to consider transferring title to the site to the Village of Greendale," said Jay Chadwick, secretary of the Greendale Veterans Memorial Committee and a Greendale Legionnaire.
» Read Full ArticleDiamond Stone headlines 2014-15 All-Suburban Boys Basketball team
Player of the Year
Diamond Stone, 6-10 center, Dominican
McDonald's All-American capped perhaps the most decorated career in Wisconsin history with a fourth state championship. ... Averaged 24.4 points per game on 67 percent shooting, with 11.7 rebounds per game. ... Shot 74 percent from the free-throw line and finished with 74 blocks. ... Wrapped up his career north of 2,000 points. ... Career highlights include the only triple-double in state-tournament history, recorded as a freshman. ... Posted two double-doubles in the state games this year. ... Racked up 43 points and 18 rebounds against Division 1 foe Racine Case in the regular season. ... Committed to Maryland.
Story: Dominican's Diamond Stone left a mark that will be remembered for decades
» Read Full ArticleHales Corners Library hosts free drawing program for children
Hales Corners — The Hales Corners Library will be hosting a "Culver's Drawing Program" throughout the month of April.
Children ages four to 11 are invited to celebrate their favorite book by drawing a picture about it. Children can illustrate anything they liked about the book, such as a character, event or scene.
Entry forms can be received at the check-out desk in the library, 5885 S. 116th Street.
After the children have submitted their illustrations, they will receive a coupon for a free Culver's single scoop cake cone or dish and will be entered to win a free kids' meal.
The last day to enter is Thursday, April 30. Only one entry is allowed per child.
Flood warning continues for areas of Franklin, Racine County
flood warning issued by the National Weather Service in Sullivan remains in effect for the Root River at Franklin in Milwaukee County and the Root River Canal at Raymond in Racine County.
AAs of 2:30 p.m. Friday, the stage of the Root River Canal at Raymond was 9.3 feet, just over the 9-foot flood stage, according to the warning.
As of 2 p.m. the stage of the Root River at Franklin was 7.8 feet, just under the 8-foot flood stage, according to the warning.
Local sports complex receives 'Riders' Choice Award'
Franklin — A local sports complex has received regional honors.
The Rock Sports Complex, located at 7900 Crystal Ridge Road, was named the Best Bike Park in the Midwest by MTBparks.com, a website that posts information relating to mountain bikes in the United States.
The Rock Sports Complex offers more than seven miles of cross country mountain bike trails, a BMX track and coached lessons.
More than 3,000 bike riders participated in an online survey at MTBparks.com to choose the winner of the "Riders' Choice Award."
The bike park at The Rock Sports Complex will open mid-May for the 2015 season, weather permitting, and will be open weekends only, 10 a.m. — 8 p.m., Saturday and Sunday. For more information visit RockComplex.com.
Tornado watch in effect
The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch, in effect for much of Southeastern Wisconsin, including Waukesha and Milwaukee counties until 11 p.m. A tornado watch indicates that conditions are favorable for the development of tornadoes, but does not indicate that tornadoes have been spotted. People should be prepared to take safety measures if the watch escalates to a warning.
Greendale Village Board hires architect to begin fire station location, design
Greendale — An architect has been chosen to design the village's new fire station, which is projected to be built in 2016.
On April 7, the Greendale board of trustees approved a contract with Milwaukee-based Zimmerman Architectural Studios Inc. to design the station.
The board approved construction of a new fire station last year, after a needs analysis study by Bray Architects concluded that the current facility on 6200 W. Loomis Road was too small and in need of significant repair.
The Greendale Fire Department later identified three potential locations for the new station: on the existing site, at the Greendale Safety Center on 5911 W. Grange Ave. or on the southeast corner of Loomis Road and Grange Avenue currently owned by the state.
Under the contract, the village agreed to pay $257,700 for Zimmerman's services.
» Read Full ArticleGreendale's annual 'Celebration of Education' to honor community members, students
Greendale Education Foundation will host its annual "A Celebration of Education" on Friday, May 22.
Greendale — TheThe celebration provides an opportunity for Greendale residents, businesses, parents, faculty members and students to join together to acknowledge the achievements of community members. The event also serves as the foundation's largest fundraiser of the year.
The celebration will be held at 6 p.m. at Boerner Botanical Gardens, 9400 Boerner Drive in Hales Corners.
The informal event will include raffle items, a silent auction, hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar. Artwork created by district students will be on display and a musical performance will be given by Greendale High School students.
Tickets cost $35 each and can be purchased at Greendale High School, the district office, the Greendale Park and Recreation Office or at the village's visitor center.
2015 Milwaukee suburbs election roundup
Election returns from the Milwaukee suburbs. This page will be updated as more results become available.
Referendums pass in Mequon-Thiensville, Fox Point-Bayside
Whitnall school referendums handily defeated
Fox Point: Voters send message of change
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James Chase (MM&M): What does a multichannel program look like to each of you and what are some of the key considerations? Monique Levy (Manhattan Research): It's a very perplexing topic. It's something everybody would like to say that they do well, but they will sort of dabble in one piece and another piece but not get close. They will typically say, "I really want to understand mobile. What should I do with my mobile strategy? And then I'll fit in all the pieces." Debra D'Arpa (Novo Nordisk): The main goal is to make sure that all of the key stakeholders understand the value proposition that our portfolio brings. It's important to speak to each individual audience appropriately, make sure that they understand what advanced treatments are available and what they do for their patients. Karl Tiedemann (Rosetta): We're really talking about all of the touch points and how we're going to communicate with our audience. To be really good, like you said, Debra, it has to have its own value proposition. We're all bombarded with information daily. You sign up for a Gap card and suddenly you're getting Old Navy e-mails and all these other catalogs. For the healthcare providers, we really have to earn that right to continue communicating to them, so there has to be something in it for them. A good multichannel marketing program has to be very customer-centric. It has to be personalized to a point that they're not feeling like they're just getting the September e-mail or the September mailer that doesn't acknowledge where they already are in the continuum with your brand. You need a program that is learning-based, that acknowledges the way you've interacted with them previously and shapes future communication so you don't get drop-off over time. Debra: In diabetes, outcomes are inadequate right now. So we need to continue to inform patients, inform physicians of treatments. Having each audience understand the value proposition of your brands from their own perspective is so important. But in healthcare, it's not so simple because you have so many different blockades along the way. From a patient or a physician wanting to prescribe a product to that script actually getting filled, between the pharmacy, between the payer…You need to make sure that all of those channels are aligned or that they all understand what the patient will ultimately need to have a better outcome. Janie Rodriguez (Boehringer Ingelheim): You should also look at the activists, because a lot of patients have become so active in different blogs or advocacy groups. There has to be a way to also get to those people because they really have an ability to disseminate a particular message. Diabetes patients are always looking for information. However, because the disease is so tied to lifestyle, many times they're looking more at what can I do from a diet and exercise standpoint than at the product attributes that you bring. They'll leave that to the doctor. "I've just got to get my act together in this other way." How do we navigate that journey that they're going through? We can go to where they are and talk to them in a way that's going to make sense. But diabetes is an asymptomatic disease so they may not even care about what's going on until they go to a doctor. Then all of a sudden, they start negotiating at that point. "Don't put me on insulin, please. I'll just…I'll take anything." They'll start searching for other orals. So, you need to break up the patient journey, then target the emotions depending on where those patients are in that particular journey.
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KVM kicks ass. It really really does.
So does the Virt-manager and libvirt stuff. Not only supports KVM, but the Qemu + Kqemu alternative for non-virtualization-enabled hardware.
Seriously. I have no doubt that KVM is going to be the dominate virtualization technique used on Linux, along with libvirt, and other associated things.
On virtualized machines the I/O performance is the current limitation. That is the disk performance and network performance especially. With KVM the Linux kernel has built in paravirt drivers. These are drivers that are specially made for running in a virtualized environment and are able to avoid much of the overhead of trying to use emulated hardware and real drivers.
Network performance is especially affected by this. The best performing fully virtualized card would be the emulated Intel e1000 1Gb/s nic. Doing benchmarks in a earlier version of KVM I was able to get a 300% improvement in performance by switching to paravirt network driver. With lower cpu usage in BOTH the guest and host systems. (in a dual-core system the guest being restricted to a single cpu and the host primarially using the other)
For Windows there is a paravirt driver for network, but not for block.. yet.
But the terrific thing about KVM is it's ability to deliver enterprise level features but retain the userfriendliness of things like virtualbox or parrellels.
Now the userland and configuration stuff is not up to the same level of Virtualbox, yet, but it won't take long.
So far I've done a install of Debian, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, and Windows XP pro in my virt-manager managed KVM environment and they all work flawlessly so far, not that I have had much of a chance to excersize them.
I am working on a install Windows 2008 and pretty soon I'll get a install of Vista going. Then I am going to try to tackle OS X and see how that goes...


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