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Jake's Corner
1/17/14 Bieber's Phone Confiscated
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Friday, January 17, 2014
RUSSELL JOHNSON . . . better known as the Professor on "Gilligan's Island" . . . died yesterday of natural causes. He was 89. That leaves only TWO of the original "seven stranded castaways": DAWN WELLS, who played Mary Ann, is 75 . . . and TINA LOUISE, who played Ginger, is 79.
Actor DAVE MADDEN died yesterday of congestive heart and kidney failure. He was 82. Madden was best known for playing band manager Reuben Kincaid on "The Partridge Family" in the 1970s. He was usually being tortured in some way by Danny Partridge . . . a.k.a. DANNY BONADUCE.
SHIA LABEOUF was caught on video headbutting a guy in a bar in South London last night. Apparently, Shia thought the guy said something about his girlfriend's mother because he got in his face, gave him a head-to-head shove, then yelled, "What did you just say?" four times, before being pulled away.
KATE GOSSELIN brought her 13-year-old twin daughters Cara and Mady on the "Today" show yesterday to do damage control . . . and things didn't go exactly as she'd planned. Kate wanted the girls to dispel rumors that their home life is totally screwed up, but even when they were asked direct questions, they REFUSED TO TALK. Kate seemed pretty humiliated.
Cops confiscated Justin Bieber's cell phone when they raided his house earlier this week and the egg-throwing punk is a little nervous. Police seized the phone to look for any text messages or photos that might incriminate him in the egg-throwing incident and according to TMZ, Bieber is nervous about what else they might find. Sources close to Biebs say he's worried that texts referencing drugs and some naked photos might leak out.
1/16/14 New Kanye Religion
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Thursday, January 16, 2014
This is ridiculous and absurd! There's now a RELIGION based on KANYE WEST. It's called Yeezianity, and the founder claims it's NOT a joke. Followers believe that, quote, "The one who calls himself Yeezus is a divine being who has been sent by God to usher in a New Age of humanity."
GISELE BUNDCHEN says she doesn't even own a hairbrush because, quote, "In my job you have to remember people are brushing my hair every day. You have to remember the last thing I want [on a day off] is a brush in my hair!" She also says she never watches football unless her husband TOM BRADY is playing.
"Forbes" has released its annual list of the Most Influential Celebrities, and this year, STEVEN SPIELBERG is #1. OPRAH WINFREY, who topped the list in the two previous years, came in second this year.
Will Justin Bieber's bad-boy antics get him deported? After cops stormed the singer's house earlier this week, there's been speculation that Bieb could have earned himself a one-way ticket back to Canada. Justin might not mind, though. He once told Rolling Stone magazine he would never become an American citizen. "You guys are evil," he said. "Canada's the best country in the world. We go to the doctor and we don't need to worry about paying him, but here, your whole life, you're broke because of medical bills."
1/15/14 Bieber's House Raided by Police
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Wednesday, January 15, 2014
AMBER HEARD was spotted with a big rock on THAT finger . . . leading to speculation that she and JOHNNY DEPP are engaged. And she fueled that speculation by seemingly trying to hide it. Amber and Johnny met on the set of the 2011 movie "The Rum Diary". Not long after that, Johnny broke up with his longtime girlfriend VANESSA PARADIS. Amber is 27 and bisexual. Johnny is 50.
JENNIFER LOPEZ has been dating Casper Smart for over two years, and says he's "fantastic" with her 5-year-old twins Max and Emme. But that doesn't mean he has a lock on becoming her fourth husband. She says, quote, "I don't know. We'll see. I don't know. You know, I've always believed in that institution. I believe in it, but it is difficult. I've had my challenges, but at the same time I believe in love, and I think that is the main thing."
This seems a little excessive, but police RAIDED JUSTIN BIEBER'S house yesterday to find evidence that he egged his neighbor's home last week. Seriously . . . 12 cops in eight police cars responded to an egging report by showing up with a search warrant. Justin didn't answer questions because he didn't have a lawyer present. Police say he hasn't been charged or exonerated yet. One thing they're looking for is video from Justin's own surveillance cameras that shows him in the act of vandalizing his neighbor's house. They're also looking for anything else that links Justin to the incident, like egg residue. We don't know if they found any of that, but they DID find DRUGS. But it looks like Justin won't take the fall for that. At least not yet. Because it was his friend LIL ZA who was holding. Police initially said the drug was COCAINE, but now there's word that it might have been MOLLY . . . that form of ecstasy that cool people like Miley Cyrus and Madonna sing about. He may have also had Xanax on him. And check this out: Lil Za got RE-ARRESTED before he could leave the jailhouse yesterday afternoon. He was just about to be released on bail, and he was on the phone with somebody. But he got angry for some reason and smashed the phone. They booked him again on a vandalism charge. At this point, police are saying Justin is NOT connected to the drugs. This is potentially a FELONY egging, by the way, because the damage to Justin's neighbor's house was in the THOUSANDS.
There have been rumors that CHARLIE SHEEN wants to kick his ex-wife DENISE RICHARDS out of a house that he owns, and which she's been living in with their daughters. And yesterday he Tweeted, quote, "hey denise I own the farm. yet you are only pig in the pen to sling mud bile & [crap] every inch your evil cloven hoofs trample. #Oink"
1/14/14 Octomom Charged with Welfare Fraud
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Tuesday, January 14, 2014
KANYE WEST allegedly punched an 18-year-old man who called KIM KARDASHIAN an "[N-word] lover" at an office building in Beverly Hills yesterday. Sources say Kanye punched the guy in a chiropractor's waiting room before someone separated them. The man reportedly wants to press assault charges.
"Octomom" NADYA SULEMAN has been charged with three counts of WELFARE FRAUD. Officials in Los Angeles County say Nadya failed to report $30,000 in income she received from public appearances and video residuals while also collecting public assistance. She could get up to six years in prison if convicted on all counts. She's due in court Friday, and prosecutors are recommending bail be set at $25,000.
Lindsay Lohan is reportedly on the banned list of Britney Spears' "Piece of Me" show at Planet Hollywood Resort. Britney's father, Jamie, has been keeping Lohan at a distance since he became the Brit's conservator in 2008, after her famous meltdown. A source says that Britney's father "always felt that Lindsay was a bad influence on Britney."
1/13/14 Pam Anderson Marries...Again
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Monday, January 13, 2014
PAMELA ANDERSON has married RICK SALOMON for the SECOND time. Salomon is probably best known as the male "star" of the PARIS HILTON sex tape. Pam married him in 2007, but they got an annulment a few months later. They started hooking up again last year and Pam says, quote, "We're very happy. Our families are very happy and that's all that matters."
WHITNEY HOUSTON'S daughter BOBBI KRISTINA BROWN married her adopted "brother" NICK GORDON. They announced it on Twitter. Bobbi and Nick aren't siblings biologically OR legally. Nick was "unofficially" adopted by Whitney as a teenager. Bobbi turns 21 in March.
SEAN PENN is getting rid of his guns. During a charity auction for Haiti over the weekend, one of the items up for bids was a sculpture that will be made out of all 65 of the guns Sean owns "in the continental United States." He credited, quote, "a strong woman . . . from South Africa" for convincing him to ditch them. Obviously, he was referring to his new girlfriend CHARLIZE THERON.
JUSTIN BIEBER egged his neighbor's house Thursday night, and the neighbor caught some of it on video. All he really got was Justin's voice, because it was dark . . . but Justin reportedly threw about 20 eggs. Police are investigating.
JIM CARREY busted SHIA LABEOUF at the "Golden Globes" last night. He said, quote, "Dying is easy. Comedy is hard. I believe it was Shia LaBeouf who said that. So young, so wise." Meanwhile, Shia Tweeted Friday that he's, quote, "retiring from all public life."
Hilary Duff and Mike Comrie have split after three years of marriage. Her rep released a statement saying that the two have mutually decided on an amicable separation and they remain good friends.... the couple just drifted apart.


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At a Glance
Why Get Tested?
To screen men for prostate cancer (although there is currently no consensus about using this test to screen asymptomatic men for prostate cancer), to help determine the necessity for a biopsy of the prostate, to monitor the effectiveness of treatment for prostate cancer, and to detect recurrence of prostate cancer
When to Get Tested?
When a man has symptoms suggestive of prostate cancer such as difficult, painful, and/or frequent urination; may also be ordered during and at regular intervals after prostate cancer treatment. There is continued debate among experts and national organizations over when and how often to order the PSA test to screen asymptomatic men. The frequency of prostate cancer screening is an individual decision that should be determined through discussion with your physician. (For specific details, see prostate cancer screening for Adults and Adults 50 and Up).
Sample Required?
A blood sample drawn from a vein in the arm
Test Preparation Needed?
Avoid ejaculation for 24 hours before sample collection as it has been associated with elevated PSA levels; the sample should also be collected prior to your doctor performing a digital rectal exam (DRE) and prior to (or several weeks after) a prostate biopsy.
The Test Sample
What is being tested?
PSA is a protein produced primarily by cells in the prostate, a small gland that encircles the urethra in males and produces a fluid that makes up part of semen. Most of the PSA that the prostate produces is released into this fluid, but small amounts of it are also released into the bloodstream. PSA exists in two forms in the blood: free (not bound) and complexed (cPSA, bound to a protein). The most frequently used PSA test is the total PSA, which measures the sum of the free PSA and the cPSA in the blood. When a doctor orders a "PSA test," he is referring to a total PSA.
This test is used as a tumor marker to screen for and to monitor prostate cancer. It is a good tool but not a perfect one, and currently there is no consensus among experts on the usefulness of this test for screening asymptomatic men. Elevated levels of PSA are associated with prostate cancer, but they may also be seen with prostatitis and benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). Mild to moderately increased concentrations of PSA may be seen in those of African American heritage, and levels tend to increase in all men as they age.
PSA is not diagnostic of cancer. The gold standard for identifying prostate cancer is the prostate biopsy, collecting small samples of prostate tissue and identifying abnormal cells under the microscope. The total PSA test and digital rectal exam (DRE) are used together to help determine the need for a prostate biopsy. The goal of screening is to minimize unnecessary biopsies and to detect clinically significant prostate cancer while it is still confined to the prostate. The term clinically significant is important because while prostate cancer becomes relatively common in men as they age, many of the tumors are very slow-growing and this type of cancer is an uncommon cause of death. Doctors must try to both detect prostate cancer and to differentiate between slow-growing cases and prostate cancers that may grow aggressively and spread to other parts of the body (metastasize). Over-diagnosing and over-treatment are issues with which doctors are currently grappling. In some cases, the treatment can be worse than the cancer, with the potential for causing significant side effects, incontinence, and erectile dysfunction. The PSA test and DRE can detect most cases of prostate cancer, but they cannot, in general, predict the course of a person's disease.
Free PSA and cPSA tests can be ordered individually. The tests that measure them were developed to better differentiate between cancer-related and non-cancer-related PSA increases. Both of the tests operate on the principle that men with prostate cancer frequently have altered ratios of the two forms of PSA - decreased amounts of free PSA and increased amounts of cPSA.
How is the sample collected for testing?
A blood sample is taken by needle from a vein in the arm.
NOTE: If undergoing medical tests makes you or someone you care for anxious, embarrassed, or even difficult to manage, you might consider reading one or more of the following articles: Coping with Test Pain, Discomfort, and Anxiety, Tips on Blood Testing, Tips to Help Children through Their Medical Tests, and Tips to Help the Elderly through Their Medical Tests.
Another article, Follow That Sample, provides a glimpse at the collection and processing of a blood sample and throat culture.
Is any test preparation needed to ensure the quality of the sample?
Ejaculation should be avoided for 24 hours before sample collection as it has been associated with elevated PSA levels. The sample should also be collected prior to the physician performing a digital rectal exam (DRE) and prior to (or several weeks after) a prostate biopsy.
The Test
Common Questions
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Article Sources
NOTE: This article is based on research that utilizes the sources cited here as well as the collective experience of the Lab Tests Online Editorial Review Board. This article is periodically reviewed by the Editorial Board and may be updated as a result of the review. Any new sources cited will be added to the list and distinguished from the original sources used.
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Children diagnosed with cancer or blood disorders need coordinated, family-centered care. Our experienced team cares for children with these serious conditions in a supportive environment, backed by the latest technology, treatment options, and access to clinical trials.
Experienced Team
Our caregivers treat children and their families with a full range of pediatric hematology/oncology conditions, including anemia, bleeding disorders, thalassemia, and all types of childhood cancers. In addition, we offer subspecialty clinics for sickle cell disease, thrombophilia, and cancer survivorship to ensure effective treatment for long-term care.
The staff at the Sadowsky Center for Children include:
Meet our team of physicians...
We also work closely with other specialists, including pediatric surgeons, pediatric radiologists, pediatric pathologists, pediatric intensivists, pediatric anesthesiologists, pharmacists, radiation oncologists, and neuropsychologists. Our specialists regularly review and discuss complex cases to coordinate care and ensure the most accurate treatment plan.
Outpatient Care at the Sadowsky Center for Children
We see patients and families on an outpatient basis at the Sadowsky Center for Children, within the D'Amour Center for Cancer Care at 3350 Main Street in Springfield.
Our young patients receive all of their outpatient care in this one convenient location which includes:
Inpatient Care at Baystate Children's Hospital
Some children require admission to the hospital for treatment. We care for our patients at Baystate Children's Hospital, housed within Baystate Medical Center, located less than five minutes from the D'Amour Center for Cancer Care.
Baystate Children's Hospital is the only children's hospital in our region, and offers:
The family-friendly environment of Baystate Children's Hospital features separate, specially designed inpatient units for children and adolescents, as well as play spaces, including our rooftop playdeck, that make a hospital stay a positive, non-threatening experience for children and families.
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Griffin's Friends is a group of community volunteers who raise charitable gifts in partnership with Baystate Health Foundation to support local children afflicted with cancer and life-threatening blood disorders. Named for Griffin D. Kelleher, Griffin's Friends brings "moments of joy to courageous kids" receiving care at the Sadowsky Center for Children. Learn more....
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BURLINGTON, N.C. - The Pfeiffer University softball team began the 2013 Conference Carolinas tournament with a 2-1 heartbreaking loss to top-seeded King in the opening round before having their elimination game with Limestone suspended tied at 3-3 in the top of the sixth. The Lady Falcons will resume their contest with the Saints at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday. Updates of all conference tournament action can be found up to the minute via Twitter (@PfeifferSports) and on Facebook.
GAME ONE: (1) King 2, (8) Pfeiffer 1
Tied at 1-1 in entering the sixth, King would take advantage of a pair of Pfeiffer errors to score their eventual game-winning and unearned run in the sixth. Earlier, the Tornado would take a 1-0 lead in the first until Pfeiffer immediately responded a half-inning later in the second. Sam Jarmusch led off with a single to left and later scored on a two-out single to center by Tyresha Ellis. The Lady Falcons would out-hit the Tornado 6-3, but couldn't push across the tying or go-ahead run. Lindsey Russell suffered the tough-luck loss allowing one earned run on just three hits with four strikeouts.
GAME TWO: (8) Pfeiffer 3, (3) Limestone 3 (suspended in the 6th)
Expected showers and storms finally invaded Burlington just as Emily Workman led off the top of the sixth with a bunt single forcing a Limestone pitching change. The game will resume on Saturday beginning at 2:00 p.m. to allow time for the field to dry and pre-game prep.
Pfeiffer would score single runs in each of the first three innings on an Ashlee Ellen sacrifice fly, Sadie Saine RBI single in the second and Workman base knock in the third.
Should the Lady Falcons end Limestone's season, they would take on the loser of the winner's bracket game between Coker and King at 6:00 p.m. If Pfeiffer can advance to face the loser of Coker and King then defeat one of them, a third contest would be in store beginning at 8:00 p.m.


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Oconomowoc school volunteer sentenced to 6 years in prison for fondling student
Anthony R. Pico, a former parent volunteer at Summit Elementary School in Oconomowoc, was sentenced on Feb. 25 to six years imprisonment and 10 years extended supervision by Judge William J. Domina for inappropriately touching an 8-year-old student at the school.
Pico, 42, was charged on April 27, 2012 in Waukesha County Circuit Court with first degree sexual assault and was found guilty by a jury for said offense on Dec. 19, 2012. The defendant said he will be appealing the jury's decision. The maximum prison sentence for first degree sexual assault is 60 years.
Approximately 30 people were in attendance for the sentencing, including Pico's wife of 16 years Michelle Pico, his sister-in-law Debra Spang and family friend Christopher George. All three spoke in Pico's defense, describing him as a loving father and husband who, in the words of his wife, "is like a light switch," always happy and full of humor.
"We just so desperately need the light of my husband in our lives," she tearfully told the judge.
George, who said he has been a friend of the family for five years, said he respected the way the way Michelle and Anthony Pico raised their children and the love they showed each other.
"I would still trust my two daughters, who are the jewels of my life, with him and his wife," he said.
Horizon Elementary in Pewaukee to host ALS fundraiser this weekend
Village of Pewaukee - A group of sixth grade students at Horizon Elementary School is banding together to help one of their own.
Pewaukee School District Public Information Coordinator Wendy Wong said in an email that one of the students had a mother that died from Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
As a result, the Horizon students, with some help from School Counselor Amy Farrow, have organized a fund raising event to support ALS research, Wong said.
The fundraiser is scheduled to run from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 30, at the school, 438 Lake Street.
The event will feature arts and crafts, games, a raffle, henna art and a basketball contest, according to Horizon Elementary's Facebook page. There will be also be pizza and baked goods for sale.» Read Full Article
Sunset Serenade at SummerStage on Friday
If you're looking for something different to do this weekend, consider attending the Sunset Serenade at 7 p.m. on Friday, May 29 at SummerStage.
Enjoy the music of The Milwaukee Guitar Quarter and a wine tasting by Sonoma Cellars
The event will benefit the Lake Area Free Clinic and AngelsGrace. Tickets are $10 and available at both locations and at the stage the night of the concert.
Rep. Scott Allen announces listening session
Rep. Scott Allen (R-Waukesha) will hold a listening session from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday June 3. at the town of Genesee town hall, S43 W31391 State Highway 83 Genesee Depot.
For more information or questions please call Rep. Allen's office at (608) 266-8580 or email email@example.com.
Former Lisbon clerk Kraus gets jail time, probation for defrauding town
credit card fraud on Friday, May 22, in Waukesha County Circuit Court and will serve 12 months in jail for her crime.City of Waukesha — Former Town of Lisbon Administrator/Clerk Elizabeth Kraus was found guilty of
Circuit Court Judge Michael Aprahamian stayed a sentence of up to two years in prison and four years of extended supervision for Kraus in favor of five years of probation. Aprahamian said during the May 22 plea and sentencing hearing that the only reason Kraus wasn't going to prison was her prior lack of a criminal record.
Aprahamian also sentenced Kraus to serve 12 months in jail — nine months of "straight time" and three months with work-release privileges — and ordered her to pay an undetermined amount of restitution to the town of Lisbon. An exact restitution amount will be determined on June 29 at a restitution hearing.
Kraus pleaded no contest to the credit card fraud charge.
Several town of Lisbon employees, including Supervisor Joe Osterman and Clerk/Administrator Matt Janecke, appeared and spoke at the sentencing. Many of them criticized Kraus' character and asked the court to impose a harsher sentence than had been outlined in a plea agreement.» Read Full Article
Pedestrian killed in accident
A 77-year-old Oconomowoc woman was killed after a being stuck by a vehicle in the 100 blockof Cross Street at 4:31 p.m. on Saturday, May 23.
According to police, the preliminary investigation indicated that a 2001 pickup truck, driven by a 38-year old Oconomowoc man, turned west onto Cross Street from east bound Wisconsin Avenue, and struck the woman who was crossing the street in mid-block.
The woman has been identified as Judith Waldorf. She sustained significant head injuries and paramedics performed CPR at the scene. She was transported to the hospital and at 6 p.m., she passed away, according to authorities.
Police said the driver was cooperative and while the investigation is still ongoing, drugs and/or alcohol do not appear to be a factor.
The Waukesha County Sheriff's Office Accident Reconstruction Unit is assisting with the investigation.
Daylong event honors veterans
For many people Memorial Day weekend means three days of gardening, cookouts, family gatherings and highway traffic.
Unfortunately, not a lot of folks spend any time in activities that really reflect what the weekend is about.
If you're looking for a fun way to honor World War II, Korean War and other U.S. this weekend with the whole family, plan to attend the free celebration Saturday at Wisconsin Harley-Davidson, 1280 Blue Ribbon Drive, Oconomowoc. The daylong event begins with reveille and breakfast at 8 a.m. followed by an opening ceremony with a color guard and a live performance of the national anthem. The event also includes military and veterans organizations, interactive displays and vehicles, food and beverages and entertainment. The day will end with an evening showing of "Honor Flight: One Last Mission" on a big, outdoor screen.
On Sunday, the celebration continues with the Honor Ride of motorcycles and jeeps to the War Memorial in downtown Milwaukee where there will be another day of music and other events.
Visit www.wishd.com for a list of activities.» Read Full Article
Hartland police searching for robbery suspect
Village of Hartland — Police are searching for Christa Williams, a 35-year-old Burlington resident, who is suspected of robbing a bank Thursday afternoon, May 20, in the village of Hartland.
At about noon, a woman believed to be Williams walked into the U.S. Bank branch, 160 E. Capitol Drive, and handed a note to the teller, demanding money, according to a news release from Deputy Police Chief Mike Bagin.
The woman — who is described as about 5 feet tall with a medium build and brown hair — implied that she had a weapon and received less than $1,000 in cash, Bagin said.
Williams matches that description and was accused the same day as the Hartland robbery of committing a similar crime on May 16 at the Pewaukee Walmart.
After receiving the money, police said the woman fled the bank on foot. She was wearing a red hooded sweatshirt, sunglasses, black pants and white shoes, according to the release.» Read Full Article
OPL to hold Antique Book Sale
The Friends of the Oconomowoc Public Library will hold an Antique and Rare Book Sale at the Oconomowoc Public Library, 200 W. South St., on Friday May 29 and Saturday May 30,
Proceeds from this event will fund a mural for the library's lobby.
There will be a first-choice exclusive sale on Friday, May 29 from 6 to 8 pm. For a donation of $10, shoppers will have the first chance to purchase the antique and rare books on offer, and may enjoy wine and hors d'oeuvres.
The remaining books will be on sale Saturday, May 30 from 9 am until noon. No donation is required to shop on Saturday.
Books included in the sale range in price from $10 to $1,500. Numerous leather-bound books will be included.» Read Full Article
Nearby robbery puts Hartland North on lockdown
According WISN, several Hartland schools were placed in lockdown after a nearby robbery.
Hartland North Elementary was placed in external lockdown due to a nearby bank robbery, according to WISN. Other district schools were placed in a security alert as a precaution.
WISN noted that the district said it is no longer in a lockdown, but have all external doors locked.
NuGenesis plant sale Saturday
Saturday, May 23 will be the first annual Plant Sale and Open House at NuGenesis. The community is invited to stop to see the Giving Garden Greenhouse renovated with generous community donations, tour gardens and learn about the exciting programs and activities happening at NuGenesis this growing season.
Veggie and herb seedlings (transplants) will be available for purchase to plant in your own garden this season, grown using organic methods.
Plants available include : basil, broccoli, cabbage, cantaloupe, cauliflower, celery, cucumber, eggplant, fennel, ground cherry, kale, lavender, leeks, lettuce, onion, oregano, parsley, peppers, rosemary, winter squash, summer squash, thyme, tomato, watermelon and more! Click here to view the full list of varieties!
Mukwonago man pleads guilty to shooting grizzly bear
A Mukwonago man pleaded guilty to shooting and killing a grizzly bear in northwestern Montana.
Richard Kutcher pleaded guilty May 18 to shooting a grizzly bear in closed season, according to officials with the Flathead County Justice Court. He has been ordered to pay a $235 fine and $2,000 in restitution.
The hunter thought the animal he shot was a black bear and not a grizzly, said John Fraley of Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks. Kutcher notified authorities immediately of the mistake, Fraley said.
Grizzly bears are a threatened species and are illegal to hunt, Fraley said. He added the grizzly bear has been collected and will likely be tanned for educational purposes.
In addition to fines, Kutcher will lose hunting privileges for 60 days, court officials said. The Mukwonago man was also sentenced to six months in jail, which was suspended.
Pewaukee traffic delays
City of Pewaukee - Road work related to the construction of the Christian Education Leadership Academy is causing late afternoon traffic delays on Ryan Street (Hwy.KF), north of Highway 16
The soutbound lane has been closed as workers prepare to widen the road in front of the academy. A flag man is controlling the north and south bound traffic as it uses the north bound lane which remains open.
The back up of north bound vehicles at times extends about a half mile from the construction site to the Ryan Street/Highway 16 interchange.
Oconomowoc Police investigate homicide
The Van Wagner family (seated) Stanley, Amy, and Wolfgang, (on floor) Thor and Chevelle. Police are investigating Stanley's death as a murder.
Police are investigating the May 17 death of a 50-year-old City of Oconomowoc man as a homicide.
Stanley Van Wagner was discovered dead in the basement of his home at 163 Elm Street. Police Chief Dave Beguhn said authorities have been advised that the man was home alone throughout the weekend and that he was last seen on Friday.
"He was discovered by his wife who opened up the door and saw what she believed was her husband and ran to a neighbor's house," he said. The neighbor verified it was Van Wagner and called police.» Read Full Article
"Up the drive" garbage stays in Delafield
City of Delafield - The Common Council at its Monday, May 15, meeting adopted a new seven year contract with Advance Disposal that continues "up the drive" garbage collection in the city.
There are no cost increases for the city in 2015, according to City Administrator Tom Hafner
After 2015, rates can be increased based on Consumer Price Index increases but capped at 3 percent per year.
The city could have saved about a $150,000 per year during the contract if it would have agreed to abolish the "up the drive" service where garbage and recyclables are collected at the homeowner's door step rather at the curb on the street.
However, the Common Council decide to stick to the "up the drive service" because of citizen support and the number of homes with long or steeply sloped drive ways that could pose challenges for the elderly or disabled particularly during winter months.
Bike paths dropped from Genesee Street plan
City of Delafield - The Common Council agreed Monday night, May 18, to drop north and south bound bicycle lanes, each about four to five wide, from plans to reconstruct Genesee Street (Hwy. C) between Mill Street and Oakwood Road.
Instead, the council is considering the possibility of installing a larger multi use path that would be constructed a few feet to east of Genesee Street.
The council asked One Source Consulting to analyze the costs, impact on trees, and potential conflicts with underground utility equipment if an 8 foot asphalt path were constructed.
About 20 sign carrying citizens showed up at tonight's meeting protesting the construction project and particularly the two bike paths.
They argued that the bike paths would increase the width of the road which would result in tree destruction and higher traffic speeds on the newly constructed street.» Read Full Article


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Teen Birth Rate Falls to Historic Lows, FYSB's Commitment to Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Remains High
The U.S. teen birth rate fell to a historic low in 2011, 31.3 births per 1,000 women, according to a report released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in February in the journal Pediatrics.
The birth rate for 15- to 19-year-olds decreased 8 percent from 2010 to 2011, continuing a 20-year decline. If teen birth rates hadn't started declining in 1991, the report's authors write, the United States would have seen 3.6 million additional births to women ages 15 to 19 years.
"FYSB's Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention grantees work tirelessly to educate young people on why they should delay having kids," says Family and Youth Services Bureau Acting Associate Commissioner, Debbie Powell. "We are delighted that these new numbers continue to demonstrate the good work that they and other teen pregnancy prevention programs do every day across the country."
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An ardent Sharks supporter in his youth, WP centre Peter Grant believes his adopted province can beat the Absa Currie Cup favourites on Saturday.
"Having grown up in the Natal Midlands, I always supported them, "Grant told keo.co.za. "But obviously things have changed.
"The Sharks have been the form side in SA this year and their great strength is in how they are able to vary their game. They are capable of playing it really tight or running it from everywhere with their dangerous back three."
JP Pietersen's inclusion in the Vodacom Tri-Nation's squad sees Brett Hennessey replace Carl Bezuidenhout at fullback. Adrian Jacobs shifts to inside centre to pair up with Gareth Rees, while Scott Mathie replaces Ruan Pienaar who along with Andries Strauss has reverted to the bench. The Sharks pack remains unchanged.
"They have a really strong pack of forwards but I really believe that we can take them on up front," Grant said.
Butch James's return to the squad last week made a significant difference to the Sharks attacking lines, and he may be the man to watch out for against WP at Newlands.
"He is a big part of their game, but we won't be focussing exclusively on him. There are other areas that we have identified as more important."
Grant played at first centre against the Pumas last week, and admits that it has taken some getting used to.
"I played most of my junior rugby in that position, so that's not the problem. It's just taking a bit of time to get used to it again. Sometimes I find myself playing in the flyhalf channel and Naas [Olivier] has to kick me back to the centres."
Much has been said about WP's new conservative approach, but Kobus van der Merwe's decision to play the two Stormers flyhalves alongside each other in the midfield could prove to be solution to the side's problems.
"My partnership with Naas is improving all the time. We are looking to get back in the habit of scoring tries, and so will be looking to throw the ball around a bit more."
Western Province: 15-Gio Aplon, 14-Chumani Booi, 13-Corne Uys, 12-Peter Grant, 11-Joe Pietersen, 10-Naas Olivier, 9-Bolla Conradie, 8-Robbie Diack, 7-Justin Melck, 6-Luke Watson (C), 5-Gerrie Britz, 4-Francois van der Merwe, 3-Attie Winter, 2-Schalk Brits, 1-JD Moller. Reserves: 16-Huia Edmonds, 17-Brok Harris, 18-Schalk Ferreira, 19-Rob Linde, 20-Pieter Myburg, 21-Neil De Kock, 22- Sarel Potgieter
Sharks: 15- Brett Hennessey, 14-Odwa Ndungane, 13- Grant Rees, 12- Adrian Jacobs, 11- Dusty Noble, 10- Butch James, 9- Scott Mathie, 8- AJ Venter (C), 7- Jacques Botes, 6- Warren Britz, 5- Johann Muller, 4- Steven Sykes, 3- Danie Saayman, 2- Bismarck du Plessis, 1- Kees Lensing. Reserves: 16- Jody Jenneker, 17- Sangoni Mxoli, 18- Ryan Kankowski, 19- Keegan Daniel, 20- Ruan Pienaar, 21- Andries Strauss, 22- Gcobani Bobo.
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New album: Ultraista
Artist: Ultraista
Label: Temporary Residence
Rating: 4 stars out of 5
Ultraista is a trio consisting of producer Nigel Godrich, session drummer to the stars Joey Waronker and vocalist Laura Bettinson. With a pedigree as varied as a Whitman's sampler, Ultraista's debut album is a triumph of mood and texture.
The Godrich/Radiohead union is the modern equivalent of the George Martin/Beatles partnership, while Waronker has pounded the skins for Beck and Air (both of whom have been produced by Godrich).
Bettinson started her career a few years ago performing as a one-person synth-pop band in London clubs. Looking to start an Afrobeat/electronica project, Godrich huddled everyone together to form Ultraista.
The spaced-out, chill-pop on "Ultraista" hearkens back to the 1990s work of Stereolab: Icy keyboards, hypnotic bass and minimalist drumming, topped off with a lush but stoic female vocal. The "Ultraista" album is not a retreaded Stereolab project, but rather a darker take on the original concept.
Lead single "Gold Dayzz" rests in that sweet spot where the Nyquil has taken your headache away but you're not sleepy yet. Waronker's usually expressive drumming is clipped to an economic heartbeat that still manages to convey a bit of funk, while Godrich supplies a sinewy bass part straight out of the Adam Clayton playbook circa "Zooropa."
The power of "Gold Dayzz" (and other highlights, including "Smalltalk" and "You're Out") doesn't come in the form of a giant vocal hook. These songs pull the listener in with multiple streams of subtlety that slyly build until there are too many beautiful sounds to ignore. Bubbly keyboards abound, while Bettison's full, rich voice pulls it all together.
The music on the "Ultraista" album is too subtle to ever be embraced on a mass scale in America, but with the proper promotion, these guys could attract a loyal cult following. These "supergroup" scenarios usually produce one good album before the members return to their previous careers, but hopefully Ultraista will not be a one shot deal.
Classic album: Sensational Charley Pride
Artist: Charley Pride
Label: Koch International
Rating: 4 stars out of 5
Charley Pride released his first album in 1966. "The Sensational Charley Pride" — his seventh album — was released in 1969.
After the novelty of a black artist singing country music wore off, people forgot about Pride's skin color and became hooked on his smooth, inviting voice. Much of the successful rock music of the same decade was based on white British musicians re-interpreting the blues, so the country music community's embrace of Pride shouldn't have been that big of a shock.
Pride would be named the CMA Male Vocalist and Entertainer of the Year in 1971 (the year of "Kiss an Angel Good Mornin"), but in 1969 his career was still building. "The Sensational Charlie Pride" was a well produced collection of songs that showcased Pride's ability to inhabit any song — be it humorous or melancholic.
Pride's take on Doug Kershaw's "Louisiana Man" was more straightforward than the original but just as charming. Conversely, Pride's epic reading of Jack Clement's "Let the Chips Fall" was a precursor to the big productions that would become a Nashville staple within a few years.
Pride's earnest reading of the lyric "the life that I'm living is just half a life/the girl that I married is just half a wife" put him in the same league as country balladeers Merle Haggard and George Jones.
Instead of surrounding a few singles with filler, the entire "Sensational Charley Pride" album is a solid listen. "Take Care of the Little Things" is a classic country song of regret, while Pride's rendition of Roger Miller's 'Billy Bayou" has no doubt been the vehicle for many inebriated sing-a-longs.
There are many Charley Pride hits collections on the market — and most of them are great — but "The Sensational Charley Pride" is a work that stands on its own.
Jon Dawson's album reviews appear every Thursday in The Free Press. Contact Jon at 252-559-1092 or email@example.com. To purchase books, music or antique rugs, visit jondawson.com.


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His boat off course, distracted by a randy she-whale whose infatuation had somehow thrust him into the twenty-first century, Jorund Ericsson thought hed found heaven when he caught sight of the comely wench with the man-hair and the kiss-some lips. The lovely doctor, however, simply thought Jorund insaneeven as she drove the befuddled Viking crazy with her enticing figure.
He leapt from the water and into Maggies life, all sinewy muscles in a flawlessly proportioned body, a swath of long blond hair swept back from his brow. His claim to be a Viking from the tenth century made her smile. But it wasnt laughter that caused her stomach to flutter when the Hercules look-alike claimed her lips. And soon he had her believing his story and questioning her own sanitythough the psychologist realized there was another possibility. They were, neither of them, truly mad . . . simply truly, madly in love.
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Hepatitis A viruses cause the disease termed hepatitis A People at higher risk to be infected with hepatitis A virus include those that use illegal drugs, men who have sex with men, people who live with individuals that have the disease, and people who travel to developing countries. Hepatitis A virus can be transmitted to others by contaminated stools (feces), foods prepared by an infected person, contaminated water, and close personal contact (for example, touching hands, sex), with an infected person but not by sneezing, cough, hugging (without skin contact) or by being near an infected person. Some young infected individuals may have no symptoms. In other infected individuals symptoms of hepatitis A may include flu-like symptoms such as tiredness, stomach discomfort, fever, decreased appetite, and diarrhea; light-colored stools; more specific symptoms include dark yellow urine, and jaundice (white of eyes and skin become yellowish). Hepatitis A is diagnosed by commonly available blood tests Hepatitis A resolves in most patients in a few weeks without treatment; a doctor may prescribe medications to reduce symptoms. Hepatitis A vaccine can help protect against the disease; two shots are required, but some protection begins even after the first shot; the shots do not protect individuals against other hepatitis-causing viruses (types B, C and others). Hepatitis A immune globulin may protect some people if administered shortly after initial exposure to the virus; research is ongoing to produce other treatments What is hepatitis A? Hepatitis A is a virus, or infection, that causes liver disease and inflammation of the liver. Viruses can cause sickness. For example, the flu is caused by a virus. People can pass viruses to each other. Inflammation is swelling that occurs when tissues of the body become injured or infected. Inflammation can cause organs to not work properly. 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2010 has been the year of the deficit, a year when you have probably heard the phrase, "Do more with less."
But the age of austerity is also the age of opportunity, said Molly O'Neill, former CIO at the Environmental Protection Agency, in an interview with the DorobekINSIDER.
"It's opportunity for transformation. Let's think differently about things we need to do differently and utilize what's out there in order to reach those goals. It's THE time to think about it," said O'Neill, now the president of CGI Federal.
Technology has allowed agencies to work with more efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Particularly, mobile technology, like laptops and smartphones, have proven useful both in emergency situations and everyday work, O'Neill said.
These devices can "actually transform our work lives," she said.
The age of austerity has driven efforts to move to cloud computing and data center consolidation, both big IT stories this year, O'Neill said.
"The government was just in growth, growth ,growth mode for a long time, putting more applications, more infrastructure in place," she said. "Sometimes you have to take a step back and say, OK, now how do we optimize what we have and be much more efficient at that?"
That means IT security will continue to be a "continual problem" for government. But O'Neill argued that the problem agencies face is not only technical but also behavioral, especially in light of WikiLeaks. Agencies will have rethink how they monitor employees' activities, use of non-governmental networks and the effect of putting data out.
"You want to be progressive but you also don't want to be the reason, the cause or enabler when bad people get in touch with things they shouldn't have," O'Neill said.
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Paul J. LoVerme MD, FACS
About the Practice
Practice Philosophy
The single most important factor in the success of Plastic Surgery is the Surgeon you select. While Dr. LoVerme is proud that his honors and certifications attest to his knowledge, it is his skill, training and experience as a surgeon that is his greatest accomplishment. He has an excellent reputation for his natural appearing results and is often chosen by his colleagues and nurses for their plastic surgery needs. Dr. LoVermes commitment to his patients is to provide state-of-the-art, high tech care in a personal, warm and private setting. It is his combination of artistry, knowledge, skill and compassion which appeals to the most discriminating patients.
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Dr. LoVerme specializes in Aesthetic (Cosmetic) Surgery including:
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Board Certification
Facility Director of AASC in Verona, NJ.
Dr. LoVerme is triple board certified & specializes in cosmetic surgery:
American Board of Plastic Surgery
American Board of Surgery
National Board of Medical Examiners
Professional Background
Boston University B.A., cum laude - 1973
UMDNJ- New Jersey Medical School - 1978
Surgery Intern - UMDNJ - Martland Hospital - 1978 -1979
Surgery Resident - UMDNJ - NJ Medical School - 1979 -1982
Administrative Chief Surgical Resident - UMDNJ - NJ Medical School 1982 -1983
Plastic Surgery Resident - St.Vincents Hospital & University of Toledo Medical School 1983 -1984
Chief Plastic Surgery Resident - St. Vincents Hosp. & University of Toledo
Medical School 1984 -1985
Continuing Medical Education Credits: Current
Length of time in practice: Since 1985
Teaching Appointments
Clinical Assoc. Professor of Plastic Surgery, UMDNJ - New Jersey Medical School
Awards & Honors
Deans List, Boston University 1970 -1973
Clinical Fellow, American Cancer Society 1981-1982
AMA Physicians Recognition Award 1988 -2002
Whos Who in Medicine & Healthcare 1988-current
Top Doctors in NY Metro Area - New York Magazine
Top Doctors in NJ - NJ Monthly Magazine
Best Doctors in America - Castle Connolly Guide
Official Spokesperson - American Society of Plastic Surgeons
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Hospital Affiliations
AHS - Mountainside Hospital
St. Barnabus Medical Center
Clara Maass Medical Center
UMDNJ - University Hospital
Society Memberships
American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
American Society of Plastic Surgeons (Spokesperson, Committee Member)
New Jersey Society of Plastic Surgeons (Past President)
New York Regional Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons
American Association for Accreditation of Ambulatory Surgical Facilities
American College of Surgeons
American College of Surgeons - NJ Chapter, (Vice President)
Medical Society of New Jersey
Essex County Medical Society (Vice President)
Society of Surgeons of New Jersey
Offices Held
NJ Society of Plastic Surgeons
Executive Council/Past President
American Society of Plastic Surgeons
Public Education Committee - 1996 -1999
Socioeconomic Committee - 1993 -1996
Young Plastic Surgeons Committee - 1992 -1995
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Your consultation begins with a personally written computer presentation, which may be followed by Imaging. This educational presentation includes a full explanation of the procedure as well as photographic results of my patients.
Imaging is a very personal tool. It is a means to more easily depict a realistic expectation and give you a more complete understanding. This generates a sense of security in the decision-making process, and makes the entire experience more concrete, less abstract.
Imaging presents a visual description of the goals of surgery so that both you and I are striving for the same result. This session is particularly helpful and results in less pre-surgical anxiety and better communication between us. I am conservative and realistic in using this technology and do not portray enhancements that cannot be accomplished.
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On Tap Today: Blizzards are our friends
So the old joke goes that a Wisconsin retiree put a snow shovel in his car and headed south, planning to settle down at the first place someone looked at the snow shovel and asked: "What's that?"
Wellll, we may have forgotten what they look like, but we better bring those shovels out. Big Snow finally to hit here. But that just means that outdoor winter sports are open for the first time in many a moon. Red Arrow Skating Rink downtown, for instance, lets skaters glide gracefully in a dreamy Downtown setting. Check the Milwaukee County Parks for more winter info. »Read Full Blog Post(3)
Mayor Tom Barrett, Sheriff David Clarke to appear tonight on CNN over gun control stances
Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett and Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke will appear together on "Piers Morgan Tonight" on CNN.
The topic will be Clarke's recent public service announcement ad in which the sheriff tells residents that personal safety isn't a spectator sport anymore, and "I need you in the game." »Read Full Blog Post(113)
WTMJ-TV adds half-hour newscast starting Monday
WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) is adding a local weekday newscast at 6:30 p.m. effective Monday, the station confirmed Tuesday.
It will be a "fresh newscast" that will be anchored by the regular 6 p.m. anchors Carole Meekins and Mike Jacobs. It will be the only local newscast airing at 6:30 p.m. »Read Full Blog Post(3)
Fajitas Grill Centro opening Wednesday on E. Mason
Fajitas Grill, which closed last year on N. Farwell Ave., will reopen as Fajitas Grill Centro at 5 p.m. Wednesday in its new, bigger home at 530 E. Mason St.
Starting Thursday, the restaurant will open for breakfast and lunch in addition to dinner. »Read Full Blog Post
"Jeffrey Dahmer Files" documentary update and new poster
A new poster has been released for "The Jeffrey Dahmer Files," the documentary about the Milwaukee serial killer by local filmmaker Chris James Thompson.
The current poster features the view from inside an empty refrigerator, a reference to where Dahmer kept body parts of his victims. »Read Full Blog Post
Dave Eggers to visit Milwaukee's Boswell Books on Sunday
Dave Eggers visits Milwaukee Sunday afternoon to sign copies of his novel 'A Hologram for the King,' a 2012 National Book Award finalist.
Eggers will sign books at 2 p.m. Sunday at Boswell Book Co., 2559 N. Downer Ave. He's just signing on this whirlwind visit, not talking or reading. »Read Full Blog Post
What I'm not allowed to say about the return of 'Community'
I've seen the first two episodes of the tweaked and retooled post-Dan Harmon cult comedy "Community," and can report that the show's tone and style feels familiar in a way derivative of what Milwaukee native Harmon created.
The first episode relies on two devices fans of the show have seen before: the first involving Abed, played by Marquette University alum Danny Pudi, and a paintball / blanket fort-type competition subplot. »Read Full Blog Post
Second Bill Burr Pabst show added, Tower of Power and WAR co-headlining Potawatomi
If you were planning to see comedian Bill Burr's set at the Pabst Theater March 8, tickets are just about sold out. The good news is a second show at 9:30 p.m. that evening has been added.
Tickets for that show are $29.50 and go on sale at noon Wednesday at the Pabst Theater box office (144 E. Wells St.), the Riverside Theater box office (116 W. Wisconsin Ave.), by calling (414) 286-3663 and visiting pabsttheater.org. »Read Full Article
See Soundgarden rocking Segways in Dave Grohl-directed music video
Soundgarden is about as serious as rock bands get these days, so its fun to see the Chris Cornell-fronted group loosen up a little bit in the music video for its latest single "By Crooked Steps."
The Dave Grohl-directed video opens with the guys finishing up a poker game and slipping on Crooked Steps biker jackets as they head out into the night. But just when you expect to see them revving their Harleys, a medium shot reveals the guys doing their best tough guy expressions while cruising along on some Segways. »Read Full Blog Post
Warm weather closes Red Arrow Park ice skating rink
How warm is it? It's warm enough that Red Arrow Park's "Slice of Ice" outdoor skating rink at 920 N. Water St. will be closed Tuesday.
Milwaukee County Park officials blame the recent wave of near-record warmth - yep, could reach 60 degrees today - combined with the overnight rains for slushing the rink ice. »Read Full Article
On Tap Today: Up with Down
The year is young, but between Marilyn Manson, the Darkness, Chris Young and more, the Rave has already had some notable acts come through in 2013.
But before January comes to a close, and the Rave kicks off an impressive February roster with a sold-out Soundgarden show Friday, the venue has one last show to give this month, headlined by sludge metal group Down. »Read Full Blog Post


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Unfinished: Capsule Force 04/30/2015
Join Jeff, Brad, Vinny, and that Dave Lang guy as they fight over trams, capsules, and the definition of infinite.
Unfinished: Space Beast Terror Fright 04/23/2015
We feel it necessary to warn you that epileptic seizures are serious business and that watching this video could very well trigger one in you. No joke.
Just Cause 3 Gets a Proper Gameplay Trailer
If you're expecting wingsuits and explosions, you're in luck.
Unfinished: Move or Die 04/23/2015
We sit the crew down on the couch to talk about their decision to move and the dire consequence that should befall them if they do not.
Quick Look: Uncanny Valley
It's just a normal day for Tom. He patrols abandoned offices, runs from horrible demon monsters, and reads your email.
Giant Bomb Mailbag: Don't Slap Your Mother Edition
East meets West as we do the Worm and get a taste of the Bayou.
There's a Lot Going On in This Latest Batman: Arkham Knight Trailer
Sidekicks! Drones! Tag team maneuvers! Perpetual rain! Other things!
Unfinished: Storm United 04/21/2015
Jeff and Drew take an early look at this class-based shooter that promises two things: fun and SENSATIONS.
Quick Look: Mario Kart 8 DLC
It may have been slow getting here but the new content for Mario Kart 8 is "CRAZY FAST!"
Call of Duty: Black Ops III Reveal Trailer
So their teaser-y hashtag was all "Back in Black" and now this reveal trailer is all "Paint It Black?" Someone needs to get their old man rock straight.
Unprofessional Fridays: 04/24/2015
It's probably unprofessional to peer into the mouth of madness, but we do anyway. Because it's Friday.
Quick Look: Crypt of the Necrodancer
Brad and Dan get down in the crypt and boogie to the beat of a roguelite drum.
Rainbow Six: Siege's Latest Trailer Introduces the British SAS
Fun fact*: THATCHER is not a codename. That's actually Margaret Thatcher under all that counterterrorism gear. (*This is not an actual fact)
Quick Look: Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China
Alex sheds his third dimension and heads to China to do some face and neck stabbing.
There Will Be Bloodborne
Brad and Jason do a check-in with Jeff. How's life? How's the saw cleaver been treating him? How's the difficulty? Still easy?
Here's Some Background on Call of Duty: Black Ops III's Setting
Will mankind be divided over advancing technologies and augmented humans? This Snowden-esque whistleblower and this gameplay-free Call of Duty: Black Ops III trailer seem to think so.
Here's a Lengthy Look at Mad Max's Gameplay
Welcome to the Wasteland, where it's always disgustingly hot, resources are scarce, and everything's trying to murder you always.
There Is a New Overlord Game
Overlord: Fellowship of Evil features original Overlord writer Rhianna Pratchett, and is coming to consoles and PC as a digital-only release this year.
Unfinished: Killing Floor 2 04/21/2015
Dan and Jeff dress up in their favorite cool guy action movie gear and get to re-killing some zombies.
Quick Look: We Are Doomed
We are definitely full of exploding things and we are definitely about to die, but doomed is such a strong word.
The Old Games Show: 04/22/2015
Jeff, Brad, and Dan take a look back at some punishing platforming, lemming lore, and a time when instruction manuals were useful.
Sega Announces Total War: WARHAMMER
I'm sure this is a very exciting time for Creative Assembly and Games Workshop fans, but I can't get over not calling it Total Warhammer. It was right there!
Quick Look: Halo: Spartan Strike
What do we want? Top-down view! When do we want it? Louder!
Quick Look: Out There: Ω Edition
If nothing else, I wish I could have had an Out There metal lunch box as a kid... or an adult.


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|Weeki Wachee Mermaids Surface at All Children's Hospital
If you thought mermaids were just a figment of your imagination, you should have been at All Children's Hospital on December 20. Florida's famous Weeki Wachee mermaids came out of their cool spring waters to make a surprise visit to our patients and families. Special scooters were used help them make their way throughout the hospital. They took time to pose for pictures and sign autographs. They also brought mermaid dolls and other goodies for our patients.
Former ACH volunteer Judy Cholomitis, one of the original Weeki Wachee mermaids, was also on hand for the visit. She still participates in annual mermaid reunions and was thrilled to watch the mermaids as they put smiles on the faces of our patients.
Known as the City of Live Mermaids, Weeki Wachee Springs State Park is one of Florida's oldest and most unique roadside attractions. For almost 60 years, the park has attracted visitors with beautiful mermaids who perform in daily underwater shows. The park is located in Spring Hill, north of St. Petersburg on US 19 and state road 50.


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Premature Menopause (Medical Procedural Causes) Center - Grand Junction, CO
Grand Junction Obstetrician-Gynecologist Doctors for Premature Menopause (Medical Procedural Causes)
Type of Physician: Obstetrician-Gynecologist
What is a Obstetrician-Gynecologist?
A certification by the Board of Obstetrics & Gynecology; practitioners provide medical and surgical care of the female reproductive system and associated disorders, to the extent that it distinguishes them from other physicians. This training enables them to serve as consultants to other physicians and as primary physicians for women.
Specialty: Obstetrics & Gynecology
Common Name: Ob/Gyn or Ob-Gyn
Obstetrician-Gynecologist Doctors in Grand Junction *
Mesa Womens Health Care
Western Medical Associates
Womens Healthcare Western CO
St Marys Cancer Center Gyn Onc
Colorado West Woman Care
Honglan Lu MD
Colorado West Woman Care
Womens Healthcare Western CO
Womens Healthcare Western CO
Colorado West Woman Care
Colorado West Woman Care
Womens Healthcare Western CO
Colorado West Woman Care
Womens Healthcare Western CO
Saint Mary's Maternal/Fetal Med
Eugene L Hardin MD
Premier Wms Hlth Care Of Delta
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Alpine Womens Center
Alpine Womens Center
Alpine Womens Center
Lars A Stangebye MD
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Breast Reconstruction Center - Irvington, NJ
Irvington Plastic Surgeon Doctors for Breast Reconstruction
Type of Physician: Plastic Surgeon
What is a Plastic Surgeon?
A certification by the Board of Plastic Surgery; practitioners deal with the repair and reconstruction of defects of form and function of the skin and its underlying systems, with emphasis on the head and neck, the upper and lower limbs, the breast, and the external genitalia. It includes aesthetic surgery of structures with undesirable form.
Specialty: Plastic Surgery
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Plastic Surgeon Doctors in Irvington *
University Physician Associates
University Physician Associates
University Physician Associates
University Physician Associates
Institute Of Ophmlgy & Vis Sci
Quillen & Saccone Mds
Quillen & Saccone Mds
Lalla Lalla & Lalla MDs
Lalla Lalla & Lalla MDs
Matthew S Coons MD
Elizabeth Oral Surgery Group
West Scharf Conte Bastianelli
West Scharf Conte Bastianelli
West Scharf Conte Bastianelli
West Scharf Conte Bastianelli
Frank A Carotenuto DDS
Dermatology Group PC
Jeremiah S Redstone MD
Robert J Agresti DO PA
Bulan Plastic Surgery
Bulan Plastic Surgery
Peck Center
Peck Center
Metropolitan Craniofacial
Surgery Center Penthouse Four
Asaadi Plastic Surgery
Surgery Center Penthouse Four
Leigh J Lachman MD
Peter Salas MD
Spiro Plastic Surgery
Sheila A Bond MD
Ross I S Zbar MD
Plastic Surgery Group
Plastic Surgery Group
North Fullerton Surgery Center
Plastic Surgery Center
New Jersey Plastic Surgery
New Jersey Plastic Surgery
New Jersey Plastic Surgery
Joseph D Alkon MD
Verona Medical Center
Lee Ctr Facial Plastic Sgy/Skin
Edmund S Liu MD
Loverme Center
Sami M Mamoun MD
Beverly Friedlander MD
Paul J Carniol MD
NJ Plastic Surgery LLC
Summit Plastic Surgery PC
Hall & Digioia Srgcl Assocs
Overlook Family Medicine
Associates In Plastic & Aesthet
Medfem Aesthetic Center
Associates In Plastic & Aesthet
Associates In Plastic & Aesthet
Weinstein Plastic Surgery
Associates In Plastic & Aesthet
Edison Clark Oral Surgery
Edison Clark Oral Surgery
Edison Clark Oral Surgery
Edison Clark Oral Surgery
Westfield Oral Surgery Assoc
Westfield Oral Surgery Assoc
Burnett Plastic Surgery PC
Berlet Plastic Surgery
David Chen MD
Michael I Baruch MD
Dante R Greco MD
Clifton Center For Plastic Surg
Peer Group Plastic Surgery
Peer Group Plastic Surgery
Peer Group Plastic Surgery
Peer Group Plastic Surgery
Rhee Plastic Surgery LLC
Lee Pyo & Yim Mds
Institute Hand Nerve Recon Sgy
North Eastern Plastic Surgery
Giliberti Eye & Laser Center
Boris Mordkovich MD
Summit Medical Group
Summit Medical Group
Image Plastic Surgery Center
Arkoulakis Plastic Surgery
Paul M Figlia MD
Vibhakar K Baxi MD
Allure Plastic Surgery Edison
Allure Plastic Surgery Edison
Allure Plastic Surgery Edison
Ganchi Plastic Surgery
George P Smith MD
David J Bikoff MD
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Irvington, New Jersey
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Overlook Medical Center
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Richmond University Medical Ctr
Christ Hospital
Hudson Cny Meadowview Psy Hosp
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Woodbridge Developmental Center
Sea View Hospital Rehab Center
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Hoboken University Medical Ctr
Runnells Specialized Hospital
Bayley Seton Hospital
Coler-Goldwater Specialty Hosp
Eger Health Care Rehabilitation
New York Downtown Hospital
Calvary Hospital-Brooklyn Cmpus
Lutheran Medical Center
Staten Island Univ Hosp-North
Long Island College Hospital
St Joseph's Regional Med Ctr
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South Beach Psychiatric Center
Morristown Memorial Hospital
New York Eye And Ear Infirmary
NYU Hospital For Joint Diseases
JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Ctr
John F Kennedy Medical Center
Palisades Medical Center
St Lukes Roosevelt Hospital
VA Medical Center
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The Brooklyn Hospital Center
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Maimonides Medical Center
NYU Langone Medical Center
Roosevelt Care Center
Rusk Institute Rehabilitation
Kessler Institute Rehab
Atlantic Rehab Inst
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Hackensack University Med Ctr
Lenox Hill Hospital
Raritan Bay Medical Center
Rockefeller University Hospital
Staten Island Univ Hosp-South
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer
New York Weill Cornell Med Ctr
Hospital For Special Surgery
Gracie Square Hospital
St Luke's Hospital
Mount Sinai Medical Center
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Woodhull Mdcl & Mntl Hlth
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The Pioneer Valley, home to Baystate Medical Center, stretches from the City of Springfield northward to the Vermont state border. The region encompasses a metropolitan area of approximately half a million residents with an additional two hundred thousand living in surrounding villages and farms that lie along the winding Connecticut River.
Seasonal trend: July is the warmest month and January the coolest.
The present day Northampton courthouse was the site of Shay's Rebellion.
Springfield was a key station along the Underground Railroad.
Indian Motorcycle, the United States' oldest motorcycle brand, was founded in Springfield.
James Naismith invented basketball in 1891 on the campus of Springfield College. The Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield bears his name.
William G. Morgan invented volleyball in 1895 in Holyoke. The Volleyball Hall of Fame is located in the sport's birthplace.
Famous people who were born in Springfield are Theodor Seuss Geisel (Dr. Seuss), Kurt Russell, Chloë Sevigny.


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Freelancing Gods is written by , who works on the web as a web developer in Melbourne, Australia, specialising in Ruby on Rails.
In case you're wondering what the likely content here will be about (besides code), keep in mind that Pat is passionate about the internet, music, politics, comedy, bringing people together, and making a difference. And pancakes.
His ego isn't as bad as you may think. Honest.
All original content on this site is available through a Creative Commons by-nc-sa licence.


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Social media addict? Check out the Social Shower Curtain, which looks like a Facebook profile page.
"Is taking a shower the only time when you're not clicking away on social networking sites? Well now even this is possible with the Social Shower Curtain – the ideal gift for social networking geeks."
Bring your profile to life while you lather up with our comical shower curtain gift, featuring a transparent section so you can create a profile whilst your scrubbing away."
No, it doesn't actually connect to your social media, so don't go posting bad reviews. (But do post amazing reviews like these ones).
The social media page on the shower curtain contains interactions between various bathroom personalities with a sense of humor.
If a touch-sensitive shower curtain does come out, you let me know. Hopefully it won't be long before smartphones are waterproof.
Available for $21.90 from ThinkGeek.
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Dana McLaughlin remembers those days when the Epiphany Falcons would get blown out in soccer matches.
She was in seventh grade and the program was just getting started.
"We would get killed," she said. "It was a 9-0, 10-0, 7-0 type of season. I remember playing
As a dedicated member and devoted leader, McLaughlin helped the Falcons become the top team in the Coastal Plains Independent Conference.
On her Senior Day, McLaughlin posted a shutout in a 3-0 Epiphany win over Oakwood on Tuesday.
With three conference games remaining, the Falcons (7-0 CIAA) are all alone in first place.
"It's definitely been a work in progress," said McLaughlin, who signed to play in college at
"I'm really proud of the work we've done this season."
McLaughlin grabbed the ball as time expired and savored the Falcons' victory before being honored in front of the home crowd.
Madison Propst and Zulay Romero were the other two seniors.
"It's been through the work of a lot of players," McLaughlin said. "Girls from the past really started the program and built the program. We are continuing to build on that.
"As our season continues, we still have to stay focused and continue to play our game."
After a scoreless first half, Coley Bayliss scored a goal within the first couple minutes of the second half. Less than a minute later,
Avery Davis tacked on an insurance goal later on to secure the win.
The Falcons took 17 shots on goal.
The defense has been Epiphany's staple all season.
The four-some of Katie LaGuardia, Erica Neibaur, Brinson Willis and Propst put the pressure on Oakwood's offense.
McLaughlin registered four saves.
The Falcons travel to
"I want to focus on our next game," said Epiphany coach Greg Coverdale. "I'm excited and really proud of our girls for playing so hard, but we have the second toughest team in the conference coming up."
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Reds wing Digby Ioane faces possible suspension after being cited for a dangerous tackle in their match against the Sharks.
The tip-tackle on Sharks flank Marcell Coetzee earned Ioane a yellow card but after a review of the incident the citing commissioner has deemed it had the potential to be a red card offence.
Ioane will hear his fate early next week.


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Le Gavrôche
Le Gavrôche is the pinnacle of fine dining in London run by celebrity chef Michel Roux Jr. The food, served in small portions, is delicious and surprisingly filling. Perfect for celebrating a big occasion. The service, decor, food, wine, everything is top noch. The a la carte menu is expensive, go to the mid-week lunch for the best value. There is a formal wear dress code (jackets for men).