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Their homes are generally huts built on stilts along the river banks with a ladder they can pull up at night to prevent jungle animals from climbing up. The huts are normally open-air constructions without wallls and with a chonta palm thatched roof.
The Embera inhabit the banks of the Chucunaque, Tuira, Tupiza, and Chico rivers, as well as along the Chagres, Mocambo Abajo, San Antonio, Gamboa rivers and in Gatún and Majé in the province of Panama.
The Embera-Wounaan Comarca is located in the province of Darién, specifically in the districts of Chepigana and Pinogana.
How to arrive
- Car: Drive east along the Pan-American Highway towards the Darién Province. Since the Embera-Wounaan Comarca is divided into two regions, to visit one area you can take a boat at Kimba port and enter Metetí. The other alternative is to visit Emberá villages on the Chagres River. From the Pan-American Highway, turn right upon reaching La Cabima and follow this road past the Cemex cement factory until you reach the ANAM checkpoint, where you will have to pay the park entrance fee. Continue for less than a kilometer and turn right when you arrive at the lake, where you can wait for a boat passing by headed to one of the indigenous communities.
What to bring
- Water bottle
- Insect repellent
- Comfortable clothing
- Camera
- Travel around the different communities
- Observe flora and fauna

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There's nothing that says fall like pumpkins. Our family loves all-things pumpkin (pumpkin bread, pumpkin cookies, pumpkin pie). This pumpkin butter is so easy to make, and it turns all sorts of foods into pumpkin delights. Spread it on gluten-free toast or "welcoming kitchen friendly" muffins, heat it up and pour it on sorbet or coconut-based ice cream, or drop a dollop onto our waffles or pancakes.
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No-Cook Pumpkin Butter
1 15-ounce can pumpkin
3 tablespoons pure maple syrup
1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon vanilla
Stir to combine all ingredients.
Store pumpkin butter in a covered jar or container in the refrigerator for up to one week.
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I am still beginning and finding what I like to eat. I have had a few things that were so plain and dry, yuk! Mostly I find I am missing oil! This was a big surprise for me. I can do fine without sugar, meat, eggs, even cheese which is tough, but no oil to roast veggies etc makes them difficult to eat. If I crave anything it is usually chips. I have been making soups which are a lot tastier and easy way for me to get tons of veggies but I need to find some other ways too.
One food I found at my local store, is a muesli without sugar or oil! and I love it with almond milk. I live in a smallish town, I guess it is perspective lol. I moved from California several years ago and when I talked about this being a small town(20,000), my coworkers would mention growing up in towns of 1000-5000 population lol. Anyway, no Whole Foods except in 2 towns in my state 4 hours away! Not even Eugene- a college town known for its bike paths and health orientation!
I am also lucky to have Dave's Killer bread, and I wanted to make hummus, but my store has no Tahini! When I asked I was told the company (MaraNatha) shut it down 3rd year in a row, and it has been unavailable for 6 months! I need to make it without, but I haven't yet. Do you have a favorite sandwich?
I also just discovered that Nalley's and Hormel have a Vegetarian, 99% fat free chili. Now it is processed, has other ingredients, but in a pinch it is better than breaking down and eating something my husband brings home ( chicken strips etc). I have not tried it yet, but hope they are good ! I did break down a week ago and had some regular chili with brown rice though, so hoping this will be a better alternative. I have fibromyalgia and do not always feel well to cook.
would love to hear about one of your favorites or back ups ! thanks
Some veggies taste good roasted with lemon juice, especially Brussels sprouts, broccoli, and carrots. Like candy!
Susan Levin, MS, RDPCRM Director of Nutrition Education
My favorite breakfast recipe is Zeb's Waffles from "My Beef With Meat" by Rip Esselstyn. They're not fluffy but hearty waffles like a bowl of oatmeal in a waffle. My family loves them.
Try making Black Bean Chili. It's one of the few vegan meals that my daughter (a very picky non-vegan) has asked me to make. You can use either canned or dried beans. I have added a can of kidney beans to stretch the recipe further for unexpected guests. NOBODY ever misses the meat when they've got a big bowl of this chili with some cornbread! It's made pretty much like regular chili, with the onions, peppers, seasonings, and tomatoes except without the meat. Also lasagne made with tofu, spinach, and mushrooms. (I made that gluten free for a particular guest at my daughter's wedding.)
My local Target has some vegan options like Morningstar burgers, etc and some vegan soups and chili. Just open a can or pull it out of the freezer!
Beans are really rich and creamy. Canned beans -- kidney, white, pinto, black, Cannellini, chili, Great Northern, Navy -- are a fabulous time saver. Try different manufacturers and types of canned beans until you find the ones that you like best. I love the flavor of the sauce on S&W Chili beans, so that is one I combine with brown rice, or a tortilla to make a fast meal when there isn't time to cook. I have a great Sanyo rice cooker which prepares perfect brown rice every time. Has anyone found an automatic bean cooker?
HelloJust wanted to answer question above re bean cooker - I haven't found a bean cooker BUT I've found using a pressure cooker is awesome - cooks, really very quickly & perfectly & is amazing for beans, lentils, pulses, vegetables even rice & porridge. In the past pressure cookers had a bad reputation because people often over cooked or they didn't have controls but modern ones are very easy to use & control. Well worth a try
Thank you for a wonderful suggestion. I had no idea that today's electric pressure cookers can be used as slow cookers, fast cookers, & rice cookers -- all combined in one appliance.
I admit I miss the olive oil too, but healthy sautéing in organic vegetable broth works. I make up my own vegetable broth with celery, carrots, onion, parsley and garlic plus cumin, paprika and red pepper flakes. Then I freeze it in ice cube molds and use it over steamed veggies or baked potato.
I've found excellent recipes on two blogs in particular--Fat Free Vegan and Post Punk Kitchen. The owner of the latter blog has written several cookbooks--Appetite for Reduction is a favourite in my kitchen. I made up an easy chili recipe recently. Throw the following into a slow cooker and it seems to come out well: 28 ounce can diced tomatoes; can of red kidney beans rinsed and drained; smallish can of corn niblets drained; chopped jalapeno; chili powder to taste; cumin to taste; a chopped onion; minced clove of garlic, stalk of celery, two peeled and diced carrots, some chopped green pepper, if desired. That's all. Goes well over cooked brown rice.
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I love Fat Free Vegan and PPK too. Also Happy Herbivore. I have all 4 of her cookbooks, but she also has a weekly meal plan you buy, recipes on her website, and now a cooking show on Ustream.
It's hard to pick just one favorite, but I tend to eat veggie burgers, stir fries, tacos, etc. since I have 2 younger kids. That type of food is easier to get them to try. My kids prefer black bean burgers over hamburgers, which makes cooking easier for sure!
BANANA/OAT/DATE BARS Mash 2 very ripe very large bananas until essentially liquid. Stir in 1 tsp. vanilla. Add 2 cups rolled oats (old fashioned) and stir in. Add 2 cups pitted very finely chopped dates. The dates stick together but work them in the oats with your fingers so they separate into little bits. Optional addition is 1/4 cup chopped nuts and a sprinkling of grated cinnamon or nutmeg. I have grandchildren allergic to nuts so I use dried cranberries or raisins instead of the nuts. Pat the thick mixture into an 8x8 baking pan lined with parchment paper. Bake in preheated 350F oven. You have to run a knife around the sides when removed from the oven, but then you can turn the whole square out. Cool and cut into squares. These are WAY better, much chewier and softer with better flavor, after being in a Ziplock bag for a day.
Favorite foods..Stir frys of any kind.. curry, orange sauce, kung pao are all very good.
Pizza w/no cheese, leek & baby bella mushrooms.
Salsa, Red Beans & Brown Rice (with green peppers)
Not Tuna Salad Sandwich made w/chickpeas & walnuts
3 Bean Chili
Cornbread made with flax seed (better than moms!)
Various Salads.. edamame Salad, cowboy caviar,
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My favourite recipe is Chocolates and Ice creams..I like them a lot and I'm found of them..Any new ice cream recipe please.
frozen yoghurt mix
While chocolate can be vegan, ice cream isn't, but fear not! Vegan options are available! One of my favorites to satisfy the cravings for both chocolate and ice cream is So Delicious Dairy free Mocha Fudge. So Delicious comes in a wide variety of flavors and tastes like the "real thing"! Regular yogurt is also made from cow's milk, although there are vegan yogurts available.
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This popular fine ethnic dining and four-film series celebrates its 22nd anniversary this season. Come join Wilson College and the Chambersburg community on around-the-world tasting and traveling adventures – without leaving town! Enjoy spectacular color cinematography with breathtaking footage documenting some of the world's most enchanting cultures and awe-inspiring places – all brought vividly to life by the personal anecdotes of the lecturers.
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Seen through the eyes of a police officer, "Once Upon A Time in Mumbai" traces the changing face of the Mumbai underworld and how it all started. The film, set primarily in 1970s Mumbai, follows the rise of Sultan, and the conflict, when his protégé Shoaib challenges his supremecy, and usurps power to rule the murky underbelly of Mumbai.
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Because The University of Texas at Austin extends its resources to only a limited number of academically qualified international students, admission is highly competitive. Applications are reviewed on an individual basis and final decisions on admissibility are made only after all factors and credentials related to an applicant's educational background have been considered. The applicant's academic record should indicate excellent preparation for study at the university in the proposed major field. Meeting the minimum requirements may not be sufficient to receive an offer of admission. Due to enrollment pressures, the university may restrict the admission of applicants who are not legal residents of the state of Texas, including international applicants. Admission is offered only to those international applicants who will be seeking the Master in Professional Accounting degree on a full-time basis.
A link to the online application is available on the Admissions web page in the Application Materials Checklist. Please note that incomplete applications cannot be evaluated and may encounter processing delays that could affect the admissions decision.
International applicants who have not been previously enrolled at The University of Texas at Austin must pay a nonrefundable processing fee of $125 (U.S. dollars). Do not send cash or personal checks. Only cashier's checks, bank money orders, bank drafts in U.S. dollars drawn on U.S. banks, or payment by credit card will be accepted. Checks should be made payable to The University of Texas at Austin.
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We began the subject of car trailers in last month's issue and addressed the basic types of trailers, size, major manufacturers, options, and pricing. In this month's installment, we will address the tow vehicle, hitch setup, towing safety, several driving tips, useful items to have handy, maintenance, insurance, and other options to consider.
The type of tow vehicle that will work best for you depends on the total weight of the car being hauled, the trailer, and any cargo, as well as the type of terrain you will be covering. Typically, manufacturers' tow vehicle ratings specify the trailer tongue weight, as well as the weight of the combined and fully loaded weights at which a tow vehicle can safely tow a trailer. These ratings are usually the maximum allowable weights. Some of the terms you will find are:
- Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR): Weight for a fully loaded vehicle itself.
- Towing Capacity: Weight a vehicle can tow. This can depend on the vehicle's equipment and type of hitch used.
- Gross Combination Weight Rating (GCWR): Combined weight of the tow vehicle, trailer, passengers, equipment, fuel, and so on that the vehicle can handle.
- Gross Axle Weight Rating (GAWR): Weight a single axle can handle.
- Tongue Weight: The weight of the trailer on the trailer hitch. Not enough tongue weight can cause the trailer to sway, while too much can cause reduced steering response. This is where a weight distributing hitch can help by transferring weight more evenly on both axles of the tow vehicle.
Trailers also have a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating for the weight of the trailer and its contents, and a Gross Axle Weight Rating for the rating of its axles.
We have had several tow vehicles, but found a three-quarter-ton truck to work well. The one we now have is a Silverado 2500HD with the Duramax diesel and Allison transmission. The towing performance, stability, and fuel mileage have been super. Just set the cruise control and let it do the work. Hills are a non-issue with this tow vehicle, which makes driving much more relaxing.
While there are two main types of hitch styles-bumper mount or fifth-wheel-we'll address the bumper style since that is the most common. For the bumper style, the major consideration is the rating of the hitch, use of a weight distribution setup, and the sway control. The hitch should be a Class IV or V with a weight distributing setup. Adjusting the tension on the weight bars is also important, as is setting the height at the hitch ball. The trailer should be very close to level when loaded with the car. Otherwise, you can experience some sway. If you can't get it perfectly level, it's better to have the height at the trailer hitch a tad (1-inch) higher than the top of the tow vehicle ball. You can get ball mounts, which are adjustable to get the ball at the right height. If you do experience sway while driving, any steering corrections you make should be small and slow. Sometimes applying the trailer brakes alone (by using the lever on the brake controller) will help correct the sway.
For the sway control we use a dual-cam-style. Reese and Draw-Tite are two of the better known makes. One model to look for is the Reese PN 26002 and Draw-Tite PN 26000. There is also a single arm friction sway control, such as the Reese PN 26660, but we prefer the dual unit. Another hitch company is Equalizer.
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You also need a good brake controller. We now use the Tekonsha Prodigy unit, which works well. Some vehicles with the trailer towing option are setup for this controller and allow you to plug right into their pre-installed harness, using the appropriate adaptor harness, which simplifies the setup. The controllers are adjustable for when the trailer brakes come on, as well as the amount of braking. I set the unit to come on just ahead of the truck brakes and with enough pull to feel it working while not locking the brakes. This is especially important in wet or slippery driving conditions. The Tekonsha web site is www.tekonsha.com, and there are many other makes available.
Your tow vehicle will need camper-style mirrors. Many varieties are available from those that clip onto your existing mirrors to those specifically designed for towing. Some trucks are now available with power mirrors, which extend for towing and work great. Even with the widest mirrors, they won't necessarily give you full view along the side of the wide-bodied trailers when backing up, but they are essential for safe driving. We also use small spot mirrors, which help remove the blind spots.
Federal law requires trailers to have taillights, brake lights, side marker lights, turn signals, and side and rear reflectors. Some trailers use a four-way connector hooked into the tow vehicle's electrical system. Many use a seven-way connector that includes an electric brake signal, power supply, and backup lights, in addition to the typical four functions. Your trailer supplier will be able to ensure the tow vehicle and trailer are compatible.
How well you can handle and control your tow vehicle and trailer is heavily influenced by how well the cargo is loaded and distributed. For safe towing, it's best to balance the weight along the length of the trailer, as well as side to side.
Most state or federal laws require safety chains or cables, as well as a break-away switch. The safety chains should be crisscrossed, allow enough length so as not to bind when turning, but not drag on the ground. The break-away switch connects by a small cable to the hitch and, should the trailer become disconnected from the tow vehicle, the cable pulls a plug that applies the electric trailer brakes.
When hooking up or unhooking your trailer, be sure to first chock the tires both front and rear to keep it in place and to keep you safe. In addition to tire chocks, you may also want to consider one of the many tire locks available, which place pressure on both tires. Camping stores have a few different types.
Before you leave for a trip, it's important to check the tire pressures on the trailer, as well as the tow vehicle. On the latter, we increase the tire pressure when towing. Check your owner's manual for their suggestions. Also, check the position of the side mirrors, ensure the safety chains and electrical connections are in place, as well as the operation of all your lights. Double-check the car is tied down securely, that there's no gear to move around inside the trailer, and that the trailer doors are locked.


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After years of dating, Zoe has decided waiting for the right one is taking too long. Determined to become a mother, she commits to a plan, makes an appointment and decides to go it alone. That same day, Zoe meets Stan - a man with real possibilities. Trying to nurture a budding relationship and hiding the early signs of pregnancy becomes a comedy of errors for Zoe and creates confusing signals for Stan. When Zoe nervously reveals the reason for her unpredictable behavior, Stan commits fully and says he's in. But with the nine month clock ticking, both begin to experience cold feet. Anyone can fall in love, get married and have a baby but doing it backwards in hyper-drive could be proof positive that they were made for each other.
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Police report: Thefts were meant to fund rent payments
A drug addict about to be kicked out of her home took purses and jeans from Macy's at Mayfair on Saturday afternoon intending to sell the items to get rent money, according to a Wauwatosa police report.
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The 27-year-old Cudahy woman fled in a vehicle driven by a 26-year-old Oak Creek man. They were pulled over at Mayfair Road and Capitol Drive. Although she was hiding the stolen goods under a coat on her lap, she swore the man knew nothing of the theft.
She said they both were addicted to OxyContin and that she had a problem with heroin, but the money was to be used for rent since she was facing eviction. She planned to sell the purses to a cocaine dealer who buys nice things for his wife. Because she's not a crack cocaine user, payment would be in cash, not drugs.
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Leff's Lucky Town in Wauwatosa considers kitchen expansion
Hoping to offer fresher menu items, Chris Leffler said he is looking into building a new kitchen at Leff's Lucky Town, 7208 W. State St. in Wauwatosa.
The city's plan commission is scheduled to consider Leffler's request July 13 to combine two parcels he already owns as part of Leff's in order to build a kitchen.
Leffler said he would like to build a new structure on the property for the kitchen, which would attach to the bar by a hallway. He said it would provide a better environment for employees and also allow Leff's to offer more homemade dishes.
"It's a matter of keeping up with the competition that's come," Leffler said. "We want to keep up with business and keep customers happy."
Leffler said he faces limitations on what he can build because he is in a flood zone. At this point, he said he is just looking into whether building a new kitchen would be allowed.» Read Full Article
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A 20-year-old Milwaukee man is in critical condition after he drove into a tree and was ejected from his car in the 2100 block of 71st Street in Wauwatosa about 8:15 a.m. Wednesday, according to Wauwatosa Police Lieutenant Brian Zalewski.
Zalewski said the driver, who was the only person in the car, was transported to Froedtert Hospital with potentially life-threatening injuries.
Witnesses told police the driver had been in a minor crash with another car near Wauwatosa and Milwaukee avenues before hitting the tree. They said it appeared the driver fled that crash, and sped away as someone in the other car tried to spot his license plate number, according to Zalewski. Witnesses said the driver was alone and not being chased by the time he hit the tree.
Police estimate the man was driving 65-70 miles per hour just before hitting the tree, in a residential area where the speed limit is 25.
Zalewski said there was nothing to indicate drugs or alcohol were involved.» Read Full Article
Monarch habitat on the mend in Wauwatosa
As trucks and construction workers have moved in and out of Innovation Campus in recent years, rerouting roads and erecting new buildings, a population of monarch butterflies has seen much of its local habitat uprooted.
The quiet area where monarchs used to roost, in the shadows of the vacant Eschweiler buildings, has recently been transformed as the Mandel Group builds the Echelon Apartments and the Department of Transportation has reconfigured surrounding roads.
Barb Agnew, president of the Friends of the Monarch Trail, said the original habitat for monarchs on the land is almost entirely gone, and the group is starting from scratch to rebuild it. But she also said she is the most optimistic she's ever been about the habitat, thanks to cooperation by Mandel, the DOT and the community.
"I think there's more hope than ever," Agnew said. "We are at the bottom working our way back up."
As the friends group looks to replant the area with roosting trees, milkweed and nectar plants for butterflies, Eagle Scout Spencer Zuberbuehler helped kick off efforts in a major way by putting in 1,400 plants of milkweed and perennials and building footbridges along the Monarch Trail.» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa Police Report: June 21-27
1A woman was the victim of a strong arm robbery in which her purse was forcefully taken from her while she was in the parking lot of Mayfair Collection, 11500 W. Burleigh St. 12:45 pm June 22. The suspects left in a 2009 Ford Focus reported stolen through the Milwaukee Police Department.
2Police believe two burglaries from detached garages in the 7200 and 7300 blocks of W. Bluemound Road around 8:30 p.m. June 22 were related. In both instances, the side service doors were forced open. A weed trimmer was stolen from one garage and a lawnmower from the other. The suspect vehicle was a Chevrolet Malibu.
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Wauwatosa detective home from hospital after shooting
Wauwatosa Detective Jeffrey Griffin, who was shot in Milwaukee June 19 while investigating a burglary, was released from Froedtert Hospital June 30, according to Wauwatosa Police Chief Barry Weber.
Weber said Griffin, 51, may still need more surgery but he is hopeful for a full recovery.
"We're just thrilled he went home today," Weber said.
Griffin, who has worked for the department for 25 years, was shot in the 7100 block of 60th Street shortly after 9 a.m. June 19 while investigating a burglary that had occurred in Wauwatosa, according to police. Najee Harmon has since been charged with attempted first-degree intentional homicide for the shooting.
According to a criminal complaint, Griffin and two other officers had blocked Harmon from moving when they saw him enter a stolen vehicle. Griffin and one other officer were in plain clothes in an unmarked car, while another officer was in uniform and a marked car. The officers reportedly drew their weapons and ordered Harmon to stop and surrender.» Read Full Article
Thai-namite plans new location in Wauwatosa's former City Market building
Asian fusion restaurant Thai-namite is looking to open a location this October in Wauwatosa at 8725 W. North Ave., the building that previously housed City Market.
Thai-namite already has locations on Brady Street and in the Third Ward of Milwaukee. The restaurant specializes in Thai dishes and Japanese sushi.
The Wauwatosa location is planned to seat 70 with an outdoor patio and garden area. The restaurant would offer carryout, delivery and catering.
Thai-namite had previously announced plans to open a location at 7212 W. North Ave. in Wauwatosa, but dropped them in September. That space is now home to Tosa Bowl and Bun.
Nini Buranabunyut, co-owner of Thai-namite, said she has been looking for another location in Wauwatosa ever since the first one didn't work out.» Read Full Article
Sports Notes: July 2, 2015
Don Bosco Alumni
slates reunion for July 12
The Don Bosco Alumni Athletic Association is hosting its first event, an all-year reunion, at Matty's Bar & Grille, 14460 West College Avenue in New Berlin, from 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday, July 12.
The DBAAA was created to renew ties and reconnect with all the athletes that played during their days at Bosco. Anyone who took the field, court, mat or were just in the stands cheering for the Dons is welcome to attend this first of many events by this newly minted organization.
The core mission of the DBAAA is to find a way to honor the championship teams and standout individual players that donned the green and gold uniform back in the day.
Their accomplishments have fallen through the cracks after the hallowed halls on Windlake and Becher closed their doors for good in 1972 and became St. Thomas More.» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa police say woman was dragged across parking lot in purse robbery
Wauwatosa police are investigating two recent strong-armed robberies in which suspects took women's purses.
In the first instance, a 78-year-old woman was approached in the parking lot after leaving Walgreen's, 10800 W. Capitol Drive, shortly before 3 p.m. June 20. According to police, a suspect grabbed the woman's purse and dragged her across the parking lot to force her to let go of the purse. The woman sustained several non-life-threatening injuries.
In an another incident, police said two suspects took a purse from a 64-year-old woman in the parking lot at the Mayfair Collection, 11500 W. Burleigh St., about 12:40 p.m. June 22. When the woman did not immediately let go of her purse, one of suspects reportedly said, "Just give me your purse and you won't get hurt."
Police released a photo of the suspects in the Mayfair Collection robbery from store surveillance they said was captured shortly before the robbery. They believe the suspects may have also been involved in a similar robbery in Menomonee Falls, in which a woman suffered a severe head injury.
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Thirsty Duck brings duckpin bowling to Wauwatosa
Minutes before opening their new duckpin bowling alleys in Wauwatosa Monday, brothers Dan and Mark Zierath took a minute to bowl side by side before getting back to work with their staff, putting final touches on the new Thirsty Duck bar and restaurant.
The Zieraths already own and operate Jackson's Blue Ribbon Pub, 11302 W. Bluemound Road, and recently began leasing the former location of Pitch's Baby Grand for their new bar, right next door. The Thirsty Duck is at 11320 W. Bluemound Road.
Duckpin bowling follows the same rules as traditional bowling but everything is about a third of the size, including the balls, lanes, and pins. Human pin-setters (who accept tips) reset the lanes and send the balls back on a half-pipe of PVC after each bowl.
The lanes are equipped with a sound system and disco lights for "midnight" bowling after 11:30 p.m. each night.
"It's going to be a lot of fun in here," Dan Zierath said. "When you hit a strike, everyone is high-fiving and the camaraderie is great."» Read Full Article
Kate Spade New York store to open at Mayfair Mall
Wauwatosa — A new lifestyle brand for women announced Monday it will open its first-in-Wisconsin full price store.
Kate Spade New York is projected to open on the lower level center court of Mayfair Mall in the spring of 2016.
Kate Spade New York is a global, multichannel, lifestyle brand that offers handbags, clothing, jewelry, shoes and fashion accessories, along with complementary tabletop accessories, stationery and décor.
"(Kate Spade New York) is a wonderful addition to our mix of fashionable retailers," said Stephen Smith, senior general manager of Mayfair in a statement. "We continue our commitment to providing our guests with the most exclusive stores to enhance their shopping experience, and Kate Spade New York perfectly aligns with that goal."
Suspect charged in shooting of Wauwatosa police officer
Najee Harmon of Milwaukee was charged Thursday with attempted homicide in the shooting of Wauwatosa police detective Jeffrey Griffin and firing at two other officers in the incident last week.
Harmon, who turns 21 on Friday, faces four felony counts, which carry a combined maximum sentence of more than 200 years. Three of the charges are for attempted first-degree intentional homicide. The fourth charge is for possession of a firearm by a felon.
Harmon was convicted of substantial battery, a felony, in 2012. As a part of his sentence, he was not allowed to be in possession of a firearm.
The charging documents allege the incident occurred when three Wauwatosa police officers were investigating a recent burglary when they spotted a parked red Honda that had been reported stolen. Harmon and an unidentified female allegedly walked out of a nearby apartment and into the stolen vehicle near N. 60th St. and W. Good Hope Road.
Two plainclothes police officers in an unmarked car, and one uniformed police officer in a marked Wauwatosa squad car, blocked the car in. Police drew their weapons and ordered Harmon to surrender. The charging documents say Harmon fled on foot, drew a handgun and fired it at officers. One bullet struck the Wauwatosa detective in the pelvic area.» Read Full Article
Police identify Wauwatosa detective shot, injured in Milwaukee
Wauwatosa police have identified the Wauwatosa detective shot June 19 in Milwaukee as 51-year-old Jeffrey Griffin, who has worked for the department for 25 years.
Griffin was shot in the 7100 block of 60th Street shortly after 9 a.m. while investigating a burglary that had occurred in Wauwatosa, police said. A suspect in the shooting was taken into custody the next day.
Wauwatosa Police Chief Barry Weber said Griffin is in stable condition and improving after surgery, but faces a long recovery.
"I appreciate that everyone has been respectful of the family's personal time and am thankful for the expressions of hope for Jeff's recovery," Weber said in a statement. "Our police department members will support him and his family in every way we can."
During his career with the department, Griffin has been a patrol officer, bicycle officer, community support specialist, school resource officer and member of the special response team. He was promoted to a detective ranking in 2011.» Read Full Article
Tosa West student attended journalism conference in D.C.
Wauwatosa — A Wauwatosa West student was selected to represent the state of Wisconsin in an academic and scholarship program for journalism in the nation's capitol.
Senior Zoe Stack was selected from hundreds of applicants to attend the 2015 Al Neuharth Free Spirit and Journalism Conference June 20-25, with all expenses paid. The conference took place at the Newseum in Washington D.C. Stack also will receive a $1,000 scholarship, according to a news release from the Wauwatosa School District.
The Free Spirit program, an initiative of the Newseum Institute, is an annual academic and scholarship program designed to inspire and equip students to pursue journalism and media careers. The program began in 1999 to honor Al Neuharth, the founder of USA Today, the Newseum and the Freedom Forum.
Attending students learned about the First Amendment, studied the three branches of government and how journalists cover them, visited the U.S. Capitol and the USA Today headquarters, and attended a taping of NBC's "Meet the Press," among other activities.
Wauwatosa school board approves 8 percent levy hike under preliminary budget
Without discussion, the Wauwatosa school board unanimously approved a preliminary budget June 22 that increases the district's levy by about 7.9 percent for the 2015-16 school year.
The district's budget and tax levy will not be finalized until fall, after the state budget is set.
John Mack, director of business services for the district, said the levy increase is compensating for a decrease in equalization aid from the state. Due to increased property value in the city, Mack projects the district will lose about $6.25 million in equalization aid over the next two years.
Equalization aid is meant to help equalize revenue between poorer and wealthier districts.
Despite the aid loss, Mack said the rising value of the city should ultimately pay off for the average taxpayer, as a larger tax base will spread the tax burden more thinly. In 2016, the 8 percent increase in total levy can be accomplished with just a 4 percent increase to the tax rate due to the growing tax base.» Read Full Article


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Paul Merson shares his views on the Sky Live games between West Brom and Fulham, Southampton and Arsenal and Everton and Newcastle as well as the rest of the top flight fixtures.
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The Premier League teams are back in action in the first fixture of 2013.
Soccer Saturday expert Paul Merson will be a keen observer and ahead of the clashes, he gave skysports.com his take on where the games could be won and lost.
Read below for his views on the Sky Live games between West Brom and Fulham, Southampton and Arsenal and Everton and Newcastle as well as the rest of the top flight fixtures.
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West Brom v Fulham
12.45pm, Tuesday, Sky Sports 1 HD
Fulham are having one at the moment - I don't know what has gone wrong with them. At the start of the season Dimitar Berbatov was on fire, the team was playing good football and they were winning games. And when they weren't winning, they were playing well and probably should have got results.
But that's all gone now. So this is a big game because they are starting to get dragged back into the relegation battle. Teams like Wigan have been there so many times that you almost fancy them to get out of it, which is a real worry for all of the other teams. So I cannot see anything other than a West Brom win, I really can't. I think they are an absolute banker. I think it will be easy.
Southampton v Arsenal
5.30pm, Tuesday, Sky Sports 1 HD
I thought Southampton did brilliantly against Stoke on Saturday. But they would have been kicking themselves at the end after they let 10 men get back into the game as Cameron Jerome scored a 90th minute equaliser.
Having said all that I just don't think they keep the ball well enough at the moment to get the results they need. They have done great so far but I just don't see how they can stop Arsenal, who thrashed Newcastle 7-3 last time out.
Although, I do think that it will be a good game. I know my prediction of 4-2 to Arsenal seems like a strange score but I think it will be a very open game. I see Southampton scoring goals but I see Arsenal scoring more.
Newcastle v Everton
8pm, Wednesday, Sky Sports 1 HD
I thought Everton were as good as you can get for 30 minutes against Chelsea. They were absolutely fantastic but they just couldn't get that second goal against and they ran out of steam. It was a real kick in the teeth too when Chelsea scored in the last five minutes of the first half. As players they will have gone in and thought we can't play much better and it is 1-1. I just think that knocked the stuffing out of them.
Newcastle are very entertaining at the moment and scoring goals. But they could lose Demba Ba this transfer window and, although I don't seem them going down, if they don't win this game they are in trouble as well.
I have got to go with Everton, especially with Marouane Fellaini back, which is a massive boost for them.
Manchester City v Stoke
I was disappointed in Stoke on Saturday. They were outstanding against Liverpool when they won 3-1 and then against Southampton I think it was a case of them thinking they would just turn up and win. That is not Stoke. That is not in the nature, normally. I think Man City need to win every game now to keep the pressure on Manchester United and I think they will have just too much for Stoke.
Swansea v Aston Villa
This is a banker, an absolute banker for Swansea. Aston Villa have completely gone. You can hold your hand up if you get beaten by Chelsea 8-0 and Tottenham 4-0 because they are top-four and top-six teams. But then they played Wigan, who are relegation rivals, at home and would have been thinking they can get a result and kick clear of them, which would make things not too bad. But watching the game they got absolutely slaughtered by Wigan. I don't see anything but an easy Swansea win - at least 2-0. Villa are in serious trouble.
Tottenham v Reading
Reading had a good result when they beat West Ham 1-0 but Tottenham are flying. Reading have changed the way they are playing now, which I think is very good. They have moved to a 4-5-1. I think Brian McDermott realised they had to stop losing games and start again That is what Norwich did 10 weeks ago - they were a bit too open and letting goals in for fun and Chris Hughton said, 'let's stop the goals and start from there'. That is what McDermott has done and worked against West Ham. So I think Reading will make it hard for Tottenham. But I think Tottenham will just have too much.
West Ham v Norwich
Norwich have had a few defeats now - three on the trot in fact - while West Ham will be looking to get back to winning ways. So this is an important fixture for both teams as they look as they could quickly get sucked back down the table despite being mid-table at present. I am going to go for West Ham. I think the fact that they are at home will be the decisive factor in a game between 11th and 12th. West Ham are a difficult team to beat at home under Sam Allardyce and that should be enough for them to get the result.
Wigan v Manchester United
Wigan will be in this game - they are just one of those teams. They will play their football but they just don't get that bit of luck against top teams. They play well and then they go the other way and they just don't have that little bit extra to win those games. I have got to go with Manchester United. Robin van Persie did not start against West Brom and they still won 2-0. Van Persie came on as a sub so he will be fresh to face Wigan and will Man United to another win.
Chelsea v QPR
I can't see anything but a Chelsea win. For me QPR's defeat to Liverpool signalled relegation for them, especially when they got to half time 3-0 down against a Liverpool side, who are not that great - we all saw them get well beaten the other week against Stoke. Before the game I thought if QPR can come out, play at 100mph and play that way they might get a result. I just think there are too many players there who are not too fussed, which is not right. If Harry Redknapp can't get you out of trouble then no one can. There is no way it is the manager. So for me it is going to be a convincing Chelsea win.
Liverpool v Sunderland
The problem with Liverpool is that they win a game then they lose to a team they should beat. At home to Aston Villa you would expect them to win, which would have extended a good run, but they went and lost to them and then lost to Stoke having just beaten Fulham convincingly. Then they went to QPR and won easily. It is the inconsistency that is hitting Liverpool hard at the moment. I think Sunderland will make a tough contest and I think it will be a difficult game for both teams.
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LA Galaxy captain Robbie Keane's dreams of qualifying for the 2014 World Cup were effectively ended in Vienna on Tuesday when Ireland fell 1-0 to Austria on a late goal by Bayern Munich's David Alaba.
The match was scoreless for 83 minutes with the Irish controlling wide stretches of the game, but Alaba found the back of the net with a right footed strike off a cross from Schalke 04's Christian Fuchs. Keane had an attempt to equalize in stoppage time, but his attempt went wide of the mark.
With the defeat, the Irish remain on 11 points while Austria move up to third place with 14 points just three points behind Sweden for second place in the group and a place in UEFA's qualification playoffs. Due to the loss in Vienna and the long odds at qualification, the prevailing sentiment is that Irish manager Giovanni Trapattoni will be removed from his position just a year after leading Ireland to their UEFA Euro 2012—their first major tournament in 10 years.
The question now becomes whether Keane will be called up for Ireland's remaining World Cup qualifiers in October when they take on group leader Germany in Berlin on Oct. 11 and Kazakhstan on Oct. 15 in Dublin. If Keane is called up for those qualifiers, he'd likely miss LA's Oct. 16 match against the Montreal Impact at StubHub Center.
CARSON, Calif. – After suffering a hamstring injury during the LA Galaxy's CONCACAF Champions League match against C.S. Cartaginés on Aug. 20, Robbie Rogers returned to the training field on Tuesday.
During the portion of training open for media availability, Rogers was spotted running on the far side of the Galaxy's training field. Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena confirmed that it was Rogers' first appearance at training since his injury-shortened 44 minute shift against the Costa Rican side. Following training, Arena admitted that Rogers is moving forward, but there was no timeline in place on when he may return to full training or game day action.
When Rogers does return to the field, he'll likely be in for a positional battle as rookie Gyasi Zardes has done well to stake his claim for the left midfield spot to date.
It doesn't get any bigger than this.
The United States will take on Mexico on Tuesday in an important World Cup qualifier that will help determine whether or not the two countries can qualify for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. With a victory over Mexico and a Honduras win or draw against Panama will put the U.S. through to Brazil. Meanwhile, Mexico is reeling as El Tri fell 3-2 to Honduras last week -- leading to the dismissial of head coach Jose Manuel "Chepo" De La Torre -- and currently sit in fourth place in World Cup qualifying just a point ahead of fifth place Panama.
In a Q&A looking back on the first U.S. vs. Mexico match in Columbus, MLSsoccer.com's Jeff Bradley talks with one of my favorite people Clint "Cleetus" Mathis.
Ahead of Tuesday's match, U.S. Soccer has provided a video preview with thoughts from several players including Galaxy center back Omar Gonzalez.
Check it out below...
In a fascinating video for MLSsoccer.com, LA Galaxy forward Jose Villarreal and FC Dallas goalkeeper Richard Sanchez discuss their identity and the rationale behind their selection to play for the United States and Mexico.
This type of struggle is fairly common among Latinos in the United States, not simply those that have the skills to play soccer. What I find fascinating about the stories of Villarreal and Sanchez is not only are they key prospects for the respective nations, but they both hail from the Southern California area and had the option to play for either the U.S. or Mexico. Although many fume when a player chooses one nationality over another, it's important to remember that these decisions stem far deeper than the soccer field, but also one's personal identity.
Expect many more situations like these in the future, but remember that it isn't purely just a Mexican-American struggle, but one that exists for all players of dual nationalities like Salvadorian-American Oscar Sorto or Scottish-American Jack McBean.
Check out the video below...
CARSON, Calif. – Chandler Hoffman bagged his sixth goal in the MLS Reserve League during the LA Galaxy's 2-2 draw with the Colorado Rapids on Sunday.
Hoffman was dangerous from the outset as he nearly put the Galaxy reserves on the board early on, but his effort sailed over the bar. However, the 23-year-old would play a role in both of LA's goals as he set up Charlie Rugg's finish in the 22nd minute and then found the back of the net himself in the 33rd minute.
"He makes intelligent runs and he can finish," said Galaxy assistant and reserve league head coach Curt Onalfo. "If you can talk to him, I think that he'd say that he'd like to have another one because he had a clear chance, but he's done well."
As Hoffman looks to muscle himself into the picture for a spot on a Galaxy roster spot—something that would likely come in LA's CONCACAF Champions League campaign—the young striker is brimming with confidence.
"It's good. I got the assist on the first goal and then I got the second," said Hoffman. "Obviously, I would have liked to have scored the chance that I had the beginning of the game, but it's something that I have to keep building on and keep creating chances and being dangerous."
CARSON, Calif. –LA Galaxy assistant and reserve league head coach Curt Onalfo's thoughts following the club's 2-2 draw to the Colorado Rapids reserves.
Check it out below…
(On the result…)
ONALFO: "Feels like a loss, but we knew going into the game that we had a depleted team with a lot of young players on the field, having said that, we gave two goals away today. We had two good chances and conceded on a goal that was a gift to them and our response was excellent as we scored two goals. In the second half, they picked up the pressure. They're a really good team, they have a high amount of experience on that team and it's always a challenge. There was a 20 minute stretch where they had a majority of the game, but we weathered the storm and we all had to do was close out the last minute, but a poor clearance led to another gift for them. It was unfortunate that we didn't walk away with three points, but we're still positioned—depending on other results—to go into the last game with a chance to win the reserve league, which is part of it. There's a lot of goals, you bring back players from injury and there was a lot of young players getting minutes and then saying all that, you want to instill a championship mentality. If we can battle through all those things and still position ourselves to win the league then it's a positive. That's our goal now as we approach the game against Chivas."
(On the performance of Brian Perk…)
ONALFO: "He was excellent. He had an excellent presence in goal; there were no two ways about it. His presence in goal was very, very good. His kicking game was good, his organization was good. It was an all-around good performance. You can see that, it's difficult when you have concussion issues, but he's looked good in training and it was good for him to have a good performance."
(On Chandler Hoffman's performance…)
ONALFO: "He makes intelligent runs and he can finish. If you can talk to him, I think that he'd say that he'd like to have another one because he had a clear chance, but he's done well."
(On his thoughts on the young players…)
ONALFO: "I thought Mendiola was menacing for a good 60 minutes. He fatigued a little bit, but he impressed me. He made a lot of things happen and you can see his quality in the final third. Jaimeson came in and grew with each minute. I think Malcolm Jones did a solid job as well and Quezada also did well. Credit to the young guys in our academy to step up and do well in a professional game."
(On Mendiola's defense…)
ONALFO: "He's turning into a complete player and it's good to see."
CARSON, Calif. – A late goal by Colorado Rapids reserve forward Danny Mwanga gave the LA Galaxy reserves a 2-2 draw on Sunday at StubHub Center.
Chandler Hoffman and Charlie Rugg scored for LA while Colorado found the back of the net through an Oscar Sorto own goal and Mwanga's last strike. The match marked the return for Galaxy goalkeeper Brian Perk, who suffered a concussion in LA's 1-0 reserve victory over the Portland Timbers on July 14. In his first appearance since the injury, Perk made four saves in a confident showing.
The Galaxy reserves return to action on Oct. 7 against Chivas USA.
As part of an initiative to support soccer in the Southern California, the LA Galaxy has partnered with local youth club South Bay Force, who will now become LA Galaxy South Bay.
The LA Galaxy Academy will share coaching curriculum and training methods with the Galaxy South Bay program, which will be led by Technical Director Greg Vanney. In addition to the club's boys programs, the new "LA Galaxy Girls" will also receive the same type of training and coaching as their male counterparts.
As part of the partnership, the LA Galaxy Foundation donated $10,000 to LA Galaxy South Bay at half time of LA's 1-0 defeat with the Colorado Rapids at StubHub Center on Saturday. The scholarship will be used for a scholarship program for players that would otherwise be limited financially.
CARSON, Calif. -- Ex-LA Galaxy stiker Edson Buddle found the back of the net against his former club on Saturday as he led the Colorado Rapids to a 1-0 victory at StubHub Center
The former Galaxy forward found the back of the net in the 75th minute when he launched a pass from Vicente Sanchez past Brian Rowe for the game's only goal. Buddle has struggled with injuries and a lack of playing time this season since being dealt to the Rapids in the offseason, but the ex-LA man was pleased with his goal against the Galaxy.
"For me, I'm a striker. I like to give the team a goal and then get going. This year there's been a lot of ups-and-downs so to get myself going feels great," said Buddle, who tallied an assist in the last meeting between the two clubs back in July. "For the team, it was big. We needed these three points because the standings are really tight and to do it on the road, in this place, is not easy so we just have to build on this and keep going."
Although he tallied against LA, Buddle admits that he is still fond of his time that he spent with the Galaxy.
"Not only do I like playing here, I like coming here in general. It's a great city," said Buddle. "Before I got here, I always liked playing here so to play here and comeback it's still the same feeling."
CARSON, Calif. -- LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena's thoughts on LA's 1-0 loss to the Colorado Rapids...
(On his thoughts on the match...)
ARENA: "We just didn't play well tonight, not well enough to win anyway. Give them credit they got an opportunistic goal and a great finish by Edson."
(On how Villarreal and McBean performed…)
ARENA: "An okay performance, certainly not dangerous enough tonight. Between them, probably not enough chances."
(On Kofi Opare's performance…)
ARENA: "Kofi played very well, I thought Brian Rowe played well, the new players we brought into the lineup did very well."
(On Marcelo Sarvas' performance…)
ARENA: "Marcelo played well, had a couple chances as well, he's played well all year. Marcelo played well tonight."
(On whether MLS should cancel games during international windows…)
ARENA: "Well it's ridiculous we have to play these games in these windows. We have such a congested schedule, I don't think we've played Colorado yet this year with our team, which is ridiculous. You know, you're in playoff races and I think every time, I don't know if every time is a fixture window but for whatever reason we've not played them yet with our full team."
(On the status of Carlo Cudicini…)
ARENA: "It was my decision not to play him tonight."
(On what the loss does to LA's confidence and whether it was a throwaway game…)
ARENA: "It's not a throw-away game even though the way we schedule in the league we do make games very peculiar, difficult, but it's certainly not a throw-away game. We played this game certainly to win tonight."


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The wind brings an invigorating chill to Chicago at wintertime. If you're like the spirited residents of the city, you know that there is excitement and opportunity with each gust. Energy is high, optimism is abounding, and entertainment is around each corner.
Want a preview of some of Chicago's top offerings this holiday season? Here are a few things we recommend doing on your trip to the Second City:
Winter Wonderland at John Hancock Center
Daily thru December 31, 2012
Take a ride on the Winter Wonderland Holiday Train, visit Santa each weekend from 12-4pm, take in the holiday lights, or gander at the icy Lake Michigan—it's a marvel seeing the lake at its most serene state. Lots of activities for kids and families will take place at the 40th anniversary of JHC's Winter Wonderland; the fun is as plentiful as ever.
Winter WonderFest at Navy Pier
November 30, 2012 – January 6, 2013
A 170,000 square-foot wonderland awaits. Enjoy indoor ice skating, inflatable slides, a Ferris wheel, hang gliding, video games, climbing wall, cookie cottage building, plus so much more. It even includes a special area for young children, so that nobody misses out on the fun!
Sunday-Thursday: 10am-5pm
Saturday 10am-10pm
Christmas Eve 10am-5pm
New Year's Eve and New Year's Day: 10am-8pm
Closed on Christmas Day
Millennium Park Ice Skating
Thru January 8, 2013
The famed ice rink draws more than 100,000 skaters each year, is free to the public, and open daily. Skate rentals are available onsite; be sure to experience the charm this ice rink provides!
Drury Lane Children's Theatre presents: A Christmas Carol
100 Drury Lane, Oakbrook Terrace, IL
Thru December 22, 2012
Chicago's finest performers assemble to bring you this holiday favorite. Bring the family on select dates and the kids get to have breakfast or dinner with Santa Claus. Don't miss the buffet style menu for a feast paired with your show.
Tickets are $12 each, or $10 each for groups of 20 or more.
Christmas Around the World and Holidays of Light
At the Museum of Science & Industry
November 25 – December 20, 2012
Singers and dancers set the scene, and the decorations alone are enough to warrant a visit. More than 50 trees fill the museum and are decorated to represent the many global and diverse communities who make up Chicago's eclectic population. Don't miss the periodic "falling snow" and be sure to check out the choral groups and dance groups who visit the venue.


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Does the case (in blue) show scratches and fingerprint smudges, on the case, not on the computer?
Again, just for clarity's sake: I'm not talking about pre-existing scratches and fingerprint smudges, I want to know about the case itself.
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The blue case gets dirty hardly at all, and when it does, you can take it off and wash it. My blue one has been beaten around on a truck since 2007, and if it has any scratches, I haven't noticed them, whereas the first day on the truck before the cover, the lid got a nice arc scratch all across it. I'm happy to have the Speck get the scratches, instead!
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SLU Delegation to Join Thousands at Annual Teach-In
On Nov. 12-14, a Campus Ministry delegation of more than 20 students and staff from Saint Louis University will join more than 1,000 students, teachers, parish members and others passionate about faith-inspired social justice at the 14th annual Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice (IFTJ) in Washington, D.C.
The Teach-In, sponsored by the Ignatian Solidarity Network, is an opportunity for members of Jesuit institutions and partners to gather for learning, prayer, networking and legislative advocacy on Capitol Hill. Teach-In attendees represent 28 Jesuit universities and more than 25 Jesuit high schools, Jesuit parishes, Jesuit Volunteer (JVC) communities and many other Catholic institutions and organizations.
Started in 1997, in Columbus, Ga., the IFTJ takes place in mid-November to remember the Jesuit martyrs of El Salvador. The six Jesuit priests and their companions were murdered on Nov. 16, 1989, for their work advocating on behalf of the economically poor of El Salvador. In 2010, the IFTJ moved from Georgia to Washington, D.C. in response to the growing interest in integrating legislative advocacy into the teach-in experience.
This year's theme is "The Gritty Reality: Feel It, Think It, Engage It," derived from a speech given by former Jesuit Superior General, Peter-Hans Kolvenbach, S.J., in 2000. During the speech, titled, "The Service of Faith and the Promotion of Justice in American Jesuit Higher Education," Kolvenbach stated, "Students, in the course of their formation, must let the gritty reality of this world into their lives, so they can learn to feel it, think about it critically, respond to its suffering and engage it constructively."


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Before joining the Investing News Network as senior editor, Andrew was an editor at MINING.com, a mining and mineral exploration blog covering the global mining industry and commodities markets. With a background in newspaper and trade magazine reporting, Andrew has written for the Black Press newspaper chain in British Columbia, Business in Vancouver and Baum Publications, where he edited magazines on construction and environmental technology. Andrew also has experience in transportation logistics, having worked at the Port of Vancouver and for Korean shipping giant Hanjin. He studied journalism and political science, and earned a Master's degree from the London School of Economics. In his spare time Andrew enjoys cooking, playing squash and travel.


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We chatted a bit today about basic content elements that every designer will use for their photoshop mockup for the redesign for August of 2009. I thought I'd start a thread to discuss exactly what elements should go in there (specific text and/or graphics aren't a major concern right now, just the pieces themselves).
In going through the style book and the current look of the page, these are the elements that I think will be essential. Feel free to discuss additions or subtractions.
UNL Identity
Global Links
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Tab (or other element) for "shelf"
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At Design Toscano, we love to hear your thoughts on our quality garden statuary, garden fairies, and other unique backyard decor. When we search for items to add to our catalog, we look for the best in both interior and outdoor decor for home and office. Since we only choose items that we would love to put into our own gardens, we look forward to hearing how you feel about that stunning gargoyle statue, classic angel, or incredible large Buddha statue. In fact, we like hearing from our customers so much that we are offering a chance at winning a $200 gift card for everyone who writes a review on any of our items.
From now until January 15th, 2014, write a review on your favorite Design Toscano statue or other item in our catalog and you will be entered into a drawing to win that $200 gift card. All you have to do is pick out one of your favorite gargoyle figurines or other item in our catalog, and write a review about it for our site! Since it's easier to talk about things that one likes, we suggest reviewing one of your favorites. Tell us how you how you feel about that sculpture, how you picked it out, or better yet, if you have one, a story related to that cherished Music from Angel Angel Statue or other beautiful Design Toscano decor.
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HSH709 - Health and Social Impact Assessment
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Note:You will need to access substantial learning resources and experiences in CloudDeakin (Deakin's online learning environment). Compliance with the Standards in computing, connectivity and student capability are a condition on your enrolment.
This unit allows students to gain an understanding of the history, contexts, processes and outcomes of health and social impact assessment. It will develop skills which will enable students to understand the application of either SIA or HIA. Links between health/ environmental/ social impact assessment and policy assessment will be explored with particular reference to their relevance for individual and community wellbeing. Case studies undertaken in Australia and overseas will be used to illustrate the theories and students will have the opportunity to review and evaluate impact assessment projects relating to health and social impacts of developments within policy frameworks or within a community setting.
Group presentation 20%, individual assignment (1500 words) 30%, essay (2500 words) 50%
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Debra C. Boyd, Ph.D., is Winthrop University's Acting President and Provost. She was named Provost in 2013 and has served as Vice President for Academic Affairs since 2011. Named by the Board of Trustees to lead the university in June 2014, Dr. Boyd has a proven record of effective leadership and collaboration with colleagues across campus. She has said she is honored to serve as Acting President as Winthrop prepares for new leadership. Likewise, she feels privileged to stand with Winthrop's dedicated faculty and staff to ensure that students remain the university's highest priority and that they continue to receive an exemplary education.
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Meridian Specialty Vehicles
Meridian Specialty Vehicles holds the distinction of being an Approved Mercedes-Benz® Sprinter upfitter. With focus on quality, safety and innovation Meridian works daily with Mercedes-Benz to assure our Luxury Shuttle Buses, Limo Buses, and Executive Transporters provide the highest quality and the best value to our customers.
Working with the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter as a platform we can build the some of the most comfortable, quiet, fuel-efficient buses packed with the standard features you expect in a luxury brand. Standard items include oversized heating/air conditioning units with ducted air, 6.2" Touchscreen stereos with 9 speaker systems, LED interior and step lighting, the best insulation in the industry, high-end upholstered walls, window sills and headliners and glass egress hatches to name a few. With over 120 available options, we're sure to be able to customize a luxury bus to your needs and still commit to delivery in eight-to-ten weeks from order acceptance.
Be sure to take a look at Meridian's one-of-a-kind Forward Plug Door that will totally change how you look at accessing and seating in a Sprinter, allowing for up to 20 seats total.
The Mercedes-Benz Bleutec Diesel engine provides an average of up to 18 mpg, extended service intervals of up to 20,000 miles and a rated B50 duty cycle of up to 300,000 miles.
Meridian's primary focus is on safety, and as such all of our buses meet or exceed all Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS) they are tested for.
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Welcome to my store. I am a Fine Art Photographer living in Melbourne, Victoria – Australia. I began my love for photography in 2008
I specialize in the area of macro photography. When capturing my macro work I use natural daylight. I combine daylight with the art of reflecting natural daylight back onto the subject. I pride my work on capturing natures beauty and details. I also have a passion for landscape and still life photography.
I am a national and state award winning photographer and have been published in both hard copy and online magazines.
I invite you to take a journey through my work. My portfolio includes: Black and White work, Floral, Landscapes, Still life photography and more which would embrace any wall.
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Imagine a frog that can swallow its eggs, brood its young in its stomach and give birth through its mouth.
The gastric brooding frog existed 30 years ago, but the extraordinary amphibian is now extinct.
In a world first, a team of Australian scientists has taken the first major step in bringing it back to life.
They have successfully reactivated its DNA and produced an embryo.
Professor Mike Archer from the University of New South Wales is part of the team, which also includes researchers from the University of Newcastle.
He says the amphibian was no ordinary frog.
"In the stomach these eggs went on to develop into tadpoles and the tadpoles then went on to develop into little frogs," he told ABC radio's AM program.
"And like any pregnant mum, when you have little babies rattling away in your stomach saying, 'let me out', she would then open her mouth and out would pop little frogs.
"The first people that saw that were aghast. By the time anybody got excited about it, suddenly it was extinct.
"So that's certainly one of the driving reasons why this would be a focal animal for seeing if we can de-extinct this amazing frog."


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About Adelphi University: Adelphi is a world class, modern university with excellent and highly relevant programs where students prepare for lives of active citizenship and professional careers. Through its schools and programs—The College of Arts and Sciences, Derner Institute of Advanced Psychological Studies, Honors College, Ruth S. Ammon School of Education, University College, Robert B. Willumstad School of Business, College of Nursing and Public Health, and School of Social Work—the co-educational university offers undergraduate and graduate degrees as well as professional and educational programs for adults. Adelphi University currently enrolls nearly 8,000 students from 41 states and 60 foreign countries. With its main campus in Garden City and centers in Manhattan, Hauppauge, and Poughkeepsie, the University, chartered in 1896, maintains a commitment to liberal studies in tandem with rigorous professional preparation and active citizenship.
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Whether it's video games, film, recording, art and design, web technology, or the business behind music and entertainment, Full Sail University's campus and online degree programs offer immersive educational experiences centered around the needs of the entertainment and media industry.
Located in Winter Park, Florida (just minutes from Orlando), the Full Sail campus has the look and feel of a creative studio environment, complete with industry-standard recording studios, spacious film soundstages, a motion capture studio, game studios, and a professional performing arts venue – all housed in a 191-acre multimedia complex.
Both campus and online students work within Full Sail's interactive online-based platform. Since students all use the same online learning system, it allows us to push the boundaries with our course content – offering a truly multimedia learning experience.
Through Project LaunchBox™, both campus and online students receive a MacBook Pro pre-equipped with professional software at a deep institutional discount. The Mac serves as a personal workstation, allowing students to work and create wherever they are.
From assisting with production on the nationally syndicated Daily Buzz (filmed on campus), to working alongside ESPN pros on game intros, to designing motion graphics for the Orlando Magic, to working with lights, sound, and set design at our Live Venue, a number of students are able to gain experience on real-world, high-profile projects. Online students work within project based curricula, which can mean doing branding work for a local business, building useable game assets, promoting and managing a band, or launching an Internet marketing company. The goal is for students to graduate with real work that can be presented to a potential employer.
Each program has an advisory board comprised of working professionals who continually update Full Sail on the needs of their industry. Since Full Sail courses are offered on a monthly basis, each program's curriculum can stay up-to-date with advances in the real world.
With more than 37,000 alumni, Full Sail University graduates have worked in many different roles for some of the industry's most well-known companies and contributed to countless notable projects:
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Sister Jennifer wrote:I have a signed copy of The Pratchett Portfolio which is verra special.
My daughter got a Paul McGann signed Dr Who poster from the Lords of Time expo in Brisbane recently. Whenever that was Q? She's extremely chuffed about it & has pride of place among her Dr Who stuff.
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