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Report: Michelle Obama hitting Aspen
First lady Michelle Obama may be hitting the slopes this weekend in the Aspen area -- leaving her husband to hang out alone with friends in Palm Beach.
The Aspen Daily News reports that Obama is spending the President's Day weekend in the area. No word on whether the Obama daughters will join her or further details about what she plans to do.
An aide did not immediately respond to a message from POLITICO seeking more information.
Vice President Joe Biden and his family will also be in the Aspen area, staying in Snowmass, Colo., the White House said.
President Obama will be spending the weekend with friends in Palm Beach -- no doubt playing some golf.
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Platts, a leading global energy, petrochemicals and metals information provider, has expanded its portfolio of maps with the publication of its first-ever World Coal Trade Map. This detailed, printed wall map identifies in striking color the primary components of the global coal industry, from geographic production regions to individual basins by coal type to coal-consuming countries.
Coal source regions are labeled and colored by primary coal type, and countries are color-coded by average coal consumption. Within the map, depictions of major coal ports indicate where large shipments of coal are exported from or imported into a country. Similarly, illustrations of major steel mills – shown in China, Europe and the U.S. – highlight some of the primary industrial consumers of coking coal.
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The new Senior Vice President of Marketing for The Fashion Channel (TFC), a cable television network dedicated to round-the-clock, fashion-oriented programming, is preparing to recommend a change in the company's traditional marketing approach by introducing a market segmentation program. This program is, in part, a response to the intensifying competitive environment for TFC, and it needs to strengthen the company's brand and positioning with viewers and advertisers. At the same time, the program must maintain consumer and distributor satisfaction with the network. Several segmentation options are being considered, each with pros and cons. Consumer research provides insights but does not give a simple answer regarding the best path to take. The reader must evaluate the research results, calculate financial scenarios, and make a recommendation. Also looks at change management issues. TFC has never done a program like this before, and the Senior Vice President of Marketing is new to the job. In addition to making a recommendation, she must manage the change process to insure that the organization and her leadership team peers are fully aligned.
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Students who want to earn money for their education while making a difference in the lives of area children have an opportunity to do so by joining Energy Express.
Energy Express is an eight-week summer reading and nutrition program for children living in West Virginia's rural and low-income communities. The program is currently accepting applications from college bound high school seniors or current enrolled college students that will be 18 or older by June 13, 2012.
Mark Whitt, WVU-ES Mingo County Associate Professor, coordinates the program in the county.
"This is a tremendous opportunity for our college going young adults to serve our county and earn excellent monies towards their college education," Whitt said.
Children living in rural and low-income communities often fall behind during the summer months, starting each school year behind where they were the previous spring.
Some of the factors that lead to this loss are the lack of school breakfast and lunch, and few structured learning opportunities for children living in rural and low income communities.
For those children, Energy Express can be the solution.
The program provides summer learning experiences focused on reading,serves two nutritious family-style meals each day and helps develop strong partnerships involving parents, schools, communities, and state agencies and organizations.
Energy Express is a program under the leadership of WVU Extension Service's 4-H Youth Development program. This AmeriCorps program is funded, in part, by grants from the West Virginia Department of Education and the Arts and Volunteer West Virginia. The Mingo County program costs $575,000 to provide, yet comes at very little cost at the local level, as the majority of funding comes from federal and state government.
Energy Express is currently taking applications for mentor and community coordinators in Mingo County.
Mentors serve directly with children, creating an enriching environment focused on reading, writing, drama, and art. Mentors also eat breakfast and lunch with the children – a valuable time to develop strong bonds.
Community coordinators recruit, train, and supervise volunteers to read with children and engage in other activities at the site.Community Coordinators serve directly with volunteers to raise awareness and involve parents and the community with children's learning.
AmeriCorps members will receive a living allowance of $1,850, training before and during Energy Express, a Segal AmeriCorps Education Award in the form of a voucher for $1,175 (available October 2013), and an opportunity to earn college credit.
To apply online, go to www.energyexpress.wvu.edu or call the WVU Extension at 304 235-0370.


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Regional commission calls for boost in affordable housing
Housing costs become a financial burden if a family spends more than 30% of household income just to put a roof over their heads, according to the Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission. Families in those circumstances are not living in affordable housing.
Fully 36% of households in the seven-county region live with this burden and a resulting lack of income for basic needs such as food, medical care and transportation, the commission says in a preliminary housing plan.
What to do about it takes up much of the report. »Read Full Article(23)
Candidates roll through key states in final push
Hurtling from one battleground state to another, President Barack Obama, Republican challenger Mitt Romney and their running mates raced through one last, long day of campaigning, each of them asking voters to trust that better days are ahead and deliver an election day victory.
In Madison, thousands of supporters squeezed into the two blocks between the Capitol and Monona Terrace for Obama's third trip to Wisconsin in five days and his second in a month to the state's capital city. Traveling with rock icon Bruce Springsteen, he then headed to Columbus, Ohio, and on to Des Moines - attempting to erect what has become known as a Midwest firewall against Romney's challenge.
"No retreat, no surrender," sang Springsteen, warming up Obama's crowd on a frosty morning. In his 24-minute speech, Obama remembered victims of superstorm Sandy, defended his record and attacked his Republican rival. »Read Full Article(1000)
Chilly, rainy forecast could affect voting
On election day in Wisconsin the political winds will be blowing from the south at 5 to 15 mph.
The forecast calls for a wintry mix of rain and snow in the south with an inch or more of snow in northern Wisconsin, leading to perhaps the chilliest election day in the Milwaukee area in more than three decades.
If surveys and recent historical data of presidential election turnouts are correct, the crummy weather may make Mitt Romney and other Republican candidates smile. »Read Full Article(23)
Ryan returns home to Wisconsin
Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan received a tumultuous reception during his homecoming late Monday night at Mitchell International Airport.
"One more day, Wisconsin, we're going to do this," Ryan told more than 2,000 Republican Party supporters crammed into a hangar at Sterling Aviation.
"This is a special moment for us," Ryan said, joined at the podium by his wife, Janna, and their three children. "We have traveled across this country as a family, talking with people throughout America who care so deeply about their country; who know this is a unique moment, a serious moment, a serious time." »Read Full Blog Post(45)
County Board OKs tax increase; Abele vows veto
Milwaukee County's portion of the property tax bill would rise by $3.95 million to $279.3 million in 2013, or 1.4%, under a budget approved by the County Board Monday.
The board approved the levy and budget on identical 13-5 votes.
Major changes made to County Executive Chris Abele's plan included scaling back much of a large health care cost increase for county employees, rejecting a proposal to have the Milwaukee Police Department take over patrols of the lakefront and other county parks in the city and removing the County Correctional Facility-South in Franklin from Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr.'s oversight. »Read Full Article(51)
Suicide reported in Lambeau Field parking lot
Green Bay police Monday night were investigating the apparent suicide of a man in the parking lot outside Lambeau Field.
The man was found inside a vehicle shortly before 7:30 p.m. with what is believed to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound, police said.
SDC budget has assumption of funding built in
The 2013 proposed budget for the antipoverty agency Social Development Commission counts on a $21 million contract to continue operating Head Start, despite the uncertainties surrounding the children's services program.
Even with Head Start penciled into the budget, spending at the agency continues to shrink.
The agency had grown in recent years to a peak budget of $59 million a year in 2010. The agency's current budget is $49 million. »Read Full Article(7)
DNR deliberately setting fire to public land
Madison - The Department of Natural Resources will be doing some controlled burning on public land in Wisconsin this fall.
The DNR said the fires are an ecological and economic way to limit unwanted plants that overcrowd native vegetation. The agency said the burning also stimulates prairie grass and improves the habitat for game and waterfowl.
The fires also improve cover for pheasants and other nesting birds and help create pockets of open water for waterfowl in low areas.
Prescribed burns in the state's south central region are scheduled in Columbia, Dane, Green, Iowa, Jefferson, Lafayette, Rock, Sauk, Walworth and Waukesha counties. (6)
Southeastern Wisconsin foreclosure filings rise
Mortgage foreclosure filings rose 10% in October from the same month a year ago in southeastern Wisconsin, and remain up for the year so far.
Court records show there were 887 foreclosure filings last month, compared with 806 in October of 2011 in Kenosha, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, Walworth, Washington and Waukesha counties. Filings rose in Kenosha, Milwaukee and Racine counties, while falling in Walworth, Washington and Waukesha counties. They were unchanged in Ozaukee County.
Through the first 10 months of the year, there were 9,186 mortgage foreclosure filings in southeastern Wisconsin, up about 5% from the same period in 2011. »Read Full Article(7)
Teen in crash that killed 3 gets year in jail
Fond du Lac - A Campbellsport woman was sentenced Monday to a year in jail for a crash that killed three of her friends in February.
Carly Ottery, 19, was sentenced in Fond du Lac County Circuit Court. Prosecutors said she was driving more than 100 mph when she lost control of an SUV filled with friends from Campbellsport High School.
Sabrina Stahl, 15, Katie Berg, 16, and Caitlin Scannell, 17, were killed. »Read Full Article(33)
Plan in works for 'unjamming' westbound 794
Relief is coming to those stuck in traffic jams on westbound I-794 near the Marquette Interchange, state officials promised Monday. But it won't happen until next year.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation announced Monday that it plans to re-establish a second lane of traffic from westbound I-794 to I-94 near 11th St. and add an auxiliary lane on I-94 from 25th to 35th St. The project will cost $4 million and take two to three months in the spring.
State officials say this will cause a positive domino effect to the east, reducing long delays near 11th St. where traffic merges into one lane at the bottleneck. »Read Full Article(40)
Rockwell earnings dip in quarter but beat forecasts
Rockwell Automation Inc. posted better-than-expected earnings in the final quarter of its fiscal year but said it faces a sluggish global economy as it begins a new business year.
"We delivered solid results in a challenging environment this year," Chief Executive Keith Nosbusch said in the quarterly statement issued Monday.
The Milwaukee-based supplier of factory automation systems made net income of $195.2 million, or $1.38 a share, in the fiscal fourth quarter ended Sept. 30, down from $201.8 million, or $1.39, a year earlier. Although the figure fell from last year's fourth quarter, Wall Street analysts on average had expected per-share earnings of $1.32. »Read Full Article
Man beaten to death leaving south side nightclub
A man was beaten to death after leaving a south side nightclub early Sunday and was identified by police Monday as Mariano Lopez.
Lopez had just left the Tropical Latino with a friend when the two were confronted by a large group of people and beaten shortly before 2:30 a.m. Sunday, police said. He died Sunday night.
Police did not make available details about his identity, including his age or where he lived. »Read Full Article
Train-maker Talgo sues Gov. Walker, Wisconsin
Madison - A manufacturer has sued Gov. Scott Walker and is claiming it does not have to turn over two new train sets that have cost the state more than $42 million.
The state agreed in 2009 to buy two new train sets from Talgo Inc. for Amtrak's Hiawatha line, which runs from Milwaukee to Chicago, but Walker's administration and Republicans in the Legislature have repeatedly clashed with the firm since last year.
In March, the Legislature's Joint Finance Committee voted 12-4 on party lines to reject borrowing $2.5 million for additional planning to replace a maintenance base for the trains. Walker's Department of Transportation said that vote meant the state would not be able to put the trains into service. »Read Full Article(380)
Report details fatal injuries suffered by Milwaukee boy, 5
Disturbing details emerged Monday in the case of a south side couple charged in the beating death of the woman's 5-year-old son last month.
A detective testifying Monday at a preliminary examination for Marcos A. Colin, 23, said the boy's mother told him Colin promised they'd both go to prison if she took her son to the hospital.
A medical examiner's report also was released Monday that detailed the extensive injuries doctors say killed the boy, revealing that his biological father rushed here from Florida when he heard the boy was hospitalized, and showing that the child had not been involved with social services. »Read Full Article
Douglas Dynamics 3Q earnings fall more than 40%
Douglas Dynamics Inc. said Monday third-quarter earnings fell more than 40% because of record-low snowfall last winter, continued economic weakness and record drought.
The Milwaukee maker of snow plows for light trucks said net income declined to $2.33 million, or 10 cents a share, from $3.92 million, or 18 cents, a year earlier. Sales declined 29.3% to $37.8 million from $53.5 million.
"Our preseason order period in 2012 was basically in line with our internal expectations, but fell short of 2011 results due to the record low snowfall during the 2011-'12 winter season, which was the lowest since 1961-'62, according to the U.S. national Snowfall Records," President and chief executive James Janik said in a statement. »Read Full Article
Driver who struck deputies' car now facing homicide charge
An 18-year-old St. Francis man who authorities say plowed into Waukesha County Sheriff's patrol car on a freeway last week now faces a homicide charge for the death of his own passenger.
According to the criminal complaint:
Ihor M. Sahan was speeding east on Interstate 94 about 2:40 a.m. Thursday when he slammed into the squad car that was parked in the turnaround area at Sunny Slope Road. Deputies Bryan Skaar and Patrick Sykes were running radar speed enforcement and noted Sahan's vehicle approaching at 74 mph right before it struck their car. »Read Full Article
1 dead, 1 arrested in Jefferson motel shooting
Jefferson - A woman was fatally shot at the Hilltop motel early Monday and a man in his 20s was arrested, authorities said. The woman's name and other details were not released.
Bank Mutual raises quarterly dividend
Bank Mutual Corp. said Monday it has raised its quarterly dividend to 2 cents a share from 1 cent.
The Brown Deer-based parent company of Bank Mutual bank said the dividend will be paid Nov. 30 to shareholders as of Nov. 16.
With assets of about $2.5 billion, Bank Mutual is the fourth-largest bank headquartered in Wisconsin. It operates 76 branches in Wisconsin and one in Minnesota.
Before the announcement, Bank Mutual shares closed up 5 cents at $4.41. (1)
GAB: More than half million voters asked for absentee ballots
The Government Accountability Board said Monday that more than 545,000 voters had requested absentee ballots so far for Tuesday's election, including nearly 393,000 requesting them for in-person, early voting.
"It is clear absentee voting plays an important role in the election, with more than half a million people making requests during a shorter time period," said Kevin J. Kennedy, the GAB's director and general counsel. "Absentee voting in clerks offices finished up Friday, giving clerks more time to be better prepared for election day on Tuesday."
The GAB said that, as of Monday morning, at least 545,060 voters had requested absentee ballots, according to Wisconsin's local election officials who track them using the Statewide Voter Registration System. There were 392,912 ballots requested in clerks' offices, and 152,148 ballots requested by mail and other methods. »Read Full Blog Post(6)
Shuttle area at Miller Park is getting an upgrade
Shuttles to and from Miller Park for Milwaukee Brewers' games have become an increasingly popular option for fans.
But the spot just behind home plate outside Miller Park has become a bottleneck in recent seasons for those who use the shuttles and those who are arriving at the stadium on foot.
As a result, work is under way to improve the shuttle area. »Read Full Blog Post(7)
Brookfield Trader Joe's celebrates grand opening today
Grocery chain Trader Joe's officially opened its Brookfield location today.
The 12,500-square-foot store celebrated its grand opening at 12665 W. Bluemound Road this morning with Brookfield Mayor Steve Ponto and store manager Jeff Clark cutting a ceremonial lei. Festivities will continue throughout the day, with face painting for kids and food demonstrations.
The chain describes itself as a grocery store like no other, carrying domestic and imported items including fresh-baked artisan breads, international frozen entrees, 100 percent juices, deli items, and vitamins and supplements. »Read Full Article
Stave knew immediately his injury was serious
Madison - Wisconsin officials made quarterback Joel Stave available for a brief interview session on Monday.
A few quick highlights:
Stave, who suffered a broken collarbone on UW's first offensive play of the second half against Michigan State, knew immediately the injury was serious and his season in jeopardy. »Read Full Blog Post(10)
Kids choose Obama in presidential election simulations
Who would young people pick for president?
That's what a variety of youth-focused election activities and mock elections have attempted to capture recently, as groups aim to educate children about the importance of voting and participating in a democratic process.
A publishing company out of Madison - Knowledge Unlimited - that has a presence in Milwaukee Public Schools collected 3,000 votes for president from students in member schools nationwide. The majority of votes cast were to re-elect President Barack Obama. »Read Full Blog Post(70)
Brandon Jennings named conference player of week
St. Francis - Brandon Jennings' big opening weekend was hard to ignore.
The Bucks point guard was named the Eastern Conference player of the week on Monday after leading his team to back-to-back victories over Boston and Cleveland.
It was the first such honor for Jennings since his rookie year, when he was honored after his 55-point game against Golden State. »Read Full Blog Post(71)
Judge bemoans city's violence as he sends another teen to prison
A judge could not contain his frustration Monday as he faced, once again, the task of sentencing a Milwaukee teenager for the senseless death of another young man.
"This is another case that's evidence of the complete and utter disregard for life in some parts of this community," said Milwaukee County Circuit Judge David Borowski. "Nothing changes. No one seems to care about the epidemic of violence."
He noted that the many long sentences he and other judges impose, meant in part to deter others, seem to have little effect. »Read Full Blog Post
Details offered in suspected child abuse death of 5-year-old
Disturbing details emerged Monday in the case of a south side couple charged in the beating death of the woman's 5-year-old son last month.
A detective testifying at a preliminary examination for Marcos A. Colin, 23, said the boy's mother told him Colin promised they'd both go to prison if she took her son to the hospital.
Colin, 23, and his girlfriend, Alyssa Marie Banda, 20, are charged with being party to the crime of child neglect resulting in the death of Banda's son, Jayden Banda. »Read Full Blog Post
$1.1 million contract backed for MMSD hazardous household waste program
Veolia Environmental Services Technical Solutions LLC would be paid $1.1 million in 2013 to operate the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District's household hazardous waste collection and disposal programs, under a proposed contract.
The operations committee of the MMSD Commission on Monday recommended approval of a one-year extension of Veolia's existing contract for the program open to Milwaukee County residents.
Veolia's Technical Solutions LLC based in Menomonee Falls - also known as the Dukes of Hazardous Waste on the MMSD website - manages three year-round collection facilities and several mobile collection sites for the district. »Read Full Article(1)
3 injured, 1 held in Sheboygan Falls shooting
Sheboygan Falls - Three people are hurt and another is in custody after a shooting in Sheboygan Falls.
Police Chief Steve Riffel told The Sheboygan Press that police responded to an eight-unit apartment building about 6 a.m. Monday after a physical fight between three men and a woman spilled out into a parking lot.
Riffel said gunshots were fired both inside and outside the apartment building. Three men were taken to hospitals, two with gunshot wounds to the leg, and the third with unspecified injuries.
Riffel said the shooting suspect was arrested at the scene. He said a woman is also being questioned by police.
Roadrunner Transportation acquires California company
Roadrunner Transportation Systems Inc. said Monday it has acquired Central Cal Transportation, a provider of intermodal transportation from northern California.
The purchase price was about $4 million plus additional future compensation based on the business achieving certain future financial goals. The acquisition was financed with borrowings under Roadrunner's credit facility.
Central Cal transports primarily nuts, wine and retail import products. »Read Full Article(2)
Madison police chief says all OK for Obama event
Madison -- Madison Police Chief Noble Wray said there have been no incidents or problems so far for the event with the president and Bruce Springsteen.
A final crowd count is on the way, Wray said. (13)
Manitowoc 3Q earnings fall 6.3% amid lower overseas demand
The Manitowoc Co. reported a 6.3% decline in third-quarter earnings Monday, as growth in crane sales in the Americas was offset by lower demand in Europe and Asia.
The Manitowoc-based manufacturer of construction cranes and food service equipment said net income fell to $22.2 million, or 17 cents a share, from $23.7 million, or 18 cents, a year earlier. Sales increased 2.2% to $955.7 million from $935.4 million.
"While third-quarter results fell short of our expectations in some key areas, we also had several notable positives despite lingering uncertainty and continued pressure in the global macroeconomic environment," Glen E. Tellock, Manitowoc's chairman and chief executive officer, said in a statement. »Read Full Article
Harley-Davidson Museum offers free admission to veterans this weekend
The Harley-Davidson Museum is offering free admission to veterans, active-duty military personnel and their immediate families Saturday and Sunday.
It is part of the museum's veteran celebration weekend, which includes activities such as St. John's Northwestern Military Academy cadets honoring veterans from World War I to the present.
The museum has a permanent gallery, on the second floor, dedicated to Harley's relationship with the military. Here's a link for information about the weekend program.
The free admission is limited to one additional adult and four children under age 18. (10)
Obama, Springsteen take stage
With a crowd numbering thousands between the Capitol and Monona Terrace, Obama sought with his 24-minute speech to lock down a second term with his second trip to the state in the three days. Later in the day he and Springsteen will hit
Suspect sought in fatal Beloit shooting
Beloit - Beloit police are looking for a suspect in a fatal weekend shooting.
Officers and paramedics responded to a residential property Sunday about 11 a.m. where a 19-year-old Chicago man with multiple gunshot wounds was found in a yard. Police said Ricky Sims was taken to Beloit Hospital, where he died during surgery.
Investigators said the suspect and victim had been in two separate vehicles just before the shooting. Police said the 28-year-old man from Harvey, Ill., is also a suspect in an April attempted homicide case in Beloit.
Watch '60 Minutes' interview with Aaron Rodgers
Here is the 11-minute interview with Green Bay Packer Aaron Rodgers that ran on Sunday's "60 Minutes." Two odd things:
1) The broadcast was delayed by football, so if you set your DVR to record the show you may have missed the interview, which was the last segment of the night.
However, I was in the car between 6 and 7 p.m. and listened to it air during its scheduled time period on Chicago's WBBM-AM. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Milwaukee a finalist in Bloomberg challenge
Milwaukee is one of 20 cities named a finalist in The Mayor's Challenge, a national competition organized by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg to generate innovative, local solutions to national problems.
More than 300 cities entered the competition, which comes with a $5 million grand prize.
"Let me start off by saying, we're in, we made the cut," said Mayor Tom Barrett to a group gathered Monday at Walnut Way Conservation Corp., a neighborhood organization and urban garden in a former drug house. »Read Full Blog Post(24)
Medical offices in Milwaukee, Mequon sold
The Water Tower Medical Commons building, 2350 N. Lake Drive, Milwaukee, and the Seton Professional building, 13133 N. Port Washington Road, Mequon, are among 14 buildings in six states recently sold by Seavest Healthcare to Duke Realty, according to Xceligent real estate reporting service.
The 162,000-square-foot Water Tower Medical Commons sold for $40.9 million, and the the 72,822-square-foot Seton building sold for $11 million.
Indianapolis-based Duke Realty is one of the nation's largest owners of commercial real estate. (2)
DNR urges hunters to donate venison
Madison - The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is urging hunters to donate venison to feed the hungry.
In the past 12 years, hunters have donated 80,000 deer that were processed into more than 3.6 million pounds of ground venison. It was distributed to food pantries across the state.
Brad Koele, the DNR's wildlife biologist coordinating the venison program, said the hunters, meat processors and volunteers have been incredibly generous but they need help again this year with donations. »Read Full Article(3)
On Tap for Today: Making holiday plans already
Oh, Monday. You're such a minx.
On one hand, you're the punishing notice that the weekend has ended. On the other hand, you hold all the promise of a new week.
And these events: »Read Full Blog Post


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Bolt tries to make history in 200m
After defending his men's 100m Olympic title Sunday, Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt became the first man to win back-to-back 100-meter and 200-meter Olympic titles when he claimed the 200m crown Thursday.
Bolt held off his compatriot and training partner Yohan Blake down the stretch to take the victory. Bolt finished in 19.32 seconds. Blake was second in 19.44. The Jamaicans completed a sweep of the event when Warren Weir took third in 19.84.
American Wallace Spearmon was fourth in 19.90 seconds.
Bolt silenced critics Sunday in his 100m victory. Bolt lost to Blake earlier this summer at the Jamaican Olympic Trials, which caused some to question whether he was still the fastest man. He proved them wrong by defeating Blake and the rest of the field in one of the Olympics' most popular events.
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EAST BEND - After knocking off Yadkin County rival Starmount to kick off 2013, the Falcons have dropped back-to-back games to the Mountain Valley Conference's top squads.
Against Elkin (7-0) Tuesday night, a cold-shooting second half doomed Forbush as the Elks cruised to the 74-46 victory. The Falcons were out-manned their last time out against Wilkes Central (6-1), falling 59-35 Friday night.
The Elks started slow as Forbush came out firing.
Barrett Hennings scored six points in the opening quarter - including an 'and-1' with 15 seconds remaining - as the Falcons led 14-12 after one.
The Falcons pushed their lead out to as much as six at 23-17 in the second before Elkin responded.
Following Hennings' bucket at 23-17, the Elks closed the half on a convincing 16-4 run over the final 6:01 to take a 33-27 lead into the break.
In the second half, Forbush was out-scored 41-19 to coast to the dominating 74-46 victory.
Hennings powered the Falcons with 15 points on the night, while Jacob Funk tacked on nine points. Mason Doub finished with seven points with Bennett Winslow and Bryson Lee adding four points apiece.
Against Wilkes Central, the Falcons never found their rhythm.
The Eagles jumped out to a 14-7 lead in the opening quarter and led by as much as 10 in the first half, taking a 26-18 lead into the break.
Forbush only managed 17 second-half points, falling 59-35. The performance was the Falcons' second lowest scoring out-put of the season.
Doub finished the night with a team-high 11 points, while Hennings added eight points.
The Falcons will look to bounce back this week against Alleghany Tuesday night before hosting East Wilkes Friday night.
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Each of these four student-athletes are earning the award for the first time in their careers. Grey and Tobias are the two seniors to earn the award. Grey is majoring in Photography, while Tobias is majoring in exercise science. Two juniors, Gephart and Yates, also earned the award. Gephart is an exercise science major, while Yates is majoring in biology.
Ward, Welch Named NAIA Scholar-Athletes
Juniors Bethany Ward and Teresa Welch have been named NAIA Scholar-Athletes. This academic honor is in addition to the Academic All-MSC selection that each earned earlier in the fall. To be eligible for this award, student-athletes must be in junior academic standing and have a cumulative GPA of at least 3.50.
Both members of the junior class, this was the first season that Ward was eligible for the honor. She is majoring in accounting. Welch earns the award for the second time in her career. She is an education major.
Brandon Prince Named NAIA Scholar-Athlete
Senior Brandon Prince has been named an NAIA Scholar-Athlete for the men's soccer team. This academic honor is in addition to his Academic All-MSC selection that he earned earlier in the fall. To be eligible for this award, student-athletes must be in junior academic standing and have a cumulative GPA of at least 3.50.
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Brad Liston and Joe Stewart have been named NAIA Scholar-Athletes, adding to each of their postseason accolades. Both Liston and Stewart were first-team All-MSC runners that ran at the NAIA Championships this weekend. To qualify, student-athletes must be at least in junior academic standing and maintain a 3.5 GPA.
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Finally time for Thirsty Thursday! Spring Break has passed but the headache and "what did I do to myself?!" feeling may still be lingering. The best way to nurse a hangover is to consume more... proven theory. Recover with this week's drink and alcohol soaking appetizer!
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1 oz Jack Daniels
1 oz cherry juice
½ oz amaretto
½ oz brandy
2 oz Cherry Cola
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Add the cherries to the bottom of a glass and smash. In a cocktail shaker, add the Jack, cherry juice, amaretto and brandy and shake well. Add in ice with your smashed cherries and pour in your shaken mix. Top off with the Cherry Cola and stir. Cherry and whiskey?! Doesn't get any better.
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16 oz pizza dough
2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
2 cups baby spinach, chopped
2 cloves minced garlic
3 oz softened cream cheese
½ cup light sour cream
2 tbsp fresh parmesan cheese
1/8 tsp chili powder
Big pinch of kosher salt
Sprinkle of pepper, about 1/8 tsp
1/3 cup shredded mozzarella cheese
Preheat the oven to 350. Spray a mini muffin cup pan with cooking spray and pinch off a small amount of pizza dough and add to each cup. Flatten dough on all sides of the cups and set aside. In a skillet over medium heat, heat the olive oil and add spinach. Cook until wilted (about 3 minutes) then add in garlic and cook for an additional minute before turning the heat off. Combine the cream cheese, sour cream, cooked spinach mixture, parmesan cheese, chili powder, salt and pepper and mix until well combined. Divide the spinach dip between the muffin cups (should make about 32 total) and sprinkle with mozzarella. Cook for 15- 17, allow to cool for 5 and eat up!
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Even though the lawmakers of the 2 states have known for years that surveys from the 1700's were notoriously inaccurate- in many cases off by miles, they didnt bother doing a new survey until 2010.
The whole reason Toledo is in Ohio instead of Michigan is because the original survey guys screwed up by about 60miles. Ohio/Michigan had a huge row over Toledo back in the early 1810s, and Georgia/Florida fought over their boundaries, along with Georga/Tennesss over the years.
Yet N and S Carolina went along ignorantly keeping a border that was based on hatchet marks (seriously) from the original survey.
and its relevant because......?
93 homes that people purchased specifically because they were in South Carolina (better schools, less expensive gas, taxes its not NORTH Carolina, etc...) including several in a major subdivision, are now being changed to North Carolina residents. screwing up where their kids go to school, what taxes they have to pay, and all kinds of other issues.
and since there's a rivalry between the 2 states, it would almost be like someone living in East Texas suddenly being told, sorry man, you are now a cajun.
I wonder if the homeowners have any recourse to sue their title companies that signed off on the property descriptions being in South Carolina?
tl;dr 93 Border-dwelling S Carolina residents are now N Carolina residents- lolz sux for themLAKE WYLIE, S.C. — Relatively small errors by surveyors using stakes, hatchets and mental arithmetic 240 years ago could mean the end of Victor Boulware's tiny convenience store.
For decades, officials thought the land where the store sits was in South Carolina, because maps said the boundary with North Carolina drawn back in the 1700s was just to the north.
But modern-day surveyors, using computers and GPS systems, redrew the border to narrow it down to the centimeter. Their results put the new line about 150 feet south of the old one and placed Boulware's Lake Wylie Minimarket in North Carolina, where the gas prices are 30 cents higher and the fireworks that boost his bottom line are illegal.
"If I end up across the line, it is going to shut this business down," Boulware said.
On a recent weekday, nearly every car stopping to get gas or a snack had a North Carolina license plate. The $3.59 per gallon price was the only reason Aaron Taule of Belmont, N.C., stopped.
"It's all about saving money, right?" Taule said. "If this place had North Carolina prices, I'd of just waved and passed right by."
But for the owners of 93 properties who suddenly find themselves in another state, it's a bureaucratic nightmare. The state line determines so much in their lives — what schools they go to, what area code their phone number starts with even who provides them gas and electricity. Small utility cooperatives in South Carolina are banned from extending services across the state line. Most of the properties in question are near Charlotte, N.C.
"I'm having a hard time being funny about this when mysterious forces bigger than you are shoving you around," said Frederick Berlinger, who suddenly has been told that he goes to bed at night in Spartanburg County, S.C. after 15 years in what he thought was Polk County, N.C.
He studied maps when he bought more than 60 acres of land in the mid-1990s. About two-thirds was in South Carolina, but he picked the spot for his home in North Carolina. Or at least he thought he did.
[b]The problems for Berlinger and the other property owners began before the United States was even a country, when the king of England sent surveyors to draw a boundary between the two Carolinas. His instructions in 1735 were explicit: Start 30 miles south of the mouth of the Cape Fear River and have surveyors head northwest until they reached 35 degrees latitude. Then the border would head west across the country to the Pacific Ocean. But the surveyors didn't follow the instructions exactly[b], and future instructions led to the state line's twists and turns around Charlotte and in the mountains.
The surveyors used poles and measured chains, determining what direction to head from the sun and stars, doing math in their heads, and putting hatchet blows on trees to mark the boundary. Over time, those trees disappeared, but the state line still needed to show up on maps.
For decades, mapmakers and officials in both North Carolina and South Carolina urged their states to revisit the line. The U.S. Congress set the boundary as the instructions given out by the king, not the line on subsequent maps.
"This should have been done decades ago before all this growth. People called us, we're supposed to be the authorities on the state line and all we could say is we don't know for certain," said Sidney Miller, who is helping lead the survey for South Carolina.
This survey is designed to put almost all questions about where the line is drawn to rest. The boundary will be recorded with GPS coordinates and permanently marked with stakes and stones driven into the ground.
Boundary disputes in the United States are as old as the country's founding and often get nasty. The U.S. Supreme Court has settled arguments between Georgia and Florida; Oklahoma and Texas; Missouri and Iowa. Michigan and Ohio nearly went to war in the 1830s over a strip of land.
North Carolina and South Carolina wanted to solve their problems with a little more Southern cooperation, so they created the Joint Boundary Commission nearly two decades ago.
The commission meets Friday in Rock Hill, S.C. Members are expected to work on proposals they hope will be passed in each state to grandfather in where landowners send their children to school, forgive them for back taxes they may owe and allow utilities to cross state lines to serve customers without disruption.
Jeff Langley has already spoken to members of the commission. He lives about a mile from the Lake Wylie Minimart in a subdivision that's split by the state line. Langley bought a home 15 years ago, checking carefully that it was in South Carolina. The new state line now goes through his back deck and the house is in North Carolina.
He's worried about a property tax increase and a potential drop in his property value. He's asked his South Carolina House member and senator for help, but chances are he soon won't be able to vote for either of them. He's aggravated about the change, but is resigned to it. But the government can't make the Clemson fan happy about it.
"I was born a sandlapper and I want to remain a sandlapper," Langley wrote to the commission. "And there is no way in hell I am rooting for the Tar Heels."
Once both Carolinas take action to make the transition easier for the 93 property owners, the commission will submit the new state line to the Legislature in South Carolina and the North Carolina Council of State for approval. Not approving the border could open either state up to a number of lawsuits.
The survey work isn't finished. The team is preparing to draw the rest of the state line all the way to the Atlantic Ocean. Fewer problems are expected because the area is more rural.


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Two-time National Player of the Year and Creighton Athletics Hall of Famer Johnny Torres is back for his eighth season on the Bluejay bench, following a decade-long professional soccer career. Arguably the greatest soccer star in Creighton and Missouri Valley Conference history, Torres played for the Bluejays from 1994-97.
Torres claimed the National Assistant Coach of the Year honor from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) in January 2012 at the organization's awards banquet. He was also named the NSCAA Midwest Region Assistant Coach of the Year for the second straight year following recognition after the 2011 season. He played an integral role in Creighton's run to back-to-back College Cups as a member of head coach Elmar Bolowich's staff.
In 2013 he helped guide the Jays through their inaugural season in the BIG EAST Conference and a tough non-conference slate. Creighton finished the season with a 9-9-2 overall record and a 4-4-1 mark in league play. Seven Jays claimed spots on 2013 All-BIG EAST Teams. Upperclassmen Eric Miller and Zach Barnes claimed NSCAA All-Great Lakes Region honors and later were drafted in the 2014 MLS SuperDraft.
He helped direct the Bluejays to a 17-4-3 record and their second consecutive appearance in a College Cup In 2012. Creighton won the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) regular-season and tournament titles for a second straight season. Along the way the Bluejays tied the MVC record for the fewest goals allowed (one) in a Valley season set by CU in 2011. CU entered the 2012 College Cup on a 14-match unbeaten streak before falling 1-0 to national champion Indiana in a semifinal.
Three times in Torres' first five seasons on the Bluejay bench, the Creighton men's soccer staff was honored as the MVC Coaching Staff of the Year, earning the nod in 2008, 2010 and 2011. His roles on the coaching staff include scouting, recruiting and training. He also plays a major role in working with student-athletes on service projects in the Omaha area.
Torres himself has always been active in service throughout his collegiate and professional playing days. He visited thousands of youth in the Omaha community in the 1990s. Torres was tabbed the Children's Miracle Network National "Hometown Hero" in 1996. A native of Medellin, Colombia, he was honored by the Omaha City Council with "Johnny Torres Day" on Oct. 27, 1996, in recognition of earning U.S. Citizenship just days before, his community service and his soccer skills.
Torres was named to the MVC All-Centennial Team in 2006 and in 2011 he became the first men's soccer player inducted into the Missouri Valley Conference Hall of Fame. In 1997 he won both the Hermann Trophy and the Missouri Athletic Club Award (prior to the combination of the awards), recognizing him as the National Player of the Year. In 1996, he earned National Player of the Year honors from Soccer America after leading the Bluejays to their first College Cup appearance. When his career ended, he was the Valley's all-time scoring (128 points) and assists (36) leader.
He was the fifth overall pick in the first round of the 1998 MLS Draft by the New England Revolution. He played for the Revolution for four seasons and also played for the Miami Fusion and Chicago Fire of Major League Soccer, before continuing his career in the USL for the Minnesota Thunder and the Milwaukee Wave United, before moving to indoor soccer with the Milwaukee Wave. In 2010, he returned to the professional ranks as a player, leading the Omaha Vipers of the Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL) in goals scored. In 2009, he played on the United States Adult Soccer Association Over 30 championship team – Nebraska 402 – which qualified and participated in the U.S. Open Cup in 2009.
Torres returned to the Creighton campus in the fall of 2007 to complete his undergraduate degree while serving as the Bluejays' undergraduate manager. After receiving the NCAA Degree Completion Award, he earned his degree in social work from Creighton in the spring of 2008.
The 2004 Creighton Athletics Hall of Fame inductee, two-time First Team All-American and three-time First Team All-Region and all-conference selection has a son, Dominic. Torres married Sara Heck in 2013.
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The week has been a busy one. Hectic, to say the least, but energizing as only hectic weeks can be. Husband in his corner, typing, typing, making phones calls, his muffled voice shifting through the closed office door, his intense concentration and tenacity broken only by the occasional wandering into my workspace for a bit of tension-relieving buffoonery. And I have spent my days editing, revising, adjusting and adding paragraphs … or cutting paragraphs on two articles soon to be published, finally hitting the send button with a satisfied tick. Simon rushes into the apartment and then out again loaded down with bags and sacks of school supplies and what to make dinner for three or four hard-working students, swallowed up into the night.
The weather has finally cooled down a bit, and as autumn sets in, wrapping the city in a golden glow, we put aside our work, slip into sweaters and coats and rediscover our lovely city. Camera in hand, I notice what I never took note of, what I simply never saw before.
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Kamito Hirai, a 2009 Pinewood graduate, recently competed in the 2013 Japan Open Golf Tournament.
Hirai played his way into the tournament during qualifying rounds, held in Japan, in July and August of this year. The tournament, which is similar to the US Open, is the national championship of Japan and featured numerous professional players, many of whom play either in the U.S. on the PGA tour or on the European and Asian professional tours.
A total of eight amateurs qualified in the field of 154 players. The tournament was played at the Ibaraki Golf club outside of Tokyo. Total prize money for the event was 2 million dollars, although Hirai was playing as an amateur and ineligible for any prize money.
Hirai opened the tournament with a 1-under-par 70 that put him in ninth place after the opening round. The second day saw him post a 2-over 73. On day two Kamito's sister Reona, who graduates from Pinewood in May and had flown over with their mom to watch him play, got a chance to serve as his caddy. Hirai's two-day score of 1 over was good enough for him to make the cut as the field was reduced from 154 players to 64. Day three proved to be a tough one as he had a 7-over 78. Day four saw him rebound with another 73 to finish tied for 48th.
"This was a great experience and great showing for Kamito," Pinewood golf coach Greg Baechtle said. "The tournament is one of the biggest in Asia and attracts a lot of quality players. To be able to play in your country's national championship is quite an accomplishment."
Kamito graduated from Winthrop in 2013 and won state golf championship with Baechtle in 2006, 2008, 2009.
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|20% at 70 Amps
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|115 Volt - 20 Amp
|Output Power:
|70 Amps / DC
|18 Gauge to 3/16-in Steel
|Wire Sizes:
|0.030-in & 0.035-in on 4-in or 8-in Spools
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Comments about Flux Core Wire Feed Welder:
I use the WF2150 for misc home and auto repairs. I don't agree with any of the cons in other reviews, if the heat and wire feed are set right it works great. Just make sure you start the bead on a real clean area with a good ground or the wire will feed out too fast, that is the only problem I had with the welder.
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I just got it played with it a couple hours I like it so far I just do light repairs lawn mowers bikes some bigger stuff I think it will work good for me
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I use the welder for auto repair. It is a great little welder very easy-to-use and portable. It is extremely easy to learn how to use.
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This welder is very frustrating to use. Right when you get the metals to the right temperature, the wire jams. You have to pull it out with a pair of pliers.
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This is the first wire feed welder i have owned . So far it has met my expectations !
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Q:Where. can i get an instruction. manual for the wf2150 flux core wire feed welder?
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A:Please contact the manufacturer direct @ 1-800-543-6400
Q:where can i find replacement parts for this? needing a new gun and the part that feeds the wire. thanks
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A:Please contact the manufacturer directly at 800-543-6400 for parts.
Q:Can this model be converted to use mig gas
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A:No, this is flux core wire welder and cannot be converted.
A:No, this is flux core wire welder and cannot be converted.
Q:does this require gas and air ?
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A:It's a flux core welder,the flux core wire is hollow with flux inside it and as you weld it turns this flux into gas so no gas is needed to weld.It's similiar to stick welding where as the flux is on the outside of the wire as to where flux core wire has it on the inside.This welder is flux core only,not capable of mig welding so no gas is required.
A:This machine works with standard 15 or 20-amp household outlets.
A:This welder operates on electricity. There is not gas or air needed.
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RECONDITIONED Welding Equipment: From the date of purchase by the original purchaser as follows: 90 Day Limited Warranty.
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WHAT IS COVERED UNDER THIS WARRANTY: Defects in material and workmanship which occur within the duration of the warranty period. This warranty extends to the Welder, the Welders Transformer and Rectifier, Welding Gun or Electrode Holder, and cables only.
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Devin Maurice Mims, 29 failure to pay as ordered
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May 29, 2014
another great Bosca product
I have owned a very similar Bosca wallet for about 10 years...great product, but now wearing out. This replacement made with precise stitching, different hand-applied color on inside and outside, and just the right size for my needs.
October 14, 2013
compact, elegant, functional, & durable
This is my second Bosca wallet. It's the same style that I had before except that it has an accented trim (with that same color on the interior). I really like the contrast that Bosca put into this Montreal design.
The dimensions are perfect. I can hold 10-15 bills, 4 cards on each side and a few miscellaneous cards w/in the interior pockets. Yet, the bifold still maintains its slim profile so I hardly feel it in my back pocket. And it won't cause any unsightly marks/creases in my jean pockets over time, which I appreciate. I bought another one in a different color just as a back up.
Originally, I had tried a Jack Spade just to switch things up but soon realized that Bosca works best for me.
October 11, 2013
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"The Bosca brand really gets better with age. I hear from customers all the time regarding their love for our products, especially the ones they've owned for decades. "
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