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The first day of school went well for everyone at St. John's Christian Academy.
"With the construction and all the rain I think everything went smoothly," said SJCA Headmaster Eric Denton. "It was hectic, but smooth."
Denton said St. John's starts the school year early to avoid the Main Street chaos as neighbors Berkeley High School and Berkeley Elementary begin classes, which took place Monday.
"Traffic is bad enough on our first day of school, but especially with the construction of our new welcome center presenting unique parking challenges, it's good that we do start a couple of days earlier than Berkeley," he said.
Berkeley County Schools began the new school year on Monday.
SJCA is in the middle of building a welcome center, designed to be a new Main Street centerpiece for the private school. School officials broke ground in late July and construction workers wasted little time in getting the structure dried in.
"We experienced significant delays in getting started this summer because of the rain but once we were able to get started, we have progressed quickly," Denton said.
Denton expects completion of the welcome center sometime in mid-October.
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Brazilian playmaker Willian is one of the hottest properties in football and has been linked with moves to both Chelsea and Tottenham in recent months.
However, Eduardo, who spent three years with Arsenal, believes Spurs are not good enough for the 24-year-old.
"There are three clubs who are big enough and good enough for Willian - Arsenal, Man United and Chelsea," he said.
"I have recommended these clubs - no others. He needs to play at one of the best teams.
"Willian is a complete player now. He is ready to play for a big club and become a really big player.
"He should play at a top, top club because he is a class player. He can play in England, for sure.
"We always talk and watch Premier League games together.
"He asks me about England and the English game and I tell him little things."
Shakhtar travel to London to take on Chelsea in the Champions League on Wednesday and Eduardo admits scoring at Stamford Bridge would be extra special.
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Idris Elba Gossip
Idris Elba gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
All in agreement
In the previous post, we discussed our different flavour preferences. Cumberbatch or The Riot Club. Robert Pattinson or Liam Hemsworth. The only way to move forward is to agree to disagree. But isn't there someone we can ALL agree on? Who is the Universal? The undeniable. Pan. Full Story
Not enough Idris
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I don't know if it was because of the Monday traffic or the fact that people are stupid and I hate them, but I can only find, like, 5 shots of Idris Elba at the Emmys. Kaley Cuoco? No problem. She probably got there at noon. Idris Elba? Who was a nominee? Idris Elba? Who is everything for everyone? Less than 10. Full Story
Idris Elba covers DETAILS
You know what? I thought about breaking down this article for you but…why? You're not paying attention. You're looking at these photos. You're watching the video below. And you can't process anything. I understand. It took me a while too. Because this man, Idris Elba, this man is universal. Full Story
Idris Elba's open shirt
Someone emailed me this morning asking for some Friday "man candy" in the form of Idris Elba. Not going to lie and I don't mean to hurt feelings…but I hate this expression. Then these new shots showed up on the agency database and I thought, well, I guess I'm the asshole because using the word "man candy" evidently conjured a bare chested Idris Elba on set in London. Full Story
Idris Elba: Slytherin House
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Nelson Mandela would have been in Gryffindor, for sure. But Luther? Luther is TOTALLY Slytherin. Like me! Check out Idris Elba wearing Slytherin colours at Leavesden Studios the other day with his daughter. His daughter Isan is Hufflepuff. You know who's Hufflepuff? Duana. It's one of the great frustrations of her life. Full Story
The new dad
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Idris Elba announced on Twitter that his son Winston had arrived last week. Thursday, I think. He attached a photo: Yesterday Elba was in London, seen here making an appearance on The One Show. Full Story
Idris Elba & Naiyana Garth: Globes Best Couple
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So…I mentioned they were expecting a child together back in November, right? Click here for a refresher. She's carrying his baby. She is his bonafide. That's how you confirm your bonafide when you're a celebrity: an awards show red carpet. Full Story
Farewell Mandela
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The timing…. It has been confirmed that Nelson Mandela has passed away. Tonight is the UK premiere of Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom. Prince William and Princess Catherine were in attendance. Mandela was 95 years old. The film has the endorsement of his family and Idris Elba's performance was warmly embraced. Full Story
Expecting a baby in baby blue?
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Look at this beast in a baby blue wool coat with no socks. Not every man can do the same. And I was just sh-tting on this colour on Kate Beckinsale. But this is Idris Elba. You can't sh-t on Idris Elba when he's not trying to sing. Earlier this week, I posted about Idris and his girlfriend Naiyana Garth's pregnancy hints. Full Story
Idris Elba's good news?
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Idris Elba was in Johannesburg yesterday for the premiere of Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom. Many members of Madiba's family were there (the film has their enthusiastic blessing) and it appears that Elba was warmly received. Madiba's wife Graca Machel greeted him by saying Full Story
First Annual Hiddlemas Parade
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Continuing the (newly minted) holiday celebrating all things goofy and long-legged, Hiddlemas marked its second week by having a festive parade on a carpet that happened to be red. The parade was overseen by Grand Marshall Chris Hemsworth, with a tie knot tied so tiny-ly that it made his head look like a big blonde balloon, and the reigning Nerd Princess, Natalie Portman, who wore a dress she fashioned herself from one of those car windshield sunscreen thingies. Full Story
Idris Elba: baby drama, Oasis drama, and Stringer Bell
Let's start with Stringer Bell. Stringer Bell is the reason our crew at Roy Thomson Hall was extra jacked for the premiere of Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom at TIFF. Mega man-crushing was happening on that carpet. Even Dylan, who is too cool to fangirl anyone, admitted he was all over it. And, as I wrote last week Full Story
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TIFF's artistic director, Cameron Bailey, had a great weekend. So far, almost all the "possible contenders" have delivered, the most notable being Steve McQueen's 12 Years A Slave, which now seems like a straight up lock for a Best Picture Oscar nomination, and could go all the way.
Tonight, however, the focus moves to August: Osage County and Meryl Streep and Julia Roberts. Will it live up to the hype and expectation?
As for TIFF gossip, well, I have some stories. Will roll them out later today. The site was updated over the weekend with galleries from TIFF and New York Fashion Week. Please check LifeStyle to get caught up.
Oh and I spoke briefly with Tim Riggins last night. Read Full Intro
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He doesn't know it but that doesn't matter. We're tight, Idris and I. So it was Saturday at Roy Thomson Hall for the gala premiere of Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom. Etalk broadcasts live into the theatre from the carpet during arrivals for half an hour. We all take turns through the two weeks. Full Story


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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for Nov. 1-3, 2013. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the "Crime" tab.
David Grinnell — pointing or presenting a firearm
Patience Douse — driving under suspension second offense
Breanna Hicks Cain — simple possession of marijuana
Keith Potts Sr. — simple possession of marijuana, criminal domestic violence bench warrant
Marquan Ryans — driving under suspension first offense, failure to stop for blue lights, disregarding a traffic control device, improper equipment
Eduardo Carbajal-Urena — hold for Immigration Customs Enforcement, no driver's license
Richard Stults — driving under the influence first offense
Jason Jenkins — driving under the influence first offense
Douglas Cheatham — driving under suspension third offense, operating an uninsured vehicle, driving under the influence
Nicholas Thompson — driving under the influence first offense
William Ashe Jr. — possession of drug paraphernalia, disorderly conduct/gross intoxication
Charles Culler — criminal domestic violence second offense within 10 years
Nicholas McPhail — disorderly conduct/gross intoxication
Jasmine Hightower — entering a premises after warning or refusing to leave on request
James Gentry — hold per National Crime Information Center Teletype for Charleston County
Danzell Hubbard — failure to pay child support
Kelvin Thomas — robbery while armed with a deadly weapon
Dustin Hicks — driving under the influence sentence
Tyris Johnson — habitual offender, reckless driving, driving under suspension fourth offense, failure to pay child support two counts
John Tager Jr. — disorderly conduct/gross intoxication
Joseph Bowling — simple possession of marijuana, trespassing after notice, shoplifting value $2,000 or less third offense, breaking into a motor vehicle, possession of drug paraphernalia, obtaining prep of drugs or certain drugs by fraud deceit
Paul Lafrance — financial trans card theft, financial tracs card fraud four counts
James Sanders — Possession of drug paraphernalia, simple possession of marijuana, shoplifting value $2,000 or less first offense, breaking into motor vehicle, possession of prescription drugs without a prescription, hit-and-run attended vehicle, assault and battery first degree, obtaining prep of drugs or certain drugs by fraud or deceit
Keith James — failure to stop for law enforcement, hold for North Augusta Department of Public Safety warrants, hold for Georgia Regents University
Vander Holliday — driving under the influence, no driver's license
Jamie Lower — disorderly conduct, disorderly conduct bench warrant
Christopher Dunn — prohibited drug acts C, driving under suspension, driving under the influence, failure to surrender driver's license, unlawful possession of a pistol, possession of a stolen pistol
Michal Solich — driving under the influence
Rodney Strickland — failure to stop for blue lights, driving under suspension
Cray Thurmon — disorderly conduct
Larry Turner — hold per National Crime Information Center Teletype for Richmond County Sheriff's Office, driving under the influence first offense
Laron Goss — driving under the influence
Joseph Napier Jr. — driving under the influence, open container of beer/wine
Warren Lee — criminal domestic violence of a high and aggravated nature, possession of cocaine first offense
Lannie Stroman — assault and battery third degree two counts
Jhonathan Vermette — open container of beer/wine, driving under the influence, no proof of insurance
Alvin Patterson — driving under the influence second offense, malicious injury to animals or property $1,000 or less
Gina Pryor — shoplifting $1,000 or less
Ebony Gilbert — failure to pay child support
Darin Swearinger — criminal domestic violence first offense
Michael Fulmer — trespassing after notice bench warrant two counts, shoplifting $1,000 or less
Kimberly Frazier — shoplifting $1,000 or less
Thomas Smith — drug paraphernalia, shoplifting $1,000 or less
Melynda Allen — shoplifting $1,000 or less, possession of drug paraphernalia
Warren Leffler — driving under the influence
Tyler Sumerel — driving under the influence second offense, open container of beer/wine
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- Welcome to the 2014/15 season
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Vuyani Mlinde
Vuyani Mlinde joined the ensemble at Oper Frankfurt in 2010/11. His roles here during the 2014/15 season are Colline (La Bohème), Alessio in a new production of Bellini's La Sonnambula, Truffaldino (Ariadne auf Naxos), Alidoro (La Cenerentola) and 3rd Priest (Pizzetti's Murder in the Cathedral). This South African bass' roles for the company in recent seasons have included the Speaker (Die Zauberflöte), La Vengeance (Charpentier's Médée), Casino Director (Der Spieler/The Gambler), Bartolo (Die Hochzeit des Figaro/Le nozze di Figaro), A Monk (Don Carlo), Colline (La Bohème), the High Priest (Enescu's Oedipe) and Pluto (Telemann's Orpheus). This former member of the opera studios at Opera Queensland and Covent Garden in London has worked with famous conductors including Antonio Pappano, Daniel Oren and Semyon Bychkov. Recent concert work has included Haydn's Die Schöpfung/The Creation under John Eliot Gardiner in the Carnegie Hall in New York, at the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam and Pisa Festival and Beethoven 9 with the London Symphony Orchestra in Paris, Madrid and London. He gained early operatic experiences at, amongst others, the Edinburgh International Festival (Verdi's Macbeth) and Grange Park Opera (Prokofiev's The Love for Three Oranges). This winner of prizes and awards has received several invitations to perform at Oviedo Opera, Cincinnati Opera and the Houston Grand Opera.
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Richard Strauss LA BOHÈME
Giacomo Puccini LA CENERENTOLA (Cinderella)
Gioacchino Rossini LA SONNAMBULA
Vincenzo Bellini MURDER IN THE CATHEDRAL
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Teen's scouting project far exceeds the numbers
Waukesha - The numbers have never worked out right for Garrett Becker.
He was born four months early. His chance of living six months: 20%. Diagnosed at age 1 with cerebral palsy.
But he blew past the numbers and now, at age 19, you might say he has a number of things going against him. »Read Full Article(25)
Wisconsin flu cases already double last season's count
Wisconsin already has more than double the number of confirmed influenza cases than all of last season, and is approaching four times the number of flu-related hospitalizations.
With the peak not usually coming until late January or early February, there's no telling when the numbers will begin to abate, health officials say.
This has been the earliest flu season in a decade, and the most severe season Wisconsin has seen in five years, excluding the H1N1 pandemic in 2009. The same is true virtually across the country; flu cases are elevated in all but three Western states and Hawaii. »Read Full Article(13)
Bucks unable to handle Detroit's Monroe
Greg Monroe powered the Detroit Pistons' second-half comeback Friday night.
The Pistons' physical center had his way in the paint to lead Detroit to a 103-87 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
Monroe scored 26 points and grabbed 11 rebounds as the Pistons (14-23) beat the Bucks for the second time this season and handed Jim Boylan his first loss as Milwaukee's coach. »Read Full Article(4)
Group pledges to campaign to cut county supervisors' pay
Fast-track state legislation to let voters decide in April whether to cut Milwaukee County supervisors' pay from $50,679 to $15,000 a year would also lop some $5 million from the County Board budget - without any input from voters.
Such a big cut - about 84% of the board's current budget - would severely hamper the board's ability to fulfill its role as the county's legislative branch of government, critics of the legislation said Friday.
Such a cut would leave almost nothing for County Board operations because more than $1 million of the board's budget is earmarked for retiree benefits. »Read Full Article(283)
Teen who killed couple in New Year's Day crash sentenced to 30 years
The judge about to sentence Kelly Duke for killing a New Berlin couple in a crash on New Year's Day 2012 looked out at Duke's family Friday and expressed dismay that some had let the teen drink the night before, and then get in one of their cars.
"Anyone who was there and didn't stop him, you deserve to live with the guilt of what occurred," said Milwaukee County Circuit Judge David Borowski.
What occurred was the violent deaths of Ed and Jean Thaves. The couple, who were 61 and 52 years old, respectively, were stopped at a traffic light at N. 27th St. and W. St. Paul Ave. about 6 a.m. after a night at Potawatomi Bingo Casino. That's when Duke, now 18, going an estimated 60 mph in a stolen car, lost control, went airborne and crashed through the roof of the couple's Nissan, killing them instantly. »Read Full Article
Mom convicted of neglect
West Bend - A 25-year-old West Bend woman was convicted Friday of felony child neglect resulting in the death of her 3-year-old daughter on May 1 of last year.
Leann L. Leszynski pleaded no contest to the crime as part of a plea agreement that resulted in the dismissal of seven drug-related charges against her in the incident.
Washington County Circuit Judge James Pouros found her guilty of the neglect charge and convicted her of the crime at a hearing Friday. Pouros will sentence Leszynski on April 12. »Read Full Article
Community Health Partnership files for receivership
Community Health Partnership Inc., which closed its doors on Dec. 31, has filed for receivership in circuit court in Eau Claire.
The nonprofit company had contracts with the state to provide long-term care services to about 2,700 low-income, elderly and disabled individuals in northwest Wisconsin, court filings said.
The liabilities of the company and CHP-LTS Inc., an operating subsidiary, outweigh their combined $5.2 million of cash on hand, based on the information presented so far, said Michael S. Polsky, a Milwaukee lawyer appointed by the court to act as receiver. »Read Full Article(3)
UWM police trying to flush out toilet thief
Someone has been stealing flushing valves from toilets at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, campus police said Friday.
Several campus buildings have been targeted and the thief has taken manual and automatic flushing valves, along with piping from urinals and toilets, police said.
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Dive team recovers body of missing man from Cedar Creek
Rescue crews on Friday recovered from Cedar Creek the body of a man missing since late December.
The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Department said they had been conducting a search of the creek in Cedarburg much of the day after a resident called about 9 a.m. to report seeing a hat in the stream.
Late Friday, the department reported that the body is that of Robert Steinbrecker, 24, who was last seen running on the ice on the creek on Dec. 27.
Steinbrecker was wearing a green and gold Green Bay Packers hat and a heavy, dark green parka, blue T-shirt, brown pants and black tennis shoes when he was last seen. The Sheriff's Department said the hat recovered matches the description of the one Steinbrecker was wearing.
Late Nathan Hale student's father says son's rights were violated
West Allis - The father of a student at Nathan Hale High School who died after being restrained for allegedly trying to shoplift at a convenience store said Friday that his son's civil rights were violated during the incident.
Corey Stingley, 16, already had returned the items he tried to steal and was assaulted by three customers as he tried to leave the store, Craig Stingley told reporters in front of his home.
The home is two blocks from VJ's Food Mart, 9206 W. Schlinger Ave., where the incident took place about 4 p.m. on Dec. 14. »Read Full Article
Groups to seek review of redistricting computers used by Legislature
Madison -- Groups that sued the state over new election maps plan to seek a court order granting them access to state computers to find out if any more documents were improperly withheld from them.
The groups have already found that the law firm for the Legislature did not turn over dozens of documents it should have.
The groups continue to review whether other documents were withheld by the firm, Michael Best & Friedrich but also hope to review computers that are not under the control of the firm, according to a document filed Friday in federal court. »Read Full Blog Post(28)
Wausau Paper to sell three mills, including 2 in state
Wausau Paper Corp., a Wisconsin papermaker that has struggled in its traditional operations for years, on Friday announced it will divest two of its mills in Wisconsin and a third in Minnesota.
Those three mills make paper used for packaging, the food industry, linings and masking tape. Last year, Mosinee-based Wausau closed its oldest mill in the village of Brokaw, the mill the company founded in 1899, which made paper for printing and writing. That move eliminated 450 jobs.
The mills up for sale are located in Mosinee and Rhinelander as well as Brainerd, Minn. Wausau will begin looking for potential buyers of those mills, and cannot comment on timing or terms of any transaction, according to the Friday announcement. »Read Full Article(5)
Social Development Commission CEO retires
Facing mounting pressure over her leadership and management of the Social Development Commission, the state's largest anti-poverty agency, CEO Deborah Blanks retired suddenly on Friday.
The retirement was effective immediately.
Patricia Arredondo, acting chairman of the commission's board, said Blanks was not forced to retire. »Read Full Article(41)
Chief Flynn says police will adjust tactics to battle violent crime
After an eventful year in which the Milwaukee Police Department was on the defensive on issues involving flawed crime statistics and accusations of police misconduct in several high-profile cases, Chief Edward Flynn has a goal for this year to reduce violence in the city.
"It's clear that the early success we had has eroded. (Criminals) have adjusted to our tactics. We have to refocus and repurpose our tactics," he said.
For Flynn, that means directing his staff and officers to focus on smaller areas of the city where crime is most prevalent. It means being more proactive about monitoring the criminals prowling the city's streets. It includes making a major effort to arrest people for firearms violations. And it means police officers will continue stepped-up motor vehicle stops. »Read Full Article(40)
School bus crash injures 5 in Vernon County
Five people, including four students, were injured Friday morning when a school bus was struck by another vehicle in dense fog in Vernon County. None of the injuries was serious, the State Journal in Madison reports.
Town of Hartford man injured in wood shop explosion
A 79-year-old Town of Hartford man sustained burns to his face, arms and hands after an explosion destroyed a wood shop building at the man's home on Friday morning, according to the Washington County Sheriff's Department.
Gerald Weimer may have been in the wood shop at the time of the explosion. He was taken into his home by his wife, Jacquelyn, after the blast.
Weimer was taken to Aurora Medical Center in Hartford with what authorities said were non-life-threatening injuries. »Read Full Article
Packers fans changing plans?
How is the Packers game at San Francisco Saturday night changing your plans? Have you postponed a dinner date? Altered plans to attend a show? Taken a weekend off from the movies? Or have you decided to go out and watch the game with friends? We'd like to know. Please contact Bill Glauber at email@example.com.
Boykin ruled out; rest of Packers healthy, probable
While the Packers just had a walk through today, the NFL asked the league to issue a final injury report today. The Packers have ruled rookie WR Jarrett Boykin (ankle) out.
Everyone else who had been dealing with injury or illness this week is listed as probable for the Packers NFL divisional playoff game at San Francisco Saturday night.
Receivers Jordy Nelson (ankle) and Randall Cobb (illness) returned to practice Thursday on a limited basis and appear ready to play Saturday. During the portion of practice open to reporters, Cobb struggled through his illness. At one point, he stayed on a knee, coughing several times. »Read Full Blog Post(24)
Get a flu shot -- and the flu? We want to hear from you.
In the midst of a particularly wicked flu season, a new national report released Friday reveals the flu vaccine has been 62% effective, similar to the effectiveness of flu shots of past seasons.
This year's vaccine, which protects against two influenza A and one influenza B virus strains, was tested by the U.S. Flu Vaccine Effectiveness Network, which includes the Marshfield Clinic Research Foundation in Marshfield and is supported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Home Building & Remodeling Show begins Friday
The Metropolitan Builders Association's Home Building & Remodeling Show opens its three-day run Friday afternoon at the Delta Center downtown.
This year's theme is "Building Lifestyles" and focuses on how people live in their home. At events and seminars throughout the show, visitors will get ideas on designing, building, remodeling, decorating, landscaping and entertaining.
The Building Discovery Seminar & Cooking Stage will feature appearances by some of the area's top chefs, who will show off new kitchen gear and recipes. »Read Full Article(5)
Schlitz Park lands two new office tenants
Schlitz Park business park, just north of downtown, has landed two new office tenants, it was announced Friday.
American Heart Association, now at 660 E. Mason St., is taking 5,500 square feet in the RiverCenter building, 1515-1575 N. River Center Drive, and TransPerfect, 1661 N. Farwell Ave., a language services provider, is moving into 5,000 square feet at the Keg House, 111 W. Pleasant St.
Teen charged with killing sister, 15, over video game
A 19-year-old Milwaukee man was charged Friday with fatally shooting his 15-year-old sister during an argument over a cellphone video game.
According to the criminal complaint:
Police arrived at a home in the 1500 block of W. Orchard St. about 4 a.m. Tuesday and discovered Brendalyz Morales in a living room chair, shot in the forehead. At the scene, her brother Miguell Morales-Rodriguez stated: "I shot my sister. I killed my sister." »Read Full Blog Post
After whirlwind year, state woman passes Miss America torch
Ever since the Miss America crown was placed on Laura Kaeppeler's head last January, the Kenosha woman's life has been a whirlwind.
She was on the road 340 days meeting celebrities and politicians, raising money for charities and representing the venerable Miss America institution.
She met President Barack Obama at the White House. She attended the Super Bowl, Kentucky Derby, Country Music Awards in Nashville and was in New York for fashion week. The Carthage College music major sang the national anthem at numerous events. She even met Tim Tebow. »Read Full Article(19)
Madison online art site raises $510,000 in angel investments
The Art Commission, an online site that connects artists with design professionals who are seeking art for their clients, has raised $510,000 from individual angel investors in Wisconsin and Illinois.
The Madison company said it will use the funding to expand technology development and marketing efforts to artists and design professionals.
"We serve as a global marketing partner for artists, and our site allows design industry professionals to quickly identify and contact leading artists for their projects," said Terry Maxwell, co-founder and co-chief executive officer. »Read Full Article(1)
State plans March trade mission to South Africa
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. is looking for companies to participate in a trade mission to South Africa in March.
The mission will include travel to Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town, and is aimed at helping small to medium-sized companies export products and services to the area. It is being hosted by the Council of Great Lakes Governors.
Sectors that are the focus of the mission are: automotive parts and line technology; agricultural equipment and processing machinery; construction, medical and mining equipment; power generation and supply; and engineering and consultancy services. »Read Full Article(2)
Presiding Episcopal Bishop to speak on spirituality and environment
The Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori will speak in Milwaukee later this month on the mounting threat of environmental degradation and the ramifications for the planet and all of humanity, the Milwaukee Diocese announced.
Schori, who holds a doctorate in oceanography and is an outspoken advocate for environmental preservation, will discuss "Perspectives on Spirituality and the Environment" at 3 p.m. Jan. 27 at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 914 East Knapp St. The event will be followed by an interfaith Evensong service.
Last year, the Episcopal Church's House of Bishops issued a pastoral teaching calling on "all God's children to work for the common goal of renewing the earth as a hospitable abode for the flourishing of all life."
"We are called to speak and act on behalf of God's good creation," the bishops said. We "cannot be indifferent to global warming, pollution, natural resource depletion, species extinctions, and habitat destruction, all of which threaten life on our planet." (7)
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Nearly three years after the land was sold, expansion plans for Integrated Mail Industries Ltd. remain stalled because of the economic slowdown.
La Crosse police seek downtown surveillance cameras
La Crosse - La Crosse police hope a web of surveillances cameras downtown will help catch criminals and deter crime.
The La Crosse City Vision Foundation is trying to raise $475,000 to help police install 41 cameras that will continually record activity downtown. To some, it feels like "big brother" is watching. Resident Ryan Hyland said downtown businesses already have their own cameras.
Police Chief Ron Tischer tells WKBT-TV his officers don't have the time to constantly monitor activity. He said they will be clearly marked as police surveillance cameras and will be focused on streets, alleys, sidewalks and parking ramps. (3)
Wisconsin high school to host gun show
Gun advocates and opponents nationwide may be arguing over school security and whether teachers should be armed on campus. But in Wisconsin - where children as young as 10 years old are encouraged to grab a gun and shoot a deer - one community is embracing its hunting heritage by gearing up to host a gun show in a high school gym.
All things gun related have drawn increased scrutiny since the shooting rampage at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., that left 20 children and six educators dead. Nonetheless plans for the show at Cornell High School this weekend have barely ruffled feathers in the city of about 1,400 residents in northwestern Wisconsin.
The state has a long tradition of hunting deer, black bear, wild turkeys and most recently wolves. More than 633,000 hunting licenses were sold for a nine-day deer hunt in late November. »Read Full Article(98)
Police investigate Capitol Drive shooting
Milwaukee police are investigating the shooting of a 29-year-old man early Friday on the 2200 block of W. Capitol Drive.
Police say the Milwaukee man was shot as he was seated in a car as a passenger after he was involved in an altercation with the shooter in a parking lot.
The victim was driven to a hospital by friends and is being treated for what police said was a non-life-threatening gunshot wound. »Read Full Article
DNR asks public to clean bird feeders
We know it's important to clean out the refrigerator once in a while, but don't forget the bird feeder too.
State wildlife officials have confirmed reports of the death or sickness of small numbers of three bird species linked to salmonella poisonings in southern Wisconsin.
That's prompted the Department of Natural Resources to ask the public to clean backyard bird feeders and keep an eye out for dead birds, since salmonella not only kills birds, but affects humans as well. »Read Full Blog Post
Madison woman gets prison in moped death
Madison - A Madison woman has been sentenced to 1 1/2 years in prison for killing a man on a moped while driving the wrong way on a frontage road.
Ekaterina Topolkaraeva, 28, pleaded guilty to homicide by negligent driving and drunken driving. Topolkaraeva struck and killed 37-year-old Jeffrey Droster of Madison, who was riding a moped on a Madison Beltline frontage road Oct. 8, 2011.
The State Journal said Topolkaraeva will spend five years on extended supervision following her release from prison.
Rusk County man pleads not guilty in killing of wife
Ladysmith - A man accused of fatally shooting his wife has pleaded not guilty in Rusk County Circuit Court.
Donald Lazar, 66, is charged with first-degree intentional homicide in the Dec. 30 death of his wife, Darlene. Lazar told police he fired a gun, thinking it wasn't loaded, and shot his wife while she was on the phone with police. Prosecutors say he reloaded the rifle and shot her in the head.
The Eau Claire Leader-Telegram says Lazar is being held on $500,000 bail.
Guard unit returning from yearlong Afghanistan duty
Oshkosh - A Wisconsin Army National Guard unit is back on American soil after nearly a year in Afghanistan.
Nearly 125 soldiers from the 1157th Transportation Co. will demobilize at Camp Shelby in Mississippi before returning to Wisconsin sometime next week.
The Oshkosh-based unit logged 1.8 million miles, hauling equipment through northern, eastern and central regions of Afghanistan. The guard members return with 40 combat action badges and five Purple Heart awards.
The Oshkosh Northwestern said it's the fifth time the unit has been deployed since 1990, including a 2006 deployment to Iraq. (1)
Only 2% of household medicine is safely disposed
Wisconsin's voluntary take-back program for household pharmaceuticals is "insufficient and unsustainable" and succeeds in collecting only 2% of all the available waste medicines in Wisconsin, a new report says.
With little medicine recycled, the report said much of the rest is getting flushed down toilets, thrown in the trash or left in cabinets.
The report by the University of Wisconsin Extension and the Product Stewardship Institute estimated that 13.1 million pounds medicines were sold in 2010, ranging from aspirin to prescription narcotics. »Read Full Blog Post(13)
Developer seeks city financing help for ABB offices in Tosa
Zilber Property Group, which would develop ABB Inc.'s new office building proposed for Innovation Campus, is seeking financing assistance from the City of Wauwatosa.
That's according to Paulette Enders, Wauwatosa development director. A specific amount hasn't surfaced yet, but the money would be provided through a tax incremental financing district which the Common Council created in 2010 for Innovation Campus, previously known as Innovation Park.
The city funds would pay for the office building's parking structure, Enders said. »Read Full Blog Post(21)
Barbecue restaurant to open at iPic Theaters at Bayshore
Big Daddy's Brew & Que, a restaurant serving barbecue, will open at Bayshore Town Center's iPic Theaters in Glendale.
The previous restaurant, Ovation, closed at the end of November, and work on the new restaurant began the same day. It recently began hiring staff.
Emily Madelung, the theater's marketing manager, said the restaurant is expected to open at the end of January or the beginning of February. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Foggy, warmer weather gives way to cold front tomorrow
Despite a thick cloak of fog and clouds to block the sun, temperatures will reach near 50 degrees Friday, some 20 degrees above average.
The drippy, unseasonably warm weather will continue into Saturday before the bottom falls out Saturday afternoon with a cold front that will drive temperatures to the low to mid 20s on Sunday, meteorologist Scott Steele of Today's TMJ4 says.
The weekend should be dry with a chance of some patchy flurries, Steele says.
On Tap Today: Just the facts?
"Zero Dark Thirty" may have grabbed the Oscar nomination for "Best Picture," but it's also snagged a load of controversy. Still, this drama about the killing of Osama bin Laden isn't the first fact-based film that's drawn fire.
Did "Amadeus" point a finger at the wrong villain in Mozart's life? How many errors did historians discover in "Titanic"? Find out more in Christopher Foran's Weekend Cue story on the reality behind 30 years of fact-based movies.
Read Critic Duane Dudek's review of "Zero Dark Thirty" here. And his review of another based-on-a-true- story film, "Gangster Squad."
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Proceeds from sales of iOS versions of the famous hedgehog's adventures going to the Red Cross this week; Football Manager signed up too.
Sony announces new line of classic titles for PS3; available to PlayStation Plus subscribers for free and before nonpaying members.
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Sega ports original Genesis adventure of its emblematic hedgehog to Apple's multimedia service; PopCap's Peggle also available.
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Mr. Reynolds was a native of Putnam County but had made his home in Haddock for many years. He was retired from Frank Hawkins Dairy Farm. He was preceded in death by his wife, Jimmie Eady Reynolds; children, George Reynolds Jr., David Mitchum, Pauline Mitchum, and Muriel Mitchum.
Survivors include his children, Deborah Reynolds, Haddock, Richard Reynolds (Lisa), Jeffersonville, Sally Wilson (James) and Sissy Swinford, all of Hartwell, Jimmy Lee Reynolds (Diana), Gray, Emmitt Mitchum, Twiggs County, Lucille Alford, Macon, and Glenda Mitchum, Ohio; brothers, Bob Reynolds, Bill Reynolds and John Reynolds, all of Eatonton; sisters, Lucy Rogers, Eatonton, and Rebie Holloway, Orange Park, Fla.; 22 grandchildren and 36 great-grandchildren also survive.
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Anna M. Small, mother of Mary Ellen Guion who lives in Waitsfield, was 78 years old when she passed away on May 16, 2012, at Saint Anthony's Community Hospital in Warwick, New York. Born in Queens, NY, she lived in New Milford, New Jersey, most of her life before settling in Warwick, New York, near her daughter Anne in 1994.
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I get a little nostalgic at the end of every high school football season. Scenes of a season ending bring a flood of memories from my final days as a Gulf Breeze Dolphin 38 years ago.
For all the fanfare and hoopla surrounding Senior Night and one last game at the home stadium, the deepest emotions are wrapped up in the concept of team.
Anybody who ever played a high school or college sport understands those emotions.
I won't pretend football teammates share deeper bonds than volleyball or baseball teammates. I will suggest that those bonds are different simply due to the physical requirements of football and the nature of the game. They instill a certain reliance on each other, along with a trust and accountability that might not be found in other sports.
Baker running back D.J. Thomas has had a special senior season, but he'll be the first to tell you he couldn't have put up his big numbers without the blocking of a strong offensive line and a fullback willing to lead the way.
Great linebackers often make a staggering number of tackles, but those tackles aren't made without defensive linemen willing to engage the offensive line and keep them from the linebackers.
A team's Friday night game plan can only be executed as well as it was practiced that week. Often, the guys running the scout team seldom or never hear their name called over the public address system on Friday night.
We — and I say we because I was one of those scout team guys — are happy to know we played a part in getting our starters ready for the upcoming opponent.
It has often been said that there is no I in team. And that's the way it should be, as a team is not one player, but a sum of all the parts.
To be a team member is to be a part of something larger than one's self.
The last 38 years, I've been fortunate to be a part of some good teams at work, at church and even at play. None of those teams compare to those 1974 and 1975 high school football teams I was blessed to be a part of.
As I sit here writing this column, a role call of coaches and teammates flows through my mind and I strain to remember all the names and faces from that special time.
With each passing year, the big games' details slip further into the past, but the memory of teammates and what we experienced burns as brightly as our days of youth.
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- Event-by-event fluctuations of the net baryon number and electric charge in nucleus-nucleus collisions are studied in Pb+Pb at SPS energies within the HSD transport model. We reveal an important role of the fluctuations in the number of target nucleon participants. They strongly influence all measured fluctuations even in the samples of events with rather rigid centrality trigger. This fact can be used to check different scenarios of nucleus-nucleus collisions by measuring the multiplicity fluctuations as a function of collision centrality in fixed kinematical regions of the projectile and target hemispheres. The HSD results for the event-by-event fluctuations of electric charge in central Pb+Pb collisions at 20, 30, 40, 80 and 158 A GeV are in a good agreement with the NA49 experimental data and considerably larger than expected in a quark-gluon plasma. This demonstrate that the distortions of the initial fluctuations by the hadronization phase and, in particular, by the final resonance decays dominate the observable fluctuations.
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- We propose to use the hadron number fluctuations in the limited momentum regions to study the evolution of initial flows in high energy nuclear collisions. In this method by a proper preparation of a collision sample the projectile and target initial flows are marked in fluctuations in the number of colliding nucleons. We discuss three limiting cases of the evolution of flows, transparency, mixing and reflection, and present for them quantitative predictions obtained within several models. Finally, we apply the method to the NA49 results on fluctuations of the negatively charged hadron multiplicity in Pb+Pb interactions at 158A GeV and conclude that the data favor a hydrodynamical model with a significant degree of mixing of the initial flows at the early stage of collisions.
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- In the framework of relativistic quantum molecular dynamics the authors find that the pion system produced in central heavy-ion collisions at Elab/A approximately 1 GeV/nucl. is out of chemical equilibrium. Pion chemical potential is large and decreases during the expansion stage.
- A self-consistent equation of state for nuclear matter (1993)
- The authors formulate a phenomenological extension of the mean-field theory approach and define a class of thermodynamically self-consistent equations of state for nuclear matter. A new equation of state of this class is suggested and examined in detail.
- Chemical freezeout in relativistic A+A collisions: is it close to the QGP? (1997)
- Preliminary experimental data for particle number ratios in the collisions of Au+Au at the BNL AGS (11A GeV/c) and Pb+Pb at the CERN SPS (160A GeV/c) are analyzed in a thermodynamically consistent hadron gas model with excluded volume. Large values of temperature, T = 140 185 MeV, and baryonic chemical potential, µb = 590 270 MeV, close to the boundary of the quark-gluon plasma phase are found from fitting the data. This seems to indicate that the energy density at the chemical freezeout is tremendous which would be indeed the case for the point-like hadrons. However, a self-consistent treatment of the van der Waals excluded volume reveals much smaller energy densities which are very far below a lowest limit estimate of the quark-gluon plasma energy density. PACS number(s): 25.75.-q, 24.10.Pa
- Equilibrium and nonequilibrium effects in nucleus nucleus collisions (1999)
- Abstract: Local thermal and chemical equilibration is studied for central AqA collisions at 10.7 160 AGeV in the Ultrarelativis- . tic Quantum Molecular Dynamics model UrQMD . The UrQMD model exhibits strong deviations from local equilibrium at the high density hadron string phase formed during the early stage of the collision. Equilibration of the hadron resonance matter is established in the central cell of volume Vs125 fm3 at later stages, tG10 fmrc, of the resulting quasi-isentropic expansion. The thermodynamical functions in the cell and their time evolution are presented. Deviations of the UrQMD quasi-equilibrium state from the statistical mechanics equilibrium are found. They increase with energy per baryon and lead to a strong enhancement of the pion number density as compared to statistical mechanics estimates at SPS energies. PACS: 25.75.-q; 24.10.Lx; 24.10.Pa; 64.30.qt
- Particle number fluctuations in high energy nucleus-nucleus collisions from microscopic transport approaches (2005)
- Event-by-event multiplicity fluctuations in nucleus-nucleus collisions are studied within the HSD and UrQMD transport models. The scaled variances of negative, positive, and all charged hadrons in Pb+Pb at 158 AGeV are analyzed in comparison to the data from the NA49 Collaboration. We find a dominant role of the fluctuations in the nucleon participant number for the final hadron multiplicity fluctuations. This fact can be used to check di erent scenarios of nucleus-nucleus collisions by measuring the final multiplicity fluctuations as a function of collision centrality. The analysis reveals surprising e ects in the recent NA49 data which indicate a rather strong mixing of the projectile and target hadron production sources even in peripheral collisions. PACS numbers: 25.75.-q,25.75.Gz,24.60.-k
- Second cluster integral and excluded volume effects for the pion gas (2000)
- The quantum mechanical formula for Mayer s second cluster integral for the gas of relativistic particles with hard-core interaction is derived. The proper pion volume calculated with quantum mechanical formula is found to be an order of magnitude larger than its classical evaluation. The second cluster integral for the pion gas is calculated in quantum mechanical approach with account for both attractive and hard-core repulsive interactions. It is shown that, in the second cluster approximation, the repulsive -interactions as well as the finite width of resonances give important but almost canceling contributions. In contrast, an appreciable deviation from the ideal gas of pions and pion resonances is observed beyond the second clus- ter approximation in the framework of the Van der Waals excluded-volume model.
- Van der Waals excluded volume model for Lorentz contracted rigid spheres (2000)
- Conventional cluster and virial expansions are generalized to momentum dependent interparticle potentials. The model with Lorentz contracted hard core potentials is considered, e.g. as hadron gas model. A Van der Waals-type model with a temperature dependent excluded volume is derived. Lorentz contraction effects at given temperature are stronger for light particles and make their effective excluded volume smaller than that of heavy ones.
- Statistical coalescence model with exact charm conservation (2001)
- The statistical coalescence model for the production of open and hidden charm is considered within the canonical ensemble formulation. The data for the J/psi multiplicity in Pb+Pb collisions at 158 A·GeV are used for the model prediction of the open charm yield which has not yet been measured in these reactions.


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Different types of brain tumor treatments have different goals. Here is a list of treatments and their goals:
Surgery. The goal of surgery is to remove the tumor while leaving as much of the brain as possible intact. It is often the first step in treatment for most brain tumors. Resection (removing the tumor) is usually done if the tumor can be removed safely. Surgery establishes an exact diagnosis. It also reduces the tumor volume. Sometimes the surgeon cannot remove the whole tumor because it is near vital brain structures. Or, if the tumor has invaded the space like fingers of a glove, it is very difficult to cut out. If the tumor is in a deep area of the brain or in an area that cannot be reached safely by the surgeon, a biopsy is performed.
Radiation therapy. The goal of radiation is to kill cancer cells using X-rays, gamma rays, or proton beams. Doctors may use this treatment to shrink a tumor before surgery or to try to get rid of any cancer cells left after surgery. Radiation therapy may also be used as the main treatment if surgery is not a good option, or to help relieve symptoms caused by a tumor.
Chemotherapy. Doctors may give chemotherapy after surgery to take out the tumor or after a biopsy. Its goal is to reduce the chance that the cancer will grow and spread. This is called adjuvant chemotherapy. Most of the time you take the chemotherapy drugs as pills, but they may also be given as an infusion into a vein or directly into the cerebrospinal fluid around the brain. If you can't have surgery, your doctor may still give you chemotherapy, sometimes along with radiation therapy. A major obstacle for chemotherapy drugs to reach the brain is called the blood-brain barrier. The blood-brain barrier is the tight sealing of blood vessels that help to prevent potentially hazardous substances from going to the brain. But there are ways to get around this barrier. You may also get chemotherapy if your cancer returns after treatment.
Targeted therapy. Newer medicines target different parts of tumor cells or nearby blood vessels. These therapies are usually given in the setting of a clinical trial. They work differently from standard chemotherapy drugs. Some of these targeted drugs are now used to help treat certain brain tumors, usually when surgery is not an option.
If you or a family member has been diagnosed with a brain tumor, you may want to consider getting a second opinion before beginning treatment. In fact, some insurance companies require a second opinion for such diagnoses. According to the American Cancer Society, it's very rare that the time it will take to get a second opinion will affect the success of your treatment. The peace of mind a second opinion provides may be well worth the effort.
Finally, keep in mind that doctors and researchers are finding new ways to treat brain tumors. These new methods are tested in clinical trials. Before beginning treatment, ask your health care team if there are any clinical trials you should consider.
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Amy Haddock spoke at the Jan. 8 meeting about being one of 30 parents on the council and meeting with State School Superintendent Dr. John Barge. She is a parent of a Turner Woods Elementary student and explained that she meets with other parent representatives in Atlanta and brings back that information to share with local parents.
"It's important to be involved in your child's education," Haddock said. "We have good parent volunteers at Turner Woods, but I found out not all school systems have that."
The representative said Barge met with her group twice. The group is developing questions that will be sent out at the end of the year. Serving on the advisory council is a two-year commitment.
"We want to keep the line of communication open with parent coordinators," she added.
Information on the state website states the Parent Advisory Council is a group of parents from across the state that meets to discuss education in Georgia. Parents are nominated to serve by their local school district at the beginning of each school year and are chosen by a committee of Georgia Department of Education representatives based on the applicant's response to questions.
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Did Roy really just ask for a title shot?
Did Roy really just ask for a title shot?
And if you want beef, then bring the ruckus
I hope Roy Nelson's gut is actually a pregnant belly, and he is carrying his and Hendo's lovechild. Dat powerful baby...
Post-fight Press Conference:
Not sure when it's starting. Likely in 30-60 minutes.
so I only saw the GIF but what was up with Bedford/Yaha was it cuz he hit him after the ref tried to stop it?? cuz that ref did not do a good job separating them at all.. it was kinda half assed but I get the concept that if the ref touches you you should stop but who idk what they said in the post-fight since im at work and its just me and my boss in the room
Just got outta work but looks like Roy Nelson knocked Nog the fuck out like I expected lol. He might as well retire, hes been pretty much a punching bag for everyone besides Schaub (I think he should've retired after that win).
Press conference just starting now.
FOTN - Tatsuya Kawajiri vs. Clay Guida
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