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Perhaps it is because I am closer to 40 than 35 that my body is becoming desperate. I don't know. It is certain that desperation is somewhat excessive, given that I already have two healthy, joyous, mischievous, chattering children. And yet it is the simple truth: my body wants me to get pregnant again.
For a while, my mind and heart wanted this too. Or at least toyed with the idea. I thought and considered, did a lot of soul searching and wondering. Because I have two sisters very close to me in age, three seems like a reasonable number of children to have in a family.
Husband's logical arguments against this are, impeccably, logical. This is not to mention his irrational fear of my accidentally getting pregnant again, a dread so deep-seated that I think if I offered him an ultimatum option: another child or we turn our (small) backyard into an elephant sanctuary, he would choose the elephants. But irrational preferences for pachyderms aside, the logical reasons not to have a third include that our family is so nicely balanced at present: one girl/one boy, two children/two parents. There are enough hands to go around in a parking lot, enough laps to go around on movie night. We can tag-team at bedtime and, in years to come, at soccer games and trombone recitals. We can afford the children we have, and in doing so, we can imagine (assuming the Dow doesn't actually hit zero) retiring before we are completely shriveled.
To hear Husband tell it, another child would not simply be another set of diapers and another child to help through college; it would be an assault to our equilibrium. In fact, there are days when I completely agree with him. To be sure, those are days on which my equilibrium is pretty far gone anyway, thanks to the incessant repetition (by the little darlings) of butt jokes and the "let's play bonk booty" game, and the endless refrain (from me) of "put your shoes on; we're leaving." There are only so many times a mother can ask, insist, demand, shout, and threaten over the lack of coat wearing before she thinks to herself, "Why ON EARTH would I EVER think having another was a good idea?" This excellent form of birth control occurs in our household at least once a day.
I only have one close friend who has three children. She lives in Boston and is a professor like me. It typically takes me at least two months of phone tag to pin her down for a conversation. Sometimes I think about that when I find myself sighing longingly for a third sweet little muffin of a baby. And then I wonder whether the little heartfelt tugs towards a third aren't really more a manifestation of our family's particular brand of insanity; we suffer from a congenital condition called BiteOffMoreThanYouCanChewitis.
By and large, then, I have found myself agreeing with Husband that perhaps we are "done." And yet I cannot bring myself to sell the baby gear. There are covered bins of neatly folded, tiny little infant outfits in one closet, a bouncy seat, a bumbo, infant carseat and strollers, a pack and play, swaddling blankets, all those items that my own two children so recently -- oh! so very recently -- were using every day. Outgrown, patiently waiting, these items remind me of the infanthoods that passed so quickly, and something within me thinks: perhaps we should give these things one more go around the block before our family is really ready to go on a more "grown up" vacation.
And then I realize that right now, we could put life preservers on our children and take them kayaking in a bay (assuming there were a bay anywhere nearby that wasn't frozen over), and I wonder if bringing an infant into this mix doesn't just upset our trajectory more than I am willing to juggle.
But here's the thing: my BODY doesn't care at all what my mind, heart, and husband think. There are some months when I think that my body has actually grown a second mind which lives in my uterus. This mind is very carefully calibrated to sleep 25 days a month, quietly amassing secret reserves of intensity and persuasion, and then when, with an imperceptible ping!, the timer goes off in my ovaries, Uterus Mind wakes up screaming.
The egg! The egg! It's coming soon!! the mind shrieks. It begins to shake me out of my stupor. Time to get busy, woman! You can do it!! Seduce that husband of yours! Don't waste the opportunity!! The egg will be ready any day now!! C'mon, you can do it!! I SAID NOW!! This could be your last chance! You aren't getting any younger you know!!
And then, finally, Uterus Mind runs out of its allotment of exclamation points and tries a different tactic.
Mmmmmm.... it purrs. Just think how nice tonight will be. A little wine, curl up and chat, close the door to the bedroom tightly so the children won't wake up... Just you and the man... Mmmmmm.... it's been a while, hasn't it? Just think how good you look in those pants now that you've been working out. I'm sure he's noticed. Why not make it worth his while to notice even more tomorrow? Here, I'll help get you in the mood...
Uterus Mind is nothing if not a powerhouse combination of intimidation and smooth talking.
For the next few days, Uterus Mind keeps up the endless stream of chatter. Whispered seductions, insistent demands, cajoling, berating, pleading. Requiring, in short, that I satisfy its empty longing with the one little thing it asks from me. Such a small thing. A tiny little favor. Just one more fertilized egg for the future. So small, I'll hardly notice the difference.
It is so persuasive that my real brain actually believes the promises of Uterus Mind. "Oh," I think, "having another baby, another sweet, soft, snuzzly baby, would be so delightful!" Nowhere in the patter from Uterus Mind are the words diapers, teething, college funds or daycare. Uterus Mind doesn't care about the marital discord that would be caused by an unexpected pregnancy. All it cares about is the furthering of the human species through the process of procreating as much as possible before this ain't-getting-any-younger host of a woman dries up inside and becomes incapable of bearing fruit in her womb. Uterus Mind, I am convinced, is an evolutionary innovation that turns otherwise sensible, professional women into something akin to dogs driven nearly wild by the scent of a female in heat hiding somewhere around here. It makes us want to impregnate ourselves. Desperately wish we could impregnate ourselves.
And then, of course, it shuts up again. After three or four days of tyranny, intimidation, and crazy successful efforts to raise the libido almost past the point of human tolerance, Uterus Mind sighs quietly, Well, I tried, and goes back to sleep.
My real mind takes over, usually with a stunned moment of silence to appreciate the full force of what has just happened, and then it sighs too, Well, at least we dodged the bullet this month. Of course, the intensity of Uterus Mind's pleas always leaves room for a little doubt in that regard, and then the next two weeks are alternately laughable (how could I possibly listen to that fool, UM?), panicky (what will Husband say if UM won this round?), and soul searching (how do I really feel about having another child?).
There are no easy answers to any of these questions, but slowly I come to the inevitable conclusion that if we BOTH aren't ready, then our family isn't ready for another. I marvel over how strongly this urge has manifest recently (I never felt this way in my 20s or early 30s), and I chuckle over biology through a few weeks of relative calm and happiness.
And then, ping! Uterus Mind wakes up screaming again.
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Being of Two Minds
Perhaps it is because I am closer to 40 than 35 that my body is becoming desperate. I don't know. It is certain that desperation is somewhat excessive, given that I already have two healthy, joyous, mischievous, chattering children. And yet it is the simple truth: my body wants me to get pregnant again.
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- Steph said...
Here's my perspective - going from one to two children is a big deal, but not as big as you think it'll be. Going from two to three? Doesn't even compare. I don't know what it is about that third kid, but it is a MUCH BIGGER DEAL than you expect or for which you can really prepare.
I, too, had a Uterus Mind, and we gave in to it. I haven't ever been sorry about it - I love Tricia with my whole being. However, there are days when I ask myself if I was completely and totally insane for starting allllll over with a newborn. I mean, the first two could make their own sandwiches and take themselves potty and bathe themselves and all sorts of stuff.
But she smells so good, even now. And I can't imagine life without her. And somehow, we always find enough hands to go around. (It helps that my oldest is 15 and can take some hand duty. :grin:)
- March 12, 2009 at 11:41 AM
- calicobebop said...
Though I secretly long for another baby I can't help but wonder what effect it would have on my current situation. Like your family - mine is in balance. One mama + one little girl. Another baby would really mix it up.
Not to mention the fact that I swore I would never do this alone again! So, I guess my mind is made up. Too bad the solution can't be as easy for you!
- March 12, 2009 at 12:57 PM
- 3 Crazy Irishmen said...
I have three boys: 5, 3 and 1 and we just PLANNED FOR and found out I'm expecting our fourth (girl or boy is yet to be determined). I, too, am a professor, and it really is crazy. My husband and I switch off work days. I do all my classes in 2.5 days and the days I have to go in, he works from home and vice versa. It works for us. There is extremely little free time (he's also in grad school at night!) but I wouldn't change it for the world.
Most of my friends would jump off a bridge if they had to live our daily life (and make no bones about admitting this to me!) but we don't seem to be tearing our hair out (yet!) I'll let you know how it goes when #4 arrives. Maybe I'll be eating my words then. But when you add chaos to chaos, it's still just chaos, right? And fun chaos at that! I SWEAR this guy or girl is my last though. I am getting older and poorer by the minute!
- March 12, 2009 at 2:46 PM
- Rachel said...
I have to disagree with Steph. The transition from 2 to 3 was MUCH easier than from 1 to 2 for us. And from 3 to 4? Even easier.
Yes, our life is busy. I get only a few broken hours of sleep each night. I eat bread crusts standing over the sink. Alone time? What's that? Baby gear, laundry, toys as far as the eye can see... Constant noise and chaos. Everything you can imagine about a house with 4 kids? We're it.
Know what? I will never EVER look back and regret any of it. If I hadn't had my fourth - she was planned... kind of - I would have always wondered, and wished I had. Many days, I feel the same way about a fifth.
You may retire comfortably, but will you look back and WISH you had a third? That seems like a better indicator than the impeccable logic. And husbands can be easily convinced, can't they? Mine has been. Twice. :)
- March 12, 2009 at 2:52 PM
- Domestic Goddess (In Training) said...
I second those emotions! I actually have three kids that live with me, but one is my stepdaughter. I am dying to have a third, but really a fourth, but my mind is screaming at me saying "SIT BACK AND ENJOY THE ONES YOU HAVE!!!" But, try telling that to my uterus!
- March 12, 2009 at 2:55 PM
- MamaGeek @ Works For Us said...
Trust me, I feel this one since we're about to go from 1 to 3 in a few months.
Follow your heart, then your uterus. :)
- March 12, 2009 at 3:15 PM
- Fawn said...
hahaha! Love this post!
Even though Halia is only 4 months old, I'm also having this internal debate. In our case, though, it's the hubby who REALLY wants a third child (always has) and I'm the one asking myself if it would be too crazy-making.
I think my blog might make for good birth control some days...
- March 12, 2009 at 3:55 PM
- Fawn said...
Me again. The thought that always comes back to me is, "Once you have that little baby in your arms, would you REALLY regret it?" Somehow, I doubt I'd regret it.
- March 12, 2009 at 3:57 PM
- OHmommy said...
Love this post!
I'll add my thoughts on my situation. We sold everything after the 2nd because we "felt" balanced and then my uterus started twitching, aching, begging for a 3rd.
The transition form 2 to 3 with nothing as difficult as 1 to 2 or even to just 1. In the end, I didn't want to live with any regrets. And wondering... "what if... what if we had the third child... what would they be like."
- March 12, 2009 at 5:00 PM
- OHmommy said...
"was nothing like..."
was, not with.
sorry. working on dinner and popped in online. typed too fast.
- March 12, 2009 at 5:01 PM
- Heather of the EO said...
Here's my two cents...for what they're worth (which is two cents and that doesn't buy much.)
A gazillion different people can tell you it's totally nuts to go from two to three, and how you have to be ready because it's so hard. Then another gazillion people can tell you that going from two to three was no big deal because having kids is having kids, blah blah.
Then your brain can tell you a gazillion different things, sometimes as Uterus Mind and sometimes as rational mind.
It's all so damn confusing.
But you've got it figured out lady! You have to be open with your husband about what's tugging on your heart and mind. If he suddenly looks up and says, "Yeah, me too," you've got your answer. Sometimes we KNOW things far longer than our man, who chews on things for a gazillion years.
I'm having this struggle too, and it's because I think about the future. sure, having more would be super hard, especially physically in the first few years. But I'm fully aware how FAST it will all go and that I'll never REGRET having that person join our family. But I might regret NOT having more.
Ugh...Let me know if you find the magic answer :)
- March 12, 2009 at 6:18 PM
- Aimeepalooza said...
Oh, my uterus has a mind too. And I'm still in my early 30's. I think I'm in trouble!
- March 12, 2009 at 7:40 PM
- E... said...
We are there. Some days, seems crazy, since I'm de facto single parent for much of most weeks when my husband travels. Other days, seems so sad to let a crazy couple of months/years when they're small keep us from having the family I'd like to have when they're older.
We're "balanced" here too, but sometimes that's what makes me want to have the other - don't want us to get too restricted/nuclear.
- March 12, 2009 at 8:51 PM
- Jane said...
My youngest is over 1 now, and I have occasionally insane thoughts like yours. Keep in mind that when you think those thoughts, you are, like me, completely irrational and not remembering your history of pregnancy, childbirth, and sleepless nights.
On the other hand: they are cute little bundles of blessings. So cute!
- March 12, 2009 at 10:51 PM
- anymommy said...
Great post. I don't know if I have anything to add (since I'm pg with our fourth), except this: Up until this one, we knew we weren't done. Now, I know we are and I also sense that I'm still going to struggle like this a little. I know there are going to be hard months when this baby is a toddler and I'll think, is this really over, am I really moving on and letting go and living it as a mom to preschoolers/midschoolers, teenagers, etc.
I guess it just never completely goes away? Or perhaps I'm just insane!
- March 12, 2009 at 11:38 PM
- Marinka said...
Your uterus is very chatty.
I knew that I was done at 2. I desperately wanted 2, but then I didn't want anymore. I don't love the newborn phase, I find it terrifying actually. Good thing that I'm getting a 15 year old stepson soon, eh?
- March 13, 2009 at 9:32 AM
- Heather, Queen of Shake Shake said...
I'm 35 and this has been happening to me for several months now. And don't think I have missed the coincidence it started around the same time my youngest started kindergarten.
But my husband has a vas years ago and unless I'm going to carry the 2nd messiah, my uterus can keep on screaming.
- March 13, 2009 at 9:42 AM
- Aimeepalooza said...
PS another giveaway at my blog you might like.
- March 13, 2009 at 9:54 AM
- cy said...
i love the toddler stage but not the infant stage. i think if you are not a big fan of the infant stage (or pregnancy) it makes it easier not to listen to UM.
also for me i turn into such a cranky person when i am sleep deprived that i know my marriage takes a hit for about a year after each child. don't think i can do THAT again either :P
- March 13, 2009 at 10:47 AM
- Momisodes said...
I can certainly relate on so many levels. My uterus grew a mind of it's own in the past 2 years. We're all on the same level, it's the rest of my body that isn't listening.
It really is never an easy decision. I always say, "follow your heart." But it isn't always quite that simple when there are 2 hearts to follow.
- March 13, 2009 at 10:54 AM
- Melanie said...
See, my take is to only have ONE child. That way, when you hand off the child, there is still a moment of peace again. If there are two children, there is no rest. Not one moment.
My mum had four of us, and she said that 3 children was the hardest, but four was easier, since at that point we all started caring for each other. I still think she was crazy for going past one.
When you only have one child, if an oops happens, then at least you still have a little bit of a hold on things.
Of course, I'm still wondering what on earth made me want to be a parent AT ALL. Some days, I look at DINKs (double income, no kids) and sigh wistfully....
- March 13, 2009 at 12:55 PM
- Swistle said...
I agree with Rachel: we went from 1 to 2 and it was REALLY HARD, but then we went from 2 to 4 (twins) and it was a way easier transition.
- March 13, 2009 at 1:27 PM
- McMommy said...
I found this post so interesting....I feel torn about going for a third, too.
My husband says WE.ARE.DONE!
I say...are you sure?
Because I'm not so sure about that....
But then I have days like today...where the kids are so independent and life is easy...and I think to myself, do I really want to start from square one all over again???
I just don't know.
- March 13, 2009 at 8:34 PM
- McMommy said...
p.s. I don't know what happened but your POW link is broken?? When I clicked on it, it takes me to a blogger page that says "Page Does Not Exist" or something like that.
- March 13, 2009 at 8:35 PM
- supertiff said...
i had to set up a meeting between my uterus mind people and my bank account people.
the bank account people won.
for now.
- March 14, 2009 at 12:00 AM
- bernthis said...
Okay, I loved this post. I have uterine mind all the time, except mine doesn't want another baby so much as to get laid and whatever happens after that, well, so be it.
- March 14, 2009 at 1:45 AM
- Ree said...
I used to have Uterus Mind, too. The problem was (or maybe the saving grace was) that I had already had my tubes tied.
- March 14, 2009 at 2:35 PM
- LceeL said...
We have three. Our only regret is that there are seven years between the second and third child. Essentially, #3 son grew up as an only child. The older two are two years apart - and they've always had each other to be with, play with, etc. Not so for #3 son. That said, we wouldn't have it any other way. Oh, and by the way, #3 son was totally unplanned.
- March 15, 2009 at 12:45 PM
- the mama bird diaries said...
I'm dying for a third.
- March 15, 2009 at 1:05 PM
- MommyTime said...
I wrote many of you back via email (where I could; darn Blogger), but I wanted to say a public thanks for your thoughtful perspectives and responses. It is so helpful to know how others have thought about this issue -- and that I am not alone in this feeling that there is almost a biological imperative for more that is not always in line with other forces that make these decisions. Many thanks for sharing this conversation with me.
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2015 marks Waltz's 11th year as the television play-by-play voice of the Marlins on Fox Sports Florida's Emmy Award Winning coverage. This is his 21st consecutive year covering Major League Baseball. As well, since 2012 Rich has served as one of the voices of Fox's National Saturday Baseball coverage.
In 2013, Waltz was one of the primary voices of the World Baseball Classic for MLB Network and MLB International. In March of 2009 Waltz also called games in the WBC, including two of the biggest upsets in International Baseball history as the Netherlands twice stunned the Dominican Republic.
Waltz's baseball experience includes MLB Network's coverage of Thursday Night Baseball, ESPN, ESPN Radio, and FX. Prior to joining FOX Sports Florida, Waltz served as the fill-in announcer and pregame host for the Seattle Mariners television and radio networks. In 2000, he served as the fill-in voice of the Toronto Blue Jays on CBC across Canada. His minor league stops included Spokane, Wichita, and Las Vegas.
This past Winter Waltz called College Football and Basketball for CBS Sports Network, and he also was part of the Pac-12 Network's College Basketball coverage. His College Basketball also spans every major conference for the ACC Network, Fox Sports, ESPN, ESPN Regional and Turner Sports. From 2010 through 2012 Rich was the voice for the ACC Football Game of the Week and SEC Saturday Night Football for Fox Sports Net.
From 1997-2002, Waltz called College Football for ESPN, ESPN Radio and ABC in the Big Ten, SEC and ACC conferences; including many Bowl and Championship Games. Waltz's ESPN assignments also included: Major League Baseball, NCAA Basketball, Arena Football, NCAA College Softball World Series, Little League World Series Regional Finals, and Major League Soccer. His football experience also includes NFL Europe for Fox, Pac-10 Football for FSN and NFL Preseason games for the Seattle Seahawks. As well, Waltz has called ATP and WTA Tennis events for Tennis Channel and IMG.
In 2006, Waltz helped create and organize the Fox Sports Fantasy Auction, which in nine years has raised more than $730,000 for the Marlins Foundation. In 2008, he was honored by the Marlins with their Community Service Award.
Raised in Martinez, Calif., Rich was a starting infielder on two conference championship teams at the University of California-Davis. Waltz resides in both South Florida and Issaquah, WA with his wife and two daughters.
Minervini is in his 14th season as pre/postgame host and in-game reporter for Marlins games on FOX Sports Florida, garnering his first Emmy Award in 2013. He has handled play-by-play for select Marlins games on TV/radio as well.
From 2003-2012, Craig was the television pre/post game host for Florida Panthers (NHL) games on FS Florida and continues to fill in on radio play-by-play.
In 2010, Craig was the national play-by-play voice for the United Football League (UFL) games on Versus.
Before joining FOX Sports Florida, Minervini spent seven years with WTVJ-NBC 6 in Miami as a sports anchor/reporter. He anchored sports on WNBC-TV (NY) in 2004.
Minervini's extensive television broadcasting experience includes a wide variety of assignments such as play-by-play voice for NBC Sports (Notre Dame football), CBS Sports Spectacular, ESPN college football, baseball and Roller Hockey International events, Major League Soccer, XFL Football, boxing and mixed martial arts' events.
Minervini's latest Hollywood stint includes a special appearance in Kevin James' blockbuster movie "Here Comes the Boom".
Early in his career, his first entrance on the national stage came as a TV broadcaster for World Wrestling Federation (WWF) events, as "Craig DeGeorge".
Minervini earned a broadcast journalism degree from Syracuse University where he called Orange football, basketball, lacrosse and soccer while handling AAA Syracuse Chiefs baseball.
A native of Huntington, Long Island (NY), Minervini has two sons, Chase and Maxwell, and a daughter, Spencer.
Jeff Conine returns for his seventh season as a Marlins television pre and postgame analyst on FOX Sports Florida in 2015. In addition to his pre and postgame duties, Conine will serve as a color analyst for select games throughout the season. The former Marlins outfielder also has duties in the front office, serving as a special assistant to team president David Samson.
Conine, a valuable member of both Marlins' World Series Championship teams in 1997 and 2003, enjoyed a 17-year Major League career finishing with a total of 1,982 hits, 385 doubles, 214 home runs, 1,071 RBI and a .285 batting average in 2,024 games.
A two-time All-Star (1994-95), Conine was twice named the Marlins' MVP by the South Florida Chapter of the BBWAA (1994-95) and was the MVP of the 1995 MLB All-Star Game. For his Marlins career, "Mr. Marlin" hit .290 and ranks among the all-time Marlins leaders in games (1,014 -2nd), hits (1,005 -2nd), RBI (553 -2nd), at-bats (3,471 -3rd) and home runs (120 -7th). He also hit six grand slams as a Marlin, more than any other player. He was the Opening Day left fielder in their Inaugural Game in 1993, going 4x4 with the first stolen base in Club history.
Among his career highlights, he carried a .304 average in 32 postseason games, all with the Marlins. In addition to his MVP honors with the Club, he also earned the award with the Baltimore Orioles in 2001. He garnered AL Player of the Week honors for May 27-June 2, 2002, after posting a .375 average with five home runs, nine RBI and 26 total bases. In 1995, he earned the NL Player of the Month for June, batting .340 with six doubles, nine home runs and 24 RBI. Conine was named to TOPPS and Baseball America's All-Rookie teams in 1993 and was the 1990 Southern League Most Valuable Player, the Royals' Minor League Player of the Year and a double-A All-Star as voted by TOPPS and Baseball America.
After retiring from baseball, Conine successfully completed the 2008 Ford Ironman World Championship, becoming the first former Major Leaguer to finish the endurance race. Currently, Conine also serves as a Special Assistant to the President.
Born in Tacoma, WA, Conine and his family, wife Cindy, daughter Sierra and sons Griffin and Tucker, reside in South Florida. The family has been active in the South Florida community since his arrival in 1993, including founding the Conine All-Star Classic, an annual golf tournament to raise money for the Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital in Hollywood, Fla.
Preston Wilson enters his fourth season with the FOX Sports Florida staff as a pre-, in- and post-game analyst, after enjoying a nine year MLB career. Wilson will add his baseball expertise and analysis to select Marlins Live shows throughout the 2015 season.
Wilson was drafted by the New York Mets in the first round of the 1992 Amateur draft. Preston made his MLB debut in May of 1998. Just two weeks after joining the Mets, he was traded to the Florida Marlins along with two other minor leaguers for catcher Mike Piazza. As a rookie centerfielder, Wilson led the team in home runs and runs batted in. He finished second place in the NL Rookie of the Year balloting. The following season (1999) Wilson joined the 30-30-club, slugging 31 home runs and stealing 36 bases.
During Wilson's MLB career he made stops in Colorado, Washington, Houston and St. Louis. Wilson, like his step-father Mookie Wilson in 1986, would win a World Series ring in 2006 as a member of the St. Louis Cardinals.
On February 14, 2009 Wilson announced his retirement from Major League Baseball.
Born in Bamberg, South Carolina, Preston and his family now reside in South Florida.
Carl Pavano returns for his second season with Fox Sports Florida as a pre and post-game analyst. A 14 year Major League Baseball veteran and 2003 World Series Champion with the Marlins, Pavano will provide in-depth pitching analysis from the Fox Sports studio for select Marlins Live coverage.
A Southington, Connecticut native, the 2004 MLB All-Star racked up over 1,000 strike outs through the course of his career, which included stints with the Montreal Expos, New York Yankees, Minnesota Twins, Cleveland Indians and the Marlins.
Carl and his wife Alissa have three children and reside in Palm Beach County.
Jessica Blaylock has joined its roster of Marlins on-air talent for the 2015 season. In her new role, Blaylock will serve as the in-game reporter on Marlins' television broadcasts this season, as well as host of select "Inside the Marlins" episodes. Blaylock will make her television debut on Opening Day on Monday, April 6, when the Marlins host the Atlanta Braves.
Previously, Blaylock served as a radio host and reporter for 1010XL in Jacksonville. Since joining 1010XL, she was the Jaguars beat reporter, an active contributor on the Frank Frangie Show with Rick Ballou and hosted her own evening show. She also covered the Players Championship and other various sporting events in the Jacksonville area.
From 2006 to 2011,she worked for ESPN as an operations producer for college football, college basketball and NASCAR. Blaylock originally joined FOX Sports Florida in 2010, covering five seasons of Orlando Magic basketball, as well as high school football and basketball. She has also contributed both Jaguars and high school football features for CSS.
A Jacksonville, Fla. native, Blaylock attended the University of Florida where she received a B.A. in Telecommunications and a B.A. in history.
Raul Striker, Jr. begins his 13th year as the Marlins play-by-play secondary audio programming television announcer. Striker, Jr. has called all Marlins home games since 2003 on SAP.
In addition, Striker, Jr. currently serves as the Miami Dolphins (NFL) football Spanish-language play-by-play announcer and as the voice of the NFL for Univision Radio Network, calling the weekly Thursday Night and Sunday Night games, the playoffs, Pro Bowls and Super Bowls XLVI & XLVII and XLIX.
Striker, Jr. was the Spanish-language television pregame, halftime, and in-game reporter of the Miami Heat (NBA) for the 2005 & 2006 seasons.
The versatile Striker also graduated with a nursing degree from Miami Dade College in 2011 and worked as an RN in the neuroscience wing of Baptist Hospital in Miami.
Before joining the Marlins, Striker, Jr. served as anchor/reporter on a variety of sports shows for the Spanish-language television network Telemundo.
Son of renowned Spanish sportscaster Raul Striker, Striker, Jr. has covered sporting events that include the World Series; FIFA World Cups; Sugar, Rose, Fiesta and Orange Bowls; ATP Tennis, PGA Golf Tournaments and NASCAR Races. Striker, Jr. also served as producer/host of Marlins Semanal, the Marlins official Spanish television show during 2003 and 2004.
A native of Santurce, Puerto Rico, Striker, Jr. resides in Miami.
Dave Van Horne is entering his 50th year broadcasting professional baseball, his 47th at the major league level, and his 15th season as the lead Play-by-Play broadcaster on the Miami Marlins Radio Network. The National Baseball Hall of Fame honoree was the primary radio and television voice of the Montreal Expos for 32 years before joining the Marlins radio team. He began his baseball broadcast career in Richmond, Va., broadcasting the Richmond Braves games in the International League.
During his Major League broadcasting career, Van Horne has been behind the microphone for many baseball milestones, including 13 No Hitters, three of which were "Perfect Games". Other highlights included the Marlins 2003 Postseason playoff games and World Series victory. He had the opportunity to call the 3000th hit by Willie Mays and Tony Gwynn, as well as the 3000th and 4000th hits of Pete Rose. Van Horne could be heard broadcasting the 3,510th strikeout by Nolan Ryan when he passed Walter Johnson for the All-Time strikeout lead, as well as Steve Carlton's 4000th strikeout. In addition, Van Horne called Andre Dawson's feat of hitting two home runs in one inning, twice.
Van Horne was a two-time winner of the Virginia Sportscaster of the Year Award for his work broadcasting high school and college football and basketball and professional baseball.
In June of 2014, Van Horne was inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony took place in St. Marys, Ontario. In 1996, Van Horne received the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame's Jack Graney Award for contributions to baseball through broadcasting. In addition, he also received the 2011 Career Achievement Award from Sports Media Canada.
Dave's broadcast partners over the years have included Don Drysdale, Pee Wee Reese, Duke Snider, Buck Martinez, Tom Cheek, Ken Singleton, Gary Carter and Tommy Hutton. His current partner on Marlins Radio is Glenn Geffner.
In 2011, he was honored by the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown with the Ford C. Frick Award for excellence in baseball broadcasting; the award was presented at the Annual Induction weekend awards ceremony.
In June 2012, Dave was honored with induction into the Wilson High School Hall of Fame, during its commencement ceremonies in Easton, PA.
In March 2013, he was honored to receive the Sonny Hirsch Excellence in Sports Broadcasting Award at the Reid & Fiorentino Call of the Game Dinner. (Eric Reid and Tony Fiorentino, charity dinner organizers.)
Dave was born and raised in Easton, Pa. He has been a resident of Palm Beach County since 1982 and lives there with his wife Josee and their daughter Madison. He also has 5 sons and 11 grandchildren.
2015 marks Miami native Glenn Geffner's eighth season as a member of the Marlins radio broadcast team, his 19th season in the Major Leagues and his 24th year in professional baseball as a broadcaster and front office executive. In addition to his play-by-play duties, he hosts the 10th-Inning Show following all games as well as the Marlins Hot Stove radio show during the off-season months.
Geffner, who owns the rare distinction of having done baseball play-by-play at every level-from college, to Single-A, Double-A, Triple-A, and the Major Leagues-called games for the Boston Red Sox and the San Diego Padres prior to his 2008 return to South Florida.
Over the years, he has shared the booth with a pair of Baseball Hall of Fame broadcasters, 2011 Ford C. Frick Award winner Dave Van Horne with the Marlins and 2005 honoree Jerry Coleman with the Padres. In Boston, Glenn worked alongside Frick Award finalist Joe Castiglione.
Geffner began his baseball career as the voice of the Rochester Red Wings of the Triple-A International League. His television work includes play-by-play for the New England Sports Network's coverage of Red Sox Minor League baseball during his time in Boston as well as serving as host and reporter for a variety of Red Sox and Padres programming during his 11 seasons with those clubs.
He has two World Series championship rings (Boston, 2004 and 2007) and a National League championship ring (San Diego, 1998).
Geffner is a graduate of Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism. It was at Northwestern where he began his broadcasting career, calling Big Ten baseball, football and basketball for the Wildcats.
Glenn and his wife Christine reside in Weston with their 3 children: Corey, Gregg and Caroline.
Ramírez has been the Spanish "Voice of the Marlins" since the birth of the franchise in 1993. He has called all of the Club's five no-hitters by Al Leiter (1996), Kevin Brown (1997), A.J. Burnett (2001), Anibal Sanchez (2006) and Henderson Alvarez (2013) as well as the 1997 and 2003 championship seasons.
As one of the most recognizable voices in sports broadcasting, Ramírez was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame on August 5, 2001 as the Ford C. Frick Award winner, a tribute presented each year by the National Baseball Hall of Fame to a broadcaster for "major contributions to the game of baseball."
For more than 35 years, he has been the play-by-play voice of professional baseball in Puerto Rico, Nicaragua and Venezuela. Ramírez's baseball coverage on CMQ Radio in Habana, Cuba (1953-61), was highly regarded among journalists in Latin America. Felo has been the voice of, all but nine, Caribbean World Series since 1949.
A true pioneer of baseball broadcasting in his native Cuba, Ramírez was the first Hispanic broadcaster to have his narration included in the National Baseball Hall of Fame, with his call of Hank Aaron's 715th home run, his call of Roberto Clemente's 3000th hit and Don Larsen's perfect game during Game 5 of the 1956 World Series.
He has lent his voice to more than 32 World Series and All-Star Games, and was recognized by former Commissioner Bowie Kuhn in 1980 for his extensive contribution to promoting baseball in Latin America from the broadcast booth.
Felo Ramírez is also a member of the Puerto Rican National Sports Museum (class of 2004). A life-size statue of Felo was erected during the inaugural event of the National Sports Museum in Guaynabo, PR, commemorating his valuable contributions to the game of baseball. In 2010, Felo was inducted as an honoree member of the Latin American Hall of Fame in the Dominican Republican.
Rafael Ramírez Arias resides in Miami, FL.
Quintana returns for his 14th full season as the Marlins' Spanish play-by-play announcer. Besides radio, Quintana serves as the main sports anchor/producer for WJAN41 América Teve in Miami.
With more than 30 years of broadcasting experience, Quintana began his career as a journalist writing for several Cuban national sports magazines and newspapers. Over the airwaves, Quintana served as a commentator and play-by-play announcer for the providence of Las Villas' radio network.
Quintana worked for TV Cubana (1980-1993) as a sports commentator and play-by-play announcer for several national and international championships including baseball, volleyball, basketball, and boxing, among other sports.
After acquiring political asylum from the Venezuelan Republic, Quintana worked as sports analyst and play-by-play announcer for Cadena Super Suave as well as serving as the official play-by-play announcer for the "Tigres de Aragua", of the Venezuelan Professional Baseball League.
Quintana was selected by fans as the Most Popular Sports Commentator as well as one of the 10 Most Popular Artists in Cuba. He is also a member of the National Cuban Hall of Fame (Class of 2007) for his contributions to the sports journalism field and was named the Miami Life Awards Sports Broadcaster of the Year in 2008 & 2009.
Quintana received his bachelor's degree in Physical Education and Sports, with a specialization in baseball from Instituto Superior de Cultura Física. Quintana also served as pitching coach for several baseball national championships in Cuba.
Yiki and his wife, Lizet, reside in Miami, Fla.


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2 small onions, peeled and quartered
3 lbs. chicken, any combination (breasts/dark/all legs, all thighs, etc.)
1/2 lb. pork sausage, cut into 1/2" slices
about 1/2 bottle Italian salad dressing
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"(Jamie) Pollard, Iowa State's athletics director, a mover and a shaker to the nth degree, was in Sioux City Monday to drum up enthusiasm for Cyclone athletics.
He succeeded famously." ¢
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa -- The 2007 Cyclones tailgate tour had its busiest day Tuesday. But by the end of a full schedule of events in
More than 500 Iowa State fans gathered in the parking lot of the Mid-America Center to hear the "voice" of the Cyclones, John Walters, introduce athletics director Jamie Pollard, head football coach Gene Chizik and head wrestling coach Cael Sanderson. Sanderson asked the question of the night while up at the podium.
"Is it great to be a Cyclone fan or what?"
Omaha Children's Hospital
The day began with a visit to the Children's
It was Mrs. Henry Doorly who conceived the idea of a local children's hospital in 1943 when she overheard a conversation in which another mother told a hospital employee that she could not pay for her child's care. Mrs. Doorly went to her husband Henry, who helped finance construction of the hospital that opened in 1948.
Pollard and the coaches toured two floors of the 141-bed facility. The children expressed their appreciation for the visits, some only through their eyes. In the art room, interest centered on Sanderson, who was a graphic design major at
"My daughter's eyes lit up when you came into the room," said one parent to Sorenson.
The Cyclone swim coach earlier talked and laughed with a young patient, who was a swimmer.
"When you swim, you need four meals a day," the girl told Sorenson as she munched on some food her mother had brought in from the outside.
Hospital officials thanked the tailgate tour members, which included its most popular member, Cy.
"I think it is great that you guys have done this," said hospital community relations specialist Rob Harding. "Some of the children can't fully express how much they enjoy getting visitors. But I can assure you, they appreciate getting visitors."
Omaha Boys and Girls Club
The caravan headed next to the Omaha Boys and Girls Club, which had planned ahead for the arrival of its Cyclone guests. More than 300 children from elementary school age through high schoolers had assembled in the facility gym. The first major eruption of energy occurred when Cy made his entry on to the basketball court. Ronanye got the assembly rocking by doing a back flip in street clothes.
After a short talk by Pollard, Chizik and about 30 members of the Boys and Girls Club Pop Warner Football team adjourned to a different location. Chizik talked to the group about being young and having the opportunity to do anything they wanted in the future.
Chizik, once a third-grade and middle school teacher, used his classroom experience skills Tuesday. The Cyclone head coach brought forth for club members one of their own, ISU quarterback recruit Phillip Bates of
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"We want this to be a positive place for kids," Boy's and Girl's Club chief professional officer Thomas R. Kunkel said. "We have a wide variety of programs for the different needs of the children. This was a great day for our kids. There were excited to see everyone."
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Charlotte, NC - More than 20 dogs and one parrot have been rescued from a puppy mill in Alexander County.
The Humane Society of the United States says the animals were removed on Friday afternoon after deputies served a search warrant.
Authorities say said the 23 dogs did not have access to clean water or food and were lacking veterinary care. The sheriff's office said the animals were in filthy conditions and were suffering from skin and eye problems, parasites and tumors.
The dogs were brought to the Humane Society of Charlotte and will be listed online once they're available for adoption.
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Lexington, NC -- Deputies in Davidson County have charged a woman who they say threw an aerosol can at her 7-year-old, then refused to take the child to a doctor.
Deputies said the can cut Tamara Cruz's son on the head.
Investigators were called to a home on Conard Sowers Road by The Department of Social Services, Child Protective Division on Tuesday. They learned the incident happened Monday around 10 am, according to the sheriff's office.
Cruz was charged with Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor and Assault on a Child Under 12. She was taken to the Davidson County Jail and was issued a $10,000 secure bond.


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Florida regulators approve nuclear power rates
Published: Monday, November 26, 2012 at 5:46 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, November 26, 2012 at 5:46 p.m.
TALLAHASSEE — State regulators have approved requests from Florida's two largest electric utilities to continue passing future nuclear facility costs on to their customers in 2013.
The five-member Public Service Commission on Monday unanimously approved a decrease for Florida Power & Light Co. and increase for Progress Energy Florida.
FPL sought $151 million, which will be $1.69 per month for a typical residential customer using 1,000 kilowatt hours. That's 51 cents less than this year's nuclear cost recovery charge.
Progress will get $143 million. That will increase the current charge for a 1,000-kilowatt hour customer by $1.93 to $4.79 per month.
Utilities normally cannot pass on such expenses until new or renovated plants go into operation. State law, however, makes an exception for nuclear facilities to encourage that form of power generation.
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It's no fun to wear a pair of shorts when you have spider veins. Some people try to disguise them up with make-up, but it's a challenge to completely cover them. Spider veins are referred to as telangiectasia in the medical world, and they're a common problem, particularly among women. Telangiectasias are dilated blood vessels that lie close to the surface of the skin. They get their name from the fact that they resemble a spider in shape. It's common for people to have them on the legs, but other areas of the body can be affected, even the face.
They form when a tear occurs in a vein or tiny capillary, allowing blood to leak out into the tissue. Spider veins are more common in women, especially during pregnancy. This is because levels of pregnancy-related hormones rise and cause the walls of veins to weaken. Being overweight and standing for prolonged periods of time also increases the risk of telangiectasias in the legs by putting additional pressure on the veins. Women who take birth control pills or hormone replacement therapy are more prone to spider veins because the hormones weaken the walls of veins just like pregnancy. Genetics play a role too since they often run in families. Injury to a vein can also cause it to malfunction, leading to a telangiectasia. Exposure to sunlight often worsens their appearance.
Telangiectasias on the face and upper body can sometimes be caused by an underlying medical problem including some hereditary conditions. People with the skin condition called rosacea sometimes have spider veins on their face as a part of their skin disease. These can be some of the most frustrating symptoms to deal with since they are very visible and difficult to conceal.
First, it's important to wear a sunscreen to avoid sun damage and refrain from smoking and drinking alcohol in excess as these are all factors that can make spider veins worse. Creams that contain vitamin K may help to strengthen the veins of walls and repair some of the damage that causes them to leak.
A more expensive treatment option is sclerotherapy. This involves injecting the veins with a saline solution. This irritates the vein and causes it to collapse. To locate the leaky veins more precisely, ultrasound can be used. There can be side effects with this procedure, and a small number of people have an allergic reaction to the saline solution.
Laser therapy can also be used to treat telangiectasias. It may be the best option for veins that haven't responded to topical treatments and are too small to inject. One problem with laser treatment and sclerotherapy is the cost. It may require several visits to get adequate results, and sometimes the spider veins come back, requiring further treatment. It can also take several months for the skin to completely heal after these procedures.
Spider veins are a common problem. They're usually not painful like varicose veins, but most people want to treat them for cosmetic reasons. There are expensive treatments like sclerotherapy and laser treatments, but they require healing time, and there can be complications. It's safer and less expensive to try a topical vitamin K cream before opting for professional treatments.


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environmental regulations Companies in Latvia
Bureau Veritas CODDE
based in Moirans, FRANCE
BUREAU VERITAS CODDE, a centre of excellence in eco-design and sustainable product development. Today manufacturers and retailers need to be more concerned by European requirements and market expectations regarding the environment and `green` issues. Bureau Veritas CODDE - Our eco-design centre of excellence is a partner for manufacturers, retailers and service ...
Environmental International Corporation (EIC)
based in Alpharetta, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
Environmental International Corporation (EIC), headquartered in the Atlanta metro area, provides environmental engineering services in The Caribbean, The Americas, Europe, and Asia. EIC offers innovative products & services in air, noise, water, wastewater, hazardous waste, solid wastes, landfill, and related multimedia areas for the energy industry, petrochemical ...
Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc.
based in Milwaukee, WISCONSIN (USA)
Anguil Environmental Systems is a global provider of industrial air pollution control, emission abatement and energy recovery systems. We design, manufacturer, service and install thermal and catalytic oxidation technologies as well as heat recovery systems for a variety of applications and industries.Anguil Aqua was developed to help our industrial clients with water ...
based in Barcelona, SPAIN
Amphos 21 is a group of companies that offers scientific, technical and strategic consulting services in five main market sectors: -Nuclear -Mining -Water -Sustainability -CCS & Climate ChangeWe started our activity in 1994 and it was in 2007 when we adopted our current denomination: Amphos 21.Since its inception, Amphos 21 has developed its activity at an ...
Lakes Environmental Software
based in Waterloo, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Lakes Environmental is committed to supplying robust and easy-to-use air dispersion modeling software to consulting companies, industries, governmental agencies and academia. The introduction of Lakes Environmental's graphical Microsoft Windows-based interfaces revolutionized the field of air dispersion modeling software. Since 1995, Lakes Environmental has been ...
DMT Global Environmental Solutions BV
based in Joure (NL), NETHERLANDS
DMT Environmental Technology is a fast growing company that specializes in helping companies to contribute to the environment in a sustainable and profitable way. The techniques we implement solve environmental issues. With over more than 28 years of experience, DMT is reliable partner and market leader in the field of biogas upgrading, for which we apply advanced ...
Cambridge Environmental Research Consultants (CERC)
based in Cambridge, UNITED KINGDOM
Developers of environmental software including the well known Atmospheric Dispersion Modelling System, ADMS. The world leading ADMS-Urban calculates pollution concentrations at street level resolution over urban areas and links seamlessly to regional air quality models. ADMS 5 for industrial pollution combines state-of-the-art science with an unparalleled range of model ...
AppliTek NV - Environmental Analysis Division
based in Nazareth, BELGIUM
Founded in 1985, AppliTek is a specialist manufacturer of monitoring solutions (on-line analyzers) for environmental and industrial applications. Its customers are found all around the Globe and vary from local EPC`s to national authorities and private companies that are eager to invest in environmental compliance and process efficiency.
Bovee Environmental
based in Woodstock, ILLINOIS (USA)
Bovee Environmental (BE) possesses diverse and extensive experience in the areas of stationary source emission testing, air quality monitoring, process and device optimization, air quality management, CEMS maintenance, and consulting. The professionals at BE possess over eighteen years of experience making BE an invaluable asset when conducting a test program, applying ...
Cronin Environmental
based in Cork, IRELAND
Cronin Environmental is an Irish Company specialising in Environmental Monitoring and Occupational Health & Safety. Cronin Environmental carries a comprehensive suite of Environmental and Health & Safety monitoring equipment. Included in this equipment is TCR automatic sampling equipment, Quest Noise level metres, Land Combustion Analyser, Gilair sampling pumps, ...


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Mazda Miata_Slammed_EnkeiApache_5 speed_trade for clean honda/acuraYear: 1992Mileage: 122000Title: CleanPhone number: 7723539851Price: 4800
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Looking for any info on this unit.
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You draw a tag for here? Lucky bugger!!! I have been trying for 6 years to draw a tag for that area.
I have heard there are some great bulls in there, but I have yet to see for myself. Hopefully next year
2011 PSE Omen Pro 60#/26.5" 290 fps w/374 grain arrow
2009 PSE Xforce GX 60#/26.625" 301 fps w/304 grain arrow; 276 fps w/374 grain arrow
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Stay close to the reservation in that area. Can't remember the name. My buddy drew it few years back. Elk were bugling hard, but not to agressive to come in for a look see. These bulls don't summer where the rut. Show up a week early to scout.
YOu shouldnt have trouble finding elk. I live an hour from this unit an its a very good unit. As far as the late archery I wouldnt know but I had the same late archery tag in a bordering unit an killed a 360 bull. Ur unit produces monsters every year. In this hunt bulls will be pretty easy to pattern. They eat an bed an repeat. Find a good place to glass an ambush. be patient, hunt hard an you should have oppurtunities. Good luck


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Mukwonago Lions host Easter egg hunt this weekend
The annual Hans and Liz Christianson Memorial Easter Egg Hunt will be held on Saturday, April 12, starting at 10 a,m. at Field Park. Please arrive prior to the starting time. Parking is available in Field Park.
Divisions will be set up for 2 to 3 year olds, 4 and 5, 6 and 7 and 8 and 9 year olds. Each division has many prizes available, but each child may only receive one prize. All children will be eligible for the drawing for three special prizes. There will be a bag of candy, hot chocolate and cookies for every participant. The Easter Bunny will be available for photos. Dress appropriate for the weather.
Former Pewaukee administrator Tammy LaBorde a finalist for Grafton job
The former Pewaukee city administrator is one of four finalists for the village administrator's job in Grafton.
Tammy LaBorde, who resigned as Pewaukee city administrator in February after concerns were raised about her leadership abilities, is one of two local candidates selected as finalists, according to information provided by the village of Grafton. Waukesha's Jesse Thyes, human resources director and assistant city administrator in Mequon, is the other.
The other two finalists are from Ohio and West Virginia.
LaBorde's resignation came two months after a consultant hired by the city of Pewaukee reported a survey of department heads and key managers revealed a consistent theme of concern about LaBorde's leadership, and the consultant recommended that she "no longer be in a position as a leader of people."
The December 2015 document, prepared by consultant Living As A Leader (LAAL), was obtained by Lake Country Publications through an open-records request.» Read Full Article
Big Bend moves on with permit despite concerns
Village of Big Bend —The village of Big Bend unanimously approved the phase II conditional use permit for John Kaishian and his property located on National Avenue May 27.
The property has been a point of contention for neighbors like the West Allis Training Kennel Club and the residents of Heather Ridge subdivision. These neighbors voiced their many concerns at the village's public hearing on May 17. The concerns were mostly regarding issues with Kaishian's phase I permit.
Kaishian had multiple violations from the Department of Natural Resources for erosion control, drainage and questionable fill materials, all concerns that residents mentioned during the public hearing. While the property owners have the site up to code, it took them years to get there and Kaishian was referred to the Department of Justice for his repeated noncompliance.
The plan commission, village planner and municipal lawyer Mike Schober addressed the public's concern while breaking down, section by section, the conditional use permit.
"The comments were reviewed and taken into consideration," Mary Censky, village planner, said. "Based on those comments, there are only a handful of updates, just a final red line to go through and consider."» Read Full Article
Roundup of Memorial Day events in suburban Milwaukee and Lake Country
There are many programs, parades and events on Memorial Day in suburban Milwaukee and Lake Country to honor those who lost their lives serving our country.
Here's a roundup of events on the Monday, May 30, federal holiday:
Sussex Meijer gears up for June 7 opening
Sussex — Passersby along Lisbon Road and Highway 164 could be forgiven last week for wondering if the Meijer store at that corner had already opened, judging from the number of vehicles in the parking lot.
But it's just employees undergoing training and setting up the store, which is scheduled to open June 7.
"We're not open yet," two employees told one driver.
But retailer, based in Grand Rapids, Michigan, is confident area residents will decide the wait is worth it.
"We're glad to be here," said store director Steve Talbert. "The communication with local officials has been great. We've had hundreds of customer inquiries on when we'll open."» Read Full Article
Pewaukee man gets jail, fine for fifth drunken driving offense
Todd Musil, who has a history of intoxicated driving, shouldn't have been behind the wheel when police pulled him over in January and will spend the next 15 months of his life behind bars for that mistake, a Waukesha County Circuit judge ruled recently.
Musil, 56, of Pewaukee pleaded guilty May 23 to fifth offense driving with a prohibited blood alcohol content, according to online court records. Ramirez sentenced him to 15 months in jail.
Musil was apparently in the wrong place at the wrong time Jan. 3 when officers followed and stopped his truck because they thought one of Musil's friends, who was a suspect in an alleged domestic violence incident earlier that day, was driving.
That man wasn't behind the wheel, but Musil — who appeared to turn his car around after seeing a squad car — was, and, despite his four previous OWI convictions, was drunk, a criminal complaint said.
Officers could smell alcohol wafting from Musil's truck, where they also found an empty beer can, the complaint said. Musil later reportedly told officers he drank two 16-ounce beers about an hour before getting behind the wheel and had been driving around looking for his girlfriend.» Read Full Article
Oconomowoc Public Library asks patrons to take survey
The Oconomowoc Public Library wants to make sure residents are being served in the best possible way, so they are asking to hear from you via an online survey.
The survey is intended to determine which online resources patrons use and how they use them. The survey should take between 10-15 minutes, and feedback is greatly appreciated.
To take the survey, visit:
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Musician Eddie Cash will perform at the American Legion Post 375 in Mukwonago
Village of Mukwonago — Musician Eddie Cash is performing at the American Legion Post 375 on Saturday June, 4.
Cash is a Memphis native with a long history of performing. He's performed with notable musicians like Elvis Presley, Conway Twitty and the Bill Black Combo. He's performed all over the nation, including venues in Chicago and Las Vegas.
Cash incorporates stories of his musical adventures into his performances, which are different every time, but always blend music and history.
Seating for his June 4 show starts at 6:30 p.m. with the show beginning at 7 p.m. Tickets are $11 for seniors and $12 for general admission, tickets can be purchased at the door.
The American Legion Post 375 is located on County Road NN, which is under construction, but those looking to attend the show will be able to get through the road construction to the venue without too much trouble. Questions, concerns or ticket inquires can be directed to 262-248-2274.
Register for Oconomowoc Yellow Brick Road Walk/Run
Join the Oconomowoc Chamber Of Commerce for the 11th Annual Yellow Brick Road 5k Run/Walk on Saturday, June 4. Event proceeds benefit the Chamber's vision of being the proactive voice and resource for business in a thriving local economy. The Yellow Brick Road is presented by the Oconomowoc Chamber of Commerce. Register online at:
Race Day
7 a.m.: packet pick-up and race day registration opens
8 a.m.: race day registration closes
8 a.m.: Kids half-mile Fun Run» Read Full Article
North Lake commissioners delay decision on reducing fishing limits
Officials with the North Lake Management District are mulling the idea of reducing the daily bag limits for some fish species on the lake but haven't yet made a decision.
District commissioners met Wednesday, May 25 but commission chairman Jerry Heine said they delayed a decision on the matter because they're still waiting for more information from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
Heine said the concern has to do mostly with the lake's population of crappie and bluegill, which he said "get hit hard."
"As soon as word gets out that somebody caught some crappie and bluegill, it goes around to the bait shops and they pass it on and then the fishing gets pretty heavy," Heine said. "We're just trying to maintain the populations in the lake so it doesn't become a non-fishing lake."
The bag limits are set by the DNR and vary by species. The bag limit for panfish, which includes white and black crappie, bluegill, pumpkinseed and yellow perch, is a total of 25 per day.» Read Full Article
Holiday brings change for village of Wales garbage pickup
Due to the Memorial Day holiday, both trash and yard waste pickup for the village of Wales will be on Thursday, June 2, according to village of Wales Deputy Clerk Pauline Wigderson.
Recycling will not be picked up next week.
Oconomowoc Area Chamber of Commerce to kick off annual nature challege June 1
City of Oconomowoc — Waukesha County residents have waited long enough for summer to arrive, so they shouldn't need any excuse to spend time outdoors.
But if you're still looking for a reason to stand up from your desk or step away from your screens and enjoy the weather, the Oconomowoc Area Chamber of Commerce has just the ticket.
The Chamber is kicking off its annual 30x30 Nature Challenge from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. June 1 at the Oconomowoc Community Center, 220 W. Wisconsin Ave., with a bring-your-own picnic event. The festivities will also include free paddleboat rides and speeches from local business leaders and County Executive Paul Farrow.
The 30x30 Nature Challenge is a monthlong push, sponsored by the chamber's Sustainable Business Initiative, to spend 30 minutes a day outside, unplugged, for each of the 30 days in June.
This year's challenge is growing to include all of Waukesha County, according to a news release.» Read Full Article
Village of Pewaukee accepting applications for deputy clerk-treasurer position
Village of Pewaukee — Those interested in applying for the deputy clerk-treasurer position in the village have until 4 p.m. June 9 to apply.
The person hired for the new full-time position will assist the village clerk and village treasurer. The starting hourly salary will be between $18.94 and $22.26, depending on qualifications, and will include a comprehensive benefits package.
For the village, the road to hire a deputy clerk-treasurer has been circuitous.
After former Village Clerk-Treasurer Nancy Zastrow resigned last July, the village board moved to fill the opening. But in October, trustees changed course and voted instead to create the position of finance director. The board switched gears again May 3, scrapping the idea of a finance director and deciding instead to hire a deputy clerk-treasurer.
More information about the position can be found at bit.ly/deputyclerk.» Read Full Article
Man injured after being struck by car while walking along I-94 in Pewaukee
City of Pewaukee — A 32-year-old Milwaukee man was flown to the hospital by Flight for Life on Wednesday evening, May 25, after he was hit by a car while walking along eastbound I-94 at Bluemound Road.
According to the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department, the man was walking outside his vehicle at about 5:51 p.m. when the car struck him. Witnesses immediately rendered aid until emergency personnel arrived.
The man was taken to Froedtert Hospital in Wauwatosa for treatment of his injuries, which remain unspecified. At press time, the man's medical condition was unclear.
A news release from the sheriff's department did not indicate why the man got out of his car or was walking along the interstate.
Personnel from the sheriff's department, Wisconsin State Patrol, village of Pewaukee Police Department and the city of Pewaukee Fire Department responded to the accident.» Read Full Article
Divine Redeemer Lutheran School team wins Knowledge Bowl
A team from Divine Redeemer Lutheran School in Delafield captured first place in the annual Lutheran School Knowledge Bowl competition held Wednesday, May 18 at Lake Country Lutheran High School in Hartland. The team, which includes two eighth-graders, a seventh-grader and two sixth-graders, is coached by Neva Conlon.
Divine Redeemer Lutheran competed against Elm Grove Lutheran School, Hales Corners Lutheran School, Immanuel Lutheran School in Brookfield and St. Paul's Lutheran School in Oconomowoc and walked away with the championship for the seventh time.
Work underway on city of Pewaukee's new water tower
City of Pewaukee — It's not time to tear down the old one yet — that's a ways away — but work is underway on the city's new water tower, which will be bigger and much easier on the eyes.
The new tower is going up just west of the existing one near city hall.
It's actually going to be a bit further west and south than originally planned, Pewaukee Public Works Director Jeff Weigel said. Fifteen feet to be exact, to provide a buffer zone from overhead electrical lines.
"Both the contractor and We Energies staff had indicated that because it was so close to the wires, it was preferable that either the wires be buried to eliminate the future hazard of working on the tower and constructing it, or if it was possible to move the tower about 15 feet," Weigel said.
He said they checked with the Federal Aviation Administration and Waukesha County's Department of Parks & Land Use — both of which have permitting authority on the tower — and both were OK with moving the structure.» Read Full Article


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Restaurant General Manager - Food Service Restaurant Manager
Drive your Future!
Pilot Flying J is seeking an efficient and flexible Restaurant General Manager who will handle our high-volume, quick service restaurants. You will be accountable for the financial and operational performance of the restaurant.
The Restaurant General Manager will also be:
Ensuring excellent hospitality and customer service
Creating a positive work environment for team members
Implementing Human Resource decisions
As a Restaurant General Manager, you will build, coach, manage and develop teams from a staffing, interviewing, hiring and training standpoint. You will also ensure that the restaurant is in compliance with all local, state and federal regulations.
Additional responsibilities for the Restaurant General Manager include:
Ensuring customer satisfaction
Compiling work schedules
Performing P&L analysis
Controlling inventory
What Are We Looking For?
As a Restaurant General Manager, you must have excellent team leadership and customer service skills. You must also exemplify integrity and accountability at the managerial level.
Additional requirements of the Restaurant General Manager include:
Minimum 2-3 years of management experience in the retail, restaurant, grocery or other service industry with responsibility for financial results
Previous management proficiency in high volume retail with P&L accountability
Ability to work a flexible schedule of nights, days, weekends and holidays
Benefits available include:
Compensation Commensurate with Experience
Weekly Pay
Relocation Assistance
Profit Sharing
Extended Health Care Benefits
Dental Insurance
Life Insurance
AD&D Insurance
Long Term Disability Insurance
Pilot Flying J provides an extensive training program to help provide new hires with everything they need to succeed and thrive in our fast-paced environment!
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Am I right to say, RSS from the Web Client is a manual 'Reload' operation? The server (or the client?) does not poll the feed source at regular intervals?
Since ZCO synchronizes folders, RSS folder content is synced from ZCS to Outlook, but there is no mechanism from Outlook to trigger a 'Reload' for those RSS folders.
But if I was even more insane than I am, I could use an RSS aggregator on Windows and subscribe to my RSS folders on ZCS.
Do I make sense?
FWIW, I really like the RSS/ATOM options for calendar, inbox, contacts. Very helpful.


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Women's Volleyball: UNLV vs. Fresno State
Nov. 16, 2012, 7pm
Campus Location
Admission Information
Ticket prices are:
$8 for general admission
$6 for faculty, staff, and senior citizens
Kids under 12 admitted FREE!
To purchase tickets visit UNLVtickets.
Contact Information
Office: UNLV Tickets
Phone: 702-739-FANS
More info on this event
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KONG Dental Toys feature special grooves that clean teeth and massage gums as dogs chew. These toys feature KONG's classic rubber, which is firm yet flexible under pressure to provide excellent support for strong gums. The hollow center (except on KONG Dental with Rope) is perfect for holding KONG Treats, small kibble, or even dog toothpaste. As your dog tries to figure out how to remove the treats or paste, he gets a stimulating mental challenge, along with healthy play, in addition to the dental benefits. KONG Dental toys are non-splintering and non-abrasive.
KONG Dental with Rope can also be used as a fetch toy for dogs that love to be "on the chase." Dogs love to roll it, drop it, shake it by the cotton rope, and bring it to you on command. The cotton fibers help clean teeth as your dog chews.
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Lamella Mixer
Application ID: 466
At the macroscopic level, systems usually mix fluids using mechanical actuators or turbulent 3D flow. At the microscale level, however, neither of these approaches is practical or even possible. This model demonstrates the mixing of fluids using laminar-layered flow in a MEMS mixer. This model analyzes the steady-state condition of the fluid flow as well as the convection and diffusion of a dissolved substance in a lamella mixer.


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I think that smaller-sensor cameras should cost less than larger-sensor cameras.
The Nikon 1 V1 has a list price of $899.95, and the Nikon D5100 DSLR has a list price of $849.95. (The Nikon D3100 has a list price of $649.95)
Entry-level DSLRs are a better value than smaller-sensor mirrorless cameras, offering much more performance bang for the buck. DSLRs are obviously bigger, but mirrorless cameras aren't true pocket cameras, reducing their size advantage.


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How can I join Skype laughterclub
Add laughterclub to you Skype contacts. Be online at the time session starts.
Where do I find the session times
You can find the times on your own time zone at www.skypelaughterclub.org, or you can check the times from our Facebook page Skype laughterclub and click about. The times are shown in GMT to transfer it go to www.worldtimebuddy.com and insert your country and GMT there and it will tell you what the times are in your time zone. Or you can just look from your computer, what is the difference to GMT.
How do I join the laughter
Be online before the session starts. When you see laughterclub online, you can directly send a message to laughterclub to join. You find laughterclub in your contacts. (Please don't use and old conversation, you get lost.)
Laughterclub sends an invitation message. You can answer to it, but it is preferred to send a direct message to laughterclub.
How to send a direct message to laughterclub
In the invitation message right click Skype laughterclub and selec
I do not want the invitation message
Have you considered creating a new skype account name just for laughter? (e.g. laughtresteve123), this way you will only get invites when logged in and ready to laugh. If you do not think that you are not going to laugh at all, you can drop laughterclub from your contacts. Just left mouse click laughterclub in your contacts and select remove.
Or you can select your status to be invisible or do not disturb.
How can I leave the group
Left mouse click the conversation in recent, select Leave Conversation
Is talking allowed
No just laughing and chatting.