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We're continuing our weekly look this season at the Air and Space facet of this division, but as promised last week, I'm planning to introduce a second level of pass-happy analysis. How each NFC North team reacts to that shift in offensive focus will be a fascinating, and probably crucial, element to the 2010 season.
So let's jump into that angle right away here in Week 2, using two parameters we set out this spring. Since the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions played our only divisional game last weekend, let's look at how the Bears' defense performed on third-and-long -- one of their 2009 pitfalls -- and how the Lions defense stood up against downfield passes. First up is the Bears.
As you remember last spring, we put forth a theory that suggested the Bears left themselves vulnerable to third-down conversions last season because of over-blitzing. The idea was that too much blitzing left mid-range receivers open too often, providing too-easy third-down opportunities for offenses. Indeed, Bears opponents had the NFL's best passer rating on third-and-8 or longer last season, completing 67.6 percent of those passes and averaging eight yards per attempt.
The Bears brought down those numbers significantly Sunday at Soldier Field. According to ESPN's Stats & Information, the Bears brought an extra pass rusher on 30 percent of their defensive snaps -- down from an average of nearly 43 percent per game last season. As the first chart shows you, what was supposed to be an explosive Lions offense averaged 3.9 yards per attempt on eight passes when facing third-and-8 or longer. They completed five of those passes but converted only one of them for a first down.
The easy explanation is that the addition of defensive end Julius Peppers gave the Bears more confidence in their base pass rush, necessitating fewer blitzes and more defenders devoted to coverage. We'll see if that was a one-game decision or if it becomes a trend for the Bears this season.
Now let's move on to the Lions. As we discussed in the spring, the Lions' pass defense was horrendous on pretty much all levels last season. Particularly galling was their performance against the longest of downfield passes -- those that traveled at least 21 yards in the air. Opponents completed more than half of those throws last season, averaging more than 41 yards per completion.
This spring, we suggested that an improved pass rush could reduce the time required for those passes. On Sunday, it did. The Lions sacked quarterback Jay Cutler four times, and as the second chart shows, only 60 of Cutler's 375 passing yards came on those kinds of downfield throws. (One was the game-winning touchdown, a 28-yard pass to tailback Matt Forte.)
But as it turned out, stopping the downfield pass wasn't enough for the Lions. Cutler, in fact, burned their defense on short-range passes. As the third chart shows, Cutler had a 117.9 passer rating on 24 passes that traveled 10 yards or fewer past the line of scrimmage.
In general, you would rather have teams dinking and dunking than heaving the ball deep. But on Sunday, the Bears moved the ball throughout the game in that fashion and then won the game on a downfield pass.
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AccuWeather.com has been warning the Upper Midwest of the risk of flash and urban flooding since early last week.
Both radar estimates and ground observations have indicated more than a half a foot of rain has fallen as of early on Wednesday morning over a large portion of north-central and northeastern Minnesota, with most of the rain falling over the course of just a few hours' time.
Overnight Tuesday, police in Duluth banned all non-essential travel due to the flooding, which submerged numerous vehicles, leading to water rescues. Some manhole covers were blown off by the pressure of the water in the city, while sinkholes swallowed cars whole.
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In a rare civil emergency bulletin issued overnight, Duluth Police announced that residents in a neighborhood near the Fond du Lac dam were being evacuated. While no threat of a dam failure was imminent, power crews were releasing water to ease the pressure on the structure.
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Residents and officials are comparing the ongoing situation to flooding that occurred in August 1972 which devastated the city.
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The former Massachusetts governor has been building a presidential organization for the better part of six years.
He plans to show it off this weekend, hosting a New Hampshire rally dubbed, "Earn it with Mitt," featuring 500 volunteers who plan to knock on 5,000 doors, make 12,000 phone calls and distribute 5,000 yard signs to voters across the state.
Romney, who typically ignores his Republican rivals in favor of targeting President Barack Obama, sharpened his criticism of Gingrich this week.
"I must admit that Newt has had a very extensive, long record of working in Washington with various governmental and non-governmental agencies, and I just don't think that's the background that's ideally suited, one, to replace Barack Obama, and number two, to lead the country," Romney said on Fox News Channel.
He also hinted at his own organizational superiority.
"Let me tell you, over the last year, they've been a lot of people that have been real high in the polls that are not high in the polls anymore," Romney said. "So you know there's this funny thing in America, it's called the election, and to win the election, you've got to earn it."
Despite being behind, there are signs that Gingrich's organization is growing.
He has five paid staff in Iowa, still fewer than most of his rivals, and, Hemmingway says, 11 paid staff in New Hampshire, roughly the same as Romney. In South Carolina, Gingrich has nine — far more than any other candidate and an indication of the priority he's putting on that state.
"We always thought that we'd be competitive in Iowa, competitive in New Hampshire, with the chance of winning South Carolina," said longtime Gingrich adviser and former Pennsylvania Rep. Robert Walker. "All the grunt work necessary to make sure you can compete for real takes organization. And that's the organization we're in the process of putting in place."
Walker also says Gingrich's use of social media such as Facebook and Twitter has allowed him to maintain direct contact with a huge network of supporters at very little cost.
That's a good thing, particularly because Gingrich has struggled to raise money for much of the year. And there's little sign he can afford to begin running television advertising, like most of his rivals.
Although his team says fundraising has improved in recent weeks, Gingrich trailed during the most recent July-through-September fundraising quarter. He raised roughly $807,000 in contributions during that period, while Romney and Texas Gov. Rick Perry brought in more than $14 million apiece.
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Former staffer Rick Tyler was among those who quit back in June citing doubt that Gingrich was committed to running a serious campaign.
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TLC launched a Toddlers & Tiaras spin-off show based on, well, a little redneck girl.
Here Comes Honey Boo Boo debuted Wednesday night (Aug. 8), and it got a split vote from country's top couple.
Miranda Lambert's reaction, via Twitter: "And TLC wins again with another show I am hooked on:)"
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The Friday morning discussion of new referrals to the National Problem Gambling clinic provides a sharp picture of why pathological gambling is such a catastrophe for those who become addicted and their families. Medical staff gather in an airy upstairs room of the Fulham, south-west London clinic and take an hour to fill each other in on the profiles of their new referrals.
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In an important, disturbing and often distressing investigation for the Guardian last Tuesday Tom Lamont laid bare the grim reality of daily working life for the staff in many of Britain's 9,000 betting shops. He detailed violence, intimidation and long, unsociable hours, often worked under the modern regime of "single manning", which leaves staff, often women, to face everything the high street can throw at them with just four, cash-rich FOBTs (fixed odds betting terminals) for company.
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Local security forces were reacting to a protest from some
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Diversity of age, gender and experience is what makes a successful business – not gender quotas for the board.
That's according to Jo Rzymowska, associate vice president and general manager of Royal Caribbean International, who was addressing the Association of Women Travel Executive's (AWTE) Sunset Cruise, sponsored by Teletext Holidays.
"I feel strongly that women should earn their way onto the board, rather than through quotas. It's not about how many women or men there are but about the diversity of the team.
"Too much of one thing isn't good for you. Diversity of team, age, experience and new blood – that's what makes a business."
She added: "There are lots of women in senior roles in cruise. Being a woman hasn't hindered or helped me. Age and gender don't matter. It depends how valuable you are to the company you work for."
AWTE chair Karen Ramirez said: "As an association, we're working to support women in helping them with the tools to progress up the ranks and secure board-level roles on merit, not because of quotas.
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Help for Jack-up Companies to Meet Code of Practice
The International Jack Up Barge Owners Association (IJUBOA) established its Code of Practice last year, providing a standard against which companies can be audited. It is based on the International Safety Management (ISM) code. After a successful audit, companies get a "Certificate of Conformity" similar to the ISM "Document of Compliance." A major change to current practice for those operating small barges is that the code requires companies to appoint a Designated Person Ashore to bring all operators in line with those already complying with ISM. Companies possessing either a Certificate of Conformity with the IJUBOA code, or a Document of Compliance with the ISM code in respect of their jack-up operations are entitled to use an enhanced numbered IJUBOA logo as evidence that they are an IJUBOA certificated company. The Danish A2Sea was the first company to gain this right, closely followed by Jack Up Barge BV of the Netherlands. After some experience with the code, IJUBOA has now provided a self assessment tool enabling companies new to ISM style safety management systems to track their progress towards full conformity and to help them decide when to go for a full audit. It is a spreadsheet based programme requiring the completion of yes/no or 0 – 5 answers based on the evidence markers in the code itself
Advances in Jack-up Safety
Those commissioning maritime construction projects will soon be able to assure themselves that their jack-up operators are competent and safe. The International Jack-Up Barge Owners Association (IJUBOA) has published its Code of Practice and set up a scheme to recognise the competence of existing barge masters. The code provides a standard against which companies can be audited. It is based on the International Safety Management (ISM) code
Coast Guard Saves Foundering Barge
The Coast Guard helped save a sinking barge today on the Elizabeth River near the south end of Naval Station Norfolk. The 20-person crew of the dredging barge Pullen, a 150-ft. barge owned by the Norfolk Dredging Company, saw the Coast Guard Cutter Block Island underway and called for help at 10:30 a.m. The crew had a malfunction in their dredging gear that began flooding their barge's forward hold at a rate of approximately 400 gallons a minute
NOAA: New AK Chart Makes Arctic Safer
NOAA: New Alaska navigational chart makes increased Arctic shipping safer; Kotzebue Harbor chart replaces measurements last taken in 19th century. NOAA formally presented today to Alaska officials a new nautical chart for Kotzebue Sound in the Alaskan Arctic, a sparsely charted region that is seeing increased vessel traffic because of the significant loss of summer sea ice. The new chart depicts the full range of depth measurements and object detection acquired during a full
Record Freight Handled by Antwerp Port
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Barge Master Wins Innovation Award at OTC
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Hornbeck Addresses Gas Discharge Incident
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Swedish Police Confiscate Cannon From Barge
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Barge Master Provides Stable Platform for Crane, Offshore Ops
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Small Vessel Tracking Tested in South Africa
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Conrad Shipyard Forms LNG Business Unit
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Samskip, Pro-Log Double Barge Services
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HUMMEL LNG Hybrid Barge Begins Second Season
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Glosten Promotes Lamkin to Senior Marine Consultant
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Bay Shipbuilding Delivers ATB to Moran
Fincantieri Marine Group's Fincantieri Bay Shipbuilding (FBS) has delivered the Articulated Tug Barge unit (ATB) Barbara Carol Ann Moran and the 110,000-barrel barge Louisiana to Moran Towing Corporation. The 5,300-HP, 121-foot vessel is certified ABS Class +A-1 Towing Service, +AMS
Port of Providence TIGER Project Crompleted
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Damen Starts Building Two Transshipment Crane Barges
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Flirtey's First US Ship-to-Shore Drone Delivery
Flirtey has announced that it will be conducting what it believes will be the first US-based ship-to-shore drone delivery later this month. The Nevada-based startup will conduct the first ship-to-shore drone delivery in the US on June 23 in Cape May, New Jersey.
Baltic Index Dips on Weak Demand for Smaller Vessels
The Baltic Exchange's main sea freight index, tracking rates for ships carrying dry bulk commodities, fell on Friday due to weak demand for smaller vessels. The overall index - which factors in rates for capesize, panamax, supramax and handysize shipping vessels - was down one point, or 0
Baltic Index Down on Weaker Demand
The Baltic Exchange's main sea freight index, tracking rates for ships carrying dry bulk commodities, fell marginally on Monday on weaker demand for smaller vessels and panamaxes, partially offset by higher demand for capesizes. The overall index, which factors in rates for capesize, panamax
Baltic Index Down as Small Vessel Demand Weakens
The Baltic Exchange's main sea freight index, tracking rates for ships carrying dry bulk commodities, fell Tuesday on weaker demand for smaller vessels. The overall index, which factors in rates for capesize, panamax, supramax and handysize shipping vessels, was down one point, or 0


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Man accused in border agent killing is extradited
Jesus Leonel Sanchez-Meza, also known as Lionel Portillo-Meza, was arraigned in federal court in Tucson on Wednesday
By Astrid Galvan
Associated Press
TUCSON, Ariz. — One of the five men accused in the killing of a U.S. Border Patrol agent whose death exposed a botched federal gun sting has been extradited to the United States.
Jesus Leonel Sanchez-Meza, also known as Lionel Portillo-Meza, was arraigned in federal court in Tucson on Wednesday. He was flown in from Mexico on Tuesday.
Sanchez-Meza is only the second of the suspects to face justice in the U.S. in the slaying of Brian Terry, who was killed after a shootout with the men near the U.S.-Mexico border on Dec. 14, 2010.
The case brought to light the botched Fast and Furious operation in which federal agents trying to track guns allowed criminals to buy them for weapons smugglers. Instead, agents lost track of 1,400 of the 2,000 guns involved in the sting operation, including two weapons found at the scene of Terry's killing.
Only Manuel Osorio-Arellanes has been sentenced in the killing. He pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and was sentenced in February to 30 years in prison.
"It was a very long process and were just very thankful that Mexican authorities have continued to work with us," said Robert Heyer, Terry's cousin and the family's spokesman. "The family has gotten really good at not having high expectations and knowing that things are going to take lots of time. They have become very patient over the last 3 ½ years. So we don't celebrate many things."
Two men remain fugitives. Another who is in Mexican custody awaits extradition.
The shootout erupted just north of the Arizona border city of Nogales as Osorio-Arellanes and four other men who are accused of sneaking into the country to rob marijuana smugglers approached Terry and three other agents who were targeting so-called rip-off crews.
Osorio-Arellanes was the only person arrested at the scene. Osorio-Arellanes maintains he was not the shooter who killed Terry, and prosecutors agree that evidence supports his claim. Still, they say he is liable because he was a voluntary participant in the rip-off crew.
Federal authorities who conducted the Fast and Furious investigation have faced criticism for allowing suspected straw buyers for a smuggling ring to walk away from Arizona gun shops with weapons, rather than arresting them and seizing the guns.
The operation embarrassed the federal government and prompted a series of congressional investigations. Members of the gun-smuggling ring that was being monitored in Fast and Furious have pleaded guilty to federal charges.
Sanchez-Meza has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder, second-degree murder, conspiracy to interfere with commerce by robbery, attempted interference with commerce by robbery, use and carrying a firearm during a crime of violence, and assault on a federal officer.
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Mario Balotelli's stunning long-range effort lit up a lacklustre Milan performance in a 1-0 home victory over Serie A strugglers Bologna.
Clarence Seedorf's charges had struggled to create clear-cut chances against a stubborn Bologna defence on Friday, but a moment of magic worthy of winning any game from Balotelli four minutes from time snatched all three points.
The Italy international collected the ball and found the top corner with a superb strike from fully 35 yards, leaving visiting keeper Gianluca Curci with no chance.
Milan dominated possession in the first half but just could not create any clear-cut chances, and they needed Christian Abbiati to prevent Rene Krhin's goalbound header to keep the scores level at the interval.
Bologna twice came close to breaking the deadlock with Jonathan Cristaldo's half-volley going narrowly wide before Abbiati's fine stop denied Lazaros Christodoulopoulos.
But it was Balotelli who delighted the home crowd after a below-par Milan performance, with his 10th league goal of season enough to lift them to ninth in the table, while 16th-placed Bologna remain four points above the drop zone.
The hosts looked to dictate the tempo in the early stages and fashioned the first chance in the fourth minute when captain Riccardo Montolivo's effort stung the palms of Curci.
Montolivo was involved again 10 minutes later with a sweetly struck half-volley from 25 yards that Curci could only parry into the path of Balotelli, who could only scuff the rebound into the ground.
Milan were struggling to turn possession into clear-cut chances, and were almost caught cold when Andrea Mantovani's teasing cross from the left was met by the head of Rene Krhin, with the former Inter midfielder forcing a fine diving stop from Abbiati.
Having survived that scare, Milan had an opportunity just after the half-hour mark when Curci spilled Balotelli's weak free-kick from the left touchline.
Cristian Zaccardo - who came in for Cristian Zapata, who got injured in the warm up - reacted quickest, but his effort was blocked with the defender adjudged offside anyway.
There was a delay to the second half as referee Mauro Bergonzi needed treatment on a cut lip sustained when the ball struck him in the face in the opening period.
When play resumed, Milan continued to see the majority of the ball without showing any cutting edge in the final third.
And their inability to force opportunities twice nearly cost them dear just after the hour mark.
First Cristaldo stretched to meet Gyorgy Garics' cross from deep on the half-volley and guided his shot just wide of the post, before Christodoulopoulos' shot on the turn from the edge of the box looked destined for the top corner before Abbiati flung himself to the left to keep the scores level.
But just when it looked like Milan would remain frustrated, Balotelli unleashed an unstoppable strike from the right to claim an unlikely win.
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India's exotic veggie basket has gone way beyond zucchinis and babycorn. Whether it's Parisian carrots, Peruvian peppers or purple corn, it's all grown in our backyard
According to DRI officials, the smuggling of glass beads from China by undervaluation is going on for some time as there is huge demand in India.
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Getting adequate sleep helps children concentrate at school and perform better.
With rozedars keeping up with the tradition to open roza (fast) with nutritious dates, the sale of sumptuous variants like Kalmi, Kimia, Ajwa and Amber has witnessed an upsurge.
How do you manage to be a policeman and an author at the same time?There is no conflict between the two roles. Both complement each other in a positive manner. Everything depends on how you manage your time. I have been managing both well.
Coal secretary Anil Swaroop appealed to states to stop importing coal for the purpose of power generation and to rely on the coal supplied by Coal India.
Megastar Amitabh Bachchan feels to increase awareness regarding education, it is an absolute must to make women and daughters of the country educated.
In the last 30 years, India had a normal monsoon in 23. But even during the normal years, several districts or states suffered a drought. Mapped below, in red, are the areas where rainfall was less than normal by 20% or more for the last 15 years.
The inflow of imported areca nut into domestic market has greatly reduced and farmers have appreciated efforts of Nirmala Sitharaman, Union minister of state for commerce, for her efforts.
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The ministry is looking into the industry's suggestion to impose minimum import price on steel products and it has been sent to the PMO last week," said Sai while inaugurating 9th steel summit organised by ASSOCHAM.
A note for fixing minimum import price for various steel products has been sent to Prime Minister's Office (PMO), union minister of state for steel and mines Vishnu Deo Sai said at an ASSOCHAM event held in New Delhi.
Considering deficit in rainfall for 2015-16, it is expected that the production of pulses for year will decrease slightly to 17 million tonnes as against 17.2 million tonnes recorded in 2014-15. Further with the rise in demand it is expected that total of 10.1 million tonnes of pulses might have to be imported, the paper noted.
India may have to import large quantity of 10 million tonnes of pulses if the domestic production-consumption mismatch has to be bridged, leaving the government with a daunting task, an ASSOCHAM study has said.
Dakshina Kannada MP Nalin Kumar Kateel has urged union minister of state for commerce and industry Nirmala Sitharaman to consider banning import of natural rubber and address other issues of rubber growers.
Increase in prices of pulses may register highest growth due to untimely rains which has severely affected the Rabi crop 2.28 MMT and widened the gap between demand and supply to the extent of 6-7 MMT during 2015, noted ASSOCHAM study.
According to findings of study brought by ASSOCHAM, import of pulses in the current fiscal has already crossed preliminary estimates considered by government. Demand-supply mismatch of pulses is causing further pressure on the prices of pulses which may shoot in the near future and therefore, timely precautionary steps need to be taken.
Due to acute shortage of availability of pulses during the year, India will be importing pulses between 6 to 7 million tonnes at exorbitant prices resulting unprecedented hike in the market if adequate precautionary measures are not taken timely, reveals the ASSOCHAM latest study.
The study brought out by ASSOCHAM agri research wing has revealed that major three Khariff oil seeds viz sunflower, groundnut and soyabean would witness a fall in production respectively by 35%, 31% and 1%. As of now (till October mid), India has imported more than half of its domestic edible oil requirements, ASSOCHAM paper adds.
India's import bill on account of edible oils is expected to touch US$15 billion as against US$9.3 billion during 2013-14 due to 10% shortfall in oil seeds production in khariff impacted by the El Nino effect, reveals ASSOCHAM latest findings.
Growing at a compounded annual growth rate of about 32%, import of natural rubber in India in value terms is likely to touch $1,107 million by the end of the ongoing fiscal year as India had imported natural rubber worth about $734 mn during first nine months of FY 2013-14, apex industry body ASSOCHAM said.
Growing at a compounded annual growth rate of about 32%, import of natural rubber in India in value terms is likely to touch $1,107 million by the end of the ongoing fiscal year as India had imported natural rubber worth about $734 mn during first nine months of FY 2013-14, apex industry body ASSOCHAM said.
There is an urgent need to fix import duty on feedstock for petrochemicals including naphtha, natural gas liquids, propane and butane at zero rate to make investments in this sector financially viable and encourage domestic value addition as currently all these feedstock have higher duty resulting in nil to negative protection to the sector, according to an ASSOCHAM study.
To overcome the crisis faced by the construction industry, the government has given sanction for SIDCO to import sand from other states on an experimental basis. The first such shipment will reach Kerala soon, said industry minister P K Kunhalikutty in the Assembly.
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- Senators with a combined 94 years of experience think there needs to be more compromise in politics.
The four are retiring from the state Senate.
They gave their final speeches before the senate yesterday.
The three Democrats and one Republican talked of the need for lawmakers to be less partisan.
The senators are Democrats Bob Jauch, of Poplar, Tim Cullen, of Janesville, and John Lehman of Racine.
Republican Dale Schultz of Richland Center is also retiring.
Jauch says he hopes the Senate returns to its roots as a ``place where moderation is the mainstream.''
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- David Appel doesn't say too much these days. Instead, he lets his artwork speak for himself.
"Oh yeah, he likes to show them off," David's son Dan said.
The recently turned 82-year-old spends his days in the Portage County Skilled Nursing Facility during his weekly visit from family often admiring the oil paintings he once crafted.
"I wouldn't call it a shock, but I didn't know he had that artistic skill," Dan Appel said.
Appel's son and daughter-in-law, Dan and Julie, first found out about David's talents as the father's 47-and-a-half year career with Copps Foods started to come to an end in the late 1990s.
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- Police in Wausau expect to forward forgery charges to the Marathon County District Attorney against four people after finding counterfeit money in the area.
Patrick J. Eppolite, Jr., 22; Michael A. Beck, 27; Jeremy J. Hess, 36; and Amanda M. Bender, 32, are currently in jail on probation holds, but investigators believe they're connected to some counterfeit 20 dollar bills in the area, according to the Wausau Police Department.
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Northland Pines fishing headed to nationals in first year of program
Submitted: 06/24/2016
- The Northland Pines fishing team is about as basic as it gets.
Just two kids, bait, and their gear.
"I didn't expect to go anywhere," said Northland Pines Junior Mike John.
But in their first year the team is headed to nationals after getting second BASS Wisconsin High School Fishing Tournament. It was the first tournament they've competed in together.
Mike John is going to be a junior. Harmon Marien became a freshman right before the state tournament started.
"Wednesday previous I was in 8th grade and then that Saturday and Sunday we took second in the high school tournament," Northland Pines Freshman Marien said. "That was pretty cool, good way to start high school."
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Manitowoc doctor indicted on drug trafficking charges
Submitted: 06/24/2016
- A Manitowoc doctor is charged in federal court with drug trafficking.
A grand jury this week indicted Dr. Charles Szyman on 19 counts of unlawfully prescribing prescription drugs.
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Man charged in double homicide in Green Bay suburb
Submitted: 06/24/2016
- Prosecutors have charged a 26-year-old man accused of fatally stabbing his ex-girlfriend and her mother and injuring a third person in the Green Bay area.
Jacob Cayer of Ashwaubenon was charged Friday with two counts of first-degree intentional homicide. WLUK-TV reports Cayer also is charged with attempted first-degree intentional homicide, burglary and bail jumping.
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Seven-year-old honored for saving siblings from fire
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On Friday, the Rhinelander Fire Department honored that little boy for his bravery.
Rhinelander firefighters now call Adam Granger, 7, a hero.
"He tells me over and over how he wasn't scared and just wanted to save his sister's life and didn't want her to die," said Jenny Schroeder, Adam's mother.
Adam saved his six-month old sister and four-year-old brother from a house fire in downtown Rhinelander.
"His actions, his quick thinking, saved two lives that day," said Rhinelander Fire Assistant Chief Tom Waydick.
Investigators still don't know the exact cause of the fire, but they say it started in the kitchen.
Adam's father, Adam Granger, Sr., went outside for a couple minutes to start a campfire, and the next thing
he knew his house was up in flames.
"And the kids were in and out of the house helping him," Waydick said.
When he saw the smoke, Adam's father and his brother ran inside to get the three kids upstairs��"not realizing they had already gotten out. To do that, Adam had to run past the fire to get to the bedroom where his baby sister was. Then he went back towards the flames and led his younger brother down the back steps to safety.
"[I'm] Very proud and honored to have him as my son," Schroeder said.
Schroeder doesn't want to think of how it could have turned out.
"We've talked about how the other outcome could have been worse," Schroeder said.
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