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2012 Domaine Gilbert Picq et Ses Fils Chablis Vosgros
Producer: Domaine Gilbert Picq et Ses Fils
Style: White Wine
Grape Type: Chardonnay
Origin: France
Region: Burgundy
Appellation: Chablis
93 Points | Stephen Tanzer's IWC - July/August 2014
(from a yield of 52 hectoliters per hectare, vs. 35 for the Vaucoupin): Bright yellow. Inviting, almost austere aromas of candied lime peel, mint and minerals; about as different from the Vaucoupin as another Chablis could be. Then taut and dry on the palate, with salty, mineral-driven flavors of oyster shell, flint and crushed rock. There's something almost riesling-like about this wonderfully brisk wine. Finishes fine-grained and very long, with superb tension and lift.
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It was apparent from the very beginning of the football game. The Packers were in New England for one reason, and one reason only: to win.
Say all you want about how severely mismatched the Packers were/are to the Patriots, but Sunday night's game was clear evidence of resilience from none other than the Aaron Rodgers-less Packers.
Better yet, you may as well refer to them as the Matt Flynn-led Packers.
We learned a lot about the Packers Sunday night...from a defensive perspective: Tramon Williams, B.J. Raji, and A.J. Hawk held Tom Brady enough to keep things close; and from an offensive perspective: Matt Flynn had great success in his first career start.
Even though the Pack came out on the losing end of a 31-27 suspense-filled battle for the ages, Green Bay's playoff hopes remain in tact at 8-6 looking ahead to the biggest game of the season against the Giants at Lambeau Field.
Still, Sunday night's fall to the Patriots will now serve as a lesson moving forward into the final two weeks of the regular season.
With a collection of positive achievements coming out of Sunday night, here are the 10 most important things we learned from Sunday night.


text: 07/23/12: The Blog of Legal Times reports a federal judge ruled today that the State Department doesn't have to publicly disclose a cache of embassy cables even though the information is purportedly in the public domain via a document release from WikiLeaks. The American Civil Liberties Union sued the State Department in June 2011 in the US District Court for the District of Columbia to press the agency to release twenty-three cables addressing, among other things, bilateral relations with foreign countries and investigations of individuals suspected of terror acts. Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly today rejected the ACLU's argument that the cables should be published because a third party, the independent whistleblower site WikiLeaks, put the information in the public domain. Public disclosure itself, she held, does not trump an agency's intent to keep information secret.


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About Old Time JamLIVE Fri. 12 p.m. ET
In July of 2011, host Hubie King passed the reins of the show to Rosemarie Nielsen to continue playing fine old-time music on our airwaves.
Banjo player and old time enthusiast Rosemarie Nielsen highlights the genre that preceded bluegrass; old time. But this isn't just a historical show! Rosemarie will feature field recordings of old time jams and the oxymoronic new old time musicians.
In 2012, Old Time Jam became a three hour live program.
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Today's kitchen is something of an oddity. Many people do little if any actual cooking there, yet it remains the heart of the home, and an inevitable center at most any social gathering. During a two-week residency, Carl and Betsy DiSalvo, a design-and-research duo from the Georgia Institute of Technology, explore the evolution of the kitchen as a place where knowledge, culture, and community are shared. Teaming up with University of Minnesota scholars and students, they will consider it from an array of vantage points—studio art, landscape architecture, food systems, urban planning, design, ceramics, public health, cultural studies, theater, engineering, and more—and reconceive its components, structure, and functions. Ultimately they will design and build a new kind of kitchen as a modular, public "lab" that can go anywhere. They envision a place that welcomes people for experiences with food, and in the process sparks new kinds of social interaction and civic engagement.


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Some are already comparing the natural gas reserves underneath Pennsylvania to the Gold Rush.
We do not know yet how much of it lies in the Marcellus Shale play that runs under much of our state, but experts say it's sizable.
The question is whether to tax its extraction and when to impose such a tax.
Marcellus Shale is a formation under Pennsylvania and surrounding states that is projected to be one of the largest deposits of natural gas in the country.
The business of extracting the gas, a fairly new technology, has attracted companies, both large and small. This has the potential to significantly change the face of some communities in our state.
Gov. Ed Rendell wants the so-called severance tax now and proposes it as part of his budget package next year to help fill the deficit hole. Senate Republicans did not include it in their budget plan.
We disagree with the governor on his point that the tax is likely to bring in much revenue next year. Not enough drilling is going on at the moment, largely because the price of natural gas is so low.
But we also disagree with the Senate GOP leaving it off the table. The Legislature should enact a severance tax on Marcellus Shale, and it should be done soon.
The natural gas in the Marcellus Shale region is something Pennsylvania will never get back. When it's gone, it's gone, and the state should be compensated for this valuable and precious resource.
The commonwealth also is likely to face environmental and infrastructure challenges from the extraction process. Pennsylvania needs funds as a protection against those future costs, some of which we understand now and some of which we can't even fully anticipate at the moment.
Finally, it is more fair to companies to enact the tax now. Oil and gas drilling is an industry with large up-front investments.
These companies -- large and small -- should know what they are dealing with when they make their revenue projections.
That will help them decide whether it's worthwhile to drill.
Almost everyone in industry admits Pennsylvania is likely to enact a tax at some point, so why not put it in place now so everyone is on a level playing field for the short and long run?
This editorial board has met with many players in the Marcellus Shale debate -- everyone from industry to the Department of Environmental Protection -- during the last few months.
We understand and appreciate concerns of those who worry a tax will discourage investment, but it has not done so in the 35 other states with a tax, including all the major energy producers such as Texas, Alaska, Wyoming and Montana.
Furthermore, natural gas drilling is all about price. When the price hits a certain point (as it did last summer), companies are going to be highly incentivized to drill. A severance tax is not likely to change that.
It is true that Pennsylvania has a sizable contingent of smaller independent oil and gas producers, but there are ways to acknowledge these players.
Other states, such as Texas, have put in place clauses that only charge the tax after a certain number of barrels have been extracted.
Gov. Rendell's proposal does not do this, but it's something legislators should consider.
Another option would be a price trigger point. The state would tax extraction only after natural gas reaches a certain price. The tricky part, of course, is agreeing to what that price would be. But it is another way to appease those who worry that enacting a tax now, when prices are low, would stifle the industry in Pennsylvania.
The state has yet another lucrative resource sitting in its rocks.
It would be more fair and more prudent to enact a severance tax now so all players know what the financial landscape is in Pennsylvania whether the gold rush pans out or not.


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Joni Mitchell
Just as any great artist defies and transcends convention, Joni Mitchell is a musician-poet whose inspirations refuse to be bound by genre. In the '70s she could have become the Picasso of pop-rock, with glittering multifaceted collections like For the Roses and Court and Spark, but she chucked that approachable—and predictable—style to pursue commercially risky jazz with The Hissing of Summer Lawns in 1975. After the darkly introspective Hejira and Don Juan's Reckless Daughter, came her smoky, but buoyant collaboration with the late jazz master Charles Mingus, simply called Mingus. This new double album is Mitchell's documentary of her 1979 tour, focused primarily on these more recent works. Shadows and Light was recorded at the Santa Barbara County Bowl and features 19 songs and some solo instrumentals. Unlike her recent LPs, it makes no artistic leaps. But these songs remind us that no other singer has dealt so eloquently and honestly with self-doubt, passion, betrayal and obsession as Mitchell. The real beauty of the set is Joni's sirenish soprano gliding along with dazzling sidemen like bassist Jaco Pastorius, drummer Don Alias, guitarist Pat Metheney, keyboardist Lyle Mays and sax wailer Michael Brecker. The marvelous Persuasions also chime in occasionally a capella. With this remarkable release, Mitchell proves she is a rare pop artist, stalking an ideal rather than an audience.
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Tsutsui receives endorsements
Lt. Gov. Shan Tsutsui has received endorsements from multiple unions, according to a news release from his campaign.
The Democrat has earned the endorsement of Hawaii Construction Alliance; Hawaii Regional Council of Carpenters; Hawaii Masons Union, Local 1 and Local 630; Laborers' International Union of North America, Local 368; Operating Engineers, Local 3; Hawaii Firefighters Association; International Longshore and Warehouse Union, Local 142; Ironworkers Union, Local 625; Plumbers and Fitters, Local 675; Sheet Metal Union, Local 293; Hawaii Government Employees Association; University of Hawaii Professional Assembly; and Hawaii Optometric Association.
Tsutsui, who previously served as a state senator from Maui, was appointed lieutenant governor by Gov. Neil Abercrombie in December 2012. He replaced Brian Schatz, who left the position to fill the U.S. Senate seat that opened when longtime U.S. Sen. Daniel Inouye died Dec. 17, 2012.
"I am humbled by the support I've received from the people of Hawaii and I look forward to a spirited campaign that will allow us to take our message to the voters," he said.
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* On the Campaign Trail is a public service for candidates to publicize fundraisers, public appearances and other campaign-related events. Announcements must be submitted at least one week in advance of the event and should include a contact name and number. Announcements may be dropped off at The Maui News building in Wailuku, mailed to "Campaign Trail," Editorial Department, 100 Mahalani St., Wailuku 96793, faxed to 242-9087, or emailed to email@example.com. For more information, call 242-6343.
Buenconsejo to speak to Kiwanis
Maui County Council candidate Ka'ala Buenconsejo is scheduled to speak at noon Tuesday to members of the Kiwanis Club of Kahului.
The group meets at Cary & Eddie's Hideaway restaurant in Kahului. Lunch costs $12.
Buenconsejo, a Baldwin High School graduate, holds a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Hawaii at Manoa. He works as director of marketing for Na Hoaloha Ekolu, which promotes Old Lahaina Luau, Aloha Mixed Plate, Star Noodle and Leoda's Kitchen and Pie Shop.
The candidate is seeking the council West Maui residency seat held by Council Member Elle Cochran.
For more information, call club President John Buck at 269-6670.
Blackburn to hold fundraiser May 25
The campaign for Maui County Council candidate Joe Blackburn will host a "Kanikapila Nights" fundraiser May 25 at the Watercress Sports Lounge in Wailuku.
Doors open at 5 p.m., and light pupu and music begin at 6 p.m., with Hawaiian entertainment including Ata Damasco and Leohone (featuring Ikaika Blackburn, Pi'ilani Arias and Kamakoa Ah Sing).
Tickets cost $20 each and are available at 104 N. Market St. in Wailuku, by calling 442-6462 or sending email to email@example.com.
The candidate is seeking the Wailuku-Waihee-Waikapu residency seat held by Council Member Mike Victorino.
The event is sponsored by the Friends of Joe Blackburn.


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January 9, 2012
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A circular pulley with a radius of 10 cm is turning at 12 revolutions per minute. How fast is a point on the edge of the pulley rising when it is 5 cm higher than the center of the pulley?
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A circular pulley with a radius of 10 cm is turning at 12 revolutions per minute. How fast is a point on the edge of the pulley rising when it is 5 cm higher than the center of the pulley?
January 9, 2012
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I believe 1 is b and 2 is b as well
January 9, 2012
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January 9, 2012
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January 8, 2012
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100,121,105,113,108,x; mean 112
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Poll: Did you get injured while first learning ukemi in your aikido training?
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Tim Griffiths
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Location: Suzhou, China
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OK - yes, technically an injury is any physical damage to the body, although I'm not sure about just impact, isn't a twisted knee also an injury?
Also, the impact on the bottom of your feet when you jump two foot in the air would also kill you if applied to the ase of the skull or neck. It doesn't seem an apropriate comparison.
As usual, the discussion over the poll question turns into a question of definition (which is good, as it means usually we all agree with each other). As almost everyone get a few bruises when they learn to roll, I didn't count this level of damage as an 'injury' in the context of the poll question (a 99% yes answer isn't so useful).
Don't forget, by your definition EVERY roll causes an injury. We're not usually aware of it, until we've done 50 or so, but its there. Ukemi is just intrinsicaly not a healthy activity.
If one makes a distinction between the dojo and the battlefield, or being in your bedroom or in public, then when the time comes there will be no opportunity to make amends. (Hagakure)
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Following an argument about a woman, a 30-year-old Pittsfield Township man attacked his roommate while he slept, causing such severe facial injuries that the man remains hospitalized.
Pittsfield Township Deputy Police Chief Gordy Schick said police were dispatched at 10:30 p.m. Monday to the 2300 block of Twin Lakes Drive in the Golfside Lakes apartments.
Schick said the suspect in the case called police, stating he feared he severely injured his best friend and roommate, who is also a 30-year-old Pittsfield Township man.
"He thought he may have harmed his best friend," Schick said.
When officers arrived, they found the victim nearly unconscious with deep lacerations on his face. Schick said the man was still being treated at a local hospital for his injuries just before 2 p.m. Tuesday.
It was a bloody scene and interviews with the people involved were not clear on what the exact circumstances were leading up to the beating. Schick said the two roommates had been talking about either a girlfriend or a past relationship before the incident.
Alcohol played a role in the incident, Schick said.
"Intoxication was a factor in the suspect acting the way he did," he said.
Schick said the victim in the case was asleep when the assault began.
The suspect in the case was also treated at a local hospital for hand injuries he suffered while beating his roommate, Schick said.
There has not been an arrest in the case to this point and the investigation is ongoing. The Washtenaw County Prosecutor's Office has authorized a single count of assault with intent to murder against the suspect in the case.
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Kohl's unveils Candie's ads with Spears
The Britney Spears ad campaign for Candie's, which is sold only at Kohl's, will launch with a fold-out poster in the April 15 edition of Us Weekly magazine.
The company expects to distribute 4 million of these posters. The early part of the campaign focuses on Kohl's weekly ad circulars, in-store graphics, online ads, direct mail, email, radio and billboards. The TV and print ads will start this summer, pushing back-to-school. (1)
Buy organics? Be a spokesperson
The Organic Institute and Organic Trade Association are looking for people to audition for the role of national spokesperson for their products.
Think of it as the American Idol contest of healthy eating, with not-so-hot prizes.
To enter, you need to submit a video of yourself to YouTube, telling why you feel it's important to eat organic. The OTA will winnow the contestants down to 12 finalists, based on how many views each video racks up by May 8. »Read Full Blog Post
Costco nixes furniture experiment
Costco is giving up on the idea of operating home stores, according to Furniture Today, a trade publication.
The Washington-based warehouse club has announced that it will close its two home furnishings stores in Kirkland, Wash. and Tempe, Ariz. Costco will continue to sell furniture and home accessories in its warehouse stores across the country.
In a news release, Costco said no other store closings are planned.
Junior League Garage Sale is Saturday
The Junior League of Milwaukee is running their annual Grand Garage Sale Saturday at State Fair Park.
Bargain hunters need to plan a strategy for this one. Is it better to go early, pay $2 to get in and get first pick,, or to wait until after lunch, get in free, and buy things for half price?
See details on Dollars and Sense blog. (2)
Margaritas at the Public Market
Just in time for Cinco de Mayo, Margarita Paradise is coming to the Milwaukee Public Market, replacing El Rey, the Mexican grocer that left a few weeks ago.
Margarita Paradise, a Mexican restaurant in West Allis, will open a taqueria at the Public Market along the west wall, in the space previously occupied by Kehr's Candy Kitchen. They will serve margaritas, along with hot menu items.
The chocolate shop has moved into the space in the center of the market formerly used by El Rey. »Read Full Blog Post(9)
Goodwill coming to the Third Ward
Goodwill Industries has signed a lease for the former Private Gardener space at 190 N. Broadway St. in the Third Ward.
Goodwlll plans to open a boutique shop, with brand name clothing and household items. They willl call it Retique, and plan a grand opening for mid-May. The store also will feature art and crafts made by Goodwill clients.
The fixtures in the 5,343-square-foot store will be recycled items from another retailer. Retique will have a totally different style and look, color scheme and environment from Goodwill's other stores, according to Cheryl Lightholder, spokeswoman. (2)
Office Max to open in Franklin in May
The new Office Max store in Franklin will open May 4, the company said today. The store is at S. 76th St. and W. Rawson Ave. (1)
Elements East expands to Vliet St.
Elements East, an Asian import home decor business in Whitefish Bay, has opened a second location at 5000 W. Vliet St.
Co-owner Alicia Urban plans a grand opening April 24, but the shop is open now with limited hours.
"We're excited about being in the neighborhood," Urban said. "Vliet is an up and coming street." »Read Full Blog Post
Fish still biting at Mayfair
Doctor Fish Magnifique, the Mayfair shop where fish chew on your feet, is still open today, awaiting o-fish-al word from the state on whether their operation meets health standards.
The Department of Regulation and Licensing sent an inspector Wednesday to check the place out, after a local salon operator complained. Details are in my story today.
Meanwhile, a majority of people responding to our poll say they wouldn't want to have fish clean the dead skin off their feet. The vote is 57% to 43% against the idea, with 1,240 people voting.
Around our office, most of my colleagues were grossed-out by the description of the process. But when you see it in person, it looks like fun. Sort of like dangling your feet off the end of a pier.
Does bad press harm retailers?
USA Today has a good story today that looks at the effect of bankruptcy rumors about retailers.
Before Christmas 2008, an email was circulating that included an erroneous list of retailers who were alleged to be going out of business. People were urged not to buy gift cards for these retailers.
I've recommended caution on gift cards during these bad economic times too. It's not that all retailers are in jeopardy, but it's difficult for the average consumer to know who might be in trouble.
The USA Today story looks at lists of troubled retailers and some of the people behind them.
Bankrupt retail brands recycled
Liquidators are buying up the names of bankrupt retailers, the New York Times reports today.
Circuit City, Sharper Image and other names could have staying power, but consumers need to know that the products and businesses won't be the same as the ones they knew in the past.
This isn't a new phenomenon. Bankruptcy courts have a duty to get as much money out of a bankrupt company as possible, and brand names have value. So they are sold to the highest bidder, in the same way that merchandise and fixtures are sold.
A local example of this more than a decade ago is the JH Collectibles bankruptcy. The women's clothing brand name was sold to Liz Claiborne. It later turned up in stores on a line of clothing that looks nothing like the tailored clothes that were once made in Milwaukee. (2)
Community consignment sale in Elm Grove next week
Suburban moms Jessi Wrench and Jessica Purtell, are using their professional skills to put together a big consignment sale--Divine Consign--next weekend at the Elm Grove Women's Club.
They've signed up 100 women who will offer their gently used brand name clothing at the sale, running April 23 through 25 at the club, at 13885 W. Watertown Plank Road. The sale runs Thursday evening, all day Friday and Saturday morning. Admission is free.
The deadline to register to sell your clothing is Thursday, April 16. For details, go to www.divineconsignsale.com. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Mayfair's owner bankrupt; mall is OK
The General Growth Properties bankruptcy filing in New York today should be invisible to shoppers at the 200 malls that the company operates around country.
That was the message from the media conference call that just ended.
Mayfair, the Fox River mall in Appleton, and Oakwood mall in Eau Claire are owned by General Growth, which is based in Chicago. General Growth executives said they have financing that will allow them to conduct business as usual while the bankruptcy proceeds. »Read Full Blog Post
CVS still wants V. Richards space
CVS executives will meet with Brookfield officials in May to try to convince them that there's a way to build a drive-up window at the soon-to-be former V. Richards space on W. Blue Mound Rd.
As my colleague Lisa Sink reported earlier this week, the proposal was put on hold because the Brookfield plan commission is worried that a drive-up pharmacy window will cause traffic problems at V. Richards Plaza. Access to the center was messed up when the Calhoun Rd. intersection was rebuilt last summer. Traffic southbound on Calhoun can no longer use the main entrance to the center on Calhoun.
V. Richards, meanwhile, is operating as a small bakery/convenience store, with the back of the store closed off.
Fleming's Steakhouse: alive and well in Brookfield
This is a strange post, but I guess these are strange times we live in. I'm writing it to help spread the word that Fleming's Prime Steakhouse, at Brookfield Square, is open. They are NOT closing.
Operating partner Jay Carter contacted me this week looking for help with rumor control. Carter says he's been trying for months to stomp out the rumor that Fleming's is about to close. This is not true, and it's hurting to his business.
The rumor appears to have started in January with a blog by Brookfield resident Cindy Kilkenny, who ran unsuccessfully for mayor. Carter responded with the truth, but the rumor keeps resufacing. It's particularly troubling for business clients who have scheduled events at Fleming's, Carter said. (4)
Umi plans warehouse sale
Umi shoes, an upscale kid's shoe company based in Grafton, will hold its first factory warehouse sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, April 23 to Saturday, April 25 at 1235 Dakota Dr. in Grafton.
We're seeing more of these warehouse sales since the economy tanked and businesses need to get rid of inventory that they couldn't sell.
Prime Quarter to close in Greenfield
The Prime Quarter restaurant in Highway 100 in Greenfield will close Thursday, April 30, to make way for an expansion of Schlossman's Honda City.
Unlike some other restaurants in town that have closed suddenly and without notice, owner Al Sanger has made the news public. Sanger will hold a closing party for his staff and friends on Sunday, May 3 and will pay severance.
Sanger, who is 62, also owns Prime Quarter restaurants in Janesville, Green Bay, Madison and Princeton, Ill. He closed a location on Layton Ave. in Milwaukee in 2007, after getting a good offer from a buyer who wanted the property. The Greenfield location is closing for the same reason. Both restaurants were making money, but the offers were good and Sanger is getting close to retirement age, he said.
He plans to auction the equipment at the Greenfield location on May 11. The building, which has been owned by Schlossman since Jan. 30, will be demolished. (1)
Which retailers have buzz
A new study of retailers, brands, and their presence on social media sites was published today in Women's Wear Daily.
The ranking is from Virtue, a social media marketing company in Atlanta. Virtue culled the information from sites such as Facebook, Twitter, MySpace and YouTube, looking for mentions in conversations.
The top ten are Nike, Ikea, Wal-Mart, REI, Target, Adidas, Sears, Gap, Victoria's Secret and Converse. (1)
Department 56 has been sold
Department 56, the company that makes collectible villages and figurines, has been purchased by Enesco, of Itasca, Ill. Enesco owns the Boyds brand and makes a variety of collectible items.
Department 56 had been part of Lenox. The china and crystal manufacturer filed for bankruptcy last year. Lenox was sold earlier to Clarion Capital Partners, a private equity firm.
Neiman Marcus outlet opens May 8
The new Neiman Marcus Last Call store at Gurnee Mills will open at 10 a.m. next Friday, May 8.
The 30,000-square-foot store is located between H&M and Saks Off Fifth. It's the only Neiman Marcus outlet in Chicago and one of 25 in the country.
Old Navy to close at Grand Avenue
The Old Navy store at the Shops of Grand Avenue will close May 5, according to mall manager Ralph Peterman.
Old Navy hasn't given formal notice of the closing, but has posted a sign in the window, Peterman said. The company's lease runs until 2012, and Old Navy is obligated to pay rent until then, he said.
Meanwhile, managers at Southridge and Brookfield Square said the Old Navy stores at those malls remain open.
Old Navy opened at Grand Avenue in 2004, along with Linens 'n Things and TJ Maxx. Linens 'n Things closed last year as the company began the process of going out of business. (2)
Toys R Us adds cereal, toilet paper
Toys R Us has added snacks, paper products and cleaning supplies to about half of its 585 stores.
Stores in Brookfield, S. 27th St. in Milwaukee, Janesville, Green Bay, and Madison are among the 260 that now have "R" Market. This area, at the front of the Toys R Us stores, offers 1,300 household items, including cereal, juice boxes, and laundry detergent. They continue to sell disposable diapers, formula and infant food.
The stores don't have coolers, however, so the only milk available is in nonperishable packaging.
New teen stores at malls
Two malls added stores for teens this month:
Zumiez, a skateboarder store, opened today at Southridge, on the upper level. Journeys, a shoe store, opened over the weekend at Brookfield Square, in the south corridor. (2)


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So, I went to see a new therapist for my 25 yr old sciatic pain, and my very young (5 month) old SI joint pain - both of which are on the right side...
I was really pleasantly surprised by his approach to look at all of me, all of the muscles, take a proper history and explain things to me so I could understand them.
I'm a born skeptic unfortunately, but I've got a real feeling of hope now that together at least we can work towards getting my muscles working properly (to both engage and disengage), and then in the right places and for the right movements......
He said there was no point trying to build a core (in my case) at the moment as I can't engage it, as other muscles are too superior in my body. Basically we have to breakdown my old habits and muscle memories, and then build back the correct ones. It makes sense to me anyway.
Thought I'd update the forum - I was getting really upset at no progress with my core - a lifelong issue to be honest, but now I know why it won't happen for me. It also makes me realise why I've always been really super strong at somethings, but totally weedy at other things.
Going back for weekly sessions with him - have alot of work to do at home which I'm doing too!
Feeling hopeful at last.....
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Teen charged after allegedly making threatsUPDATED 12:47 PM EDT Apr 03, 2014
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TEEN.. ACCUSED OF POSTING THREATS ABOUT NEXT WEEKEND'S "THUNDER OVER LOUISVILLE".. IS NOW BEHIND BARS. POLICE ARRESTED 18 YEAR OLD CAMERON MALONE AND CHARGED HIM WITH TERRORISTIC THREATENING. WLKY'S MARISSA ALTER IS LIVE IN THE STUDIO WITH THE DEVELOPMENTS. MARISSA. CHRISTINA.. IN THE PAST WEEK.. WE RECEIVED SEVERAL EMAILS FROM VIEWERS ABOUT CONCERNING POSTS ON CAMERON MALONE'S FACEBOOK PAGE. POSTS THAT TALKED ABOUT KILLINGS AND A BIG SHOOT-OUT PLANNED FOR "THUNDER OVER LOUISVILLE" AT WATERFRONT PARK. RESIDENTS ALSO TIPPED POLICE OFF TO THOSE THREATS.. AND THE RESULT WAS THIS.. MALONE ARRESTED AND IN COURT THIS MORNING. POLICE SAY.. ALONG WITH ENCOURAGING VIOLENCE.. MALONE ALSO POSTED PICTURES TO HIS PAGE OF A PLASTIC TUB FILLED WITH HANDGUNS. WHEN DETECTIVES QUESTIONED HIM.. THEY SAY HE ADMITTED TO THE THREATS. ALONG WITH THE TERRORISTIC THREATENING CHARGE.. MALONE WAS ALSO SERVED WITH TWO BENCH WARRENTS FOR CRIMINAL TRESSPASS AND TERRORISTIC THREATENING. THIS MORNING IN COURT.. IT WAS MENTIONED MALONE MAY HAVE SOME MENTAL COMPETENCY ISSUES. THE JUDGE KEPT HIS BOND AT 50,000 DOLLARS FULL CASH.. looks like there were some threats to have a shootout at thunder over louisville at the waterfront there's also pictures of boxes of guns METRO POLICE ANNOUNCED MALONE'S ARREST LAST NIGHT THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA AND THANKED CONCERNED CITIZENS FOR BRINGING THE THREATS TO THE DEPARTMENT'S ATTENTION. TO REPORT ANY SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY.. YOU CAN ALWAYS CALLTHE
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Encouraged by kind words from Nimish and BA319-131 on my last trip report (Transcon...), I'll continue my report on the next two legs of my 11-leg trip:
LHR-MAA BA35 'J' Seat 62K 747-400 about $1,500 this leg:
Spent the night at the Paddington Hilton since I wanted to get to LHR on time for my 9.40 am flight, and I'm really a big fan of the Heathrow Express (why can't we have one in NYC?) The Hilton was just right, quite an experience walking straight out into the station from the Lobby!
Got up next day at the crack of dawn, and charged off to T4 to catch the flight. Searched for Gobstoppers for my 2-year-old niece on the way, but no luck. Once at T4, check-in was fast and automated, and had time to catch up on last-minute gift shopping. I've grown to really like T4, and wondered how it'd stack up against Changi, where I'd end up in my next trip report...
Stopped by the Terraces Lounge for a cup of tea. Wonder why tea in the UK, like coffee in India, always tastes just right.
Boarding was pleasant and ontime. The agent who took my boarding pass had the same name as my niece, and the flight attendant who greeted me had the same name as my niece's mother - a good omen for the trip ahead indeed.
Comfortably esconced in my favorite cabin (B747 Upper Deck), I settled in to enjoy the long flight. The cabin crew were not as fantastic as to be expected from BA, and I wonder what's going on. A few years ago, BA flights were 95% fantastic, and this has dropped to about 50% for me. I wonder if BA is switching from a Flying as Hospitality vs. Flying as Transportation business model (horrors!), having just read about the 600 managers recently sacked by the new CEO.
Nice lunch, wines and finally tea before landing. They had sandwiches wrapped in cellophane - cellophane finally arrives in Club World. The old reception sandwiches were a lot better. I was really looking forward to the scones as the clotted cream and jam was dispensed, only to be cruelly told that they had forgotten to load the scones in LHR. I guess one of the fired managers must have been the VP in charge of Scones.
Finally landed in MAA, walking past a glass wall separating passengers and crew waiting to board the flight back to LHR. Wonder how I'd feel when it was my turn ten days from now.
Cleared Immigration, bags already arriving on the carousel. Not all bags however. After waiting an hour, I asked the BA baggage agent why it was taking so long. The Young Thing tried to look surprised, but broke down and confessed that the pallet had been sent off to another destination. Fortunately someone noticed, got the pallet back and the bags finally arrived.
I's say overall a nice flight, but the Club World product is getting a little predictable, and it's time for something new. Also, might be nice to have the local cabin crew help out in the premium classes too, and add a little 'spice' to the service.
MAA-BLR 9W B737NG Y Seat 26F $95 one-way:
Checked in at MAA - efficient and pleasant. Cleared security, proceeded to Gate 4 - had to climb stairs as the one escalator was out of order, as indicated by a red scrawl from the Airports Authority of India. Gate 4 was an actual Jetway, so I missed the usual bus ride on the tarmac to the aircraft.
Boarded, greeted by a young and energetic cabin crew, working their tails off. Newspapers, Candy, Cold Towels, Water - all before take-off. It is a tradition on Indian domestic flights for passengers to hit the call button upon being seated, usually for water. They have eithered wandered in from the desert, or were hydrating themselves for the long, 32-minute journey ahead. Anyway, 9W should stop spoiling their passengers and are overdoing the service to a fault.
A decent flight to BLR, clean aircraft, nice to see the VT-xxx markings on the wings like in the 60's. Even 9W's logotype is reminiscent of Pan American World Airways. We land in BLR on a curved final, (hoped the pilot had judged it right) and stop at the end, Turn around 360, and then taxi off to the terminal. I thought that happened only at airstrips...
Picked up my bags, rented an a/c taxi, still got bitten to death by mosquitoes on the way, and then settled in for a ten-day stay in the outsourcing capital of the world, soon to be quaintly renamed Bangalooru.
Summarizing the flight: 9W's formidable service is based on young, energetic FA's and plenty of food and drink. Seems to work, though it'd be really cool if they wore Indian-style uniforms and evolved to a more restrained style...


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Big Dads Big Cat Refuge and Educational Center in the Rock Springs, Wis., area is looking for a new home.
During a Wednesday, June 14 meeting between the public and members of the Sauk County Public Health Board, an attorney for big cat rescuer Jeff Kozlowski said the refuge is working to move its lions, tigers and leopards.
The impetus for the move is neighbors in the refuges current rural area, who say the cats annoy and frighten them. They've also complained about excessive traffic, the noise and smell of the cats and questions about safety.
The refuge is considering moving to somewhere in the Lake Delton/Wisconsin Dells area.
The board agreed on a month-long delay as to whether Kozlowski should have a permit for his cat refuge at the meeting, so that he and his attorney could provide a timeline for moving them.
Kozlowskis attorney, Jeff Scott Olson, told the audience that Kozlowskis working to move his animals and they could have a schedule for the move at the board's next meeting on July 12.
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by now, I hope the cats have a new home. I wonder if they are being as well cared for as they should be if people are complaining about odors?
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I think it is sad that people are so inconsiderate to places like Big Dads. It takes time to relocate a large number of animals especially large animals. these poor animals are all probably rescues and forcing Dad's to move could cause them to have financial hardships not to mention the stress on the animals. Have a heart people!
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Swift Release (迅遁, Jinton) is a rare advanced nature kekkei genkai that originates from Sunagakure that allows the user to mold together Wind and Lightning natures and infuse his body with it in order to enhance and increase his movement speed. Swift itself has no elemental weakness but it does have limitations on its use. While Swift Release enables the ninja to move quite fast, he can only move in a straight line and in simple movements. As the ninja comes into close, immediate range of the enemy, to use Taijutsu itself, the user needs to slow down and becomes quite trackable and can clearly be seen. Because of this, strong and High Level Taijutsu users such as EIG users and Kaguya ninjas as well as Byakugan, Rinnegan and Sharingan users (2T and above) will be able to produce even rudimentary counters. Swift can't also be used to increase ones hand seal speed nor can its speed be added to weight decreasing techniques (removing leg weights or using the Earth Weight manipulation techniques) as the boost in speed it produces is the same regardless of mass, volume, etc of the ninja and it doesn't change the normal chakra molding speed of the user. When facing a Swift user, altering the ground is always a good defense. Mud, Water, Ice, etc are all surfaces in which using swift becomes harder and less efficient. However, swift release can be used mid-air but to a lesser extent than when its used on the ground. While the description of this KG makes it very similar to the Eight Inner Gates, when comparing Swift Release with them, the differences are clear. While the first one enables the user to coat/infuse himself in a special chakra that makes him able to move, for a brief moment, at high speeds in a simple fashion for simple movements, the other increases the overall body speed of the user. This means that while an EIG user will be able to do everything fast, a Swift user can only "run fast" (in a matter of speaking).
- Bio must originate from Sunagakure
- Member must be S-Class Ninja rank and been a member for 2 months
- Must have mastery over Taijutsu as well as Lightning and Wind elements
- Swift Customs can't, currently, be made.
- Swift Release techniques can be found here


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PITTSBURGH — Is there anything this guy can't do?
He beat the playoff-bound Pirates for the second time in six days.
He threw his third complete game of the season.
He passed the 200-inning mark, in his first full year in the majors.
And he even ripped two hits, hiking his batting average to .265. Most of the mates playing behind him can't match that mark.


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Texas legislators don't deserve to give themselves a raise
Re: "Public school backers want their share — House follows Senate's lead, boosts office budgets — As lawmakers defend money for staff, they push to keep per diems at $150," Jan. 10 news story.
This article epitomizes what is wrong with many politicians today. The Texas House agrees to keep the state budget tight and taxes low, yet they vote to increase their office budgets and their allowances.
Let's put aside for a moment the absurd idea of allowing a group of people to determine their own levels of compensation and just focus on the photograph that accompanied the article. Neither Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst nor House Speaker Joe Straus can even look the photographer in the eye. They both look ashamed, as they well should be. And forget about Perry: He lost his moral compass a long time ago, assuming he ever had one.
Is it just me or does anyone else think politicians have stopped putting their constituents first and are now cowards, doing anything their party tells them to do for fear of being replaced? Have they forgotten we voted for them to do what's best for our communities, not their own political gain?
I'm thinking that none of our communities would mind getting back some of that public school funding the misguided Texas governor ruthlessly took away — all while he contentedly lived in a grossly expensive residence when his mansion was being repaired after the fire.
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Syracuse, NY - A Syracuse man admitted his guilt today in the fatal stabbing of another man during a fight on the city's South Side last year.
Marquis Taylor, 18, of 123 Maurice Ave., pleaded guilty before County Judge Joseph Fahey to a lesser charge of first-degree manslaughter in the April 13 death of Gregory Johnson.
Johnson, 25, of Clairmonte Avenue, died after being stabbed once in the abdomen with a butcher knife during a fight in a parking lot in the 600 block of Valley Drive.
As part of the plea deal, Taylor will be sentenced March 26 to serve 10 years in state prison.
Taylor had been indicted on a second-degree intentional murder charge which could have carried a maximum penalty of 25 years to life in state prison. But Senior Assistant District Attorney Robert Duncanson and defense lawyer Michael Spano both said there were potential self-defense issues in the case.
According to Duncanson, Taylor initially was fighting at the scene with 16-year-old Michael Morris. Taylor was armed with a knife and Morris was armed with a box cutter when they decided to set aside their weapons and have a "fair" fight with fists.
But when Taylor retrieved his knife during the fight, Johnson intervened on behalf of Morris and struck Taylor over the head with a 3-foot-long wooden table leg, Duncanson said. It was then that Taylor stabbed Johnson once in the abdomen.
Duncanson said a trial would have raised questions about whether Johnson was justified in coming to the aid of Morris, whether his use of the table leg against Taylor amounted to deadly physical force and whether Taylor was justified in defending himself by stabbing Johnson.
Additionally, a jury could have considered the fact Johnson was stabbed only once in the stomach in determining whether Taylor was acting with intent to kill or just seriously injure Johnson, the prosecutor said. In pleading guilty to the manslaughter charge, Taylor admitted he was only trying to seriously injure Johnson when he caused the victim's death.
Duncanson said another factor considered in accepting the plea deal was the potential impact of having Morris testify as a prosecution witness at trial. Morris recently was sentenced to a state prison sentence of his own for burglarizing a city police officer's home and stealing a gun.
That information could have had an impact on Morris' credibility before a jury, the prosecutor admitted.


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This Slay Sundays goes out to Kyle Nicholson at this Bump to Bar spot in S.D, the crazy thing is that kyle had a hurt knee on the trip but after seasoning this bump to bar spot he became M.V.S. (Most Valuable Skater)of the trip. Stay tune for more footage of Kyle and the rest of the AXION crew – S.M.


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CIRCUIT WITH WEIGHT (Suggested circuit repetitions: 3)
Works: shoulders, traps, scapular retractors, hamstrings, quads, glutes, core, cardio
In this order, complete:
30 seconds of burpees
10 reps of half-kneeling shoulder presses
10 reps of bent-over flies
30 seconds of mountain climbers
10 reps of rear-foot elevated split squats
10 reps of single-leg Romanian deadlifts
30 seconds of jumping jacks
8 reps of plank with alternating arms lifts
For the half-kneeling shoulder presses, start by kneeling on one knee with both dumbbells at your shoulders and lined up with the ears. Press the weight vertically up, and extend both arms fully at the top. Keep your knees relatively narrow so that you are creating the stability internally rather than stealing it from the ground.
For the rear-foot elevated split squats, start by putting your foot shoelace-side down on a chair behind you. Keep your weight on your front leg during the squat and the weights in your hands down by your sides.
For the single-leg Romanian dead lifts, begin by standing tall with weights resting in your hands. Hinge forward at the hip as you extend one leg behind you and lower your weights to the ground, similar to the Warrior III yoga pose. Keep learning forward until your body and leg are parallel to the floor to make a T position with the entire body; press yourself back up to return to standing.


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Introduced as part of the "What will you Celebrate?" promotional campaign in 2009, this parade, like all other Magic Kingdom afternoon parades before it, features bands, floats, and marching Disney characters. You'll either love or hate the theme song (we're not huge fans), and it loops 5-6 times during the length of the parade. The "Celebrate" parade features many more non-character dancers than previous parades.
Touring Tips
Since there is usually only a single showing of this parade a day, if you want to get first-row viewing, be prepared to camp out 30-45 minutes beforehand. The show winds all the way from Main Street Town Square to Frontierland near Splash Mountain.
Special Comments
The Celebrate a Dream Come True Parade is coming to an end. Its final normal performance will be on Friday, December 20, 2013. Special finale performances are scheduled for January 1-4, 2014.
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FLEMINGTON — A resident of Hunter Hills apartments told police that an assailant there slashed his arm and took cash from him on Sunday evening, Nov. 3.
The incident was reported on Nov. 6 by Hunterdon County Prosecutor Anthony P. Kearns III, Flemington Police Chief George Becker, and the prosecutor's Chief of Detectives John J. Kuczynski.
The caller, a 46-year-old man, reported he was at the Hunterdon Hills apartments, the prosecutor said. The Flemington-Raritan rescue squad responded and treated him at the scene. He was not hospitalized.
The Flemington police and Hunterdon County Prosecutor's detectives are conducting an investigation into the events leading up to the incident. The assailant was described to be a male, black, in his early 20s, with tattoos and facial hair. He was last reported to have fled into another apartment within the complex.
Because the investigation is ongoing, authorities are not releasing any other details.
Anyone who may have witnessed any related events on Sunday evening sometime after 10 is urged to submit anonymous tips by calling Crime Stoppers at 800-321-0010 or by going to crimestoppershunterdon.com, or text messaging "HCTIPS" plus your tip message to 274637 (CRIMES). All tips are anonymous and kept confidential.
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ONCE UPON a time in a simpler America, Jeremy Lin's story would be simply beautiful. Uplifting, inspirational, universal in its underdog appeal, it would unite us all, make our world seem a slightly better and smaller place because of what it said about perseverance, humility and following your dream. Traits still embraced by most, if not all, of us.
"A miracle from God," Jeremy Lin described his opportunity to a crowded room of reporters in Toronto yesterday morning, before he hit a three-pointer that gave his Knicks a 90-87, comeback win over the Raptors last night, their fifth straight since he was made the starting point guard. "I don't think anybody expected this to happen the way it happened."


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Lenore Skomal: If only you could tell by the label
Don't you wish people came with labels? Something akin to a 10-word-or-less summary of what motivates them. They could hang them around their necks, or off the back fender of their cars, just to let the rest of us know exactly what we're getting into.
If this were a requirement, you'd know well ahead of time what to expect. You could happily avoid someone with the words "Thrives on chaos" dangling from her neck.
Or noting the proclamation "Will never be happy" on a friend's chest would save countless hours wasting your time trying to cheer him up.
The labels could act as visual bottom lines. Pulling up next to a car with the words "Angry man inside" could save your life by alerting you to the possibility of danger if you chose to race him to the next light.
In a grocery market or at the mall, you'd already know ahead of time who is approachable and who isn't. Anyone with a label stating "Hopelessly codependent," "Addicted to people pleasing" and "Just want to be loved" is safe for chitchat and cutting in front of in line.
Avoid at all costs those who tote a placards stating "Here because my wife made me," "Always in a rush" and "I'm more important than you." Engaging them in conversation or asking a question will leave you sad, especially if your label says "I have low esteem."
For sport, I like to sum up people's tragic flaws in this fashion. Like honing in on the one motivator -- usually a negative, by the way -- that propels them to do what they do.
I have a dear friend who is so caught up in appearances that it dictates much of how he lives his life, including the friends he keeps, the places he visits and the clothes he buys. And it's a self-fulfilling prophecy, because caring too much about what others think makes others think too much about him.
My grandfather's tragic flaw was that he never felt he was good enough, and that left him in a perennially grouchy mood. His label would read "Mad at being less than."
His wife, my grandmother, a mild soul, suffered in silence for all of the years they were married. Her label? "Life is hard, and then you die."
My dad's label would have been a bit more uplifting: "Live by the golden rule," and my mom's, more pragmatic: "Charity starts at home." Mine? I think "Just trying my best."
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