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Sia Park Executive Hotel, Brasilia
- Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 50 guestrooms
- Restaurant
- Fitness center
- 24-hour business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Computer station
- Meeting room
- Multilingual staff
- Free newspapers in the lobby
- Luggage storage
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Daily housekeeping
- Hair dryer
- Elevator/lift
What's around
- Juscelino Kubitschek Memorial (5 mi / 8.1 km)
- Mane Garrincha Stadium (5.9 mi / 9.5 km)
- Dom Bosco Sanctuary (6.2 mi / 10 km)
- Metropolitan Cathedral (6.7 mi / 10.8 km)
- Itamaraty Palace (7.3 mi / 11.7 km)
Sia Park Executive Hotel, Brasilia
Hotel Info: 866-266-9798from $64 CAD
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 50 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2:00 PM
- Check-out time is noon
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- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
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- Parents must have child's birth certificate and photo ID *
- Pets not allowed (service dogs only)
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
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- Free buffet breakfast daily
- Restaurant
- 24-hour room service
- Fitness facilities
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- One meeting room
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- Air conditioning
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Entrants concentrated in sales, clerical, and service occupations
December 21, 1998
Of the more than 23 million workers who entered a new occupation from February 1995 to February 1996, about 17.5 percent had entered service occupations. Other major occupational groups that accounted for more than 15 percent of the total entrants were administrative support and sales workers. These three occupational groups accounted for almost half of all occupational entry.
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Among the 4.2 million entrants in the service group, almost 45 percent were employed in the following occupations: janitors, private household cleaners and servants, cooks, waiters and waitresses, or child care workers including early childhood teacher assistants.
About one-fifth of the 3.8 million new workers in administrative support including clerical occupations were secretaries or receptionists. Cashiers alone represented almost one third of the 3.7 million entrants in sales occupations.
These data are a product of the Current Population Survey. Additional information is available from "Occupational Entrants in 1995-96", Occupational Outlook Quarterly, Winter 1998-99.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Entrants concentrated in sales, clerical, and service occupations on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/1998/dec/wk4/art01.htm (visited September 30, 2016).
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Velyka Vasylkivska St. 43, apartment 30, Kiev, Ukraine
Atmosphere 91%
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- Linen
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- 24 Hour Reception
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- Adaptors
- Airport Transfers
- Board Games
- Book Exchange
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- Cable TV
- Cafe
- Common Room
- Elevator
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- Hair Dryers
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- Internet Access
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- Laundry Facilities
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- Luggage Storage
- Mini Supermarket
- Outdoor Terrace
- Parking
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- Steam room
- Tea/Coffee Making Facilities
- Tours/Travel Desk
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- Towels for hire
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- WiFi
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- Airport Pickup 22.46USD
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- Taxes Included
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Our hostel is located just 200 meter away from the EURO 2012 stadium in downtown Kiev, 150 meter away from the Metro and just 100 meter away from the bus station of the busses which will bring you to the central train station, which is a bit outside of the real city center.
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The hostel has one Single private room, and a double private room and a quad private room. Bed sheets, linen and towels are for free. Bathroom with 24h hot shower and two toilets are shared.
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Mini Hostel Kiev is located 150 meter away from the Metro station Lva Tolstogo and just 100 meter away from the bus station of the busses which will bring you to or from the central train station, which is a bit outside of the real city center.
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Not surprisingly, Atlanta's Matt Ryan defeated Carolina's Jordan Gross and New Orleans' Drew Brees got by Tampa Bay's Josh Freeman in the first round of the "Madden NFL 12 Cover Vote''.
Gross is one of the best offensive tackles in the league and truly one of the nicest people in the NFC South. But did anyone think a tackle from a 2-14 team had a chance against Ryan? A few years down the road, Freeman might have had a chance against Brees, but he's not quite there yet.
Anyway, we're onto the next round and you can cast your vote here. Ryan, a No. 2 seed, has a pretty good draw against Cleveland's Peyton Hillis, a No. 2 seed. But I'd urge New Orleans fans to vote early and often if you want Brees on the cover for the second straight year. He's got a tough opponent, New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez.
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It's New Year's Eve and my dad's entire family has come to visit. The house fills with chatter of an unknown language. I feel alienated when surrounded by these people who are my own blood. I'm different.
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City tackles money-control issuesBy Gordon Dritschilo
Staff Writer | August 17,2013While city aldermen appear largely in agreement on whether to audit the Recreation and Parks Department, questions about the citys financial controls are just getting started.
A discussion of the citys policies on financial control is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Thursday, but aldermen are already putting forward ideas and staking out positions this week.
Alderwoman Sharon Davis said any proposals for change should come from the administration.
Im not here to present the solution, she said. Im here to receive a solution and weigh in on it.
She said the aldermens role is not to wade into the day-to-day operation of the city and questioned the effectiveness of any new measure the board might adopt.
The accountability first starts at the department-head level, Davis said. I think you can pass all the policies you want. It doesnt make a difference if theyre not followed.
Alderman Jon Kiernan recalled how, as a store manager, he would randomly spot-check paperwork, calling customers to make sure returns or layaways were what they appeared to be. If the city found a way to adopt that strategy, he said, the department heads would know they were being watched.
Alderman John Cassarino, who served as mayor from 1999 to 2007, said that during his time running the city he signed each check personally.
That can lead to error, John, City Treasurer Wendy Wilton replied, going on to characterize the system when she took over in 2007 as an absolute ... mess and that the automated system she instituted was much more secure.
Wilton described how she has the sole authority to print checks, which is only done after two of the three members of the Board of Finance herself, Mayor Christopher Louras and Board of Aldermen President David Allaire, sign the warrants.
Allaire has said that while he receives copies of the warrants, he typically only signs them when the mayor is on vacation and unavailable to do so.
Alderman David Wallstrom said that if Allaire was not typically signing warrants, the aldermen should review the structure of the Board of Finance.
If one-third of our Board of Finance is not available as much ... were losing one-third of our oversight, Wallstrom said.
Allaire took exception to that comment.
Im there at every Board of Finance meeting, he said. Whether I sign the warrants or not, thats moving away from what the discussion ought to be, which is oversight.
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According to the Walla Walla District US Army Corps of Engineers, approximately 236 trees were planted along the trail when the levy was first built in the late 70's to help beautify the area. However each tree was planted in a eight-foot-wide by four-feet-deep concrete planter, meaning every ten to fifteen years the tree dies due to the containment.
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Planting the trees in cement planters allows the levy to have some vegetation along the trail, but often times roots will jump over the cement planters and will have to be cut off. Corps officials said the planters are designed to restrict any roots from breaking through the concrete pots but because of close quarters the tree's life span is much shorter.


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The best and the worst of Super Bowl ads
Favre's Hyundai ad among those that stand out from others
A room full of beer-sipping, chip-dipping and finger-licking Super Bowl viewers can't be wrong, right?
So why not judge the best and worst ads during Sunday's big game at an actual party: mine.
Super Bowl ads, which cost $2.5 million to $3 million per 30 seconds, are less about selling a product than causing a stir.
Of the 100 million viewers expected to have tuned in to watch the New Orleans Saints beat the Indianapolis Colts, an estimated 40% of them were there for the ads, some of which were merely dumb, but others of which were also embarrassing and even mean.
Several themes emerged.
One was assaults: a child slapping someone who stole his Doritos; a dope-slap promo for "NCIS"; a series of punch-buggy punches for VW; Betty White and Abe Vigoda being gang-tackled for Snickers; Tim Tebow's mom getting tackled in a sugary ad for Focus on the Family.
Another was little people: Mini-versions of Kiss appeared for Dr Pepper, a digitally miniature Troy Polamalu predicted six more weeks of football for TruTV; a very tiny Queen of Hearts used a pig for a footstool in an ad for Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland"; and a little person had a cameo in a Bridgestone Tires ad.
A mini-theme was athletes eating fast food: LeBron James for McDonald's, and Charles Barkley eating too much of it for Taco Bell.
Animals were everywhere: an aspirational beaver for Monster.com, a squirrel for Honda, Clydesdales and a longhorn steer for Budweiser, and screaming chickens for Denny's.
But several ads stood out from the crowd, including Brett Favre in the year 2020, still not sure if he will retire from football, for Hyundai; a "Late Show With David Letterman" promo featuring Letterman, Oprah Winfrey and Jay Leno on a couch sniping at each other; and a short story about a long-distance romance told in a series of Google searches, ending with a search for a crib.
Who knew that Google needed to advertise?
The worst ads were more pointless than tasteless, including the Doritos series - in one, a man is buried in a casket filled with the snack chip - as well as the leering ads for domain registry Go Daddy, and the Chicago Bears reprising the Super Bowl Shuffle for Boost Mobile.
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Beneath its classic, skate shoe-inspired exterior, the Rome Men's Libertine Snowboard Boot packs a boatload of tech for comfort, response, and support anywhere on the mountain. A true medium-flex boot, the Libertine slays everything from the pipe to the backcountry with equally reckless abandon.
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When I first came to see you I called it Houston street (like the city)
Could we meet? Show me all the things you see?
I'm one more here
Some old-timer pioneer
Who believes with shaken faith
I still have some cool
I could leave you here with your 'people'
If I'm a flag you'd not prefer to wave
You're always in my head
You're just what I wanted
I live in constant debt
To feel you, invented
When I first came to LA I met you the old fashioned way
Too drunk
Even worse, much too lonely
I'll leave it there
A busted homesteader
Who believes in virgin grace
Somehow I'll stay proud
Any dick can roll up in a suit
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Having trouble with the right words
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The Tigers (21-12) defeated Georgia State 78-66 in the first round, while the Fighting Illini (20-14) rallied to win 66-62 at Boston University after trailing by 17 in the first half. Illinois is 3-1 all-time against Clemson.
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Daniel O'Connell, the longstanding activist for Irish independence, had given up his seat in the Westminster Parliament to become Lord Mayor of Dublin. He continued his campaign via a new organisation, the Repeal Association, which he used to arrange public meetings so huge (sometimes attended by 100 000 people) that they were known as 'Monster Meetings'. One of these was planned to take place in 1843 at Clontarf, just outside Dublin, but Prime Minister Robert Peel, concerned at the potential for violence, banned it. Even though O'Connell obeyed this ruling and cancelled it, he was arrested, charged with conspiring against the British government, and found guilty. He was sentenced to a year's imprisonment, although he was released after …
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1994 Ford Ranger STX 2dr Extended Cab SB
I bought this truck new in '94 and I used it every day for 10 years until I got a family minivan. I have towed concrete mixers, hauled scrap and lumber, use it weekly to carry stuff to the dump. I carried the kids in the extended cab (when they were little, not a lot of room there.) The truck never let me down and today I still have it (though it's semi-retired)and use it 3-4 times a month to go to the dump. It has 167,000 miles on it and now my daughter just got her lisense and she drives it daily to school and about. It still gets 22+MPG. Never did more than routine maint and replaced the clutch 2x. What a great investment in 1994!
Hauls a lot for its size and never needs maintenance.
I'm 6'3", 220lbs so I'd like to see more cab height and firmer seats.
Bought the truck new,and almost 8 years
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Just perfect
No reason to doubt going to this resort when you just want to enjoy good food, fabulous pools and comfortable rooms. It is good money spend. Even on cloudy days the garden is a great place to read a book or simply dream away. Hotel lounge is very pleasant to hang out a bit before or after dinner.
Like our friend from Northern Ireland (above), I too had read bad reports. These mainly concerned the poor attitude of bar and restaurant staff. I have just returned from a holiday at the Gran Hotel and wonder if the complainants live on the same planet as I do. The staff were really first class, especially to my two year old grand daughter. A wonderful hotel with excellent staff.
Excellent location,settings,furnishing,style, food,service, everything is simply fantastic.
Absolutely fabulous!
Just came back from Costa Meloneras for the 3d time and still amazed!
Especially this year we could enjoy the new spa facilities, which are the best i ever experienced! The cleanness, diversity of pools and creativity of designers and architects of this hotel is really impresses me! The only thing was missing for me is dancing. I would recommend it both for the families and couples. We will definately go back there next year, but i would advice to go in july as in august its a bit crowded and its not so easy to find a free space by the swimming pools, especially if you like to sleep late in the morning. Cheers!
Top quality
The brochure undersold the quality of this hotel. The location, facilities (especially the pools - with the main one 110m long with the appearance that it runs into the ocean), restaurants and staff are all first class. Tito, the tennis coach, is very enthusiatic and organises fun tournaments and lessons for all standards. We didn't want to leave and plan to return. Great for all the family.
Absolutely fabulous
We read comlaints about this hotel before we visited it, but all completely unfounded. Facilities magnificent, staff so friendly it was hard to believe, cleanliness unsurpassed, food better than expected. Perhaps entertainment could have included dancing. There is a ballroom, but it's seldom open. Stil, full marks . . . and we will return.
Fabulous pools.
we have just returned from a weeks holiday at the very glamouros costa meloneras. wonderful value for money. good selection of eating places. 2 buffet resturantes . excellent a-la-carte rest. THE AMBASSADOR. very friendly staff.4. swimming pools each set in lovely landscaped gardens. 1st. class spa facilities. what more can we say. we would definately use this hotel again.
Gorgeous hotel ! Main pool awesome
Beautiful. Food lovely and staff. Unfortunately they all think you're German! Grounds and facilities very relaxing and lovely atmosphere. Well-being centre is AWESOME! Lows: paying for all extras and rooms need ironing board & tea/coffee making facilities available. Everything and animation/movies had wonderful selections.
Great hotel & vacation
Splendid hotel => great rooms, swimming pools, well organized!! Disadvantages:Poor english of some people of staffAnimation team not omnipresent Eveninganimation: only professional shows - no disco never the lesse a splendid place (!!!) to stay!!!
Largest hotel in Spain
Indeed a grand hotel having over 1000 rooms. Helpful attentive staff, and cleanliness second to none. Not for people with walking difficulties as it took us 7 minutes to walk briskly from the lobby to our room. An army of cleaners and gardeners keep the place pristine. Food quality is good, although my only critisism would be that food designed to be hot was generally very cool.
Room well appointed with usual anticipated features. This hotel is the finest four star hotel I have stayed in.
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... found the bus station where a very helpful girl told us which bus to catch to visit the old part of the city which was pedestrianised and really pleasant. Another bus took us back along the waterfront to return to the ship for some very late lunch, some time with our books and watching the sail away and then dinner and ...
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Why am i having gas pain after appendectomy?
Normal: It is normal for the intestines to be bit uncoordinated after an abdominal operation with general anesthesia. This can cause some bloating, and eventually that all has to come out. There is nothing specific related to the appendectomy and "gas". Hope this helps! ...Read more
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An appendectomy is surgery to remove the appendix. The appendix is a small, finger-shaped organ extending from the first part of the large intestine. It is removed when it becomes inflamed or infected. A perforated appendix can leak and infect the entire abdominal area, which can be life-threatening. An appendectomy is done under general anesthesia, which means you are asleep and do not feel any pain during the surgery. The surgeon makes a small cut in the lower right side of your belly area ...Read more
How long after a laparoscopic appendectomy can I go back to work?
Depends on the work: If my patients do heavy work, like construction or warehousing, i restrict them for about 2-4 weeks. If they do supervisory, office or professional type work, they may return to work when them feel well. On average this is about a week or two. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
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How many days will it take before I can return to work after an appendectomy?
Depends: That depends on if the surgery was done laparoscopically or through an incision, and on what type of work you do. Most people go back to work sooner after laparoscopic appendectomy, within 1-2 weeks, but lifting no more than 5 lb for 6-8 weeks. After "open" surgery, folks can return to work 2-3 weeks later, but no lifting, as above. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
I work in care and do a lot of lifting how long before i can return to work after an appendectomy?
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How long after getting a laparoscopic appendectomy can I return to work?
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I'm 27/f. Had emergency appendectomy 2 mo ago. Was back at work 6 days later. Now for last week diarrhea and lost 4lbs so now 125. Surgery related?
Diarrhea after appy: Diarrhea 2 months after an appendectomy is unlikely to be surgery related. Diarrhea can result after a large amount of colon is removed but generally not after an appendectomy, which removes a small tube-like structure from the cecum. Diarrhea is most commonly due to an infectious etiology (virus or bacterial). If the diarrhea is persistent or severe, it is best to see a doctor. ...Read more
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Tucsonans respond to influx of Central American migrants; meet singer who blends French, Chinese, American heritage; soccer-playing robots invade UA; basketball summer camp for girls.
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The drug connection: I spent ten months working for a pawnshop chain upon graduation from college ["Eaten Alive," by Josh Harkinson, January 26]. I'm very confident that we would not have 75 percent of our drug problem if pawnshops didn't exist. I had addicts selling their mothers' or victims' jewelry in line behind dope dealers buying the jewelry to get all that cash out of their pockets, only to bring the jewelry back a week later to convert back to cash at 75 cents on the dollar. The pawnshop loaned 10 to 20 cents on the dollar to get an 18 to 20 percent 30-day return. Then, upon default, the shop sold the jewelry for a 200 to 800 percent return, only to buy jewelry back in a week for 75 percent on the dollar. I even had an upper-management guy brag to me about how the industry writes its own laws at the state level. No industry makes more money legally on dope than pawnshops. Not even prison construction firms.
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Hello from Tokyo: Very interesting article on Kobe beef ["A Cut Above," by Robb Walsh, December 29]. I work in Tokyo at the Takashimaya department store. I often help foreigners purchase Wagyu (Japanese beef) to take home. Often they come looking for Matsuzaka beef, but sometimes Kobe beef.
It does not appear that the beef is aged here. I'm curious: Is Japanese marbled beef meant to be aged?
On a cultural note, my Japanese friends find it curious that although Americans prefer low-fat meat, I'm often queried as to why many Americans are overweight. As the Japanese beef is so rich with fat, only a little slice is consumed. It is quite difficult to eat a large piece of wagyu.
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Taylor's a Texan: I'm Eric Taylor's son, Nathan. I'm glad you like his music and writing [Playbill, by William Michael Smith, January 19], but you should know that my dad was born just outside Atlanta, Georgia, in a town called McDonough (which is the Deep South). He moved to Texas in the early '70s, and he's never lived anywhere else. So to call him a Midwest Yankee is not even close. Good article otherwise.
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Fatal shooting reported on city's west side
A 26-year-old man was shot to death Wednesday evening during an argument on Milwaukee's west side, police said.
The shooting was reported shortly before 7 p.m. in the 3700 block of W. Roberts St., according to a Milwaukee Police Department news release.
The man was shot several times and died at the scene, according to the release.
No further information was available late Wednesday. Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call (414) 935-7302.
Milwaukee, Madison drivers among safest
It turns out Milwaukee drivers are less likely than your average American to get into a crash. And if you factor in our population, how dense the city's core is and snow we face each winter, Milwaukee drivers are among the nation's best.
Those are the conclusions of the 2014 "America's Best Drivers Report," released this week by Allstate Insurance. Milwaukee drivers rank 37th among the nation's 200 largest cities in the average amount of time between reported wrecks. Area Allstate customers report a crash once every 10.6 years, which is about 6% below the national average.
Madison ranks higher at ninth in the country. Drivers there report a crash once every 12.2 years.
Allstate has been releasing rankings for 10 years, but for the first time this year, the insurance company released separate rankings that considered a city's population, the density of the city and the weather.
Once those factors are considered, the Milwaukee area ranks third in the country, according to the Allstate data. Madison ranked fourth.
Drivers in other large Midwestern cities don't fare as well. Minneapolis drivers rank 28th when considering the population and weather factors. Those in Detroit rank 31st. Chicago drivers rank 45th. Indianapolis motorists rank 66th and drivers in Cincinnati rank 176th.
Campaign highlights animal, domestic abuse
Hundreds of "lost pet" fliers were posted Wednesday around Milwaukee.
The fliers aren't focused on a single dog or cat. Instead, they encourage residents to call 911 to report animal abuse.
The marketing effort is part of a public service campaign in Milwaukee to highlight the link between animal abuse and domestic abuse and to encourage people to call 911 to report both.
Karen Burns of Milwaukee was expected to lead volunteers posting the fliers on Wednesday. Her dog, Beatrice, was kidnapped, tortured and suffered burns to 90% of its body.
The campaign has its roots in research from the Association of Prosecuting Attorneys, which found that 76% of animal abusers also abuse a family member. If more people call 911 to report suspected animal abuse, police officers will have more opportunities to possibly uncover domestic violence, campaign organizers say.
The campaign is a collaboration among the Milwaukee County district attorney's office, Milwaukee police, the Wisconsin Humane Society, Sojourner Family Peace Center, Milwaukee Area Domestic Animal Control Commission and Serve Marketing, which is an all-volunteer nonprofit advertising agency.
Judge rules for Cedarburg schools
An Ozaukee County judge has ruled for the Cedarburg School District in a lawsuit filed by a fired employee, according to mycedarburgonline.com.
Online court records show Judge Paul Malloy issued a summary judgment in favor of the district on Monday.
Patricia Mayer sued the district in 2012, citing breach of contract. The School Board fired Mayer, a human resources employee, on accusations that she unlawfully developed and pursued an administrator contract that would have substantially increased her pay and benefits.
The district contends that Mayer and a former administrator didn't follow proper protocol while submitting a contract proposal to the board for approval in March 2008.
Mayer contended that after her contract was signed and approved by both the board president and clerk at the time, the contract was torn up in a later meeting with Cedarburg Superintendent Daryl Herrick and then-business director Mark Powell.
Flip-flop trouble leads to camel collision
A 28-year-old woman learned a hard lesson about driving in flip-flops Wednesday.
While driving south about noon on Highway V in Caledonia, Kelly Ellison, 28, caught her flip-flop on something and was unable to stop at a stop sign, according to a news release from the Caledonia Police Department in Racine County.
That's when she was struck by a pickup truck towing a camel.
The truck-and-trailer traveling east on Highway G was from Jo-Don Farms, a zoo in Franksville that features camel rides and hundreds of other exotic and familiar animals to pet or rent for parties and events.
The rig went into the ditch on the south side of the road.
The driver, Nathan Gaines, 35, suffered a possible broken leg and was complaining of back pain, according to police.
Ellison and a 3-year-old boy in her car were not injured.
Neither was the camel, police believe.
Ellison was cited for failing to yield the right of way at a stop sign and causing injury.
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National Park Service rangers have discovered a fire on one of the Apostle Islands in Lake Superior that they say has been burning for weeks.
The service said Tuesday it's allowing the fire on York Island to keep burning. It says a lightning strike likely ignited the fire during a late July storm. Visitors notified Apostle Islands National Lakeshore park staff of the fire last Thursday.
Officials say it wasn't discovered sooner because flames or smoke weren't visible from the lake. Park rangers tracked the smell of smoke to an area that's less than one-tenth of an acre.
Officials say rain and humidity have kept it from spreading. They say they'll let it burn out as long as the damp conditions continue.
The island has three campsites and remains open to the public.
Investigation into gang results in nine arrests
Green Bay — Green Bay police said a nine-month investigation into a street gang has led to the arrests of nine people.
Police said Tuesday the recent arrests had broken up a gang called the Bay City Latin Kings. They said a 26-year-old Green Bay man who was arrested last week is the suspected gang leader.
A court commissioner found probable cause that the man and two others committed various drug crimes. They haven't been formally charged.
Police said investigators confiscated narcotics including methamphetamines, oxycodone and marijuana. They said the alleged leader drove to southeastern Wisconsin to buy drugs and stolen guns for distribution.
Green Bay Police Capt. Todd Thomas said the gang holds weekly meetings and is very structured.
Police said more arrests are expected.
Woman met victim online, police say
Town of Fox Lake — Police said the woman wanted for questioning in the death of a Dodge County man met the victim online and was picked up by him in Oshkosh.
Oshkosh police said the 37-year-old mother of four may have ties to their city. Investigators said the victim, Michael Soeller, 43, picked her up in Oshkosh Aug. 17.
Investigators said Soeller died sometime between Aug. 18 and Sunday, when he was found in his Town of Fox Lake apartment by his landlord.
An autopsy determined he died of a loss of blood due to injuries inflicted by an assailant.
Police said the woman was one of the last people with Soeller before he died.
Anyone with information about Soeller or the suspect can call the Dodge County sheriff's office at (920) 386-3992.
Human trafficking sting brings 6 arrests
Authorities conducting a human trafficking sting in northeastern Minnesota and northwestern Wisconsin have made six arrests.
They include a Wisconsin man charged with child enticement. Investigators said Ronald Provost, 51, of Foxboro responded to a fake online ad, supposedly from a 15-year-old girl. Police said he arranged to meet with the girl at a Superior hotel after sending her a sexually explicit picture.
WDIO-TV said five other men were arrested on prostitution charges that resulted from the sting. Police said the men responded to a fictitious online ad placed by detectives that offered sex for money.
The sting operation was conducted by Superior and Duluth police along with the Douglas County sheriff's office and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
Leo Frigo bridge repair
not as costly as feared
It cost the state $15 million — far less than anticipated — to repair the Leo Frigo Memorial Bridge over the Fox River in Green Bay, according to a report Wednesday in the Green Bay Press-Gazette.
The bridge was closed Sept. 25, 2013, after a section of pavement sagged about 2 feet.
The cost included installing a new support structure and monitoring equipment to monitor signs of corrosion that was blamed for causing the bridge to partially fail, the newspaper said.
Women's Resource Center to expand
The Women's Resource Center in Racine County announced Wednesday that it will expand its operations in Burlington and renovate its building in the City of Racine, according to the Racine Journal Times.
WRC Executive Director Cherie Griffin said the center is halfway toward its $1.5 million fundraising goal, according to the newspaper.
The center provides a safe shelter and counseling services to help victims of domestic violence.
The WRC has identified a building in Burlington that it plans to renovate and mirror what is offered in Racine, Griffin said, including between 16 and 20 beds for domestic violence victims in rural Racine County.
Griffin said more than 65 families in western Racine County have needed a secure shelter but could not access one because the county lacks resources in that area.
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NPR chief asks critics: What liberal bias? By Sara Jerome - 03/07/11 01:42 PM ET
NPR Chief Executive Vivian Schiller defended taxpayer funding for public broadcasting Monday and challenged critics to find any evidence of liberal bias in NPR's coverage.
Schiller said the accusation that public broadcasting has a liberal bias is just a "perception problem" that doesn't accurately reflect NPR's journalism.
"We are urban and rural ... red state and blue state," she said.
But Schiller also said the effort to cut public media dollars is linked to concern about the deficit and not being driven by the perception that NPR has a liberal tilt.
"I believe this is driven mostly by an attempt to find cuts to the deficit, and that is certainly understandable," she said.
Schiller's speech at the National Press Club comes amid a Republican push to slash public media from the federal budget.
House and Senate Republicans are working to defund public media this year. Democrats have been vocal about defending public broadcasting, and President Obama did not make any cuts to public media in his fiscal year 2012 budget request.
Schiller said it is "right and necessary to" question all aspects of federal spending, but argued that if "public value" is the standard of scrutiny, then "pubic broadcasting stands strong."
She said taxpayer funding for public broadcasting has been an "investment" by the American people in journalism over the past 40 years.
Public media "should not fall victim to the turbulence of these times," she said.
Taxpayer funds make up about 10 percent of the average public radio station budget, but up to 60 percent of the budget at rural outlets, Schiller said.
NPR has "gradually been able to leverage that investment to grow other sources of support" from corporations, philanthropic groups, and listeners, Schiller said.
Only a "small, small amount of money goes to public broadcasting," according to Schiller.
Republicans disagree with that assessment, citing the $4 billion that has gone to public broadcasting over the last decade.
Schiller also addressed two recent NPR controversies: the firing of NPR news analyst Juan Williams, who is now a columnist for The Hill, and the outlet's erroneous report that Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.) had died after she was shot in January.
"It was a mistake; there was no excuse," she said of the Giffords report.
As for Williams, she said "a lot of ink" has been spilled on the issue and made it clear she wants to move on.
"We handled the situation badly. We made some mistakes. I made some mistakes," she said.
Which instantly proves just how deeply pathological their leftist bias truly is.
Famous last words: "Who, me?"
Well they have very good concerts... But their news and book analysis are so politically correct that they make ABC look conservative!
"NPR chief asks critics: What liberal bias? "
Firing of Juan Williams ring a bell? Although he is a ignorant jerk
Marxism, Maoism, Leninism, Trotskyism - yes, we have it all at NPR. :)
I'm guessing; way too much.
How much do we pay her from our taxes.
I'm guessing; way too much.
She's either a liar or has just demonstrated how incompetent she is. Its even a running gag on saturday night live how NPR and PBS is extreme leftist, granola eaters. This is a perfect example of why they need their cash taken away.
Maybe she should hold a Press Conference with all of NPRs conservative commentators and hosts.
Shut'er down...NOW.
"We have both kinds! Country AND Western"
She did...
we have both kinds of music,,, country AND western!
Then it won't be missed! PLEASE, you can find a liberal bias in Car Talk!
Every arm of the leftist media asks "What liberal bias?" Lying doesn't bother a leftist, just watch a few seconds of Alan Colmes.
Liberals truly believe that the MSM and NPR are just as unbiased as they believe themselves to be, and that we conservatives are the lunatic fringe. My liberal friends mention what they heard on NPR or the MSM as though it was straight news with no editorializing, this while they are quite aware of my conservative view.
BWAHAHAHAH! This is just like Dan Rather saying he wanted to be the one to investigate whether his lies about Pres. Bush's National Guard service were true. These libs are so far into denial that they'll never find their way back.
They aren't liberal.
They are socialist, communist, Marxist
Well, let's hear it for pubic broadcasting!
""We are urban and rural ... red state and blue state," she said."
....no you're not...you're strictly inside the DC beltway.
There are none so blind as those who refuse to see....I guess since everyone who works there is liberal therefore the whole country must be that way too?
My God! Has she ever watched Antiques Roadshow?
They must think like Dan Rather. Completely oblivious to reality.
What the hell?
I listen to NPR on the morning drive, and Schiller needs to listen no further than NPR morning show host Diane Rehm (the one with the shaky stuttering voice because something's F'ed up in her aging brain) because that crazy broad tries to tie absolutely everything to the "right wing" or "Bush".
A few weeks ago, Rehm had on some ridiculous woman who wrote a new book bemoaning that the megalomaniac Disney corporation has for generations been deviously implanting into little girls' minds that they should want to be fairy princesses (like Tinkerbell, Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, Snow White, etc.) and that this is just the worst possible thing, since studies show that at least half of America's little girls should grow up to be craggy-faced volleyball coach lesbians with spiky buzzcut hairstyles and an ass that looks like both mudflaps on the back of an 18-wheeler --- and they WOULD be, if it weren't for the evil Disney corporation thwarting nature's plans for little girls.
Why, if it weren't for American culture's oppressive and unnatural societal gender/role assignment, little girls would grow up choosing to be heterosexual or homosexual with equal frequency, rather than unnaturally and overwhelmingly heterosexual. And it's Disney doing it! Just insane.
Naturally, Diane Rehm sputters out some claim that "What role does the right wing play in gender-specific role assignment?".
I wanted to punch the radio. NPR needs to be defunded.
Then you won't miss it right? Instead of having one of your fund drives every other week you could just have them every other night.
It's amazing how liberals don't seem to live in the same world as sane people do.
lol. what bias.
Their bias is what stopped me from listening when they were literally the only thing on the radio 10 years ago.
easier to switch it off than to listen to their liberal spew.
Same with PBS. Normal people don't watch PBS. They were turned off of it long ago for it's political leftward bias. now only the leftest ideologues listen to either NPR or PBS.
This highlights just another example of how the so-called arbiters of speech designate themselves un-biased and how they should be thrown off that pedestal.
Defunding NPR would be just another leg kicked out from underneath the MSM's biased world view.
Mao never thought of himself as anti-intellectual.
This guy is so blind, just like the MSM!
What color is the sky in their world I wonder?
Fish don't notice water.
Prior to leading NPR, Schiller was a senior vice president of NYTimes.com.
Yup. No leftist bias at all.
Listening to PBS while walking my dog I have several times heard a pogrom, pardon me, program called "Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me." A faux gameshow format it absolutely drips with liberal contempt for conservatives and Republicans. Ms. Schiller must think us serfs can't tell a pony from a pantload.
Would be nice if the commie media could find a new word besides "slash."
Your comment is right on target.
My personal theory is that the colleges and universities (and high schools) for that matter have been infiltrated by Progressives (Marxists) while we were out earning a living, tenuring and unionizing themselves for decades.
Morons like this guy have been told, preached, beaten and graded on the COLLECTIVE, SOCIALIST ANSWER being correct since HS, college and now, every one of their friends and they beleive the Communist Lie.
NPR shows the utter bias and insulting patronizing tone these taxpayer funded media elites take.
De-fund these maggots now, Soros and Bill Gates and other legacy foundations taken over by their Commie Boards of Directors (see Ford, Rockefeller, etc.) will pick up the slack.
It's Lefty, pro-Islamic, anti-US drivel, I hate NPR.
The giant irony is "All Things Considered" which is effectively taking a story and seeing it through the eyes of both parties (Arab/Jew, Black/White, Union worker/private sector worker, fat/skinny, D/R)
These is what Cass Sunstein and the Progressive Left (Alinsky/Cloward/Piven/Woody Wilson/Axelrod) does, they take the "right" answer and move it to the Left and attach emotion and the person who opposes the ____ (enter Liberal program/position/argument) is heartless and selfish.
They also pre-suppose that global warming is real, Islam isn't repressive, gay marriage is normal and all US foreign policy is bad.
They move the needle to the left, so the argument always ends up with the Socialist reply being the right one.
De-fund this Marxist mouthpiece TODAY!
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We bought this car in 2008 with 17K miles on it and have been driving the heck out of it ever since. It now has 112K miles on it and so far all I've had to replace was the brakes on it.Got aftermarket ceramic brakes with nicer discs. MPGs are great. I currently avg 29.7mpgs driving conservatively but the 4 cyl respond quite nice when you need to pass.The paint on the roof and hood is starting to fade and it sucks since re-painting is not cheap but I also don't keep it in the garage.The Alternator might be iffy. Just replaced a batter and the brake and battery lights on the dash are flickering.Hopefully nothing too bad.Overall it has been the most reliable car I've ever owned!
Push start is my favorite feature.
The 17 gal tank will give me 500+ miles between fill ups
I have the base model with cloth seats.
The driver's seat is uncomfortable for my taste (I'm 5'11) and my lower back always hurts after long rides.
Not sure if the seat is too worn after 110K miles but it could be better.
Other than that the car is a great commuter.
One of least comfortable cars I have ever driven. Every bump, every hole, every paint line is felt. Even my old 96 Camry and 2001 Regal are much more comfortable. I wanted a car to take on trips, but this is not the car.
Terrible suspension
Brakes squeal. Popping sound from front wheel area sounds like the strut when turning engine clatters as if out of oil. Steering wheel and passengers seat vibrate. Stereo has cuts in and out, speakers have a lot of static at times. There have been times radio would not come on at all after a car wash. Dash and front right door rattle.
Love the design
Better response from Nissan in repairing the car.
We loved the styling and perks of the 2.5SL, and we loved the car for the first 2500 miles. Its been downhill fast from there- the car has been in the shop about 10 times in the first year of ownership. In addition to many smaller issues, we have had the transmission replaced, the exhaust pipes replaced, and the computer reprogrammed three times for a very rough idle. The car rattles like an old chevy truck, and they can't figure out why. Isn't legally a lemon, so we traded it- for a Honda. Will NEVER own another Nissan.
Looks, interior styling, gas mileage.
Reliability! Overall quality. Nissan service is also lacking- everytime we had it worked on, it came out with new problems.
I do like my 2.5S Altima for the way that it looks on the outside. The design especially on the back is what led me to the dealer in the first place. The push key is fun as well. But that is all that is good inside, noise comes from everywhere! I feel like it is going to fall apart as I drive it. Oh and mine sounds like crap all day and I keep taking in to the dealer they say it is fixed some recall crap and then guess what I hear as I drive home? Ugh!
I am still vain about my Altima, it looks good. The push button is great. Reliable.
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