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When businesses change hands under bad circumstances, the transactions are sometimes described as "hostile takeovers.""That is anything but an appropriate description for the transfer of ownership of The Little Animal Hospital in Port Washington.Brian Rollmann has taken over the reins as lead veterinarian from Charlotte Little on the most amicable of terms.Rollmann completed the purchase of the business at the end of August, coming to Port after 13 years of veterinary practice in West Bend and Milwaukee.Although he is now the owner of the clinic, Little said she wasn't going to turn over the business to just any willing buyer."Brian might not know he was being interviewed during our discussions, but he was. He was definitely the pick of the litter," Little said of those interested in buying the thriving business. For Rollmann, it is a case of returning to his roots. He is an Ozaukee County native and graduate of Port Washington High School."My dad lives in Port, and my mom still lives in the home I grew up in in Saukville," Rollmann said.In 1999, he completed veterinary studies at the University of Wisconsin.Although Rollmann has diverse experience in veterinary medicine, he his specialty is skin ailments of animals."I would say I spend 70% of my time working in dermatology, and that is something I hope to expand at the clinic," Rollmann said.He also intends to upgrade technology at the office, especially in the areas of automated medical record keeping and digital imaging."Vets like toys, too," Rollmann said of the computer-driving enhancements.Still, he said, there is no need to make major changes at the clinic. That includes the name, which has the advantage of reflecting both the name of its original owner and a description of the clientele."The name Little Animal Hospital still fits, and it already has such a great reputation in the community," Rollmann said.He said the most appealing aspect of veterinary medicine is the wide range of duties he has."My first day here, I got to treat an injured seagull. That isn't something I got to do in West Bend," Rollmann said."The great thing about being a vet is you can spend a lot of time in surgery, then conducting various tests, counseling a family with end-of-life issues for a pet and just being around a litter of puppies."Rollmann said advances in medicine have significantly increased the options for pet care, but he said animal owners are allowed a lot more discretion than they are in setting a course of action for human care."I am deliberate in spelling out what their options are, but always respect the owners' decisions on how far they want to take care," Rollmann said."I enjoy the challenges and diversity of the work as a vet, but felt it was time to branch out into business ownership. I am comfortable in just about any of the areas of veterinary work, and felt it was time to try something added — like managing a small business."Rollmann said he spent his first few days at the clinic getting familiar with his colleagues, vendors and patients.The clinic has a staff of 12, including three doctors. Services include wellness care, diagnostic testing, dentistry, surgery and boarding. The staff also works closely with a number of local specialists.The staff at one of those specialists, Lakeshore Veterinary, provided the tip that brought Rollmann to The Little Animal Hospital."I was talking to someone there who knew I had been looking into buying my own practice, and they said they thought it would be a good fit," he said.Rollmann and his wife Amy live in West Bend with their two children. They also have two dogs, an Australian cattle dog named Huckleberry and a Mi-Ki named Olivia."All my pets have come through work. Usually they are pets that other people don't want. I got Olivia because she was bald," Rollmann said.Little said she is very comfortable turning over the clinic to Rollmann, and was anxious to reassure clients they will still see familiar faces around the clinic."And Dr. Little will remain on our speed dial," Rollmann added.Little has been a vet since 1976, following a career path that seemed predestined."I knew I wanted to be a veterinarian when I was 9, and started working at a clinic when I was 16 — as soon as they would let me," she said."I have always loved being with animals, and this career just kind of fell into place. I was so lucky to have a practice in a place like Ozaukee County, where people take such good care of their pets."Little said her retirement plans are intentionally vague."I intend to make more time for family and personal interests, maybe gardening or even taking the time to read a book," she said.Little said she also hopes to travel, exploring areas around Wisconsin and renewing friendships made with veterinarians around the world.A reception for Little and Rollmann will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 10, at the clinic, 2590 Hwy. 32.
Image Information: VETERINARIANS CHARLOTTE LITTLE (left) and Brian Rollmann gave special attention to Cici, a Bichon Frise, at The Little Animal Hospital in Port Washington. Rollmann has purchased the animal clinic. Photo by Mark Jaeger


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Fitzpatrick (6-2, 230) was at Northwestern's one-day camp on Thursday with a number of the nation's elite long snappers. The Northwestern coaches got the chance to watch him in-person and were left feeling very impressed.
Going into Northwestern's camp, Fitzpatrick knew a scholarship would be available to a long snapper. With no offers on the table yet, Fitzpatrick wanted to earn one from his top school. He spent the week working hard on his snaps with that offer in the back of his mind.
"I was excited and wanted to snap my best and I guess I did," Fitzpatrick said. "I worked hard that whole week."
NU head coach Pat Fitzgerald called Fitzpatrick's long snapping coach Chris Rubio on Friday. Rubio was expecting to hear about all of his long snappers who were in attendance. Fitzgerald just talked about one. That was Chris Fitzpatrick.
"(Fitzgerald) didn't really say much, he just said he was the best one there," Rubio said. "I wouldn't doubt it."
The hard work that Fitzpatrick put in for an offer comes as no surprise to Rubio, a long snapping guru, who has worked with the standout snapper for years.
"He's improving every single day," said Rubio. "He's not resting and continues to work hard. He has great speed and a very good attitude."
Fitzpatrick is ranked seventh on the Chris Rubio rankings of the top 2012 long snappers, but Rubio added Fitzpatrick is always improving.
"He's really matured with his body in growing thick and advancing muscular-wise," said Rubio. "He's a very hard worker. He's worked on his form and is really humming (his long snaps) down. He's just a great, great kid."
Fitzpatrick's trip to Evanston this week was his second recruiting visit to Northwestern. He first visited campus in April for the NU spring scrimmage and had a great experience. At the time of that visit, Northwestern had a scholarship out to Scott Daly, but Daly committed to Notre Dame on the same day.
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Bend, Oregon, has everything an outdoorsman could want with mountains, rivers and forests nearby, suggest reviewers at HowStuffWorks.com. The Deschutes River is perfect for canoeing and kayaking, and nearby Black Butte offers excellent mountain biking. The sun shines 300 days a year in Bend, and average home prices fall between $300,000 and $400,000, which is sure to brighten the smile of anyone thinking of moving to the Northwest.
In Ely, Minnesota, meanwhile, outdoorsy types can take advantage of a variety of serious winter activities, like snowshoeing, ice-fishing and snowmobiling. Average temperatures dip down to the teens during the winter months, but spring, summer and fall are all pleasantly temperate, according to HowStuffWorks. The tiny town is home to just 4,000 people, making it perfect for those who like to go on outdoor adventures alone. The median home price is roughly $145,000.
If you like fishing, but aren't too keen on doing it through a hole in the ice, maybe Mountain Home, Arkansas, is the place for you. The town is renowned for its largemouth bass, walleye, slab crappies and whopper trout, according to Outdoorlife.com. Homes in the area are even more affordable, with a median-priced house selling for roughly $92,900. The town's proximity to the Ozarks provides the opportunity for even more outdoor adventures.
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Erie Poker run to be followed by multi-band after party
Bikers will go a long way to support the Shriners Hospital for Children on Saturday. They'll embark on a 97-mile poker run that culminates with a six-band rock bash -- which is also open to the public -- at Liberty Park.
Chrome, Leader of Men, French Kiss, Black Widow, Tazz and Midlife Crisis will play at the after party, hosted by DJ Bill Page. The event is co-sponsored by the Victory Motorcycle Club and Off-Road Express, while the Erie-Western Pennsylvania Port Authority also chipped in by making Liberty Park and its vast Burger King Amphitheater available at a more affordable rate for the charity event.
Neither Chrome nor Leader of Men have ever played the amphitheater stage. They're more pumped than helium balloons.
"I've been waiting for my shot to play there," said George Merced, who plays in both Chrome and Tazz. "I've played everywhere in Erie except Liberty Park, so I'm excited about it."
"I think it's going to be phenomenal," added Leader of Men singer Blaise Brutto. "The whole thing will be cool -- the ride and the poker run. Then, enjoy it and rock out."
Leader of Men plans a set that will feature more old-school rock.
"We've been trying to add more classic stuff," Brutto said. "We've been playing mostly newer rock, but we're going back to some old Black Sabbath like 'War Pigs' and some old '80s stuff, but harder bands like Dio and Ozzy (Osbourne)."
Merced's two bands also revel in rock. Tazz, which recently reunited, plays Scorpions, Whitesnake, AC/DC and more.
Chrome plays more variety -- including hard-hitting country songs.
"Right now, we're doing three of (Jason) Aldean's songs, who's coming to Erie," Merced said. "We're also doing a Luke Bryan song. That stuff seems to be going over well. We did a few to test it, and it's gone over so well we're like, 'Man, this may be the way to go.'
"Our goal is to do 20 percent country and 80 percent rock. We've done some Kid Rock. It's almost like putting in Southern rock with the country mix as well. One way or another, we want to do everything, ... so anywhere we play, we can change to what the crowd is liking."
Merced is also excited about Chrome's opening date for Jackyl on Aug. 16 at the Quaker Stake & Lube Bike Fest in Sharon. For now, though, he's psyched to be part of Saturday's mammoth poker run and after party.
"I hope it raises a ton," Merced said. So do Brad Fox, an Erie physician and biker who helped put it together, and Victory Motorcycle Club's Jim Hellyer.
"Our group dreamed up this event, our chapter of the Victory Motorcycle Club. We started it five years ago, and we wanted to give back to the community, to make a difference," Hellyer said.
Fox said in addition to the music, Saturday's event will feature a vendors row with sunglasses, jewelry and other items, catering by Three Bs and Presque Isle Ice Cream, and beverages through the Port Authority. Also, the Magic of Cliff Hopkins and Kelly will entertain bikers while they register at the Erie Shriners Ambulatory Surgery Center and Outpatient Specialty Care Center.
The Shriners motorcycle corps will lead the ride.
Hellyer said the Victory's fifth annual ride is by far its largest.
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Small plane makes emergency landing at Broomfield golf course
BROOMFIELD, Colo. — A small plane made an emergency landing at a Broomfield golf course early Wednesday afternoon.
According to North Metro Fire Rescue District, the pilot of a small plane made an emergency landing on the Omni Interlocken golf course. The plane went off a fairway and landed safely.
North Metro Fire said there was a pilot and passenger on board the aircraft.
A witness called in shortly before noon to report the incident.
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What would be the point in that, just release lost levels seperatly, if they release all-stars then people who want it who haven't bought any marios for NES yet pay only 800 points total where as people who have already got mario and mario 2 and mario 3 by that point will have used up 1500 points.
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Yeah but the other games are the classics without having to blow on the cartridge first
I'd love to see Mario Brothers 2 (The Lost Levels to us in America) released on the VC. I've got it on SNES, god damn it's hard! Me and my grandpa spent like 2 years on that game before we finally beat it.
My point was it's not unlikely to happen. For example, do you remember Metroid: Zero Mission for Game Boy Advance? Do you know that if you beat it, it unlocks the original Metroid for NES? Do you also know that Nintenod later released the original NES Metroid for Game Boy Advance not long after?Originally Posted by jesse1596
Besides that, look at Street Fighter II: the World Warrior and Street Fighter II: Turbo. Who is going to download the World Warrior now that you can download Turbo. Likewise, who will download Turbo when Super Street Fighter II will be available?
At first I thought this was a thread urging Nintendo to release a North American Doki Doki Panic...now that would be interesting. Lost levels was kinda weak. I love SMB 1, but don't beat it to death.
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For the fifth consecutive year, Minor League Baseball teams will honor America and help raise much-needed funds for a worthy cause this Independence Day holiday weekend by wearing specially designed "Stars & Stripes" caps from New Era Cap Company. The Charleston RiverDogs are one of 113 teams that will wear the specialty caps as part of fundraising and awareness initiatives for Welcome Back Veterans, an organization dedicated to addressing the ongoing needs of military personnel and their families.
Charleston will wear its "Stars & Stripes" caps exclusively on the Fourth of July when the RiverDogs host the Rome Braves at 6:35 pm at Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park. Wells Fargo sponsors the Independence Day Celebration, which features the largest and most anticipated fireworks show of the season. This is also the only fireworks display that will take place in downtown Charleston on the Fourth of July. Gates open at 5pm for the contest. Tickets may be purchased at the Riley Park Box Office, (843) 577-DOGS (3647) or on-line at www.riverdogs.com.
"Friday nights at The Joe have focused on military support and fireworks throughout the season, and the 'Stars & Stripes' initiative adds another festive and supportive element to our upcoming Independence Day Celebration," said RiverDogs General Manager Dave Echols. "We are happy to partner with Minor League Baseball and support Welcome Back Veterans with our special caps for Friday. We also want to thank Wells Fargo for sponsoring our Independence Day Celebration, which you will not want to miss."
Minor League Baseball, in conjunction with its licensing partner Major League Baseball Properties, will once again donate 100 percent of the proceeds from cap sales to Welcome Back Veterans as part of its contribution to the program. Since the program's inception in 2010, MiLB has contributed annually to the veterans' organization. The caps will have the American flag etched into a star behind the team's white primary logo, with red or blue crowns and the alternative on the brims and buttons. Charleston's "Stars & Stripes" caps can be purchased in the Souvenir Store at Riley Park and on-line at www.riverdogs.com.
"As Minor League Baseball fans gather this Fourth of July weekend to celebrate America's birthday, we will also take time to honor and thank all the members of our armed forces for their service to our country," said Minor League Baseball President & CEO Pat O'Conner. "The Stars & Stripes cap program is one way we are showing our commitment to our military and an organization whose mission is to provide treatment to our veterans and their families. It's a small token of appreciation for the sacrifices they make every day."
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Now that was a volleyball match to remember. And that was an unforgettable Dumas run of 12 consecutive points.
Dumas punched its ticket to the Region I-4A volleyball tournament Tuesday night using a massive run of 12 consecutive points served by 5-foot-2 freshman Izela Alvarez in the fourth set as the catalyst for an emotional 25-22, 25-19, 22-25, 25-21 regional quarterfinal victory over Randall before 1,500 fans at the Caprock Activity Center.
"This was definitely a momentum game and who could make the fewest mistakes out there," said Dumas senior setter Baylie Wackler, who has 28 assists. "It was back and forth and when it's like that so hard. Losing their strong player (Sydney Harlan) really hurt them a lot. I hated that for them. And As bad as this sounds we tried to take advantage of that."
Randall took a major mental and physical blow in the first set when senior star Sydney Harlan left the match with an injured ankle in the first set and the score knotted 11.
The Lady Raiders promptly lost seven straight points after the injury and never recovered losing the opening set 25-22.
"I thought we came back fine a little after our injury," said Randall coach Jason Culpepper. "We played a good match and did what we could do. We just made errors late. The serving errors late really hurt us. I'm proud of our girls and the way they fought."
Dumas, behind the outstanding hitting at the net from Katie Campbell, put Randall in a major hole taking set two 25-19.
Randall then regrouped in set three on the hitting of Bernna Davis, Juli Hicks and Destiny Lookingbill for a 25-22 win.
Randall continued that momentum into set four opening a 10-6 lead after Michaela Montgomery kill.
But the key string of points in the match arrived when Dumas' Alvarez went back to serve down 10-7.
Dumas reeled off 11 consecutive points with Alvarez serving, of course scoring in a variety of ways, building an 18-10 lead that Randall never recovered from.
Randall hurt its chances for a complete comeback after drawing to within 21-19 when it served three consecutive times in the net or long.
"Randall did a great job of handling Sydney going down that's a huge loss because she is such a terrific player," said Dumas coach Julie Elliott. "Most teams would crumbled. But Randall is a great team and handled it.
"For us it was matter of getting our ficus back 9after losing the third set) and controlling our mistakes. It was just a great battle. You have to love matches like that. Izela our freshman got on that run serving and that helped."
Campbell led Dumas with 12 kills, followed by Christian Rhoades' 11. Wackler added 28 digs to her team-high assists, and Leslie Nevarez played a big role in Dumas' strong back court play with 32 digs.
Davis led Randall in kills with 10, while Tristyn Massey added nine kills. Katie Culpepper had a game-high 38 assists for Randall.
Dumas will meet Granbury in the Region I-4A semifinals Friday in Abilene. Granbury advanced by defeating Byron Nelson in five sets.
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Dumas def. Randall 25-22, 25-19, 22-25, 25-21
Dumas (29-13): Kills — Kaite Campbell 12, Christian Rhoades 11; Blocks — Karlene Arias 3, Karissa Brazell 3. Digs — Leslie Nevarez 32, Baylie Wackler 28; Assists — Baylie Wackler 28. Aces — Leslie Nevarez 2, Sydney Thomas 2, Izela Alvarez 2, Christian Rhoades 2.
Randall: Kills — Brenna Davis 10, Tristyn Massey 9. Blocks — Juli Hicks 3, Davis 3. Digs — Brooke Pylant 26, Katie Crump 12. Assists — Katie Culpepper 38. Aces — Davis 5, Five players tied with 1.
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Lafayette General Medical Center announces MHU closure
LAFAYETTE - Lafayette General Medical Center's inpatient census increased tremendously in 2009, creating both challenges, and opportunities for hospital growth. The increased patient volume has created a need for bed space for medical-surgical (med-surg) and intensive care unit (ICU) patients. The hospital is, on average, operating at over 90 percent capacity in its med-surg unit and ICU.
Though the $70 million facility renovation project will add an additional 12 ICU beds and 15 med/surg beds, the increased capacity still falls short of hospital needs. For this reason, the Board of Trustees and hospital administration has decided to cease operation of the inpatient Mental Health Unit, as of May 1, and convert those beds to med-surg.
The new 24-bed med/surg unit, currently slated to open by the end of October 2010, will be located on the 9th floor, West Tower. Upon completion of the total renovation of Lafayette General, the new bed capacity will be 409 beds.
"We certainly welcome the increased numbers of patients, and we are appreciative of the trust our community has put in our medical care," said David Callecod, FACHE, president and CEO. "However, Lafayette General was at a crossroads, with a difficult decision to face. Caring for such high numbers of patients with limited bed space had the potential for affecting our quality of care. For example, when we reached 100 percent capacity, we either had to divert patients to other hospitals, or hold them in other units waiting for inpatient discharges. The latter is an unacceptable practice that needed to change."
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PASA's 'Odissi,' classical native dance of India was enjoyed by all in attendance
By: Angela Becnel - LIFESTYLES EDITOR
LAFAYETTE – Sumptuously-costumed dancers and a quartet of musicians played and danced for two hours on stage on the evening of Tuesday, April 6 at the Hymann Center for the Performing Arts in Lafayette.
The Performing Arts Society of Acadiana (PASA) presented Nrityagram, a dance ensemble that performed "Odissi."
Odissi as evolved and practiced at Nrityagram, India, is a classical native dance.
Many audience members were dressed up in traditional Indian attire, paying homage to the country of the performers.
Shanna Higginbotham, executive director for PASA, was dressed in a beautiful outfit.
"My friend Holly Hernandez had this beautiful outfit handmade in India for her brother's wedding over 15 years ago," said Higginbotham. "He married an Indian girl and the wedding called for authentic Indian attire. Both she and her mom, Judy Herman, were measured, the outfits were made and shipped for the week long festivities in San Francisco. I was delighted with their kind offer for me to borrow it for Nrityagram's performance."
The dancers were in exceptional form for the event as they performed their seductive gestures, precise unison movements and suggestive facial expressions combining them into a mesmerizing display.
"I felt so relaxed during their routine," said Lisa Hanchey of Lafayette who attended the performance. "I loved the hand movements and the way the dancers used their eyes."
Also in attendance was Lafayette's Mayor, Joey Durel who was accompanied by his wife, Lynne, in celebration of his birthday.
Nrityagram has made only four stops on their American tour. After touring New York, Iowa and Mexico they finally arrived in Lafayette.
Support for performances like this is provided through a grant from the Louisiana State Arts Council through the Louisiana Division of the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Support is also provided by a grant by the External Agencies Funding Program grant, sponsored by Lafayette Consolidated Government and administered by the Acadiana Center for the Arts; a grant from the Lafayette Convention and Visitors Commission (800-346-1958 – www.lafayettetravel.com); a grant from the Louisiana State Arts Council through the Louisiana Division of the Arts; and the National Endowment of the Arts.
Founded in Founded in 1988, PASA is a non-profit organization that presents live entertainment at various venues.


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A blind man who appeared in a television commercial asking New York Gov. David A. Paterson, who is also legally blind, "Why are you doing this to me?" has been taken out of an advertising campaign paid for by healthcare interest groups. The move represents a softer approach by 1199 SEIU United Healthcare Workers East and the Greater New York Hospital Association, who have mounted a multimillion-dollar media campaign against the governor's budget proposal. Paterson, who has proposed trimming $3.5 billion from the state's healthcare budget, has said that the cuts are necessary, given the projected deficit of more than $13 billion for the coming fiscal year.


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American jazz bassist nicknamed "The Bear."
He attended North Texas State University. Among the many noted jazz alumni of the school were Jimmy Giuffre and Herb Ellis, each of whom he played with in the early 1940s. He appeared in A Song Is Born, one of many jazz stars to play roles in the film. His quartet with Laurindo Almeida, Roy Harte and Bud Shank, was an early experiment blending Brazilian music and jazz. Their 1954 10" discs are predecessors to the bossa nova explosion of the late 1950s and early 1960s.
In 1947, Babasin recorded the first cello solos known in jazz music, with the Dodo Marmarosa Trio. In order to do so, he tuned his strings in fourths, later adding a bass player. In the mid-1950s, he put together his own ensemble, Harry Babasin & the Jazzpickers, who played regularly at the Purple Onion in Hollywood and released three albums.
He supported Bob Hope on USO tours. In the 1970s he and Harte initiated the Los Angeles Theaseum, a jazz archive and preservation society. Babasin's last tour was in 1985. He died of emphysema on 21 May 1988 in Los Angeles, having participated in possibly as many as 1,500 recordings.
- other associate with Almeida, Laurindo (born 2 September 1917). Notes: playing music
- other associate with Shank, Bud (born 27 May 1926). Notes: playing music
- Death by Disease 21 May 1928 (emphysema)
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