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OSHA to publicly shame job safety violators
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration "will use not just our normal inspection system, but regulation by shaming" against notorious job safety and health violators.
Memorial Day 2010: A steelworker point of view
Someone said that in a progressive society there is nothing permanent except change.
Steelworkers lobby for jobs, jobs, jobs -- good, green and safe
WASHINGTON — "Our people want to work!" Rep. Betty Sutton of Ohio declared at the 1,000-strong Steelworker Rapid Response Conference here on May 6.
Massey CEO to miners: I will close this mine if you vote union
"This guy, making $30-some million in 2005, went inside the coal mine and sat down with every single worker and said: 'If you vote for the union, you're not going to have a job because I will close this mine down.'"
Deadly explosions kill 31 energy workers in one week
ANACORTES, Wash.---Families and co-workers of six oil workers killed in a refinery explosion here April 2 were mourning their dead when three days later another explosion, this one in a West Virginia coal mine killed 25 miners, a deadly toll of 31 energy workers in less than a week.
Festive crowd greets annual Philadelphia PW awards banquet
A crowd of 90 supporters turned out for the annual People's World banquet here to honor United Steelworkers Local 404 as well as longtime People's World supporter Lou Incognito.
Steelworkers' hall rededicated to workers killed building union
Local 1010 of the United Steelworkers union (USW) is proud of its militant history and its rededicated union hall.
Feeling heat, U.S.-China firms say they'll build turbines here
Under pressure from the nation's biggest manufacturing union, a U.S.-China energy partnership said it would build a factory here, creating 1,000 jobs.
Foreign companies getting bulk of green stimulus
Of the $1.05 billion of stimulus funds handed out for clean energy grants since Sept. 1, 84 percent - $849 million - has gone to foreign wind companies.
U.S. Steelworkers to experiment with factory ownership, Mondragon style
The United Steelworkers union, North America's largest industrial trade union, announced a new collaboration with the world's largest worker-owned cooperative, Mondragon International.


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A Green Minneapolis Renovation
By using the existing structure and adding on four main components, Shelter Architecture transformed this old, outdated home with sustainable materials and energy-efficient technologies.
- A glass "stair tower" was added onto one side of the home connecting the interior to the outside with tall glass panels.
- The entryway was expanded to include a mudroom.
- A second story master suite was added.
- The former dining room was turned into a library.
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Staff was friendly, room was clean Had to eat breakfast somewhere else..coffee machine was not working. Hotel in need of updating.
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Articles from RotoWire's fantasy archives that mention John Peterson's name.
November 2, 2015
CIMB Classic Recap: Thomas Grabs the Victory in Malaysia
Len Hochberg analyzes Justin Thomas' CIMB Classic win and the continuing domination of young golfers.
October 27, 2015
DraftKings PGA: CIMB Classic Picks
Michael Riek breaks makes his picks for the CIMB Classic, incorporating a solid blend of ballstrikers like Ryan Moore.
October 8, 2015
Golf Draft Kit: 2015-15 Best Values
Greg Vara's Best Values will help fantasy owners draft players who will significantly out-earn last year's money totals, like Angel Cabrera.
Golf Draft Kit: 2015-16 Projected Earnings
Greg Vara projected 2015-16 earnings for nearly 200 golfers who have earned PGA Tour cards for this season. How much cash will Rory McIlroy make?
Golf Draft Kit: 2015-16 Rankings & Profiles
We rank nearly 200 golfers with 2015-16 earnings projections and season outlooks, but it's no surprise who's on top after Jordan Spieth dominated the golf world last season.
September 14, 2015
The Reshuffle List: Playoffs Hopes Still Alive
Justin Thomas is one of a handful of Reshuffle List players who qualified for the third leg of the FedEx Cup playoffs. Jeremy Schilling sizes it up.
August 31, 2015
Weekly Recap: Moment of the Day
Len Hochberg breaks down The Barclays where Jason Day jumped ahead of Rory and Spieth as the heir to Tiger Woods, for the moment.
August 30, 2015
The Reshuffle List: That's A Wrap
Jeremy Schilling runs down the final PGA Tour card fallout, who earned cards this year, who earned cards for next year and who came up empty.
August 9, 2015
The Reshuffle List: Down the Stretch
With four events left, Jeremy Schilling looks at golfers who are on the cusp of a tour card for next season, unlike Justin Smith, who already secured a spot for 2015-16.
July 18, 2015
The Reshuffle List: Fallout from the Sixth Reshuffle
Jeremy Schilling recaps the latest Reshuffle List standings to see who's in and after the final reshuffle of the season. Where's Justin Thomas stand?
July 5, 2015
The Reshuffle List: Looking Ahead to the Sixth Reshuffle
Jeremy Schilling sizes up the sixth Reshuffle to see who might join the likes of Justin Thomas and clinch a PGA Tour card.
June 30, 2015
DraftKings PGA: The Greenbrier Classic Picks
Michael Riek advises to stay away from the chalk this week and look to value plays like Bill Haas at the Greenbrier Classic.
June 23, 2015
The Reshuffle List: Fallout from the Fifth Reshuffle
Jeremy Schilling recaps the latest reshuffle that saw Fabian Gomez graduate off the Reshuffle List with his win at the St. Jude.
June 6, 2015
The Reshuffle List: Looking Ahead to the Fifth Reshuffle
Jeremy Schilling sizes up the fifth Reshuffle to see might join the likes of Sean O'Hair and clinch a PGA Tour card.
May 19, 2015
DraftKings PGA: Crowne Plaza Invitational
Michael Riek put together his team this week looking for value after going with chalk at the top and found it in Sean 'Hair, who fits the ball-striker profile.
May 13, 2015
DraftKings PGA: Wells Fargo Championship
Michael Riek found value in his high-risk tourney plays this week, but in the low-risk game it's all about heavyweights, like Jim Furyk.
May 10, 2015
The Reshuffle List: Fallout from the Fourth Reshuffle
Jeremy Schilling recaps the fallout from the latest Reshuffle and finds Sean O'Hair sitting in the driver's seat.
April 18, 2015
The Reshuffle List: Fallout from the Third Reshuffle
Jeremy Schilling recaps the latest reshuffle and what it means for Sean O'Hair, who has to be the feel-good story of the year.
February 25, 2015
DraftKings PGA: The Honda Classic
Michael Riek makes his DraftKings picks for the Honda Classic, but the big question is whether Rory McIlroy is too expensive to use.
January 26, 2015
Weekly Recap: Haas is Low Enough
Bill Haas won his second Humana title by shooting 22-under, a score that isn't even that low for PGA West.
January 10, 2015
RotoWire Staff Golf Draft Results: 2015 Dollar Values
Rory McIlroy went for the most money in the RotoWire staff auction league, but Jordan Spieth wasn't far behind. Find out what the staff paid in the auction.
November 27, 2014
The Reshuffle List: Fallout From the First Reshuffle
Bud Cauley's season got off to a bad start with a torn labrum, pushing him far down the Reshuffle List.
October 27, 2014
McGladrey Classic Recap: Fall Still Equals Small
Robert Streb took the McGladrey Classic in a playoff Sunday for his first career PGA Tour victory.
September 22, 2014
Golf Draft Kit: PGA Qualifiers from the Web.com
Bud Cauley has played on the PGA Tour, but he needed a boost from the Web.com playoffs last season to earn his card for 2014-15.
September 20, 2014
Golf Draft Kit: 2014-15 Best Values
It won't take much of a bounce-back for Phil Mickelson to be a good value this year for fantasy owners.
Golf Draft Kit: 2014-15 Projected Earnings
Rickie Fowler made so much money last season he might have to change his attire green. What can he do for an encore?
Golf Draft Kit: 2014-15 Rankings & Profiles
After an impressive season that saw him top the money list, Rory McIlroy enters 2014-15 as unquestionably the top player in the world.
January 8, 2014
Golf Barometer: Analyzing the Staff League Auction
Picks and pans from the RotoWire staff league auction. How much is Jordan Spieth worth this year, and who earned the curse of the favorite?
January 5, 2014
RotoWire Staff Golf Draft Results: 2014 Dollar Values
The RotoWire staff and friends league held it's annual auction with Tiger Woods topping the charts by nearly double any player. But Jordan Spieth also cracked the top 15.
October 9, 2013
PGA Tour Stats Review: Entering the Frys.com Open
Stuart Appleby is one of the familiar faces, among the many unfamiliar, in the field this week for the season-opening event on the 2013-14 PGA Tour.


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County supervisor seeks referendum on Franklin, Muskego sewer work
A last-ditch effort aimed at halting a $41 million Franklin and Muskego sewer project would put the issue to Milwaukee County voters in an April advisory referendum.
That might be too late - contracts for the work were awarded last week and work could start this fall, Franklin Mayor Tom Taylor said. By raising the ballot question, Milwaukee County Supervisor John Weishan Jr. hopes to derail a project he says has unfairly jumped ahead of other more worthy sewer fixes aimed at fixing bottlenecks in the existing system that resulted in widespread flooding in July 2010.
Taxpayers in Shorewood and Whitefish Bay, as well as from neighborhoods on Milwaukee's northwest side and parts of West Allis, deserve to have those problems fixed before the Franklin project is undertaken, according to Weishan. The Franklin and Muskego project would connect about 9,000 homes - 8,500 of them in Muskego and 440 in Franklin - to the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District's regional system.
The proposed Ryan Creek interceptor would connect the southwest portion of Franklin - now mainly farmland, marshes and woods - to the MMSD treatment system and open some nine square miles to development.
It also would add a portion of Muskego to the MMSD system.
The project would be financed for the municipalities through an application by Franklin to the state's Clean Water Fund. But it would be turned over to the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District in 2015, which would assume loan payments for the job and reimburse Franklin for payments that the southwestern Milwaukee County suburb would make over the next few years.
Taylor said Weishan's objections to the project were off base and too late.
Weishan has argued that development that may come to Franklin could lead to overtaxing the MMSD system, but Taylor said that's not likely because sewage from that area would go to the South Shore Sewage Treatment Plant in Oak Creek rather than the plant on Jones Island.
Taylor said it was incorrect to suggest that if Franklin didn't get its Clean Water Fund allocation, the money might go to other suburban or city projects. Projects in southeastern Wisconsin selected for funding in a given year are recommended by the Southeast Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission, which gave the green light to the Franklin project.
"We are simply complying with the Clean Water Fund rules," Taylor said.
The Franklin sewer plan initially envisioned getting an easement from the county to cross parkland in the area. Delays on that, however, led Franklin to redraw the proposed sewer route, which runs near Ryan Creek from S. 60th St. to the county line at S. 124th St. and Ryan Road. Taylor said the city was seeking to obtain easements from some private landowners through eminent domain.
Panel split on issue
The County Board's Intergovernmental Affairs Committee deadlocked 2-2 on the referendum issue Monday, while the board's parks committee recommended against holding an advisory vote.
The full County Board takes up the referendum question Thursday.


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Two drivers were hurt in a car accident in davenport this afternoon.
Davenport police say one car rear ended the other while heading south on Jersey Ridge Road around 1 p.m. One of the cars rolled over the curb and hit two trees. The driver was partially ejected with serious, but non-life threatening injuries. The other driver had minor injuries.
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THE NEEDLES are gone from Needle Park.
The children are back, fearlessly running over McPherson Square Park's five green acres without fear of being stuck by a used heroin syringe.
The kids are hanging upside down from the new playground equipment, feeling the freedom of summer like they've never felt it before because the park - notorious for 30 years as Kensington's outdoor shooting gallery - is clean and peaceful for the first time in their young lives.


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Island stay
... drove out along the coast to see the cliffs, and through some small villages. We also saw some restored windmills (5), but the wind was blowing strongly, so it was quick pics and move on. The afternoon was taken up with a spa treatment for me, and a massage for Ron. We had dinner in a lovely restaurant located in an old windmill. It served traditional Estonian cuisine which was yummy, and the local beer was also very good as ...
Living beside the castle
... br> The bookings of the ferry was done with Internet and all works without any problems. The ferry to the first island Hiiumaa took 90 minutes and surounded this relatively small island in no time. There is even less traffic on the islands and the road unfortunately are off the beach aereas - a precaution for the winter storms
We arrived at the second ferry terminal in S�ru for crossing to the other, bigger island Saaremaa and ...
Farting in general directions
... shower, I headed out to find some food after arranging to check out later before my 3:30pm bus. On the main street, I had a bowl of hot porridge and a coffee at the Classic Caf�. I then made my way back to the castle to take in the museum of Saaremaa history.
All that is left of the original medieval castle is the main, square keep. Originally this was surrounded by a moat and a curtain wall, which was expanded twice in its history before the Swedes modernized ...
Island Hopping in Estonia
... I was not finishing that meal.
Leaving nothing but a clean bowl behind, I left the windmill very sated and decided to walk off as much of the meal as I could before heading back to the hostel. It was a bit of a shock going from the bustling, social hostel in Tallinn to being in a room by myself. I spent the rest of the evening finalising plans for the next leg of my travels before turning in for the night. In a bed that was a quiet as one could wish ...
Laid back, relaxing beach holiday
... the beach area, people watching and had a late dinner before heading to the airport to fly back to Tallinn.
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On Tap Today: Super Bowl bites
It's time to come to the "acceptance" phase of the greiving process - the Packers will not be in the Super Bowl this year. So try to look on the bright side - you won't have to stress out so much during the game, allowing you to better concentrate on what's truly the most important aspect of any Super Bowl Sunday, the food.
And in that department, the Bay View Community Center (1320 E. Oklahoma Ave.) has you covered. From 6:30 to 9 p.m. tonight it's hosting a Super Bowl party cooking class. For $16 you can learn how to make five different varieties of wings--classic buffalo, Carribbean jerk, honey-habernero pepper, spicy Korean and parmesean garlic--as well as homemade cracked pepper potato chips with onion dip, and the unofficial state snack, beer and cheese fondue with soft pretzels. And you'll be to taste these snacks of the class of course, and there'll be soda, beer and coffee to help you wash it down. And raffle prizes. »Read Full Blog Post
Garbage makes triumphant return at Eagles Ballroom
Saturday was an emotional and special night for Garbage, Scottish frontwoman Shirley Manson assured fans at the Rave's Eagles Ballroom.
You didn't have to take her word for it. The passion on stage spoke volumes. »Read Full Article(9)
Events this week: MAM lecture; Bay View Wine Fest; WingFest
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Before the Calatrava, before the Kahler, before the War Memorial Center, there was the Layton Art Gallery. And without Frederick Layton and the gallery, we wouldn't have the others. The Milwaukee Art Museum, 700 N. Art Museum Drive, which is rooted by the Layton collection, is paying tribute to the man and his gallery with a 125th anniversary exhibition. In the Gallery 10 and the Decorative Arts Gallery, MAM will display the works upon which the museum was founded. And the Baumgartner Galleria will display items that illustrate the history of MAM. Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Lubar Auditorium, guest lecturer Giles Waterfield will discuss "The Role of Private Patrons" in Layton's development of his collection. The lecture is free with general admission. »Read Full Article
Many of MSO Pops' hits from the '60s miss their mark
Classic pop/rock songs are a unique brand of magic, snapping one back to a time and place that lives only in memory.
The MSO Pops put a veritable hit parade from the '60s on stage Friday evening, in a program entitled "Oh, What a Night!" »Read Full Article(3)
Love brings hope to Next Act Theatre's 'Grace'
When the lights come up on Craig Wright's "Grace" - now at Next Act Theatre, under David Cecsarini's direction - a man is holding a gun to his head, having just murdered the woman and man sprawled nearby. We can guess what happened with this love triangle. But how? And why?
With the whodunit out of the way, "Grace" tries to answer those questions by taking us back three months and starting over. During the ensuing two hours, we'll move forward in time toward that climactic scene with which the play began. »Read Full Article


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Earnest to the point of dullness.
Owen Gleiberman - Entertainment Weekly
The Wild follows Samson the lion (voiced by Kiefer Sutherland) as he escapes from the zoo to rescue his cub who has stowed away on a ship bound for Africa.
Jeannette Catsoulis - New York Times
The Wild may just be the most wildly derivative animated movie in ages.
Claudia Puig - USA Today
The too-cool-for-school humor carries on incessantly, relentlessly, as if the four credited scriptwriters were paid by the gag.
Desson Thomson - Washington Post
This is a movie to make you cherish Pixar all the more; where every pixel and plot turn in Finding Nemo snaps organically into place, The Wild strains just to get to the end of a scene.
Ty Burr - Boston Globe
The animation is exquisitely detailed, down to the lions' individually moving whiskers -- but when's the last time you enjoyed a cartoon for its realism?
Jim Ridley - Village Voice
The Wild isn't stuffed with pop references for bored parents, as Madagascar was, but its juvenile spirit is truly infectious.
Jack Mathews - New York Daily News
The Wild pops out of the pack with its animation. Its visuals are fluid and detailed, and its backgrounds are better than those of recent rivals.
Bruce Westbrook - Houston Chronicle
New seems a bit of a misnomer for Disney's latest animated release, The Wild. A more honest choice? Finding Madagascar.
Nancy Churnin - Dallas Morning News
Younger children will enjoy The Wild. For them, this is a three-star outing or better.
Lisa Kennedy - Denver Post
The movie has a lot more action than Ice Age: The Meltdown, which was essentially one long trek.
Roger Ebert - Chicago Sun-Times
There are a lot of wisecracks in The Wild, but the script is less vital than the visual virtuosity.
Michael Wilmington - Chicago Tribune
Kids under 6 will dig it -- though the alligators and wildebeests might scare them. Certainly they scared this groan-up.
Carrie Rickey - Philadelphia Inquirer
It's a funny, compassionate, emotionally engaging movie that prompts both laughs and a lump in the throat.
Colin Covert - Minneapolis Star Tribune
There's nothing all that wild about The Wild, a tame but entertaining-enough computer-animated film from Disney.
Tom Long - Detroit News
As animated features go, it's strictly paint-by-numbers.
Bill Muller - Arizona Republic
Uninspired character animation and obnoxious banter aside, The Wild is ultimately done in by the persistent stench of been-there-seen-that.
Justin Chang - Variety
These films take years to produce, so The Wild isn't exactly a ripoff -- but it isn't exactly fun, either.
Kyle Smith - New York Post
So what if the story, once they get to Africa, is no better than Madagascar? It's hard to let wild predators do wild things when those wild things involve killing the other furry friends.
Roger Moore - Orlando Sentinel
Technically, The Wild is impressive. Until you realize that the lifelike animated fur is the product of more professional care than the script.
Geoff Pevere - Toronto Star
As far as story is concerned, the whole thing feels like a rerun of a raucous Saturday-morning television show aimed at hell-raising five-year-olds.
Liam Lacey - Globe and Mail
The film is a relentlessly loud and ultimately exhausting exercise only partially leavened by the usual heavy doses of wisecracking humor and visual gags.
Frank Scheck - Hollywood Reporter
The Wild comes off as a toothless retread, even though it supposedly has been in the works for nine years.
Christy Lemire - Associated Press
Felix Vasquez Jr. - Cinema Crazed
Kit Bowen - Hollywood.com
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For all the rest of the film's unoriginality, The Wild moves along with solidly crafted wit.
Frank Lovece - Film Journal International
The Wild is pretty tame, and in the increasingly crowded, competitive, survival-of-the-fittest world of computer animation, it meows but does not roar
Peter T. Chattaway - Christianity Today
Seems like a dull Madagascar ripoff.
Forrest Hartman - Reno Gazette-Journal
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Joseph Proimakis - Movies for the Masses
The kids might be better off with a trip to a real zoo, if they haven't had their fill of Madagascar yet.
Kevin Carr - 7M Pictures
The diverse animals are beautifully rendered, but this cliche-riddled Disney failure represents one too many trips to the CGI non-inkwell.
John Beifuss - Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)
The Wild is not really bad; it's just tired.
John J. Puccio - DVDTown.com
John J. Puccio - Movie Metropolis
The animation here impresses more than in the equally defunct Madagascar, but everything else smacks of an easy money-making exercise of such dimwitted inanity even the youngest kids will see through it.
Derek Adams - Time Out
A decade ago, this sort of thing would have felt cuter, fresher and funnier than today, when the bar for CGI animation has been raised considerably.
Todd Jorgenson - Denton Record Chronicle (TX)
The film is ultimately noise and its story is so overdone at this point that far from being swept up in it, we're only hoping that the next plot point isn't as predictable as the last. But things never do work out that way.
Joe Utichi - FilmFocus
The Wild roars back from a rocky opening act to a storming last reel, just managing to claw its way above comparisons with Madagascar.
Helen OHara - Empire Magazine
Watchable animated adventure with one eye on the cuddly toy market, though you've got to love a film that casts William Shatner as a wildebeest.
Matthew Turner - ViewLondon
What's so aggravating here is the grievous lack of wit, imagination and plain old story.
Neil Smith - BBC
Wildly unoriginal.
Paul Salfen - Supercala.com
It's noisy and only so-so, though the animation is quite good.
Jim Lane - Sacramento News & Review
Dean Essner - Bullz-Eye.com
Perfectly enjoyable but nothing special
Rich Cline - Shadows on the Wall
The Wild, for example, looks pretty good, but the script is just plain bad and the jokes are just plain awful.
Scott Nash - Three Movie Buffs
For the adult who may very well have to experience this film, and who may have experienced Madagascar, The Wild is better.
Tim Cogshell - Boxoffice Magazine
Dean Essner - St. Louis Post-Dispatch
There's little to recommend of The Wild, which, despite its title, is about as pedestrian as you can get.
Marc Savlov - Austin Chronicle
...has little to offer viewers over a certain age.
David Nusair - Reel Film Reviews
Much of it is so rote and so predictably crushed into the prefabricated Disney mold that it's impossible to kick off the unpleasant aroma of 'been there, done that.'
James Kendrick - Q Network Film Desk
On the surface, The Wild too closely resembles Madagascar. ... Scratch the surface, and The Wild too closely resembles Finding Nemo.
Sean Means - Salt Lake Tribune
Simply Madagascar through the Disney blender.
Matt Pais - Metromix.com
Been there, done that, didn't want a tee shirt
Jackie K. Cooper - jackiekcooper.com
don't be mistaking this for a Madagascar rip-off, when it was that sloppy DreamWorks turd that only managed to make it to theatres first because of corporate espionage
Mike Sage - Peterborough This Week
Sam decides to find out where the truck is headed, threatening a pigeon, the jittery and heavily accented Hamir: "Just tell me where the green boxes go!" he hisses, sounding just like Jack Bauer.
Cynthia Fuchs - Common Sense Media
Virtually nothing about it is cute.
Audrey Rock-Richardson - Tooele Transcript-Bulletin (Utah)
Am I mistaken or wasn't "Madagascar" about zoo animals going to the wild? That's why "The Wild" seemed incredibly familiar.
Angela Baldassarre - Sympatico.ca
There's a surprising lack of charm that even Disney's dopier recent works managed to achieve.
David Cornelius - eFilmCritic.com
Once again, Disney returns to its familiar button-pushing theme of child abandonment. For the studio crowned by The Lion King, the roars have turned to yawns.
Thomas Delapa - Boulder Weekly
I'm prepared to call it, pleasantly, not too appalling.
Ken Hanke - Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC)
Nigel the koala (Eddie Izzard) rates a special mention, emerging as the most loathsome animated character since Martin Short's insufferable robot B.E.N. in Treasure Planet.
Matt Brunson - Creative Loafing
Excelente animacion. Flojisimo guion.
Luis Martinez - Cinenganos
Another animated film from 2006 that's right in that average category.
Richard Roeper - Ebert & Roeper
When it comes to animated movies, it's a jungle out there.
Linda Cook - Quad City Times (Davenport, IA)
Impressive animation, but too much deja vu here.
Betty Jo Tucker - ReelTalk Movie Reviews
Pleasant enough for the little ones, but unrewarding for the rest of the prospective audience.
Dustin Putman - DustinPutman.com
Gags consistently trump character. And if you don't care about the characters, then everything's just a big, dumb joke.
Maitland McDonagh - TV Guide's Movie Guide
The screen credit 'Directed by Steve 'Spaz' Williams' does not exactly make the heart flutter with anticipation.
Scott Von Doviak - Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com
fails to live up to its title in every way. ...The animation is slickly executed and the hyperactivity level is off the charts, yet the film is rarely exciting or funny; it's just tiresome.
James Sanford - Kalamazoo Gazette
[O]ne of the dullest and most unfunny cartoons ever to lurch out under the Disney banner.
Daniel M. Kimmel - Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Amid the recycled situations and characters, only a pair of very Noo Yawk alligators gets genuine laughs -- and they're gone in less time than it takes to escort a toddler out of the theater for a wee-wee.
Steve Schneider - Orlando Weekly
The Wild is not a sequel to last year's delightful Madagascar. Rather it's a half-baked zoo animal quest story buoyed by a father-and-son-learn-a-valuable-lesson reconciliation.
Evan Henerson - Los Angeles Daily News
The jokes too often miss their targets, and there's more of a reliance on innuendo and bathroom humor than there should be.
Jeff Vice - Deseret News, Salt Lake City
There's nothing plotwise here any nine-year-old hasn't seen already -- up to and including the father issues that seem to motivate every Disney animated movie since Lion King.
Jim Slotek - Jam! Movies
I've never seen a less interesting animated film from that studio in 45 years, stretching all the way back to my first viewing of Dumbo in 1961.
Lawrence Toppman - Charlotte Observer
What's saddest is that Disney, the greatest producer of animated classics in Hollywood history, has now resorted to ripping off its own movies.
Loey Lockerby - Kansas City Star
The movie could have been a delicious bonbon; instead, it is a can of corn.
Pam Grady - Reel.com
With blah CG animation and scattershot punchlines, the movie fails to beat mediocrity.
Lisa Rose - Newark Star-Ledger
Dave White - Movies.com
Storywise, The Wild is the most disappointing studio-level entry so far.
Peter Debruge - Miami Herald
Watching this uninspired rehash of other movies, one realizes that Disney's move to install Pixar's John Lasseter as its new head of animation has not come a moment to soon.
Gary Thompson - Philadelphia Daily News
Spaz Williams, no spaz, has the current prevailing formula nailed. Which is: Keep it moving constantly; heaps of bold color and diagonally extreme action; snappy quips and snarks for everyone; traumas immediately pacified by cute and/or musical moments.
David Elliott - San Diego Union-Tribune
Small moments of amusement -- and there are some -- can't compensate for either a feeling of familiarity or the sense that we're watching a minor helping of animation rather than a galvanizing movie event.
Robert Denerstein - Denver Rocky Mountain News
A hit-and-occasionally-miss journey.
Mark Collette - Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas)
A bulky, uneven script with too many narrative cul de sacs (including a pointlessly lengthy curling match at the zoo) makes it hard to stay interested in The Wild.
Tom Keogh - Seattle Times
The Wild offers consistent laughs, with fresh characters and writing -- and features a much stronger second act. (Madagascar ran noticeably out of steam at the half-way point, when the animals hit the wild).
Jack Garner - Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
As a movie that kids will enjoy with a few adult-oriented gags to keep parents from going completely insane with boredom, The Wild accomplishes its unambitious mission.
Peter Hartlaub - San Francisco Chronicle
With Pixar now effectively partnered with Disney, one can hope that family entertainment as bland as The Wild will be taken off the menu.
Terry Lawson - Detroit Free Press
There's a definite sense of deja vu about this animated adventure/fantasy that turns out to be mild, not wild.
Susan Granger - Modamag.com
Scott Von Doviak - Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Great animated films -- heck, great films in any medium -- have a theme that carries all the way through. But The Wild is a random assortment of vignettes connected by butt jokes and the half-idea of a lion cub rebelling against his dad.
Chris Hewitt (St. Paul) - St. Paul Pioneer Press
The digitally animated The Wild is an undemanding and unremarkable effort like Madagascar, which beat it to the screen with a similar theme.
Duane Dudek - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
I predict that audiences will not go wild over this one.
Danny Minton - Beaumont Journal
Director Steve Spaz Williams, a former visual-effects artist, misses the exaggerated body language and visual quirks, let alone distinctive and unique features, that is animation's essential element.
Sean Axmaker - Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Jamais consegue recriar os momentos de magia das producoes da Pixar; ate mesmo seu humor soa forcado, dependendo mais de efeitos sonoros engracadinhos do que dos personagens.
Pablo Villaca - Cinema em Cena
On it's own terms, it's pretty good.
Eric Lurio - Entertainment Insiders
...a film that will appeal to younger kids but fails to reach that important demographic, for all ages.
Robin Clifford - Reeling Reviews
...plenty of Disney-style family angst, but not a lot of fun.
Josh Larsen - Sun Publications (Chicago, IL)
It may not be true that animals in a zoo feel jailed, but you'll feel that way if you sit through all 80 minutes of this sub-par animated Disney misfire.
Dean Essner - E! Online
The filmmakers seem to think that noisy tumbling and colliding compensate for invention and wit.
Gene Seymour - Newsday
You will not find a worse movie in Walt Disney's animated canon than The Wild
Sean O'Connell - Filmcritic.com
The naturalistic animation is beautiful to watch, but may help make the violence too intense for the smallest children.
M. K. Terrell - Christian Science Monitor
a passable movie because of its star, and because talking animals are funny
Willie Waffle - WaffleMovies.com
Feels like a rough draft that was dashed off in an afternoon with the intention of coming back later and filling in some comedy, and then somehow never got around to it.
Eric D. Snider - EricDSnider.com
Most important, the story, even without the been-there-with-penguins feeling, is not very strong, leaving us wishing it was all a bit more...wild.
Nell Minow - Movie Mom at Yahoo! Movies
Even acknowledging that children aren't the pickiest viewers, how many animated films about a band of sheltered, fractious New York zoo animals semi-accidentally escaping into the jungle does any viewer need over the course of a year?
Tasha Robinson - AV Club
While the creativity behind the animation is worth checking out -- in some scenes the animals look real -- the story is as tired as the aged wildebeest who plays the film's evildoer.
Laura Kelly - South Florida Sun-Sentinel
What's truly wild, and sad, about The Wild is that Disney, once the icon of animated originality, has been reduced to releasing this retread.
Melinda Ennis - Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Disney's latest is an unoriginal mix of Finding Nemo and Madagascar, but the small children in the audience we saw it with simply didn't care . . .
James O'Ehley - SA Movie & DVD Magazine
Legal professors could stand [The Wild and Madagascar] side by side to demonstrate the concept of 'points of similarity' that help determine whether a work has been plagiarized.
MaryAnn Johanson - Flick Filosopher
Ending with a sputter, "Wild" still remains an engaging creation, and successful against incredible odds. Here's a note to Disney and Dreamworks: You can stop making the same movies now.
Brian Orndorf - FilmJerk.com
The animation is cheesy; the banter isn't funny; the score is noisy and grating; and the critters look like stuffed animals.
Ella Taylor - L.A. Weekly
Despite the title, it's resolutely tame...not only did 'Madagascar' get there first, it carried it off a whole lot better.
Frank Swietek - One Guy's Opinion
The Wild is just more of the same old thing, wrapped in a just barely whisper-thin disguise.
Rebecca Murray - About.com
Obvious plot similarities to Dreamworks animated kid's movie "Madagascar" haunts this superior Disney produced CG animated story about a group of New York Zoo animals that go for an unexpected boat trip to an African jungle.
Cole Smithey - ColeSmithey.com
There's something foul about this latest animated adventure's blatant plush toy-ready construction.
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Bob Marley/Hanson Brothers
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Scott Ford - getting yelled at to find a show on tv
Your biggest pet peeve?
People that 'hashtag' when they aren't using twitter
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Cutting grass
Your favorite joke?
A very inappropriate one
What scares you the most?
Michael Latta's smile (see below)
Favorite movie?
Anything with early Jim Carey or Will Farrell
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Swamp People with Jon Blum
One thing your teammates don't know about you …
My sister works in Australia
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I will always love you - Whitney Houston... RIP
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The Girl Who Played with Fire
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Anything me and my step-brother did
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pucks, pucks, pucks
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All the things I've wanted to buy, with enough for a sweet retirement plan
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The same golf ball engraver that my dad re-gifted as a joke 4 years in a row
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Scored on my own net... with a slapshot.
You've been elected President for a day. What do you do?
Find out the real facts about the Denver Aiport...
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Tiger Woods
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Jeremy Lin/Tim Tebow
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The 2010 Lexus IS F remains a sleeper.
Not because it can't blow the doors off most sport sedans: It can.
But it's a sleeper because it's still very early in its life, and no one associates Toyota Motor Corp.'s luxury brand with a true performance brand: They should.
In fact, it's an absolute hoot to drive. The first performance Lexus, introduced in 2008, is surgical in its precision. Every detail feels exact and plush.
For this model year, Lexus has even bumped up its offerings, including things like the first direct shift eight-speed automatic, a Torsen limited slip differential and connectivity for the driver's iPod or other personal music device. The additions improve the car's capabilities and its user friendliness, which make them exactly the kinds of things you want to add. Of course, the new 19-inch tire package is pretty nice too.
My Matador Red test vehicle might as well have come with neon signs that screamed, "Pull me over, officer," as this car looks almost as fast as it goes.
The 5-liter V-8 cranks out 416 horsepower and 371 pound-feet of torque at an incredible pace. But this is not a car in which Lexus just threw in a big V-8 and hoped for the best. The engine is refined and very high-tech.
Lexus included direct-to-port fuel injection, an electronic throttle system, dual air intake system that adjusts airflow depending on how hard the engine is running and a scavenge pump that forces oil into the cylinders even if the car is taking corners that surpass 1 G of force. These are serious, high-tech pieces that all play to this car's look and feel.
There's also the Vehicle Dynamics Integrated Management system that can transfer power through the rear axle to one wheel or the other and limit an inside tire from spinning too much through a turn. The VDIM also allows a driver to select the type of performance he or she wants -- normal, sport or snow -- and the vehicle adjusts accordingly.
When you use the manual direct shift to feel all that torque, the car will make you laugh out loud it is so quick. In automatic mode, the car quickly clicks through its gears with hardly a noticeable shift. It even sounds incredibly smooth. Of course, having eight gears at my disposal was even more interesting because if I were in manual mode and on the highway, I often found myself in sixth or seventh gear and never thought to push it to eight -- the transmission equivalent of Nigel Tufnel's speaker that goes to 11.
But maybe this car has an 11 mode, as it always seems to respond faster than you expect. The independent suspension provides a sporty ride, which means you can feel lots of bumps, but there's very little road or wind noise inside the car. The only thing you hear often is the sweet rumble of the engine.
In every way, the car's performance matches its looks, which are aggressive and mean -- and very unLexus-like.
The exterior plays off the trapezoidal-shaped front and rear fascia. The lines all around the car are sharp and well-defined. While most Lexus vehicles tend not to stand out in the parking lot, the IS F begs people to take a closer look. From the rear, double, double-stacked exhaust defusers (there are two on each side) add to the car's muscular looks. The rear spoiler is discreet and adds to the car's mystique, as people in the know will wonder what's under the hood to have a car like this need a spoiler.
The car's interior is just as nice. The racing seats hold you in very snugly, and the space inside feels like a performance cockpit. Lexus uses lots of aluminum trim throughout the cabin instead of silver plastic that only looks like aluminum. The difference is noticeable and appreciated.
Like other luxury carmakers with a performance badge, Lexus decorates the car with lots of F logos.
While this car keys on performance, with everything from big brakes (14.2-inch front rotors) and taut electric power steering, it never skips the luxury side of the equation either. There are the expected features such as push-button start and passive unlocking, which allows you to unlock the car by pulling on the door handle with the key still in your pocket.
There are the other features, such as 10-way power adjustable seats and dual climate zones as well as a 13-speaker stereo system and the USB connectivity for your music player or for keeping your iPhone 4 fully charged. There's also an optional 14-speaker Mark Levinson package that includes a navigation system and the Lexus Enform with Destination Assist, which connects the driver to an agent who can assist him or her.
The one area the IS F lacks is space. While the front two passengers have plenty of room -- there's nearly 44 inches of leg room -- the second row barely has 30 inches of space for your legs. Additionally, the race seats may hold you in nicely during tight corners, but they also tend to squeeze you too much on straightaways.
Really, this car comes down to its driving. It bites through corners and begs you to go faster. Late at night, when no one else is on the road, you say to yourself, I wonder what this car can really do?
But then, after pressing down on the gas and feeling the car instantly respond with throaty acceleration, you lift your foot off the pedal. This car is scary fast and you know it. There's no reason to test any limits tonight; maybe tomorrow.
The IS F may be a sleeper right now. But eventually people will learn. They always do.
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If Leon Wieseltier would for once drop his surly, admonitory tone perhaps more people would listen. For what he delivers in his scathing review of the New American Haggadah is certainly worth reading. There are precious few people who are as learned in both Hebrew and English literature as he. And that's why, even if you disagree with his reading of the new Haggadah, you will undoubtedly learn something from it.
Wieseltier's first target is the Haggadah's translation, by Nathan Englander. Like Englander, Wieseltier also had an Orthodox yeshiva education, so he knows a bit about Hebrew and Torah. So take note: he argues that the main problem is Englander's insistence on over-interpretation. Many of the Hebrew words Englander translates eschew the original Hebrew's deliberate opacity. And rather than let that vagueness come through in the English, Englander chooses to give his own take, Wieseltier says.
"The trouble begins almost at the beginning," Wieseltier writes, calling attention first to Englander's translation of the ubiquitous She-hecheyanu benediction. Here's how Englander translates it: "You are blessed, Lord God-of-Us, King of the Cosmos, who breathed life, and sustained life, and shepherded us through to the current season."
As someone with only an cursory knowledge of Hebrew, I found Englander's translation perfectly fine. Ignorant of the original Hebrew, the translation does have a nice rhythm, a pleasant bit of alliteration, and seems to evoke just the right balance between the concrete, natural world ("the current season," "shepherded," "breathed life") and the celestial, other-worldiness of God ("King of the Cosmos").
But not for Wieseltier. "What is this 'God-of-us'?" he says, in his characteristically mocking tone. "Why torture one of the most common and comprehensible words in Jewish worship?" His problem is that "God-of-Us" complicates the simple, straightforward translation of "Our God," which has been used for centuries. And then there's the "King of the Cosmos" bit, which Wieseltier finds too, well, Greek.
There are more theologically important criticisms too. Take for instance Wieseltier's criticism of Englander's use of the phrase "who has set us apart with his mitzvoth." The Hebrew is Asher kidshanu be-mitzvotav, which means "quite uncontroversially, 'who has sanctified us with His commandmants." Wieseltier makes a good point that, while "sanctified" could be interpreted as "set us apart," it needn't be.
And probably shouldn't be. "Sanctification is a big and magnificent concept," Wieseltier writes, "which provokes many ideas and feelings. Being set apart is a somewhat smaller idea, a more technical idea, an idea with implications that are not always elevating." Better to let the loaded, but deliberately capacious term stand on its own, and leave the interpretation to readers.
But don't think Wieseltier is only picking on Englander. He has a field day with most of the other commentators too. Jeffrey Goldberg, whose tone he poignantly describes as "noisy worldliness, of tough-guy sentimentality," gets the hardest hit. Here, Wieseltier is onto something. His main problem is that Goldberg thinks that by tying his commentaries to contemporary political issues—how many Jews there are in Congress; the suffering of Africans; the Arab Spring—we are somehow being daring, making, as it goes, "this night different from all other nights." To which Wieseltier smartly responds: "Never mind that talk of politics will hardly make this night different from all other nights, especially in a community whose Jewish identity is madly over-politicized."
But he also gets in a deeper dig on Goldberg. Throughout the Haggadah, Goldberg seems to deliberately provoke Jewish liberals, asserting that Jews may very well be chosen, and special, and—the catch—have used that chosen-ness to champion liberal causes. "Passover is the most politically radical of all holidays," Goldberg writes, "in part because…the book of Exodus contains the first known example in ancient literature of civil disobedience."
But behind all that bombast, Wieseltier writes (with equal bombast, to be sure) is a very weak knowledge of Judaism. When Goldberg asserts that the laws of man must be constantly tested to conform to sturdy moral truths "set forth by God," Wieseltier calls him out: Some of the actions taken by the Jews in the Bible "as set forth by God," "would justify civil disobedience against Moses, too." In other words, don't think the God of the Bible is the same God we'd call upon for moral guidance today.
One of the main issues Wieseltier has with the New American Haggadah, however, has little to do with anyone's alleged ignorance of Jewish tradition. When it comes to the commentaries specifically, it's their general tepidness that he despises. Instead of coming up with answers to the provocative questions posed in the Haggadah, the commentators instead only come up with more questions. Wieseltier says their model may be the very idea of the Four Questions, a central piece of the Haggadah. But those questions, he points out, were traditionally meant for the children at the Passover seder—the adults at the table were meant to provide answers.
"The adults are supposed to be less interrogative than instructive—to be unembarrassed by the claim that they are in possession of answers," Wieseltier writes. "Contrary to its contemporary reputation, the Haggadah is more about the prestige of answers than the prestige of questions."
Underneath this assertion is Wieseltier's larger disgust for the intellectual habits of the young writers who made this Haggadah. He basically argues that today's young writers are so saturated in a post-modern culture, where objectivity is merely a myth, and everyone is right, no one wrong, that the Haggadah they have produced has lost its original temerity.
As he writes: "The grandeur of the Seder is owed not least to the intellectual confidence of its text. But such confidence is not to our liking anymore. We believe that truth is a form of hegemony. We suspect that pluralism may require perspectivism, or at least a denial of the possibility of objectivity. We wish to be right without anybody else being wrong. We prefer questions." Certainly not answers.
Good points, all. One only wishes that Wieseltier had taken a cue from his note about Goldberg. That "noisy worldliness"? That "tough-guy sentimentality"? Sounds like someone he knows well.
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Wieseltier is right. To anyone who dismisses his argument because he dislikes the tone, and who looks at him as an old established guy beating up a young literary lion: that's a poor way of judging argument.
Every criticism Wieseltier made was on the money. I'm sitting here with the review next to me, and yes, "cosmos" jars, "God-of-Us" is weirdly Octavia-Butlerish for no good reason, matzah isn't poor man's bread, the meaning of zeh is clear to anyone with the background (and instead of excusing your ignorance, why not ameliorate it?)...we have plenty of English haggadot that lack poetry, but euphonia isn't the only thing that matters. You can have a euphonious English translation that doesn't fight with the meaning of what's said in Hebrew. This riffing on the Haggadah isn't just unnecessary, and it isn't just in poor taste. It's a bad translation that thoughtlessly changes the meaning of the text, which is one thing not to do when translating.
You know what? I'm fine with the tone. Nathan had it coming, and he knows what it means. People go tiptoeing around him: Wieseltier doesn't have to, and I'm glad he doesn't.


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GuernseyFinance has welcomed plans by Cable & Wireless (C&W) to develop a state of the art telecommunications infrastructure in the island.
C&W has announced details of a GBP 6.5 million project to install two new fibre optic links connecting the island to the company's global network.
As well as providing for the future needs of islanders and businesses, it could also attract new investment and diversification, as companies look to locate operations in Guernsey and take advantage of the island's world-class links.
The plans were unveiled on Thursday in a special presentation by C&W deputy chairman Lord Robertson. In an address to local politicians and business leaders, the former UK cabinet minister and secretary general of NATO said it would put the island on a par with major cities and leading international financial centres across the world.
"Guernsey will become a world-class telecommunications hub, with secure, high performance global connections that are capable of supporting the highest quality services," he said. "As well as providing for the future needs of islanders and businesses, it will attract new investment and much-needed diversification, as companies look to locate operations here and take advantage of the island's world-class links."
And GuernseyFinance chief executive Peter Niven believes C&W's investment will enhance the island's reputation as a world-class centre for finance.
'Our international telecommunication links are key to the island's ability to compete on the global stage and attract business from all over the world for financial services providers in Guernsey," he said. "With the investment Cable & Wireless is making, we will have telecommunications that will be the envy of all our competitor jurisdictions.
'Local finance businesses will also be able to harness the benefits of the very latest innovations and services, which will be a clear boost to doing business in the island. It is yet another reason why business should relocate to Guernsey.'
The new connections will give the island's financial services and business sectors direct access to the global Cable & Wireless' telecommunications network, which already links many major cities and international financial centres across the world. These include London, Hong Kong, New York, Sydney, Tokyo and Paris.
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The game of world football is currently defined by the greatness of powerful scorers like Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.
The group of players that gets sent to the back burner amongst all the attention on the attackers are the defenders.
This list pays tribute to those who excelled at defending and achieved success on the club and international levels.
While many people may connect the term defensive duo with a pairing of two center-backs, the term can also be applied to a combination of a full-back and center-back or two full-backs.
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I am not sure if I am on the right path with you, but I have a 1900 census with Fannie A. Martin living in the household of David & Tenie Standlee. She is the daughter of Tenie & an Allen Martin. Fannie A. Martin, step-daughter, was b. August 1882 in KY. Her father was born in KY, & her mother was born in KY. She has siblings, one of which was Flora E. Standlee [adopted from Martin], a Martha A., Rosetta, & a Robert.
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Yahoo used to call this "second sign-in verification" but now has standardized on "two-step verification." You can turn it on with the flip of a virtual switch on the screen. It will immediately confirm the phone number on your account, or ask for a new one and send a 5-digit verification code. It also warns you that certain apps won't work with second sign-in verification, including Outlook and the mail apps on iOS and Android—those will require App Passwords.
Yahoo offers a choice—you can have a code texted to your phone or get a phone call. There is no option to use a third-party authenticator app.
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Avalon Theatre looks to future with auction of vintage gear
Bay View residents may be having dinner and a movie flanked by gaudy vaudeville architecture and twinkling lights on the ceiling of the historic Avalon Theatre by Thanksgiving, said Lee Barczak, the Avalon's owner, at a news conference Friday.
An online auction of vintage theater items this week, including a wall-sized hand-painted Spanish mural and original seating from the theater's vaudeville days, is paving the way for $2 million in renovations, Barczak said. The renovations will transform the space, which at one time had a seating permit for up to 2,300 people, into two modern theaters with 240 and 80 seats, respectively, and in-theater dinner and bar service, while leaving vaudevillian facades of the original Avalon intact. Renovations could start in a month and a half after bids are finalized and awarded. A rendering could be ready in two months. »Read Full Article(8)
Pattaya Thai Restaurant opens at 92nd and Center
Today is opening day for Pattaya, a Thai restaurant at 9201 W. Center St.
The restaurant takes the place of Miss Saigon, a Vietnamese restaurant that closed in summer. »Read Full Blog Post
Tap Milwaukee wins award for best entertainment website
Tap Milwaukee, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's entertainment website, received a 2013 Eppy for best entertainment website with 1 million or more unique monthly visitors from Editor & Publisher magazine, the longtime journalism industry journal.
"Tap has given us a perfect vehicle to bring smart and engaging content to readers through words, photography, music and video," said Jill Williams, deputy managing editor for features, entertainment and new products. »Read Full Article
It's not too early to think about holiday season concerts
Yes, we're very well aware that Halloween just ended a few days ago. We're not quite ready to start thinking about the holidays, either.
But hear us out. When it comes to planning for holiday concerts, you can't always wait until the Thanksgiving bird's been stuffed and served. »Read Full Article(1)
Florentine Opera begins 80th season with 'La Traviata'
Milwaukee's Florentine Opera Company has a lot to sing about these days.
The Florentine, the sixth-oldest opera company in the country, is about to open its 80th season with a production of Verdi's "La Traviata." That 80th is in the same year as Verdi's 200th. »Read Full Article(3)
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Step away from TV's "CSI"s and "L&O"s and learn a little bit about real-life whodunits from a retired forensic investigator. Tom Hanratty will talk about "Forensic Science for Mystery Buffs" at 6 p.m. Thursday at the St. Francis Public Library, 4230 S. Nicholson Ave. He'll talk about bloodstain analysis, how to determine a time of death and what to watch for in your favorite crime show. The talk is free, but the library asks that amateur Sherlocks register by Tuesday by calling (414) 481-7323. More information is at www.stfrancislibrary.org. »Read Full Article
Performing Arts Calendar
Books & Company: Sandra Dallas "Fallen Women," 7 p.m. Nov. 6, 1039 Summit Ave., Oconomowoc, (262) 567-0106. »Read Full Article
Boswell to host release of bilingual adventure
SHARP Literacy will celebrate the release of its new bilingual book for young readers, "A Great Lakes Adventure: Salmon's Journey Home," with a launch event at 7 p.m. Monday at Boswell Book Company, 2559 N. Downer Ave.
SHARP is a nonprofit that works with children in grades one through five to develop reading, writing and thinking skills through use of the visual arts. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee Ballet presents stunning, intimate 'Romeo & Juliet'
Rendering words superfluous, the Milwaukee Ballet served up a deeply moving, visually stunning performance of "Romeo & Juliet" Thursday evening.
Such a richly detailed, floor-to-fly-space set, elegantly wrought, character-defining costumes, paired with a live, Milwaukee Ballet Orchestra performance of Prokofiev's stirring score could easily overwhelm the intimate, wrenching story of two star-crossed young lovers. »Read Full Article
At cheesemaker LaClare Farms' huge new plant, a cafe and a celebration
Cheesemaker LaClare Farms opened a 35,000-square-foot dairy plant with a shop, cafe and 600-goat milking parlor this summer in Pipe, outside Fond du Lac, and now it's celebrating.
The grand opening for the public starts today and continues through Sunday. »Read Full Blog Post
'American Mirror' an artful portrait of Norman Rockwell
Some critics and snobs have undervalued American artist Norman Rockwell, but Deborah Solomon doesn't make that mistake. Her new biography "American Mirror: The Life and Art of Norman Rockwell" makes the case that Rockwell's work, in all its fussy homeyness, is worth looking at and thinking about, and will continue to be so for a long time.
Many readers might recognize Solomon as the former purveyor of the often-snarky Q&A interview in The New York Times Sunday Magazine. But she's also an art critic and the biographer of artists Jackson Pollock and Joseph Cornell. Her Rockwell biography is well-researched; her prose intelligent, accessible and touched occasionally with humor; her readings of Rockwell's paintings sharp and sensible. »Read Full Article
Kim, Kanye sue YouTube co-founder over leaked proposal footage
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West Sue You Tube Co Founder Over Leaked Proposal Footage (via NewsLook)
Video News by NewsLook Kim Kardashian and Kanye West reportedly file for unspecified damages after video of Kanye's proposal was leaked online. »Read Full Article(2)
Staff changes at the Iron Horse, Lake Park Bistro
Taking the place of chef Grant Slauterbeck at the Iron Horse Hotel, 500 W. Florida St., is chef Suzy Crofton, whose Chicago restaurant Crofton on Wells earned a Michelin star in 2011. Her restaurant closed in 2012. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Range Line Inn in Mequon has new owners
Range Line Inn in Mequon, housed in a building dating to around 1840, has added another chapter to its history: Longtime owner Patrick Strong has sold the restaurant to his brother and sister-in-law, Jack Strong and Kristy Knudsen.
"It's still in the family," Knudsen said. It's the second time for a sale between the brothers: Patrick had bought the business, at 2635 W. Mequon Road, from Jack in 1985, Knudsen said. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
On Tap Today: Day of the Dead, Halloween holdovers, Ricky Skaggs, Katt Williams
Halloween seems so yesterday. But the action isn't letting up.
Dia de los Muertos. Milwaukee's celebration really gets going with a parade in Walker's Point starting at 5 p.m. in Walker Square Park. »Read Full Blog Post


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Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher has announced he will retire from football at the end of the season.
The 35-year-old, who has made more than 700 senior appearances for the Reds since his debut in January 1997, has decided to call time on his career and end speculation surrounding his future.
Carragher said in a statement: "This will be my last season at Liverpool and my last as a professional footballer.
"I'm making this announcement now because I don't want the manager or the club to be answering questions on my future when I've already decided what I am going to do.''
The former England international, who has won several major honours during his time at Anfield, including the Champions League , FA Cup and UEFA Super Cup, is second only behind Ian Callaghan in the club's all-time appearance table.
Carragher confirmed he will continue until the end of the season and make no further comment on his future until then.
He said: "I will be fully committed between now and the end of the season to doing the very best for Liverpool Football Club, as I've done my entire career since joining aged just nine-years-old.
"It has been a privilege and an honour to represent this great club for as long as I have and I am immensely proud to have done so and thankful for all the support I have had.
"There are many memories I want to share and people to thank, but now is not the time for that.
"I won't be making any further comment on this decision until the end of the season. All our focus and concentration should be on achieving the best possible finish in the league this season and trying to win the last remaining trophy we are competing in.''
Jamie Carragher factfile:
1978: Born Bootle, January 28.
1996: Wins FA Youth Cup with Liverpool.
October - Signs professional contract with the Reds.
1997: January 8 - Makes first-team debut as a substitute in a Coca-Cola Cup tie at Middlesbrough.
January 18 - Marks full Anfield debut with a goal in 3-0 win over Aston Villa.
2001: Wins the treble of FA Cup, Worthington Cup and UEFA Cup.
2005: May - Wins Champions League in famous come-from-behind victory on penalties over AC Milan.
August - Captain's side to UEFA Super Cup victory over CSKA Moscow.
2006: Named in PFA Team of the Year for season 2005/06.
2007: May - Breaks Ian Callaghan's all-time Liverpool record with his 90th European appearance for the club in the Champions League semi-final against Chelsea. Signs new four-year contract at age of 29. Announces international retirement.
2008: January 15 - Makes 500th Liverpool appearance in FA Cup third-round replay victory over Luton.
March 11 - Makes 100th European appearance in Champions League win against Inter Milan at San Siro.
2010: Coaxed out of international retirement by England manager Fabio Capello and plays two group games before his involvement in South Africa is cut short by suspension. Retires again after England's exit.
2011: February 24 - Plays his 137th match in Europe against Sparta Prague to set a new British record.
2012: August 2 - Makes his 700th appearance for Liverpool in a 1-0 Europa League third qualifying round match against FC Gomel.
2013: February 7 - Announces his intention to retire at the end of the 2012/13 season.


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#2 - kirkbot ONLINE
Reply +41(05/07/2013) [-]
this is quite realistic. The military has developed a microwave cannon
#72 to #2 - panacamanana
Reply 0(05/08/2013) [-]
can we call it the "cancer cannon"?
#3 to #2 - chuckbillrow
Reply +8(05/07/2013) [-]
its a rather nasty non lethal weapon makes you feel like your skin is on fire and it can also pop entire corn fields
#4 to #3 - thewebspinner
Reply -8(05/07/2013) [-]
entire corn fields you say? Imma get me some weed and a microwave cannon.


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