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Picasso and Chicago at the Art Institute
Chicago — A century ago there was a radical upheaval in art, a single exhibit that shocked and enraptured audiences. The Armory Show of 1913 introduced America to modern art, to the work of artists such as Duchamp, Matisse, Braque and Picasso.
Remembrance service; Taste of the Ward; bird watching
Honor our history
On May 5, 1886, several thousand laborers marched to the Bay View Rolling Mills to advocate for the eight-hour work day. When the marchers didn't stop after being ordered to do so, the state militia fired on the crowd, killing seven protesters and injuring many others. This infamous moment in Milwaukee history will be commemorated Sunday at 3 p.m. at the historical marker on S. Superior St. and E. Russell Ave. Historian John Gurda will moderate the remembrance, which features a re-enactment by the Milwaukee Public Theatre and the Milwaukee Mask and Puppet Theatre, folksinger Larry Penn and a wreath-laying ceremony with Anita Zeidler, daughter of Milwaukee's former mayor Frank Zeidler. The commemoration is free and open to the public. »Read Full Article
Windfall Theatre still in tune with 'A Little Night Music'
Many Stephen Sondheim musicals benefit from being performed in a smaller space, where voices and emotions require no amplification to be heard and seen. That's perhaps most true of "A Little Night Music" - a delectable lemon meringue that combines the delicate, light farce of Hugh Wheeler's book with the tart filling provided by Sondheim's score.
It's therefore no accident that the nearby Writers' Theatre production of "Night Music" last summer - in a house that barely seats 100 - was better in every way than the 2009 Broadway revival featuring Catherine Zeta-Jones and Angela Lansbury. »Read Full Article(1)
In 'Sing Me a Story,' 2 pros put songs center stage
A great song, delivered well, is a powerful, powerful thing.
Stage veterans Kay Stiefel and Jack Forbes Wilson lit up the Broadway Theatre Center's Studio Theatre Friday evening, delivering a high-energy parade of musical gems and bringing those songs to life with the kind of theatrical polish that take years to learn/earn. »Read Full Article
Free Comic Book Day in Milwaukee
Happy Free Comic Book Day, the day that celebrates two of Milwaukee's favorite things: comic books and free stuff.
On the first Saturday of May, participating comic-book stores around the country give away specially created comic books - both kid- and geek-friendly - for free, and usually have a lot of great deals on other titles in their stores. »Read Full Blog Post
Solo Sara Bareilles makes big impression in small room
The voice of Sara Bareilles could fill, and has filled, venues larger than the Humphrey Scottish Rite Masonic Center Auditorium, which sold out its 435-seat capacity when she stopped there Friday night.
Bareilles was in the midst of her first-ever solo tour and evidently wanted the intimacy of a smaller venue - combined, perhaps, with the assurance that if she failed, she would do so in front of a smaller crowd. »Read Full Article(2)
Prices announced for Harley-Davidson 110th anniversary headliner concerts, tickets on sale Monday
Ticket prices have been revealed to see Toby Keith, Aerosmith and Kid Rock perform three separate shows at the Marcus Amphitheater for the Harley-Davidson 110th anniversary celebration Labor Day weekend.


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RIVER FOREST, Ill. (AP) — Funeral services were underway in suburban Chicago for a young American diplomat killed while delivering textbooks to a school in southern Afghanistan.
Several hundred mourners attended Wednesday's Mass for Anne Smedinghoff. Some have lit small candles in the pews of the St. Luke Church in River Forest and some held white roses. Pall bearers have removed the U.S. flag draping her wooden coffin.
The church is attached to the Catholic school she attended as a child.
The 25-year-old Smedinghoff and four other Americans were killed earlier this month while walking from a military base to a nearby school. Two explosions occurred, apparently a suicide car bombing followed by a roadside blast.
White ribbons are tied around trees and lampposts for many blocks surrounding the church.
Funeral held for diplomat killed in Afghanistan


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The Red Sox are coming! The Red Sox are coming!
There was a time when Phillies president David Montgomery would have dressed in colonial garb, ridden a brown horse through Center City, and shouted those words from the top of his lungs if he thought it would help fill all the empty seats that captured the ambience of Veterans Stadium.
This week, Montgomery and the Phillies can sit back and let it all be.
ESPN and the rest of the media outlets will happily carry the lantern that announces the biggest event of the baseball season.
Starting Tuesday, the Phillies and Boston Red Sox will meet in a three-game interleague series at Citizens Bank Park, and if the majority of baseball prognosticators are correct - a rare event, indeed - then these teams will meet again in the World Series.


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Via Generale Arimondi 152, San Vito Lo Capo, Italie, Distance du centre-ville : 1.2km
Room & Breakfast Aloe is a brand new property with rooms furnished with taste and elegance, equipped for maximum comfort: air conditioning (hot and cold), satellite TV LCD, minibar, internet WI-FI, safe, free local and national calls at the reception of the residence, etc. ..
Moreover, all our guests can enjoy the beautiful sun terrace with barbecue in addition to the breakfast room located on the ground floor equipped with minibar.
Free private shuttle bus service to downtown and the beach.
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Cancellation policy: 72h advance notice
Payment upon arrival by cash, debit and credit cards (Visa and Mastercard)
Check in from 14.00 to 22.00
Check out before 10.00
Italian buffet breakfast included
City taxes are not included: From 1st April to 30 May 1,00Euro per person per night. From 1st October to 30 November 1,50Euro per person per night.
Children under 10 no fees.
Fee will be applied up to 15 days
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My Trip: Paris and London
Who: Bill and Susan Aleksiewicz, of Meadville
Where: Paris and London
When: May 22-30
What he said: "My wife and I went to France two years ago but were unable to spend much time in Paris, so this year we decided to return, and as long as we were in Europe, why not take in the sights of London?" said Bill Aleksiewicz. "The first four days were spent using the Metro system of Paris to see the Arc de Triomphe, visit Notre Dame and go up inside the Tower of Notre Dame and see the many gargoyles. We went to the Musee d'Orsay to view plenty of famous works of art. Other places we saw and visited were the church Sainte-Chapelle with the many stained-glassed windows. We followed that up by going to the Conciergerie where prisoners were held during the French Revolution. The remaining time was spent visiting the Pont Alexandre III, Napoleon's Tomb and the Trocadero to see the garden near the Eiffel Tower. My wife wanted to walk Champs-�lys�es and we did -- with a little shopping included. The last two stops were Montmartre to see the Basilica Sacre-Coeur with the beautiful curved dome showing Jesus with his outstretched arms. We even picked up a painting from one of the many artists around the area square at Montmartre. Finally, in Paris, we saw the Opera Garnier with its rich, glamorous interior.
"We moved on to London via the Eurostar through the Chunnel (Channel Tunnel), which is a two-and-a-half-hour trip. Our hotel was a stone's throw from Big Ben. We saw the London Eye, Trafalgar Square and Leicester Square where we bought discounted tickets for the musical "Billy Elliot." Also included in our travels were tours of Westminster Abbey and the Tower of London. We watched the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace. We went to Covent Garden to watch performers as well as to shop. Last, we saw the National Gallery where we wanted to see the Impressionists and Post-Impressionists.
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Matchbox Twenty, Pajanimals Live among new Pabst Theater group concert announcements
The Pabst Theater group kicked off the week with four new show announcements for 2013 spanning from Billboard-topping alt rockers to fuzzy kid show stars.
Rob Thomas' alternative rock group Matchbox Twenty, whose first album in 10 years, "North," debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 in September, is coming to the Riverside Theater, 116 W. Wisconsin Ave., Feb. 9. Tickets are $39.50 to $75. »Read Full Article
There's nothing stiff about David Wax Museum
The word must get out about the David Wax Museum.
With a unique talent for blending catchy Americana with exotic Mexican folk, inspired by frontman David Wax's college studies in Mexico, the unsigned Museum drew about 50 people to Shank Hall on Wednesday night. Based on the reaction to the joyous 95-minute set, that number will certainly be higher when the wonderful Wax comes back to town. »Read Full Article(1)
Singles Scorecard: Hear new songs from Jennifer Hudson, R. Kelly and Robert Glasper Experiment
Jennifer Hudson gets a little naughty on her new single, with some help from T.I. and Pharrell. Associated Press photo by Nam Y. Huh. »Read Full Blog Post
Greta Wohlrabe stands up to typecasting in 'Venus in Fur'
As a self-described "Navy kid," Greta Wohlrabe grew up all over the world. But since arriving here as a Milwaukee Repertory Theater intern in 2010, the 29-year-old actor has logged a lot of time in Wisconsin, making a name for herself in a series of high-profile performances at the Rep, Renaissance Theaterworks and American Players Theatre.
Along with Rep associate artist Reese Madigan, Wohlrabe is now on stage in the Wisconsin premiere of David Ives' "Venus in Fur," which the Rep is billing as the "hottest and sexiest date night in Milwaukee." Laura Gordon directs. »Read Full Article
Jam bands create loyal fans who fill seats again and again
The golden rule for opening a restaurant is "location, location, location." For booking a concert, one of the key considerations is timing.
Large-theater and arena concerts with similar followings are typically spaced out in a market like Milwaukee — otherwise, ticket sales can suffer. It apparently happened in August, when boy bands Big Time Rush and The Wanted played separate shows within two weeks of each other at the Riverside Theater. The balcony for the heavily-hyped Wanted was practically empty, while deep discounts through Groupon were used to drive people to Big Time Rush. »Read Full Article(1)
Local talent's homecoming helps make San Fermin worth a listen
Rae Cassidy went from the hardest year of her life to one of the greatest adventures she's ever had.
A 22-year-old Milwaukee native — daughter of Semi-Twang guitarist Jason Klagstad, who is also senior vice president of comprehensive, Grafton-based music business K-Nation Entertainment — Cassidy moved to New York a year ago to develop her music career. Following a challenging transition, she fell in with San Fermin, a classical chamber-pop group whose ambitious, newly released self-titled album bodes well for a bright future. »Read Full Article
Reading the John Updike stories: 'Friends From Philadelphia"
The Library of America recently published 'John Updike: The Collected Stories,' a two-volume boxed set of 186 stories arranged in chronological order. I'm planning to read one or more a week and comment on them each Wednesday until I finish the collection or fall apart.
"Friends From Philadelphia" (1954), Updike's second published story, gets off to a suitably sexy start, with a male glimpse of thigh "below the half-drawn shade" and a view of "quite short shorts." »Read Full Blog Post
Northwestern Mutual releases designs for office tower
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. unveiled designs Wednesday for an understated but sophisticated lakefront building that will be the largest office tower erected downtown in 40 years.
"The opportunity to conceive, design and then construct an architectural masterpiece on a site that is among the most beautiful in the country, right here on the Milwaukee lakefront, that is just another sign of the tangible progress we have made," said John E. Schlifske, the president and CEO of Northwestern Mutual, at an event to unveil the designs. »Read Full Blog Post(84)
Santiago Calatrava under fire for cost overruns, leaks
Just last night, I helped a gentleman find his way out of the Milwaukee Art Museum. On the mezzanine between the museum's main floor and the parking garage there's a blind turn you've got to make.
"Oh, it's this way," I often say to people with that familiar where-am-I look on their faces. »Read Full Blog Post(5)
On Tap for Today: Cake, 'Ragtime' and radio
Good morning. Here's a few things to entice you toward fun on this Wednesday.
First, the Milwaukee Film Festival gets started tomorrow. So today is your last chance to grab one of the program books, peruse the choices and make a plan. You can find the program books all over the city. »Read Full Blog Post


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What does strange press release from 'Mad Men' mean?
Two minutes after the end of Sunday's "Mad Men" episode - filled with personal drama, some of it involving, Pete, Bob, Ted and Peggy - AMC, I presume sent out this press release.
With Peggy listed as the contact, it is presumably the press release Peggy was told to prepare a few weeks ago on the show, announcing the new name of the merged advertising agency. »Read Full Blog Post(3)
Episcopal priests rock the house with a religious message
They call themselves the Rectors of Rock. The Fathers of Funk. The Collar Studs.
It's all cheeky fun, but believe it or not, these four Episcopal priests live up to the billing. »Read Full Article(7)
Dierks Bentley; Beck; the Fray; St. Vincent; Bayside; William Fitzsimmons; New Madrid; Yellow Ostrich; Thalia Zedek
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Strachota named GM of WDJT, Weigel stations
Mark Strachota has been named general manager at WDJT-TV (Channel 58) and other Milwaukee stations owned by the Chicago-based Weigel Broadcasting Co. group.
Strachota previously was general manager of Time Warner Cable's SportsChannel and is a former GM and VP at WTMJ-TV (Channel 4). He spent 28 years working at WTMJ. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
WTMJ-TV news director Berra joins Tampa station
WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) news director Bill Berra has been named vice president of news for WFLA-TV in Tampa, Fla., according to TV Spy, a television industry website. Berra was vice president of news for Journal Broadacast Group stations, which he joined in 2005.
He started his career reporting for WTMJ-AM (620) before becoming a reporter for WTMJ-TV. He also worked in Tampa, where his family still lives, and he returned there on weekends to visit. He still has Florida license plates on his car. He also worked as news director in Columbus, Orlando, Phoenix, St. Louis and Memphis. »Read Full Blog Post(7)
Milwaukee Ink owner competiting on Spike TV's 'Ink Master' tonight
Want a new tat for spring? Then Jim Francis is your man. The Milwaukee artist, a competitor on season four of Spike TV's "Ink Master" (premiering Tuesday night), recently opened Milwaukee Ink Tattoo inside Milwaukee Harley-Davidson. Photo provided by publicist. »Read Full Blog Post


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Sick Days: 6 Ways to Keep Baby Germ Free (Photos)Casi Densmore-Koon
I've been MIA. And believe me when I say that I wish it was for a good reason (Ya know, like I fled to Bermuda or something — wishful thinking!), but it's not. Since last week, Lysol, Clorox wipes, hand sanitizer – they've all become my BFFs. And I am sooooo ready to part ways with my three amigos.
Last week, Zoe (9-years-old) came down with a cold that turned into bronchitis. She shared germs with McKenzie (5-years-old), who went from having croup to the flu to sharing germs with my almost 3-year-old who had a steady 102-103 fever all week. Having 2 littles in elementary school means a big hello to sharing germs. Having little ones with asthma makes all these germs so much worse. For M, it's round the clock breathing treatments when she gets sick, and it takes forever for the poor girl to get better. But I've become a pro on ways to make sure Grayson doesn't get sick as well, because a 3-month-old with the flu or a high fever is never a good thing. Especially during this awful flu, cold, RSV season. Knock on wood, Sadie (20-months-old) is doing perfectly fine, too. Just cutting some teeth still.
Do you want to see how I have survived a week of sick littles and still managed to keep the baby well?
Please note that this is what works for me and my family. If you suspect your little one is sick, always consult your pediatrician.
Sanitize The Bottles, Binkys and All Of The Above 1 of 6Picking up an electric sterilizer works great for when you need to make sure all the germs on gone. Especially when it comes to shared sippy cups. Germs are everywhere - especially in these things we use everyday like sippy cups and pacifiers. What can be just a cold for your toddler could turn into a life threatening illness like RSV for your baby. Tip: If you don't have a sterilizer or it's not in the budget -- the old pot of water on the stove works too! Just throw your pacifiers into a pot of boiling water and let the germs soak away.
MAM Night pacifiers are a favorite in our house. Especially because they glow in the dark! It's the little things when you don't feel good. Stock up on some from MAM for $5.99
Looking for a sterilizer? I recommended the Phillips Avent 3-in-1 Electric Steam Sterilizer. It takes up hardly any space in your kitchen and is so simple to use. You will love it! Get it from Avent for $58
Stock Up 2 of 6During cold and flu season, I strongly suggest stocking up on those last minute items you may need when a cold or fever comes on. The last thing you want to do is head out to Target with a sick baby in tow. A cool mist humidifier, boogie wipes, and saline nose spray are always on hand in our house.
Wash Hands 3 of 6Washing your hands after handling the sick one before picking up baby is so important! And the temp matters too! Always wash them in hot water. Hand washing is one of the easiest and effective ways to keep the germs away.
Read more on effective hand washing on WebMD
Clean Up 4 of 6Wipe down all surfaces you touch on a constant basis with Clorox Wipes, they kill 99% of germs! I stock-up at Costco. Plus, keep hand sanitizer front and center. We actually have one in almost every room in the house so that we have access to them at all times. If they are in front of you, it becomes a good habit after washing hands with warm water. Changing crib sheets and washing all blankets in hot water helps too!
Dress Lightly 5 of 6Don't worry, they have diapers on. But, when you have a fever, wearing a light tee shirt or just hanging around in your diaper duds is the best thing for a fever. You don't want to overdress a baby or toddler who has a fever. Speaking of diapers, make sure they are never dry as it's a sure sign of dehydration. Fluids are the best thing for a baby if a fever is present.
Read more about fevers on Babble. Check out the Babble Fever Guide
Just Snuggle 6 of 6And sometimes, when all else fails, you just have to snuggle and spend that time with your sick littles. And just pray the baby doesn't get it.
Side note: Get your flu shot! The 2 that were able to get the flu shot haven't been sick with any kind of fever or flu. The other two, who were sick when we went to get the flu shots, were rescheduled for this week, which we had to reschedule again for next. Fingers crossed they are well enough to get it!


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This review is from: Rosewill RCR-IC001 - 3.5" Internal 40-in-1 Card Reader with USB 2.0 Port & Extra Silver Face Plate
Pros: Performed as intended while it worked.
Cons: Failed after a couple months of light use, ordered a second one which failed under the exact same circumstances.
Other Thoughts: The way a company can produce junk and sell it to people is unjustifiable. Save your dollars people, don't buy Roswewill.READ FULL REVIEW
This review is from: Rosewill RCR-102 52-in-1 USB 2.0 3.5" Internal Card Reader w/ USB port
Pros: When it worked it performed as intended.
Cons: Failed after just a few months of light use. Ordered a second, more "updated" version for a different computer which failed under the exact same circumstances. Coincidence? No just cheap garbage.
Other Thoughts: Its not the case of a single defective product, but rather the way a company can continually produce junk to sell at market value. Its simple unjustifiable. And this is not the only type of product I purchased from them.READ FULL REVIEW
This review is from: Rosewill RCR-IC001 - 3.5" Internal 40-in-1 Card Reader with USB 2.0 Port & Extra Silver Face Plate
Pros: While it worked, it was good.
Cons: This is the second card reader I own from Rosewill and they both died. These cheap units have a a very short life (averaged 6-12 months for me) and poor durability. Both were used under normal conditions so there should be no reason for failure unless they were cheaply manufactered.
Other Thoughts: I will NOT be buying another Rosewill card reader again, and I am considering not purchasing other products form them. I rely very much on my card reader for the SD and USB options up front and its a real pain to see it fail like this.... and I had custom cable sleeving done which I will have to redo!READ FULL REVIEW


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Opportunity to attend Symposium of Canadian Child Health Clinician Scientist Program (CCHCSP)
If you are interested in being nominated to attend the CCHCSP Symposium June 3-5th, please submit a brief summary (not more than 1 page) outlining your academic credentials, program of research and a brief statement of why you think you would benefit from attending this meeting. Send your submission by email to: Dr. Stephanie Atkinson, McMaster CCHCSP Centre Leader at email@example.com by Friday March 18th. The submissions will be adjudicated by Dr. Atkinson, Dr. Anthony Chan and Martha Cousins.
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You know, it's funny; I always find it incredibly hard to sit myself down and write for myself. I always tell myself I should do this more often, and though I have ideas I can write about, I can never bring myself to actually sit down and do it.
Anyways, 2010 was a very interesting year, and, unlike the last couple of years, had more ups than downs for me, both personally and gaming-wise. But since this is a gaming site, I'll only talk about the gaming-related ones!
Video games have always been an important medium for me. So much so, that I just recently received by Bachelors of Science in Game Art & Design from a college in San Francisco (I've been attending for the last three years), and hopefully, I'll be spending the rest of my life developing them. Video games have the ability to make us laugh, cry, think, and even make us sick to our stomachs. Of course, this is all subjective, and, depending on the kind of person we are, we may experience things differently than others do. We may come together in perfect harmony... or the exact opposite. But there is one thing that video games do that means more to me than all of the above do combined.
And that's whisking me away to another world. A world I can get lost in, where I can be the hero everyone loves, or the villain everyone fears. A world where I can forget about all the hardships of growing up and personal and financial responsibility in favor of jumping from one colorful world to the next. In short, I love games that take me back to my childhood and make me forget the world around me... if only for a moment. Don't get me wrong, though; I love my life! But sometimes, we all need a break. And unfortunately, I've been finding it harder and harder for games to suck me into the TV/monitor these days and keep me there; I'm not sure if they're just not involving enough for me or if I'm just growing up. But these games stood out above all the rest I played this year, and have a special place in my heart for doing just that; putting a smile on my face and making me feel like a nine year-old again.
Now, because I am (or was, I should say) a college student, it took me a long time to get to play any of these games, and there were quite a few I still have left to try out (Assassin's Creed 2, Mass Effect 2, and God of War 3 just to name a few), but I'm talking about my own personal experiences.
So, here they are!
That's right; I couldn't decide between the two of them. Whether it's hopping from planet-to-planet or from bounty-to-bounty, Super Mario Galaxy 2 and Red Dead Redemption sucked me in and never let me go. Both were incredibly captivating, stunning to look at, great to explore, and, most importantly, fun to play. I never had more fun trying to rescue a princess in my life, and, I'll finally tell myself this, it's my favorite Mario game of all-time. Sorry Super Mario Bros. 3! And who didn't want to be a cowboy when they were growing up? The only thing that was missing from Red Dead Redemption was another charming Englishman you could play as (I'm looking at you, Jack Swift!), but with a character as badass as Jack Marston, I didn't mind so much.
Super Mario Galaxy 2 offered tons of unique worlds, each rich with their own colorful environments and bouncy characters, and never once lost steam. Each level brought forth its own challenge, and hardly ever left you doing the same thing twice. It must have been incredibly difficult to design a game that followed up on the near-flawless original, but the folks at Nintendo proved they could go above and beyond anything they've ever done; and damn does it show. There wasn't a single world I didn't want to explore, and by the end of the game, I still wanted to pop the disc back in my Wii for some more playtime. And that's something I find hard to do these days (especially when Achievements aren't involved! Ugh, I know).
Remember that feeling you had when you were a kid and you popped in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time in your N64 for the first time? Remember how magical it felt? Yeah, that was the same feeling I had playing through this game. And I'll never forget it.
Red Dead Redemption offered me something I only dreamed I could design; a HUGE expansive world set in the Wild West that never once slowed down in its pacing. It always kept things interesting (even when it kept teasing you with the hopes of finally tracking down two of the game's main villains) with new missions, challenges for you to complete, treasure for you to track down, animals to hunt and skin, horseback races, poker games for you to cheat in, and even good-'ole fashioned Mexican standoffs. I could go on and on, but you get the point.
Hell, even riding to a mission on your horse while your assisting character talks to you is fun, especially when it's a huge group of people riding next to you on horseback. The Grand Theft Auto series showed that Rockstar could make a rich, deep game set in an urban environment, but Red Dead Redemption proved that even when they stripped all of those buildings and landmarks away, they could still make a kick-ass game with just as much going for it... maybe even a bit more!
I can't recommend these two games enough to anyone. Even if the Wild West isn't your thing (Once Upon A Time in the West is one of my all-time favorite movies), you should still give Red Dead Redemption a shot; it's one of the best shooters out on the market today that doesn't have a Call of Duty or Halo in its title. And Super Mario Galaxy 2, well... this game alone proves the Wii has what it takes to cater to the "hardcore" players. And, well... just look at the numbers.
There are some really close runner-ups I wish I had time to go into detail with (Dragon Quest IX and Donkey Kong Country Returns), as well as some honorable mentions (Heavy Rain, Super Meat Boy, Epic Mickey, Limbo, and Split/Second, to name a few) I would have liked to talk about, but maybe for another time.
Again, I did miss out on a lot of games, but hopefully I'll be catching up on those soon. I've still got the original Mass Effect to finish! Anyways, thanks for reading this far, and hopefully I didn't bore you too much.


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Six Milwaukee theater groups will perform pieces of David Ives' playlet collection "All in the Timing" during the "interACT" event from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday in the Plankinton Arcade building of the Shops of Grand Avenue, 161 W. Wisconsin Ave.
Performers from the Milwaukee Repertory Theater, Skylight Music Theatre, Renaissance Theaterworks, Pink Banana Theater Co., Word's Stage Theatre Co. and Quasimondo Physical Theatre will perform their segments independently, in different rooms and at multiple times during the evening. Visitors can see them in any order. »Read Full Article
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Fans can buy seats to individual Eagles games starting at 10 a.m. on Tuesday through Ticketmaster.
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Tickets for two preseason games also go on sale.
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Hey everyone. .....3-0 week to make it 11/11 on the season....Huge THANKS to everyone that contributes and asks questions and keeps it fun. There is NO way we would spend this much time on it if it was not enjoyable. Just be kind to our souls when we start having a rough patch. .....That is all we ask.
As an appreciation to all you freaks - in week 13 our plan is to analyze EVERY game on the card .....Our staff thinks we are crazy - and in particular - cranky vet JOHN COCKTOASTIN has demanded a raise for the extra research required - but money is no object at MEGALOCKS INC. Until we start losing. Then we start firing people left right and center. In a humane fashion of course.
We do not talk about YTD record during the season because it is irrelevant. All that matters is the next week. If we make some inadvertent mistakes - or just have some bad luck - anything can happen. However - we were asked so here is the summary. No chance this win % is sustainable - but we follow the same consistent process every week so hopefully there will be limited carnage the rest of the season.
Week 1 - 3-1
Week 2 - 4-1
Week 3 - 3-2
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Week 5 - 3-1
Week 6 - 3-1
Week 7 - 2-1
Week 8 - 3-1
Week 9 - 2-1
Week 10 - 4-1
Week 11 - 3-0
We are almost certain that we will go 60-40 or so in our next 100 picks BUT we are also certain that 11/11 winning weeks will never be repeated by us in our lifetime and we fully expect as per usual one losing week a month minimum on average going forward. And the bad weeks usually get bunched together in a virtual #shitstorm....thankfully have avoided that so far.
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very good.HOWEVER, I have a Manx cat,no tail, research sa ys they are from the Isle of Man and were the ofspring of rabbit and cat with longer back legs longer ears,hopping when running. My cat is product of feral mother manx courted by small black florida panther, he has no tail very large and heavy, pure black fur, no domestic cat tendencies. mother cat small.He is beautiful large unusual animal. rescued from woods. could he product of their mating?
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Katie your degree must've come from clown college. you best be trolling. Before I start I'll lay out the taxonomic ranks in biological classification, for reference's sake: Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species Okay, first I wanna address in the article: "[o]nly members of the same species can mate with one another and produce offspring," isn't true. The examples Katie cited below me are correct. A lion (Panthera leo) and a tiger (Panthera tigris) can produce a liger. Two parent animals of /different species/ (leo and tigris) within the /same genus/ (Panthera) can produce offspring: an interspecific hybrid. Parents from different genera but who share the same family can make an intergeneric hybrid, like a cama for example, the result of a camel (genus Camelus) and llama (genus Lama) who have the family Camelidae in common. Back to Katie... just because two animals "cannot produce viable offspring does not mean that they are unable to mate" is true, operative word being "mate". Camas happen to be produced artificially (artificial insemination) due to the difficulty a massive male camel has mating with a smaller female llama, while a male llama and a female camel haven't produced viable offspring. Pretty much any animal can try having sex with another animal, emphasis on /try/, but that doesn't necessarily mean viable offspring, or /any/ offspring will result. "It means that their children are born sterile." Whoa, no, not true of cats x rabbits. Hybrid sterility/fertility can get complicated, but that's beside the point here. Cats and rabbits aren't even in the same /FAMILY/ let alone the same order. Interfamilial crosses (different family, same order) are already extremely rare, and you're talking about an interordinal cross (different order, same class). That's too far up the ladder, they're too far removed. Not happening. Your rabbit may hump your cat but that's all that'll happen, they will not breed. Not artificially produced, not viable, not sterile, not any. NO babies. None! Sorry to burst bubbles here, but any "cabbits" you think you've seen or heard about were likely Manx cats, or another bobtailed breed, or were just cats with short or missing tails, or were born with structural abnormalities/defects of the legs causing them to "hop", or were photoshops, or were lies.
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Actually, they cannot produce viable offspring does not mean that they are unable to mate. It means that their children are born sterile. For instance, a horse can mate with a donkey to produce a mule. A horse and donkey are not the same species and the mule is born sterile. Another example is a lion and tiger, they are not the same species either, but they can produce a liger. A cat and rabbit can mate but it is most often done artificially (by humans), and their offspring will be born sterile.
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Right now, our government is negotiating secret trade deals that will affect our food and water. But while these deals are secret from the public, corporations have a seat at the table.
"Free Trade" Is Really a Corporate Giveaway
So-called "free trade" deals like NAFTA, and now the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Trans Atlantic Free Trade Agreement, are really giveaways for corporations that undermine laws that protect people's access to safe food and clean drinking water. They hand over control to companies that want to import food cheaply, from countries that have fewer food safety regulations; or to companies that want to override local control over measures that ban fracking or make it easier to privatize municipal water systems.
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Under these deals, corporate interests can challenge our commonsense environmental, public health and food safety regulations as "trade barriers" in secret trade tribunals. With global trade, corporate profits too often override our democratically enacted laws.
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Global trade undermines government policies that protect local farmers' livelihoods, help countries maintain food self-sufficiency and preserve the environment for future generations. It also carries risks for U.S. consumers, as not all countries have robust food safety systems, and trade deals increase the amount of food we import. But U.S. regulators can't keep up. For instance, the U.S. inspects less than 2 percent of the seafood it imports.
These deals also imperil common-sense food labeling—like labels that tell us where our food comes from—and other consumer protections that threaten corporate bottom lines.
What's more, international trade bodies such as the World Trade Organization have facilitated the global corporate agribusiness network that prizes cheap processed foods and feed for factory farms from GMO soybeans and corn. Large-scale industrial cultivation of these crops has devastated the environment in places from the Midwest to the Amazon. And, most of these soy and corn crops are genetically engineered—reliant on huge amounts of herbicides like RoundUp, which the World Health Organization has classified as a probable human carcinogen.
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Larry sat, precariously balanced at the very tip of the old oak's highest branch. He'd reversed his jacket, changing the colour from bright red to dappled green… to make himself almost invisible. Only the tufts of bushy eyebrows flashed coppery … Continue reading
Posted in Castles, Crosses & Churches, Fiction, Ireland, Local Curiosity, Local Places, Photography, Travel, Writing Tagged #AtoZChallenge, #ombh, banshee, blog buddies, blogging, Boyne, creative writing, ditty, fun, ghosts, gold, humour, inspiration, lust, money, poetic licence, postaday, rainbow, ruins, storm, thunder storm, travel, verse, words, writing 18 Comments
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Yesterday morning I did the airport run and on the way home the misty surrounding and almost full moon called out for a photo stop. The Moyglare Church beckoned. There I was… wandering around in my pre-dawn driving outfit… including … Continue reading
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Wild – Ailsa's WTT
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It's the food stamp diet, you oughta try it; get peaked and whi-et!
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Steak, steak, and more steak. All the stuff working people can't afford in mass quantities because the government is it paying for theirs :-)
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Milwaukee spots included among America's 100 best beer bars
Three Bay View taverns and one Madison bar make the list of Draft Magazines top 100 best beer bars for 2013.
The three - Palm Tavern, 2989 S. Kinnickinnic Ave.; Roman's Pub, 3475 S. Kinnickinnic Ave.; and Sugar Maple, 441 E. Lincoln Ave. - made the list last year. Bomb Shelter, which was in Bay View, also made the 2012 list but closed last year. »Read Full Article(1)
Madison-formed Garbage to play first Milwaukee show since 2005
Garbage, the Madison-born band behind such '90s alt-rock hits "Push It," "Stupid Girl" and "Only Happy When It Rains," is playing the Rave April 6, its first Milwaukee show since 2005.
Beyonce lives up to hype with fierce Super Bowl halftime set
Has there ever been a 12-minute set as hyped as Beyoncé's Super Bowl halftime show Sunday? The widely publicized press conference, the Destiny's Child reunion rumors, the bold promise of live singing after that lip-synching scandal at Barack Obama's inauguration. Was there any possibility whatsoever it could live up to expectations—especially since the vast majority of Super Bowl halftime shows are bloated, ultimately forgettable diversions?
Danceworks program explores delights of 'Serendipity'
"Serendipity" is high on the list of great words we don't seem to use often enough.
Exploring the word's dictionary definition of "happy accident" or "pleasant surprise" with modern dance, the Danceworks Performance Company and a handful of guest artists built a delightful evening of dance around the word. "Serendipity" opened this weekend in the company's studio theater. »Read Full Article
Next Act's 'Clockmaker' has strong acting, too many gears
We can't turn back the clock. But can we mend what's broken, reconstructing the past's shattered pieces so that we might keep on ticking into the future?
That's the question - or one of them - in Stephen Massicotte's "The Clockmaker," the 100-minute play that Next Act Theatre unveiled over the weekend, under Mary MacDonald Kerr's direction. »Read Full Article


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Mulinatsch-Coulm Val (YOC 2006)6pers. High speed chairlift (detachable)
Length: 2124 m · Carrying capacity/hour: 2900
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Length: 1627 m · Carrying capacity/hour: 1000
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Waltensburg-Alp Dado (YOC 2006)4pers. High speed chairlift (detachable)
Length: 2639 m · Carrying capacity/hour: 1200
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Chur-Känzeli (YOC 2006)45pers. Aerial tramway/Reversible ropeway
Length: 1098 m · Carrying capacity/hour: 600
Manufacturer: Bartholet BMF
Replacement lift: 25pers. Aerial tramway/Reversible ropeway
Rhäzuns-Feldis (YOC 2006)14pers. Aerial tramway/Reversible ropeway
Length: 2320 m · Carrying capacity/hour: 120
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HILO, Hawaii (AP) - Hawaii officials will make arrangements for those living in the path of a lava flow to watch the destruction of their homes.
POLSON, Mont. (AP) - A 3-year-old Montana boy who died of a bullet wound last week was shot in the back by an intoxicated man who said he didn't think the gun was loaded as they played together, prosecutors said.
MARYSVILLE, Wash. (AP) - A student recently crowned freshman class Homecoming prince walked into his Seattle-area high school cafeteria Friday and opened fire, killing one person and shooting several others in the head before turning the gun on himself, officials and witnesses said.
NEW YORK (AP) - Nearly 9,000 unpaid interns stand to benefit from a $6.4 million settlement with NBCUniversal over back wages.
HONOLULU (AP) - A growing lava stream threatening homes and inching closer to a rural road on Hawaii's Big Island oozed forward in fits and starts this week, frustrating some residents but giving officials a window of time to prepare.
NEW YORK (AP) - Alarmed by the case of an Ebola-infected New York doctor, the governors of New Jersey and New York on Friday ordered a mandatory, 21-day quarantine of all medical workers and other arriving airline passengers who have had contact with victims of the deadly disease in West Africa.
ROSWELL, N.M. (AP) - Google executive Alan Eustace broke the sound barrier and set several skydiving records over the southern New Mexico desert early Friday after taking a big leap from the edge of space.
OKEMAH, Okla. (AP) - An Oklahoma inmate was sentenced Friday to three life prison terms without parole in the killings of two girls and his fiancee, but his punishment was delayed about an hour because he attacked one of his defense attorneys with a razor blade.
NEW YORK (AP) - Amazon has long acted like an ideal customer on its own website: a freewheeling big spender with no worries about balancing a checkbook. Investors confident in founder and CEO Jeff Bezos' invest-and-expand strategy flooded into the stock as the company revolutionized shopping, upended the book industry and took on the cloud - even though its vast range of initiatives ate up all the company's profits.
DALLAS (AP) - UPS might levy surcharges or even turn away some holiday shipments this year if retailers surprise the delivery giant by dropping off more packages than they had planned.
DETROIT (AP) - U.S. investigators, automakers and a parts supply company are trying to figure out why some automobile air bags inflate with too much force, blowing apart metal canisters and sending shards flying at drivers and passengers.
AVONDALE, Ariz. (AP) - Police in a Phoenix suburb fatally shot a machete-wielding man Thursday after he rammed a patrol car in a stolen truck, injuring an officer.
NEW YORK (AP) - New York City police shot and killed a hatchet-wielding man on Thursday after he suddenly attacked a group of patrol officers without warning in broad daylight on a busy commercial district in Queens.
FREDERICK, Md. (AP) - An airplane and a helicopter collided in the air near a Maryland airport before crashing into a line of trees and a self-storage business Thursday afternoon, killing three people but sparing two men in the plane, who deployed a parachute attached to the aircraft before it hit the trees.
OTTAWA, Ontario (AP) - He seemed lost, "did not fit in," had drug problems, and went more than five years without seeing his mother. In recent weeks, he had been living at a homeless shelter and had talked about wanting to go to Libya - or Syria - but became agitated when he couldn't get a passport.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - A federal appeals court has upheld the petty misdemeanor arrest of an Albuquerque student accused of repeatedly disrupting his middle-school class ...
URBANA, Ill. (AP) - Champaign County State's Attorney Julia Rietz had just finished walking in a July 4th parade when her assistant told her a ...
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Riverwest Filling Station to open Jan. 29
Riverwest Filling Station, which I first told you about in May, is set to open 5 p.m. Jan. 29 at 701 E. Keefe Ave., after extensive remodeling of the former Albanese's Italian Restaurant.
Some of the remodeling involved unearthing original features such as a hardwood floor; some of it was modern additions, such as the contemporary grid of windows across the front of the building. »Read Full Blog Post(3)
Susie Essman, Richard Lewis are a hit and a miss
In the eyes of any talent booker, Richard Lewis and Susie Essman would seem like a totally compatible pairing for a comedy bill. Both standups regularly appear on Larry David's HBO hit comedy "Curb Your Enthusiasm." They're the same generation (Lewis is 65, Essman 57), and their takes on their Jewish backgrounds, aging and sexuality aren't too dissimilar.
And so Lewis and Essman were brought in as co-headliners for the second annual Laugh It Up Milwaukee benefit Saturday, presented by the Bayshore Community Foundation and hosted at the Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center in Whitefish Bay. »Read Full Article(6)
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Explore Native American culture through dance Wednesday at Schlitz Audubon Nature Center, 1111 E. Brown Deer Road, Bayside. Rob Preston, a member of the San Carlos Apache tribe, will take people into his culture with music, artwork and by performing three dance styles. »Read Full Article
Truth, faith, hope collide in Milwaukee Rep's 'How the World Began'
You can take as gospel truth that when a high school biology teacher in rural Kansas tells a classroom of students that creationism is "gobbledygook," there's going to be an uproar.
That's not exactly what Susan Pierce said to her students, but it's close enough to offend 16-year-old Micah Staab, for whom every word in the Book of Genesis is true. The ensuing conflict propels Catherine Trieschmann's "How the World Began," the intermission-free play now being staged by the Milwaukee Repertory Theater under Brent Hazelton's direction. »Read Full Article


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i feel bad n all but if its a thread of silence dont post 2!
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i feel bad n all but if its a thread of silence dont post 2!
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im from the town where the killer was from and i go to westfield high the same school he did. its just unbelievable someone from centreville would do this.
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What about us hunters? I know I won't hand my guns in just because of what some idiots do. Also you will never completely get rid of guns here. You could make them illegal but it still wouldn't be too hard to find one. The criminals would get a gun if its legal or not and the people that obey the law would be defenseless against them. I would rather have criminals with guns and me have one to defend myself with than to have a guy with an illegal gun break in my house and I don't have any weapons.
we have criminals in Australia, belive it or not
and they have guns
but criminals in general dont go and mass murder innocent people, they usually kill fellow criminals with their guns, which isnt such a bad thing
i feel nothing for a slain drug dealer
if the guns are removed from society, the type of strung out drug addict losers that break into people homes would find it very hard to get their hands on a gun, maybe not at first but 10 years on as is the case here in Australia trust me it gets a lot harder to get a gun if you want one.
but i know you will never do what we did
your all not smart enough
I just thought that it was an interesting fact that in Australia we only have two rights, yep, you heard right, two. They are:Originally Posted by viperjason
- The right to practice any religion we want
- The right to start our own religion
While we have almost no rights, we are still a free country.
Back on topic, I believe that in our country, banning guns was the right decision, it had the right impact and what happened here in 1996 has never happened again. But in the USA, I don't believe banning guns is the solution. One possible sollution is making much more strict gun laws for every state. Not allowing supermarkets to sell guns. I know that this is very general, but something has to change to stop what has happened. It is a terrible loss for those families, and I'm sure if it was your child that was shot dead, you would want something done about it to.
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Im honestly not sure why he posted at all... Think about it, its a forum.. forum is a place of discussion, whats the point of posting silence in a place where people communicate. Thats like going through a drive through and then pulling up to the window saying you want a double double with cheese, but not to make it.Originally Posted by kiraownsurmom
and plus, my typing is fairly silent, dont you agree. This isnt voice chat, but posting for silence undermines the purpose of the forum.
since when did people with guns only kill other bad people. if that was the case then you wouldnt need to post anything. first off some people sell drug for a hustle. just to make money. they should be killed for that? or shall i say not have feeling for their life? a life is a life. what about kids that sell drugs to make money. you wouldnt care if they where killed? i dont see what makes where you are from smater than where we are. ohhh look at us. we put a ban on guns. is that all you did? dont look like much of an accomplishment. im bet you still have crime.Originally Posted by AussieWii
Add me and ill add you. Maybe when wii can play games online i can whoop your ass. till then send a message or a Mii. Also give a brotha some rep points. click the lil mushroom.
so what your asking me isOriginally Posted by Robertking1123
If a kid sells drugs and ruins many peoples lives and then gets shot dead in the process do i Care ?
The answer is no, hustle or no hustle
since when
In Australia is since when
in general most gun deaths in Australia involve Drug dealers
so why would i care if a mafia drug lord is gunned down ?
wow 6 pages and barley anyone listened to what the thread starter had to say.If you don't think is needs to be a thread then simply DON'T POST IN IT!!!
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