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Build your brand by building our brands in the mobile market!Make your family proud by working on brands they know and love! Advertising AgeCrain's New York BusinessCreativityCrain's Chicago Business We are looking for a not-your-typical-geeky Mobile App Developer to join our not-your-typical-geeky cross brand digital team. We love to brainstorm about the amazing experience our incredible audiences should have, drink coffee, toss around the next wild and crazy idea that will make our brand even more amazing, work somewhat normal hours, and yes, code. Why be the developer working on brands that nobody knows? Imagine working with industry leading publications such as: Advertising Age, Creativity, Crain's Chicago Business and Crain's New York Business. This position will be a leader in creating a mobile app vision across these strong brands as we continue to aggressively expand our digital presence. The right candidate will be key in defining and developing new mobile business opportunities on tablets and smartphones. If you are looking for an opportunity to join an entrepreneurial environment where creativity and innovation are the keys to success, you have come to the right place. And if you are looking for an opportunity to join a stable organization with a stellar reputation, that is us too!This position could be located in either midtown Manhattan (2 blocks from Grand Central Station), overlooking Millennium Park in downtown Chicago, or comes with free parking in Detroit's Eastern Market.- Designing, developing, coding, testing and debugging new mobile apps, both iPhone and iPad, and providing support and developing enhancements to existing Company apps.- Ideally, can also perform similar tasks for Android-based apps.- Communicates well with both technical and non-technical colleagues.- Self-starter who can rapidly learn new programming languages, operating systems and SDKs.- Researches new mobile technologies to identify new opportunities for the Company.- Provides estimates upfront and sound project management throughout.- Can start development based on ideation and mock-ups provided by non-technical colleagues.- Can research new technology and analyze tools for best fit, usage, stability and performance.- Can work with other Company developers to learn new tools and languages and can also assist teammates with troubleshooting. Must be able to pitch in on other projects when needed.JOB REQUIREMENTS:- Understanding of data structures and algorithm design.- Understanding of Content Management Systems.- Objective-C/C/C++/C# , HTML5/CSS, Java, OOP/OOD, JSON, XML and schemas.- iOS 5+ experience, iPhone and iPad.- Creative problem solving skills a must.- Third party web services integration.- Must be able to operate as individual and team contributor.- Ability to switch projects and priorities quickly.- Five to seven years of development experience, with two-plus in mobile application development.- Published Mobile Applications available in App Store, preferably, or Android Market.Preferred:- JQuery Mobile, Appcelerator, Sencha, or comparable- Ruby, PHP, Python, or comparable- Web services development (SOAP, REST, etc.)


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Input/Output Relay Module with 3.7 to 32VDC Input Voltage, Black
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Written by Mark Millar with Chuck Austen; pencilled by Adam Kubert, Chris Bachalo, Esad Ribic and Kaare Andrews, with a new cover by Mark Brooks.
Marvel, paperback, 336 pages, published August 2007
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Anyone else going through this? I desperately want to be pregnant. It hasn't even been 2 weeks since my MC, but I feel like the sooner I get pregnant, the better. I feel so empty right now, you know? Our doctor told us to wait until APRIL. It seems SO FAR AWAY!! But, I do want to follow my doc's advice. If she says to wait, we'll wait. We'll do anything we can to help our chances of having a successful pregnancy. But in the mean time, the waiting is going to kill me.
Waiting to TTC is UNBEARABLE!
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Hi there Angela, I'm very sorry for your loss. I had a m/c on 12/22 and it's sooo annoying waiting for my first AF, let alone waiting to TTC again. At the rate I'm going, I'm guessing April will be the earliest we can try as well. That seems sooo far away, and I just try to think of other things I will be able to enjoy between now and then. For example, we are going to Disney and I'm excited that I can now ride the rides. Also, I can enjoy my St Patrick's day and have some beers. With that said, the wait is frustrating, and I know it will be even MORE frustrating when we do TTC and I'll have the two week wait again. I just hope it happens for us all sooner than later. I wanted to have my children two years apart and this changed our plans but I know it happened for a reason. I'm going to be 33 this month though and I know that time is ticking ya know?
Anyhow, hang in there and know that you are not alone! ((HUGS))
I feel ya. I m/c on NYE and this waiting game is driving me nuts. I just want to get moving and have my first AF already so I can start trying. I took an online class this quarter to help keep my mind occupied in the meantime. Lot of good that did! I finished it in four days.
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Angela, I've come to expect good days and bad. I know how you're feeling as the first weeks after my m/c I was deperate to TTC again, so I was so frustrated that I couldn't. Now I'm much more relaxed about waiting to TTC, but I'm getting anxious that my cycles aren't coming back in a timely fashion. I think this whole m/c experience is an emotional roller coaster ride and I'm ready to get off of it; I'm assuming many of you feel the same way. Yes, the wait does get easier, but it doesn't get easy, at least in my opinion. Hang in there!
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I knwo all about the waiting thing too. Tuesday will be 2 weeks from my d&c. Dh and I talked last night about me wanting to try again. He said after DD was born he didn't want anymore kids. He has 2 sons 14 and 18.
This pregnancy was a surprise. I wrote him a letter the other day telling him how I felt when I was pg, after we found out the baby quite growing, and now. He said last night the wants to wait until DD is 3 or 4 yrs old. I think it's b/c he wants the boys to be out of the house. DD just turned 16 mths 2 days ago. I've been a little depressed since he told me that but I guess I have to be glad he didn't tell me he didn't want anymore kids. I've made some progress but I think I'm going to pull my hair out before our time gets here.
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I think everyone handles stress in their own way, but here's some advice that I would like to offer. I had my mc in Oct 08, and I was devistated as I am sure you are as well. At first, all I could think about were the threads that I read about women who got pregnant right after their mc and had successful pregnancies. I did read about other women who waited and also had successful pregnancies as well but it was the ones who went right back into it that stuck with me. Then I talked to my dr and asked point blank why are we suppose to wait a few periods before trying again. My dr told me mainly it has more to do with timing. They would rather we wait to allow you the chance to get back to "normal" before getting pregnant so they can better determine how far along you may be. It also has to do with allowing your bosy the chance to recover from the m/c but that happens rather quickly. So with my dr's advice my husband and I have waited and NOW I can honestly say I am glad we waited b/c it has given me the chance to come to grips with what happened and allowed me to find the peace I needed before moving on.
I understand not all women will agree with this, and it is by no way meant to offend anyone who did or wants to get pregnant right after their m/c. I just wanted to share with you that it does get easier to wait over time. I wanted my children to be two years apart, but that isn't going to happen and apparently that is the way it's suppose to be. Either way you decide to go I wish you the very best!!!!
DS-Beau Robet 03/09/07, Angel baby�10/08, Peyton Margaret�05/12/10�
"Dear Lord, please make me the kind of person my dog thinks I am."
Well, we can all be buddys. we sound a lot alike. I had my D&C on Dec. 22nd. This was my 3rd loss. I got pregnant right away after my 2nd (we were not even trying) and it ended up being my 3rd loss. My DH and I both agreed with the doctor that we are waiting until April 1st to try again. I also made myself focus on other things such as losing weight and planning family vacations. So we can all get through this together and focus on what we want for 2009. Good luck everyone.
My doctor told me to wait two full cycles to give the endometrium time to "fatten up" and get healthy again. Now reading this I am scared that won't be enough time. I have three healthy kids, all who were threatened miscarriages but did just fine. Then I lost Andrew late in November 08. I want to try again after our second cycle at the end of January. This m/c was devastating and I don't want to go through that again, but I am 36. The clock is ticking. Any thoughts?
Emma 2/98, Timothy 10/00, Jayson 7/06, Andrew 11/08 ~8~, and Riley 11/09... Thank you, God, for my blessings!
It's nice to know I'm not alone!! I'm glad we have each other for support during the wait! The waiting is ridiculous though and I have a LONG way to go. GRRR.
Lauri, my doc said to wait at least 2 cycles and you've waited your 2 cycles. I read on www.americanpregnancy.org that your chances of MCing a 2nd time is about 20-25%, so only slightly higher than your chances of miscarrying a first time (i guess your chances may be slightly higher since you're in your mid-30's...not sure though!). If you're nervous about only waiting 2 cycles, then just wait for another month to ttc. One month isn't going to make a huge deal (time-wise) but may make you feel better/less nervous.
As far as nerves go, from what I hear, anyone who has suffered a MC will be nervous with any pregnancy from here on out. It sucks because it's like the first MC takes away from the full-blown excitement of getting pregnant in the future. In any case, hang in there! You're definately not alone!
Angela (27)
Married to my soulmate Bo (26) since 7/21/07. Expecting our first 2/2/10. Can't wait to meet you Brodrick "Brody" James!
Thank you! Hugs to you!
Emma 2/98, Timothy 10/00, Jayson 7/06, Andrew 11/08 ~8~, and Riley 11/09... Thank you, God, for my blessings!
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Hotel was superb. Meals outstanding, service great. The tours of the Lake District were gorgeous, informative and fun. Would highly recommend this tour.
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The two day trips were a great introduction to the lakes district. A large area was covered with gifted guides with lots of local knowledge. I'm planning my next trip back to complete some of the splendid walks. My accommodation was excellent: the staff were friendly and professional, the room was clean and comfortable. The stand out component of my stay was the 3 course meal served each night. It was innovative and delicious, a job well done
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Hill+Knowlton Strategies
based in Washington, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (USA)
H+K Strategies offers senior counsel, insightful research and strategic communications planning throughout the world. We have 83 offices in 46 countries, and our clients represent 46 of Interbrand`s 2010 Top 100 Global Brands. We view sustainability as a holistic approach that integrates environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations into corporate strategy so ...
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Survivor Eva Hart remembers the night, April 15, 1912, on which the Titanic plunged 12,000 feet to the Atlantic floor, some two hours and forty minute...
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Scripture: 2 Timothy 1:7-1:9
Shared: 3/6/2002
BY LIFE OR BY DEATH John Piper, in his book, Future Grace, reprinted a letter by Carl Lundquist, former president of Bethel College and Seminary....
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One nice thing about growing older is that you and your children eventually wind up on the same side of the generation gap....
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Scripture: 2 Timothy 1:1-1:14, 2 Timothy 2:5-2:14
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In a speech made in 1863, Abraham Lincoln said, "We have been the receipients of the choicest bounties of heaven; we have been preserved these many ye...
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Several years ago the Peanuts comic strip had Lucy and Charlie Brown practicing football. Lucy would hold the ball for Charlie's placekicking an...
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One summer night during a severe thunderstorm a mother was tucking her small son into bed. She was about to turn the light off when he asked in a trem...
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There are a lot of things you and I are afraid of. I found a list of phobias that I thought would be neat to share. Cyberphobia: fear of computers;...
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Scripture: 2 Timothy 1:6-1:7, 2 Timothy 1:1-1:1
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Booth-Tucker preached in Chicago one day, and out from the throng a burdened laborer came and said to him, before all the audience, "You can talk like...
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Can New CEO Put Fizz Back in Coke?
Kent Takes Helm This Week With Plans To Recharge U.S. Carbonated Drink Sales
Coca-Cola Co. KO -1.03 % 's president and chief operating officer, Muhtar Kent, is taking over as chief executive just as the beverage market is losing some of its fizz.
When the company announced late last year that Mr. Kent, the 55-year-old protégé of Chairman and Chief Executive Officer E. Neville Isdell, would ascend to the top spot on July 1, the global beverage giant appeared to be finally shaking off years of malaise.
But since then, Coke's stock has fallen 21% from an eight-year high in January. In recent weeks, two of Coke's biggest bottlers in Europe and the U.S. have issued profit warnings, clear indicators that the deteriorating economy is cutting into beverage sales. At least one analyst says U.S. sales have recently slowed in Glaceau drinks, which Coke acquired in a $4.1 billion acquisition of Energy Brands Inc. last year, a major deal Mr. Kent drove.
Mr. Kent insists that the beverage industry is better positioned than many other businesses to weather economic difficulties. He says rapid urbanization and blossoming of the middle class in big emerging nations are juicing demand for on-the-go beverages. So many people are moving to urban centers that it is like "adding a city the size of New York to the world every three months," he said in a recent interview.
Coke said in late May that it remains confident in its "global business outlook" for the second quarter and the full year. Coke has also said in recent months that Glaceau sales are strong, and a Coke spokesman said the company is pleased with its acquisition.
But Mr. Kent acknowledges that he faces stronger headwinds than were expected seven months ago. He has indicated that as CEO he will stick to the current strategic plan emphasizing closer cooperation with retailers, improved marketing and aggressive expansion into juice and other drinks.
"No one knows what the world macro scene is going to be like in the next six to eight months," he said. "But my prediction is there will be some tough times, and we'll be best poised to deal with them, with our bottling partners."
Mr. Kent says Coke can revive carbonated soft-drink growth in the U.S. "I don't want to put a number on the table in terms of how soon, but we feel that we're working towards it," he said, cautioning that growth would still be "not high."
Mr. Kent, the son of a Turkish diplomat who holds dual U.S.-Turkish citizenship, has been a major force in a turnaround led by Mr. Isdell that put the global giant back on track after years of turmoil.
He has been gradually transitioning into the CEO role since December 2007. He will retain the title of president. Mr. Isdell, 65, will remain chairman until April 2009. It isn't yet clear whether Mr. Kent will also assume that role then.
Mr. Kent's elevation marks a stunning comeback after an insider-trading controversy more than a decade ago cost him his job as a senior executive of Coca-Cola Amatil Ltd., a Sydney-based Coke bottler. Mr. Kent said that without his knowledge, his financial adviser sold short 100,000 Amatil shares before a profit warning on Nov. 15, 1996. He reached a civil settlement in the matter, disgorged his profits, and denied wrongdoing.
Mr. Isdell remained an ardent supporter of Mr. Kent, and pushed for his return to top Coke leadership after Mr. Isdell was called back from retirement to run the company in 2004. Coke's board ordered a new review of the stock matter, and declared Mr. Kent clear of any suspicion. Mr. Isdell named him to run several international units in 2005 and then elevated him to head the company's overall international business in January 2006.
Working closely together, Messrs. Isdell and Kent found a hit in Coca-Cola Zero, the company's new diet cola, and accelerated international soft-drink sales by fixing ailing bottlers and troubled markets like Japan, India and the Philippines. But they haven't managed to reverse declines in U.S. sales of carbonated soft drinks. Now, the weak economy, along with negative publicity about the environmental impact of plastic bottles, is turning some U.S. consumers off once fast-growing drinks like bottled water.
Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc., which handles Coke sales in most of the U.S., warned in May that second-quarter profit would slip. Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Co., whose sales territory includes Eastern Europe, earlier this month lowered its forecasts, citing slowing sales in Italy, Romania and Ukraine.
The profit warnings unnerved analysts and investors who have been hoping Coke and its bottlers can offset declining U.S. sales with robust growth in emerging markets. It "raises issues on the impacts we might see in consumer spending across the globe, especially when a relatively affordable item like soft drinks is impacted," Morgan Stanley analyst Bill Pecoriello wrote in a research note. He expects 2008 U.S. nonalcoholic beverage industry volume growth to be the "worst in decades."
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Dead Sea Clinic official site
In the heart of the Israeli Dead Sea resort located the Dead Sea clinic medical center, over 20 years we treating patients from all over the world under the supervision of Professor MD Michael Rivkin.
Every one of us wishes to have a good health, precisely because of this health care and medical treatment, must be based on the highest medical ethic and professionalism.
The Dead Sea clinic foundation was built on the principle of classic Kurortology in its best traditions and its effects that has been proven by time.
During long years of practice and research of Rehabilitation Techniques at the Dead Sea resort our medical center became famous at its results worldwide. And we will continue redirecting all of our recourses to research and perfect our medical knowledge for new developments in our area so we can provide our patients the newest and the best treatment possible, as we put the health improvement and their weal being long lasting as much it is possible as our primary goal.
Medical center - Dead sea clinic is located on the shore of the dead sea in Israel, the climate and the Nature of this location are famous us healing oasis and on its base the dead sea clinic provide first class treatments , combining our knowledge and first class technology… in recovery and successful healing of a number of diseases.
Treatment at the Dead Sea clinic carried out using traditional methods of Kurortology and also known medical methods. The clinic is equipped with the most modern and newest Equipment for performing more than 100 kinds of medical and Restoration treatments Such as balneo- thalassotherapy, aromatherapy, Pelotherapy, physiotherapy. One of the singularities of the clinic is using medical cosmetology combined with thalassotherapy. The totally new Technology Allows us to make treatments that get an amazing and very affective result in the dermatological field and also on resulting esthetic problems and high results on rejuvenation.
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The name Dead Sea doesn't really reflect on his area that actually full of life. The Dead Sea shore located 400 meters under the sea level what makes it the lowest place in the world, the Dead Sea water is a pantry of mineral substances. Along the desert sandy and in some places rocky shores one may find many thermal springs and Reservoirs of black mud. All of that Combined with the sunny dry climate and the fresh air makes the Dead Sea shore world known resort read more...


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Mon, Sep 12, 2016, 1:57 am // Dick ConoboyNeighborhood organizations are a foundational piece of Bellingham's community activism dating back to the late 1970s. Today, these groups are "ground zero" for improving our community's collective quality…
Thu, Sep 29, 2016, 5:00 am // Tip Johnson
When zerohedge.com, publishes an article about debunking the Obama Recovery Farce, many will take it with a grain of salt.
But when the guts of it are coming out of the Harvard Business School's 2016 surveys on U.S. competitiveness, one might start thinking about adding pepper and enjoying a worthy meal. See, "Problems unsolved and a Nation Divided."
Both sides understand "divided" but there is a lot of meat on these bones. So much that it might cause a little indigestion. Isn't that part of 'pairing' in fine dining?
Well, pair it with this. Bloomberg.com is dishing it out, too. Their take on a Possible Trump Presidency includes buying gold and selling stocks. The dollar will strengthen under Trump. Bond yields will rise. Equities may decline, especially in emerging markets, due in part to a stronger dollar.
Harvard's complaint of division was eerily reflected in the debates. Clinton's broader experience and more comprehensive policy framework scored high with wonks and hacks. But likely Trump voters saw his paternalistic abuse as victoriously pummeling his opponent. So she looked terrible to his voters, and he to hers. It's a big divide you can't see across. You can see across the Grand Canyon.
Bloomberg's and Harvard's views (not to mention Conoboy's most recent piece) make good political digestion seem impossible for the foreseeable future. Hopefully we will be spared even worse economic gastritis. But probably not, because the chief, overarching defect to our economic organization is that the poorest always pay the most.
Can we eventually learn to observe more circumspectly, discourse more civily and organize more compassionately? Or should we just invest in Tums?
World Economy on Crutches
Wed, Sep 28, 2016, 8:46 am // Dick Conoboy
The world's economic situation is dire and the disease-ridden Goliath is about to collapse as the crutches of the last decade will no longer hold the weight of total global debt. The central banks of various nations and the so-called European Union have had the money presses working around the clock while whistling in the dark and hoping against hope that the collapse will not happen soon, or at least not on their watch. Chris Martensen at Counterpunch last Monday in a piece entitled Hell To Pay laments, "'...dumb' mistakes have become 'stupid', and 'stupid' became 'idiotic', and now 'idiotic' mistakes are piling up, accumulating into a mountain of stored potential energy that will someday topple destructively across the global markets. We've all known, deep down, that money printing is not the same as capital formation, and that prosperity never truly results from redistributing wealth from one group to another. And yet, far too many have been willing to play along and place their trust in the central banks. Well, we've finally reached the beginning of the end."
Continuing he says, "By the numbers, central banks have been little more than serial bubble blowers, which is not actually a very impressive trick at all. Dump a bunch of cheap, thin-air money into the markets and that's pretty much what you get every time: a bubble. Or bubbles, plural (which is what we're living with now across stocks, bonds, real estate and nearly every other financial asset class)"
The charts in his article are particularly telling but you won't see any of these during the risibly termed "presidential debates" or as a prop of any politician, including our current Líder Máximo who assures us that all is well. Locally, we will take a devastating hit when our city and county tax revenues take a plunge that will make the last downturn look like a momentary blip. Tax receipts will be hit hard as people lose their jobs, their pensions and their homes (yet again) when the stock market, the bond market and the housing bubbles burst. The feeble flow of federal dollars into the region will turn to a trickle or will shut down for all intents and purposes. You don't have income, you don't buy and you certainly cannot pay the mortgage.
But we in Whatcom County plan for growth. Just check out the comprehensive plans of the city and county to see how detached from reality we have become.
Sweden Fights Generalized Crapification With Sensible Policy
Tue, Sep 27, 2016, 4:00 am // David Camp
In case you are looking for some good news in the face of the appalling spectacle of The Clinton V. Trump Reality TeeVee Show, here's some good news from Sweden.
The Swedes see wastefulness as a bug, not a feature - and are proposing to incentivise Reducing, Repairing, and Recycling with simple tax law changes. FIrst - reduce the sales tax by over half on repairs to shoes, bicycles, and clothing. Second, provide a 50% income tax deduction for the labor cost of repairing home appliances. Both are good as far as they go - not only reducing waste, but also encouraging employment in repairing people's stuff.
I grew up in a town where on the main street, between Davies the butcher (who raised the lamb he sold on his family farm) and Ray's Shoe Store was A.P.Farmer's appliance repair store. It provided a good living for Mr. Farmer and his family, who owned a house in town. I doubt there were many families in town who had not taken their kettle or radio or vacuum to Mr. Farmer for repair. It would have been unthinkable to throw a perfectly good kettle away just because the cord was frayed or a radio because it needed a new tube. There were also two shoe repair stores in town - because people wore good quality shoes that needed periodic sole replacement. And a bicycle store that may have charged a bit more than the chains but were handy and competent when the bike you rode to school needed attention. I wish I could say that Mr. Farmer's store is still in business - but it is long gone. His living was killed by cheap imported products that are designed to be thrown away when they break. Same for the shoe repair stores - one does remain, but servicing a smaller, older, clientele - if it were not for skate sharpening, he too would be gone.
Now this may sound like a cranky old guy rant - but wouldn't you rather keep money in circulation on your own comunity? Shouldn't we be encouraging self-employment and thrift rather than destroying local employment and creating waste? Someone at my favorite hardware store in the world, Hardware Sales, said this to me one fine day - "Your first duty is to create employment for yourself. Your second duty is to create employment for others". To me, this these are words to live by. But our corporatist structure regards employees as problems to be dispensed with - from Uber threatening its
employees I mean "independent contractors" with self-driving cars; or Peace Health's firing of fifty-nine local medical transcriptionists to save $5 per hour by shipping their jobs out of State. Efficiency! Progress! Unemployment! Dislocation! Greed! Hollowing out local economies in search of greater profits and no sense of obligation to society is the modern neo-liberal creed. Just look at the mess it's created at the Herald, where there's apparently little money for basic local reporting, because they have to save money by laying off more people. It's a vicious cycle - but exactly the kind of thing that the corporatist creed brings forth.
News Sources for Burlington Shootings
Sat, Sep 24, 2016, 9:44 am // John Servais
The shootings last night at the Cascade Mall in Burlington have resulted in 5 persons dead, 4 of them women. The shooter is, as of mid morning this Saturday, still on the loose and still unidentified - at least publically. A very good surveliance camera photos of him do exist and we post them here. It is very reasonable to consider he may be hiding in Whatcom County as we are only 12 miles from the Cascade Mall. And Bellingham is just 20 miles up I-5.
It was smart of the police to release the photo so quickly. We of the public can and want to assist in having this guy found and arrested. A simply 911 phone call and the authorities will be quiclkly checking out leads. One assumes.
The two online news outfits to be giving the best coverage this morning are the Skagit Valley Herald with their GoSkagit website. They are located in Mount Vernon, across the river from Burlington, and do a great job covering all Skagit Valley news year round. The Seattle Times has shown great reporting even from last evening. The Times is still a real newspaper, reporting local news throughout Puget Sound, including Bellingham.
On Twitter, there are several tweets for the tag #CascadeMallShooting with the Skagit Count Department of Emergency Management - @SkagitDEM - being the account I'm following.
Time for white people to do something for #BlackLivesMatter
Fri, Sep 23, 2016, 5:00 am // Ralph Schwartz
As of 5 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 22, two black people have died in the past week at the hands of police: Keith Lamont Scott, 43, in Charlotte, North Carolina; and Terence Crutcher, 40,in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Crutcher was unarmed, and the officer who shot him was charged on Thursday with manslaughter. Police in Charlotte claim Scott's killing was justified. No action will be taken against the officer who killed Scott, a father of seven.
Family men minding their own business, going about their daily routines, not looking for trouble. But trouble found them in the form of men and women in blue who are supposed to serve and protect. This story is getting old. The question becomes, what to do about it?
As a white man who enjoys a position of privilege in this country, and who doesn't get nervous whenever he sees a police officer, the question is more urgent for me than it might first appear. The problem of cops shooting black people is a white problem, after all.
Pop culture blogger and author Luvvie Ajayi had this to say:
"White people, I'm talking to you. THIS. IS. YOUR. PROBLEM. TO. FIX. Y'all got some work to do, because this system that y'all keep on privileging from, you've got to help us dismantle it. Because those of us who are Black and Brown. We have tried. You created this robot, and it is yours to deactivate. My skinfolk don't have the passcode. This is your monster to slay."
The answer to the white person question, "What do I do?" isn't always clear. Luvvie again: "I don't know exactly how but shit. Create an app or something."
Derrick Weston, a progressive Presbyterian minister, wrote "The Five Things I Need From White People Right Now" in response to the Terence Crutcher shooting. There are some good ideas in there.
For me, it starts with a protest at the federal building in Bellingham at 6 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 23. Advice to whites from Luvvie: "Use your bodies in this fight. Take to these streets and march and protest, showing that you are not okay with what is happening. Be on the frontlines, showing that you have a vested interest in the well-being of Black and brown people."
See you on the streets.
The Misery Money Medical Machine
Thu, Sep 22, 2016, 4:00 am // Tip Johnson
Dr. Paul Craig Roberts was Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Economic Policy and associate editor of the Wall Street Journal. He was columnist for Business Week, Scripps Howard News Service, and Creators Syndicate. He has held many university appointments.
In 2013, Roberts published an anonymous, critical analysis of Obamacare titled, "Obamacare: A Deception" which details how "Obamacare works for the insurance companies but not for you" and why "The legislation neither protects the patient nor are the plans affordable". The same author in a 2014 sent Roberts a followup, "Obamacare: The Final Payment: Raiding the assets of low-income and poor Americans", which explains how aspects of the law mean the "poorest Americans will pay the highest cost of health care as they, and they alone, are subject to having the family home and any other assets…confiscated by the state in order to reimburse Obamacare for the cost of their medical expenses."
Now, even doctors are frustrated with it. In 2012, 54 percent of physicians supported the health reform law, 29.3 percent didn't, and only 16 percent said they were strongly opposed to it. In 2016, 47 percent consider the ACA "a great disservice to Americans". Forty-five percent take the middle ground and only 7.5 percent think "it has been great"." Nearly half (45 percent) think the ACA should be repealed and/or replaced.
Providers are pulling out. Obama is meeting with those that remain.
In some exchanges, only one provider is available, making health care giants start looking like cable companies to their captive customers. Maybe we will eventually come to our senses and do what the rest of the developed world did long ago - Universal Health Care.
Debate Debacle
Wed, Sep 21, 2016, 4:54 am // Dick Conoboy
Two years ago I wrote an article for NWCitizen entitled "Panem et Circenses - Why I Did Not Watch The Super Bowl" For much the same reason, I will not watch the "presidential debates", which are neither debates nor presidential but very much a circus. Run by a faux, non-partisan (as long as you are either a Democrat or a Republican) organization called the Commission on Presidential Debates, that makes risible claims to be educating the public, the spectacle does little more than bring money to their coffers and to those of broadcasters while offering talking dogs for your entertainment. No matter what question is asked, the candidate will respond (woof. arf!) with some canned, pre-approved and non-sensical statement from which nothing can be learned except that the candidate has given up any shred of being a person who has any sense at all of what is happening in the world. Worse yet, they are asking you, the viewer, to join with them in the phantasm.
In a recent article posted on Truthdiig.com Bill Moyers and Michael Winship called for cancelling the debates saying, "if the present format and moderators remain as they are, threaten an effect on democracy more like Leopold and Loeb than Lincoln and Douglas." Surely the year's understatement.
They go on to tell us, "In 1988, the League [of Women Voters] pulled out of the Bush-Dukakis debates, declaring in a press release, "It has become clear to us that the candidates' organizations aim to add debates to their list of campaign-trail charades devoid of substance, spontaneity and answers to tough questions. The League has no intention of becoming an accessory to the hoodwinking of the American public." It has been all down hill since the "Commission" has filled the vacuum with the vacuous, an achievement not unlike the discovery of the Higgs boson.
Moyers and Winship remind us that, "...Woody Allen said back in one of his earlier, funnier films — that the whole thing is a travesty of a mockery of a sham of a mockery of a travesty of two mockeries of a sham. And why are we so complacent about the hijacking of our political process — that it has descended to this level where the two parties and the media giants pick as the only surrogates of the American people the minions of an oligarchic media riddled with cronyism and conflicts of interest?"
Read the entire Moyers Winship piece "There's No Debate" here and do something pleasant on debate night like taking a walk with a friend or a lover.
Herbal Medicine - Another Thing the Hippies Got Right
Tue, Sep 20, 2016, 1:37 am // David Camp
Despite the thirty-year official policy of hippy-bashing, started under Reagan, and continued earnestly by Clinton with the ramp up of the "War on (some out of patent) Drugs" and the Incarceration-industrial Complex, the hippies have been proven right time and again. Yes the war machine is corrupting and evil; yes the waste and degradation of our industrial society is disrespectful and destructive of our living planet; yes our healthcare and food systems are corrupted and sickened by profiteering corporatists for whom misleading their customers is a fundamental part of the business model. Consider the moral degeneracy of the management of Mylan Pharma - which hiked the price of its epiPen product over 400% in seven years. Notably, the CEO of Mylan, the daughter of Democrat Senator Manchin, was rewarded for her profiteering on the backs of people who could die from anaphylactic shock from a bee sting with a $14 million+ pay package.
Such epic greed and corruption and moral degeneracy - surely the mark of the beast is upon these creatures.
It's hard to know what to do when the very fabric of society, its underpinnings, are fundamentally and systematically wrong. The Leary creed- "Turn on, tune in, drop out" - is impractical except for the truly brave and strong and pig-headed. We live in a complex money society where we control virtually none of the inputs into our lives. Sure we have choice - between Shell or Exxon gas; between Tide and All; and so on. But try surviving without money. Even the homeless find this impossible. So in order to balance survival and the need to be moral actors in the world we must be selective in what aspects of the corporatist world we turn our backs on.
Fortunately, much of the stuff we are sold by the corporatist misleaders is unecessary or downright destructive. But everyone has to eat, and everyone gets sick and needs medicine from time to time. Plant medicines were the original medicines - why buy the overpriced pharmaceuticals when your garden can be a pharmacoepia? Our ancient and aboriginal peoples had deep wisdom of plant medicine and nutrition ( I include all humans - everyone is aboriginal somewhere!). And that is why the picture accompanying this post is the common weed plantain - which is a nutritious edible that also has healing properties.
Plantain, when chewed up and applied as a poultice, reduces inflammation and allergic reaction to insect bites - and makes the corporatist profiteers' epipen unnecesessary except in the most extreme cases. (Consult your medical professional).
As the excesses of our technological world create unexpected chaotic results, we must turn to the living world to restore balance, and live in respect and harmony with the living planet. Consider that less than 90 years after its discovery by Scotsman Alexander Fleming, penicillin is no longer effective against many infections - and subsequent antibiotics are also increasingly ineffective. Mother Nature bats last. But she also holds the keys - if we can overcome our ignorance and arrogance and learn from her.
NW Citizen Hosting Political Trivia Night Oct 12th
Sat, Sep 17, 2016, 3:27 am // John Servais
Test your political trivia, have a delicious drink and join in the fun for the first Political Trivia Night by Northwest Citizen. That's right, we're putting on an event and it is going to be exciting!
Come to Political Trivia 7pm on Wed, Oct. 12th, at the Brandywine Kitchen , 1317 Commercial St., in downtown Bellingham.
I will be hosting a night of pub trivia ($5 per person, cash prizes) with the help of former Political Junkie Riley Sweeney.
The proceeds are going to Northwest Citizen for some serious tech upgrades. After many years of patching the code that runs this site, we are taking it to the next level with a complete overhaul. We've got a very talented programmer helping us along and the funds raised by this trivia night will help cover those costs.
So come on down, laugh at Riley's jokes, and enjoy the company of other political junkies. We would love to see you there.
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Misleading/Incomplete Report on Rental Inspection ResultsOn 26 September the city's Planning Director provided a report to city council on rental inspection results that is misleading, incomplete and, intentionally or unintentionally, tends to understate…
Dick Conoboy
Fri, Sep 30, 2016, 3:37 am
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The War Has Just BegunSlum landlords are alive and thriving. Over this summer 50% [corrected] of rental units failed the city's initial health and safety inspection.
Dick Conoboy
Fri, Sep 16, 2016, 8:02 am
17 comments; last on Sep 30, 2016
MNAC Paddy Whack Give the Dog a BoneThe vital role in city politics of the Mayor's Neighborhood Advisory Commission (MNAC) has gradually diminished over the past five years and is now at an all time…
Dick Conoboy
Mon, Sep 12, 2016, 1:57 am
10 comments; last on Sep 24, 2016
Chapter 3: City Council Agenda ManagementAnne Mackie writes the backstory that tells "the rest of the story" of how the August harsh attacks on citizens by the council had roots in July.
Guest writer
Sat, Sep 10, 2016, 1:02 am
1 comments; last on Sep 10, 2016
Housing Forum on Wednesday, Sep 14The York Neighborhood is sponsoring a forum on housing concerns on Wednesday, Sept 14th at the Garden Methodist Church at 7pm.
Dick Conoboy
Wed, Sep 07, 2016, 8:09 am
4 comments; last on Sep 10, 2016
A Big "Never Mind"Anne Mackie gives us an overview of the planning kerfuffle during August between citizens and the Bham city council. And the bad attitudes of some council members.
Guest writer
Wed, Aug 31, 2016, 4:59 am
5 comments; last on Aug 31, 2016
Coal Trains Blocked by Local ProtestersUpdated on Monday. An elaborate tripod was erected over the railroad tracks on the bridge over Chuckanut Bay and protesters sat in a sling. 11 hour train stoppage.
John Servais
Sun, Aug 28, 2016, 4:56 pm
3 comments; last on Aug 29, 2016
Chapter 2: Playing the race cardThree emails: April Barker writes about ADUs and her perspective; Anne Mackie and Dick Conoboy respond.
Dick Conoboy
Tue, Aug 23, 2016, 9:02 pm
6 comments; last on Aug 25, 2016
Temper Tantrum Taints City CouncilCouncil President Pinky Vargas loses it over minor violations of the three-minute comment rule. Is this any way to run a council?
Dick Conoboy
Mon, Aug 15, 2016, 3:13 am
11 comments; last on Aug 29, 2016
Anti-Nuclear Weapons ship 'Golden Rule' to VisitEllen Murphy writes about the sailboat that sailed toward nuclear test site in Pacific in 1958 and will visit Bellingham August 20 - 22. Now protesting modernization of…
Guest writer
Sat, Aug 13, 2016, 11:19 am
1 comments; last on Aug 15, 2016
Hiyu ferry for Lummi Island service - ExplainedJim Dickinson writes: Why the surplus Washington State ferry Hiyu should replace the Whatcom Chief for our Whatcom County ferry service to Lummi Island.
Guest writer
Tue, Jul 12, 2016, 10:55 pm
6 comments; last on Aug 06, 2016
Lummi Island DrawbridgeThe Lummi Island ferry is a very old and decrepit vessel. The state ferry system wants to give us a newer one in great condition. Whatcom County says…
Tip Johnson
Sat, Jun 25, 2016, 10:08 pm
6 comments; last on Jun 30, 2016
Options High School: Great idea, wrong siteTim Paxton guest writes about the defects in planning for the Options High School.
Guest writer
Mon, Jun 06, 2016, 5:03 pm
5 comments; last on Jun 26, 2016
Ferndale volunteers build kids playgroundOver 2,000 volunteers have just built a new playground in six days. We do a photo story.
John Servais
Sun, Jun 05, 2016, 8:29 pm
1 comments; last on Jun 06, 2016
Greenways may reverse heron colony buffer purchase this eveningThe Greenways Advisory Committee meets this evening and may reverse their May decision to purchase the heron colony buffer woods.
John Servais
Fri, Jun 03, 2016, 12:29 am
10 comments; last on Jun 07, 2016
We need to protect our Great Blue Heron colonyBellingham's only heron colony needs forested buffer - and the land owner is willing to sell. Greenways has voted to buy it, but our city council must act.
John Servais
Tue, May 31, 2016, 9:51 pm
5 comments; last on Jun 01, 2016
Memorial Day 2016 - Thanking a True SoldierThis veteran, Chris Brown, deserves our deep thanks for his achievement with Growing Veterans as Executive Director, a post that he has left. He will continue as President…
Dick Conoboy
Thu, May 26, 2016, 5:23 am
3 comments; last on Jun 08, 2016
Singing the Comp Plan BluesAs the city council takes up consideration of the comprehensive plan, citizen input is critical. Otherwise in a few years and in response to housing and land use…
Dick Conoboy
Mon, May 23, 2016, 5:21 am
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Proposed over-water walkway is deadThe planned concrete walkway from Boulevard Park to the Cornwall landfill, using millions in Greenway funds, has been abandoned by Bellingham. We again thank the Lummi.
John Servais
Sat, May 21, 2016, 4:32 pm
11 comments; last on May 26, 2016
Breaking Free: A New Age Ghost DanceJay Taber, a strong environmentalist for decades, guest writes a harsh critique of the 350 org anti-fossil fuel demonstrations at the Anacortes oil refineries last weekend.
Guest writer
Wed, May 18, 2016, 4:46 pm
2 comments; last on May 24, 2016
Missing Options High School traffic studyBellingham School officials expect a slam dunk by Hearing Examiner and city council on street vacation and conditional use permit. By Patrick McKee.
Guest writer
Tue, May 17, 2016, 7:45 pm
2 comments; last on May 18, 2016
Uber: Supporting the Troops?Uber, the cheap ride taxi company, is targeting the troops to become drivers in ads disguised as articles in publications such as the Army Times.
Dick Conoboy
Mon, May 16, 2016, 5:20 am
0 comments
Herons or Oil: Which are long term?The March Point protestors this weekend will hopefully show serious concern and not disturb the heron colony near the refineries.
John Servais
Sat, May 14, 2016, 9:34 am
2 comments; last on May 15, 2016
No Coal Terminal at Cherry Point - FinalThe Seattle office of the Army Corps of Engineers has formally denied a permit for building a coal terminal at Cherry Point in Whatcom County. Updated at 4pm.
John Servais
Mon, May 09, 2016, 12:10 pm
4 comments; last on May 09, 2016
Boring, predictable Trump plays to conservative Lynden crowdSupporters say he will beat Hillary Clinton.
Ralph Schwartz
Sat, May 07, 2016, 10:47 pm
3 comments; last on May 24, 2016
Citizens: BPD dismissive of people of colorGroup cites failure to investigate assaults on anti-police-racism marchers
Ralph Schwartz
Tue, Apr 26, 2016, 7:04 pm
5 comments; last on Aug 25, 2016
An Open Letter to U.S. Representative Rick LarsenAlso to all U.S. Representative candidates in the 1st and 2nd U.S. Congressional districts for the election in 2016
David Camp
Tue, Apr 26, 2016, 3:46 pm
1 comments; last on Apr 27, 2016
Five districts pass; GOP incites conservatives to fight map in courtRepublicans rolled over and approved the Democrats' map to set the stage for a legal challenge
Ralph Schwartz
Thu, Apr 21, 2016, 8:40 pm
3 comments; last on Apr 24, 2016
Unanimous Yes vote for 5 county council districtsGOP vote for Democratic plan to prevent locked committee and then county council becoming decision makers of districting boundaries
John Servais
Wed, Apr 20, 2016, 8:01 pm
1 comments; last on Apr 21, 2016
Report on City Council RetreatThe Bellingham City Council conducted a retreat on 16 April to discuss a number of issues, including a set of proposed strategies to ensure "sustainable services."
Dick Conoboy
Tue, Apr 19, 2016, 5:14 am
0 comments
OregonLNG quits: Cherry Point may be new targetLiquid natural gas terminal is rumored to be in planning stages for Cherry Point as the Oregon proposed LNG plan is abandoned.
John Servais
Mon, Apr 18, 2016, 11:55 am
6 comments; last on Apr 19, 2016
Deck stacked against Republicans at Districting Committee hearingFate of new county five-district map remains uncertain.
Ralph Schwartz
Wed, Apr 13, 2016, 10:43 pm
5 comments; last on Apr 14, 2016
Don't speak at tonight's Districting Committee hearingIf you do, you better make sure you have something to say that's going to change someone's mind.
Ralph Schwartz
Wed, Apr 13, 2016, 9:09 am
3 comments; last on Apr 14, 2016
Bellingham Planning tries to sneak one throughThe Sunnyland residents have just learned they have only today to comment on a huge impacting building project in their neighborhood.
John Servais
Mon, Apr 11, 2016, 1:06 am
11 comments; last on Apr 23, 2016
No sign of agreement as districting committee enters final phaseAfter a public hearing next week, the committee will be asked to vote on a five-district map for Whatcom County in two weeks.
Ralph Schwartz
Wed, Apr 06, 2016, 9:18 pm
5 comments; last on Apr 09, 2016
Proposed redistricting map for your reviewThe Districting Master (the official title) has submitted his map for review by the Districting Committee this evening. Here it is for your review.
John Servais
Wed, Apr 06, 2016, 1:14 pm
5 comments; last on Apr 07, 2016
BNSF: A casual approach to railroad safetyAt Clayton Beach, we have tracked increasing erosion under railroad tracks and written to the railroads and federal inspectors. To no avail.
John Servais
Mon, Apr 04, 2016, 8:17 pm
2 comments; last on Apr 05, 2016
$15 Minimum Wage - Assured Debt PeonageAccelerating efforts across the U.S. to install a $15 minimum wage are playing into the hands of big business and codifying enormously insufficient wages for years to come.
Dick Conoboy
Mon, Apr 04, 2016, 5:25 am
2 comments; last on May 24, 2016
Cherry Point coal port development put on iceWork on EIS put on hold as coal companies wait for Army Corps of Engineers decision. Well, it was not in March. This is not an April 1…
John Servais
Fri, Apr 01, 2016, 3:49 pm
3 comments; last on Apr 02, 2016
Fuller calls on Coast Guard to 'stand on the right side of history'Activist contests $10,000 fine for climbing on a Shell oil vessel. Rob Lewis guest writes this report.
Guest writer
Wed, Mar 23, 2016, 2:37 pm
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Voting guide for Whatcom Conservation DistrictUpdated Wed, Mar 16. Tuesday, March 15, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., any registered voter of Whatcom County can vote in person at the conservation district office.
John Servais
Wed, Mar 16, 2016, 8:26 pm
0 comments
Will Cherry Point coal port be denied this week?Updated 4:30pm. Helena, Montana newspaper says GPT may be denied this week by Army Corps of Engineers. US Rep Zinke panics and accuses Army of politics.
John Servais
Wed, Mar 16, 2016, 12:19 am
4 comments; last on Mar 24, 2016
Dems, GOP primed for legal fight over districtsNot even a letter from a coal terminal spokesman can save them now.
Ralph Schwartz
Tue, Mar 15, 2016, 12:04 am
2 comments; last on Mar 17, 2016
Districting maps E and F for referenceWe post the next two maps to be discussed at the Districting Committee today, March 14. For the few who might study them and later contribute perspectives.
John Servais
Mon, Mar 14, 2016, 1:53 am
0 comments
Democrats threaten legal action on districtingLegally threatening letter sent by Seattle law firm retained by prominent leading Democratic Party leaders.
John Servais
Sun, Mar 13, 2016, 1:06 pm
1 comments; last on Mar 14, 2016
The state of citizen journalism is strong: Two receive deArmond awardsThe third annual deArmond dinner celebrated the work of Sandy Robson and Neah Monteiro.
Ralph Schwartz
Fri, Mar 11, 2016, 11:28 pm
2 comments; last on Mar 13, 2016
Potential Oil Exports From Cherry Point—Something else to put on your radarWhat almost happened on the coast of Maine could happen here at Cherry Point. Portland, Maine, stopped oil exports - and Whatcom County can also. If we act.
David Camp
Wed, Mar 09, 2016, 11:20 pm
0 comments
Durham, NH, - Surprise! - Rental Inspections WorkedDurham is an example of the efficacy of rental inspections, putting to bed the unsupported objections of landlords by presenting facts about conditions.
Dick Conoboy
Wed, Mar 09, 2016, 2:20 pm
1 comments; last on Mar 12, 2016
Dogged Pursuit of a Failed Vision?Wherein, we correct some misassumptions but still ask the questions
Tip Johnson
Tue, Mar 08, 2016, 2:47 pm
0 comments
Districting Committee: GOP accuses Democrats of gerrymanderingThe Republicans made concessions on their district map but took a final stand at Nooksack, Everson and Sumas.
Ralph Schwartz
Tue, Mar 08, 2016, 1:15 am
6 comments; last on Mar 12, 2016
Idea for Our Times: Puget Sound Repair ProjectCould this address the real problem with Puget Sound?
Tip Johnson
Mon, Mar 07, 2016, 10:40 am
6 comments; last on Mar 08, 2016
Districting Committee: Republicans lack legal compassRepublicans and Democrats remain far apart. Democrats have the legal high ground, but Republicans would go to court to challenge that if necessary.
Ralph Schwartz
Sun, Mar 06, 2016, 11:39 pm
1 comments; last on Mar 07, 2016
Punishing the Wrong GuysWherein someone's gotta do the right thing
Tip Johnson
Tue, Mar 01, 2016, 3:40 pm
0 comments
D'Angelo undaunted by fine: 'I had to make the moral choice'Chiara D'Angelo comes across as emotionally intelligent and uncompromising in her high-stakes Coast Guard hearing.
Ralph Schwartz
Mon, Feb 29, 2016, 11:55 pm
1 comments; last on Mar 01, 2016
Elfo: Enforcement, Litigation or Risks?Wherein inquiring minds want to know!
Tip Johnson
Sat, Feb 27, 2016, 1:24 pm
0 comments
'Goodwill' wanted but lacking on Districting CommitteeRepublicans focused their efforts on torpedoing the Democrats' five-district proposal at the second committee meeting.
Ralph Schwartz
Tue, Feb 23, 2016, 5:01 am
4 comments; last on Mar 01, 2016
Anchor-chain activists face hefty finesThe Coast Guard has levied $30,000 in fines on two Bellingham climate activists. They will fight to have the fines dropped.
Ralph Schwartz
Thu, Feb 18, 2016, 5:01 am
16 comments; last on Feb 22, 2016
Jail Reform: Music to My EarsWherein sanity may finally be approaching a nagging jail issue
Tip Johnson
Sun, Feb 14, 2016, 8:54 pm
2 comments; last on Feb 19, 2016
Redistricting: Democrats may have upper handRepublicans and Democrats traded barbs on the first day of the Districting Committee, but Dems may have won the first battle.
Ralph Schwartz
Tue, Feb 09, 2016, 5:02 am
5 comments; last on Feb 10, 2016
Stop the Rental Fires Now!Inspections of rentals cannot begin too soon. Seven fires in rental units since 2011 and almost half with ONE landlord. No but the clock may be running out.
Dick Conoboy
Mon, Feb 08, 2016, 6:26 am
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Yo Gabba Gabba! Live! coming to Riverside Jan. 21
Yo Gabba Gabba! Live! - the touring version of the Nickelodeon kids show with a cult following among some of pop and Hollywood's coolest stars - is coming back to Milwaukee for two daytime shows on Jan. 21, Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Yo Gabba Gabba! is taking over the Riverside Theater, 116 W. Wisconsin Ave., at 3 and 6 p.m. Jan. 21. Tickets - at $25, $35 and $45 - go on sale at noon Nov. 26 at the Riverside and Pabst theater box offices, (414) 286-3663 and the Pabst website. »Read Full Article(6)
Sobelman's Bloody Mary crowned with burger gets attention
Sobelman's Pub & Grill photo »Read Full Blog Post(19)
Owl City, Imagine Dragons headed to The Rave
Owl City and Imagine Dragons with Atlas Genius are among the new show announcements for 2013 at The Rave, 2401 W. Wisconsin Ave.
Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Dec. 14 at the box office, (414) 342-7283 and therave.com. »Read Full Article
Jim Farrell named Sunset Playhouse leader
Jim Farrell will be the Sunset Playhouse's next executive director, beginning in January, the Elm Grove theater announced in a statement released Tuesday.
Farrell has been development director of the Skylight Music Theatre since 2011. He had also worked in corporate and foundation relations for the Milwaukee Repertory Theater. »Read Full Article(4)
'Lincoln' leads Broadcast Film Critics nominations
Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" received 13 Critics' Choice Movie award nominations from the Broadcast Film Critics Association, it was announced Tuesday. Its nominations include best picture, best director, best actor for Daniel Day-Lewis, and best supporting actor and actress for Tommy Lee Jones and Sally Field.
It led all other films including "Les Miserables," which received 11 nominations, and "Silver Linings Playbook," with 10. »Read Full Blog Post
Tegan and Sara, Stars, Josh Ritter on tap for 2013
The Pabst Theater has announced a slate of new shows for 2013:
Canadian twin sisters Tegan and Sara, set to release their new album "Heartthrob" on Jan. 29, will perform at 8 p.m. March 7 at the Pabst Theater, 144 E. Wells St. Reserved seating tickets are $35, on sale at noon Dec. 14. »Read Full Article
WITI offers Thanksgiving forecast for today - Dec. 11
Last week, it was WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) which asked viewers to weigh in on its poll: "Do we need more fun control?"
Today, it's WITI-TV (Channel 6), which, when offering its holiday forecast, chose the wrong holiday - as the graphic below demonstrates. Also notice: weather guy Rob Haswell as being "in the studio" and anchors Nicole Koglin and Kim Murphy on the "weather deck." »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Ho-ho-uh-oh
So, there's still no blanket of white on the ground, but you've got to get into the Christmas spirit.
Who better to get you there than "Bad Santa"? Your friends at the Beer and a Movie series are here to help, with a screening of the 2003 holiday comedy at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Turner Hall Ballroom, 1040 N. 4th St. Sure, it's kinda dark, but with a surprisingly heartwarming center (unless that's the beer talking). »Read Full Blog Post