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Ive been watching a lot of my hunting movies lately and noticed that everytime someone sees a big buck they do the snort and wheeze and the buck comes in everytime. does this really work every time? or do they just not show the times that it fails?
Nothing works all the time that's why we hunt! We learn more every hunt but never learn it all! Good luck this season!
They just don't show the times that if doesn't work. Good tactic but far from fool proof.
..............and on fishing shows they get a bass on each cast.
how do they do that?
how do they do that?
ive never tried it. just use my doe in a can call. but was thinkin of tryin it if it works as good as they show. i know it won't work all the time, but wasn't sure how well it worked
They do not work all the time - nothing does. I have had it work for me once but found that the can out preforms any call I've ever tried. The can just like any other call works less than half the time, but when it does you forget about the times it doesn't. Rattling works some times too, now mix that with a grunt and a can & wow the fun starts.
ive never had any luck with grunting or rattling here in oklahoma or in illinois. but i have with the can. once in illinois and twice last year. but you are right it does work less than half the time.
I always start all my rattling sequences with a snort weez I'd say after 3 years of doing it about 35-40 percent it seems to make a difference
buckhnter: do you do any grunting during your sequence? and how long do you wait after doing the snort and weez to start rattling?
Can tipping is the best we have come up with....grunting and rattling works some of the time, but less movement in the tree is the better option. R
ya i really like the doe in a can. just trying out how to figure out how to make my rattling sequence better. id love to get a buck running into it one day
It will never work if you don't try it. I have turned uncounted number of bucks with this call as they were walking away. Big and small both. I believe the buck has to be in the right mood as well. You also have to be in a good hunting area. It works better for me out west as opposed to here in Pa.
I'm not disputing anyone else's success on wheezing, but I have had more positive results wheezing in bucks for the past 25 years than with all the rattling, grunting (with and without tubes), bleats, and rolling of cans all put together. I can't remember ever having a negative response. I bet we've filmed no less than two dozen examples of bucks literally running into our mouth wheezing just in the last 2 or 3 seasons alone on video. The last four big bucks I shot I would not have killed if I hadn't wheezed them in. Read that sentence again. I'm not trying to sell you anything, we make the noise with our mouth. USUALLY I only: use it on single/alone mature bucks; use it from late October through late November; don't use it when he's coming to you or looking at you, unless you have a decoy; it will spook immature bucks or most bucks if they're too close; they can hear it from a lot farther than you'd think (a couple hundred yards when quiet) and can pin-point the exact location where it's coming from. No, it won't work every time but it works way better than most people will believe. BW
I just wish no one ever heard of rattling, grunting and wheeeeezing!....public land gets conditioned way to much from all of that!.................
ok ill give it a shot this year. have any of you ever wheezed when you didn't see a deer and had one come into it?
I've killed two bucks doing the wheeze by mouth. Both deer were just out of bow range and wouldn't turn for a grunt, but the wheeze froze them like a statue, turned them on a dime and moved into under 10 yards for the shot. Very direct and obvious responses, unlike many grunted in deer.
Anyone know of any audio files on line for a good snort wheeze?
How often do you hear a wheeze while hunting. I have only heard it twice and I have bow hunted for 6 years and I have been hunting for 12. I'm not saying it doesn't work I am just saying if you go out and snort wheeze every 15 minutes that really isn't natural. I am not lucky enough to have tons of land with huge bucks running around everywhere like you see on T.V. and maybe some of you are. I am not against it but I don't think it is near as effective as the t.v. makes it look. Plus who knows if they cut a clip of them snort wheezing to sell a product then put the clip in right before they shoot a big buck just to make it look like it was because of the snort wheeze.
darrell: idk ive tried to find one but cannot. i would like to see a clip of a deer doing it in the wild too.
We filmed a buck wheezing probably 10 yds. from our treestand back in the early '80's in Montana. Excellent clear footage. It was in one of the old VHS videos I was in as part of the "Technique Series" through Whitetail Visions back then. I'm not home so I don't have it here. And it's been so long ago I frankly can't even remember which title it was in. Sorry. I know QDMA had a VHS tape available documenting snort-wheezing several years ago also. BW
Mr. Wensel,
What is the easiest way to do the snort wheeze. I heard it on Prmail Dreams and am interested on how to do it with your mouth. Thanks for your help. Ken
What is the easiest way to do the snort wheeze. I heard it on Prmail Dreams and am interested on how to do it with your mouth. Thanks for your help. Ken
I grunted at a buck off and on for almost an hour one morning that was harrasing does in a draw below me. When the does finally left his sight I grunted ( with my mouth) one more time and he marched in very mad amd stoped 18 yards out and snort wheezed right before I loosed my arrow. I video tape it and was surprised that it was not as loud as I thought it would be.
Mr Wensel,
It's really nice to see someone with so much knowledge on whitetails getting active on this site. Great to see ya posting.
It's really nice to see someone with so much knowledge on whitetails getting active on this site. Great to see ya posting.
The Primos buck roar comes with a mini DVD and has a buck doing the snort/wheeze on it.
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Just another weapon for the calling arsenal,If you know how and when to utilize it its deadly-for the buck.polar@work,{Late pre-rut~end of season}.You must have the buck in site to be able to read his body language and call accordingly from there.Blind calling is like casting a big fat worm to a hungry catfish sooner or later that bobber is going down!
Thanks for the nice comments. I always enjoy sharing my opinions and experience when I have the time. Kluzakd, teaching someone to wheeze with their mouth is a little tough to put into words but I'll try. The noise itself is a "moist" wheezing sound. Some of the commercial calls I've heard might work but they seem to sound too "dry" to me. Therefore, I don't think they're as realistic sounding. There's a variety of ways to produce the proper noise. First thing you need to realize is it doesn't need to be as loud as most people think. They're relating it to human hearing. A deer will detect the lower volume much easier and accurately than you'd think. Basically, an example of the noise you are trying to imitate is to bite the tip of your tongue and at the same time blow air THROUGH your teeth. I start with two short noises that sound like "Phitt.. Phitt" immediately followed by the wheezing noise. That's it in a nutshell. It's easy, no physical motions necessary and best of all it's free. It's the deadliest call in the woods when used properly.. bar none. Best of luck. BW
i can't wait to try it in the woods this year. hopefully it works great!
I just had a funny thought of opening morning listening to all you guys up in your stands doing your best snort-wheezes! And to think I got into this sport for the solitude. LOL!!!
I called a small buck (1.5) on public land in MD using the Primos roar with snort wheeze.
I roared, wheezed, then tickled a rattling bag. the buck came in and paced back and forth under me looking for the other bucks. I had not seen the buck before calling and there is NO DOUBT he came in to the call.
I roared, wheezed, then tickled a rattling bag. the buck came in and paced back and forth under me looking for the other bucks. I had not seen the buck before calling and there is NO DOUBT he came in to the call.
St Croix: Wheezing on opening day is too early. It'd be like everyone rattling on opening day. It might work, but not nearly as well as during the pre-rut/ rut. I usually don't start until late October. ZBone: I always start with two "Phitts". I guess out of habit because that's usually what I hear when I hear them wheezing at each other. I think the double Phitt gets their attention better too. I forgot to mention I like to draw the wheezing part out for as long as I can because the volume drops off near the end. BW
A Decoy is the best by far..alot more trouble also
After a rattling sequence, I noticed a mature buck walking across a hardwood bottom. He checked where a doe had been earlier. I snort-wheezed and he came running like a pack of walker hounds was runnin' him. I shot him with a rifle at 50 yards. Another time I came across a buck at an old house site on the way to my stand. He saw me and froze. I wheezed at him with my mouth and he began to paw the ground and lay his ears back. He was a mature 6 pt and was not legal by club rules at the time. Only when I moved did he ease off. On a Halloween morning hunting in an old cemetary, I saw a mature buck passing out of bow range. I wheezed him back into bow range three times with my mouth, but never had a clear shot. This call is for big bucks. It is part of nearly every rattling sequence I do.
is it worth the money to buy one of the calls that have the little things to louden the call? or do the sounds with the mouth reach just a far?
Barry, Thanks for your input.Its great to get advice from a real expert.Are you still wearing your hat sideways so the deer won't know which way you are looking? You cracked me up with that one years ago. Seriously,you and your brother always put out some great info and its a pleasure to have your comments on the Bowsite.
I have used the snort wheeze with great success over the years. Just last year I got a nice 8 pointer using it. Had been just using my mouth but bought one of those Primos dual calls. I agree with Mr Wenzel that it does sound a little dryer than the real thing but it worked several times last season. 2 seasons ago on opening day of the Wisconsin archery season i took a nice buck on a foodplot with a snort wheeze. There were 12 bucks on the plot so I used a snort wheeze and he came running over. I have heard more bucks use it early in the season than late. Maybe these bachelor groups are working on hierarchy and using it then. I'm not sure but I would not be afraid to try it early.
I have the buck roar from primos.If you do some blind rattling durring the rut,and follow it with the can and some snort wheezes,If the cover is thick i have had it work.I have grunted numerous bucks with the buck roar and at almost 150 yards had them come into the call.The wheeze is what deer do right befor they fight or if they are in a intimadating state of ming i have heard it in the wild only once and the 2 bucks were both biggys,not a biggy chasing a little guy off.I think that has alot to do with the success of the wheeze if a mature buck thinks another stud is in his doe patch,he will come and look for him.Thats about all i can say bout that.
They also do it when they are frustrated or just out right mad. Deer are a little like people. Each one has it's own personality and reacts differently to different situations. I've seen the call work on just about every age group of deer.
I agree with Barry. Can calls have shown me zero success. Grunts and rattling have been so, so. Snort weezing would be my go to call though.
We have a great clip of a buck weezing while at ten yards. I will try to get time to export it out as an audio file and attach it here.
We have a great clip of a buck weezing while at ten yards. I will try to get time to export it out as an audio file and attach it here.
that would be great. i can't find a good one online anywhere
I like the M.A.D. version of the call. The grunt tube on it sounds great.
my fiance's dad bought the M.A.D. version last night. i was messing with it today and like it a lot.
I have had terrible experiences with the can...I tried the early one, the original one, and the big one..and cant seem to get a deer to come in....what am I doing wrong..what is the sequence..i tried it with grunting, no grunting....scent, no scent..i'm about to throw mine in the river.......help please.
I have to say that when mr wensel was explaining the snort weez I found myself trying it out loud right here in the office......i think my co workers think i am going crazy...(crazier)
I have to say that when mr wensel was explaining the snort weez I found myself trying it out loud right here in the office......i think my co workers think i am going crazy...(crazier)
ive had great success with the can. i just use it by its self and flip it over wait 2 seconds after the first bleat and do it again. ive called in 3 nice bucks with it.
I find myself doing it alot when my wife says "not tonight I have a headache. Followed by a couple of grunts of course. LOL
I use it as a way to spook smaller deer and does with out actually showing im a human. when it time to call it a day and the deer are still in the feild, do a snort wheeze, it almost always will push a doe off the field long enough to get down and out of the woods.
rupescot You're exactly right each has his own personality like people. Some are aggresive and others not so much.
I don't care for the M.A.D. buck growl much. There's just something about the way Mark Drury puts his lips on it that makes me cringe. That and it sounds like a cazoo when you blow it too loud.
I don't care for the M.A.D. buck growl much. There's just something about the way Mark Drury puts his lips on it that makes me cringe. That and it sounds like a cazoo when you blow it too loud.
I used that call when it was just a prototype not offered to the public yet. It always called deer in for us. Calling blind or seeing them then calling. I think it is a pretty good call for the money. All I can say is, it worked but, you're right it does sound like a kazoo. But hey, if it works use it right?
Onlybow said "I have to say that when mr wensel was explaining the snort weez I found myself trying it out loud right here in the office......i think my co workers think i am going crazy...(crazier)"
Guilty of that myself............thankfully there is a lot of chatter in my office so the only one who heard me was the guy right next to me. He also hunts and just looked over at me, I explained what was going on and just laughed.
May have to try it a few times this fall...
Guilty of that myself............thankfully there is a lot of chatter in my office so the only one who heard me was the guy right next to me. He also hunts and just looked over at me, I explained what was going on and just laughed.
May have to try it a few times this fall...
lol i too did the same thing. but i was at home so no one heard me
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EDITOR'S NOTE: The New York Times recently caught up with Iraq War veteran Eric Pizer of Madison, who has failed in his attempt to get Gov. Scott Walker to pardon him for punching a man in the face in 2004.
Boscobel — Aware of the awkwardness, the two men arranged to meet in the evening quiet of the local community center. Their only previous encounter, a decade ago, had ended with a thrown punch and a broken nose.
Both dressed as if for a Sunday service, in button-down shirts. The larger man, a piano mover by trade, sat on the floral-patterned couch, his tight haircut correctly suggesting ex-military. The thinner man, owner of a floor-covering business, sat in an easy chair, his nose slightly bent to the right.
The punch they shared had come out of who knows where, maybe Iraq, to still a long-ago liquid night. But its impact was still being felt by the former Marine, who threw the right jab just days after returning from a second deployment; the victim, who has not breathed the same since; and the governor, who chooses never to exercise an executive power of ancient provenance.
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The ex-Marine, Eric Pizer, seeks a pardon because he aches with remorse, and because his one-punch felony conviction means that he cannot possess or own a gun, disqualifying him from his desired career in law enforcement. He has only one smudge on his record.
"This one night," he said. "This one time."
On this one night, back in 2004, Pizer and two buddies headed in his mother's Chevy for the small city of Boscobel, birthplace of the Gideon Bible. Their sole intention: to change the subject from war to fun.
Pizer was two days back from Iraq. A straight-up Marine, he had committed to the Corps even before his high school graduation in 2000, and was at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina a year later when an officer interrupted a class on sexually transmitted diseases to share the latest from Lower Manhattan.
We got bombed, boys, the officer announced. We're going to war.
Pizer spent half of 2003 in Kuwait and Iraq, fueling tanks and trucks in a tense environment. He returned for seven more months in 2004, this time as a corporal who felt so responsible for the "newbies" on his team that he extended his tour by two months.
Now he was cutting the September cool of a southwestern Wisconsin night, bound for Boscobel to hang out with a buddy's cousin and two other women he had never met before.
The men and women drank and played cards in the cousin's garage, then headed to Snick's Fin 'n Feather to shoot some pool and drink some more. When they returned to the garage, two local men, one of them named Steven Frazier, stepped in to disrupt the free-and-easy night.
Frazier believed that an out-of-towner — not Pizer — had gotten a little too familiar with one of the women: his wife. There soon followed beer-fueled shoves and shouts about straying hands and absent wedding rings.
Pizer, 6-foot-2 and 210 pounds, and Frazier, 5-foot-10 and 140 pounds, both claim to have been trying to keep the peace. But Pizer says that he heard Frazier threaten to kill one of his buddies, saw movement and reacted with his right hand.
"I just popped him once," he said.
That pop pushed Frazier's nose nearly two inches to the right. He went to the hospital, while Pizer went to a bar nearly 30 miles away, where, he says, he all but held out his hands to be cuffed when the police found him.
Pizer finished the last three months of his Marine hitch in North Carolina, then returned to learn the sobering news that his status as a first-time offender, just back from war, was not enough to convince the prosecutor, Anthony J. Pozorski Sr., to reduce the felony battery charge to a misdemeanor.
Back then, Pizer did not fully understand the consequences of having a felony on his record. "I had never been in trouble before," he said. "I wasn't quite prepared."
The ex-Marine worked as a construction laborer before getting hired to lug Steinways and Schimmels up stairs and around corners. He completed probation and paid off the $7,165.59 in restitution. He met a woman with a child, married, fathered a son and received joint custody in the divorce.
All the while, he remained a felon.
Several years ago, Pizer contacted the prosecutor, Pozorski, to discuss the possibility of reducing his conviction to a misdemeanor. At the time, he was mulling whether to re-enlist or perhaps seek a job as a corrections officer. But nothing changed.
"I was willing to look for a way to try to help Mr. Pizer," Pozorski wrote in an email last week. "But since Mr. Pizer was not re-enlisting, he had no need to carry a gun. Since he had no need to carry a gun, I did not need to expend the state's resources on trying find a way around the law."
Pizer pushed on. Taking classes part time, he earned an associate's degree in criminal justice. He also found allies in two Madison lawyers, David R. Relles and John R. Zweig, who agreed to help him seek a pardon.
One problem: The governor of Wisconsin is Scott Walker, a possible Republican contender for president who, since taking office in 2011, has declined to exercise his power of pardon, which the Wisconsin Constitution describes as "an official act of forgiveness."
With the Pizer case emerging as a cause célébre in Wisconsin, the governor has defended his no-pardon policy, saying that he sees no reason to "undermine" the criminal justice system — no matter that pardons were frequently granted by at least the last five governors before him.
In December, Walker told a reporter from WKOW-TV in Madison that there were thousands of convicted felons "who probably have a compelling case to be made that we don't know about."
In pardon-free Wisconsin, though, "compelling" cases go unheard. The state's Pardon Advisory Board remains "inactive," according to the governor's press secretary.
Relles, a former prosecutor, and Zweig, a former prosecutor and Vietnam-era veteran, say Pizer has suffered from bad luck and poor timing. The initial case should have been tried as a misdemeanor and, if it had occurred today, would most likely have been diverted to a veterans' treatment court. Lastly, Pizer's governor does not believe in pardons.
"For some reason, forgiveness is not in vogue," Relles said.
Two years ago, Relles reached out to Frazier on behalf of Pizer, but the victim did not follow up. "I wasn't quite ready," Frazier recalled.
"Broken nose" is almost too flip a term for the damage done. Frazier says that his nose had to be broken and reset twice, but it remains a bit crooked, aches in the cold and feels constantly congested.
"Migraines pretty much daily," he said.
More time passed. Then, a few months ago, an organization called Ridge and Valley Restorative Justice asked Frazier whether he would meet with the man who broke his nose. After a month of "sorting it out," he says, he agreed to meet one February evening.
Now, in Boscobel's community center, next to the Art Deco movie theater, two nervous men in their early 30s talked at length about one night from their early 20s, while two representatives from Restorative Justice mediated.
Pizer explained that Iraq had probably wound him up. He said that he liked to make people laugh, and usually avoided fights at all cost — except on this one night. Frazier said that, well, this one night had affected his looks, his breathing and even his children.
"I don't think I said sorry more times in my entire life," Pizer said. "I'm sorry. I'm sorry. It was never my intention to get into a fight that night. I never meant to."
They talked some more. Then Pizer asked for forgiveness.
About 85 miles to the east, in the Capitol in Madison, the power of forgiveness goes untapped. But here in Boscobel, Frazier studied the penitent ex-Marine before him, and then said it:
"I forgive you."
Pizer felt a release, and stuck out his right hand. It was received in a good, firm grip.


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Thursday, November 29, 2012
The Dorchester School District 2 recently received an absolute rating of excellent on its SC Report Card Ratings Report for 2011-2012, a first ever achievement for the district.
This is the twelfth annual release of the state report card for all public schools and school districts in South Carolina, DD2 Director of Assessment and Accountability Debi Gilliam told the DD2 board of trustees during its Nov. 26 meeting. Out of the states eighty-four districts, only twenty-seven districts earned an absolute rating of Excellent.
In addition, Dorchester School District Two was the only Lowcountry district to receive an excellent rating, she added.
The report cards measure both absolute performance ratings and growth indices, Gilliam said. Absolute ratings are essentially determined straight from PASS test scores; growth indices take into account value assigned to each students change from previous to current year. In other words, each students growth from one PASS year to the next PASS year is evaluated and a VALUE is assigned to each student. An average of the values is taken and applied to the following chart, Gilliam said.
Seventeen of the districts twenty-one schools earned an absolute rating of Excellent and the other four schools had a rating of Good.
They just missed excellent ratings by literally tenths of a point, she said.
None of the district schools went down in their absolute ratings from last year, Gilliam said.
Eighteen schools earned an Excellent in the growth ratings and three schools had a Good growth rating. The district earned a Good in the growth rating.
Other highlights from this years report card include:
Sixteen of the twenty-one schools earned an Excellent in both the absolute and in growth ratings
All three high schools had an Excellent in both the absolute and the growth ratings
Ashley Ridge High Schools HSAP passage rate is 16th in the state and its EOC All Subjects Passage Rate is 11th in the state.
Rollings Middle School of the Arts ranks third among the state middle schools in the absolute rating index
Rollings Middle School of the Arts ranks sixth and Oakbrook Middle School ranks fifteenth among the state middle schools in the growth ratings
All schools but one increased their absolute index
In addition, Dorchester School District Twos overall graduation rate was 76.5, an increase of 2.1 percentage points over last years rate. Individual graduation rates were as follows: Ashley Ridge High, 81.6; Fort Dorchester High, 78.6; and Summerville High, 72.1.
Boardmembers and Superintendent Joe Pye were very pleased with the results.
Want to see the number one high school in the state? Go out to Ashley Ridge, Pye said.
Boardmembers Sam Clark and Charles Stoudenmire noted that the results were especially gratifying considering that the percentage rate of free and reduced lunches have risen. The free lunch/reduced lunch rates are benchmarks for how many students in the district are coming from poverty level home situations, which makes learning and achieving more difficult. They praised the efforts of teachers and staff to reach out and help all students achieve.
Pye noted that the districts commitment to engaging all children and creating and maintaining that positive learning environment is paying off.
With this report card, weve been validated that were on the right track with what were doing, Superintendent Joe Pye said. We think great things are going to continue to happen.
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- Cover entire image with embossing powder, slide off excess and heat set with heat tool. Cut egg out with decorative scissors, leaving a small border around edge of egg.
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Line: Giants by 5
The Facts: The good news for the Cardinals is that they have the easiest remaining schedule among NFC teams in contention for a playoff berth (16-33, .327). The bad news is they already lost to two of them (Dallas, Washington) and trail Tampa Bay and New Orleans by two games for the final wild-card berth. ... The Giants have yielded a 100-yard receiver in each of their past five games, including twice against Dallas. What makes that ominous is that the Cowboys don't have a 100-yard game against anyone else. ... Arizona is 1-9 in traditional cold-weather sites in December/January since moving to Arizona in 1988, winning at Philadelphia in 1998 in overtime, but the weather forecast calls for untraditional temperatures in the high 40s and a minimal UV index.
Conclusion: As long as there are guys like Giants RB Tiki Barber and DE Michael Strahan chasing individual goals at least some of the key Giants will be moving at more than a casual gait. Not to mention, making a cross-country trip on a short work week never is a good idea.
Forecast: Giants 27, Cardinals 17
Oakland vs. San Diego
Kickoff: 4 p.m.
Line: Raiders by 4
The facts: Entering last week's action, teams that yielded 200 yards rushing in a game were 1-21 this season. Oakland beat the odds in their 28-26 victory against Kansas City despite the Chiefs gaining 204. ... San Diego's Doug Flutie passed for 229 yards and two TDs in the first half against Philadelphia's league-leading pass defense last week but was held to 78 yards in a scoreless second half. ... The Chargers haven't won since their grudge-match victory against Buffalo eight weeks ago. However, even if they lose to Oakland for their seventh consecutive defeat, they still won't be eliminated from playoff contention. But they can forget about printing tickets for a home postseason game.
Conclusion: San Diego had its best rushing game of the season in Week 10 at Oakland, gaining 152 yards. The Raiders needed a 20-yard TD pass to Jerry Rice in the final three minutes to take the lead. They then added a spread-beating field goal after Flutie botched the center exchange. The Raiders might be playing even worse since that game, and they for sure have lost their swagger.
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Vote now in Tap Milwaukee's Christmas Classics tournament
You've still got a couple of days to vote in the first round of Tap Milwaukee's Christmas Classics tournament, with all (or almost all, judging from some of the comments on Facebook) of your holiday TV favorites battle it out, NCAA brackets-style, to be No. 1.
Voting in the first round wraps up midday Dec. 6. The finals are Dec. 21. »Read Full Article
Darkness over the top - but in a good way
Justin Hawkins, frontman for British band The Darkness, had some choice words to say in a Journal Sentinel interview for those who think his glam rock group is a joke.
But let us examine some of the damning evidence at the band's Rave show Saturday, shall we? »Read Full Article
Fitzwater brings Piaf alive in Skylight's 'Onstage'
The music and life story of popular French singer Edith Piaf get under one's skin.
Singer-actress Leslie Fitzwater, who has brought Piaf to the stage several times over the course of her career, opened her one-woman "Edith Piaf Onstage" at the Skylight Music Theatre on Friday evening. »Read Full Article
First Stage's ambitious 'Promised Land' is a dream deferred
Ruth, an African-American girl in her early teens, is lost. Her father is long gone. Her overworked mother is rarely around. Her beloved brother is dead. It's 1969, and, while Ruth should be in school, she is watching TV instead.
In "To the Promised Land" - unveiled by First Stage Children's Theater on Friday night - playwright Jonathan Gillard Daly links Ruth's struggles with another coming-of-age story that unfolded in Milwaukee, where a young Golda Meir underwent her own journey of self-discovery. Daly places both girls in the same house on Walnut St., nearly 60 years apart. »Read Full Article


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Avalon Theatre looks to future with auction of vintage gear
Bay View residents may be having dinner and a movie flanked by gaudy vaudeville architecture and twinkling lights on the ceiling of the historic Avalon Theatre by Thanksgiving, said Lee Barczak, the Avalon's owner, at a news conference Friday.
An online auction of vintage theater items this week, including a wall-sized hand-painted Spanish mural and original seating from the theater's vaudeville days, is paving the way for $2 million in renovations, Barczak said. The renovations will transform the space, which at one time had a seating permit for up to 2,300 people, into two modern theaters with 240 and 80 seats, respectively, and in-theater dinner and bar service, while leaving vaudevillian facades of the original Avalon intact. Renovations could start in a month and a half after bids are finalized and awarded. A rendering could be ready in two months. »Read Full Article(8)
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Paul McCartney, pictured here performing at a sold-out Miller Park July 16, has a new song out, aptly titled "New." Journal Sentinel photo by Rick Wood. »Read Full Blog Post
Fatty Acids takes pride in keeping work in house
The Fatty Acids is a true DIY band, and it's doing it all very well.
The psychedelic rock band has one of the city's busiest gig schedules, booked by the band itself. It has a couple of talented filmmakers as part of the crew, resulting in some visually arresting and creatively inspired music videos. And yes, there's the music too: accessible and eccentric at the same time, reminiscent of the fine line the Flaming Lips once walked, particularly the tunes on its new album, "Boléro," (available at shows and the band's Bandcamp page), which like the first two full-length albums was recorded in a basement. »Read Full Article
Local authors to headline Festival of Books
The Southeast Wisconsin Festival of Books returns to Waukesha this month, in a new time of year but with the same great price of admission: free.
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Galloping 'Love is a Horse' covers a lot of ground
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Yellow Phone Music Conference free-for-all
For the first time, there's no charge to connect with the Yellow Phone Music Conference band showcases.
Since its inception in 2011, Milwaukee's modest version of the beastly South by Southwest Music Conference in Austin, Texas, has offered up networking events and music industry panel discussions during the day, and performances from independent homegrown bands and out-of-towners for the general public by night. »Read Full Article
Indian Summer Festival closes out the season
Lake Michigan is integral to Indian Summer Festival this weekend at Maier Festival Park, where the Great Lakes' tribal nations, such as Ojibwe, Menominee, Potawatomi and Ho-Chunk, will be celebrated.
As per the festival's theme, "Great Lakes: Great Nations," canoe rides will be offered behind U.S. Cellular Stage both Saturday and Sunday until dusk. Event organizers are also inviting participants to watch a torch-lit canoe procession around 9:30 p.m. on Saturday night, which will re-enact European settlers meeting the Indians for the first time. »Read Full Article
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Contact: Ed Kelley, 322-5582; Al Foust, 435-0043
Open 12:30-2:30 p.m. Sundays and 6-8 p.m. Wednesdays. New shooters welcome and lessons are available.
Highpower and semiauto military silhouette - 8 a.m. sight-in, start at 9: May 25, June 22, July 27, Aug. 24
Smallbore rifle - 9 a.m. sight-in, start at 10: May 19
Cowboy lever action Saturday matches - sight-in and start at conclusion of highpower match: May 25
Cowboy lever action Tuesday matches - 4:30 p.m. sight-in, start at 6: May 7
Cowboy pistol cartridge and smallbore cowboy rifle - 4:30 p.m. sight-in, start at 6: May 14 and 28, June 11
The Lycoming Trap Shooters at CSLC has open shooting from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Sundays and 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesdays. Fee applies. Call Jeff Welliver at 435-0444 for details.
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ATA Registered Trapshooting - May 5, Crickett Rifle Shoot, fee applies. Registration starts at 9 a.m.; shooting at 10. Three rifles will be awarded, two to shooters with highest two-day score for singles and highest two-day score for doubles. Handicap shoot-off determines third winner.
ATA Registered Trapshooting - Sept. 28-29, Grab Bag Shoot, everyone gets a prize.
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Youth trap league meets May 19. Practice at noon, shooting at 1 p.m.
For all ATA shoots, registration begins at 9 a.m., shooting at 10, unless otherwise noted. For details, contact the club. Shoots will be held May 11-12 (all female shooters receive gift), May 25-27 (cash prizes, registration at 8 a.m. daily; pig roast Sunday); June 2 (state shoot warmup), June 22 (MS benefit shoot), June 23 (junior and sub-junior honor shoot)
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State YHEC at Scotia Range, volunteers appreciated - June 15
PGC hunter-trapper education, registration required - June 22
Shooting Day for Kids, 8 a.m.-noon - July 20
Women's Day, registration required - 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Aug. 24
Lycoming Creek Sportsman's Club
75 Sportsman's Club Lane, Marsh Hill
The Sheshequin Buckskinners will hold monthly blackpowder shoots at noon on the second Sunday of each month. They are open to all shooters. Fee applies.
North Montour Sportsmen's Association
74 Sportsmen Road, Turbotville
Contacts: Matt Swartz, 490-2784, or Gary Lewis, 764-0723
3-D archery shoots will be held on May 5, June 2, July 7, Aug. 4 and Sept. 1. The 30-target course offers a variety of North American and African game animals and includes medium- to close-range shots. Shooters may register until 2 p.m. Fees apply for adults and youth ages 12 to 15. Children under 12 are free.
North Mountain Sportsmen's Club
562 Spook Hollow Road, Muncy Valley
Sporting clays shoots will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on May 19, June 16, July 21, Aug. 18, Sept. 22 and Oct. 20. They are open to the public. For more information, call 772-3337.
Open trap and skeet will be held 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday evenings, weather permitting. For more information, call 946-7769 or 482-4364.
Orangeville Sportsmen Club
Sportsmen Club Road, Orangeville
Bud Bowman, 394-4788 or 784-3686, or Keith Laylon, firstname.lastname@example.com or 394-1336
Regular trap range open, 9 a.m. Wednesdays; 6 p.m. Thursdays; 1 p.m. Sundays
Southern Clinton County Sportsman's Club
55 S. Sportsmans Road, Loganton
Tom Jeffries, 725-3561
Proceeds from sporting clay shoots benefit the Youth Hunter Education Challenge team
Public sporting clay shoots - noon to 4 p.m. May 19, June 23, July 14, Oct. 13
Tripoli's Triggers Firearms Training & Educational Center
531 Washington Blvd.
Open 1-8 p.m. Mondays/Tuesdays/Thursdays; 1-5 p.m. Wednesdays/Fridays; 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturdays
Fees may apply.
Ladies 5-week program: Classroom training on firearms safety and handling as well as tactics in self-defense, in particular, dealing with home invasions. Participants must attend each date. Upcoming programs will be held Wednesday evenings beginning May 15.
Troy Rod & Gun Club
Gate 3 Alparon Park, Troy
Contact: Barry Estep, 297-8957
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Accelerated Vesting in Takeovers: The Impact on Shareholder Wealth
Susan Elkinawy
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David Offenberg
Loyola Marymount University - Department of Finance
November 7, 2011
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We study the impact of accelerated vesting of equity awards on takeovers, whereby the restricted stock and/or stock options of the target CEO immediately vest and become unrestricted upon the close of the acquisition. We find that takeover premiums are significantly larger when the target CEO receives the benefit of accelerated vesting as compared to target firms with CEO's that continue to vest in their awards after the deal closes. Our evidence suggests that these cash windfalls triggered by accelerated vesting are beneficial to shareholders in completed deals. Accelerated vesting appears to be an efficient form of ex-ante managerial contracting.
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TORONTO -- Let's take a quick look at how the Chicago Bulls cruised to a 96-80 win over the Toronto Raptors on Friday night at Air Canada Centre.
How it happened: Carlos Boozer scored 14 points, pulled down 8 rebounds and dished out 6 assists as the Bulls picked up an impressive victory without Derrick Rose, who sat out the game because of a right hamstring injury. Luol Deng chipped in with 19 points and nine rebounds, while Joakim Noah added 18 points and nine rebounds. DeMar DeRozan tied a career high with 37 points for the Raptors.
What it means: The Bulls put forth their best defensive effort of the season. They locked the Raptors up throughout the night and imposed their will on Toronto early. The Bulls had plenty of experience playing without Rose last season, so they knew what to do. They played tough defensively and didn't allow the Raptors to get into any kind of rhythm. The game was physical, and the Bulls got open looks when they wanted to. With a rematch coming up Saturday against the Indiana Pacers, Tom Thibodeau has to be very pleased with the way his team played without its superstar.
Hits: Every Bulls starter scored in double figures.
Misses: The Raptors shot 25.6 percent from the field in the first half.
Stat of the night: The Raptors went 2-for-25 from outside the paint in the first half, according to Bulls radio statistician Jeff Mangurten.
What's next: The Bulls are right back at it Saturday night when they take on the Indiana Pacers at the United Center.


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- 2 ribs celery with leaves, chopped
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- 2 scallions, chopped
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The Texas Medical Board has launched a second investigation into an Amarillo gynecologist who is awaiting a hearing stemming from separate allegations that he engaged in sexual relationships with his patients and violated other aspects of the Medical Practice Act.
The board began its second investigation in April to determine whether Dr. Douglas Shelton violated the Medical Practice Act, board correspondence shows.
A hearing is scheduled next month with the State Office of Administrative Hearings on a complaint filed against Shelton last year by the Texas Medical Board, spokesman Jarrett Schneider said.
The complaint alleged Shelton had sexual relationships with four patients and failed to safeguard patients against potential medical complications. A response filed on behalf of Shelton denied those allegations.
Calls to Shelton and his attorney were not returned.
During the medical board's first investigation, a former patient made new allegations that Shelton had attempted to poison her, while another said her relationship with Shelton was consensual.
Shelton gave up his hospital privileges at Baptist S. Anthony's Health System in 2012 but continues to practice at Northwest Texas Healthcare System and Panhandle Surgical Hospital, according to medical board records.
Shelton said sexual relationships with three of the women occurred after he had stopped providing them with medical care, according to court documents. The medical board has no policies regarding relationships with former patients, the documents stated.
One woman, who later moved in with Shelton, was a patient and sometimes worked with him during her residency at Texas Tech University Health Science Center, documents stated.
Shelton last treated her in July 1996, and as they developed a relationship, they discontinued their physician-patient relationship, according to documents.
The couple moved in together in 1997 and separated two years later. Afterward, the patient filed a complaint with the medical board, alleging their relationship violated the Texas Medical Practice Act, but the board closed its case without disciplinary action, documents stated.
Schneider declined to confirm or deny that the board investigated or closed that case without action.
The patient testified in April that Shelton had poisoned her and another of his exes, and she also accused him of issuing prescriptions in violation of the law, court documents stated.
The medical board works with law enforcement when it comes to issues of a criminal nature, but Schneider declined to confirm or deny if the board reported allegations to law enforcement.
Another patient from the board's complaint had last seen Shelton as a patient in 2010, and their sexual encounter occurred a year later, documents stated.
"I do not believe today, nor did I believe then, that I was in any possible way taken advantage of," she said in an affidavit.
A third patient, whom Shelton later married and divorced, had struck up a relationship with him through match.com about two years after he had last treated her.
"At the time, I did not see any overriding disparity of power between us or concerns about the possible exploitation of any vulnerability, and in retrospect I believe that there were none," Shelton said in an affidavit.
Engaging in sexual relationships with patients or becoming financially or personally involved with a patient in an inappropriate manner are violations of the state's Medical Practice Act.
In 2010, BSA began an investigation into Shelton after receiving a report he failed to evaluate a possible hole in a patient's bladder, according to the complaint. During its investigation, BSA found Shelton had a sexual relationship with a patient while treating her, the complaint said.
The next year, Shelton entered into a two-year performance improvement plan with BSA, and after the hospital received reports that Shelton continued to have sexual relationships with patients and lied during the investigation, BSA suspended his medical staff membership and clinical privileges, and Shelton resigned the next year.
Shelton acknowledged in writing to BSA that he'd had sexual relationships with three additional patients, including his wife at the time.


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We may find out if Republicans actually do trust the free market.
For years, activists have been touting the fact that 97 percent of climate scientists agree that climate change is manmade, hoping that would inspire Republicans — who first advanced the idea of a cap-and-trade system to slow carbon emissions — to break their pledge to the Koch brothers and do something about the coming climate crisis.
It didn't work.
A recent poll found a majority of Republicans — 58 percent — believe that climate change is a hoax. This explains why the right-wing media regularly laughs at the idea of doing anything to slow carbon emissions.
But there's one group that seems to believe 100 percent that climate change is real and a serious threat to their existence. It's the group that has the most to lose if we do nothing: the insurance industry.
The Weekly Standard's Eli Lehrer explains:
Indeed, if free-market conservatives really want evidence of climate change, they ought to look towards the insurance markets that would bear much of the cost of catastrophic climate change. All three of the major insurance modeling firms and every global insurance company incorporate human-caused climate change into their projections of current and future weather patterns. The big business that has the most to lose from climate change, and that would reap the biggest rewards if it were somehow solved tomorrow, has universally decided that climate change is a real problem. An insurance company that ignored climate change predictions could, in the short term, make a lot of money by underpricing its competition on a wide range of products. Not a single firm has done this.
In fact, a recent report from the Geneva Association, "Warming of the Oceans and Implication for the (Re)insurance Industry," suggests that climate change is making certain regions — including Florida and the United Kingdom — uninsurable.
We should all help save our earth. That said. China is building two coal plants per week. Other countries have no interest in saving the earth. W e can try our best and it will not make any difference, if all the green stuff is true. I doubt it is though. The earth has it ways to clean itself. imho.
All we will do is cost Americans all the have eventually while the world goes on without us.
The green stuff does not and will never work.
FACT : IT COST MORE FOSSILE FUELS TO MELT AND MOLD THE METALS FOR A WIND MILL THAN THE WIND MILL WILL EVER SAVE IN ITS LIFETIME. So where are we saving. We are just letting the Al Gore weirdo's get rich. While they use more fossile fuels than any one else.
Let use what we have at a cheap cost and do it in a way that is responsible. GLTU
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The New York Times ran a report on a California town, Lancaster, that has been successfully promoting solar energy. The mayor, a class-action lawyer by the name of R. Rex Parris, has been a strong advocate.
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Virat Kohli made Border Security Force brand ambassador to encourage young people to join them (PTI)
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The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and Border Security Force (BSF) two of India's largest central forces are looking at cricketers Gautam Gambhir and Virat Kohli to lift the morale of their men and encourage youngsters to join them.
The BSF formally made Kohli its brand ambassador, presenting him the BSF cap and blazer at a function on Sunday.
The CRPF's proposal to rope in Gambhir is awaiting MHA approval. A senior CRPF officer said the idea to rope in Gambhir followed a visit he and his Kolkata Knight Riders teammates made to a Chhattisgarh CRPF camp in May. "By roping in Gambhir we want to encourage young men from Maoist-affected areas to come forward and join the force," the officer said.
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50 Cent To Mayweather: You Work For De La Hoya, B*tch?
By Edward Chaykovsky
There is no end in sight for the ongoing feud between former best friends, rapper/promoter 50 Cent and pound-for-pound king Floyd Mayweather Jr. The two of them were feuding heavy last year. The initial tension stems from a disagreement over a business venture.
Their feud kicked off again a few days ago. It all began when 50 Cent took to Instagram and challenged Mayweather to read a full page of a Harry Potter book without error. If the challenge was satisfied, 50 Cent promised to donate $750,000 to a charity of Mayweather's choice.
"Floyd will you [accept] my ALS/ESL CHALLENGE: I will donate $750k to a charity of your choice, If you can read a full page out of a Harry Potter book out loud without starting and stopping or f***ing up. lmao," he wrote in the caption for the video.
Mayweather responded on the social networks by posting two checks, related to his fights from May and September of 2013.
"Read this $72,276,000.00. God Bless," Mayweather tweeted along with the photos of the checks.
Mayweather's response generated a very hostile reaction from 50 Cent.
"You put up a check? That must be for a blogger. N***a, you know I got money," said 50 in a video post. "Look b*tch, the check say Golden Boy. That mean you work for Oscar [De La Hoya] b*tch?"
50 Cent then posted a meme that reads, "I don't hold grudges. I remember facts."
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Without much exaggeration, the 2009 Minnesota Twins starting rotation has been the most disappointing in recent history. Three of the original five starters (Kevin Slowey, Francisco Liriano, Glen Perkins) are currently on the disabled list and most wouldn't be surprised if they remained shut down for the rest of the year.
With the lowest of expectations, one would expect a few pitchers next year to, as my colleague Marty Andrade put it, "catch the competency virus, right?"
Here are who I think will occupy the starting rotation of the Twins as they open next year in the new Target Field. Odds are they'll be more impressive than the bunch we've fielded this season.


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