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Bridge Magazine contributing writer Ted Roelofs dug into these questions for his story in this week's Bridge. Listen to the full interview above. A warm-up is on the way – but not for long By Stateside Staff • Feb 19, 2014 LisaW123 / Flickr Listen Listening... / 3:36 Lots of us have made the rueful observation that it's pretty sad when we think of 28 degrees as warm weather.But that's what we've come to in this cold winter. What caused this relative warm-up? And will the deep freeze come back? Here to tell us more is MLive and farmerweather.com meteorologist Mark Torregrossa. Listen to the full interview above. January snowfall broke records in some parts of the state By Stateside Staff • Feb 11, 2014 Outdoor Power Equipment Institute Listen Listening... / 3:46 If you ask just about anyone in Michigan about the weather this winter, chances are he or she will swear there has never been this much snow. Well, yes and no. Some cities shattered their snowfall records in January, but in some parts of the state, January snowfall was pretty much business as usual. Let's see who has legit bragging rights when it comes to snowfall. MLive meteorologist Mark Torregrossa, who also runs the site farmerweather.com, joined us today. Listen to the full interview above. Livingston County food pantry to hold emergency food drive By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Feb 7, 2014 User / Flickr The Livingston County chapter of the Salvation Army is out of food. Brighton Ford is organizing an emergency food drive called "Fill-A-Ford Full of Food" Saturday with the goal of restocking the food pantry of the Salvation Army. It will run from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at Brighton VG's Fresh Market. In recent weeks the food pantry was pulling money from a summer children's fund to purchase food from Gleaners Community Food Bank of Southeast Michigan, according to Karen Swieczkowski, community relations director at Brighton Ford. Brighton Ford is spearheading tomorrow's food drive. First 'snow day' in 36 years; University of Michigan students rejoice By Mark Brush • Jan 28, 2014 user kajeburns / Twitter It's similar to a 100-year flood event. It just doesn't happen that often. So when it does, students celebrate. That's what happened last night when the University of Michigan called off classes for the first time in 36 years. The student journalists over at the Michigan Daily collected the best reactions on Twitter to the news. Here are the best stunned faces, celebratory waffles, and trips to the liquor store: Air from the North Pole on its way, snowfall records set in parts of Michigan By Mark Brush • Jan 27, 2014 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio Extreme cold temperatures are coming our way again. The National Weather Service says this round of cold air, which will be with us through midday Wednesday, is coming from a very cold place. The air mass and the associated surface high pressure with it is literally coming from the North Pole and heading nearly due south into the central U.S. by Tuesday. Widespread subzero lows are expected north of the Ohio River by this time, and subfreezing highs are expected well into the Deep South. And with cold temperatures, comes snow. We normally get around a foot of snow in southeast Michigan for the month of January. But this year the Flint and Detroit areas set snowfall records for the month. Bitterly cold weather lingers across Michigan By The Associated Press • Jan 22, 2014 Mark Brush / Michigan Radio ALPENA, Mich. (AP) — Bitterly cold weather is lingering across Michigan, with readings below zero and more snow in the forecast for parts of the state. The National Weather Service reports Wednesday morning it was 18 degrees below zero in Alpena in the northeastern Lower Peninsula. Frigid readings came in throughout Michigan, including 17 below in Ann Arbor and 15 below in Port Huron in the southern Lower Peninsula. In Detroit, a reading of zero degrees was reported. And it dipped to 3 degrees below zero at Detroit Metropolitan airport in Romulus. The bitter cold is expected to continue for several more days. In western Michigan, 3 to 5 inches of snow is forecast Wednesday and into Thursday morning. And more lake-effect snow is expected along parts of Lake Superior in the Upper Peninsula. Southern Michigan prepares for floods By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Jan 10, 2014 Michigan State Police Local goverments in southern Michigan are bracing for possible flooding. William Byl is Kent County's Drain Commissioner. He said how serious it becomes depends on the temperature swing and on the amount of rain. "These kind of conditions are really the perfect storm because what you have is snowmelt combined with rain on top of the snowmelt, all falling on frozen ground. And you have no place for the water to go," Byl explained. Could the extreme cold weather be tied to a warming climate? By Mark Brush • Jan 7, 2014 NWS The temperatures certainly are extreme. Last night, it was colder in Michigan than it was at the South Pole. Parts of the state saw temperatures reach 16 below zero with wind chills exceeding 40 below zero. The "polar vortex" has brought air to the Midwest that normally stays way up in the arctic. Fun inside the polar vortex, throwing boiling water in the air By Mark Brush • Jan 7, 2014 Mark Brush / Michigan Radio If you haven't been online in the last 24 hours, or you didn't watch it being done on Anderson Cooper's show over and over last night, then you're in for a treat. It used to be a something kids in Alaska or in Canada's Northern Territories did for fun. But with the combination of cold weather and social media, those of us in the Lower 48 can play too (and some of us are burning ourselves). Life in the polar vortex allows you to do this: So why does the boiling water suddenly turn into what appears to be a cloud of steam? Well, it's not steam. They're just tiny ice crystals. LiveScience had Mark Seeley, a climatologist at the University of Minnesota, explains: Extreme cold and snow make trouble for Michigan motorists By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Jan 7, 2014 Virginia Gordan Michigan faces dangerously cold wind chill conditions this week, according to the National Weather Service. Nancy Cain is a spokesperson for AAA Michigan. She says they've responded to 25,000 calls since the snow and cold began on New Year's Day. Cain says motorists have called for help with spinouts, fender benders, crashes, "out of gas," and "can't starts." She expects even more road problems in the next few days because people who had previously stayed home will be returning to work. Cain says even when the snow has stopped, the combination of extreme cold and wind makes driving dangerous. A check of the weather with MLive's Mark Torregrossa By Cynthia Canty • Jan 6, 2014 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio Listen Listening... / 7:04 This time the forecasters did not cry wolf. We got slammed by snow. Now that the snow has fallen, we're looking at winds and dangerous cold. What's ahead and when will we see something resembling a more "typical" Michigan winter? For the answers we turned to MLive meteorologist Mark Torregrossa, who also runs farmerweather.com. I just got back yesterday from nearly two weeks in Ireland, and we were checking on Torregrossa's reports as we got ready to fly back yesterday -- wondering if we were going to beat the snow and be able to land. The answer was "yes." He was spot-on in calling what was going to happen and when. *Listen to the audio above. Flint area gets 'Top 10' record-breaking snowfall, Detroit... not so much By Mark Brush • Jan 6, 2014 Taryn Nitz / Instagram People are digging out from the snowstorm in much of Michigan today. So did this snowstorm break records in Michigan? In Detroit, 10.6 inches fell during the storm, not enough to crack the top-10 list for snowstorms in this area. Here are the biggest snowfalls recorded in the Detroit area according to the National Weather Service. Most of these storms occurred prior to 1930. Update: Ice storms knock out power to 294,000 in Michigan By Associated Press • Dec 22, 2013 weather.gov JACKSON, Mich. (AP) - Winter has arrived in Michigan with an icy blast, sending freezing rain across a wide section of the Lower Peninsula and knocking out electrical service to 294,000 homes and businesses. The state's largest utilities say it will be days before most of those blacked out get their power back because of the difficulty of working around ice-broken lines. Cold temps and snow expected into next week By The Associated Press • Dec 6, 2013 NWS Cold temperatures and snow were expected in Michigan into next week. The lowest readings Friday morning were in the Upper Peninsula, including zero degrees in Ironwood and 1 degree in Iron Mountain. Forecasters said lake-effect snow was possible in the U.P. and parts of western Michigan. Snow and freezing rain could make travel difficult. Gale warnings were in effect Friday for Lake Superior, with waves expected to be 18 feet to as high as 27 feet. Michigan braces for blast of cold temperatures By The Associated Press • Dec 5, 2013 NWS IRONWOOD, Mich. (AP) — Cold temperatures are expected across Michigan after an arctic blast swept across the Northern Plains and made its way east. In Michigan's western Upper Peninsula, temperatures in the teens were reported Thursday morning in Ironwood. In much of the rest of the state, temperatures were in the 30s to 50s, but they were expected to be in the 30s or below by Thursday evening. A mix of snow and freezing rain is expected in places, making travel difficult. Cold weather is to continue through the weekend. Gale warnings are in effect Thursday for Lake Superior and parts of northern Lake Michigan and Lake Huron, with high waves expected. In Lake Superior, the National Weather Service says waves of 18 feet are likely with maximum heights of up to 26 feet. Stateside for Monday, November 11th, 2013 By Stateside Staff • Nov 11, 2013 Listen Listening... / 47:15 Driverless cars might just be a futurist's dream-no longer. The University of Michigan has announced its plans to bring a fleet of networked, driverless cars to Ann Arbor by the year 2021. We have the details on today's show. And the temperatures are falling and parts of Michigan have snow on the ground. We asked if winter has already arrived. Also, the Farm Bill passed last January took an important subsidy away from organic farmers. What does the loss of this subsidy mean to organic farmers in Michigan? And does a farm have to go through the trouble and expense of getting certified to be organic? First on the show, it's been less than a week since voters in three very different Michigan cities all approved ballot initiatives allowing small amounts of marijuana for personal use on private property. And that has pro-marijuana advocates hoping those votes will boost pressure on state lawmakers to legalize or decriminalize pot. Michigan Public Radio Network's Lansing correspondent Jake Neher joined us today to give an overview of what efforts are underway. Predictions of an early winter in Michigan come true By Stateside Staff • Nov 11, 2013 Twitter Listen Listening... / 3:02 Time for a little "Told ya so!" from MLive Meteorologist Mark Torregrossa. Back on Halloween, he predicted a very early dose of lake-effect snow and temps that feel more like Christmas than mid-November. And, looking at the weather around the state for this November 11th, it does seem that he called it. Meteorologist Mark Torregrossa joined us today. Listen to the full interview above. Brace yourself — it may be an early winter for Michigan By Stateside Staff • Oct 22, 2013 user Cseeman / Flickr Listen Listening... / 4:26 An interview with meteorologist Mark Torregrossa. As I grabbed my gloves and heavy coat this morning, I noted that the thermometer was 33. Just ten days ago, it was 79 degrees. That's Michigan's weather for you — always keeping us on our toes. With talk of snowflakes in Flint and friends in Northern Michigan grumbling on Facebook about predictions of snow on October 22, we wondered: Is Michigan facing an early winter? Meteorologist Mark Torregrossa joins us to discuss what's ahead for Michigan weather. Listen to the full interview above. Flipping poles: what the Sun's changing polarity means for us Earthlings By Stateside Staff • Sep 12, 2013 User: Caneles / Flickr Listen Listening... / 3:51 It sounds like the plot of an apocalyptic Hollywood blockbuster: the poles on the Sun are flipping. But why is this polar flip happening? And, what does changing polarity mean for us Earthlings? We talk to MLive Meteorologist Mark Torregrossa about the sun's latest flip-flop. How has this summer treated Michigan farmers? By Stateside Staff • Sep 4, 2013 user tami.vroma / Flickr Listen Listening... / 11:03 The end of summer is at hand and we wanted to find out how the year treated Michigan farmers so far. They were slammed in 2012 by a cold, wet spring and a hot, dry summer. Earlier this summer we spoke with Macomb Township farmer Ken DeCock to see how things were going for him and got mixed reviews. So we wanted to check in with him to get an end-of-summer view. He joined us today from Boyka's Farm Market in Macomb Township. Tree fruit specialist William Shane with the Southwest Michigan Research and Extension Center also joined us. Listen to the full interview above. Stateside for Thursday, August 22nd, 2013 By Stateside Staff • Aug 22, 2013 Listen Listening... / 49:08 It's getting close to back-to-school time. So today, we took a look at teachers -- in particular, teacher turnover, and what it can do a student's academic achievement. Teachers leaving their profession costs the nation billions of dollars each year. We ask what can be done to keep teachers teaching. And, there have been some complaints about the cooler, rainier summer we've been having, but it turns out it's been good for our Great Lakes. Meteorologist Mark Torregrossa joined us today to tell us why. Also, the historic Packard Plant in Detroit may be converted into a commercial, housing and entertainment complex, but is this feasible? First on the show, it's Thursday, which means it's time for our weekly check-in with Detroit News business columnist Daniel Howes. And today he's got his eye fixed on the storm clouds that are gathering for the Detroit Institute of Arts. This particular growing cloud comes from Oakland County. Daniel Howes joined us today to talk about the troubles the DIA faces. Great Lakes water levels are improving thanks to cool, wet summer weather By Stateside Staff • Aug 22, 2013 NOAA Listen Listening... / 5:04 An interview with MLive meteorologist Mark Torregrossa. There has been a healthy degree of grousing this year by lovers of hot weather. We had a cool and rainy spring, and certainly this summer has not been a replay of last year's hot, dry season. But here's something to think about: the cooler, wetter weather is "good medicine" for our Great Lakes and those all-important water levels. MLive meteorologist Mark Torregrossa joined us today to talk about why. Listen to the full interview above. What happened in the 2003 blackout and could it happen again? By Stateside Staff • Aug 14, 2013 Twitter Listen Listening... / 10:42 An interview with Maggie Koerth-Baker, a science columnist for the New York Times Magazine, the science editor at BoingBoing.net, and the author of "Before the Lights Go Out." Where were you ten years ago when the power died? That's what many of us in the Midwest are asking each other today. It was ten years ago this day when the largest blackout in North America left 55 million people in 8 states and Canada in the dark. The cost of the Blackout of 2003? Anywhere from $4-10 billion. What changes have been made to the grid in that decade? Could a blackout like that happen again? Maggie Koerth-Baker is a science columnist for the New York Times Magazine, the science editor at BoingBoing.net, and the author of "Before the Lights Go Out." She joined us today from Minneapolis. Listen to the full interview above. Ten years after the great northeast blackout of 2003 By Michigan Radio Newsroom & Mark Brush • Aug 14, 2013 Wikipedia Today is the ten-year anniversary of the Northeast blackout of 2003. On August 14, 2003 at 4:10 pm, eight U.S. states and parts of Ontario lost power. In Cleveland, Ohio, an overgrown tree branch touched a sagging, overloaded power line. The line short-circuited and, well, you know how it ended. It was one of the biggest power outages that the U.S. ever saw. At first, people were worried it was an act of terrorism, but when the blackout was confirmed as merely a power outage, the mood shifted. Much of southeastern Michigan was affected (about 2.3 million households were without power). The cities of Ann Arbor, Lansing, and Detroit were victims of the blackout. Some areas, such as Brighton and Holly, were in geographical pockets where residents had power. Water supplies in Detroit were disrupted because the city used electronic pumps. All water in the Metro Detroit area was required to be boiled until August 18 to ensure potability. Here at Michigan Radio, our back-up battery only lasted so long, so we scrambled to find a generator to keep us on-air (see a few photos above). We asked our Facebook fans to chime in with their experiences. Here's a snippet: Stateside for Wednesday, August 7th, 2013 By Stateside Staff • Aug 7, 2013 Listen Listening... / 48:58 There are calls in Lansing to overhaul Michigan's parole system. Advocates say the state keeps people in prison far longer than necessary. And, we went back in time to explore how a Michigan company fed the nation's craze for sending postcards. Also, we spoke with meteorologist Mark Torregrossa about improvements in weather forecasting technology. First on the show, Detroit voters have spoken. Well, at least the 15% or so who voted in Tuesday's primary. And, it will be Mike Duggan versus Benny Napoleon in the race for Mayor. We'll talk with our political commentator Jack Lessenberry to get his take on the primary results. But first, let's talk with the candidates. We were joined today by the top vote-getter in yesterday's mayoral primary, a candidate whose name wasn't even on the ballot, Mike Duggan. Michigan weather forecasts could double in accuracy By Stateside Staff • Aug 7, 2013 Twitter Listen Listening... / An interview with meteorologist Mark Torregrossa. Have you heard the rueful little wisecrack about Michigan's weather forecasters? Something like, "they're wrong just enough that you don't take them seriously and they're right just enough that you need to take them seriously." Well, the weather forecasters in Michigan will soon be able to give us forecasts that are twice as accurate. Mark Torregrossa got his degree in meteorology from Northern Illinois University and he's been forecasting Michigan's weather for more than two decades. His weather website, farmerweather.com specializes in weather information for farmers and agriculture. Torregrossa joined us today to discuss forecasting technology. Listen to the full interview above. What is causing the unseasonably cool weather? By Stateside Staff • Jul 30, 2013 bucklava / flickr Listen Listening... / An interview with meteorologist Mark Torregrossa. The weather has been really nice lately –maybe a little cool at night- but this is July, people. What happened to the dog days of summer? One week of hot weather and then fall? It's time for an expert to weigh in, and that's why we called MLive meteorologist Mark Torregrossa. He joined us today to talk about the unseasonably cool weather. Listen to the full interview above. Stateside for Tuesday, July 30th, 2013 By Stateside Staff • Jul 30, 2013 Listen Listening... / 49:16 Still not sure what the Affordable Care Act means or what it does or doesn't do? You're not alone. Politics aside, we took a closer look at Obamacare and what it all means for you. And, the unseasonable cool weather in Michigan is probably good for you, but not so good for the crops. Meteorologist Mark Torregrossa joined us today to talk about what is causing it. And, a Detroit native joined us today to tell us how he sees the city's bankruptcy as a new opportunity. Also, the fourth annual Upper Peninsula book tour is about to begin. We spoke with a couple Michigan authors who will be participating. First on the show, by now you've heard a bit about Detroit's Chapter 9 bankruptcy filing. About half of Detroit's nearly $20 billion in debt is due to shortfalls in the funds for retiree benefits. According to emergency manager Kevyn Orr's estimates, the pension funds are behind by about $3.5 billion. Unfunded health care obligations are pegged at about $5.7 billion. Detroit is not unique in its unfunded pension and retiree health care obligations. Other municipalities in the state are also behind. Anthony Minghine is the chief operating officer of Michigan municipal league. He joined us today. Pages« first ‹ previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 next › last »

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The inclusion of Reimold and Fiorentino should not come as a surprise to O's fans. Fio is on the 40 man roster and, after his up and down 2006 season; a bit more playing time cannot hurt. Although he has come on stronger lately, the AFL season might be just the tonic to re-energize his career path back to Baltimore. He will be out of options after the upcoming season, thanks to his promotion from Frederick to Baltimore last season, so decision time on Fiorentino is drawing nearer than many realize.
Reimold is, perhaps, the Oriole's top position prospect. After suffering through some injuries and a mid-season slump, the Orioles may be trying to catch lightning in a bottle for a second straight AFL season. Last year Nick Markakis went to the AFL, excelled, and the rest, as they say, is history. It will be interesting to see if Reimold can build on his prospect status and progress in the desert. Given the Orioles current opening next year in left field, a big AFL season may force him into contention. Even if the Orioles pursue a free agent, a strong off-season could make a September call-up more likely.
Bryan Bass' selection is a bit more of a surprise. Given the less than spectacular performance he has put up over the course of his career, this may be his last shot in the Orioles organization. He will be 24 years old next year with six professional seasons under his belt, only part of which is above Single A, and he has yet to hit above .241 at any level other than his first year at Bluefield. Last season, he smacked twelve home runs at Frederick, but his strikeout to walk ratio was nearly 3:1. The former number one pick (31st overall in the 2001 draft) has not lived up to expectations.
Brian Finch's selection makes sense for the player and the organization. A seemingly marginal prospect for the suddenly pitching-rich Orioles, Finch is 24 years old and playing at AA. He currently has a WHIP of 1.46, which is just a tick below his minor league total average. He is striking out 5.23 batters per nine innings and is carrying a win-loss record of 5-11. Although he may yet get back into the organization's plans, he will need a big AFL season to keep progressing in the Orioles system. Finch was drafted out of Texas A&M in the second round of the 2003 draft and signed for $750,000. Eighteen picks later, Andre Ethier was drafted by the Oakland Athletics and signed for $580,000.>
After rising through the system to pitch at Bowie last year, where he put up respectable numbers, Ryan Keefer was back in the New York- Penn League this season before a recent promotion back to Bowie. He's been recuperating from an early season surgery which removed bone spurs from his pitching elbow. The AFL will largely be an opportunity for him to make up lost time.
Right-hander Cory Morris is a 27 year old pitching in AAA Ottawa. Last year, he was originally slated to attend the AFL, but was pulled back and replaced by Andy Mitchell. He has been solid, if unspectacular, for the Lynx this season. He came close to touching the mound in Baltimore for a brief moment, when he was recalled from Ottawa early in April, only to be sent back three days later. Like Bass, he will have six minor league seasons under his belt after the 2007 season, so the Orioles will use this experience to help gauge his role in the organization. He has had injuries and has been inconsistent throughout his Orioles minor league career. Morris' current WHIP is a rough 1.68 at Ottawa. He has, however, fanned 8.07 hitters per nine innings at AAA but he's also walked 6.6 per nine.
Nick McCurdy has pitched solidly over the 2006 season. Pitching out of the bullpen at Bowie and Ottawa, he has struck out a respectable 6.82 hitters per nine innings. Unfortunately, he is right handed and 26 years old, so he'll have to be more than just respectable to get back in the organization's plans.
Garrett Olson, Radhames Liz, James Hoey, Beau Hale and James Johnson were a few of the more interesting omissions. The organization likely feels they have thrown enough innings this year and don't need the additional work in a league known for tough pitching conditions.
Last year's Orioles contingent to the AFL was, without a doubt, the best ever sent. For the first time that I have been attending, the group was better known for its potential than its failure to reach expectations. That delegation included Adam Loewen, Nick Markakis and Brandon Fahey. All three excelled in the desert last year and all three have made it to Baltimore this season. Fahey went to Arizona with something to prove and impressed everyone in attendance, forcing the Orioles to add him to the 40 man roster after being exposed to so many scouts. In fact, during one stretch, I felt he outplayed the more heralded Stephen Drew and Brandon Wood. More than just O's fans noticed that Fahey came to work early and left with a dirty uniform.
Loewen's All Star performance encouraged the Oriole faithful and served as a springboard for his emergence into this year's major league rotation. Markakis was an AFL All Star as well and rightfully so. He forced his way onto the Orioles Opening Day roster and has impressed after a slow start. Markakis and Loewen were the first Orioles to make the All Star squad since Brad Pennington in 1992. Other prospects who played in Arizona last fall are Andy Mitchell, Tripper Johnson, Val Majewski and Ryan Hubele.
It felt good to sit in the stands with my Orioles cap on last season and I'm looking forward to doing the same this fall.


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The pay raise approved by the Legislature in the spring goes into effect Sept. 1, giving 200,000-plus state employees either an extra $100 a month or a 4-percent hike, whichever is higher.
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New hires also tend to take up their new positions Sept. 1.
One of those starting a new job will be the next director of one of the largest state agencies, the Department of Transportation.
On Wednesday, the three-member Transportation Commission picked Michael Behrens as the successor of retiring Wes Heald. Behrens, a 53-year-old engineer, previously held the third-ranking job in the agency. He has been with TxDOT since 1971.
At the Department of Public Safety, the state law-enforcement agency that protects the roadways TxDOT builds, the highest-ranking retiree this year is Senior Capt. Bruce Casteel, head of the Texas Rangers.
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Another personnel change this month does not involve a state agency, but it could in the long run.
Austin Mayor Kirk Watson resigned his office Tuesday to run for attorney general. The 43-year-old Democrat is the first member of his party to announce for the race against Republican incumbent John Cornyn.
Watson was elected as mayor in 1997.
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Effective Sept. 1, a law will be on the books enabling insurers to offer automobile coverage based on the number of miles driven.
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The Department of Insurance still has to develop rules for such a program, and no timetable for implementation has been announced.
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The Department of Health is warning Texans to be careful when swimming in fresh water after two youngsters died from amoebic meningoencephalitis.
The children contracted the amoeba, which enters through the nasal passage and attacks brain tissue, while swimming in Lake Palestine and Lake Hawkins.
The organism is common in fresh water, but it tends to proliferate when temperatures are high and water levels drop.
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Skip to comments.You Know You're From Wisconsin When. . .
Posted on 12/04/2001 10:07:56 AM PST by Enough_Deceit
You know your from Wisconsin when:
Your whole family wears green and gold to church on Sunday.
Snow tires come standard on all your cars.
You refer to the Packers as "we."
You have gotten frost-bitten and sunburned in the same week.
You can identify and Illinois accent.
You know what cow-tipping is.
Down South to you means Chicago.
Travelling coast to coast means going from LaCrosse to Milwaukee.
A brat is something you eat.
You have no problem spelling Milwaukee.
You consider Madison exotic.
You don't have a coughing fit from one sip of Pabst Blue Ribbon.
You can actually pronounce Oconomowoc.
You know what a bubbler is.
You go out for fish fry every Friday.
You can recognize someone from Illinois from their driving.
You know how to polka.
You drink soda and refer to your dad as "pop."
Formal wear is blue jeans and a baseball cap.
Your 4th of July Family Picknic was moved indoors due to frost.
You know where Waukesha is AND can pronounce it.
You can visit Luxembourg, Holland, Belgium, Denmark, Berlin, New London, and Poland all in one afternoon.
You design your Halloween costumes to fit over a snowsuit.
You've seen mosquitoes with landing lights.
You have more miles on your snow blower than your car.
You enjoy driving in the winter because the potholes fill in with snow.
Your sexy lingerie is tube socks and a flannel nightie.
You owe more money on your snowmobile than on your car.
At least twice a year, your kitchen doubles as a meat processing plant.
Your snow blower gets stuck on the roof.
You think the start of deer season is a national holiday.
You find 0 degrees a little chilly.
You know what to do with a Blatz.
You actually understand these jokes.
You forward them to all your Wisconsin friends.
And ya gotta love the sailing farmers license plates.
Should read " You consider Madison toxic.
Goin' to get some beer. Wanna come with?
That sounds completely natural to my MN ears.
You know what a cheesehead does with a sheepshead.
The Amish are part of the 'culture' and not a 'cult'.
A 'viking' is an alien 'purple people eater'.
I never realized this was not in universal usage until I joined Free Republic. I suppose it must sound to others what beginning a sentence with "anymore" sounds like to me... *cringe*
Chicago girl forever...
BZZT! I drink pop.
Otherwise, list looks accurate.
Good Ol' Wisconsin ..... .... ..... with their nine months of Winter and 3 months of bad sledding.
Or, as we southeners refer to it....WisKahnsin...
I have a First Cousin that lives up there, somewhere. Last winter her dog started it's "Full Bladder Boogie" and, since she was working in her garage that morning, she opened the garage door to allow him to go and take of of 'business'.
She was unaware that it had snowed the previous night and the snow was packed as high is her garage door was tall..... The dog looked up at her just as she looked down at him - -- - she told him to just go and pee in the cornor....
Unfortunately, certain parts of Madison and Milwaukee can now be accurately described as "Chicagotown".
And how about them Green Bay Packers!
Three = tree
Let's go by Bill's house = Let's visit Bill at his house
Fond du lac = Fon ja lac
Any other Wisconsinisms?
And so does the priest.
"Hey" is found in barns and at the end of every sentence.
You never "grill" something on your outdoor grill. You always "fry" your food.
Cookouts and barbeques do not exist; you only go to a "fry".
You think wearing a cheese wedge on your head is fashionable.
You believe every Wisconsinite should make a pilgrimage to Lambeau Field at least once in their lifetime.
You curse every time someone mentions the name of Tony Mandarich (sp?).
You know what the Lambeau Leap is, who started it, AND when it was started.
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Down dere where da trolly bend's da corner round.
UCLA - University of Cudahy, down by da Lake, Aye.
You mean the new Packer license plates that were issued as a fundraiser for Lambeau Fiela?
Not any more.
Leroy Butler, on an interception against the Rams, 1993.
BTW, don't insult cheeseheads. Cheeseheads save lives. One man used it to protect himself in a plane crash. Others have been using them in addition to throw cushions on their boats--and think the cheeseheads float better.
You know you're from Wisconsin When...
You know that Kaukauna is not a Hawaiian island.
You understand the saying "When you're out of Point, you're out of town."
You know that Leinenkugels is not a brand of bagel.
You are aware that "Eau Claire" is not a filled and frosted pastry.
You know what kind of fish the ice fishermen are trying to spear on Lake Winnebago.
You recognize a Sheboygan accent.
You can brag about an alpine lake that's only a few hundred feet above sea level.
You can smell the difference between the emissions from a paper factory and the emissions from a cottage cheese factory.
You can't understand why speed-skating isn't on TV more often.
You know that "Fond du Lac" is not a Scandinivian form of dining where meat or cheese on long forks is dipped into various pots.
South Milwaukee Whitefish Bay
Nothing sticks like Cudahy
"Ok, what do you want"
"A Dr. Pepper"
"Yea, and make mine a Sprite..." lol
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Environmental Justice and Effective Outreach Methods in the Duwamish Valley┬Āa 20-min mini documentary ┬Āfeaturing a series of interviews with community leaders in the Duwamish Valley (By┬Ā Ruben Chi Bertoni )
PBS Frontline: Poisoned Waters (Duwamish River segment)
Digital Stories by Duwamish and Asian/Pacific Islander Youth:
ŌĆō "My Generation" ŌĆō Alyssa Johnson, Duwamish Tribe (granddaughter of Tribal Chairwoman Cecile Hanson)
ŌĆō┬Ā"Generations away from the Duwamish" ŌĆō Jac Trautman, Duwamish/Lummi
ŌĆō "A River Revealed: Talking with Fishermen of the Duwamish River" ŌĆō Project WILD
KCTS History Cafe:┬ĀHistory of the Duwamish River
Coll Thrush, historian, on the Duwamish language and river
Native American story, as told by Roger Fernandes:┬Āthe history and future of Duwamish river valley; excerpt from "Changing Course,"documentary work in progress
"On the Trail of the Duwamish"┬ĀPoem by Darby Ringer, from the Jones & Jones field school along the Duwamish river in Seattle; excerpt from "Changing Course,"documentary work in progress
Episcopal Church Environmental Stewardship, featuring a video of James Rasmussen from the Duwamish Tribe talking Mike Schut about the Duwamish river cleanup.
Changing Course┬ĀDocumentary film by Patricia O'Brian (rough cut, unreleased)
Duwamish River Times: Foster High School video project
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Environmental Protection Agency: Lower Duwamish Waterway Superfund site
Dept of Ecology: Lower Duwamish Pollution Source Control page
Lower Duwamish Waterway Group web site
Green-Duwamish Watershed/WRIA 9: Interagency salmon enhancement group for the Green-Duwamish River
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Communities Count┬ĀSocial and Health Indicators across King County, WA.┬Ā 2008 Report available now.
South Seattle Air Toxic Study┬ĀHealth Assessment, Washington Department of Health
Safe Cosmetics Database┬ĀProducts you use can be harmful to your health, and the environment via your sink and bathtub drain. "Skin Deep" is a safety guide to cosmetics and personal care products brought to you by researchers at the┬ĀEnvironmental Working Group
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B-Sustainable┬ĀA resource for tracking progress and coordinating action towards 16 Sustainability Goals in King County, WA.
Toxipedia launches The World Library of Toxicology, Chemical Safety and Environmental Health, a free global Web portal that provides the scientific community and public with links to major government agencies, non-governmental organizations, universities, professional societies, and other groups addressing issues related to toxicology, public health, and environmental health.
SEATTLE GREAT CITY INITIATIVE┬ĀEnvironmentalists, neighborhood leaders, business people, and citizens working together to enhance quality of life, help preserve our regionŌĆÖs natural beauty, and make Seattle a model of economic and environmental sustainability.
Recreation in the Duwamish
Alki Kayaks: rent kayaks, bikes, long boards and roller blades at Seacrest Dock.
TIDES ON THE DUWAMISH: Don't get caught in the muck!
For Fun!
The 4400, a now-cancelled show on USA, featuring a Duwamish River plot involving a mysterious 'messiah.'
The Duwamish Terror: a creative animation piece about Duwamish sewer zombies.


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The 5.2MP HP Photosmart M517 ($199.99 direct, replacing the M417, which has dropped to $179.99) offers more or less what you would expect from an inexpensive camera: 3X optical zoom (6 mm to 18 mm, or a 35-mm equivalent of 36 mm to 108 mm, with a wide-aperture setting range of f/2.9 to f/4.9). Compared with the M417, the M517 has a slightly larger LCD, at two inches, but that's hardly noticeable. The M517 has a bit more digital zoom (8X, instead of 7X), but we generally don't even mention this type of zoom, since using it degrades image quality. More important, the M517 has twice the internal memory, at 32MB, which is always nice. Otherwise, our testing found little difference between the cameras.
In fact, the real difference between cameras is how the M517 is being marketed: It's being sold as a bundle called the HP Photosmart GoGo 428 Photo Studio, which includes the HP Photosmart 420 printer for $319.99. We found the Photosmart 420 supremely easy to use with the M517.
When testing the camera itself, we found the still-life images unspectacular, but inoffensive. There was a little noise in both the daylight and the flash shots, though it wasn't very distracting. Color saturation and accuracy were adequate, although the M517 had better contrast than the M417. We also found a little bit of purple fringing with the M517. Like the M417, it has 1,250 average lines of resolution, which is a bit low for a 5MP camera.
The camera's boot time was even slower than the M417, at five seconds, and its recycle time was a mediocre 3.6 seconds. We also noticed a bit of shutter lag, like the M417, though that's not unusual in inexpensive cameras. We found no pincushion distortion and very little barrel distortion.
If you're looking for an affordable entry-level printer/camera combo, the M517 bundled with the 428 printer is a good buy. If you're looking for a cheap camera and don't need the printer, though, we still recommend the M417, especially since it is now $20 less. And if you're willing to step up to the next price level, the HP Photosmart R717 has both better picture quality and faster speeds, and keeps the same great usability.
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HOMESTEAD, Fla. — It's easy for Kyle Busch to look back on the February crash that left him with a severely broken leg and say that he never imagined racing for a championship nine months later.
But that would be a lie.
That would not be Kyle Busch.
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That would not be the balls-to-the-wall, win-at-all-cost driver that NASCAR fans have grown to love. That would not be the driver who wants to win every race he enters, no matter how big or small. That would not be the hard-charging driver known as "Rowdy" for his penchant for stirring up excitement and controversy nearly everywhere he goes.
That just would not be the Kyle Busch way.
Kyle Busch (Getty Images)
So as Busch lay in a Florida hospital the day after the Daytona 500, he was not only thinking about coming back to make the Chase for the Sprint Cup but also of making it to Homestead for the final championship race. The only question was how.
When did those thoughts start to enter his mind?
"It must have been the next day at least when (NASCAR president Mike) Helton came over to visit with me in the hospital, and we were talking with him about what's the scenario going to be with me coming back. Am I still going to be eligible for it?" Busch said.
At that point, Busch already knew when he would return to racing, right?
"No, uh-uh, no," he said.
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So with surgery looming and a return date nowhere in sight, Busch already had his sights set on winning a race, climbing the points standings and somehow making the Chase. Those plans were churning through his head as he fought off the pain from a broken right leg and a broken foot — injuries so severe that team owner Joe Gibbs compared them to former quarterback Joe Theismann's horrifying leg injury.
"We were definitely ahead of the game. We were pre-planning for sure," Busch says now. "I didn't know whether or not I was going to be back at all this year or whether I was going to be back by Charlotte, which I was, or Daytona, the summer race. … But obviously things kind of went a little quicker than that."
That Busch was able to return to racing, make the Chase and be in position to win the Sprint Cup championship might be the most remarkable story of any of the title contenders. While Jeff Gordon can win the title in the final race of his career, Kevin Harvick can repeat as Cup champion and Martin Truex Jr. is the ultimate underdog, Busch was not even supposed to be here.
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After missing the 2015 season's first 11 races while recovering from surgery and rehabbing his broken bones, he returned for May's Coca-Cola 600 in Charlotte — months ahead of schedule — and finished 11th in the longest race of the season.
Still, winning a race AND making the Chase seemed an extreme long shot. When he wrecked at both Dover and Michigan in June, those odds got even longer.
But then Busch delivered one of the most remarkable performances of the season, winning on the winding, hilly, 11-turn road course at Sonoma Raceway in northern California — a race his team was not even sure he would be able to run.
Kyle Busch celebrates victory at Sonoma (Getty Images)
Joe Gibbs Racing had a driver on standby in case Busch couldn't race on a track that puts tremendous pressure on a driver's legs and feet. The plan was to allow Busch to run the first practice and see how he felt. Team owner Joe Gibbs, who has dealt with numerous injuries as a Hall Of Fame NFL coach, didn't expect Busch to be able to go. "But he said, no, I'm going to race," Gibbs recalls.
Busch not only raced, but he took the lead early, stayed in contention all day, and then passed Jimmie Johnson with five laps remaining to score one of the most emotional victories of his career.
"When he won that race in Sonoma, I think everybody was crying going to the winner's circle," Gibbs said. "Nobody thought he'd win a road race after having his foot the way it was injured, and to go through everything he did and to come back … That was probably one of the greatest physical performances I've seen by an athlete.
"That's the race we were worried about, and then for him to win the thing was over the top."
The Sonoma victory gave Busch and his team the motivation and drive it needed to keep pushing toward a spot in the Chase. After finishing 17th the following week at Daytona, he won the next three races, including the Brickyard 400 at Indy, to give him four wins in five races. When he finished second on another road course, at Watkins Glen in August, Busch climbed to 30th in points, making him eligible for the Chase.
"After Michigan, when I crashed out there and finished dead last, we were like, 'OK, we've got to reboot here and figure out what we're going to do to make the Chase,' " Busch said. "But things went well. We won Sonoma. We won four out of five weeks, and man, it just turned around and put us where we needed to be."
In a sense, it should be no surprise that Busch beat the odds to put himself in position to win his first Cup championship. He's been doing that his whole career, overcoming a myriad of problems — from driver confrontations, suspensions, probation, trouble on and off the track and a surprising release from Hendrick Motorsports. And despite 33 Cup wins and more Xfinity and Truck Series victories combined than any driver in history, he has also seen his share of misfortune on the track. If not for parts failures and bad luck, he could have twice as many wins and multiple championships.
But Busch continues to persevere and bounce back to win big races.
"My life has sort of been that way. It's been quite a whirlwind," he said. "But nothing like this year, I guess I'd say. It's certainly been a lot going on in a short period of time from February to May, for sure.
"But it's been great. I wouldn't change it for anything in the world. I've got a great family. I'm blessed with a great wife and a really cool son."
Amid all his pain and pressure to make the Chase, Busch's wife, Samantha, gave birth to their first child in May. Brexton Locke was born on May 18, just as Busch was preparing to return to racing.
In a way, everything Busch has been through the past few years — his marriage to Samantha, the injury, the birth of his son — have prepared him for this opportunity. Gibbs has watched Busch mature into a more patient, smarter racer who is now able to handle the pressure that comes with racing for a championship.
Kyle, Samantha and son
Gibbs, who hired Busch after he was released from Hendrick in 2007, believes that maturation process is complete.
"You're never quite sure what affects people in their life, but we know Kyle, since he's been with us, he's married now. Sam, I think, has a big influence on him. The baby certainly does," Gibbs said.
Gibbs pauses to tell a joke about hearing a baby cry on an airplane and telling Busch, "That sounds like you in the car."
"He loves the baby. They're loving on the baby," Gibbs says. "And I think also, when we go through things in life, we learn from them, and sometimes it's when we make a mistakes, we say, I'm not going to do that again.
"So, through the whole process, I think Kyle now, you can tell he reacts in the car differently. He seems to have more patience, willing to think through things. He's still very aggressive, but I think also the way he deals with things, he's much more even now. So I think that's part of just … growing up, all those other family things. I think he definitely now is in a different place than he was 10 years ago."
Busch credits his wife, Samantha, whom he married in 2010, with much of his development as a person and racer. Samantha, a model, fashion designer and philanthropist, has a calming effect on the once rowdy Busch.
"She's been a huge influence and a huge help and just everything, not just professionally but also personally, you know," Kyle said. "So it's been so much fun to have the relationship that I have with her, and now we have a son, and it's been pretty cool."
This is Busch's first real opportunity to win a Cup championship. His best points finish is fourth in 2013. His other Chase appearances all ended in heartbreak and disappointment. He was on track last year, only to get knocked out of the Chase in a multicar crash at Talladega.
If he can finally close the deal, winning his first Cup title, it would almost as big a story as Gordon winning it in his final race. With how far he's come, maybe bigger.
"It would be a big deal and a big statement for him," Gibbs said. "I mean, think about what happened to us in Daytona, and to come back and be here, I certainly think it was a huge effort on his part, and the way he approached everything when he came back was kind of unbelievable. He was so aggressive, and you'd think he'd be more cautious, and yet he came back roaring.
"Obviously, I think he made a big statement in coming back the way he did.
Now his moment is at hand. What would it mean to Busch to finally win the Cup title?
"It would mean everything," he said. "It's been something that I've dreamed about for years and have always strived to try to achieve.
"This is something that you work at as a 12-year-old, 13-year-old kid racing legends cars. For me to have this opportunity to go out here and win this championship would be the top moment in my career and in my family and everything else."
Did Busch imagine being in this position nine months ago, while lying in a Daytona Beach hospital with a shattered leg?
"No, I wouldn't say that I could have," he said.
But you know he's lying.


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Terrain rendering covers a variety of methods of depicting real-world or imaginary world surfaces. Most common terrain rendering is the depiction of Earth's surface.
It is used in various applications to give an observer a frame of reference. It is also often used in combination with rendering of non-terrain objects, such as trees, buildings, rivers, etc.
There are two major modes of terrain rendering: top-down and perspective rendering. Top-down terrain rendering has been known for centuries in the way of cartographic maps. Perspective terrain rendering has also been known for quite some time. However, only with the advent of computers and computer graphics perspective rendering has become mainstream.
Perspective terrain rendering is described in this article.
A typical terrain rendering application consists of a terrain database, a central processing unit (CPU), a dedicated graphics processing unit (GPU), and a display. A software application is configured to start at initial location in the world space. The output of the application is screen space representation of the real world on a display. The software application uses the CPU to identify and load terrain data corresponding to initial location from the terrain database, then applies the required transformations to build a mesh of points that can be rendered by the GPU, which completes geometrical transformations, creating screen space objects (such as polygons) that create a picture closely resembling the location of the real world.
There are a number of ways to texture the terrain surface. Some applications benefit from using artificial textures, such as elevation coloring, checkerboard, or other generic textures. Some applications attempt to recreate the real-world surface to the best possible representation using aerial photography and satellite imagery.
In video games, texture splatting is used to texture the terrain surface.
There are a great variety of methods to generate terrain surfaces. The main problem solved by all these methods is managing number of processed and rendered polygons. It is possible to create a very detailed picture of the world using billions of data points. However such applications are limited to static pictures. Most uses of terrain rendering are moving images, which require the software application to make decisions on how to simplify (by discarding or approximating) source terrain data. Virtually all terrain rendering applications use level of detail to manage number of data points processed by CPU and GPU. There are several modern algorithms for terrain surfaces generating.[1][2][3]
Terrain rendering is widely used in computer games to represent both Earth's surface and imaginary worlds. Some games also have terrain deformation (or deformable terrain).
One important application of terrain rendering is in synthetic vision systems. Pilots flying aircraft benefit greatly from the ability to see terrain surface at all times regardless of conditions outside the aircraft.
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- ^ Stewart J. (1999), "Fast Horizon Computation at All Points of a Terrain With Visibility and Shading Applications", IEEE Transactions on visualization and computer graphics 4(1).
- ^ Bashkov E., Zori S., Suvorova I. (2000), "Modern Methods of Environment Visual Simulation", In Simulationstechnik, 14. Symposium in Hamburg SCS, pp. 509-514. Europe BVBA, Ghent, Belgium,
- ^ Bashkov E.A., Zori S.A. (2001), "Visual Simulation of an Earth Surface by Fast Horizon Computation Algorithm", In Simulation und Visualisierung, pp. 203-215. Institut fur Simulation und Graphik, Magdeburg, Deutschland
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Directory listing in C
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does anyone know how to do a directory listing in C?
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For your first question, it depends entirely upon your system. For your second, you need to explain what you mean. Have a look here, both posts.
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findnext function call returns the next file in the directory
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Chevrolet's five-seat Equinox crossover is available with either a 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine or a 3.0-liter V-6, and both are mated to a six-speed automatic transmission. All trim levels are available with front- or all-wheel drive. Competitors include the Honda CR-V, Toyota RAV4 and Ford Escape.
In ascending order, trim levels include the LS, LT and LTZ.
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The standard 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine now offers flex-fuel capability and can run on gasoline or E85 ethanol. Coming later in the model year is Chevrolet's available MyLink entertainment system, which incorporates services such as Pandora internet radio when a compatible smartphone is connected. Specific trim level changes for 2012 include:
- LS adds Bluetooth cellphone connectivity
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The Equinox looks like an amalgamation of GM models. The horizontally split grille emulates that of the Chevy Malibu sedan and Traverse crossover, while the headlights ditch the Traverse's angular styling. Exterior features include:
- Standard 17-inch alloy wheels; 18- or 19-inch chrome wheels optional
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Chevy's twin-cowl dashboard, used in everything from the Traverse to the Malibu, carves out similar shapes facing the driver and front passenger. The Equinox's basic radio interface details the station for each preset and can include AM, FM and satellite radio stations on the same list.
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Charges filed in Vt. man's deathNovember 22,2012FORT EDWARD, N.Y. — A 30-year-old Vermont woman is free on bail after pleading not guilty to charges stemming from a crash on New York Route 22 in Hebron that killed an 83-year-old man.
Cassie Early of Arlington, Vt., entered the plea Tuesday before a Washington County judge in Fort Edward.
A grand jury indicted Early on a series of charges from the 7 a.m. crash on July 29, including aggravated vehicular homicide, and manslaughter in the death of Vincent Muro Sr., of West Rutland, Vt.
Court documents say Early had a blood alcohol level more than double the legal limit for driving.
Police say Early's pickup crossed into the wrong lane and hit Muro's vehicle.
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