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Soon it will be cold enough, at least in much of the country, that parents and children will want to snuggle up with winter stories. They won't go wrong by starting with the cool matte pages of "Over and Under the Snow" (Chronicle Books, 44 pages, $16.99), a picture book for readers ages 4 to 10 that follows a father and daughter as they ski into snowy woods on a late afternoon. With a spare palette of white, grays, browns and pale blues, and occasional dashes of vivid scarlet, Christopher Silas Neal's illustrations give a nostalgic feel to Kate Messner's gently lyrical text about the cold-weather habits of forest creatures.
When the skiers glimpse a red squirrel disappearing beneath the snow crust, the father explains: "Under the snow is a whole secret kingdom, where the smallest forest animals stay safe and warm. You're skiing over them now." As we see the two move through the trees, chatting about the wildlife they notice (or know to be) around them, our perspective changes. Sometimes father and daughter are far away, tiny and remote, as if mere background characters in the real story of a prowling fox or a snoozing black bear. Sometimes they are close to us, observed at a safe distance by a rabbit or deer. The girl marvels: "Under the snow, a chipmunk wakes for a meal. Bedroom, kitchen, hallway—his house under my feet." A lively afterword explains in more detail the nature of that "secret kingdom," an insulated area between the packed snow and the ground called the subnivean zone, in which small animals take refuge during the coldest months of the year.
There is something oddly compelling about the slightly off-kilter nature of Giselle Potter's vivid watercolor illustrations, an artful clumsiness in the way she renders the shape of faces and the drape of fabric and the proportion of limbs. Ms. Potter has now turned her delightful brush to an old tale set in unfamiliar surroundings for "The Orphan: A Cinderella Story From Greece" (Schwartz & Wade, 40 pages, $16.99), a picture book for children ages 4 to 11 written with charm and verve by Anthony L. Manna and Soula Mitakidou.
As with the traditional Cinderella tale, this one begins with the death of the heroine's mother and her father's swift remarriage to a cruel woman who has two girls of her own. Called only "the orphan," after the Greek saying that a motherless child is an orphaned one, the girl receives beastly treatment from her new stepmother: "So hateful was she that she counted every drop of water the orphan was allowed to drink!" The illustration accompanying this disclosure shows the favored sisters stuffing their faces with delicacies while their mother dispenses water to the orphan from a medicine dropper. One night, utterly miserable, the girl throws herself upon her mother's grave and, to her joy, hears her mother's consoling voice. The next morning, Mother Nature presents the girl with gifts: brilliance, beauty, gracefulness, three lovely dresses and, rather than glass slippers, a pair of tiny blue shoes.
In the Greek version of the well-known story, the orphan/Cinderella meets the prince at church rather than at a ball. There she enchants him with her beauty but, as ever, must dash away before the magic of her marvelous raiment expires. Eventually the resourceful prince orders his men—who here wear distinctive 19th-century Greek military dress—to spread the church threshold with honey and wax. When the orphan again tries to make her escape, her feet stick fast. Thus does the prince snare one of the orphan's dainty shoes and with it, ultimately, the lovely orphan herself.
Graphic designer Paul Thurlby brings a distressed retro-modern sensibility to capital letters with "Paul Thurlby's Alphabet" (Templar, 64 pages, $16.99), a stylish take on the traditional abecedarian primer. As is the custom with most such books, we travel in orderly fashion from A to B to C and onward, but here most letters take the shape of an object or idea—or the object or idea takes the shape of the letter, depending—with results that are both surprising and refreshing. J is for Jazz in this book, the J being an enormous saxophone on which a cool dude is blowing; Y is for Yoga, illustrated by a serene-looking fellow in white clothes who stands on one leg and holds the other leg arched behind him so that his body forms the letter. And while every child has seen Q for Queen or Quail, Mr. Thurlby amusingly gives us Q for Quicksand, with the letter panicking as it sinks.
His approach is less successful, or at any rate probably less helpful to young pre-literate children, when it comes to concepts such as F for Fierce (the letter looks a bit like a wrathful lion) and V for Vicious (the two prongs of the letter have sharp white teeth). But Z for Zipper, where the top of the letter seems to have been unzipped to make the shape, is terrific.
Eric Carle has a permanent place on the contemporary nursery shelf thanks to his toddler-pleasing classics "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" and "The Mixed-Up Chameleon," among others. With "The Artist Who Painted a Blue Horse" (Philomel, 32 pages, $17.99), the German-born picture-book creator invites children ages 2 to 6 to rejoice in the spectacle of familiar animals wrought in unexpected colors: "an orange elephant and . . . a purple fox and . . . a black polar bear . . . a polka-dotted donkey." He achieves these images with his distinctive painted tissue-paper collages, but there is more at work in these glowing pages than a child's entertainment. The book is dedicated to German expressionist Franz Marc, best known for his unconventional paintings of blue horses, whose "degenerate" work was suppressed by the Nazis who ran Germany when Mr. Carle was himself a young artist.


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To help get you through college football's slow days of early July - before conference media days launch the preseason festivities - we've counted down the 10 most important South Carolina Gamecocks and 10 most important Clemson Tigers for 2014. One Gamecock and one Tiger every day, so you can spend part of your summer studying the players who will make a difference for your team come autumn.
Position: Receiver
Year: Junior
Height/weight: 6-1, 185
Hometown: Lexington
Last year: Finished with 25 catches, 455 yards, five touchdowns and developed into a vertical threat with 18.2 per catch, the fourth-best average in the SEC.
Previously: No. 10 So. S Chaz Elder, No. 9 So. C Cody Waldrop, No. 8 So. DE Gerald Dixon, No. 7 Sr. LT Corey Robinson
The lineage is listed under his official bio on South Carolina's athletics website. There is Sidney Rice and Kenny McKinley. Alshon Jeffery and Ace Sanders. Bruce Ellington and .
Shaq Roland?
He's next in line. It's Roland's turn to carry on the legacy. The only question is whether South Carolina's junior receiver can handle the job.
It's a massive responsibility, being the No. 1 receiver at this level. Roland should be senior quarterback Dylan Thompson's go-to threat. The Lexington native has good size and speed, and that combination have been the primary ingredients to some memorable highlights. Still, Roland will have to find consistency to be a true No. 1 target.
Roland scored South Carolina's first touchdown last season on a 65-yard bomb from quarterback Connor Shaw. It was Roland's first career start. Before he crossed the end zone, expectations had already exploded.
For much of the season, fans waited to see more of highlights.
Roland had his moments, most memorably when he caught two touchdown passes against Mississippi State in November. He improved late in the season, finishing with six catches for 112 yards in South Carolina's win against Wisconsin in the Capital One Bowl.
It was enough to once again hand Roland hefty expectations entering this fall. With Ellington gone, somebody has to fill his void as the Gamecocks' main target in the passing game. Roland seems to have the best chance to successfully handle that role.
Previously: No. 10 So. S Chaz Elder, No. 9 So. C Cody Waldrop, No. 8 So. DE Gerald Dixon, No. 7 Sr. LT Corey Robinson
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"The Beast" claims six fatalities in Mexico train disaster
The train was one of several Mexican and Central American immigrants call "la Bestia" -- "the beast." It goes from Southern Mexico northward to Mexico's Northern border with the United States.
Project to privatize Mexico's oil company advances
Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, of the right-center Revolutionary Institutional Party, has announced long awaited plans for allowing private industry to play a bigger role in the finances of the national oil company, PEMEX.
Communist peasant organizers murdered in Mexico
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Soprano Wilhelmenia Fernandez Soars from Philadelphia's Ghetto to Paris Glamour in Diva
To that end, Wilhelmenia now is giving a series of recitals in the U.S. and abroad. In July she will sing the role of Micaela in the New York City Opera's production of Carmen. As for recordings, she already has the Diva sound track to her credit, as well as an album of gospel songs, Wilhelmenia Fernandez Spirituals.
Raised in South Philadelphia by her mother, Vine Lee Wiggins, a garment worker, Wilhelmenia was exposed to religion and music as a child. Her mother was the organist at the neighborhood Tasker Street Baptist Church. "I was resolved about a singing career from a very early age," Wilhelmenia recalls, "but I remember my mother stressing the importance of commercial skills—typing, shorthand—in case the singing didn't pan out."
Those skills helped to support her as an insurance company secretary after she graduated from high school in 1966. Two years later she quit to study music full-time. Applying to New York's prestigious Juilliard School, she was allowed to audition but was informed she would have to wait a year for an opening. She sang Oh Divine Redeemer (she knew no operatic arias)—and two weeks later got a letter announcing her immediate acceptance. "My mother was just coming in from work, and I ran and grabbed her, and the two of us went toppling down the stairs," Fernandez says. "We were both crying—me for being accepted, her from being knocked down the stairs."
Life in New York included classes from 7 a.m. until 4 p.m., eight hours of secretarial typing, and then studying until 2 or 3 a.m. "I wasn't interested in social life," she says. "All I wanted to do was learn to sing correctly." While attending Juilliard, though, she met Ormond Fernandez, a postal worker, and they married after she graduated in 1973. (Their daughter, Sheena Marie, is 9 now.) For the next three years Wilhe-menia's career languished. "I stayed home and climbed the walls," she says. Then she won a place in the chorus of the Houston Grand Opera's 1976 Porgy and Bess, but her marriage faltered. "I think if I really had wanted it to work, it could have," she says. "I was just too eager for my career."
When the Porgy company traveled to Europe, the director of the Paris Opera saw her perform and signed her to a two-year contract. In 1980 director Beineix asked her to read the script of Diva. "I was reading murder, prostitution and drugs, and I wanted nothing to do with it," she recalls. "Jean-Jacques forced me to read it with him. Then I realized it was actually light, like a Disney treatment of a Hitchcock film." Wilhelmenia agreed to do the part after a few racy scenes were tamed. "In the bed scene, Jean-Jacques wanted me nude underneath a sheet that contoured to my body, and I wanted a comforter 20 inches thick. [She got it.] I'm inhibited, but the bottom line was that my mother would see it."
Not to mention her daughter. Sheena has traveled with her mother and a tutor since she was 3. Now, as she gets older, Sheena spends more time with her father in Philadelphia while Wilhelmenia is on the road. When not touring, Wilhelmenia returns to the tiny row house she bought with her Diva income. The house, in the heart of South Philadelphia, is less than a block from her childhood home, where her mother still lives. "I like to stay home and cook and spend time with Sheena," she says. "Fried chicken is still my favorite." Like many opera singers, she harbors an impressive appetite. On the touchy subject of weight, she is quite frank. "One hundred thirty-eight pounds, the last time I looked, anyway." When was that? "About nine years ago," she says, laughing. No matter. Fernandez obviously is one diva whose real hunger is for operatic prominence.
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uupa99 - the point is that paragon composed this, this isn't from "some game", if it was it would be in the video game songs genre not Drum'n bass.
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now i see why solar city was so amazing without this i dont think the animation would truly deliver great song awesome flow ADD music ftw creativity :D
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Sous chef promoted to executive chef at 8-twelve
Andrew Miller, who joined 8-twelve MVP Bar & Grill in Brookfield as sous chef at its opening in summer, has been named the restaurant's executive chef.
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Milwaukee Opera Theatre, Genghis Barbie rock the art song
Audiences at opera singers' recitals do not, customarily, pump their arms and cheer. Of course, singers at said recitals don't usually perform tunes by Queen and Guns N' Roses flanked by a quartet of female horn players, either.
Saturday evening's Milwaukee Opera Theatre presentation of Andrew Wilkowske in "Guns N' Rosenkavalier," directed by John Glover at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, was a riot of rule-breaking, genre-bending tunes from the worlds of art song and rock. »Read Full Article


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How to Decorate a Bungalow Window
How to Decorate a Bungalow Window. The bungalow style house, which emerged in the early 1900s as a synthesis of several architectural movements of the time, is a one-story house with a low-pitched roof, unfinished basement, finished or renovated attic space and lots of windows. Early bungalows usually had outdoor chimneys made of brick or cobblestones. The many windows gave the homey bungalow an open air feel. The bungalow is part of the Craftsman architectural style, which emphasizes simplicity, clean lines and artisanship. The simple beauty of natural light is key to decorating the windows of a bungalow style house.
Things Needed
- Art glass or stained glass window panes
- Window blinds
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Take an inventory of your bungalow's windows and plan to decorate the windows based on location and size. Bungalows often have windows of different sizes and shapes, including bay windows or small multipaned accent windows that add architectural interest.
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Leave smaller accent windows bare and allow the clean, glass panes to accent the house inside and outside.
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Replace upper window panes of larger casement windows with art or stained glass panes. Arts and craft style stained glass is a popular addition to bungalow windows.
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Add art glass panes to the bottom panes of windows. Use window blinds lowered to the top of the stained glass panes for privacy. You have many types of blinds to choose from, including modern mini-blinds, plantation shutters and roll-up blinds.
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Alter the size or appearance of window panes by attaching wood frames to large window panes. Wood frames can give the top pane a multipaned appearance while leaving the bottom pane as one large expanse of glass.
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Make valances from narrow, solid-color strips of fabric for the windows in rooms where you want a little color and texture at the windows. You can hang valances so they do not show from the outside of the home, if you prefer.
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Hang black or brown fabric roll-up blinds at the windows. Roll the blinds up far enough to clear the window panes during the day for light.
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Use plain white sheers positioned at the middle of window frames with the bottoms of the curtains resting just at the window sill. This choice provides a little privacy while maintaining the light and airy feel.
- Some bungalows, such as the Chicago style bungalow, have front windows that resemble bay windows. Decorate these square or octagonal windows using the same simple styles as any other bungalow — art glass windows, bare windows or sparse decorating accents — or hang valances and panels for more of a cottage feel.
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Not so long ago, Pennsylvania political people would joke that Gov. Corbett was like Calvin Coolidge, a man so famous for his reticence that a woman at a White House dinner once tried to open him up by saying she had bet a friend she could make the president utter more than two words.
"You lose," Coolidge famously replied.
But all of a sudden, Corbett is everywhere. And he's voluble.
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Mona Simpson's first two novels, Anywhere But Here and The Lost Father, won her literary renown and a wide following. Now, in her third novel, the narrator Ann Atassi has been replaced by a third-person narrator recounting the adventures of young Jane di Natali, but the theme remains the same: the search for, and the attempt to understand, the absent father.
This time the father is a millionaire biotechnology magnate named Tom Owens. Into Owens's charmed life comes Jane, born out of wedlock, raised in communes, and now dispatched into his care by a mother who is no longer capable of providing it; Tom is far from ready for this responsibility. Fans of Simpson's previous novels will not be disappointed by this excursion into the cracked world of family relations.
"Simpson is an attentive observer and a fluent stylist, but it is the element of subtle surprise that draws us through these pages, the magnetism of an original mind that holds us fast."
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Themes from the other novels continue to play out here, with the fractured family unit consisting of a mentally unstable mother, Mary, and her neglected daughter Jane, whom she drags with her on a restless, aimless jaunt through the Pacific Northwest after being rejected and virtually ignored by Jane's father, Tom Owens, an entrepreneurial wunderkind whose basement biotech venture grew into a major company, making him a millionaire and famous. When Jane is ten, Mary decides to take a break from parenting, so she teaches her daughter to drive and forces Jane to take their battered truck and go to Owens. Met first not by him but by his close friend, the wheelchair-bound biologist Noah, who takes her in, Jane is slow to gain her father's acceptance. He then brings Mary into town, sets her and Jane up in a bungalow, but attends to them fitfully, preoccupied with a new company that spun off from the old one after it went public, and with his leggy blond girlfriend Olivia, with whom he shares a decrepit mansion but for whom his feelings wax and wane. Eventually, Jane becomes Owens's confidante, just as his fortunes change: His parent company ousts him, and long-suffering Olivia walks out. Noah, on the other hand, has luck in love and in the lab, entering the limelight while Tom, who's married someone new and become a father again, sinks farther into the shadows.
A few events resonate powerfullyincluding an abortion Mary has (made to seem like Jane's decision), and the seduction of Noah at a Christmas partybut otherwise this is a tale too diffuse in the telling, which even the knowledge of certain roman à clef aspects can't overcome.
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Prologue: Monuments
He was a man too busy to flush toilets. More than most people Jane had known, he was oblivious to the issuance from his body that might offend. He didn't believe in deodorant and often professed that with a proper diet and the peppermint castile soap, you would neither perspire nor smell.
This inability, not just to pander, but to see any need to pander to the wishes or whims of other people, was unusual in a man who had political aspirations. It was fortunate, for him, that he was wealthy. Also, he was handsome, so even before his prosperity, he had not been lonely in love. His favorite art was art in the classical mode, particularly public art, in the form of monuments. He was as interested in the Louvre itself as he was in the paintings inside, which, beautiful as some were, and arresting, seemed to him just so many details. If a man wants the face of the earth to look different after his life upon it, he must think on a certain scale.
This afternoon he was taking his daughter to see the Eiffel Tower for the first time. Although he had limited patience for many things, he would never tire of showing places to his children--works, gardens or even states of feeling he had known. Someday, he would show her Italy. Next winter he intended to teach her how to ski. That, for the most part, made up what he believed a father should do for his children: introduce them to the wonders of the world.
And it was true, years later, long after she'd forgotten walking into the powder room while he was talking cross-continentally to his girlfriend too long on the phone, Jane remembered her father's tall form, riding with her in thecrushingly crowded elevator, to the second-to-top landing of the Eiffel Tower, then walking up the metal stairs in his slant way, standing on the top balcony, his longer-than-most-fathers-of-his-day hair whipping against his round forehead, lips pressed together in a kind of patriotic awe, a smile breaking down towards her. That was him. His hair disheveled by wind, his voice raised to be heard over nature, he strode at the very end of the balcony like the mascot on a ship, invested in the future of the world. He was an American industrialist, a believer in the potential accomplishments of state, and, in a way he couldn't explain, proud. He was her father. And they saw all of the planned city of Paris spread below them.
He whispered, "I'm kind of thinking of running for office. Hey, doesn't this remind you a little of the Statue of Liberty?"
He had just told her he might run for office. She assumed he meant running for president. It never occurred to her then that the choice would be anyone's but his.
That evening, in the hotel, he picked her book out of her hands, flipped through and then returned it. "Have you read anything by Abraham Lincoln?" he asked, dismissing the book issued by her old school. "You should read his speeches. I feel I can learn from people like Abraham Lincoln. See, I think it's individuals who make history." He paused a moment. "I think sometime when you're older, you're going to understand a lot better."
"Understand what?"
"I don't know, why I'm so busy. Why I wasn't always around when you might have wished I was." He knocked the cardboard cover of her book. "In school you study history; well, Genesis probably made a few of the great inventions of our time."
"It's a company."
"It's a company but it's more than a company." He fixed a look on her. She was too young to break in at the moment an adult would have, to force his own claims upon himself. His eyebrows went the way they did when he was serious. "You'll understand when you're older. A lot more about me.
"Here," he said, on the top landing of the tower, "we'll remember this." He pulled out two candy-colored franc notes, big bills, folded one into a paper airplane and sailed it down, over the metal railing. "Now yours."
"I'm keeping mine," Jane said.
Over the years, he took her to see the Empire State Building, the Lincoln Memorial and his favorite mountain lodge, built in the 1930s. He showed her Yosemite, his favorite place on earth, save home.
She led him, once, to an old abandoned factory at night.
"You like this?" he said, features like an owl's. "Why?"
"Never mind," she said, turning back, face parallel to the ground. She'd found it beautiful, the moonlight on hundreds of half-cracked-out windowpanes.
But he truly was only curious.
He made various thwarted efforts to erect his own monuments. All his life, he was impressed with architects and listened with his head cocked a certain way when they were talking, but each of their collaborations failed because the men he hired fell short of his standards and he did not have the time to direct the projects himself.
He bought a tower once, and he bought an orchard. He also owned a cave in Italy. Usually, he demanded that no statements involving money enter his sphere at all, but because of an odd carelessness of the accountant, Jane had seen a credit card bill on his dressertop. "Grotta, " it said, and then converted a phenomenal amount of lire into eighteen thousand American dollars.
When she asked him about it, his face changed, his lips self-happy, remembering. "That's where Olivia and I made love one time. We fell asleep on this little haystack right outside the cave. And then while she was asleep, I hid her dress."
All of these purchases took place when he was living in a drafty upstairs wing of rooms with a roof that leaked and floors that bloomed fungus and an outside terrace where weeds grew up, cracking the tiles. A colony of bees made their home in a corner of the dining room.
He was not--as she had long hoped--a man inclined to ordinary dwelling.
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Harold Pinter's now-classic drama "Betrayal" famously moonwalks its way through a long-running affair and its effect on two couples: The scenes unfold in reverse chronology, leading the audience back in time to the beginning of the relationship.
Amy Hansmann, Joe Krapf and Andrew Riebau will play the principals in Soulstice Theatre's production, which takes place Sept. 13 though 28 at 3770 S. Pennsylvania Ave., St. Francis. »Read Full Article
Actor who plays Walter White Jr. to speak at Marquette University
R.J. Mitte, who plays Walter White, Jr. on the acclaimed AMC series "Breaking Bad" will speak at Marquette University Thursday at 7 p.m.
Like his character Mitte has cerebral palsy, and will speak on overcoming adversity and bullying. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Elvis Costello & the Roots; Billy Currington and more
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Trampled by Turtles to headline New Year's Eve at Riverside Theater
The band Trampled by Turtles will headline a New Year's Eve bash at the Riverside Theater at 9 p.m. Dec. 31.
The Madison band PHOX also is on the bill, which includes a midnight countdown. »Read Full Article
Fundraising for War Memorial upgrade to follow signing of new deal
Fundraising campaigns to pay for renovations to the War Memorial Center will soon be launched following Tuesday's signing of an agreement guaranteeing ongoing county support and setting a new legal framework for the building's tenants — the War Memorial and Milwaukee Art Museum.
Art Museum Director Dan Keegan said a drive to privately raise $25 million for renovations to the art museum's galleries and a new east atrium would go public soon. Some $15 million already has been pledged for the project, Keegan said. »Read Full Article(1)
'Harlem' hitmakers New Politics to open for P!nk at BMO Harris Bradley Center
P!nk is getting political at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
The pop star--recently crowned Woman of the Year by Billboard magazine--has recruited Danish alternative rock trio New Politics to open for her Milwaukee concert Nov. 3. »Read Full Article
'Ain't Them Bodies Saints' joins Milwaukee Film Festival lineup
"Ain't Them Bodies Saints," the buzzed-about feature debut by Waukesha native David Lowery, has been added as a late starter to the lineup of the 2013 Milwaukee Film Festival.
The movie, which stars Rooney Mara, Casey Affleck and Ben Foster, will have a one-night-only screening at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 9 at the Oriental Theatre, 2230 N. Farwell Ave. Tickets are on sale through the film festival box office. »Read Full Article
On Tap Today: Free outdoor show with Familiar Looking Strangers
British band Familiar Looking Strangers is performing a free show on the Summerfest grounds tonight. Photo courtesy of band. »Read Full Blog Post(2)


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President Obama will address the Reform movement's biennial.
The Union for Reform Judaism said Thursday that Obama would address the Dec. 14-18 policymaking conference at a location in the greater Washington area, and the White House confirmed that the speech would take place.
Rabbi David Saperstein, the director of the Reform movement's Religious Action Center, has advised Obama's White House on a number of issues, particularly those related to the intersection of faith and public policy.
Obama has reached out in recent months to the U.S. Jewish community ahead of the 2012 elections, trying to move past tensions over Israel that arose during his first term.
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Watch: Stephanopolous mistakes Bill Russell for Morgan Freeman at inaugural
Watch ABC anchor George Stephanopolous mistake Boston Celtics legend Bill Russell on the dais at President Barack Obama's inaugural for actor Morgan Freeman.
Russell is even wearing a Celtics hat! »Read Full Blog Post(1)
This is the final weekend for most Milwaukee County Parks pools
Milwaukee County Parks pools will begin closing after this weekend as lifeguards begin heading back to campus.
Deep-well pools will remain open through Sunday. Those are the pools in Hales Corners, Holler, Jackson, Kosciuszko, McCarty, Oak Creek Parkway, Sheridan, Washington and Wilson parks. »Read Full Article(4)


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SANTA CLARA — Rutgers cornerback Marcus Cooper picked wisely when asked which NFL players he tries to emulate.
Cooper, who stands 6 foot 2, said he likes to watch Nnamdi Asomugha and Carlos Rogers. Luckily for him, he will now share a locker room with those veteran players as a member of the 49ers.
The 49ers used their final pick in the draft, No. 252 overall, to select Cooper, who never earned a regular starting role in college.
After mentioning Asomugha and Rogers by name, he also mentioned the two big corners for the Seattle Seahawks, referring to Richard Sherman and Brandon Browner.
"I try to look at those guys and see how they use their bodies at their height with those big receivers and try to emulate how they play," Cooper said.
Position: Cornerback
School: Rutgers
Height/weight: 6 foot 2, 192 pounds
College career: He had a nondescript college career after spending his first two seasons as a wide receiver. He was never a regular starter at any point in his college career.
Scouting report: Cooper has tremendous size and ran unofficial times of 4.43 and 4.47 at his pro day. He's got the athletic ability but is not fluid in coverage and at his height it's difficult for him to change directions.
How he fits: The 49ers wanted to get bigger at the cornerback position, so they took a flier on a seventh-round pick who has a lot of untapped potential. Cooper struggled to get on the field throughout his college career, but he tested well enough to convince the 49ers to give him a look. He will also have to excel on special teams to have a chance at winning a spot on the 53-man roster. If Cooper shows enough potential, his most likely route might be to open the upcoming season on the practice squad.
In his words: "I think it's a great opportunity for me. I'm a young guy at the position and those are two guys who can learn so much from. I'm happy about the opportunity to sit back and watch what they do and try to emulate those guys."
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UC could not find the right combination on defense to stop the Eagles in their half court set. NCCU gave the Bearcats fits down low with forward Jay Copeland and outside with guard Jeremy Ingram.
Coach Mick Cronin spoke about the lack of half court defense from his team, "I'm really disappointed in our half court defense; we have a long way to go," Coach Cronin explained.
"You can't be a really good defensive team if you don't have five players playing as one," Coach Cronin added. I was struggling all night to find five players to play as a unit on the defensive end."
With all the hype of the season opener, the Bearcats seem to let that get to them early when the Eagles led by 8 in the first half. "That usually happens with the season openers, we're so use to playing each other throughout the summer, then leading into preseason that's when it's time for the real running to start," said Sean Kilpatrick. "Everyone is so hyped because we're playing everyone else now."
The Bearcats would slow down midway through the first half behind Titus Rubles and Jermaine Sanders play. Rubles ended the first half as the leading scorer for UC with 9 points; he finish with 13 points and 8 rebounds.
Sanders would finish with 13 points, 4 of 8 from the field, 3-6 behind the arch, 4 rebounds and 3 assist. He spoke about is performance, "It was good for me, just to get me in the groove offensively," Sanders said. "Seeing my shot go in just gave me a boost of confidence."
For the Eagles in the second half they would loss their top performers in Copeland and Ingram to foul trouble. Ingram finish the game with 27 points, while Copeland finish with 11 points and 8 rebounds.
When asked how he felt about his team giving up so many points to the opposing team, Kilpatrick had this to say, "I'm not happy! When a team comes in our gym scores over 50 points or 54 I'll say...I'm not happy at all," he stated.
Bearcats cursed to their first win of the season behind the play of young players mixed with the veterans. Kilpatrick explained how it's gonna take the younger guys to step up this year to make this season successful.
"We need them to win, it's not a player on this team we don't need," Kilpatrick explained. "That's something we have to continue to work on with these young guys, because it's not the exhibition games anymore, the running starts now."
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Caroline Barnard-Smith has been writing stories since she was five years old. Having graduated from the University of Portsmouth with a bachelor's degree in English Literature, she now lives in Devon, England with her husband and three daughters where she writes about ruthless vampires, lovelorn zombies and heinous blood cults.
Caroline's debut dark fantasy novel, Dunraven Road, was published by Immanion Press in June 2009 and is available to buy from Amazon. She has recently published a second vampire novel called Jinn Nation.
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