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Milwaukee music stalwarts join forces on 'Plays Well With Others'
Local electric guitar whiz Greg Koch called in a bunch of favors for the Greg Koch Band's latest album, "Plays Well With Others." Guest contributors range from New Orleans funk musician Jon Cleary to Paul Barrere from acclaimed genre-blending rock band Little Feat to Leonard Cohen's musical director, Roscoe Beck. There's also an appearance from blues guitarist and singer Joe Bonamassa, who is so popular he sold out the 2,500-seat Riverside Theater this year.
But the most important friend on Koch's new album is closer to home: John Sieger, frontman for local Americana band Semi-Twang. "Plays Well With Others" marks the first time these two local music heavyweights, who have 24 albums between them, have joined forces. Koch wrote the bulk of the music, while Sieger handled the lyrics and sang on all the tracks except one. "I got possessive," Sieger said, half-jokingly. They talked about the collaboration in advance of their show Friday night at Summerfest. »Read Full Article
Jonas Brothers, Hanson aim to capture more mature sound
Update: Less than two hours after this story was initially posted, People magazine broke the news that the Jonas Brothers has canceled its tour, including the Oct. 28 show set for the Riverside Theater, due to a "deep rift within the band."
It's tough growing up. But imagine growing up with social media tracking your every move, with a brand worth millions resting on your shoulders, with the odds of long-term mega-success being slim to none. »Read Full Article(1)
Artists selected for East Side Library commissions
Two local artists, Santiago Cucullu and kathryn e. martin, have been selected to create public art for the new East Branch of the Milwaukee Public Library, which is under construction and scheduled to be completed in fall of 2014.
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Justin Bieber, pictured here performing at the BMO Harris Bradley Center last October, is releasing a new single every Monday for the next 10 weeks. Journal Sentinel photo by Mike De Sisti. »Read Full Blog Post
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When the world-renowned Kronos Quartet takes the stage of Brookfield's Wilson Center on Friday evening, the concert will be more than an exploration of exciting new music; it will be a happy homecoming as well.
Violinist John Sherba, who grew up in Whitefish Bay and Shorewood, is delighted by the prospect of playing for an audience that contains family and friends. »Read Full Article
Craft brewers annoyed by delays caused by government closures
When you want to know what the government shutdown means for craft beer producers where would you look?
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The Library of America recently published 'John Updike: The Collected Stories,' a two-volume boxed set of 186 stories arranged in chronological order. I'm reading one or more a week and commenting on them each Wednesday until I finish the collection or fall apart.
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Only three days left of the Milwaukee Film Festival. On today's festival schedule, two of the more anticipated local films are both being screened at the Oriental Theater.
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So many movies left to see, so little time.
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Carsharing programs are becoming more sophisticated and eco-friendly by the minute. In the latest wrinkle, Copenhagen will be the first city to allow members of the DriveNow program to use their public transit cards to rent the vehicles.
DriveNow is launching the service in partnership with Arriva Danmark, the largest bus operator in Copenhagen. Arriva won the competition tendered by the city of Copenhagen last April to operate a free floating carsharing system. One of the main conditions included in the tender was the operation of a 100% electric fleet, aligned with the city's focus on sustainability and green urban development.
DriveNow is starting the service today (Sept. 3) with an electric car fleet of 400 BMW i3, which will be stationed in the 85-square-kilometer business district and will be available for rental without prior reservation. Good for the spontaneous! Customers will have access to over 600 charging points — all powered with renewable energy — to recharge the cars.
By integrating the DriveNow program with Copenhagen's public transport system, users can use their electronic transit cards to rent a car as well as pay for the rental with the same account they use for train, bus, and metro tickets. According to the press release, "a next step currently being planned will include the possibility to book the appropriate connecting mode of transportation directly in the car. With a view to the near future, DriveNow would also like to integrate its carsharing service in Copenhagen into the regional public transport system app 'Rejseplanen.' "
On top of that, new members can get pre-approved within minutes, literally. No waiting for the mailman to deliver a special keycard. To sign up, a person simply has to take a photo of their driver's license and another one of themselves, using the DriveNow app on their smartphone, and hit the send button. Within minutes they will be approved.
DriveNow is a next generation car-share company. Members can pick up cars anywhere the app says they are parked and drop them off anywhere that public parking is allowed within the city.
Additionally, the cars are available at the airport. This means someone flying in can pick up a car at the terminal and drive into the city without the expense of a taxi or wait time.
According to the DriveNow press release, there will be a car available every 300 meters, the same distance as bus stops. The cost will be 3.50 kroner ($0.52) per minute driven. If members decide to park the car for a few minutes continuing the rental, those stationary minutes are charged at 2.5 kroner ($0.37). The maximum charge per hour is capped at 190 kroner ($28.50).
DriveNow is a partnership between BMW and the Sixt car rental service and has services in five cities in Germany. Its cars can also be found in San Francisco, London, and Vienna. And now Copenhagen.
Copenhagen has other carsharing programs, non electric. And one of them, Car2Go, free-floating, operating gasoline-powered Smart cars. The city is also a haven for cyclists and has been designated the most bike friendly in the world, according to the Copenhagenize Design Company, neck and neck with Amsterdam. So adding a green-car-sharing service is in line with the city's sustainable profile.
It's definitely car-sharing for the eco-conscious.
[Editor's note: a previous version of this article names Car2Go as the only carsharing program in Copenhagen before DriveNow]
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Not only because I left school unwilling to send to arrogant socialist leaning professors who wouldn't get off their pedestals long enough to satisfy my curious mind or answer my questions even though I was paying them for the opportunity of sitting in their cathedrals constructed with taxpayer's money in my case, a state university. Additionally, there was another fascinating article on April 5, 2013 in Kurzweil's Accelerating Intelligence Online News which told of new essay grading software application now utilized by teachers;" Computers to grade tests and essays at college level: EdX." Of all the nonsense - you suggest schools are utilizing this for entryway essay requirements, and teachers too to grade papers? That's ridiculous, have you seen just how many these professors enter pay, pensions, advantages, sebaticals, text book sales, speaking engagements, and expenses - but, they are too busy to grade the papers? Why should we go to college? 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Fulton County District Attorney Louise Sira wants the county to spend $54,450 on three new license plate readers, one each for the Fulton County Sheriff's Office, the Johnstown Police Department and......
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Lets not try to fool anyone. These devices are good at one thing...generating revenue! Show me one example where one of these prevented a DWI or a violent crime.
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Tag-It Pacific Inc. (NASDAQ:TAG) stock has been on the move recently, having doubled from just under .70 in early August to a recent high of $1.38. Tag-It's Q2 results from mid-August evidence progress deriving from a restructuring initiated in August 2005, and the company appears to be in the early stages of an earnings turnaround. Though obstacles remain on the path to recovery, the company is clearly headed in the right direction, and readers can benefit by acquainting themselves with this name. Lets take a closer look.
Tag-It Pacific specializes in the distribution of apparel zippers and trim items (buttons, snaps, labels, etc.) to manufacturers of fashion apparel, specialty retailers, and mass merchandisers. The company manufactures and distributes zippers under the TALON brand name to manufacturers and retailers such as Levi Strauss & Co., Wal-Mart, and JC Penney. Tag-It also acts as a full service outsourced trim design, sourcing, and management department for manufacturers of fashion apparel such as Abercrombie & Fitch Co. (NYSE:ANF), and serves as a specified supplier of trim items to owners of specific brands and retailers. Additionally, the TEKFIT division develops and sells apparel components that utilize the patented Pro-Fit technology, including a stretch waistband sold to Levi Strauss & Co utilized in Docker's slacks.
Following a string of losses and last year's restructuring, operating income turned positive in the second quarter. Significantly, gross margins came in at 28.9%, up from 14.4% the year before (after adding back a $1.5M inventory obsolescence charge in Q2 '05.) There have been a lot of charges in the numbers in the recent past, which can make things look un-clean, including bad debt reserve provisions, inventory writedowns, ongoing legal expenses, and Asian relocation expenses. Last year's restructuring was designed to eliminate low-margin, poor quality trim and thread customers in Mexico (prone to doubtful receivables), while attracting high-margin, high quality customers within Asia. Though total revenues are down for the first half year-over-year ($24.9 vs. $28.7 mil), the plan is working so far, with Asia accounting for 59.4% (32.9% last year) of revenue and H1 gross margins going from 19.2% to 28%. Also during the first half, inventories have been getting cleaned out, cash is up, and receivables collection has been improving. EPS for Q2 came in at .04 on 18.6 mil fully diluted shares.
But there's downside. Shareholder equity at the end of Q2 stood at under $1.1 million, considerably less than the $4 million required by AMEX to ensure continued listing. Tag-It has successfully submitted a compliance plan to the exchange which explains how the company will reach the requisite level of shareholder's equity (via retained earnings) which will be subject to periodic review through Nov. 16, 2007. The good news is that cost savings achieved through the restructuring look to be in the neighborhood of 800-900k per quarter, taxes won't be much of an issue ($54 million Federal NOL [net operating loss] carryforward -- so they could make it on cost savings alone) and China, India, and Bangladesh can prove to be drivers for the TALON zipper business in the second half and into 2007.
However, the company doesn't break down revenue by segment. This is an issue when one considers there's a lawsuit pending with Pro-Fit over an exclusive licensing dispute involving the technology behind the expandable waistband used by Levi's Docker's brand. Management merely acknowledges that the company through its TEKFIT division "derives significant revenue" from the waistband technology, and that operations could be materially affected by this litigation. There's also the issue of a class-action shareholder lawsuit pending for the period of Nov. 14, 2003 to Aug. 12, 2005. Finally, even though cash is up from $2.27M at 12/31 to just under $4M today, there's long term debt of $14.5M, and with just the one quarter of positive earnings under the company's belt, auditors saw fit to place a going concern paragraph in Tag-It's most recent quarterly filing.
TAG stock at $1.14 could represent a nice opportunity for patient, value-oriented investors. With the company on pace to do just under $50 million in sales this year, the equity is selling for less than .43x sales. The compliance plan accepted by AMEX necessitates close to an additional $3 million in retained earnings, or a minimum .16 diluted EPS over the next 5 1/2 quarters. It is also worth noting that 48% of shares are held by insiders and family, and a recently appointed board director bought 102k shares in late August at $1.15. The stock doesn't have "home run" written all over it -- but considering the low valuation and turnaround prospects, Golden Mean Stock Report considers TAG stock interesting at the current price level. Tag-It Pacific's 10-Q filing.


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PARIS – Signaling more good times ahead for the luxury watch and jewelry sector, Swatch Group said 2006 net profits jumped 33.7 percent to 830 million Swiss francs, or $672.8 billion, from 621 million Swiss francs, or $503.4 million, and that 2007 is off to an "excellent start" with "outstanding prospects."
The world's largest watchmaker also cited additional growth potential for all its watch and jewelry brands in every geographic region, sending a bullish message ahead of next month's BaselWorld fair.
Sales of watches and jewelry last year rose 13.8 percent to 3.723 billion Swiss francs, or $3.02 billion, from 3.272 billion Swiss francs, or $2.85 billion a year earlier. The company cited growth across all brands and price ranges, including the jewelry sector.
Group sales increased 12.3 percent to 5.050 billion Swiss francs, or $4.09 billion, from 4.497 billion Swiss francs, or $3.65 billion. Swatch cited strong growth in its production division, but more modest results with electronic systems.
Looking ahead, the Swiss conglomerate said the currency situation is favorable, excepting the weak yen, with a strong euro more than compensating for a weak U.S. dollar.
Operating profits rose 32.4 percent to 973 million Swiss francs, or $788.8 million from 735 million Swiss francs, or $595.8 million a year ago. Swatch brands include Omega, Longines, Rado, Tissot and Hamilton.
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The PetSafe Standard Dog Fence Transmitter is for the Standard Dog Fence Model PRF-3004W, however it will work with any of the PetSafe brand dog fence collars. If you need to replace your Standard Dog Fence transmitter the part number for this dog fence transmitter (found on the back) is RF-1010M or RF-1010.
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I bought the Radio Fence Transmitter because the original transmitter we had bought with the entire underground wire containment center, quit working. We've had the system for about three years and would recommend it. Replacement parts are available if needed, not that we have needed many, but we did upgrade to newer collar.
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It really works and there is no maintenance to the transmitter. We have used this product for 15 years.
Posted by DougK on Nov 15th 2011
Keeps my Siberien Huskies (long hair and short hair) in. Easily trained and sjusted very well. Transmitter seems to have some kind failurs every 3 years or so requiring repair and / replacement so I keep an 'extra' on the shelf. Even so, I highly recommend it use and effectiveness (keep those receiver batteries checked).
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encircles the yard so that dogs have a free roaming capability. happy dogs and happy
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encircles the yard so that dogs have a free roaming capability. happy dogs and happy
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The dog really know her bounderies and has never crossed in over a year.
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Works great
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We love our underground invisable fence to keep our Yellow Lab in the yard. Katy does go through the fence on occasion, but 99% of the time she knows her boundaries and stays where she is suppose to. It is a great thing to be able to let her out and not worry about her running off or going on the road. Only thing is as soon as there is a storm it seems to hit it almost immediatley if not unplugged. We now have the protector and hopefully we don;t have to replace transmitter again.
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power surge from winter storm got our original box we had had for maybe 5 years. about two months after purchasing the new one, lightning zapped it. worked fine until then! our small dog wont cross it for anything, but our big dog needs more training because he will cross it.
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If a pilot oleaves his house on time for a 8am departure and runs into a traffic jam, road bloack, or any other case that he doesnt have to do with, what happens if he is late? would he call crew scheduling on the way there and they would hold the flight? or would he be repremanded by the chief pilot of the base? obviously if it is induced by himself like oversleeping, its his fault. but what about all the things that could happen on the way to the airport?


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It's really a shame. Loved the Zig Slash last year. They're an amazing shoe to hoop in. But man... they messed this one up bad this year. They'll sell the 12, but will anybody really care?
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Reebok made a big splash in the basketball market by signing 2010 first overall draft pick John Wall to a generous endorsement contract, and with the all-new Zig Basketball technology and a bonafide budding star on its side, Reebok was certainly getting 'Back' into the horizon of bball kicks. To celebrate John Wall's arrival to the NBA, Reebok released a super-limited Reebok Zig Slash dubbed the 'Gold Rush'; it was released at Foot Locker on 34th St. – one block from Madison Square Garden – on the night of Wall's first visit to the Mecca as a pro. Continuing the 'Gold' saga is the release of the Reebok Zig Encore 'Beyond The Gold'.
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It's really a shame. Loved the Zig Slash last year. They're an amazing shoe to hoop in. But man... they messed this one up bad this year. They'll sell the 12, but will anybody really care?
Yuck. Before, I disliked them... Now, I hate them.
The watch doesn't look good The shoes don't look good The Shades don't look good The only thing that looks good is the briefcase, and that saying if it did't have the "reebok" on it
Lets see. Whatever is the tag price, here is what you actually are paying for: 40% for the wristwatch 20% for the shades 20% for the briefcase 20% for the sneakers
i saw there a ROSS
Only 12 pair available this Thursday in Jersey. Look for the remaining 8 pairs at the local reebok outlet thereafter. Looks like something you'd see an African NY street vendor selling, sitting in between the fake air force 1's and bootleg Gucci belts
john wall should just wear the questions. All the "zig" shoes are gimmicky pieces of shit and uglier than a mutha.
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The field is divided into a variety of men's and women's divisions for all ages and skill groups, and will also feature pickleball for the second year in a row.
Pickleball is similar to tennis but is played on a smaller court with a hard paddle, and anyone who is interested in playing is still welcome register for the Sunday matches.
"We have had a good turnout this year across the field, including 40 kids entering the amateur tennis divisions which is always great to see,"said YMCA director Tom Anderson.
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The top-seeded player in the men's open division is Travis Beck, who is currently a student at Mercyhurst College.
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â??We are excited to bring this unique species back to Riverbanks,â?? said John Davis, curator of mammals at Riverbanks Zoo and Garden. â??We hope that Zoo guests will enjoy learning about Daniella and all tapirs in general.â??
According to the zoo of the four species of tapir, Malayans are the largest and most powerfulâ??many weighing more than 700 pounds.
â??Tapirs also have interesting ways of communicating,â?? said Davis. â??One of the most common is a high-pitched whistle that almost sounds like screeching car breaks.â?? Another type of tapir talk is snorting and stompingâ??typical actions when the animals are preparing to defend themselves.
The zoo says that on average, tapirs live to be 25 to 30 years old. All tapir species are now considered either endangered or vulnerable because hunting and habitat destruction is decreasing the wild population.
Daniella can be seen on exhibit daily near the Zooâ??s Galapagos tortoise yard.


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Thanks for the pics @Raneleigh they both look great. Do the 110 boondockers you bought from sample sale have a (partially) structured toe? If not, I believe that the toe will eventually collapse and start to look more like the 1035 boondockers.
Thanks. Yes, that's correct...the 110's from the sample sale have a partially structured toe, which I actually prefer on these.post #6348 of 186247/24/14 at 8:42am
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My Alden shell, which run in the same price range, are nowhere near the same quality.post #6351 of 186247/24/14 at 10:49ampost #6352 of 186247/24/14 at 11:09am
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They are have much more attractive construction and finishing than any other workboot style company that I have seen, and around here, you can see all those brands, from Whites to Danner, at local shops, because that is Wildland Firefighters use them. The leather also seems considerably better, for the most part. The boots that I have are some pretty special Horween leathers. Some of the other boots, I don't know where they source their leather, and it's definitely servicieable, but a lot of it doesn't seem on the same level.
It comes down to whether these things are worth it to you. Certainly, if you are looking for a ASA workboot, you might not want to spend $750. But if you want a boot that is built to be as rugged as a workboot, but with more attractive leathers, and finishing on the same level as some of the more rugged Northhampton companies, they are definitely worth a look.post #6353 of 186247/24/14 at 11:30ampost #6354 of 186247/24/14 at 12:02pmpost #6355 of 186247/24/14 at 2:24pmQuote:Originally Posted by tifosi
I'm sure they're nice but aesthetics aside, what makes them better than Indy boots or any other Goodyear welted boot that costs less? My Indys also use Horween CXL, so the leather can't be worth $200 more than a pair of Indys.
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The leather is not the same thickness. At all.
I had a pair of Roy boots that were awesome, brown CXL leather...and the leather is nowhere near as thick as my black CXL service boots from Viberg. It's almost like the grade of marbeling on a steak. Don't judge the cut, look at the marbling, too.post #6357 of 186247/24/14 at 2:29pmQuote:I don't think it's the leather. Construction and quality of construction most likely.post #6358 of 186247/24/14 at 2:47pmQuote:Originally Posted by sacafotosQuote:
The leather is not the same thickness. At all.
I had a pair of Roy boots that were awesome, brown CXL leather...and the leather is nowhere near as thick as my black CXL service boots from Viberg. It's almost like the grade of marbeling on a steak. Don't judge the cut, look at the marbling, too.
Ok, thanks for the clarification. The Roy boots look pretty cool too and the Vibergs definitely look like they're of a rock solid build. I guess I assumed all CXL leathers were of the same thickness since a lot of it is sourced from Horween
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I have two pairs of brown CXL boots both purchased around March one from Viberg, and one from another well known American Co, I also have other CXL shoes. I'm happy with them all and they serve different purposes for me, but from my perspective as a consumer and non-professional, the CXL on my Viberg's seems more substantial, thicker and of higher quality. While they may both come from the same tannery I do believe there are varying grades of hide and if that were the case the material cost would be higher. I also think that the materials in general are of higher quality (Dainite soles are expensive from my understanding), plus they throw in a few extra perks into the box including a little bottle of VSC all of these things add to the cost, but its difficult to do a manufacturing sum of the parts breakdown for a pair of boots like these and Im not sure it is necessary.
In terms of construction Viberg's are stitch down rather than goodyear welted. Stitchdown I have read from other threads is considered to be better, and more labor intensive.
"Worth" is debatable all I can tell you is I'm quite satisfied with the final product, I get plenty of value from the added expense.....I think the quality and finish is rock solid, I like their customer service and the last is a better fit for me.post #6360 of 186247/24/14 at 3:04pm
part of the reason viberg's shell cordovan is especially expensive is because they're only able to get one boot per hide, which means for each pair they need two hides. they also only use the heaviest-weight chromexcel leathers (more expensive) and reject a good portion of the leather they buy as unsuitable for production.Return HomeBack to Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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