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BARRE A Granite City woman with a violent history has been charged with hitting a man last month with a vehicle she was driving.
Jennifer M. Caplin, 33, pleaded not guilty to felony aggravated assault, driving under the influence for the fourth time, a felony, and driving with a suspended license in Washington County criminal court in Barre on Thursday.
If convicted, she faces a maximum of 27 years in prison and a $20,000 fine.
According to the Barre police affidavit, on March 16, Caplin was driving a black Mercury Milan in the city when she and a passenger, Heather Brown, started talking to Adam Huot on Mount Street. Huot told police Brown grabbed his shirt and Caplin started driving, dragging him down the street.
Police said Huot told them he got free and ran away from the car but that Caplin followed him in the car and struck him when he ran into a driveway. Huot said he flew up in the air and landed on his backside, according to the affidavit.
Huot told police he then got up and ran onto a lawn across Perry Street and that Caplin followed him and tried to hit him again. He said he jumped out of the way and Caplin drove off.
Huot told police his back and shoulders hurt and he was taken to the hospital.
Police said there were marks in the driveway where Huot said he was hit by the car, as well as marks on the lawn from the car. Police said the car had a dent on the right rear side and the passenger side mirror was hanging off.
Brown, who police said smelled strongly of alcohol, told police Caplin was driving by when Huot hit the window. She told police Caplin followed Huot and that Brown asked him why he hit the vehicle. Brown said Huot denied hitting the window and then called the police.
Police said Caplin denied driving the vehicle and that Huot, Brown and she got into an argument. Caplin told police Huot punched the vehicle and punched her in the left ear.
Caplin has a lengthy criminal history, including felony convictions for heroin sale, escape and driving under the influence. She also has 27 misdemeanor convictions, including three simple assaults on a police officer, two simple assaults, two domestic assaults, two incidents of disorderly conduct and three incidents of unlawful mischief.
Caplin is being held on $5,000 bail.
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NBC airs a "Parks and Recreation" double header Thursday, and in one episode Patton Oswalt appears before the Pawnee City Council and engages in a citizen filibuster, drawing on the recent acquisition of the "Star Wars" universe by the Disney corporation.
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In this sequel to 2011's "The Smurfs," opening in theaters Wednesday, Smurfette (voiced by Katy Perry) is questioning her identity and worrying she will turn back into the evil anti-Smurf she was created to be by the wizard Gargamel (Hank Azaria). »Read Full Article(1)
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It had planned to open on the east side first, but Refuge Smoothie Cafe will open its first shop downtown, at 763 N. Plankinton Ave. on Aug. 5.
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Time Warner Cable has requested a meeting with state Senate President Mike Ellis (R-Neenah) in response to his request that cable customers receive rebates in the blackout of Journal Broadcast Group stations.
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January 22, 2013
WELCOME, N.C. (January 21, 2013) -- Armed with the memory of his late grandfather and a desire to promote healthy living, Richard Childress Racing driver Austin Dillon has joined the DRIVE4COPD campaign to raise awareness about chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), a serious and progressive lung disease that is the third leading cause of death of Americans.
DRIVE4COPD will serve as an associate sponsor of the No. 3 AdvoCare Chevrolet driven by Dillon in the NASCAR Nationwide Series and as a major associate sponsor of the No. 33 Honey Nut Cheerios Chevrolet driven by Dillon in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series in this year's Daytona 500.
"It means a lot to be able to work with DRIVE4COPD, a campaign of the COPD Foundation," said Dillon. "It's an honor to play a small part in helping to raise awareness about COPD and work towards improving the quality of people's lives."
COPD takes one life every four minutes and kills more people each year than breast cancer and diabetes combined. Dillon's paternal grandfather, Stan Dillon, passed away from COPD in May 2012, prompting the NASCAR driver to join the DRIVE4COPD health initiative.
"My Paw Paw was an outdoorsman his entire life but as his COPD progressed, he could do less and less. It made it really hard because we couldn't enjoy the outdoors together or do other active things," said Dillon. "It was tough watching my grandfather live with his illness and I know that other families are dealing with the same issues. Seeing the DRIVE4COPD initiative within NASCAR gives me hope that by raising awareness, I can help other families understand COPD and screen for the disease."
Currently, half of the estimated 24 million Americans who may be living with COPD remain undiagnosed. Dillon will play a role in encouraging all Americans aged 35 or older to log onto www.drive4copd.org/screener to take a brief, five-question screener to see if they might be at risk for COPD. If the screener indicates risk, patients are encouraged to take the next step and speak with their healthcare professional or call the C.O.P.D. Information Line (1-866-316-2673) to discuss what their score may mean. Because COPD is a progressive disease that causes irreversible lung damage, early diagnosis and disease management are critical to helping patients breathe better in the future.
"We are thrilled that Austin Dillon has joined the DRIVE4COPD team as its honorary ambassador," said John W. Walsh, COPD Foundation president and co-founder. "With Austin's support, we know we can reach people to promote early diagnosis as a means to slowing the progression of COPD."
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The DRIVE4COPD campaign is a landmark public health initiative led by the COPD Foundation, working to help individuals determine their risk and recognize the signs and symptoms of COPD and take action. More than 2.5 million Americans have assessed their risk for COPD through a brief, five-question risk screener (www.drive4copd.org/screener). DRIVE4COPD is spreading the message that, when diagnosed, COPD is treatable, and individuals with COPD can lead full and productive lives.
About COPD
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is also known as chronic bronchitis, emphysema orboth. This disease makes it harder to breathe because less air is able to flow in and out of the lungs. As many as 24 million Americans may have COPD - even those who haven't smoked in years - andhalf of them remain undiagnosed. Common symptoms of COPD include coughing, with or without mucus, shortness of breath, wheezing and chest tightness. These symptoms are often confused with normal signs of aging or being out of shape. As COPD progresses, symptoms tend to get worse and more damage occurs in the lungs. Breathing gradually becomes more difficult until people with COPD feel like they are inhaling and exhaling through a small straw.
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Posted 01 October 2012 - 12:31 PM
Of course some songs will bang out the gate but some will certainly grow with time as you start to catch little details.
I also refer back to this story:
When Masta Ace's Slaughtahouse dropped, I had it scooped by a friend who was heading to USA as it has limited distribution back then. I was a massive Ace fan. I got the records, played it once, and HATED IT. I was so distraught. I put aside, telling myself I'll peep again later.
Few days later, gave it more listens - now one of my fave records of all time. Concepts, rhymes... all good. If you've been a fan fo said artist, just have some trust in him/her.
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They should be having one in NYC next week, I think.
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Posted 08 October 2012 - 09:54 AM
it was pretty dope, i couldve done without his little samiyam impression though, whatever track it was, yall know what im talking about.
im pretty sure at one point he mentioned on twitter that there would be a flyamsam track on the new album so i think that was a sam collab hence those wobbly synths.
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'Ripped from the Diplo & Friends Show on BBC Radio 1 with Flying Lotus and Dismantle in the Mix (07th October 2012). Flying Lotus played out this massive unreleased track entitled "Flotus" in his own mix for the Diplo & Friends Show, release date unfortunately unknown. Beautiful tune.'
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Anyone think this is the same artist/director?
Posted 09 October 2012 - 08:28 PM
This is actually the same director I think
Posted 12 October 2012 - 05:52 AM
Im mad that every review of UTQC ignores 1983 and Reset as if L.A. was his first album.
I think a lot of critics would argue that "Los Angeles" was so far ahead of those releases and was the album that established FlyLo as one of the most important electronic artists of the day that it basically rendered his earlier releases irrelevant. Not that I agree, but I'd be willing to bet that a lot of people think that way.
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Posted 13 October 2012 - 05:06 PM
Im mad that every review of UTQC ignores 1983 and Reset as if L.A. was his first album.
I am too.
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Posted 21 October 2012 - 02:34 PM
But why I am posting is, does anyone know who is singing in the track Me Yesterday? It lists no one, so is it him?
Posted 21 October 2012 - 07:20 PM
It lists no one, so is it him?
it is.
Posted 21 October 2012 - 07:44 PM
Man that is like my favourite song. He kinda has that Thom Yorke thing going on, a very fragile voice. Mind, Thom's song, does not sound like proto typical Thom Yoke. I have not freaking jizzed over an albu, so many times than since Endtroducing in college.
Posted 21 October 2012 - 08:15 PM
Incredible album, easily my favorite of the year.
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Speaking of which. Anyone try that shit? Been thinking of asking my weed dealer if he knows how to get some.
Posted 25 October 2012 - 07:32 AM
some interesting moments, but as a whole this release isn't doing much for me.
Posted 25 October 2012 - 08:04 AM
On a lighter note! Nardwaur Vs Flying Lotus!!!
Posted 25 October 2012 - 09:14 AM
*Like I said there are some moments.
*this opinion is not intended to cause butt-hurt
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11 jobs are part of Spaulding budget cutbacks
BARRE The cost of running Spaulding High School would climb by more than $570,000 based on the $12.3 million budget proposal that voters in Barre and Barre Town will be asked to approve in March.
Despite a hint of dissension earlier in the week, school directors unanimously adopted the spending plan, which includes an estimated $440,000 in state and federal grants, during a special meeting Wednesday night.
The budget reflects deep cuts in personnel, though not quite as deep as the ones that were questioned during Mondays board meeting when 12 positions totaling an estimated $800,000 were placed on the table by Principal Tom Sedore.
After the finance committee made some adjustments, the proposal before the board Wednesday incorporated cuts to 11 positions. Funding for one full-time English teacher and a half-time library assistant had been restored, but a position working with students for whom English is not their first language had been newly slated for reduction to part time.
The reduction or elimination of 10 other positions including a special educator, a secretary and a custodian was done to blunt a sharp spending increase that is being blamed on negotiated salaries and benefits, a spike in special education expenses and a roof replacement project.
The districts business manager said most if not all of the 11 jobs are currently filled.
Excluding grants, which wont affect taxes, the budget for the high school sits at $11.86 million up $570,000, or 3.86 percent over the $11.29 million budget that voters approved last year.
Superintendent John Bacon said the proposed budget would trigger modest increases in the school tax rates in Barre and Barre Town.
According to Bacon, the proposed budget would add an estimated 1.7 cents to the tax rate in Barre Town and 0.9 cents to the rate in Barre. He said those projections anticipate a 4-cent increase in the state education tax rate, which is expected to climb between 3 and 5 cents this year.
Were absorbing that tax increase from the state very nicely, said Bacon.
One of the big reasons is that the common level of appraisal in both Barre and Barre Town has increased for the third straight year, resulting in a corresponding reduction in the tax rate.
The common level of appraisal, or CLA, is a calculation the state uses to equalize property values from community to community for school funding purposes. If the state believes a municipalitys valuation of its property isnt current, it raises the tax rate a corresponding percentage.
In Barre and to a lesser extent Barre Town, that formula is working in reverse again this year. In Barre Town the CLA ticked up from 85.84 to 86.43 percent of fair market value, while Barres CLA climbed from 96.38 to 99.995 percent. In both cases it has had a favorable effect on tax rate projections.
School directors who expressed reservations about the budget Monday night appeared satisfied with word that, despite declining enrollment, funding for the English teacher and the library aide had been restored.
The board did not object to the other cuts, which included portions of a science teacher position and a technology instructor job, as well as the elimination of a full-time special educator, a behavior interventionist, four special education paraprofessionals, a custodian and a secretary.
The position responsible for working with students who are still learning English was added to the list of reductions due to low enrollment.
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Nonkilling societyOctober 14,2013
Dr. Glenn Paige, virtually an unknown in most of the world, is sorely needed in Chicago (to name just one American city with a sorry history of violent deaths), in Syria, in Egypt, in Iraq and other trouble spots.
Who is Glenn Paige? An article in Sundays New York Times described him as a cherub-faced retired political science professor who lives in Honolulu. And hes having a big impact on young people who have grown up in an environment of almost perpetual violence.
In 2002, his textbook, called Nonkilling Global Political Science, was published, and because it has been translated into Swahili, its message is being taught to more than 200 pupils in the Glenn Paige Nonkilling School in a village in Congo, an African nation that like so many others has long been plagued by war, genocides, and perpetual political violence.
In the past two decades, it has been estimated that as many as 6 million people were killed in Congo and neighboring Rwanda.
The main ideas of Paiges book are also being explained to unschooled adults in the Congo village. Bishop Mabwe Lucien of the Pentecostal Assemblies of God churches in Congo described Paiges concept as new and revolutionary and added that nobody in the region had heard these ideas.
In fact, the bishop continued, upon being exposed to the training program the hands of assassins were raised to denounce killing.
The bishop founded the Center for Global Nonkilling-Great Lakes Africa. He hired trainers who belong to nonprofit groups who have spread the centers message to people in 1,100 villages and towns, distributed 4,500 books and persuaded 30,000 others to work for a nonkilling society. This, he said, has caused the level of violence to drop.
The concept of a nonkilling world is bold and at least comes close to being unbelievable. But in Congo and other parts of Africa, it seems to be working. And if it is working there, might it not be worth considering elsewhere, including here in the United States?
There were 500 murders in Chicago in 2012, but Chicago is by no means the only American city where homicides are a plague on what is supposed to be a civil society. The FBI listed 14 others that reported more than 100 murders last year.
But while murder may be the problem here in the United States, there are other kinds of killings occurring every day elsewhere in this troubled world. Usually the targets are the other members of rival tribes or ethnic groups, different religions or competing political factions.
Iraq is a good example. Just this year, estimates of civilian deaths from violence there range from 114,000 to 125,000. Mostly, these killings are driven by the bitter religious and political rivalries between the two main branches of Islam, Sunni and Shia. Paige describes a nonkilling world as one without killing, threats to kill, or conditions conducive to killing and one in which there is no dependence on killing or the threat of killing to produce change.
When university presses rejected his book, Paige was undeterred. He posted it on the Internet and gave it away, free. Within five years it was translated into 15 languages. Today it is available in 30 languages.
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A risk factor is something that increases your likelihood of getting a disease or condition.
It is possible to develop melanoma with or without the risk factors listed below. However, the more risk factors you have, the greater your likelihood of developing melanoma. If you have a number of risk factors, ask your doctor what you can do to reduce your risk.
Factors that may increase your chance of melanoma include:
Melanoma has been linked with exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation. Therefore, exposing your skin to UV rays from the sun or tanning lamps increases your odds of developing melanoma. People who live in sunny climates are exposed to more sunlight. People who live at high altitudes, where the sunlight is strongest, are exposed to more UV radiation. Blistering sunburns, even as a child, also increase the risk of developing melanoma.
People with certain occupations are also at higher risk due to their exposure to UV radiation. Some examples include construction workers, road crews, harbor masters, electrical fitters, and telephone wire repair employees.
Having melanoma once increases your risk of developing it again.
Having many moles or large moles increases your risk of melanoma. Also, irregular moles are more likely to turn into melanoma than normal moles. Irregular moles are characterized by:
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- Changing in size and/or shape
Most melanomas are diagnosed in young adults and older adults.
Family members of people with melanoma are at greater risk of developing the disease than people with no family history of the disease. People with a disease called xeroderma pigmentosa (XP) are at a very increased risk of developing melanoma. This rare disease does not allow the body to repair sun-damaged DNA, therefore any sun exposure will result in damage and mutations that become melanomatous. It is not unusual for these people to develop hundreds of melanomas on their skin. Similarly, people with hereditary dysplastic nevus syndrome or familial atypical multiple mole melanoma (FAMMM) syndrome are also at increased risk for developing melanoma.
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Sanders, senators: Postal Service can't stop Saturday mailBy ERIC BLAISDELL
Staff Writer | February 17,2013Sen. Bernard Sanders, I-Vt., has joined 23 other senators in challenging the postmaster generals authority to stop Saturday mail service without congressional approval.
On Feb. 6, Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe announced the U.S. Postal Service will no longer deliver regular mail Saturdays starting in August, saving about $2 billion per year. Packages, express mail and medications would continue to be delivered, and local post offices would remain open Saturdays.
The Postal Service has seen its revenues fall dramatically largely because more and more people are corresponding by email.
Sanders and the other senators sent a letter to Donahoe on Friday saying they knew the Postal Service was in dire financial straits, but urged him to work with Congress to fix the problem.
The letter read, in part: It appears that as recently as last year, the Postal Service did not believe it had the authority to end six-day delivery without legislative action by Congress. ... We request that you provide a detailed legal justification for this proposed change.
In a recent appearance on Vermont Public Radios Vermont Edition to talk about the Postal Service and other issues facing Vermont, Sanders said: What most people dont know is that 80 percent of the financial problem of the Postal Service has to do with the fact that they were asked by Congress in 2006, in a very, very bad provision, to pay $5.5 billion every single year for future retirees health care. No other entity in the government, no other entity in the private sector has been asked to come anywhere near close to that kind of financial commitment.
Last week, Sanders and Rep. Peter DeFazio, D-Ore., introduced Senate and House legislation that would allow the Postal Service to generate new revenues by providing additional services including the issuing of hunting and fishing licenses, notary public services and shipments of wine and beer.
The bill would also repeal the 2006 health care provision for future retirees.
The legislation would also help postal customers take advantage of email and Internet services, according to Sanders, although details were not disclosed.
His statement said the bill would preserve Saturday delivery and put in place safeguards to protect rural post offices from being shut down.
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Outdoor Exhibits Promote Wildlife Safety
Any trip to Yellowstone can be a magical experience, but many people find that the more opportunities they have to learn about the park and its treasures, the more enthralled they are by what they see.
Yellowstone offers a broad continuum of educational services, ranging from visitor centers and ranger-led programs, to podcasts and self-guided trail maps. Wayside exhibits are among the most convenient and cost-effective ways of reaching visitors because they are available 24 hours per day, year-round.
These roadside or trailside exhibits offer interesting information in site-specific contexts. Recently, the Yellowstone Park Foundation funded several new exhibits, installed this past spring, to help visitors learn more about park mammals and how to view them safely.
Large mammals—primarily elk and bison, but occasionally coyotes, wolves, and bears—are seasonally very visible in the Mammoth Hot Springs area. This presence of interesting mammals draws large numbers of curious visitors but also presents serious dangers to people and wildlife alike. In the fall, male elk can be particularly aggressive. Two new exhibits on elk are located along major visitor pedestrian routes in Mammoth, and provide information about these majestic animals along with vital safety messages.
The spring calving season also poses dangers; cow elk often hide their young while they graze or rest nearby, and they are extremely protective of their calves. To educate visitors about this hidden danger, the elk rut exhibit will be exchanged seasonally with an exhibit about spring calving.
Three additional wayside exhibits in the Hayden Valley interpret the natural history and habitat of the Hayden Valley bison herd—one of the major populations of bison in Yellowstone. Currently, visitors often see bison from the road as they drive through Hayden Valley, but do not have readily accessible information to help them appreciate the significance of what they are seeing.
The year-round cycle of migration, calving, and the mating season known as the "rut", as well as the role in the ecosystem, are presented on the exhibit panels, alongside safety messages designed to prevent dangerous encounters with bison—particularly during the rut in late July and August.
These new wayside exhibits are part of a long term, comprehensive effort to help Yellowstone National Park visitors learn about wildlife, and to present vital visitor safety information that helps protect these precious wildlife populations for future generations.


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Hillsborough County deputies have arrested the parents of a 23-month-old boy left in an SUV for eight hours.
A news release said Alexander Rosario, 27, and Douceaymee Lopez-Alvarez, 26, both face charges of aggravated child neglect.
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Officials said that on April 16, the couple left their toddler in their SUV in the front of their Tampa apartment for about eight hours.
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The struggles continued for the Stetson men's soccer team on Sunday afternoon as the Hatters fell to Lipscomb by a score of 1-0 at the Athletic Training Center.
A scoreless contest for over 82 minutes, neither the Hatters nor the Bisons could take the advantage on the scoreboard until late in the match. Lipscomb's Zach Tarbox stole the ball from Stetson in the Hatters' own zone, and played it through to a sprinting Kevin McMahon.
McMahon finished it past goalkeeper Andreas Schnabl to give Lipscomb the late 1-0 lead that proved to be the final score just over seven minutes later.
The Bisons (5-5-1, 1-1-0) were on the offensive all day long, outshooting the Hatters 19-8 overall and recording eight corner kicks while Stetson couldn't manage a single one. Lipscomb forced Schnabl to make three saves on the day, while Bison goalkeeper Micah Bledsoe recorded just one.
Stetson (1-7-2, 0-2-0) wasn't without its opportunity to take the lead itself though. With just over 26 minutes remaining senior Evan Jimmo played a perfect ball through the Lipscomb defense to junior Dwight Lodge. Lodge then played the ball back into the box from the endline to Jimmo, who missed just wide right.
Down 1-0 late in the game, Stetson was awarded a free kick from just outside the box on the right side. Around the one minute mark senior Raffaele Centofanti played the set piece into the box to sophomore Ross Morison, whose header was just barely saved by Bledsoe. The rebound came out to senior JJ Bostic, who fired a shot past the outstretched arms of Bledsoe, but went just off the post.
That was the last chance the Hatters had as Lipscomb closed it out the final minute and left DeLand with the 1-0 victory.
"It's rough to start our conference season with two losses at home," senior captain Steven Saballos said. "We always pride ourselves in defending our home turf, but due to some unfortunate mistakes in both games, we're now forced to perform under some pressure.
"The team is capable of working itself out of this hole, and we look forward to taking on the challenge collectively," Saballos continued. "Our recent losses are more than enough motivation as we move forward. We all just need to stay focused and work as a unit to earn points in the weekend ahead of us."
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No. 5: "Cast Away" (2000)
This is arguably the purest beach movie ever made -- a film in which the beach itself is a major character -- the chief antagonist to Tom Hanks' character Chuck Noland.
After a shockingly bone-jarring plane crash, the movie plunges into scenes devoid of dialogue as Noland struggles with the beach for survival. He desperately tries to open a coconut, spells out HELP in huge letters in the sand and ultimately learns to spear fish.
Gradually, Noland fades into the scenery as he transforms from a tubby time-obsessed FedEx analyst to a gaunt but savvy denizen of the beach -- a natural part of the sandy landscape.
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Country Thunder 2013 sells out six months early
Hopefully any Wisconsin country music fans who were eager to party with the biggest stars this summer at Country Thunder were thinking way ahead and already purchased their tickets. The annual four-day country music festival in Twin Lakes is already sold out six months in advance of its July 18-21 run, event organizers announced Tuesday. In addition to all multi-day passes already being gobbled up, no single day tickets will be available either.
One of a large number of country festivals across Wisconsin each summer, Country Thunder has grown in recent years to draw fans from across the nation to camp out in Southeastern Wisconsin and see a lineup of some of the genre's biggest stars. Last year's festival attendance topped 33,000. That was also a sell out, but one that only came days before the festival began. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Fans, fun. have a blast at Marcus Amphitheater
The moment, indeed the last two years, have belonged to fun.
A string of hit anthems launched by the massive "We Are Young," two major Grammys for best new artist and song of the year, and now another first Thursday night at the Marcus Amphitheater. Looking out at the near-capacity shed, frontman Nate Ruess announced, "This is the biggest show we've ever played in our whole entire life." »Read Full Article(1)
Dropkick Murphys; Billy Idol; Talib Kweli; Capital Cities; Amadou & Mariam
Dropkick Murphys
Celtic-punk-folk band Dropkick Murphys is nearly 20 years old and no fewer than nine studio albums into its career. But part of this band's show is that you need not keep up with all of the recorded output to have fun. You can expect a celebration and fit right in. And the capacity crowd Thursday at the Miller Lite Oasis did just that. »Read Full Article
My Summerfest: Cecilio Negron Jr. of De La Buena
When to see him: 5 p.m.Friday, BMO Harris Pavilion
Fest experience: The son of local musician Cecilio Negron, Negron Jr., 37, recalls going to Summerfest to see his father play beginning when he was 14. His father has performed at Summerfest at least 10 times. »Read Full Article
Hydra Melody wins Land the Big Gig
Major technical problems. Strong competition. The odds were stacked against Hydra Melody at the Land the Big Gig finals Thursday at the Briggs & Stratton Big Backyard. Yet its relentless energy and cutting-edge musicianship earned the six-piece from San Antonio, Texas, the competition's $20,000 grand prize.
Just an hour before winning, frontman Jordan Berlanga looked sick as the band grappled with how it was going to put on a show after host and judge Danny Gokey said its sound system was "fried." The band's set was delayed by at least 30 minutes. and when it did perform, Gokey told the crowd that the makeshift sound system put the group at a disadvantage. »Read Full Article
Exclusive Video: Atlas Genius performs 'Don't Make a Scene' for Tap Pre-Show
Tap Milwaukee sat down with Keith Jeffery of Atlas Genius on Thursday for a sneak preview of what fans can expect when the band takes the U.S. Cellular Connection Stage at Summerfest at 10 p.m.
Keith offered to play the Australian alt-rock band's better-known hit, "Trojans," but we asked for something different and something special. »Read Full Blog Post
Aldean opener Thomas Rhett went from laying floors to writing songs
College jobs are rarely career-making endeavors.
When Thomas Rhett enrolled at Lipscomb University in Nashville, he wasn't sure what he wanted to do. But laying floors like he had during summer vacations sure wasn't it. Even though his father, Rhett Akins, was a successful country artist, the music Rhett and his friends played at area frat parties on weekends sure didn't feel like a career, either. »Read Full Article
Fourth of July parades and fireworks in the Milwaukee area
It's the time of year for oohs and aaahs — and the year's biggest birthday party.
The biggest and loudest bash for Independence Day, of course is at the lakefront, where a few hundred thousand people will gather Wednesday for the U.S. Bank Fireworks, starting about 9:30 p.m. over Lake Michigan near Veterans Park. »Read Full Article
Send us your best Summerfest photos
Hey there, Summerfesters it's day two of your favorite Milwaukee musical holiday, which means you've probably taken some pictures. Well, the Journal Sentinel want to see them!
Send your goofiest selfies, wackiest outfits, strangest culinary choices or just a nice shot of you and your family at the Marcus Amphitheater any fest photos, to email@example.com. You'll see your pictures in our reader photo gallery (and be practically as famous as the artists on the stage). »Read Full Article
Last week for Pita Brothers food truck, as owners focus on storefront
Friday will be the last day on the streets for popular food truck Pita Brothers, at least for a while. »Read Full Blog Post
Avett Brothers talk books: 'Middlesex.' 'Ironweed,' 'Hellhound on His Trail,' the Bible too
Summerfest acts Atlas Genius, Family of the Year playing Turner Hall Sept. 25
If you're an Atlas Genius fan and you can't catch the buzzy Australian alt rock band's set at Summerfest tonight, don't fret. You're going to have another opportunity Sept. 25 at Turner Hall Ballroom, the band just announced.
Joining is another Summerfest act playing tonight -- Family of the Year, one of the openers for fun. at the Marcus Amphitheater -- as well as Dale Earnhardt Jr. »Read Full Article
Madison's Richard Davis named an NEA Jazz Master
Richard Davis, a bassist and a professor of music at the University of Wisconsin — Madison, has been named one of the 2014 National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Masters, one of the highest honors for an American jazz musician.
His three 2014 fellow masters are among the nation's most elite jazz figures: Keith Jarrett, one of the leading improvising pianists ever; Anthony Braxton, a pioneering avant-garde saxophonist; and Jamey Aebersold, whose Play-A-Long series of educational recordings has been used by countless musicians. »Read Full Article(2)
On Tap Today: Summerfest rundown for June 27
Tap Milwaukee reporter Heather Ronaldson gives you the rundown on what to look forward to today at Summerfest.
Three to See: Suggestions for June 27
Thursday, June 27
Something known: Talib Kweli (10 p.m. Harley-Davidson Roadhouse). "If skills sold, truth be told, I'd probably be lyrically Talib Kweli," blockbuster rapper Jay-Z once rhymed. Truthfully, you can't put a price on Kweli's soulful and thoughtful take on hip-hop. »Read Full Article
Pitbull's Summerfest opener Nikki Williams cancels
Nikki Williams, the budding pop singer whose club-ready track "Glowing" is lighting up on radio and YouTube, has dropped out as Pitbull's Summerfest opener at the Marcus Amphitheater on Sunday because of a scheduling conflict, confirmed Bob Babisch, Summerfest's vice president of entertainment.
In her place will be Chicago-based DJ group the Jump Smokers, which was booked for Pitbull's summer tour with Ke$ha, just initially not the Milwaukee date. In a recent YouTube video (see below), Pitbull said, "Pretty soon it's going to be Jump Smokers and Pitbull opening for them." »Read Full Article
On Tap Today: Bonfire at the Beach, Chicago Cubs at Miller Park, fun., Rooftop Dance
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Owner Woody Johnson is under consideration to become an ambassador for President-elect Donald Trump, which could change his role with the Jets, according to NFL.com's Ian Rapoport.
Brian Bassett, theJetsBlog.com:
Welcome to the Bryce Petty era of the New York Jets, Bent! Exciting times ahead!!! Jets head coach Todd Bowles said after last week's game that the next four games that the plan was going to be about Petty … since … I guess the Jet brass finally realized they were terrible.
My question is … is four games enough to know what Petty is? You could see him learning some lessons the more he played on Monday night, but is that enough time for the Jets to see if Bryce Petty is a worthwhile long-term solution?
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THE GAME: The Jets (3-9) at the San Francisco 49ers (1-11) at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. on Sunday, Dec. 11 at 4:05 p.m. ET.
THE WEATHER: After a few days of rain in the bay area -- which should do wonders for the generally bad field there -- it looks like things will be dry on game day. But it'll be cloudy with temperatures in the upper 50s or maybe around 60 with light winds.
WHAT IT MEANS: Yawn. … Oh, sorry, what was the question? Right, the meaning of this game. Well, it's mostly about draft order, I guess. Currently, the 49ers are picking second and the Jets are picking fourth or fifth. A win and the Jets put themselves in danger of slipping closer to the bottom of the Top 10. A loss, though, and they've got some potential for a Top 3 pick if things break right. Or wrong. Whatever. Also, I suppose this game has meaning if you're on the Todd Bowles Watch.
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The Jets have waived/injured safety Antonio Allen and signed linebacker Freddie Bishop to their active roster, the team announced Saturday.
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During the season, Bent's Game Analysis charts games for some of the Jets' upcoming opponents, enabling a breakdown of what to watch out for on gameday…
The 49ers season got off to a great start when they shut out the Rams 28-0 in their opener. Unfortunately, they've failed to win since then, with all but three of their losses being by double digits. While, on paper, this looks like the Jets' best remaining chance to get another win this year, the 49ers will be viewing the game in similar fashion. History is against the Jets, as they've only beaten the 49ers twice in their history and just once since 1983. It's also been six years since the Jets won a game in the Pacific Time Zone.
Let's break down the positional groupings (BGA-style!) for the 49ers to try and highlight what to watch out for.
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Jets CB Buster Skrine, DE Sheldon Richardson, and RT Breno Giacomini were all fined $9,115 for unnecessary roughness penalties committed during Monday night's game against the Colts.
The Jets lost, 41-10.
They face the 49ers this Sunday in San Francisco.
Tags: Breno Giacomini, Buster Skrine, Sheldon Richardson
The Jets released their injury report on Friday.
The following players will be OUT for Sunday's game against the 49ers
- LB Lorenzo Mauldin (ankle)
- T Steve McClendon (hamstring)
- WR Jalin Marshall (concussion)
Tags: Antonio Allen, Breno Giacomini, Jalin Marshall, Khiry Robinson, Lorenzo Mauldin, Muhammad Wilkerson, Steve McLendon
Jets defensive end Muhammad Wilkerson responded "maybe a little tighter coverage and we get those sacks" when asked why New York was held to one sack in their 41-10 loss to the Colts Monday.
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The Jets released their injury report on Thursday. The following players were listed...
Did Not Participate in Practice
- C Nick Mangold (ankle)
- DT Steve McClendon (hamstring)
- WR Jalin Marshall (concussion)
- LB Breno Giacomini (back/calf/shoulder)
- S Antonio Allen (concussion)
- RB Khiry Robinson (leg)
Tags: Breno Giacomini, Calvin Pryor, Jalin Marshall, Lorenzo Mauldin, Matt Forte, Muhammad Wilkerson, Nick Mangold, Steve McLendon
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2:15PM: The Jets have decided to shut down C Nick Mangold for the remainder of the season, the team confirmed Tuesday afternoon.
With only one year left on his contract, Mangold's future with New York is up in the air.
The Jets will replace Mangold on the roster by promoting S Doug Middleton from the practice squad.
Tags: Nick Mangold, Wesley Johnson
Jets quarterback Bryce Petty said that despite the Jets' poor situation in the standings, he is excited for the opportunity to take the helm at quarterback.
Petty came in during Monday night's loss against the Colts and will officially supplant Ryan Fitzpatrick on Sunday against the 49ers.
Tags: Bryce Petty, Ryan Fitzpatrick
The Jets inked Todd Bowles' position coaches to extensions prior to the 2016 season, reports Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News.
The assistants, who received one-year extensions, are not all expected to return in 2017, according to Mehta.
The Jets have waived/injured LB Julian Stanford and claimed LB Arthur Brown from the Jaguars, the team announced.
Stanford (ankle), who did not participate in practice on Wednesday, has 15 total tackles in nine games played this season.
Brandon Marshall says the Jets remain a united team, according to Dennis Waszak Jr. of the Associated Press.
Speaking after Wednesday's practice, Marshall downplayed any similiarities to the 2014 Chicago Bears, who went 5-11 in his last season in Chicago.
Marshall also said the siuation in Chicago was "100 times worse" and that Jets head coach Todd Bowles is a primary reason the players are still a cohesive group despite a 3-9 record.
Tags: Brandon Marshall
The Jets released their injury report on Wednesday. The following players were listed...
Did Not Participate in Practice
- LB Lorenzo Mauldin (ankle)
- DE Muhammad Wilkerson (ankle)
- C Nick Mangold (ankle)
- T Steve McClendon (hamstring)
- WR Jalin Marshall (concussion)
- LB Breno Giacomini (back/calf/shoulder)
- LB Julian Stanford (ankle)
- DE Leonard Williams (illness)
- S Antonio Allen (concussion)
Limited Participation in Practice (Less than 100 percent of a player's normal repetitions)
Tags: Breno Giacomini, Calvin Pryor, Jalin Marshall, Lorenzo Mauldin, Matt Forte, Muhammad Wilkerson, Nick Mangold, Steve McLendon
The Jets announced that they re-signed RB Khiry Robinson and added rookie RB Brandon Wilds to the active roster on Wednesday.
The club also signed rookie DL Claude Pelon to the practice squad.
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QB Ryan Fitzpatrick will serve as New York's backup quarterback for the remainder of the season, while rookie QB Christian Hackenberg will not play unless starting QB Bryce Petty suffers an injury, head coach Todd Bowles told reporters on Tuesday.
Bowles named Petty the starting quarterback following Monday night's embarrassing 41-10 loss to the Colts, relegating Fitzpatrick to the backup role.
When asked if the rookie quarterback would see any playing time this season, Bowles was quick to say only an injury would lead to Hackenberg taking the field.
Tags: Bryce Petty, Christian Hackenberg, Ryan Fitzpatrick
The Jets are free fallin, while Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett have their green hearts broken and are at a loss for answers. But they do find your voicemails…and talk about Bryce Petty, Todd Bowles, an uncertain future, and a nifty play by the pylon.
The Jets have waived RB/KR C.J. Spiller and WR/KR Jeremy Ross, the team announced Tuesday afternoon.
New York also announced the signing of WR Darius Jennings to the practice squad, who will take the place of WR Mario Alford, who has been released.
Spiller signed with the Jets on Nov. 2 after playing two games for Seattle. Spiller appeared in four games with the Jets, returning five kickoffs for an average of 19.1 yards per return, along with recording three rushes and one reception on offense.
The Jets were crushed by the Colts, 41-10, on Monday night at MetLife Stadium as they fell to 3-9 on the season. Bryce Petty replaced Ryan Fitzpatrick during the game and will be the starter for the remainder of the season. Here's insight and analysis regarding the Jets' awful Monday night performance...
Ryan Fitzpatrick's performance speaks for itself. He only completed one pass beyond the first down marker, had a completion percentage below 50 percent, and punctuated his performance with an interception on the kind of forced throw he's been unable to get away with all season.
Tags: Austin Seferian-Jenkins, Ben Ijalana, Brandon Marshall, Breno Giacomini, Brent Qvale, Bryce Petty, Buster Skrine, Calvin Pryor, Charone Peake, Darrelle Revis, David Harris, Eric Decker, Jalin Marshall, Leonard Williams, Marcus Gilchrist, Muhammad Wilkerson, Quincy Enunwa, Rontez Miles, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Sheldon Richardson, Steve McLendon
New York Jets head coach Todd Bowles named Bryce Petty the starting quarterback for the remainder of the season, barring injury, after he replaced Ryan Fitzpatrick midway through Monday's 41-10 loss to the Indianapolis Colts.
Bowles said he planned to name Petty the team's starting quarterback for the rest of the year regardless of what happened Monday, adding that Fitzpatrick's ineffectiveness -- 5-for-12, 81 yards, no touchdowns and one interception -- in the loss to the Colts did not factor into the decision.
Petty completed 11 of 25 passes for 135 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions as he replaced Fitzpatrick for the second half, entering a 31-3 game.
Tags: Bryce Petty, Christian Hackenberg, Ryan Fitzpatrick
Andrew Luck was nearly perfect in his return from a concussion, throwing for four touchdowns, three to Dwayne Allen, in the Indianapolis Colts' 41-10 romp Monday night past the inept New York Jets.
Not that Luck had to work very hard against the hosts, who were booed by a much-less-than-filled MetLife Stadium almost from the outset.
Luck missed last week's loss to Pittsburgh, cleared the NFL's concussion protocol on the weekend, and came back in style with a prime-time performance. He lifted Indianapolis (6-6) into a tie for the lead in the AFC South with Tennessee and Houston.
Tags: Bryce Petty, Indianapolis Colts, Matt Forte, Nick Folk, Ryan Fitzpatrick
The 54-year-old man who shot and killed former Jets RB Joe McKnight last week has been arrested and charged with manslaughter, according to multiple reports.
McKnight was killed in a shooting in Louisiana on Thursday,
The shooting took place at roughly 3 p.m.
A witness said an argument took place between McKnight and the shooter before the shooter opened fire multiple times.
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New York Jets head coach Todd Bowles benched starting quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick in favor of backup Bryce Petty for the second half of Monday's game against the Indianapolis Colts at MetLife Stadium.
Fitzpatrick completed 5 of 12 passes for 81 yards with an interception and a 30.2 passer rating as the Jets trailed 24-3 at halftime.
Petty is making his first game appearance since Week 10, a 9-6 loss to the Los Angeles Rams in which he went 19-for-32 with 163 yards, one touchdown and one interception.
Tags: Bryce Petty, Indianapolis Colts, Ryan Fitzpatrick
The New York Jets have held a moment of silence before their game against the Indianapolis Colts at MetLife Stadium to honor former running back Joe McKnight, killed last Thursday in Louisiana.
Authorities said McKnight, 28, was shot during a road rage incident that was possibly sparked by a driver cutting off another on a nearby bridge in Terrytown, across the Mississippi River from New Orleans. The shooter was identified by police as Ronald Gasser, 54, and he was released overnight, drawing criticism.
McKnight was rated the nation's No. 1 running back recruit when he came out of Louisiana in 2006 and signed with the University of Southern California. He was a fourth-round draft pick of the Jets in 2010 and played three seasons for New York. He spent a season with Kansas City, and most recently played for the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Canadian Football League.
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THE GAME: The Indianapolis Colts (5-6) at the Jets (3-8) at the Meadowlands on Monday, Dec. 5 at 8:25 p.m. ET.
THE WEATHER: It's getting colder around here. A mild day with temperatures near 50 will see the temperatures drop below 40 during the game with the light Meadowlands winds making it feel even colder.
While the Jets have remained noncommittal about their plans to address the quarterback position, Bryce Petty is hoping to get a chance to prove himself as the franchise's quarterback of the future.
"You know what? I don't know," Petty told New York Daily news about being the team's QB next season. "I can only control so much. I hope so. I really do. I love it here. I love this team. I love Coach. Shoot, it'd blow my skirt up if that was the case… I'm going to work to make that happen. You got to go out and get it."
Petty started against the Rams in Week 10 when Ryan Fitzpatrick was out with an injury, and completed 19 of 32 passes for 163 yards, one touchdown, and one interception. It was the first, and so far the only, start of his career.
While some have questioned why Todd Bowles has not given the young quarterback more opportunities to prove himself, many believe it is because Petty has simply not shown enough during practice to earn the starting job.
Tags: Bryce Petty, Ryan Fitzpatrick
THE GAME: The Indianapolis Colts (5-6) at the Jets (3-8) at the Meadowlands on Monday, Dec. 5 at 8:25 p.m. ET.
THE WEATHER: It's getting colder around here. A mild day with temperatures near 50 will see the temperatures drop below 40 during the game with the light Meadowlands winds making it feel even colder.
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During the season, Bent's Game Analysis charts games for some of the New York Jets' upcoming opponents, enabling a breakdown of what to watch out for on game day…
This week's Monday Night Football will see the Jets hosting the 5-6 Indianapolis Colts. Despite having endured a disappointing year so far, the Colts were just one game out of first place in the AFC South entering this weekend. The Colts have lost three of their last four games, albeit to three potential playoff teams in Green Bay, Kansas City and Pittsburgh. The teams met early last year with the Jets defeating the Colts 20-7, again on Monday Night Football, in one of the best performances of the Todd Bowles and Mike Maccagnan era.
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Brian Bassett welcomes Brian Costello of the New York Post to the podcast, and they take a deep dive into the question of whether or not the Jets are better off today than the day when Woody Johnson flipped the switch from the John Idzik/Rex Ryan regime, to the current Mike Maccagnan/Todd Bowles duo. Later, SNY NFL Insider Ralph Vacchiano joins the show to talk about his Thursday conversation with Darrelle Revis at Florham Park, and to share his thoughts on Revis' future with the Jets.
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The Jets released their injury report on Saturday. The following players were listed...
- WR Jalin Marshall (concussion)
- DT Steve McLendon (hamstring)
- S Calvin Pryor (concussion)
- LB Lorenzo Mauldin (ankle)
Tags: Breno Giacomini, Calvin Pryor, Jalin Marshall, Lorenzo Mauldin, Marcus Williams, Steve McLendon
Ray Lucas and Eric Coleman demonstrate the quarterback position on this edition of Jets Game Plan...
Jets DE Muhammad Wilkerson spoke about the death of former Jet and teammate Joe McKnight through a team release on Friday afternoon.
McKnight, who played for the Jets from 2010-2012, was killed in a shooting incident in Louisiana on Tuesday.
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Ralph Vacchiano, SNY.tv:
Darrelle Revis has made it pretty clear that he intends to play in 2017, telling SNY "I still have a lot of football to play." He even thinks he can still play football at a high level.
But at what position? And for whom? Neither of those answers are clear just yet. And though it's certainly possible that the Jets will simply part ways with the greatest cornerback they've ever had, a team source insisted not to rule Revis out of the Jets' 2017 plans just yet.
Tags: Darrelle Revis, Ralph Vacchiano
The Jets released their injury report on Friday. The following players were listed...
Did Not Participate in Practice
- S Calvin Pryor (concussion)
- WR Brandon Marshall (foot, knee)
- LB Lorenzo Mauldin (ankle)
- T Steve McClendon (hamstring)
- WR Jalin Marshall (concussion)
- WR Devin Smith (illness)
Tags: Breno Giacomini, Calvin Pryor, Jalin Marshall, Lorenzo Mauldin, Marcus Williams, Nick Mangold, Steve McLendon
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Welp. Let's face it brother, this season has been a bust.
Maybe it is just me, but it seems like the Faustian bargain made by Ryan Fitzpatrick and the Jets on the eve of training camp signaled the end. Since then the trajectory of this team has been steadily downward: horrifying play at QB, the season-ending injury to Eric Decker, the immolation of Darrelle Revis as "player who gives a damn" … it has been rough. Hell, even Muhammad Wilkerson's reputation looks to be streaking down the Alpine Slide at Action Park!
But since we're Jets fans, we are notorious gluttons for punishment. So rather than dwell on all the bad stuff … what causes for hope do you have from what you've seen this season, Bent?
New York Jets offensive coordinator Chan Gailey said young quarterbacks Bryce Petty and Christian Hackenberg need to get all the reps they can get to continue to develop.
Though the Jets have decided to turn back to Ryan Fitzpatrick at quarterback for the foreseeable future, Gailey said Petty "needs all of the work he can get," according to NJ.com's Connor Hughes.
"It helps to play in games. ... The probability in games, you've got a lot better idea of what's going to happen," Gailey said. "In practice, you only have about a 75 percent probability of how they're going to be, how they're to play, and how they're going to progress."
Petty has started just one game -- a 9-6 loss to the Los Angeles Rams in Week 10 -- this season before head coach Todd Bowles opted to make Fitzpatrick, who led New York to 10 wins last season, the starter again.
Tags: Bryce Petty, Christian Hackenberg, Ryan Fitzpatrick
Darrelle Revis, the embattled Jets cornerback, insists that he has given no thought to retirement despite his age and his struggles this season, and that his love for the game of football is as strong as ever. In fact, in an interview with SNY.tv on Thursday, he said any questions about how much he still wants to play are "really bizarre."
That was the 31-year-old Revis' response to the latest round of criticism in what has become a miserable season for the future Hall of Famer. He has struggled on the field in a season he admits is "definitely not" up to his personal standards, and the shots he's taken in the media have been relentless at times.
The latest came in a report in the New York Daily News on Wednesday that quoted a "confidant" of the cornerback saying "If he had his way he'd be done right now. He doesn't want to play anymore."
Tags: Darrelle Revis, Ralph Vacchiano
The Jets released their injury report on Thursday. The following players were listed...
Did Not Participate in Practice
- S Calvin Pryor (concussion)
- T Breno Giacomini (undisclosed)
- LB Lorenzo Mauldin (ankle)
- T Steve McClendon (hamstring)
- WR Jalin Marshall
Tags: Breno Giacomini, Calvin Pryor, Jalin Marshall, Lorenzo Mauldin, Marcus Williams, Matt Forte, Muhammad Wilkerson, Nick Mangold, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Steve McLendon
Jets CB Darrelle Revis would be done playing right now if he had his way, a confidant told Manish Mehta of the Daily News.
"He's done," the confidant said. "If he had his way, he'd be done right now. He doesn't want to play anymore. He's made a lot of money."
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Milwaukee Ballet brings 'Nutcracker' to life
Uihlein Hall was peppered with sparkly shoes and fluffy frocks for Saturday afternoon's opening of the Milwaukee Ballet's production of "The Nutcracker" - and that was just the little girls in the audience.
The production of "Nutcracker," directed and choreographed by Milwaukee Ballet artistic director Michael Pink, is a lavish, stage-filling spectacle that tells a classic story through a deft balance of child-pleasing action and elegant dance. »Read Full Article(2)
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Children can get their Harleys on - taking a virtual ride and customizing their own bike - at "Hands-On Harley-Davidson," a new interactive exhibit at Betty Brinn Children's Museum. »Read Full Article
Times Cinema salutes movie musicals with weekend morning shows
The Oscars didn't do such a great job of saluting the movie musical last weekend - what? No "Mamma Mia"? No "Hairspray"? But the Times Cinema is trying to make up for it with its own salute to musicals every weekend in March.
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Bruce Campbell brings his 'Army of Darkness' to Pabst
Bruce Campbell is bringing an army to the Pabst Theater on Saturday night.
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'21 and Over' acts its age - barely
A friend asked me how I would review a movie that clearly is not made for my demographic.
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Eastside Music Tour brings 50 bands to Brady St.
If you're in the market for a new futon, Brady Street Futons is a good place to check out. And if you're looking for a place to see some live music, it's got that covered, too - at least on Saturday.
The furniture store is one of more than 25 businesses hosting live music Saturday for the Eastside Music Tour. The lineup features more than 50 local acts representing a diverse array of genres, including Sub Pop Records' surf pop act Jaill, alternative country band Hugh Bob & the Hustle, hip-hop ensemble Fresh Cut Collective, alternative rock group Ikarus Down, the hard-rocking Hot Coffin and more. »Read Full Article
'Jack the Giant Slayer' lacks magic
Good things come in small packages, but terrible films often come in gigantic ones.
Like "Jack the Giant Slayer," an unrelentingly ugly 3-D fantasy movie starring personality-less computer-generated ogres, designed by the same studio that brought us "Harry Potter's" misshapen trolls and hideous Cro-Magnon centaurs. »Read Full Article
'A Place at the Table' adds hunger to the menu
Have you had your heart broken lately? Of course you have.
You can't turn around without being confronted by a seemingly insurmountable social problem - from bullying, racism, gun violence and gender inequality to climate change - or human tragedy. »Read Full Article
Kalua offers taste of Hawaii
People who've had Dungeness crab fresh from the water talk about it with a faraway look in their eyes.
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Savor Hawaiian flavors at Ono Kine Grindz
Could the ocean breezes off the Big Island smell any sweeter than the scent of huli huli chicken in the smoker at Ono Kine Grindz in Wauwatosa?
This little grocery store/general store/restaurant that's focused on all things Hawaiian opened in September 2010, and one of its offerings was featured in the former Good to Go takeout column just a couple of months later. »Read Full Article(3)
Free Milwaukee County bus rides on St. Patrick's Day
A 20-year St. Patrick's Day tradition returns this year when Miller Lite Free Rides again partners with the Milwaukee County Transit System to provide free bus rides to the public on March 17
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The year is still young, but if Milwaukee's spring concert calendar is any indication, 2013 looks as if it might be the year of country music.
Milwaukee has been a recurring stop for big country tours for years. But the genre continues to grow: Of all types of music, country had the biggest sales gains in 2012, up 4.1%, according to Nielsen SoundScan. Consequently, demand for Nashville's biggest stars seems to be getting stronger in Milwaukee. »Read Full Article(1)
Sled dogs return to Whitnall Park
Thanks to fresh snow, the Door County Sled Dogs return to Whitnall Park on March 2 and 3 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The recreational team includes all rescued dogs. Rides depart from the golf clubhouse / warming house, 5879 S. 92 St., on a first-come, first-serve basis, at $15 per rider. »Read Full Article
Jazz in the Park announces lineup for 2013
Need help thinking warm thoughts? Jazz in the Park announced its season lineup today.
The talent includes lots of Milwaukee bands and a few surprises. The outdoor concert series opens on June 6 with Milwaukee's Extra Crispy Brass Band. »Read Full Article
On Tap this Weekend: Bartender Olympics, free beer and a music fest
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Fox series pilot about dysfunctional Wisconsin family
According to TVLine.com, a pilot for a proposed new Fox series, "The Gabriels," is set in Wisconsin.
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On Tap Today: Road trip's still on
Sure, the pavement isn't dry. But you can still dream of that warm weather road trip at the Greater Milwaukee Auto Show that continue at the Delta Center Thursday.
And sure, it's not the night to be dancin' in the streets. Opt instead for Mt. Olive's rock-steady sounds of Lady Gaga, Michael Jackson, and more at "Music Under Glass" Thursday night. »Read Full Blog Post
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A Chinese woman reportedly bought a $6.5 million Manhattan condo in New York for her daughter so she can live in the heart of the city when she goes to college.
Her daughter is currently 2 years old.
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An accused pint-sized criminal with a sweet tooth. A 9-year-old was arrested in Kalihi, police say, for trying to rob a Chevron for ice cream.
On Wednesday morning, police arrested a 9-year-old boy after they say he threatened a cashier with a knife.
"That's pretty crazy for a 9-year-old to do something like that," said Quentin Kepano, grandfather of a student at Fern Elementary.
It was all for some ice cream. Investigators said the boy opened the freezer but found it empty. A source told us when the cashier asked the boy what he planned to do the boy said, "If you try to stop me, I'll stab you."
Concerned for children at nearby Fern elementary, where the boy himself is a student, the cashier called 911. The boy was arrested, and is now being investigated for first-degree robbery -- a felony that carries a maximum penalty of up to 20 years in prison and a $50,000 fine.
"For me as a parent if that was my child, he would be disciplined, disciplined by me," said Lydia Marfil grandmother of a student at Fern elementary.
Parents we spoke to said it may teach the child an important lesson.
"Being arrested for what he did maybe it will kind of make him take a look at what's going on what he's doing," said Kepano.
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