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Jeb Wallace-Brodeur / Staff Photo The Legare farm and its market on Route 14 in Calais is being sold to organic vegetable grower Pete Johnson of Pete's Greens in Craftsbury.
CALAIS The man behind whats billed as Vermonts 4-Season Organic Vegetable Farm is getting ready to grow in more ways than one. Pete Johnson, of Petes Greens in Craftsbury, is poised to purchase the 300-acre farm that Merrill Legare put on the map in Calais more than four decades ago.
It isnt a done deal, but Johnson said Thursday the price is right and that the closing is tentatively set for next week. Hes eager to see what he can do with land that was farmed for 40 years by a man he described as a real pioneer when it comes to fresh produce in Vermont.
Hell just have to wait awhile.
Although Johnson and Legare have green thumbs and fresh vegetables in common, Johnsons farm in Craftsbury is certified organic, and it will be two years before he can say the same about the one he plans to buy from Legare.
That land needs a couple more years before it can be certified (organic), Johnson said, suggesting he isnt in a rush to plant anything other than hay on property that features very sandy soils he believes would benefit biologically from a break.
We think a couple of years in hay would be really healthy for it, he said.
According to Johnson, that gives him time to think about how to incorporate his looming acquisition into the growing empire he started on less than an acre at his parents home in Greensboro in 1995 and moved to Craftsbury in 2003.
The move to the 190-acre farm in Craftsbury, which includes 35 acres of prime agricultural land, capped a five-year search that proved one thing to Johnson.
The opportunity to buy farms that are good for growing vegetables on are not too common, he said, noting that is why he had spoken to Legare about the possibility of buying his farm over the years and why he was more than willing to listen when the family approached him several months ago.
We were happy to be able to take it when it was offered to us, Johnson said, noting that of the 300 acres, 42 acres are good vegetable land, there is a house with potential and greenhouses he will ultimately find a use for.
For now, Johnson said, hell clean up the property with an eye toward eventually making it a functioning part of his all-organic vegetable operation and perhaps opening a second farm stand there.
The farms proximity to Montpelier and its prominent location on Route 14 both made it attractive, according to Johnson, who said he is willing to wait awhile to make the most of those attributes.
I think two, three years from now is when well start to be a real asset to the community, he said.
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"There was a night I didn't think I would live, the pain was so bad," Noreen Gosch told KCCI's Cynthia Fodor Monday.
Gosch still deals with the pain by taking action to keep the case alive, although she believes her son was a victim of human trafficking and sold to a pedophile.
Wednesday marks the 30th anniversary that Johnny Gosch disappeared from a West Des Moines neighborhood while he delivered newspapers.
"We have evidence to support that he is still alive," said Gosch.
"I think it's highly organized to take children and resell them," Gosch said. She said it's happening in every state, not just in Iowa.
Gosch is concerned now with all the reported abduction attempts here and is helping the families of the two missing Evansdale cousins create a new law that goes beyond the Johnny Gosch law and the Amber Alert.
"That was good and helped but didn't help everyone. It doesn't help those who aren't in vehicles. A lot of kids are falling through the cracks," said Gosch.
Thirty years after he son disappeared, Gosch said she remembers the nightmare just like it was yesterday.
"When you have something happen to you as devastating as a kidnapping then you need to be doing something important to protect other children. You pay it forward," said Gosch.
As the 30th anniversary of Johnny Gosch's disappearance approaches, a new photo shows what he would look like today.
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children created the age-progressed photo, which shows Gosch at about age 40.
Gosch was last seen delivering newspapers in West Des Moines on Sept. 5, 1982.
Gosch has freckles on his face, a gap between his front teeth, a birthmark on his left cheek and a horseshoe-shaped scar on his tongue.
He would be 42 years old now.
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The Eagle Scout Rank is the highest rank attainable in the Boy Scout program of the Boy Scouts of America. Since its introduction in 1911, the Eagle Scout Rank has been earned by more than 2 million young men. The title of "Eagle Scout" is held for life, thus giving rise to the phrase "Once an Eagle, always an Eagle".
Requirements include earning a number of merit badges and demonstrating Scout spirit, service, and leadership. This includes an extensive service project that the Scout plans, organizes, leads, and manages. Eagle Scouts are presented with a medal and a badge that visibly recognizes the accomplishments of the Scout. Additional recognition can be earned through Eagle Palms, awarded for completing additional tenure, leadership, and merit badge requirements.[1]
Eagle Scout rank requirements
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As of Jan. 1, 2014, the Cooking merit badge is required for the Eagle Scout rank.
For Varsity Scouts working on Boy Scout requirements, replace "troop" with "team" and "Scoutmaster" with "Varsity Scout Coach." For Venturers working on Boy Scout requirements, replace "troop" with "crew" and "Scoutmaster" with "Crew Advisor." For Sea Scouts working on Boy Scout requirements, replace "troop" with "ship" and "Scoutmaster" with "Skipper."
AGE REQUIREMENT ELIGIBILITY. Merit badges, badges of rank, and Eagle Palms may be earned by a registered Boy Scout, Varsity Scout, or Venturer. He may earn these awards until his 18th birthday. Any Venturer who achieved the First Class rank as a Boy Scout in a troop or Varsity Scout in a team may continue working up to his 18th birthday toward the Star, Life, and Eagle Scout ranks and Eagle Palms. An Eagle Scout board of review may occur, without special approval, within three months after the 18th birthday. Local councils must preapprove those held three to six months afterward. To initiate approval, the candidate, his parent or guardian, the unit leader, or a unit committee member attaches to the application a statement explaining the delay. Consult the Guide To Advancement in the case where a board of review is to be conducted more than six months after a candidate's 18th birthday.
If you have a permanent physical or mental disability, or a disability expected to last more than two years, or beyond age 18, you may become an Eagle Scout by qualifying for as many required merit badges as you can and qualifying for alternative merit badges for the rest. If you seek to become an Eagle Scout under this procedure, you must submit a special application to your local council service center. Your application must be approved by your council advancement committee before you can work on alternative merit badges.
A Scout or Venturer with a disability may work toward rank advancement after he is 18 years of age if he meets the guidelines outlined in the Guide To Advancement.
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Eagle Scout Rank Application
The Eagle Scout Rank Application must be used when applying for the Eagle Scout Rank award.
Requirement resources
- What does Active really mean? (it's not what you think!)
- What does Scout Spirit really mean? (It's not what you do in your troop!)
- Merit Badge Worksheets and Resources
- Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project (with the Eagle Scout Project Checklist)
- What does active in a Position of Responsibility mean?
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- Scoutmaster Conference - Explains that you don't "pass" a Scoutmaster Conference and how to Appeal.
- Board of Review - What can they ask? How long can it be?
National Eagle Scout Association
Scouts who have achieved the rank of Eagle Scout are eligible for membership in the National Eagle Scout Association.
See also
- Court of Honor
- 12 Steps From Life to Eagle
- Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project (with the Eagle Scout Project Checklist)
- Summer Camp can be key to earning Eagle.
- Merit Badge Days can offer merit badges not normally available.
- Eagle Plan Worksheet - an interactive DOC file to help you plan your course through Star and Life and on to Eagle.
- Mike Offers a Potential Eagle Scout His Eagle Perspective Mike Rowe of Dirty Jobs is an Eagle Scout and wrote this great letter on what it means to earn Eagle Scout.
- Highest awards in other BSA programs include the
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|Venturing portal
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Official BSA links
- Eagle Scout Fact Sheet
- National Eagle Scout Association (NESA) — an official BSA web site.
- U.S. Army Certificate of Recognition for Eagle Scouts
- Application For Alternate Eagle Scout Rank Merit Badges Instructions
- Evolution of the Eagle Scout Award - from Scouting Magazine.
Other links
- EagleScout.org — "Providing tools and information for Scouts on the journey toward Eagle rank and the faithful Scouters supporting them!"
- Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project Planning Guide
- Service and Eagle Scout Projects
- All BSA Eagle Scout Requirements since 1911
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Developer agrees to rescale Waterbury hotel
WATERBURY Historic preservation officials say they are satisfied with a revised plan for a new hotel at the Thatcher Brook Inn that includes more guestrooms but reduced height.
To meet requirements for historic site protection under Act 250 land use review, the developer is proposing a portion of the historic inn be relocated on the property so a proposed Marriott Fairfield Inn and Suites hotel can be rescaled.
The original proposal called for a five-story, 73-room hotel that integrated two historic structures, the Wheeler House and Wheeler-Aylward House. After disagreement at a public hearing in December in front of a District 5 Environmental Commission panel, the developer brought back changes to appease the states Division for Historic Preservation.
The changes call for relocating the Wheeler-Aylward House, the historic building farthest south on the property, closer to Vermont Route 100 to allow the proposed five-story hotel to be farther from the road. The new building would be four stories, with its lowest level as a parking garage, according to a Jan. 30 letter from the Historic Preservation Division.
This will allow the Wheeler-Aylward House to stand on its own, in a more prominent location on the property, and not be connected to the new hotel building, the letter said.
Waterbury Planning Commission Chairwoman Becca Washburn said the new proposal calls for 84 rooms, apparently to allow the hotel to bring in more money to offset the cost of the project. Her commission is reviewing the project to ensure traffic concerns are addressed, among other issues. Although the local board has no enforcement power, it could make recommendations to the Act 250 review board.
They have shown a tremendous amount of improvement, Washburn said. And thats commendable.
The historic preservation office had taken issue with the height of the new building as out of character with the neighborhood in the Colbyville Historic District. Existing buildings in the historical area are only two and a half stories at most.
Historic Preservation Division staff, however, told the District 5 Environmental Commission that it believes the design changes allow the Act 250 historic sites criterion to be met, and state staffers said the project will have no adverse effect on historic resources. As part of a project review process, the state needs to determine that no undue adverse effect on historic sites would occur, and mitigation can be a solution.
The historic area once was home to a potato-whiskey distillery, machine and blacksmith shops, lumber and clapboard mills, a tannery and a horse barn, among other buildings, according to the State Register of Historic Places.
Today, a dam on Thatcher Brook and about 10 buildings that have historic significance remain, according to the register.
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Nobody wants to think about the negative effects of those oh-so-deliciously-salty fast-food fries or that extra pastry or two when someone brings doughnuts to the office.
But besides the usual suspects (obesity, heart disease, diabetes) we worry about when it comes to our diets, should cancer be something we should add to our list of food worries?
The frustrating answer is maybe … or maybe not. Despite advances in medical research, scientists and researchers still have had difficulty pinpointing the exact causes of various types of cancer.
Some evidence points to environmental factors, while other research suggests that what we put into our bodies may be to blame. The challenge is to strike a balance between enjoying food and making smart choices when it comes to what we eat.
So, while research is still being done, here are five things you may be eating that have been linked to cancer ...
No. 5: Refined sugar
In order to survive, any biological process or system needs a food source in order to generate energy and continue to grow.
Overall, the human body continues to live if people engage in proper nourishment, exercise and ongoing hydration. Unfortunately, the same is true for cancer cells.
A recent UCLA study published in the journal Cancer Research found that tumor cells use fructose to proliferate and other studies have linked fructose intake with pancreatic cancer, one of the deadliest cancer types.
This is bad news for all those people who enjoy ice cream, candy and soft drinks. If people want to ward off some forms of cancer and work to starve tumors, they should avoid sugar, sweeteners and products that contain high-fructose corn syrup.
Giving up sweets may be tough, but it could also be a key to avoiding cancer in the future.
Next, find out what your answer should be to the question "Would you like fries with that?"
No. 4: French fries
Most people understand that french fries can lead to coronary heart disease and other problems due to saturated and trans fats.
Another issue with fries may center on something called acrylamide, a chemical researchers have shown causes cancer in rats. The chemical is not found in the fries themselves, but rather occurs as a byproduct of frying potatoes -- be them fries or chips -- in oils at high temperatures, according to the Food and Drug Administration.
A Swedish government report first connected fried foods and acrylamide in 2002. But despite the chemical's known effect on rats, scientists still aren't sure whether acrylamide is carcinogenic to humans.
But if some people had their way, they would label them "cancer fries" instead of french fries. The name-change would most likely cut into sales, but nutritionists would probably be more than happy to see a drop in sales of this unhealthy product.
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Rutland City Police Chief James Baker speaks to the press Friday about the investigation into the hit-and-run fatality in the city earlier this week.Rutland Police Chief James Baker told the Vermont media today that while criminal charges have not yet been brought against a man who admitted to being behind the wheel in a fatal hit-and-run crash this week, no special treatment was being afforded to the suspect, former longtime city official Christopher Sullivan.
For anyone to think that we are treating Mr. Sullivan differently than anyone else is ludicrous, Baker said of the ex-city attorney during a 2 p.m. press conference at the city Police Department.
Were doing the best we can to gather evidence based on facts and not on rumors floating around on a Facebook page, he said.
The chiefs reference to the social media site related to what he called a sense of anger hes noted in the community since Sullivan was identified Thursday night as the driver of the vehicle that killed 71-year-old Mary Jane Outslay as she crossed Strongs Avenue in downtown Rutland.
Baker said Sullivan was driving 2004 Lexus sedan, which police recovered with extensive damage to its hood and windshield. Sullivan remained free Friday, and the chief said he didnt anticipate charges being brought until next week by the Vermont attorney general, whose office is handling the case.
Baker said city police were devoting all of their resources to finding the vehicle involved in the crash after Outslay was struck just before 8 p.m. Wednesday.
But the chief said police found almost no forensic evidence at the scene and no video images of the vehicle involved. Then the department was contacted Thursday morning by Shrewsbury attorney Barry Griffith, who told police he was representing Sullivan.
Sullivan and his attorney met with police at the department at 1 p.m. Thursday and the former city attorney allowed law enforcement to seize his Lexus, which was found parked behind a garage at his Rutland home.
Baker said Sullivan admitted to being the driver who was involved in striking something on Strongs Avenue. Asked by a reporter whether Sullivan believed he hit an object other than a human being, the chief said he couldnt elaborate.
The chief said Sullivan was also interviewed briefly by detectives who are now working to find and interview people who were with Sullivan during the hours leading up to the fatal crash.
No information about Sullivans statements or his activities earlier Wednesday night were released at the press conference and Baker made it clear from the start of the press gathering that he wasnt going to discuss evidence in the case including witness statements.
I cant elaborate on the evidence, Baker said. Mr. Sullivan has rights that are afforded to him, the same rights we all have.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON A proposed a methadone clinic near schools in South Burlington is facing another possible delay.
The South Burlington Development Review Board will be asked at its meeting Wednesday to hold another hearing based on claims that a board member had an improper private communication about the case.
If the hearing is granted, that could push back a decision on whether the clinic can open by at least 15 days or longer.
The request to reopen the hearing alleges an ex parte communication took place, said South Burlington Zoning Administrator Ray Belair. He said he had no other information on the request and referred questions to planning and zoning director Paul Conner, who was out of town and could not be reached for comment, the Burlington Free Press reported.
The clinic was at first approved and then appealed by the South Burlington School District, which argued that the facility for heroin and Oxycodone addicts could bring crime and traffic to the proposed site near the citys high school and middle school.
The board had until Jan. 4 to issue a written decision on the appeal.
But if the hearing is reopened, the board would have to warn of a hearing with 15 days notice and could continue the meeting indefinitely.
Once the meeting is closed, the board would have 45 days to issue a decision.
The HowardCenter, a Burlington nonprofit agency, has proposed opening the new clinic on Dorset Street, to serve about 650 clients. It would close two smaller clinics in Burlington and South Burlington. The proposed site is about 500 feet from Frederick Tuttle Middle School and 1,000 feet from South Burlington High School.
HowardCenter, which hoped to open the clinic this year, has threatened to sue the city under federal anti-discrimination law.
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Imagine that your next board meeting wont be held in the usual bland hotel conference room, but in an alternate venue like a local art gallery. And, consider how being surrounded by art and beautifully displayed objects might affect the energy, creativity, content and outcomes of that meeting.
In todays fluid environment of meeting planning, this is no mere exercise of what if thinking, but a trend that has event planners nationwide booking space in non-traditional spaces like art galleries and museums. The practice builds community ties while providing income streams to cash-strapped cultural venues that often offer sliding-scale fees to rent their spaces.
In Rutland, the Chaffee Art Center housed in a landmark 1896 Queen Anne Victorian mansion has played host to special groups for decades. Located on Route 7, the Chaffee has been a beacon for art lovers, while offering its galleries and on-site kitchen to groups for meetings and mixers.
While the stately mansion was closed for renovations until May, the venerable museum opened a second permanent gallery of contemporary art. Called Chaffee Downtown and located in the heart of Rutland, it also welcomes outside groups to use its space.
The mansion has hosted the Long Trail School, Rutland Garden Club, the Rutland Ishadoriya Student Exchange Program and countless other civic, business and nonprofit groups, said executive director Meg Barros. If you want an inspirational setting with charm and privacy, this is an ideal location.
Many of the people who use the space spend days making tough decisions. The art on the walls and the architectural artistry of the building can inspire them, help their brain cells fire differently, and allow them to let go and breathe deeply for a while.
Such thinking is echoed in the research of environmental psychologists, who confirm that our surroundings have a significant effect on how we feel and respond. At effectivemeetings.com, the advice is that when it comes to interior design, we should aim for a harmonious environment that has a positive effect on mood.
And, a 2012 Maritz Research marketing survey on the future of meeting venues cited the growing popularity of non-traditional locations, with participants seeking out-of-the-box, fun meeting locations.
In the hills of Plymouth, the Calvin Coolidge Memorial Foundation at the birthplace of the 30th president of the U.S. opens the Great Room of its visitor center to groups that are happy to journey to its remote location.
We have local chamber of commerce mixers here, as well as various Vermont state meetings and the annual dinner of [the] Farm and Wilderness summer camp, said Kate Bradley, director of engagement and special collections at the Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site.
When visitors use the Great Room, attached kitchen, and lower-level meeting space, they have the added bonus of viewing interpretive and interactive exhibits of historical artifacts, photographs and memorabilia. From the windows of the Great Room is a beautiful view of hills that look unchanged from when [President] Calvin Coolidge enjoyed them when he was growing up, said Bradley. Meetings seem to have a different sort of feel in such timeless surroundings.
Further south in Springfield, one of the areas largest gallery spaces opened its doors in 2012. The Great Hall, part of the former Fellows Gear Shaper factory along the Black River, has nearly 7,000 square feet of exhibit space with soaring ceilings and is filled with natural light.
Its a bright, visible public space thats full of life and still evolving, said Bob Flint, executive director of Springfield Regional Development Corporation, which worked with developers who envisioned a huge art space as part of a larger makeover of the former plant into the Springfield Health Center.
Nina Jamison, artistic coordinator of The Great Hall, is enthusiastic about bringing in outside groups to use the gallery. Weve had several weddings; meetings of the Vermont Environmental Consortium, and a health fair put on by Springfield Hospital, said Jamison. The space is extremely welcoming and has an energy and scale that puts event participants in the mood to expand.
In nearby Chester, VT, a gallery near the green is smaller in scale but just as eager to have the community use its airy, artful space for meetings and special gatherings. Vermont Institute of Contemporary Arts, or VTica, is a gallery/museum/school filled with thought-provoking modern art in all media.
We are extremely open to having people use our gallery for their events, said executive director Abby Raeder. Weve opened our space to the Rotary, Weston Playhouse, and the annual New Voices literary event. We have 100 chairs, folding tables, Wi-Fi, and a kitchenette.
With dark walnut flooring that contrasts with textured wide-pine-board walls painted soft white, VTica has a warm, rustic, homey feel, unlike galleries that rely on expanses of stark white walls to frame the art.
Its very inviting, said Raeder. Were a young gallery and its taking some time to get on the radar of the community, but we are affordable and absolute in our desire to have groups meet in our space.
Being surrounded by all this art can make great things happen.
Bennington Museum also draws outside groups into its historic, 1855 stone building to hold meetings and special events. As the largest art and heritage repository in southern Vermont, the museum is chock full of inspiring Early American and contemporary art and historical artifacts.
We offer a unique setting that is steeped in history, but with all the modern conveniences, said Susan Stranno, head of marketing and public relations. Any business or nonprofit looking for space is welcome. Bennington Museum has hosted diverse groups that include the Vermont Arts Council, Vermont State Firefighters Association, the Bennington Free Library, and Housatonic Partners.
Groups that use our spaces for meetings, seminars and celebrations have access to Wi-Fi, theater seating and projection, and a smaller classroom-style setting. When groups enter the museum for meetings, they walk through a central gallery filled with statues, antiques, old clocks and beautiful art, said Stranno.
Its a visually engaging kind of wow experience that gives them pause before their event. I think it inspires them on some level that might change the way they think about things that day.
At the Southern Vermont Arts Center (SVAC) in Manchester, Inspired meetings begin here, proclaims its Web site. With its 100 pristine acres, a 1917 Georgian Revival mansion, Yester House Gallery, and 400-seat Arkell Pavilion, SVAC has positioned itself as a prime venue for events in southern Vermont, New York and northwest Massachusetts.
We have galleries that are used for parties, dinners and receptions; a restaurant; state-of-the-art theater; and stunning views that look over rolling lawns and hiking trails, said Jennifer Grigsby, coordinator of private events and performing arts.
The list of outside groups that take advantage of SVACs meeting spaces for annual meetings is long and varied, including the Manchester Garden Club, Frog Hollow Craft Association, Orvis, the University of Vermont Pediatrics Department, the International Academy of Trial Lawyers, and the Bennington Garden Club. If youre looking to have your meeting someplace thats very different, this is it, said Grigsby. At SVAC, you are surrounded by lovely views and beautiful art that adds something extra to the tone of the meeting.MORE IN Rutland Business Briefs
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'Wandering truffle hunter' at Ristorante Bartolotta Wednesday
Everything you've ever wanted to know about truffles: Italian native Vittorio Giordano, who is vice president of truffle importer Urbani Tartufi North America, will be going from table to table tonight at Ristorante Bartolotta in Wauwatosa to talk truffles.
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A Q&A with Tony Bennett about his career and his show Friday at the Riverside Theater
Paul McCartney, the Rolling Stones and Leonard Cohen continue to amaze with incredible performances well into their senior years.
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PrideFest Milwaukee's lineup includes Macy Gray, Sandra Bernhard, Lisa Lampanelli
If three of its headliners are any indication of its personality, the 2014 edition of PrideFest Milwaukee will not be the shy and retiring kind of festival.
Raspy R&B singer Macy Gray, insult comic Lisa Lampanelli and provocative comedian and actor Sandra Bernhard top the lineup for this year's lakefront festival, which celebrates lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender culture and community. »Read Full Article
PianoArts brings musicians from around the world to Milwaukee
A dozen young pianists from the United States, China, Taiwan, Canada and Peru will play in PianoArts' biannual piano competition and festival Thursday through next Wednesday at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, 1584 N. Prospect Ave., and the Marcus Center, 929 N. Water St.
The pianists, ages 16 to 20, are semifinalists in a process that began with 40 pianists submitting performances on DVD. They are competing for more than $25,000 in prizes, scholarships and fellowships. They'll perform solo and duo recitals during the weeklong festival and will be coached in master classes and discussions. »Read Full Article
Doghouse Flowers' roots start with the 1970s
Justin Reuther wasn't born in Milwaukee. But he was born in the music business.
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Blame Internet for Waukesha stabbing? Or Judy Blume?
In my column, I look at local and national print and TV news coverage of the stabbing attack in Waukesha by two young girls, reportedly inspired by a horror fiction website.
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New DVD releases June 10: 'Non-Stop,' 'Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit'
NON-STOP (Universal) Liam Neeson plays a U.S. air marshal on a flight from New York to London who starts getting anonymous texts telling him that if $150 million isn't wired into a numbered account within 20 minutes, someone on the plane will die. With Michelle Dockery, Julianne Moore, Lupita Nyong'o. (PG-13; violence, some language, sensuality, drug references) ★★1/2 »Read Full Article
Reading the John Updike stories: 'Packed Dirt, Churchgoing, a Dying Cat, a Traded Car'
I'm reading and commenting on a story from The Library of America's 'John Updike: The Collected Stories' each Wednesday until I finish the collection or give up.
David Kern, the teenager stricken with a crisis of faith in "Pigeon Feathers," returns as a young adult in "Packed Dirt, Churchgoing, a Dying Cat, a Traded Car," the longest story so far in this Library of America collection. Like last week's story, "The Blessed Man of Boston, My Grandmother's Thimble, and Fanning Island," "Packed Dirt ..." has a hinged format that biographer Adam Begley calls "fugal." »Read Full Blog Post
Picks for tonight's CMT Country Music Video Awards
As Nashville shines the year's brightest light on the country music industry with this week's citywide CMA Music Festival, CMT joins the party with their annual Music Awards tonight at 7 on the cable network. It's sure to be a star-studded spectacle celebrating the year's best videos alongside performances from Blake Shelton, Brantley Gilbert, Dierks Bentley, Eric Church and Lady Antebellum. Pop star Jason Derulo will join Luke Bryan and Florida Georgia Line for a special collaboration and John Legend will team up with Jennifer Nettles and Hunter Hayes. Kacey Musgraves and Lee Ann Womack will pay a special musical tribute to Alan Jackson's 25 years of music videos and stars from across the entertainment world will join host Kristen Bell to hand out the night's awards.
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On Tap Today: Kandinsky
Hello dear readers. So what's going on in Milwaukee today?
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Barre Partnership: Important changes aheadJuly 01,2013
By Dan Jones
The conversation around the breakfast table at Maplecroft Bed & Breakfast Sunday morning was all about how nice Barre's downtown looks and how vibrant it is becoming. As a downtown area business owner who caters to visitors to the area and as executive director of The Barre Partnership, that was music to my ears. And it made me remember that the change they were talking about does not happen by chance and involves the hard work and dedication of a number of people on a number of levels. Two of those people are Mary Jane Magnan and Amy White. Mary Jane and Amy recently stepped down from the Barre Partnership Board of Directors after many years of service to Barre and our downtown. Both have served as board president and have given countless behind-the-scenes hours to the downtown Barre area community. Most recently Mary Jane served as coordinator of our We Dig Barre initiative and deserves a special "thank you" for her leadership during a challenging time for our community. Their leadership and dedication will be missed.
As Mary Jane and Amy step down, six new people are joining the board. Each brings with them the experience, expertise and connections that will prove invaluable as we take our efforts on behalf of the downtown Barre area to a higher level. Jeff Friot brings with him experience on the Barre City Planning and Zoning Board as well as the Budget and Finance Committee and Housing Board of Review, not to mention his job at Rock of Ages, one of the pillars of our community. Martha Englert brings a strong background in community development and her important position as Deputy Director of the Central Vermont Community Land Trust. Josh Jerome provides valuable knowledge and experience as a nonprofit lender with Community Capital of Vermont, which provides capital to startup and existing business enterprises. Hillary Montgomery brings a 10-year career in nonprofit administration and fundraising, which will assist us in securing funding for a variety of important projects going forward. Lucas Herring comes to the board while serving as a Barre City Councilor and Barre Supervisory Union board member in addition to his full-time job as an I.T. manager. And finally Claire Duke brings with her an infectious love of her community and her downtown, a long career in real estate, most currently with Claire Duke Real Estate, a history of community involvement with the Barre Rotary Club, and current service on the Barre Town Planning Commission.
Together with our continuing board members — Bob Nelson, Mike Lannen, Annette Boisvert, Denise McBride, Bob Sager, Julianne Monty, and Mollie Brault-Binaghi — our new members allow us to effectively tackle important challenges including strengthening and improving our downtown's economic assets, enhancing and improving the physical appearance of our downtown, and creating and marketing a positive image of our downtown and the surrounding area, attracting people to socialize, shop, dine, and enjoy our local arts and history. We are fortunate at this important time in Barre's revitalization to be recipients of federal community development grant monies provided to downtowns affected by either the "spring flood" of 2011 or Hurricane Irene, to assist with economic development initiatives. The grant, managed by the Vermont Downtown Program, will provide us with a professionally developed "Action-Oriented Revitalization Plan" for our community. At the end of the year-long process which began in June we will have a road map for both the short and long term that will allow the Barre Partnership to assist in the management of our downtown's revitalization going forward.
In the meantime there are a number of important initiatives to begin working on. In order to effectively implement the items to be included in the revitalization plan, strong fundraising and volunteer recruitment structures need to be established. Plans need to be developed to appropriately welcome the approximately 500 new people who will be working in our downtown within the next six months, making sure every one of them, despite any reservations some of them may have, will soon be spreading the word about how Barre is a great place to work, live and spend time. It is also time to begin building important collaborations. One of those collaborations is with the Barre Cultural Alliance, a newly formed partnership of our many important cultural and historical assets, which will allow us as a community to effectively increase tourism to the Barre area and our downtown.
A recent online survey conducted by the Barre Partnership showed that an overwhelming majority of people in the Barre area recognize that our downtown is "improving." That may not sound like a ringing endorsement of everything that is happening in our downtown at this time, but compared to the comments I heard when I moved to Barre a little over four years ago, it is quite a turnaround. And I am confident that it will only get better.
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President Obamas recent State of the Union address included a reference to a proposed new trade agreement with the European Union, but unlike other aspects of that speech it has drawn scant attention from the American press.
The president was talking about a trade agreement between the United States and the 27-nation European Union, and that is potentially a very big deal with important consequences, and it ought to be the subject of considerable public discussion. So far, however, nearly all the public discussion has been on the part of the Europeans.
Advocates of the trade proposal argue that if adopted it would trigger significant investments, innovation and increased international commerce because it would effectively merge the worlds two largest trading areas into a single market, and that means virtually all the tariffs that now exist among the participating nations would vanish.
That would instantly lower costs for companies on both sides of the Atlantic while also making them more competitive with China in the global marketplace. Economists predict the agreement could add a full percentage point to the economic output of the United States, and although that may seem insignificant, in fact it would represent important growth of the American economy.
According to reports in The Guardian, a prestigious British newspaper, business leaders in both the United States and Europe are euphoric over the prospects of the new agreement. The United States Chamber of Commerce, an organization seldom impressed with Obamas policies, has predicted that with the new accord in place trade between America and Europe would grow by more than $120 billion within just five years.
If we get this right, an agreement that opens markets and liberalizes trade would shore up our global competitiveness for the next century, creating jobs and generating hundreds of billions of dollars for our economies, Hillary Clinton, the former secretary of state, recently remarked.
But some economists are saying that both sides ought to embrace a larger view, arguing that if adopted the proposed trade accord would bring important benefits that go beyond simple economics.
We should keep an eye on the bigger picture, that liberal democracies should stick together despite the crisis that to some extent has undermined belief in liberal democracy, European Trade Commissioner Karel De Gucht declared.
He was referring to the current unhappy economic situation that has been plaguing the European Union for years now. The proposed trade pact would be at least part of a remedy for a situation that has, in fact, worsened in recent weeks. The dire financial straits in countries such as Greece and Spain have served the interests of their ultra-nationalist political figures and cast a shadow over the whole idea of the European Union.
The proposed trade deal must be approached with care and take into account the fact the two sides may find they have deep differences on delicate issues such as food safety. In the past, the process of resolving those differences even within the European Union has tended to trigger deep resentments among its member nations, and negotiators for both sides of the proposed deal between the United States and Europe will have their hands full maintaining their focus on the overriding objective of unimpeded trade.
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A New York City police officer is forced to make an embarrassing 911 call after getting stuck in a tree while trying to save a cat.
Officer Dane Natto responded to several 911 calls about a cat stuck up in a tree on Monday. He set up cones around the tree in Queens and lit a flare, and was soon surrounded by elementary school students, the New York Post reported.
The cat repeatedly bound away from Natto, even when he climbed up the tree in an attempt to snatch it down.
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The Rangers signed Beltre, except for the fact that they didn't. That was totally a rumor. No wait, new rumors from more credible sources say that it's the second rumor that was only a rumor. Beltre is signing on the Rangers' dotted line right now. But wait, no. The people who are responsible for the rumor that the rumor about the first rumor being only a rumor was really just a rumor too, are now also guilty of spreading a rumor. Moose bites hurt. A lot. And now for something completely different…
This is the Hot Stove news I read on my Blackberry as we left a family holiday party this evening. And, yes, because I came in on the tail end of all of the rumor and counter rumor, to me it really did sound that Python-esque. The final word on all of the rumors? According to MLB.com, the Rangers do not have a deal with Beltre, nor is a deal imminent. The article goes on to quote Nolan Ryan this evening saying "As of right now, Michael Young is our third baseman. We haven't done anything." While I tend to think that, with Young's bat and glove at third base, the Rangers wouldn't really be interested in Beltre at this price, I did notice that Ryan's no isn't exactly a long term no and it's not like the Rangers haven't asked Young to switch positions for someone else before. I believe that MLB.com's article is the final word on Beltre and the Rangers today but Monday? Tuesday? Wednesday? Next week? Who knows.
The family holiday party this evening was our annual post Christmas get together with my mother's side of the family. The Giants cousins come down from Merced and Fresno and the Dodgers cousins come from all over L.A. and Orange County and then there are my husband and I. Surprisingly, baseball is not usually a big topic of conversation. This year, of course, it was not to be avoided.
I was pleased to see one cousin from Merced whom I have not seen in about two years because he's been very ill. He's recently recovered almost completely. "Oh I'm feeling so much better and it's the strangest thing. Do you know what the turning point was? Game 6!" I had to laugh and congratulate him, of course. And that was pretty much the tone for the evening. My cousins are still so ecstatic and cute over the Giants win that I can't help but be happy for them all over again. Of course, they're still a little chip on their shoulders over the Giants' champion status. Mentions of the Angels or 2002 still bring about hissing – yes, literal hissing – and a chorus of too soon, too soon. They're a little sensitive about the Dodgers rivalry too, all of which kept me in stitches for large portions of the evening.
My dad picked up on this, I think, because during a discussion about baseball announcers, he pounced. One cousin mentioned that he likes the Giants radio announcers so much, he will gladly put up with the delay in order to hear the radio broadcast while he watches the game muted on TV. My father got this mischievous twinkle in eye and said that, over the years, he's done the same thing with Vin Scully's broadcasts…after the Dodgers beat the Giants and head into the post season. My cousin started to sputter angrily about the Dodgers bad season and how he expects the same from them next year and so on, until he realized everyone else was cracking up on both sides of the fan divide, including my father. Then the conversation became playful and teasing again. You simply can't let family get your goat that easily.
I may have been laughing the loudest of anyone. I don't think I have ever seen my father talk trash before. But he and my mother were high school sweethearts so he has known all of these cousins, her cousins, since they were in high school and, in some cases, much, much younger. I think I just got a tiny glimpse of what they were all like getting together as kids and that was neat to see. Family and baseball both have the power to take even the most grown up among us back to the carefree silliness of our childhood and thank Heaven for that!
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I still say he's going to the halos. But I think the rumors are coming from whether or not the Rangers are signing Vlad or not. I had seen a report that Vlad may end up back with the Angels. Either way would be good for either team in my opinion. It's just a matter of who wants who more.
But I think that Beltre would fit into the Angels Line-up better.
Baseball is a big part of my life, but not so much for my extended family. If I started trash talking at a family get together, I'd be talkin' to myself.
Hot Tub Baseball Machine – I think you're right that decisions about Vlad play a part in this. The Rangers certainly aren't going to want him if they sign Beltre, but unless they're going to move Michael Young to DH, which seems a shame given his glove, I can't think why they wouldn't prefer Vlad, who's cheaper anyway. But I am not a GM so what seems logical to me may or may not actually be logical. And the rumor mill continues to see saw today, so who knows? The least discussed team seems to be the winner this post season, so maybe all this Rangers talk will be lucky for the Angels. LOL.
Russel – My family isn't usually one for trash talkin' either, which is what made this so funny. But there are a lot of baseball fans in the immediate and in the extended family, on my Dad's side too, which is a lot of fun, even with the rival fan bases. It's great that you're bringing your daughters up as baseball fans. They'll have the extended family baseball fun for sure when they are old enough to start their own families.
– Kristen
Sounds like quite a family gathering! I would have laughed too if I'd witnessed my parents getting into it with the relatives about baseball. Very endearing. As for the rumors, they just seem to be a way for reporters to occupy themselves right now.
Jane – It was definitely endearing as well as funny. And I do imagine that the reporters are harder up for stuff to write about than even the bloggers, or at least this blogger, but their solution is both maddening and unintentionally hilarious.
– Kristen
Love it when families can war around a sport with a very lighthearted outlook. It's got to be fun toake it enjoyable.
The rumor mill keeps the reporters jockeying for the spotlight even when there's no spotlight.
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I know you were not on MLBlogs.com back when nthe Scott Kazmir trade went down, but 3 times the rumor was posted via Twitter or a news posts on websites, then Poof! Somehow they disappeared once the rumor seemed to have a frigle bottom to it.
Some times teams tease a player to get hi away from another suitor then pack it up and the predictors are left with egg on their faces.
Until the faxed contract is on its way to the MLB Office in NYC, I never beleive a rumor now… Of course seeing the player come out of the stadium tunnel at Tropicana Field for a tryout can jolt me into a bit of giddiness.
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MLB Critic – Thanks for dropping by my blog and commenting. It is fun and mostly light hearted around my family, provided the Dodgers and Giants "kids" stay off one another's FaceBook when those two team face off, LOL. I completely get what you're saying about reporters sometimes creating news where there isn't any, but I had a feeling this time there was news and, well, I wish you had been right.
Rays Renegade – You're right, I wasn't even lurking on MLBlogs yet during the Kazmir trade, but that had to be fascinating. Who did you see just walk in and try out at Tropicana? I hope that one's a story for your blog soon. There is definitely an art and sometimes just plain job security considerations to the press publishing rumors within rumors. A beat reporter who runs out of stories to print is likely to need to find another beat soon, I would think. I had a feeling there was more to this one than just rumor though. Nolan Ryan's statements were just too carefully worded and the Angels have been striking out looking all off season.
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Edo de Waart returns to the Tanglewood classical music festival for the first time in nine years on Friday to conduct the Boston Symphony Orchestra in place of conductor and pianist Christoph Eschenbach.
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Exiled from the court of Queen Elizabeth for accusing a powerful nobleman of treason, swordsman-turned-spy Mal Catlyn has been living in France with his young valet Coby Hendricks for the past year.
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