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Austin Leclaire, left, and his brother Max Leclaire, both have Duchenne muscular dystrophy. However, only Max is able to get treatment from a drug in a clinical trial.
SAXTONS RIVER — When her eldest son Austin was about 2 years old, Jennifer McNary noticed something was off. He could not kick a ball like boys his age and had greater difficulty walking.
Today, Austin, who turns 14 on Wednesday, uses a wheelchair because he suffers from Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a degenerative and eventually fatal disease.
His 10-year-old brother, Max, also has Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Unlike his brother, Max has access to the drug eteplirsen as part of a highly successful clinical trial. The drug targets the same gene mutation that is expected to eventually kill both brothers, though their long-term benefit from eteplirsen — if it is approved — is not yet known.
Over the course of the last year, thanks to weekly intravenous infusions of the drug, Max no longer has to use his wheelchair and can walk.
"It has absolutely changed his life," McNary said during a phone interview last week. "He just learned to dance. He is doing the typical things a 10-year-old would do."
She said they recently received a report from Max's physical education teacher saying that Max was on the same level as the boys his age — a first for him.
"It was like a light switch went on and all the teachers are noticing," said his stepfather, Craig McNary.
The McNarys are also raising four healthy children.
Austin was not allowed to participate in the trial because one of the inclusion criteria was to complete a six-minute walk. In the last year, he has become weaker, losing all upper body strength in the last couple of months.
NcNary recently petitioned the Food and Drug Administration to give the drug accelerated approval so that Austin can benefit from it. She has also launched an online petition which has garnered more than 13,000 signatures on change.org.
"Our hope is that FDA will approve the drug as quickly as possible," she said. "There are a lot of kids that can benefit from this medicine."
Duchenne muscular dystrophy is a genetic mutation that causes the loss of dystrophin, a large-structure protein which protects muscle fibers. Dystrophin is created by exon 52, which boys with the disease don't have.
The disease affects one in 3,500 boys, with about 20,000 boys living with the disease in the United States and about 300,000 worldwide. It strikes between the ages of 3 and 5 as boys begin to progressively lose their ability to walk. Historically, by the time they hit their early teenage years they must use a wheelchair and begin to lose upper body strength. Later, breathing becomes more difficult, which will eventually lead to heart and lung failure.
There is no cure for Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Although doctors have used steroids to temporarily delay the inevitable loss of muscle strength, the disease is 100 percent fatal, McNary said.
"You expect that your son is going to die in his early 20s," she said.
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Eteplirsen is an exon-skipping drug that allows for the production of dystrophin. McNary said the drug could help up to 85 percent of boys with the disease.
"This is the first drug of its kind," she said. "It's important to get it approved. This medicine fits under accelerated approval."
Sarepta Therapeutics, who manufactures eteplirsen and is pressing the FDA for approval, announced Friday that the drug has "maintained a statistically significant clinical benefit."
"We are excited to see continued stability on the six-minute walk test with more than a year of follow-up where we would otherwise predict a significant decline," Chris Garabedian, president and CEO of Sarepta Therapeutics, said in a statement.
McNary said when Austin was diagnosed at 3 years old and Max was diagnosed at three months, the neurologist basically told them to take the boys home and love them. Now, with the success of the drug, they are more hopeful for the future.
She is convinced that if the FDA approves the drug that has helped heal Max, it can also help Austin regain some of his strengths.
"Austin is understanding this. He is hopeful and knows that people are working really hard to get this drug," McNary said.
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I had Jared's Coho from last year done, My steelhead from last year and my Coho from this year. They all came out great and now I have to add on to the house again to make room for this years taxidermy work.
The people who did the replicas did an outstanding job and used my Coho on their web site as an example of their work. The time from order to completion was six weeks and the work was excellent. Jared and I are very pleased with the results!
Thanks Troy! When I hang them on the wall I will send another picture!
Thanks again!
Well, I have to tell you .... this couldn't have been a better Christmas. Thank you for all your help in delivery, in spite of the the snow blizzard! You and your crew did a beautiful job, and I thank you so much.
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I wanted to let you know how pleased I am with the Bass mount that I received as a Christmas present from my father in law this year. My first ever double digit bass and you guys did a fantastic job with the mount.
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That is awesome!! Words cannot express my gratitude to you and your company. Obviously I didn't think about a replica until the last minute but I am very grateful to you guys for rushing that out. I am sure she will love it! Once again I thank ya'll very much and
hope ya'll have a very Merry Christmas.
Dear Troy,
What can I say...my trophy King Salmon is beyond words. The finished product looks like it could swim right off my Canadian wall.
The match to the 30 pounder I caught is absolutely mind-boggling. I can't tell them apart, pictures to mount. I have seen many a mount and this one is in a class by itself. I'm thrilled! You have a permanent advertisement in me and my fish!
I also appreciate the professionalism that you and your company have shown me since day one of our transaction. You are a real gentleman who clearly is motivated to provide service excellence and to make a transaction in spite of the distance involved in my case smooth, easy and something worth waiting for.
I've sent along a few photos of your masterpiece but the in-person product is beyond the pictures...it's real! Feel free to post my photos if you wish as well as my email regarding my extreme satisfaction.
Best Wishes,
Murray Cohen
Troy --
The fish just arrived ... looks terrific. It might not have the impact and coloring of the specially-painted ones you have done for us but we still marvel how life-like they are and how realistic the painting of the fish's skin looks.
We will be back in touch.
Hey Troy, Just wanted to say thanks for the quick delivery of a great product! Griffin
Dear MTFC
Sammy, the Sailfish, arived in fine shape and on time......the crate wasn't so lucky, but the fish was fine, so I guess you could say that the crate did its job of protecting it....
Many thanks, and hope to talk with you again in the future.
Robert Kegley
Hi there!
Good News! I did receive the package on Thursday ~ and what a package!
My goodness ~ I like to have never found a place to hide it! Just in time for our Anniversary, which was on the 15th of November ~ Good job!
What a beautiful likeness of the Alaskan King Salmon!
My husband was totally surprised ~
The only thing that I can possibly say is ~ Thank you for the good job and the way that you handled this order. Thanks again.
Carrie L. Foote
Hi Troy
Just a quick note to say that I picked up my Fish last week and it was in perfect condition. I would also like to say that it's absolutely beautiful and I just love it. You guys did a fantastic job on recreating it to a life like copy of the fish I caught. I'll recommend you to all of my friends. Thanks a lot.
Bob Palmer
I received the shell on Saturday. It is perfect! I also wanted to thank you for taking the time to ensure I had enough information to make the right buying decision. Your customer service is outstanding!
Thanks so much!
Terrie Hargrove
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Dear Sir, just received fish today, very happy with your work, excellent paint job, to the tee, will recommend you to all of my military friends here at Tyndall, would not have been able to afford to get fish done without the military discount, look forward to doing more business with you in the future , once again thanks for a great job!
STEVE ALLEN TSgt, USAF
Dear Troy,
We received the tiger-shark yesterday and it came in flawless without a scratch on it. The stripes are perfect. I certainly appreciate you overseeing the crating. The foam pads really helped protect the shark during shipment. Thanks for everything. Its has been a pleasure dealing with you. We will contact you if we need anymore sharks.
Dennis N. Jones
Thank you very much! Holy Crap talk about SUPPPER FASSSST shipping!! And by the way the mountslook awesome! Thanks again.
Wow what can I say,the snook you did for me Troy is outstanding. This was a pleasure for me to do buisness with you. Keep on doing it. Best of luck fishing.
Hey Troy,
Just wanted to let you know that I received the 47" Stripped Bass and that it looks awesome!!! Thank you so much, I am looking forward to having the time to hang it on the wall. It was a pleasure doing business with you, looking forward to having more fish done.
Thanks, again
Jim Tate
I got it.... Fantastic!!
It looks way better than i ever imagined. Truth is, i thought you were sending some sort of desk top trophy size thing. Which would have been great too, but this is awesome! We're going to do videos for our Zinio version of the magazine and for the website and feature infomercials on some of the products made by our supporters - like you!
I'm very impressed with how great this tarpon looks - sad fact is, it's too nice to keep in my office, so we hung it in the main office where there will be much more traffic. Anyway, we're gonna help you sell these things. When I believe in a product, I can usually push it pretty successfully.
Thanks again Troy,
LOVE IT!! thanks so much,
Thank you - I know this will be a great, great present. REALLY looking forward to receiving it - and by the way, THANK you for giving me a discount and THANK you for all your advice - so wonderful to deal with professional and nice people.
Jodi Dybowski
Awesome I love it I will post a great comment on your website. Great Job!!!!!
Eric Bennett
Hi Troy & Co.,
I wanted to send a couple of photos showing you how my fish look on the wall. Actually they look a whole lot better in real life but the attached photos gives you a pretty good idea of what they look like.
I absolutely love the way they turned out and can't wait to get some bait fish up there to finish off the scene, so when you have some time please send me your recommendations. Kim (my wife) wasn't to crazy about this idea from the beginning but as soon as the sailfish went up she really had a change of heart and really loves them all.
Thank you very much for doing such a great job and I really look forward to hearing back from you.
I'll talk to you soon,
Al Robbins
We appreciate your business and precise execution of the order! Thank you very much! I am sending a picture of the hotel - the new home of the replicas, waiting for them.
Diana Stefanova
Fishcom, Sliven
I recently received the 49" Salmon half mount. I can't say enough about the quality of your work. I have it hanging in the x-ray room where I work and have received numerous compliments.
Keep up the good work and I will surely be ordering more mounts from you in the future.
Hank Hansen
Lots of WOWS over this one! Thanks a lot. Can you send me a dozen of the color brochures included with the snapper? I have to share your work with others.
Roxanne Johnson
R.J and Associates
After a great day of fishing, with photos of my catch, i sent Mount This an email with a picture of my sail, and said "make me this". I chose them because they did an incredible job on my freind's rooster fish replica, and they did just as well with my full sailfish mount. Thanks Troy.
Tim Setterlund
Hello, Mount This Fish People
We have received our Fish yesterday and he is terrific! We will be using him for a DC Lottery ad which we will be photographing on Friday. If you wish, I can forward a copy of the finished ad.
Terry Gregory
Production Director
MDB Communications
Hi Troy,
The shark got here today and looks fantastic. I will take some pics of
it on the wall and send them over to you.
Mark F.
Coffee Shark Cafe
HI Troy
The mount looks AWESOME! He's already looking at the Tuna.
Thank You.
Shelly W.
WOW!!! They look great! Ill take photos of them up on Monday and email it to you. Thanks so much and Mark (our GM) said well be in touch again when our other new building gets completed (probably next year). Thanks for great work!
Beth A.
Nalley Auton
I just spoke with the installer and he finished the job on Saturday. He said the pieces looked really good. When I get the photos in I will forward them on to you.
Thanks Troy.
Don C
Soft Play LLC
Hi Troy-
It took sometime, but here is a photo of the mural & mounting we did of the 84" half mount sailfish. We are very please with it & hope you agree that "Marlin Perkins" (after the famous Marlon Perkins) looks great.
Thanks again for all your assistance with our purchase.
Susan & Bernard Bell
Hello Troy
Thank you much. You have been great to deal with and the mount I am sure will be as awesome as the first. I already have a few people asking about you so I am sure more business to come!
Adam A. M.
The black tip shark was awesome! It's hanging in our ocean themed bathroom. Thanks for being so prompt in delivering the shark. I don't know how you keep your prices down but, I will order from you again in the future.
James J.Applegate,Jr
Yes, I did get the Mahi on Tuesday, and have unpacked it, it looks great.
Thanks again.
I received the flounder and it looks great! I was curious to know what the weight was on the original flounder that this was mounted from or what the weight would be on a flounder this size.
Thank you,
Scott Niolet
Hey Troy, we opened up the crates and got everything up on the wall, all looks great, I will get you some pictures in the next few days
We will be placing another order in the next couple of months, as a foot note, do you do any larger shark mounts? Just curious as I have had a lot of people comment on the small shark mount that we have so the impact of a large one might be an option if you are able to make one.
Just a thought
Nathan Lee
"Troy and his team did a great job on my sailfish and dolphin. Both fish were caught off Jupiter FL from my center console Sea Pro boat that we trailered all the way from Georgia. My fish are beautiful replicas and look just like the pictures that we took immediately after catching and releasing them. I have several other full fish mounts and was a little apprehensive about the half fish mount, but I can genuinely say that I am very pleased with how they look on the wall in my game room and they don't stick out off the wall like my other mounts do. Thanks Troy and team for a great job."
Ed Maxwell
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Joshua Watson and his sister were actually pretending to be sharks when the game turned all too real, Charleston TV station WCSC reported.
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This is the raceway with three vehicles that perform somersaults when they bounce off the circuit's built-in trampoline. Only available from Hammacher Schlemmer, the track's pieces snap seamlessly together to form a winding off-road course textured with potholes, fallen limbs, and rocks for the set's autonomously operating 3 1/2"-long van, wrecker, and SUV, which roll with impunity on knobby 1" diameter rubber wheels. The course changes to an ascending corkscrew that deposits vehicles down a ramp onto the trampoline's 6" x 8" rebounding surface�each vehicle is weighted to bounce once, flip, and land wheels-down onto an opposite ramp that completes the course's loop. Each vehicle has a low or high-speed setting, and when turned off, the wheels rotate freely for unimpeded off-track play. Requires six AAA batteries. 54" L x 28" W x 13" H. (8 lbs.)
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This toy is well constucted, easy to put together and FUN..my grandchildren ages 4&6 loved it!!! Two problems:1. The track moves easily and must be in proper position for the trucks to work. 2. Comes in plain brown box, I cut the picture of it out of the catalog, place it on box (showing what is inside).
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By road, by air, by hoops — and by your dad's Porsche — specialty movies make their way into commercial movie theaters next week.
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Zaza Pachulia wants to buy Bucks' old floor
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Pachulia is interested in purchasing the recently retired basketball floor, a pretty standard issue affair, which was replaced by a floor inspired by an even older, 1977 floor designed by Pop artist Robert Indiana. The brand new floor, which debuted during pre-season games in October, features two giant Ms flanking the midcourt line, much as the more colorful Indiana floor did a generation ago. »Read Full Blog Post(3)
Best of Brew City: Stuff to do this weekend in Milwaukee
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New, classic docs at UWM
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MAN OF STEEL (Warner) The son of Jor-El comes to Earth, where his superpowers make him a symbol of hope — and a target. Reimagining of the Superman story by Zach Snyder ("Watchmen," "300"), with Henry Cavill as Superman; also starring Russell Crowe, Michael Shannon, Amy Adams. (PG-13; action violence, some language) ★★★ »Read Full Article
Cafe India expanding to Bay View
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Tapas and beer, Steve Aoki and more
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'About Time' travels enjoyable, if predictable, terrain
I know people who love writer-director Richard Curtis' witty, unabashedly sentimental and occasionally meandering romantic comedies ("Four Weddings and a Funeral," "Notting Hill," "Love Actually"), and I know people who absolutely can't stand them.
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With Robert Redford, 'All Is Lost' has a master at the helm
J.C. Chandor wrote and directed "All Is Lost," but Robert Redford owns it.
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Veterans Day 2013 events in the Milwaukee area
With Veterans Day falling on a Monday this year, the weekend leading up to it is full of events and activities honoring the men and women who have served their country in uniform.
■The 50th anniversary Veterans Day Parade and Day of Honor kicks off at 11 a.m. Saturday, starting at N. Plankinton and W. Kilbourn avenues, heading east to the Milwaukee County War Memorial Center and adjacent Veterans Park via Wells St. »Read Full Article
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Art is everywhere. Past the Mexican restaurant's bar, into a dining area and along the walls of an adjoining dining room are works either by or from the collection of La Paloma owner and artist Jose Chavez. Landscapes, masks, crucifixes, more Dia de los Muertos figures, in every conjurable color and design; it's all carefully displayed, with an artist's eye. »Read Full Article(5)
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He's not just getting blinded by science anymore; these days, Thomas Dolby is taking you to "The Invisible Lighthouse," a movie about the closure of a lighthouse off the coast of England from Dolby's childhood days. Dolby is showing the film, and providing live narration and sound score, at Shank Hall starting at 8.


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An Iowa student was arrested this weekend with a surprisingly high blood alcohol level.
Police said 22-year-old Samantha Goudie was arrested for public intoxication while attempting to get onto the field before the big game Saturday.
According to police, Goudie registered a blood alcohol level of .341, more than four times the legal limit for driving.
Going by the name Vodka-samm on Twitter, she has posted several tweets about the arrest, writing, among other things, "I'm going to get .341 tattooed on me because its so epic."
Media outlets across the globe, like the New York Post and the Daily Mail in the United Kingdom, are proclaiming her "the world's drunkest college student."
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Snowbirds from around central Vermont meet March 6 in Florida for the annual Barre Away Day.
South Barre is in Barre Town, but Barre South is an awfully long way from Williamstown, according to Homer Fitts, who has been making like a duck for more winters than he cares to remember.
Fitts is an 86-year-old snowbird, who is currently sunning himself in Florida with his wife, Margaret. However, he is also a Vermonter, and Vermonters like traditions especially in March.
Thats why, Fitts will tell you, he and Roland Lajeunesse both Green Mountain boys decided to start one while on separate extended vacations in the Sunshine State 16 years ago. Its still going strong.
The first Tuesday in March may be Town Meeting Day in Vermont, but Fitts says the first Wednesday in March has become Barre Area Day in Florida.
Its a fun time, he said. You can see people you havent seen for years.
Sort of like town meeting, except, Fitts said Friday, turnout is never a problem, tempers never flare, and there is no need for a moderator at what might best be described as an out-of-community reunion.
Seems theres a whole flock of snowbirds with Barre-area roots in Florida this time of year a fact that prompted Fitts and Lajeunesse to try and round them all up at the first informal get-together 16 years ago.
It seemed like a good idea, said Fitts, who is pretty pleased it wasnt a one-time deal.
Over the years as many as 350 people have attended the B.Y.O.P. bring your own picnic affair, and there were close to 200 on hand for last Wednesdays gathering at North Jetty Park on Nokomis Beach.
All have some connection to Barre and many, like Fitts and his wife, are still residents of the community, though they prefer to spend part or all of their winters in a place that isnt so cold.
Still, theres no place like home and if you arent there it sure does feel good to be surrounded by familiar faces.
That wasnt a problem last week, according to Fitts, who said the crowd included a Rouleau (Cyndy, her husband, Raymond had a golf date), two Gosselins (Gus and Clara), a couple of Dessereaus (Henri and Pat), a Chouinard (Josephine), and two Galfettis (Geno and Harriet).
There were also a fistful of Fittses, including, Homer, his brother Stanley and their wives, as well as their older brothers three sons, Donald and David, both Sarasota residents, and Steve, who lives with his wife, Sue, in Maine.
Mary Casey sang, her husband, Bill accompanied her on the keyboard, and Ron Parnigoni played along on his bass fiddle. The only thing missing was a heaping helping of chicken and mostaccioli, though Fitts cant swear nobody brought some along in their picnic basket.
You never know, he said.
No, you never do, and if you dont believe him Fitts said you can ask his wife who was floored to come across a man Tom Covey she hadnt seen since he was a young child and she was a farm girl working her way through high school living at his familys Liberty Street home.
Covey now lives in Ohio one of at least eight states that were represented at the annual picnic.
Its a small world, he said.
Florida is a big state and people traveled from as far north as Mount Dora and as far south as Naples to attend last weeks Barre-ified picnic. Palm Beach and Boynton Beach and Venice were all represented, according to Fitts, who said the crowd seems to be getting younger every year.
Fitts said thats a good thing, and not just because it briefly looked like the annual tradition might be coming to an end two years ago, when Perry Browing, who had run it for several years arrived with a sign that said: Wave goodbye to Barre Day.
Not quite. In stepped Lajeunesse and Fitts, 84-year-old brother, Stan, who has since taken over as chairman of an event that Browning, and his wife, Nancy, both attended this year.
They kept it going, Fitts said of an event that has always been held on the first Wednesday in March and will be again next year because his brother has already made the necessary reservations.
I hope it never stops, said Fitts, who, despite last weeks healthy out-of-state dose of Barre, is already looking forward to returning home later this month.
It will be good to be home, he said.
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Old Town Inn, N116-W15841 Main St., was bought along with the neighboring Bier Stube by Chaz Hastings after its closure. The Bier Stube reopened in summer 2013, but work on repairing and remodeling the restaurant took longer than expected, at a cost of nearly $1 million. »Read Full Blog Post
Antics attracting thousands online with electrifying EDM
Six years ago, Tanner Dixon, 20, went to a MSTRKRFT show at the Rave that changed his life.
"I had no idea what techno was or anything," the Milwaukee resident said. "I just saw people dance and was amazed, and I wanted to do it myself." »Read Full Article
Timeline: The Lipinski Stradivarius violin, 1715 to present
1715: The violin is built by famed craftsman Antonio Stradivari in Cremona, Italy.
Mid-1700s: The violin is first owned by virtuoso Giuseppe Tartini (1692-1770), known to listeners for his "Devil's Trill" sonata. »Read Full Article(3)
Actors breathe life into Boulevard Theatre's 'Shooting Star'
Steven Dietz's "Shooting Star," which opened Wednesday night at the Boulevard Theatre under David Oswald's direction, takes its title from a Bob Dylan song commemorating a lost someone who blazed brightly in one's life and then slipped away forever.
But on the long day and night in 2006 during which this play unfolds over 85 intermission-free minutes, nobody is flying anywhere. While we're in an airport terminal, a raging snowstorm has grounded all planes. »Read Full Article
'The Invisible Woman' tells story of a darker Dickens
Charles Dickens was not just an author.
According to the film "The Invisible Woman," he was an actor, playwright, orator and celebrity, performing in and reading from his works on stage to packed theaters and recognized in the street. »Read Full Article
Bands from reality TV go from small screen to big stage
Pentatonix, Emblem3 and Fifth Harmony can be categorized as "As Seen on TV" bands.
But compared with scores of other artists introduced on reality shows, the three acts — all coming to Milwaukee soon — weren't seen on TV by that many people. »Read Full Article
Shorewood School of Rock students ready to take stage
Nick Berg has been in a lot of bands — Testa Rosa, Lisa Ridgely & the Fainting Room, Field Report — but he's probably never had to deal with a distracted musician rolling around on the floor.
Yet that's his charge as the teacher for the Rock 101 class at the 4-month-old School of Rock music school in Shorewood, where, appropriately enough, Berg is trying to teach an excitable posse of grade schoolers to play "Wild Thing." »Read Full Article
Clooney's 'Monuments Men' recounts battle to save art
What might have been a "Raiders of the Lost Ark" period romp through or "Inglourious Basterds"-style re-imagining of World War II-era themes is instead a nostalgic but lethargic ode to conventional star-driven and old-fashioned storytelling.
The real contribution of "The Monuments Men," co-written, co-starring and directed by George Clooney, is bringing to light the efforts of archivists, curators and historians — eight in the film but hundreds in real life — who worked to recover and protect paintings, sculptures and other works of art stolen by the Nazis, as the war in Europe raged around them. »Read Full Article(2)
Singles Scorecard: Hear new songs from U2, Zedd and Afrojack
U2 offered a new single, "Invisible," as a free download for 24 hours on iTunes this week, as a fundraiser for frontman Bono's AIDS awareness organization (RED). Reuters photo by Paulo Whitaker. »Read Full Blog Post
Trey Anastasio brings energy, bounce to sold-out Pabst Theater
Trey Anastasio's creative energy seems to know no bounds.
In the past year, while continuing to cash his biggest meal ticket as frontman of Phish on their regular cross-country arena and amphitheater-size outings (wrapping their Halloween shows with a live unveiling of their full forthcoming studio album), Anastasio also snagged a Tony nomination for the score he wrote for the Broadway musical "Hands on a Hardbody," and continued a series of orchestra collaborations around the United States. »Read Full Article(1)
Marcus & AMC best picture marathons, plus Oscar shorts programs
Various Marcus Theatres and AMC Mayfair Mall 18 will be presenting a two-day marathon of the Academy Award nominees for best picture on Feb. 22 and March 1.
Marcus theaters also will be showing the live-action and animated Oscar-nominated short films Feb. 24-27. »Read Full Blog Post
Beatles Week: Watch Lenny Kravitz play "Get Back"
It's Beatles week on "The Late Show With David Letterman," and last-night musical guest Lenny Kravitz played MY favorite of the lads' tunes, "Get Back." Watch it below.
Also performing is Gail Ann Dorsey, doing Paul's bass licks, and Paul Shaffer filling in Billy Preston's keyboards. And just for kicks, I'm adding the original rooftop version below that. »Read Full Blog Post
Countdown to Spring: 43 days
It's the first Thursday of the month, which means admission to the Milwaukee Art Museum is free today. Check out Uncommon Folk: Traditions in American Art, which just opened last week, and catch Currents 36: Dirk Skreber while you can (the installation's temporary stay ends March 2).
Toast the art of fashion at Black Sheep's New York Fashion Week kickoff party starting at 7. The trendy Walker's Point bar will have a trunk show by local jewelry and handbag designer Canela-Canela and makeup touchups by Blush. Groove to live music from DJ The Ghosts of Laura Palmer while you taste a variety of wines from taps. »Read Full Blog Post


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Weekend Guide: From budget-priced concerts to singles night
Well, that was interesting. Turns out it is still winter.
So what if you have to wear a muffler, mittens and boots? It's the weekend. Here's a look at what's coming up. Think garden. »Read Full Article
Talk about a day in the life! McCartney 'marries' couple
The priest who marries Adam Kowal and Andrea Copado this October has a hard act to follow. One of the biggest acts ever. Beatles big!
Paul McCartney saw a sign they were holding and invited the couple on stage last week in Phoenix for an impromptu marriage ceremony, while admitting it probably won't stick legally. »Read Full Article(18)
Spanish restaurant Movida opens Tuesday in Walker's Point
Movida opens today with paella, tostas and other Spanish-inspired dishes at 524 S. 2nd St.
The restaurant, in the works since early summer, has taken over the space that formerly was INdustri Cafe, which closed in May. »Read Full Blog Post
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Parks, we often speak of them romantically, as retreats to nature, though they are as man-made as sidewalks and City Hall. Maybe it's one of our planet's superpowers that draws us in, photosynthesis, the magical conversion of sunlight into energy and the color green. Maybe we're communing with kin, living things that despite some distance on the Earth Life family tree are molecular cousins. »Read Full Article(7)
Wiz Khalifa; Chase Rice; Orenda Fink; Electric Wurms; Jason Feathers; Look Again to the Wind: Johnny Cash's Bitter Tears Revisited
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See the Polyphonic Spree perform at Turner Hall Ballroom
Concerts don't get much more exuberant than the Polyphonic Spree live.
Native Texan Tim DeLaughter and his mighty, merry band of 19 psychedelic, symphonic musicians--including a choir, harpist and horn players--brought euphoric energy, and new songs from last year's fan-funded album "Yes, It's True," to Turner Hall Ballroom in Milwaukee Sunday night. And the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel was there with cameras rolling. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee chefs dish on their favorite food films
You'd think it would be just another busman's holiday, watching a movie depicting your profession.
But for local chefs, seeing films about chefs or restaurants variously offers comic relief, inspiration, affirmation, just plain fun and sometimes, annoyingly, a chance to roll one's eyes at a completely unrealistic portrayal. »Read Full Article(6)
On Tap Today: IM5 at Miramar Theatre and Brink: A New Works Movement
Are your kids still mad at you for not getting them One Direction tickets at Soldier Field in Chicago this month? Well, this might not make it up to them, but there's a boy band playing closer to home tonight, in a much more intimate venue, for much (much) less money, for a good cause.
IM5 — co-founded by Madonna creative director (and Wisconsin native) Jamie King, "American Idol" creator Simon Fuller and celebrity blogger Perez Hilton — is headlining the anti-bullying Allstar Nation Tour at 6:30 tonight at the Miramar Theatre (2844 N. Oakland Ave.) with the House on Cliff, Tristan Blaine, Jessie Chris, My Only Escape and Danielle Prou. Tickets are $15 to $100 at the box office and klikevents.com. »Read Full Blog Post


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WILMINGTON The owners of three Wilmington businesses heavily damaged by Tropical Storm Irene in 2011 told U.S. Rep. Peter Welch, D-Vt. that the federal loan application process was cumbersome and downright difficult.
At a roundtable discussion Monday afternoon in the Wilmington Town Hall, Small Business Association officials from both Washington, D.C. and Vermont heard extensive complaints about the process, with all three business people saying they were discouraged by the process and werent sure they would do it again.
Of the three businesses, one received a loan, one was turned down, and one ultimately gave up.
The SBA granted 141 business loans after Irene, out of the 319 businesses that applied, for a total of $17.4 million. It also approved 408 loans totalling $17.7 million to homeowners, against 986 applications, according to Darcy Carter, Vermont state director for the SBA.
Jeanne Hulit, the former New England Region 1 administrator for the SBA at the time of Irene, who now works for the SBA in Washington, D.C., said that there was room for improvement in the SBA response, but she said the federal government could not be the first line of defense.
Hulit said the Vermont emergency response, including its loan program managed by the Vermont Economic Development Authority, was one of the best in the country, and was being copied by New York state.
We are about long term recovery, said Hulit.
Welch was in Wilmington and Waterbury earlier Monday as part of his ongoing post-Irene listening tour. Wilmington officials said that Welch had been in their town at least three times on the SBA loan issue.
Welch said that he was hoping the SBA would be quicker and more responsive to victims of disasters.
Government has got to be efficient, he said after the session. But a loan delayed is a loan denied.
Steve Butler, owner of North Star Bowl of Wilmington, had a current SBA loan for his business, but he said he was turned down for a new loan at a higher interest rate than his current loan for his combination bowling alley and pizza shop.
Butler, who said he was a former banker in New York City before moving to Wilmington, said he understood why SBA turned him down for the second loan.
But Butler and Alice Richter, general manager of The Crafts Inn, and Meg Streeter, a Wilmington real estate agent, said the true need was immediate money to cover their business cash flow.
Richter, the general manager of the time-share resort, said Crafts Inn was devastated by the flooding, with the ground floor rooms, its pool and hot tub destroyed, as well as all the utilities serving the inn. Crafts Inn did receive a loan, but it came almost four months after Irene, and barely in time for key repairs before the all-important Christmas holiday, Richter said.
The VEDA loan came through in a day, Richter said.
Foliage is big, said Richter, but ski season is bigger. In all, the Crafts Inn needed $800,000 in repairs, and received a $515,000 low-interest loan.
Richter said she was dealing with an SBA official in San Antonio, and that she was hampered by the lack of phone service in Wilmington after the severe flooding, and the fact that the flood destroyed all of the inns paperwork.
Richter said that she had to Fed Ex documents to the board of directors of the Crafts Inn, since the SBA wouldnt accept electronically signed documents.
Laura Sibilia, economic development director for the Brattleboro Development Credit Corp., who at the time of Irene was executive director of the Mount Snow Area Chamber of Commerce, said that Wilmingtons ongoing recovery was nothing short of a miracle.
Wilmington is working hard, said Sibilia, who said damage totaled $10 million in Wilmington alone.
But Wilmington still has a lot of empty storefronts, she said.
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Richard "Slugger" Labbe joined forces with Sprint Cup Series driver Paul Menard in 2010, since joining forces the duo has earned one victory, seven top five and 30 top-10 finishes. This season marks Labbe's 15th year as a crew chief and his third at Richard Childress Racing. Labbe's racing interest began at a young age in his native Maine when he would help his father, Ray, work on cars in NASCAR's Busch North Series. When he is not working, Labbe enjoys spending as much time as he can with his family. He currently resides in Kannapolis, N.C. with wife Angie and their two children.
Q: How do you set the No. 27 Chevrolet up for Bristol Motor Speedway?
A: "Bristol is very unique. There are multiple grooves. It's a short track with high banking. A lot of the drivers end up running very high near the wall and it seems like you can make pretty good time up there. If your car is handling really well you can run the bottom and make passes. Setting the car up for Bristol is very hard. We practice in the day and race at night, so we have to rely on past race notes."
Q: How does the track at Bristol change during the race?
A: "With a concrete track there are expansion joints in between sections of the track and as the race goes on, those joints fill up with rubber and the car gets to bouncing as it hits the expansion joints. Getting the right shock and bump stop package is really critical for the longer runs in because the car will bounce like a basketball. Other than that, the track doesn't change a whole lot. The biggest change is the car gets tight rotating through the center of the corners."
Q: What are the keys to success in Thunder Valley
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Barre man charged with aggravated domestic assault
BARRE A Granite City man is being held without bail after an incident early New Years Day during which he allegedly strangled a woman and told her he was going to kill her.
Kenneth M. Rollins, 37, pleaded not guilty to aggravated domestic assault, a felony, in Washington County criminal court in Barre on Wednesday. If convicted, he faces a maximum of 15 years in prison and a $25,000 fine.
According to the police affidavit, the woman called 911 shortly after midnight saying Rollins was strangling her. An officer who arrived at the residence said Rollins saw him and braced his body against the door to keep the officer out. The officer said he saw the woman on the phone, hysterical, and kicked the door several times to get in. Once the officer was inside, he said, Rollins tensed up and took a step toward the woman, prompting the officer to immobilize Rollins with pepper spray.
Rollins was then taken into custody and subjected to a breath test, registering a blood alcohol content of 0.119 percent.
The woman told police she and Rollins were having an argument when Rollins choked her to the point that she passed out, according to the affidavit. Rollins also told her he was going to kill her, it said.
Police said the woman was hesitant to talk about the incident because she was afraid of what Rollins would do to her. She was also afraid of Rollins family saying that if anything happened to him then she would get beat up by them, according to the affidavit.
Three children were staying at the residence. One of the children told police she heard Rollins and the woman arguing, then heard Rollins say, You put your hands on me one more time and Im going to slam your head into the wall.
In court Wednesday, Deputy States Attorney Jason Hart said Rollins should be held without bail because he didnt believe any conditions the court could impose on Rollins would keep the woman safe.
Hart said the woman told his office that Rollins had said as much to her, commenting about restraining orders: I would just tear it up and I would be here and you would regret it.
Rollins attorney, Rosie Chase, argued against her client being held without bail, saying the alleged victim had not gotten an abuse prevention order against Rollins. Chase said that would be the normal way a person would go about protecting herself from someone.
Judge Thomas Zonay said, If you believe what the state says the testimony (of the alleged victim) would be, (filing for an abuse prevention order) goes directly against that. Why would someone apply for a relief of abuse if the person they are seeking it against has threatened them that a piece of paper isnt going to stop them?
Chase countered by asking, Well, why wouldnt you (apply for an abuse prevention order)? Its an added protection.
Zonay said the statements Rollins is alleged to have made about not caring about court orders, and the evidence against him about the alleged assault, show that Rollins posed a substantial threat of violence and no conditions could prevent that violence. He said the callousness of Rollins trying to keep the police from entering the residence showed a disregard for law enforcement. Taking those factors into consideration, Zonay ordered Rollins held without bail.
Zonay said that since Rollins is now being held without bail, the state by law now has 60 days to bring the case to trial, barring any continuances requested by Rollins attorney. Otherwise, Rollins would have to be released with conditions.
Rollins has convictions for driving under the influence in April and disorderly conduct in 2003.
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Plenty to worry about, but stocks did well in 2012PAUL SULLIVAN
The New York Times | December 30,2012If there was one word that applied to investing this year, it was uncertainty.
But there were different kinds of uncertainty. To paraphrase Donald Rumsfeld, the former defense secretary, this year there were uncertain uncertainties and certain uncertainties.
Some of the uncertain uncertainties were the European debt crisis, Chinas handling of its stalled growth and leadership transition, and the U.S. presidential election.
The fiscal-cliff negotiations were a certain uncertainty. No one I spoke to throughout the year thought the talks would be concluded in a tidy fashion with weeks to spare, and they were certainly right.
There has been a lot to worry about this year, said Gregg Fisher, president and chief investment officer of Gerstein Fisher, a wealth management firm in New York. The other problem with uncertainty is were worried about what other people are worried about. This creates huge amount of uncertainty without a path.
Despite the worry, stocks in the United States had a good year, with the Standard & Poors 500 up more than 12 percent even with the declines of the last week. More than that, Neeti Bhalla, head of tactical asset allocation at Goldman Sachs private wealth management, pointed out that this was the first year since 2009 in which the S&P did not drop below its starting point for the year, 1,258.
That was important because at no point this year did people feel a negative return in their equity portfolio, Bhalla said. You had pullbacks this year, but you never got to a negative experience.
So what did investors do in a year that was full of uncertainty yet actually quite strong in terms of returns? The opposite of what they should have done: measurements of cash flows showed that investors took money out of equity funds while continuing to put money into fixed income, even though financial advisers were concerned that a slight drop in the price of bonds like Treasuries could quickly result in investors losing money.
They were looking for stability in the fixed-income markets, said Barbara Reinhard, chief investment strategist for Credit Suisse Private Bank. The big thing is investors held onto the recent past and couldnt get out of their own way.
Of course, even the professionals would not fault the average investor for being scared by so much uncertainty. Chris Blum, global head of equities at J.P. Morgan Private Bank, said he liked to show clients a series of charts of stock returns over many decades.
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