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All eyes on ItalyFebruary 25,2013
Presidential election campaigns in the United States are always carefully even anxiously watched in Europe because even before the collapse of the Soviet Union the American government had become the worlds most powerful, and therefore political and economic decisions made in Washington can have serious consequences around the globe.
Today, however, the situation is momentarily (at least) reversed. Americans are joining the rest of the world in watching political developments in Italy hardly an international powerhouse in the 21st century because voters there are deciding who will emerge as their new prime minister. The question of the day is: more or less austerity? The outcome of the two days of voting will have an important influence on whether the unpopular austerity measures favored most notably by Germany and the United Kingdom will prevail as Europes solution to the enduring economic problems dominating the continents political discourse. And Europes approach is sure to have important repercussions for the worlds other major economies, especially at a time when the United States is considering a major trade agreement with the European Union.
By American standards, the array of candidates for the top political job in Italy seems rather exotic. The leader appears to be Pier Luigi Bersani, a former communist. His strongest rival may be the extremely controversial and colorful billionaire media tycoon Silvio Berlusconi, who, at 76, seeks a comeback after being driven out of office in large part because of Italys crippling debt crisis. (When Berlusconi went to cast his ballot in Milan on Sunday, three women bared their breasts to display the slogan Basta Silvio! or Enough of Silvio!)
Then theres the incumbent, Mario Monti, a colorless technocrat praised for saving Italy from financial ruin. To gain that worthy goal, however, he alienated so many voters that experts believe his chances of remaining in office are slim. Beppe Grillo, a popular comedian with a bushy beard, has drawn support from those who argue that Italys entrenched political class simply cannot be trusted to run the government for the benefit of the people.
It is not inconceivable that Grillos popularity he has drawn huge and enthusiastic crowds to his rallies will at least earn his political colleagues enough seats in the Parliament to become a force to be reckoned with. The worlds financial markets, however, might not welcome Grillos success with the same excitement his supporters have demonstrated.
Although Bersanis politics used to be to the left of the mainstream, he strongly supported the more conservative Monti during his difficult tenure as prime minister. (Bersani is respected more as an economist than a politician.) Also, in key positions in earlier center-left governments, Bersani shed his communist ideals and fought to free up areas of the economy such as energy, insurance and banking services from government domination.
Italy has a parliamentary and multiparty political system that is unlike Americas. The prime minister the leader of the party that captures the most, although seldom a majority, of the votes needs the support of at least one other party in the Parliament to have enough votes to pass legislation.
The anti-austerity argument has its supporters in the United States, and theyll be watching closely to see what happens after the votes have been counted in Italy. Also, Germanys Angela Merkel and Britains David Cameron, two of the strongest political figures in the European Union, both are supporters of austerity as the answer to the regions lingering economic woes, but will their constituents support them the next time they vote?
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Have dinner with chef Edward Lee at Bacchus on May 21
Edward Lee might be best known nationally for his turn on Bravo's "Top Chef," but he has gained renown since then for his restaurant, 610 Magnolia, in Louisville (he was a James Beard Award finalist this year). A new cookbook, "Smoke & Pickles," is putting him in the spotlight again, and he'll be at Bacchus on May 21 for a four-course dinner of dishes from the book. »Read Full Blog Post
'One Came Home' author connects with Wisconsin's wild past
When you're stuck in traffic, you may find it hard to believe that Wisconsin was once a frontier state and a wild place. But spend a little time with Amy Timberlake's" One Came Home" (Knopf) and her teen girl sharpshooter and giant flocks of passenger pigeons that blot out the sun, and you'll believe.
Timberlake will give presentations about her novel, for readers 9 and older, in Oconomowoc and St. Francis as part of Children's Book Week. »Read Full Article
Video: The Concert Corner - Talking Macklemore, Fall Out Boy, Kenny Chesney's Milwaukee shows
White hot rapper Macklemore, backed by producer Ryan Lewis, performed No. 1 hits "Thrift Shop" and "Can't Hold Us," and other tracks from last year's album "The Heist," at a free Yahoo-sponsored show at Turner Hall Ballroom Sunday. Photo provided by CJ Foeckler on behalf of Turner Hall Ballroom. »Read Full Blog Post
Ampersands and numerals aplenty in marathon of Fast & Furious films
As someone who has not seen a single one of the "Fast and Furious" movies, I am uniquely unqualified to write about the upcoming "Fast and Furious" marathon May 23 at various Marcus Theaters.
The marathon will end with the new film in the series "Fast & Furious 6," with Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Dwayne Johnson, Jason Statham and Michelle Rodriguez. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Washington Park announces full summer concert series
It should actually be summer when the Washington Park summer concert series Wednesdays at the Shell begins. The Eddie Butts Band kicks it off on July 10.
Opening acts go on at 6 p.m.; the main act performs at 6:30 p.m. »Read Full Article
Chef Carlisle leaving Umami Moto to open his own restaurant in Third Ward
Justin Carlisle, the executive chef at Umami Moto, is leaving the restaurant in mid-June to open his own place in the Third Ward.
The restaurant -- two in one, actually -- will be at 525 E. Menomonee St. »Read Full Blog Post
Skaters can roll for prizes and chance to be in CCS catalog
Heads up, young skateboarders: A two-city skate jam Midwest Mayhem is giving the public a chance to skate with pros, maybe win a prize and possibly get their photo in July's CCS Catalog.
Skate shop CCS and pro skater Arto Saari, along with 12 winners from the inaugural 2012 CCS Am Project Video Contest, will be skating, hanging out and taking photos with local skate community in Chicago and Milwaukee. But you only care about the Milwaukee dates, right? »Read Full Article
Watch: Promos for NBC's new fall shows
NBC is presenting its new fall lineup to local affiliates at the upfront meetings in New York today.
Below are some of the new shows they will be promoting, most of them reworking of familiar formulas. »Read Full Blog Post
'I Love It' hitmakers Icona Pop appearing at Turner Hall Sept. 11
Fast-rising Swedish synthpop duo Icona Pop have just given Milwaukee fans good reason to scream "I Love It"—the group, featuring Caroline Hjelt and Aino Jawo, will perform at Turner Hall Ballroom Sept. 11.
Joe Rogan takes standup routine to Pabst Theater
"Fear Factor" host Joe Rogan will bring his standup comedy act to the Pabst Theater Aug. 30.
Rogan, a martial arts expert, has also done commentary for the Ultimate Fighting Championship, and played the electrician on the "NewRadio" comedy series. »Read Full Article
Ke$ha coming to the Rave Aug. 21
Pitbull's June 30 appearance at Summerfest won't include his current co-headliner Ke$ha . . . but her Milwaukee fans are going to get a chance to see her in concert anyway.
The hard-partying, rap-leaning pop star is coming to the Rave on Aug. 21 as part of her Best Night of My Life tour, with opening support from Mike Posner and Semi Precious Weapons. »Read Full Article
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis more than worth the price of admission
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis and Mazomanie native Skylar Grey had a crowd advantage for their Turner Hall Ballroom show Sunday. With all the tickets being free courtesy of Yahoo as part of the online company's On the Road music series/promotional campaign, no one could say the show wasn't worth the price of admission.
But rapper Macklemore, backed by his producing partner Ryan Lewis, didn't treat Sunday's show as a freebie for fans, but rather as a golden opportunity to establish himself beyond No. 1 singles "Can't Hold Us" and "Thrift Shop," as a fresh, live act worth putting money down for. »Read Full Article
NBC's 'Community' renewed for fifth season
The quirky ensemble comedy "Community" has been renewed by NBC, it was announced Monday.
The series, set at a community college, has a small but loyal audience that was vocal about the show on social media and who would have followed the show to a Netflix-like service had the network not picked it up. This, according to Variety, put pressure on NBC to renew it despite the show's low ratings. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
'Tony & Tina's Wedding' returns to Turner Hall
"Tony & Tina's Wedding," the longest-running off-Broadway comedy, returns to the Turner Hall Ballroom for eight shows.
The show includes dinner, dancing and all the other elements of a real, really dramatic wedding. »Read Full Article
WISN-TV to live-stream ABC, local programming
Hearst Broadcasting Group television stations that are ABC affiliates, including WISN-TV (Channel 12), will begin online streaming of network and local programs on tablets and smartphones, it is expected to be announced Tuesday in New York at a presentation for advertisers.
ABC is launching the mobile app, called Watch ABC, on the six stations it owns this summer. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Riverside stages musical by King, Mellencamp and Burnett
"Ghost Brothers of Darkland County," a collaboration teaming Stephen King, John Mellencamp and T Bone Burnett, arrives at the Riverside Theater Oct. 29
The "stage experience" was written by King and features music by Mellencamp and Burnett. The blues-based musical includes an ensemble cast of 15 actors and a four-piece live band in a ghost story set in Mississippi. »Read Full Article
Watch: New 'Arrested Development' trailer
Netflix has released a new full length trailer for the series "Arrested Development."
All 15 new episodes will debut on May 26. The first three seasons of the show aired on Fox from 2003 to 2006, during which time it developed a cult following which led to its revival. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap for Today: Monday filled with sonnets and a slice, Jane Austen inspiration and jazz
Welcome to the working week. Why not let Monday take you away.
All aboard for the Bard and a slice. Transfer Pizza hosts All the World's a Stage Sonnet Slam from 8 to 11 p.m. You can join in. »Read Full Blog Post

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MLK Day screening set for film accusing Racine panel of racial bias
A new documentary called "Pattern and Practice" about minority tavern owners in Racine who say they are unfairly targeted by city officials is slated to premiere on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the Journal Times reports.
The film alleges the city's Public Safety and Licensing Committee repeatedly has used different standards when handling matters of minority-owned taverns compared to white-owned taverns and that a disproportionate number of minority owners have their licenses revoked, according to the Journal Times. »Read Full Article
Watch Dave Sobelman create his restaurant's Chicken Fried Bloody Beast
When Dave Sobelman, owner of Sobelman's Pub & Grill, created the Chicken Fried Bloody Beast last week, he expected the concoction to gain attention on Facebook. But he never expected his customers would actually want to order it.
The 80-ounce Bloody Mary contains many of the ingredients that Sobelman adds in his original line of Bloody Marys. The vodka and tomato-juice based drink is decked out in celery, scallions, pickles, olives, shrimp, lemons, grape tomatoes, sausage, cheese wedges, brussel sprouts, pickled onions, pickled mushrooms and bacon-wrapped jalapeño cheese balls. But the real eye-catcher is the 4- to 6-pound fried chicken that sits on the rim of the pitcher and hugs its legs to the glass. »Read Full Article(4)
Go to Chicago for visit to future of big data
Chicago — No doubt you've heard about "big data," a buzz term that gets associated with dramatic visions for the future, both utopian and dystopian.
Big data is essentially a fire hose of information, data sets that are too vast and fast moving to process in old-fashioned ways. For many of us, the implications of big data are the stuff of science fiction. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee movies off the grid: Aug. 15-21
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"Ride Along": Kevin Hart is a loudmouthed security officer who joins his fiancée's police officer brother (Ice Cube) on his job to show he's man enough for his sister. Dusk Friday, outside Discovery World. Free. »Read Full Article
It's not too late for brat or burger from a restaurant grill
Not to alarm you, but August is half over; have you had your minimum seasonal requirement of food cooked outdoors on a grill? No?
Fret not. You still have options that don't involve stoking your own fire, and you can enjoy all of these in the open air. »Read Full Article
Anodyne Coffee Roasting Co. in Walker's Point stands out with live music and handsome decor
Milwaukee singer-songwriter Hayward Williams has played scores of venues around the world, but the performance space at the nearly year-old Anodyne Coffee Roasting Co.'s Walker's Point location stands out.
"The room kind of took me back. It's big and beautiful and warm," Williams told me before a gig there, part of his monthlong residency there every Wednesday through Aug. 27. "Other clubs might feel hip or kind of dark or loud. This place is really comfortable." »Read Full Article
Story Hill BKC on Blue Mound debuts its dinner menu Thursday
With a week of breakfast and lunch already behind it, the new Story Hill BKC launches dinner service tonight.
Story Hill BKC — standing for Bottle, Kitchen, Cup — is the rare restaurant that met its targeted opening date; in an update in early July, co-owner Dan Sidner projected that daytime meals would start Aug. 7 and dinner Aug. 14. »Read Full Blog Post
Milwaukee man snagged vintage selfie with Williams in 1988
As the world mourns the death of Robin Williams, one Milwaukee resident is reminiscing about his chance encounter with the comedian more than two decades ago.
Jim Muraco, a local documentary filmmaker, changed his Facebook profile picture this week to a vintage photo of him and Williams after news of the star's suicide broke Monday. »Read Full Article
Charming 'Land Ho!' a green take on Icelandic road trip
I'm glad "Land Ho!" is an American film because this makes a Hollywood remake less likely.
Hollywood has made countless films like it — old friends reconnect on a road trip — and cluttered them with brand names and stock situations. But not much happens in "Land Ho!," which stars two little-known actors and is from all but unknown indie filmmakers. »Read Full Article
Magic of Lois Lowry's 'The Giver' lost in big-screen adaptation
A colleague recently summed up "The Giver" thusly: "It's like they mashed up 'Pleasantville' with 'The Hunger Games.'"
It's an apt description. »Read Full Article
'Calvary' a dark film that explores human nature, theology
Forgiveness and vengeance could be the names of two thieves crucified on either side of Christ.
But that such drastically different impulses can exist as responses to the same event, often in the same person, has more to do with human nature than theology. »Read Full Article
Trite characters, dialogue hamper Radcliffe comedy 'What If'
The scarlet letter isn't an A.
At least according to CBS Films. In a move only a puritan would love, the studio ordered Daniel Radcliffe's new romantic comedy "The F Word" to repent of its sinful letter F. Instead, British and American audiences can see the same film with the chaste yet meaningless title "What If." »Read Full Article
Brunch pizza? Pizza Man on Downer has that and more
Well, of course Pizza Man is going to make a brunch pizza.
It's an excellent one. So much to savor on that carbonara pizza ($13) built on a cracker-thin crust: Romano cheese, pancetta from Iowa's well-regarded La Quercia and flecks of black pepper, topped off with an egg that's a perfect sunny-side up. »Read Full Article
Whether it's music or movies, Jeff Bridges abides
Not to make this about me, but Jeff Bridges played a character with my first name in "The Last Picture Show."
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Democrat Claire McCaskill has successfully defended her U.S. Senate seat against GOP challenger Todd Akin in a race that received national attention because of Akin's comments on pregnancy and rape.
With 77 percent of precincts reporting, had 1,030,581 votes for 53 percent of the vote total, compared to Akin's 781,182 votes and 40 percent. Libertarian Party candidate Jonathan Dine had 120,969 votes and 6 percent.
McCaskill had not been expected to win a second term, but Akin came under attack after saying in a local news interview that women have biological ways to avoid pregnancy after a "legitimate rape."
McCaskill, who was elected to the Senate in 2006, was expected to have a tough re-election bid against Akin, a six-term congressman.
McCaskill was trailing Akin in the polls until Akin's comments on rape turned the race on its head and prompted conservative groups including Crossroads GPS, a nonprofit founded by Karl Rove, to pull money out of the race.


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Laurie Winters will be director of Museum of Wisconsin Art
Laurie Winters, a curator known for organizing internationally recognized exhibitions at the Milwaukee Art Museum and working with some of the largest museums in the world, will run what has been a small, regional museum focused entirely on Wisconsin art.
Winters has been named director of the Museum of Wisconsin Art, which will open a dramatic, new building on the banks of the Milwaukee River in West Bend in April. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
George Jones was to perform at Potawatomi Bingo Casino Sept. 28
Country superstar George Jones was supposed to perform at Potawatomi Bingo Casino's Northern Lights Theater Sept. 28.
Listen to advance stream of new Kenny Chesney album
Kenny Chesney's new album, "Life on a Rock," will be released Tuesday, but fans can spend the weekend listening to a free advance stream at this link from iTunes. We'll have our full review of the album Wednesday in the Tap Milwaukee CD roundup.
The new disc comes less than a year after the release of Chesney's "Welcome to the Fishbowl," an album that found the country megastar exploring more introspective themes. (I placed "Fishbowl" on my list of Top 10 Country Albums of 2012.) On "Life on a Rock," Chesney penned eight of the 10 tracks, diving even deeper into the personal moments of his life. Along the way, he taps Willie Nelson for a playful beach duet and joins The Wailers for a full-on reggae jaunt. »Read Full Blog Post
Early Music 2013-'14 includes preseason concert
During its 27th season of time-traveling, globe-spanning concerts, Early Music Now will present the local debut of an Estonian sacred-music ensemble and a Christmas concert by the famed Waverly Consort.
Here's a look at the 2013-'14 EMN lineup, which includes a preseason concert. »Read Full Article
Prodigal restaurant in Walker's Point aims for a June opening
Prodigal, the restaurant that will replace Moct nightclub at 240 E. Pittsburgh Ave., will be a gastropub serving rustic European plates.
Owner Guy Lamberg, with business partner and brother-in-law Rob Butterfield, hopes to open in early June. Lamberg owns Savory Catering & Events in Milwaukee; Butterfield is a restaurateur who opened Erba in Chicago, a Chicago Magazine best-new restaurant of 2007, and worked for the Lettuce Entertain You group. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
'Country Girl' Edna O'Brien can never go home
Dreams have always been important to 82-year-old Edna O'Brien, so one pays attention when she recounts two of them in the first chapter of "Country Girl," her memoir.
In the first, she walks toward her childhood home in County Clare - a "veritable temple" of warm light, highlighting the "feasting within." When she seeks entry, her way is barred by "hard men" brandishing spears. »Read Full Article
MSO members team up with 'High Autumn'
When is new music not new music?
Perhaps when James Grant writes it and dubs it "recently composed music." The distinction may sound like a game of words, but in reality it speaks volumes about Grant's tuneful, lyrical writing and now about Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra bass clarinetist Bill Helmers' new "High Autumn" CD of Grant's music. »Read Full Article
Summer 2013 movie preview
It's beginning to look a lot like the summer movie season.
Like Christmas, it comes earlier every year. How to tell when it arrives? »Read Full Article(3)
'House of Horrors' doubles down on menace
Before being hanged in 1896, Herman Webster Mudgett - aka Dr. H.H. Holmes - serially murdered as many as 200 people. In his best-selling "The Devil in the White City," Erik Larson told us how. In the often compelling "House of Horrors," Aaron Kopec tells us why.
While "Horrors" invokes the familiar Corinthians verse about putting away childish things, there's no escaping childhood here. It's where "Horrors" begins and the place to which we continually return, as we retrace Herman's hardscrabble beginnings alongside an abusive, hard-drinking father (Kopec) and a grimly religious mother (Sharon Nieman-Kobert). »Read Full Article
Song, dance, silliness take 'stage' in Danceworks' 'Facade'
It's difficult to know just what to call Thursday's performance of Edith Sitwell and William Walton's "Facade" in the Milwaukee Theatre lobby, so maybe it's best to just describe it.
The piece, dubbed "an entertainment" by its creators, is spoken, nonsense poetry with short musical accompaniments and, in this case, dance. »Read Full Article
Local Irish dance schools show support for Boston Marathon bombing victims
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Olly Murs on what he's listening to
English pop star Olly Murs is performing at the Rave Sunday as part of his campaign to find a following in the United States. Photo by Autum DeWilde. »Read Full Blog Post
Maria Semple, 'Where'd You Go, Bernadette'
Maria Semple was a producer on "Arrested Development" before becoming a novelist. In her review of Semple's "Where'd You Go, Bernadette," Los Angeles Times critic Carolyn Kellogg found quite a bit of that show's "unexpected, antic plotting in this novel. Its many twists and turns are genuinely surprising...."
Semple will visit Milwaukee's Boswell Book Company, 2559 N. Downer Ave., at 7 p.m. May 1 as part of her paperback tour for "Bernadette." The event is cosponsored by Local First Milwaukee. »Read Full Blog Post
Video: Late George Jones sings "Milwaukee, Here I Come"
Country singer George Jones has died at the age of 81.
Watch him below perform "Milwaukee, Here I Come," with his then-new, later ex-wife Tammy Wynette. It's lyrics explain: "Milwaukee was where we were before we came here / Workin' in a brewery, makin' the finest beer / You came to me on a payday night and said 'Let's go to Tennessee' / So we came down to Nashville and the Grand Ole Opry." »Read Full Blog Post
James Franco blogs about Milwaukee artist David Robbins
When Marina Abramovic, the grande dame of performance art, finds you fascinating, you know you've got it going on. Such is the case with actor James Franco, who fascinates and confuses a lot of people. He is, after all, a lot of things -- an actor, poet, painter, Oscar host, wizard, teacher, writer and, according to one of my editors anyway, a "hipster dilettante."
Jake Pettry's culinary sculptures at MIAD
While perusing the senior thesis show at the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design, several things caught my attention. One of them was a project called "Dégus" by Jake Pettry.
Ozaukee County Fair books Josh Thompson as first headliner
Nashville recording artist Josh Thompson will star Aug. 2 in the first headline concert at the Ozaukee County Fair in 154 years.
The Cedarburg native is known for his hit singles "Beer on the Table" and "Way Out Here." »Read Full Article(1)
Uihleins give $500,000 to UWM preservation institute
The preservation and adaptive re-use of existing buildings is as crucial to the field of architecture as are trends in new construction, and the architecture school at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee just received a $500,000 gift from philanthropists David and Julia Uihlein to bolster education in this area.
The donation will support the UWM's Historic Preservation Institute and should expand the institute's ability to address preservation challenges in Milwaukee and to partner with the city's preservation specialists. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
24 hours: More stuff for your Milwaukee weekend to-do list
5 p.m. Friday
The spring Westside Artwalk Friday and Saturday turns W. Vliet St. into a smorgasbord of arts and more. Many participating venues have special activities for the art- and fun-minded of all ages. »Read Full Article
Red Dot owners reopen Shepherd's in Tosa with new focus on food
The owners of the bar and restaurant the Red Dot on the east side have reopened Shepherd's bar in Wauwatosa.
Shepherd's, 6715 W. North Ave., closed last year, and Red Dot owners Martin and Claudia Beaudoin bought the building. »Read Full Blog Post
Teen dreams Big Time Rush and the Wanted coming to Riverside Theater
Apparently, the Riverside Theater will be Milwaukee's official boy band headquarters this August.
Venue officials announced Friday morning that British-Irish boy band the Wanted will headline the Riverside Theater Aug. 20. »Read Full Article
More than beer at Riverwest Filling Station
Our brunch plates were freshly empty at the Riverwest Filling Station, and I thought, "This was a meal that hit all the right notes."
The atmosphere in the updated dining room was cool; service was cheerful and accommodating. As for the food . . . our dishes told the story. »Read Full Article
On Tap Today: What to do this summer? Let us count the things....
We get to triple digits really fast. "100 Things to Do in Wisconsin This Summer" is our guide to places and events in Our State that will enchant and enthrall you for months. Get your planner out now (and find even more things to do at Wisconsin Trails).
If you're thinking of including a date to see Matthew McConaughey's new movie "Mud" in that plan, check out our review of the film. »Read Full Blog Post
Summerfest announces Briggs & Stratton Big Backyard headliners, including O.A.R., Brandi Carlile
The Summerfest 2013 headliner lineup for the Briggs & Stratton Big Backyard will include alternative rock act O.A.R., folk-flirting rocker Brandi Carlile and one headliner for July 2 still to be announced.
The stage's headliners, announced by Summerfest officials Friday morning, include: »Read Full Article(1)


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Reading the John Updike stories: 'Toward Evening'
The Library of America recently published 'John Updike: The Collected Stories,' a two-volume boxed set of 186 stories arranged in chronological order. I'm reading one or more a week and commenting on them each Wednesday until I finish the collection or give up.
"Toward Evening," as its title suggests, is a slight story preoccupied with a dreamy state of fading light and lust. Tired Rafe catches a bus in front of St. Patrick's Cathedral. He helps boost a chubby woman on to the bus. »Read Full Blog Post
Kitten, Max Schneider, O.A.R., David Nail, Umphrey's McGee, The Wild Feathers
The U.S. Cellular Connection Stage was nearly packed for the 8 p.m. start time by Los Angeles band Kitten, even if most of the crowd was there for the Neighbourhood's 10 p.m. slot, if band T-shirts were any indicator. »Read Full Article
Outkast and Gary Clark Jr. at Marcus Amphitheater
Technically speaking, Outkast is a nostalgia act.
The Southern hip-hop duo of Andre 3000 and Big Boi, who took the stage together Sunday at a mostly full Marcus Amphitheater for Summerfest, is touring after a seven-year hiatus in celebration of its 20th anniversary, with no new music together to promote. »Read Full Article(4)
Country star David Nail coming to Summerfest
When David Nail released "Whatever She's Got" last year, there was something different about the country star.
After releasing two albums rife with often darker, melancholy themes, Nail was singing brighter, bouncier and happier than ever on the song that would top the country charts and even dip into the pop top 40. »Read Full Article
Bristol Renaissance Faire opens July 5
Bristol Renaissance Faire, the immersive 16th-century entertainment experience, opens for the season Saturday.
This season, organizers promise a pumped-up jousting competition as well as a new da Vinci-inspired story line for RenQuest, the faire's live role-playing game. Children 4 through 10 can enjoy their first-person adventures via the faire's Kid Quest. »Read Full Article
Rotary Music Festival and Independence Day at Old World Wisconsin
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Beetle Fact #1: The Volkswagen Group and its parent company Volkswagen Aktiengesellschaft (Volkswagen AG) own Audi, Bently Motors, Bugatti Automobiles, Automobili Lamborhini, Porsche (49.9%), Ducati and is the largest shareholder of Suzuki Motor Corporation. (photo credit: Heather Ruch)
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Beetle Fact #2: The first VW Beetle cost 990 marks in 1937, plus 250 marks for insurance and delivery. At this time period in Germany, this was the equivalent to about 35 weeks worth of wages. In today's terms, that would be the equivalent of about $31,000 for the average American. (photo credit: Heather Ruch)
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A 62-year-old Pennsylvania woman is recovering after being hit by a stray bullet while sitting in her hospital bed.
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"She heard a popping sound, and then reached down to her side, her abdominal area, where she noticed that she was in pain and had blood coming out of that area," said Jack Whelan, the Delaware County district attorney.
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Anxiety grows as thousands remain stranded and in the darkThe New York Times | February 11,2013AP PHOTO
Their street still unplowed, Matt and Kim Lanier and their daughter Jenna, 16 months, head out on foot on the Boston Post Road in Milford, Conn., on Sunday.Grabbing shovels large and small, residents and emergency workers across the Northeast struggled to dig out on Sunday after a gigantic midwinter storm left much of the region buried under drifting snow. City streets resembled ski slopes or mountain passes, with cars and even some houses obscured by a thick blanket of white.
More than 3 feet of snow fell in parts of Connecticut, and more than 2 feet accumulated on Long Island and in Massachusetts, where the storm caused coastal flooding that forced evacuations.
The National Weather Service said it had reports out of New Haven County, Conn., of 36.2 inches of snow in Oxford and 38 inches in Milford. Commack, on Long Island, got 29.1 inches, and MacArthur Airport in Islip with 27.5 inches. In Boston, the official accumulation was 24.9 inches, the fifth highest in city history.
Armies of snow plows and workers with shovels were making slow progress, and anxiety was growing among those unable to escape their homes and neighborhoods.
I hope Im plowed out by Monday night, said Emanuel Machado, 47, an architectural designer in Westport, Conn. By that time, Ill be running out of groceries.
The storm, spawned by the collision of two weather systems, affected more than 40 million people. So far, only a handful of people have died, including several elderly people who died of heart attacks while shoveling snow. Several people, including a boy in Boston, have died from carbon monoxide poisoning, while seeking refuge from the cold in cars.
By Sunday morning, more than 300,000 customers remained without power, down from 650,000, mostly in southeastern Massachusetts and on Cape Cod, in Rhode Island and on the eastern Connecticut shore. NStar, which provides much of Massachusetts with electricity and natural gas, said it was still too dangerous to send in crews to many areas. Flooding during the storm also caused extensive damage to the electric infrastructure in Massachusetts.
Getting rid of all the snow is now the most pressing concern.
President Barack Obama declared a state of emergency in Connecticut on Sunday, ordering federal aid to supplement local emergency response efforts.
Calling the storm historic, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, praised the presidents decision, and pressed residents to stay out of the way of emergency crews until the snow was cleared.
While the ban on travel has been lifted, we are continuing to urge residents to stay off the roads, if at all possible, Malloy said in a statement. This is particularly true for tractor-trailers. Every time someone gets stuck, it is preventing plows from doing their jobs.
For some, moving at all has proved nearly impossible. In Old Lyme, Conn., Beth Hamilton and her husband, Matthew Barrett, still had no power on Sunday and were cooking and warming their home with a wood-burning stove. Hacking through all the snow has been difficult.
We really dont know whats going on, but there has not been a single snow plow through here yet, said Hamilton, a composition teacher, who answered her cellphone sounding winded and exasperated. Were shoveling, just nonstop shoveling, she said.
Coming less than four months after Hurricane Sandy walloped the New York and New Jersey area, the winter storm boldly confirmed the merciless side of nature, and weather-anxious residents took it very seriously. People crowded supermarkets and supply stores to stock up as the storm bore down. Long lines formed at gas stations.
Though New York City was spared the worst of the damage, out on Long Island the situation was grimmer. On Sunday, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of New York said officials scrambled to send workers and equipment to Suffolk County, where hundreds of motorists were trapped on roadways during the storm because of quickly falling snow.
In what he described as one of the largest emergency mobilizations for a snowstorm in state history, Cuomo said more than 600 pieces of snow removal equipment and about 1,000 extra workers had been sent to dig out the county.
The state will continue to do everything possible to augment existing recovery work, and will ensure that residents of Suffolk County can go back to life as normal as quickly as possible, Cuomo said in a statement Sunday morning.
A large section of the Long Island Expressway, which runs through Suffolk County, was closed on Sunday to clear snow.
Michael Krieger, 47, traveled from Raleigh, N.C., to Suffolk County with a snow removal crew and spent Saturday and early Sunday clearing parking lots. He said Saturdays sun had melted some of the snow and created a crust of ice above wet, heavy snow.
Its a lot harder to dig through this stuff, said Krieger, who was to shift to the Boston area later on Sunday. Its a tedious deal. Arduous.
Off the roads, transportation woes had eased somewhat by Sunday. Airlines have begun to restore service after canceling more than 5,000 flights because of the storm. Logan International Airport in Boston and the three major airports in the New York City area have all resumed operations.
Amtrak announced that it had resumed limited service between New York and Boston. Metro North service remained suspended between Samford and New Haven in Connecticut, but was otherwise running on a normal Sunday schedule. The Metropolitan Transit Authority also said that most service on the Long Island Railroad had been restored.
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Fighting not to loseOctober 17,2013
Senate leaders reached an agreement on averting default and ending the government shutdown Wednesday, and by today that agreement may well have skated successfully past intransigent Republicans in the House. But even if Republicans receive most of the blame for the debt and budget fiasco, in many ways they got what they wanted.
Think about all the things that remained blocked and undone as tea party conservatives tied Congress in knots. By paralyzing government, conservatives have prevented Congress from acting on immigration reform. Congress has failed to take another crack at gun safety legislation. Any meaningful reform of the tax code remains at a standstill.
They say the best defense is a good offense. Last winter, after a decisive victory by President Obama and congressional Democrats in the 2012 elections, the Republican Party was on the defensive. But by instigating continuous debt and budget crises, the Republicans have seized the offensive, waging a war on government itself and forcing Democrats to focus their attention not on laws that would move the country forward, but on averting the kind of disaster that would plunge the country and world into a new recession.
Remember the Obama agenda? It languishes in the wings while on stage Republicans in Congress engage in the foolish charade, over and over again, about whether the government should do its job. It is a minority of the House of Representatives that has coerced the rest of the government to engage in this wasteful process, thwarting what might be thought of as the reasonable conduct of business.
Some Republicans now acknowledge that the attempt to crush or delay implementation of the Affordable Care Act was a waste of time. It was never going to happen, they say.
They say that now. But why did they not stand up to the tea party zealots who sought to use the issue to score political points and get their names in the headlines? Republicans let fellow Republicans hijack the agenda because they were afraid, and also because they knew that as long as they kept the Democrats off balance and on the defensive, the Democrats were prevented from pushing their own agenda.
As it stands, the Democrats have still not found a way to reverse the arbitrary and damaging budget cuts forced by the so-called sequester earlier this year. Instead, Democrats have struggled to get the national parks open, to get veterans benefits flowing, to get Head Start up and running again. Democrats still have not found a way to win. Rather, they continue to fight not to lose.
It may happen, however, that the Republicans will be the big losers. The public is catching on to the fact that the Republicans are locked in a costly and wasteful pattern of negation. They grasp at the weapons of threatened default and government shutdown because they dont want to have to compromise or cooperate. Extremists within the party have concluded that compromise or cooperation amounts to defeat.
It is likely that the public as a whole thinks differently. The grand bargain that looms like an enticing mirage on the horizon is something that the people would probably support. Reasonable fixes to Medicare and Social Security, combined with higher taxes and government spending for education, infrastructure, energy innovation and research, are not a radical plot. They are a middle-of-the-road agenda. It is an agenda that gets little attention as long as the tea party keeps the nation teetering on the edge of default.
The latest emergency fix pushes the budget and debt ceiling question back until this winter, when the entire process will begin again. That is a meager victory for Democrats. Real victory will come when they are able to convince the public that this entire process is a wasteful diversion from the business of responsible government and that the people need to send to Congress members who will reject the tea partys brand of ideological zealotry.MORE IN EditorialsProtesters converged on a bank in Montpelier early this week to show their solidarity with the... Full StoryPhil Scott will take office next month after winning with a margin of 51.11 percent to 43. Full StoryIdeologues and partisans work from the outcome backward. Full Story
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Third defendant added in Hardwick gun theftBy Eric Blaisdell
STAFF WRITER | May 02,2014BARRE A third Richford resident is facing a federal charge in connection with the theft of 32 guns from Riteway Sports in Hardwick last month.
Jaime Hoben, 29, of Richford, is accused of receiving a stolen firearm, a felony. If convicted, she faces a maximum of 10 years in prison.
Two others, Larry Garrow, 26, and Albert Torres-Morales, 29, already had been reported as being charged in the case. Garrow is facing a felony charge of stealing guns from a federally licensed firearms dealer. If convicted, he faces a maximum of 10 years in prison. Torres-Morales is accused of distribution of cocaine and possession with intent to distribute, both felonies. If convicted, he faces a maximum of 20 years in prison.
All three are scheduled to appear in the federal court in Burlington on May 7 to answer the charges.
Garrow and Torres-Morales are both being held without bail at Northwest State Correctional Facility in Swanton. Hoben has been released on conditions.
Hardwick Police Chief Aaron Cochran has said that 32 handguns, estimated at around $13,000 in value, were taken April 19 from Riteway Sports. He said the thieves cut the electricity to the building before smashing the glass front door to get inside.
According to an affidavit from Wesley Martin, a task force agent with the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, law enforcement received an anonymous tip April 21 about the gun theft. The tipster told law enforcement he or she had spoken with Hoben that day in Burlington about the robbery. The tipster said Hoben admitted driving Garrow to the store to rob it. Hoben showed the tipster a handgun that Hoben claimed was taken from the store and still had a price tag on it, according to the affidavit.
When Martin spoke with Hoben, he said, she admitted driving Garrow near the store. Hoben told the agent that Garrow then walked toward the store carrying a bag. Soon after Garrow walked away, Hoben told Martin, she saw a flash and then smoke coming from the building.
Martin said he had seen charring above the buildings electrical meter where the electric line had been cut.
Hoben told the agent that Garrow returned to the car and placed the bag in the back. Hoben and Garrow then drove to Richford, according to the affidavit. Hoben said that during the drive, she stopped the car so Garrow could relieve himself, and when she looked in the bag she saw it was full of guns. Martin said Hoben admitted taking one of the guns and sticking it under the drivers seat.
Martin said Hoben then drove Garrow to Torres-Morales home and Garrow took the bag of guns inside and returned without it. Martin said Garrow and Hoben then drove away.
Law enforcement said Garrows parents acknowledged seeing a bag with guns inside their house April 20, but Garrow claimed the guns were bought out of state and not stolen. The parents said Garrow used narcotics and needed help.
After learning the guns were stolen, the parents turned the bag over to law enforcement. Martin said there were 11 guns inside nine handguns and two pellet guns. The serial numbers on the guns matched the ones stolen from the store in Hardwick.
According to the U.S. attorneys office, information later revealed that Garrow kept the 11 guns and gave the remaining weapons to a person known as Junior in exchange for money and drugs. Court records didnt specify what the guns were traded for.
The remaining guns have not been located, and law enforcement is seeking any information about where they are. Anyone with information about these crimes should call their local police department or the Crimestoppers Tip Line at 864-6666 or toll-free at (800) 427-8477.
According to an affidavit by Benjamin Cohen, another agent with the ATF, the Vermont Drug Task Force began investigating a man called Junior, who later turned out to be Torres-Morales, in December on a suspicion he was distributing cocaine. Cohen said the investigation involved a paid informant. The informant told law enforcement Torres-Morales was selling cocaine in the Richford area for $50 for half a gram and $100 for a gram.
On Jan. 2, the task force conducted a controlled buy of cocaine using the informant. The informant purchased a gram of cocaine for $100 from Torres-Morales, according to the affidavit. The informant also told law enforcement that Torres-Morales had a handgun in his hand when he answered the door and kept the gun on him throughout the transaction. Cohen said the informant participated in four more controlled purchases of cocaine between Jan. 14 and Feb. 12.
During the investigation, Cohen said, the informant was told by Torres-Morales that he could sell other drugs such as heroin and crack. From March 11 until April 17, Cohen said, the informant participated in five controlled buys of heroin from Torres-Morales.
The task force set up another controlled buy from Torres-Morales on April 22, where Cohen said the informant was looking to buy 10 bundles of heroin for $1,350. Cohen said Torres-Morales agreed to meet the informant in St. Albans but was pulled over by Vermont State Police and found to have 13 bags of heroin on him and $1,300 in cash.
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BARRE The trial of a Williamstown man accused of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl in Berlin in 2010 got under way Monday.
Billy J. Lacillade, 44, is facing one count of felonious sexual assault and, if convicted, a maximum penalty of life in prison and a $25,000 fine.
In Washington County criminal court in Barre, the state offered testimony Monday from the teen as well as Lacillades wife, the doctor and nurse who treated the alleged victim afterward, and law enforcement officers. The trial resumes at 9 a.m. today, with the state expected to offer testimony on DNA before the defense begins its rebuttal, including a claim that the sex was consensual.
The teen testified that Lacillade arrived very drunk at the Berlin home of Lacillades wife, where the then-16-year-old was staying for the night of Aug. 28, 2010.
The teen said that during the night Lacillade flirted with her and slapped her butt. She said she eventually went to bed and in the middle of the night Lacillade came into the bedroom where she was sleeping which had no door but a shower curtain for privacy and got into bed with her. The teen said Lacillade proceeded to touch her and sodomize her.
She said she did not say anything during the event because she was scared and didnt know what was going to happen. She said that during the assault, Lacillade asked her to please not tell his wife about what he was doing.
Afterward, the teen said, Lacillade went out into the living room for a while and she started to cry. He then came back into the bedroom she was in and fell asleep in the bed with her, she said. The teen said she then went to a different room.
She testified that she took a shower the next day and had Lacillades wife take her to the hospital around 2 p.m., where an examination was performed with a rape kit and she gave her statement to police.
Lacillades wife testified that he came home angry and drunk on the night in question. She said Lacillade threw a lit cigarette at her and swore at her that night.
During the course of her testimony, Lacillades wife began to get angry and cry. The prosecution had to remind her several times of what she had witnessed and had told police, and showed her the affidavit to confirm key aspects of the night.
Lacillades wife said the teen told her that Lacillade had touched her all over but did not say anything about sodomy. She said the girl slept in the bed with her after the alleged attack so she would feel safer. The next morning, Lacillades wife said, she went to wake Lacillade by kicking him and calling him a pervert.
Lacillades wife said she did not offer to take the 16-year-old home until the next day and that the girl refused, instead electing to go to the hospital.
The nurse who carried out the rape kit examination testified that the teen was tearful during the exam but there were no signs of bruising or tearing from a forced sexual assault. The nurse said any redness from an assault could have disappeared since the teen had showered and it had been several hours since the alleged attack took place.
Patrick Fleury, one of the Berlin police officers who handled the investigation, also testified Monday. He said that during questioning by Fleury and another officer, Lacillade changed his story about what happened that night several times and never denied having sex with the alleged victim but said he didnt remember it happening.
Fleury is no longer employed at the Berlin Police Department because of what he said was an alcohol offense for having alcohol in his system while on duty. Fleury said it happened because he had drunk alcohol the night before.
Lacillades lawyer, Maggie Vincent, raised this issue because she said that during Fleurys deposition for this case in 2011 he arrived smelling of alcohol. Fleury said he did not drink that day and did not recall if he had drunk the night before.
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Barre council hears about non-ban for gun show
BARRE The request heard round the world tied up city councilors for the better part of an hour this week as Mayor Thomas Lauzon explained again his justification for asking the Barre Fish & Game Club to consider banning the sale of military-style assault rifles and extended magazines at its 30th annual gun show next month.
Speaking to a room filled with sportsmen, Lauzon lamented the fact that his request one that club members rejected Monday turned into a news story that could be read on the streets of San Francisco and has been translated into Spanish by at least one media outlet.
Thats one of the hazards of the Internet, that things go viral, and gone are the days when we get a newspaper, read an entire article and educate ourselves, he said. We read the first two lines and were zero to 100 in six seconds.
Lauzon has been the target of some harsh criticism since making the request that he read aloud Tuesday night. In his letter Lauzon expressed support for the club and its gun show, while predicting some would overreact to the ban that he proposed in the wake of last months school shooting in Newtown, Conn.
The reactions apparently included Facebook comments by someone allegedly a Barre man who posted Lauzons home address and suggested it be used as a practice range. Lauzon, who has asked police to look into that incident, stressed that the Barre Fish & Game Clubs leadership cant be blamed.
Tuesdays meeting was part pep rally for the gun show and part update on discussions aimed at ensuring anyone who buys a weapon at the two-day event first undergoes a criminal background check.
Lauzon said he didnt have any misgivings about suggesting the ban.
I dont regret the statements I made. I stand by them, he said, crediting club President Rob Borowske with entertaining his request in the spirit in which it was offered and with working with Chief Tim Bombardier to make the show even safer.
Borowske, who was present Tuesday night, said that plan will be finalized when Bombardier meets with the clubs trustees tonight.
Im confident that we can work this out, he said.
Borowske admitted many gun owners are concerned that the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School last month have thrust gun control into the spotlight.
This is a sensitive issue at a sensitive time, he said. Things are going on nationally, and people think that theyre going to be stripped of more rights more things that they do and enjoy and they dont understand why.
However, Borowske said the local clubs position on the issue couldnt be simpler.
Our club supports the legal sale of firearms to people who can legally receive them, he said.
According to Borowske, the club politely declined Lauzons suggestion it ban certain weapons and accessories this year, noting those items are on display at local businesses and it is up to vendors what they try to sell at the show.
Borowske said the club has enjoyed a good working relationship with the city and would like to see that continue.
We would hate to lose the show here in Barre, he said, expressing a sentiment that was echoed by some residents, one business owner and a member of the council.
Councilor Lucas Herring praised the club for a show that he said annually attracts 3,500 people and 80 vendors to Barre providing a welcome jolt to the local economy.
We do support you, he said.
Some in the audience expressed concern about the coast-to-coast attention Lauzons request received. One wondered where the rest of the council stood when it came to the ban, which Lauzon said he proposed after talking to constituents who believed the show should not be held.
The question prompted an admonition from Lauzon, who suggested councilors think before they speak and choose their words wisely.
I would just warn you that if youre going to dip your toe in these waters its a little like swimming in Huntington Gorge, he said.
Although some had more to say than others, none of the councilors present ducked the question.
Councilor Anita Chadderton said she supports background checks for prospective gun owners, but she took issue with the ban Lauzon suggested.
You guys know what youre doing, she said.
Councilor Michael Smith said that while he might not have written the letter that Lauzon did, he had read it and believed it was an honest attempt to address concerns expressed by some in the community.
I dont think it was unreasonable to present a respectful letter, he said.
Councilor Michael Boutin played to the crowd.
I have one problem with the assault rifles, he said. Theyre too expensive.
Herring, who confessed the only gun he owns is a Nerf gun, offered an apology for a story that he believed spun out of control to the detriment of a club that was founded in the 1920s.
It does a big disservice to a group like this that brings a lot of people to our area, he said.
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"Without Thy presence, nought, O Lord, is sweet,
No pleasure to our lips can aught supply.
Whether 'tis wine we drink or food we eat,
Till Grace divine and Faith shall sanctify."
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This recipe is vegan as long as the bread you use is vegan. You can use any bread you like, though, if that's not a concern! It's egg- and dairy-free and tastes great!
1 cup vanilla soy milk (or Silk Nog, if it's available, around the winter holidays)
2 Tbsp all-purpose flour
1 Tbsp sugar
1 Tbsp nutritional yeast
1 tsp cinnamon
Dash of vanilla extract (optional)
4 bread slices (preferably baguette or another type of hearty, crusty bread)
Whisk first six ingredients together, and let rest for a few minutes while you heat up a lightly greased skillet. The skillet is ready when you flick a drop of water on it, and it skitters across the surface.
Dip bread slices in mixture, coating both sides, and lay on skillet. Flip the toast when it is lightly browned, and brown other side.
Serve with maple syrup, butter/margarine and cinnamon. It's also great topped with homemade jam or preserves!
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