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MSOE cancels Art City radio show after one episode
Well, at least I'll be able to say, "There was that time Art City was on the radio -- once."
Last Friday at noon, we premiered our first episode of Art City on WMSE. We jumped on a newsy subject, a story on "art circles" in the Shepherd Express by James Carlson. In talking about the who-knows-who interactive graphic that attempts to map our local art community, I was joined by Jennifer Johung, a contemporary art and architecture historian and Debra Brehmer, the owner of the Portrait Society Gallery in Milwaukee. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
Radio station may be ready to ring-a-ding-ding in holidays
Christmas and Halloween go together like Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" — which, after all, is a ghost story.
So it is fitting that a chapter in Milwaukee radio history may be about to repeat itself, like the ghost of Christmas past. »Read Full Article(3)
Tap Milwaukee's 'Hip-Hop Guy,' DJ Bizzon, opening for Kendrick Lamar
DJ Bizzon, co-writer of Tap Milwaukee's Those Hip Hop Guys blog, is playing two DJ sets at a Kendrick Lamar concert Nov. 6. Journal Sentinel photo by Michael Sears. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Star French chef visits heartland at Grain Exchange
At the risk of ruffling feathers in Chicago, Chef Daniel Boulud spent two days in Milwaukee to present his eighth cookbook, "Daniel: My French Cuisine" this week at The Grain Exchange alongside longtime friend and former Wynn restaurants cohort, Chef Paul Bartolotta.
The visit was one of harmonious intersection — a "perfect storm," according to Boulud's spokeswoman. Not only did Boulud bring 325 Milwaukeeans a taste of modern French cuisine from Daniel, his three-star Michelin restaurant in New York; he also gave local chefs an opportunity to rub elbows with and cook alongside his culinary team. »Read Full Article(3)
Robert Reich's 'Inequality for All' takes on income disparity
What's good enough for Al Gore is apparently good enough for Robert Reich.
The former vice president turned his stump speeches on global warming into the Oscar-winning documentary "An Inconvenient Truth." And now it's the former labor secretary's turn to transform his books and lectures on economic theory into "Inequality for All." »Read Full Article(2)
Classic horror on screen for Halloween
For the first time in years, there's not a single new horror movie opening Halloween weekend.
Good thing the alternative-movie scene has your back (no knife included): There's loads of classic chillers playing on big screens around town in the coming days. »Read Full Article
New DVDs for release Oct. 29
MONSTERS UNIVERSITY (Disney) The ace scarers show where they learned it — and where they became pals — in this prequel to Pixar's 2001 hit animated movie. Thoroughly delightful, with plenty of laughs, a gentle wit and a surprisingly nuanced range of life lessons. (G) ★★★ »Read Full Article
'Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa' is more shock video than slapstick
You can't spell "Performance Art" without "ER." Especially if the artist is Johnny Knoxville, who must have filled up his emergency room frequent-visitor punch card filming "Jackass" for TV and the big screen.
Part actor, part stuntman, all delinquent — in "Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa," Knoxville would be unrecognizable playing a grumpy old man if he weren't launching himself through plate-glass windows, tripping over corpses and dropping trou at a male strip club. »Read Full Article
A reborn Pizza Man, mixing new with old
To call Pizza Man popular borders on understatement.
The casual pizzeria was a fixture on the east side for 40 years, branching into a full Italian-American menu and, importantly, a notable wine list heavy on well-regarded California wines. »Read Full Article(23)
11 haunts within driving distance of Milwaukee out to scare you
As the old motivational saying goes, "If you are not getting better, you are getting worse."
In the competitive world of haunted houses, haunt operators constantly have to push all the right buttons to scare you and keep you guessing. »Read Full Article(2)
Milwaukee night life doings for Halloween: bars, parties, ghosts and more
Halloween is a great time to try out some new spirits or visit some familiar haunts. And because it falls on a Thursday this year, Milwaukee's All Hallow's Eve events and celebrations stretch over two weekends.
Here are a few suggestions for spooky fun. »Read Full Article
Daughtry playing Milwaukee Wave home opener
The Milwaukee Wave is taking a cue from the Admirals with its own post-game concert. Daughtry, the hard rock act fronted by "American Idol" season five finalist Chris Daughtry, will perform following the soccer team's home opener against the Baltimore Blast Dec. 7.
Daughtry is releasing its new album "Baptized" on Nov. 19, which will reportedly have a poppier, lighter sound. »Read Full Article
'Drinking Buddies' a well-crafted relationship tale
"Drinking Buddies" is as subtly crafted as a microbrew.
This relationship story between two craft brewery workers — played by Jake Johnson and Olivia Wilde — is unfiltered, slightly bitter and has distinct spice notes. »Read Full Article
Those Hip Hop Guys Episode Two: The Blog
Episode two of the Those Hip Hop Guys mini-series finds Jank and Bizzon enjoying some much needed down time. That is until they sense some wackness in their presence. Since this is not allowed, they had to act in the only way they know how. After watching the video, be sure to read the PSA below. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Will Christmas music on Milwaukee radio start next week?
In 2008, two Milwaukee radio stations - WRIT-FM (95.7) AND WMYX-FM (99.1) - started playing Christmas music the day after Halloween, the earliest in recent memory.
Until now. This year, another station is entering the fray and may do so soon. »Read Full Blog Post(8)
On Tap Today: Indigo Girls with MSO, Off the Wall's 'Divine Sister,' Melt-Banana
The Indigo Girls bring the folk in a different way tonight, performing at the Milwaukee Theatre at 7:30 p.m. with the Milwaukee Symphony.
Off the Wall Theatre opens "The Divine Sister," Charles Busch's ce/ebration/sendup of Hollywood's nun, um, habit, at 7:30 tonight. »Read Full Blog Post


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American Olympians in Sochi are having to make do without their Greek yogurt as the 2014 Winter Olympics start thanks to a customs dispute.
Five thousand cups of Chobani Greek yogurt that were intended for the U.S. Olympic team are instead sitting in a climate-controlled warehouse in New Jersey because of a dispute between Russia and the U.S. over health standards the Russians want U.S. dairy products to meet, according to The Associated Press and The Washington Post.
This trade impasse has been the subject of negotiations for four years, and the yogurt simply got caught up in the politics, U.S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul told the AP.
Chobani was hoping to get the yogurt in anyway, but Russia was still keeping the dairy treat out of its borders, according to the Washington Post. The company is still hoping for an exception that will allow its product to be shipped directly to Americans staying in Olympic Village.
The dairy spat has even prompted New York Sen. Chuck Schumer, whose state Chobani calls home, to step in. Schumer argued the yogurt should be allowed since it was meant solely for consumption by American citizens and not for general sale.
"Chobani Yogurt is safe, nutritious and delicious and the Russian authorities should get past 'nyet' and let this prime sponsor of the U.S. Olympic Team deliver their protein-packed food to our athletes," Schumer said in a statement on his website.
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Dinner, drinks served at Heels Martini Lounge, opening May 15
Heels Martini Lounge, a bar that will serve small plates and burgers at dinner, is opening today in the Astor Hotel, 920 E. Juneau Ave.
Andreas Protopapas, who also owns Vino Cappuccino in Brookfield, is opening Heels. »Read Full Blog Post
Mequon screenwriter Ridley wins Spirit Award for '12 Years a Slave'
In what could be a preview of Sunday's Oscars telecast, "12 Years a Slave" scored big at Saturday's Spirit Awards ceremony, the independent film world's equivalent of the Oscar.
"Slave" won five Spirit Awards, including best screenplay for Mequon native John Ridley, who is also nominated for an Oscar. "Slave" is based on the memoirs of Solomon Northup, a free black man who was kidnapped and sold into slavery in the pre-Civil War South. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Eau Claire native wins Oscar for technical achievements
Eau Claire — An Eau Claire native will be in the crowd at the Academy Awards in Los Angeles, but he will have already won an Oscar this year.
Peter W. Anderson was honored Feb. 15 at the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences' Scientific and Technical Awards, according to The Leader-Telegram. He was given the Gordon E. Sawyer Award for "technological contributions that have brought credit to the industry." »Read Full Article
Twitter account suspended for Hank the Brewers dog
Is Hank giving us the silent treatment — or is it just a sign that he's tired of being dogged by the media?
@BrewersHank — the purported Twitter account for Hank, the dog that's been the hit of the Milwaukee Brewers' spring training camp — was suspended Saturday. »Read Full Article(1)
Milwaukee Rep, Jim DeVita bring home agony of war in 'An Iliad'
Regardless of whether Helen's face truly launched 1,000 ships and started the Trojan War, there's no denying that Jim DeVita's first slump-shouldered sigh, early in the Milwaukee Repertory Theater's production of "An Iliad," speaks at least 1,000 despairing words about the never-ending aftermath.
Can one blame him? Catapulted through a back door and onto the stage by a blinding force — call it fate, or history — DeVita appears before us as the never-named Poet, and it's clear as he looks around that it's déjà vu all over again. »Read Full Article(2)
ComedySportz and Irish dance among events to check out this week
Laugh it away
If laughter could cure ovarian cancer, the collaboration of the Wisconsin Ovarian Cancer Alliance and ComedySportz over the last 12 years would have made it a thing of the past. But it can't, though money can help. So the two groups are again putting on "Comedy for a Cause." Let's hope the 13th annual laugh-riot does the trick. It will take place Thursday at 5:30p.m. at American Serb Hall, 5101 W. Oklahoma Ave. The evening begins with a buffet dinner followed by a raffle drawing. Then ComedySportz takes over with family oriented entertainment. The evening isn't over until all auction items are sold. Tickets are $35 and $5 for children ages 5-8 (younger children are welcome for free). The donation of a nonperishable food item gets the givers an extra raffle ticket. »Read Full Article


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I've never tried Urban Decay's first Naked palette but I have the Naked2 (full post here). When I caught wind of this miniature version of matte shades I was really excited as the previous palettes were full of mostly shimmers.
Naked Basics has six matte shades ranging from an almost white to a carbon black. I like to use Venus (tiny hint of shimmer) on the brow bone and also in the inner corner of the eye - it's very, very pale so I use a light hand. Foxy (also in the Naked2 palette) is a perfect base to counteract any redness and followed by Walk of Shame this creates a beautiful neutral lid. Naked 2 is applied to the outer half of the eyelid and blended, with Faint in the crease. Finally, Crave is used as a liner - I prefer to use a tiny brush to tightline the eyes as I like the finish of liquid liner better.
Compared to the larger palettes, this is a great little set for every day and for travelling. The packaging feels a little bit rubbery (although not quite as much as say, NARS packaging) so could be prone to getting a tad grubby but I've not had any problems so far. I love this for on the go as Crave also makes for a great brow shade for me too, so it helps me to further streamline my makeup bag. The fallout is noticeable and a bit of a pain so I use a foundation brush to just buff underneath my eye before powdering the rest of my makeup. These shadows are beautifully pigmented and extremely easy to blend, so the Naked Basics palette would be a great addition for any eyeshadow obsessive or an equally ideal starting point if you don't really use shadows and don't know where to start. Simplicity can be pretty!
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Red Arrow ice rink season extended
One benefit of our extended winter: The season close of the Slice of Ice rink in Red Arrow Park, 920 N. Water St., has been pushed back a week to March 24.
Rink hours are Wednesday and Thursday 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.; and Sunday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. »Read Full Article
Marling endears herself with awkward, intimate performance
Laura Marling's show at the Pabst Theater Thursday night was a disaster. Her words. Most definitely not mine.
High expectations preceded Marling's Milwaukee debut among a couple hundred in-the-know folk lovers. Marling has already been nominated for the coveted Mercury Prize in her native England — twice — and May release "Once I Was an Eagle" is among the top five most critically acclaimed albums of 2013 so far, according to review aggregation website Metacritic, up there with adored albums from established acts Daft Punk and My Bloody Valentine. »Read Full Article(3)
'Paranoia' star too lightweight for the role
If it is true that a corporation's success is due in large part to leadership at its highest level, it is equally true that movie lives or dies by the performance of its lead. If an actor in virtually every scene isn't up to the task, the movie has little chance of succeeding.
Such is the case with "Paranoia," which stars young Liam Hemsworth ("The Hunger Games") and asks him to carry a movie alongside veterans like Harrison Ford and Gary Oldman. The kid never had a chance. »Read Full Article
'Butler' both reserved and blunt about U.S. racial history
There are two sides to every story, and "Lee Daniels' The Butler" personifies both of them.
Beneath the surface of the docile and obsequious title character, played by Forest Whitaker, is a repressed rage that flashes across his face like a storm cloud. It represents the difference between what you do and who you are, what you say and what you think. And it is something anyone ever told to know his or her place will recognize. »Read Full Article
Hear the new single from Volcano Choir, featuring Justin Vernon and Collections of Colonies of Bees
Wisconsin band Volcano Choir, featuring Justin Vernon and past and present members of Milwaukee band Collections of Colonies of Bees, will release its dramatic sophomore album "Repave" Sept. 3. Photo by Cameron Wittig. »Read Full Blog Post
Weekly Milwaukee Events Calendar
Cafe Centraal: Bay View Metro Acoustic Music Series, 5-8 p.m. Aug. 18, 2306 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee movies off the grid: Aug. 16-22
'Fuzz' buster at Times
"Hot Fuzz," Edgar Wright's 2007 gun-happy (but blood-lite) comedy, is showing at midnight Friday at the Times Theater, 5906 W. Vliet St. »Read Full Article
Send us photos of your favorite Harleys
Harley-Davidson celebrates its 110th anniversary this month, which means you'll hear the word "Harley" often in the next few weeks. Send us a picture of your favorite Harley — friend, pet, actual motorcycle, etc. — to firstname.lastname@example.com to be featured in this photo gallery. »Read Full Article(2)
'Blackfish' relates conditions that turn killer whales into killers
There's no "nature vs. nurture" debate in "Blackfish," a documentary about killer whales in captivity — and one in particular — that have attacked humans.
It's nurture — or a lack of nurturing — that has helped this majestic, seemingly friendly creature live up to its name. »Read Full Article(1)
New DVDs for release Aug. 20
AMOUR (Sony) Film by Michael Haneke captures just what that phrase "Till death do you part" looks like. A cruelly but profoundly intimate portrait of two lives — caregiver husband, terminally ill wife — intertwined, the film measures love through loss, showing in unflinching terms the duty, devotion and sacrifice that true love requires. Oscar winner for best foreign-language film. With Emmanuelle Riva, Jean-Louis Trintignant, Isabelle Huppert. In French with English subtitles. (PG-13; mature theme) ★★★★ »Read Full Article
The Willis Clan's Jeremiah Jair Willis: What Music I'm Listening To
The Partridge Family has nothing on the Willis Clan. Partridge was a fictious, music-playing family, as seen on TV. Willis is a real one, as seen on TV. Partridge had five kids. Willis has 12. »Read Full Blog Post
'Kick-Ass 2' boots good taste to the curb
"Kick-Ass 2" brings a cape to a knife fight, a German shepherd to a gun fight and diarrhea to a girl fight. It's only a typo away from becoming "Jackass Number Two" which at least warned audiences: "Neither you nor your dumb little buddies should attempt anything from this movie."
If the first "Kick-Ass" pushed the boundaries of good taste, "Kick-Ass 2" literally stabs good taste in the eye, featuring dismemberments aplenty and so many raunchy one-liners Hit-Girl's alter-ego might actually be Joan Rivers. »Read Full Article
This week's concerts
5:30 p.m. Friday, 3:15 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday,Milwaukee Irish Fest, Maier Festival Park, 200 N. Harbor Drive. $5 admission from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Friday. Regular gate admission is $17 adults, $12 ages 60 and older, free for ages 12 and younger. More information at irishfest.com. »Read Full Article
Eccentric short film honors bassist Richard LaValliere
In the eyes of Milwaukee-born author Paul McComas, Richard LaValliere was "the God of the electric bass." As leader of the local band Oil Tasters in the early '80s, LaValliere rocked such eccentric originals as "Get Out of the Bathroom" and "That's When the Brick Goes Through the Window."
"He had a great sense of characterization in his songs and stage persona," McComas, now Chicago-based, told me. "He was a huge influence...that high bar I was always going to aim for and fall short of." »Read Full Article
Dino classic 'Land Before Time' tops Milwaukee Film Festival's children's lineup
Dinosaur lovers, assemble: The Milwaukee Film Festival will screen Don Bluth's much-loved animated classic, "The Land Before Time," as part of its Rated K: For Kids program this year.
Rated K is the new monicker for what MFF formerly called its Milwaukee Children's Film Festival, but the mission remains the same: quality international films for children 3 through 12 years old, and their adults. »Read Full Article
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Now that was a fun game. Jered Weaver pitched his first complete game of the season, allowing only one run and remains…you know…I think I'm just going to leave that sentence unfinished. You all understand. Anyway, it was a good game all around. Matt Harrison pitched through hitless innings until the Angels figured him out. And then? Howie Kendrick sent another one into the stands. He's currently sharing the AL homerun leader's spot in good company – in a three way tie with Curtis Granderson and Mark Teixeira. Maicer Izturis continued his hitting streak. He is currently the AL batting average leader. Peter Bourjos hit a triple and made another highlight reel catch in centerfield just for good measure. Jeff Mathis got a hit.
Vernon Wells hit his first homerun in an Angels uniform with his dad at the stadium to see it. I imagine feeling like you have the chance to show off and make your folks proud doesn't ever get old, even for a major league baseball player. It was touching to see the camaraderie in the dugout as the team first gave Wells the silent treatment – with barely suppressed grins and shaking shoulders – usually reserved for rookies and then mobbed him, all smiles and laughter, to extend their congratulations. I think that clubhouse chemistry is one of the more important intangibles and I am thrilled to see so much of it in the Angels this season.
And now? Ah, first place. Alone at last.😉 But, as we all know, it's only April, there's a lot of baseball left to play and here come the Red Sox. While I was never one of the folks who expected this Red Sox team to win 100 games, I certainly don't expect them to stay well below .500 for the season either. They are a much better team than their initial play indicated and have extra incentive to prove it as soon as possible. There's a lot of history between the Red Sox and the Angels and it usually inspires both teams to…well…to put a polite spin on things, to play just that much harder. I am nervous and excited for this series and set to watch a couple of great match-ups starting this evening when young Tyler Chatwood goes head to head with Josh Beckett.
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HAHA! I have an A's coffee cup Im superstitious about. I can only use it after a win, weekends only.
Just catching a bit of the Angels/OtherSox game tonight (though, sleep is calling me soon) and, man. Your boys are still showing up and showing off all over the field. Izuris, Conger, and even Wells (who still looks odd to me in Angel red instead of Blue Jay blue) are just really playing some amazing ball. It's much more fun to see when they're not wreaking havoc all over my White Sox.🙂
Hope they bring it home for you, tonight.
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Beckett's been pitching really well, so I hope the Angels have their hitting shoes on. Good luck. I'll probably tune in.
Being in first place is nice, no matter what time of year it is. It's always exciting when your team play the BoSox because the talent they carry. I'm sure the Angels are making some members of the Red Sox Nation a little nervous right now, too…
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Jered Weaver is looking very sharp. Maybe this'll be the year he takes home the Cy Young?
Jon – Ah, so it's sort of a reward cup. That's fun. I'm glad I'm not the only one with odd quirks.
Anders – Well, sort of. He had his good moments but he also walked five people…then the bullpen…Ugh. Bad bullpen. No biscuit.
Keleigh – They looked good and bad tonight. Bad bullpen, a couple of bad plays and no bats negate the good stuff tonight. Oh well, we'll sic Haren on 'em tomorrow.
Jane – Alas, Beckett was dealing and the Angels left their hitting shoes in Texas…but Chatwood and the bullpen remembered to pack their walking shoes. Ugh.
Mike – The BoSox are talented, darn them. And we let Pedroia on the bases too often tonight. That guy is one hell of good base runner. Oh well. Hopefully we'll give them reasons to be nervous tomorrow.
Catherine – If he keeps this up, maybe! Although there is definitely a lot of steep competition for this honor.
— Kristen
That was some game last night. Reminded me of some of the classic Angels/BoSox matches of the 80s. Good pitching and late inning heroics. Sorry didn't work out for your club though.
Congrats on the hot start — so far you've got the best two pitchers in the AL, and I'm fine with that since you're in the West. Nice to see Vernon get it going last night, too.
So what's up with this "Wrestling Mask Night" that I'm seeing advertised on the wall in the outfield. Is it worth the trip to LA?!
Congrats on first place! Do the Angels organization do anything when they are in first place? The Dodgers have a tradition dating back to Walter O'Malley of treating the Dodger personnel at the stadium to free ice cream. Many of us Dodger fans treat ourselves to ice cream.
Jeff – Thanks. Yeah, it was a good, tight game. But I would have enjoyed it a lot more without the Angels' mistakes.
Jeremy – Thanks! I think they rock. Vernon is heating up and it's good to see. The wrestling mask is an Angels lucha libre mask and is pretty slick looking. I doubt you want to fly for all the way to California for it…the game maybe but not the mask.🙂
Emma – Thanks! You know, I don't know if the Angels do anything fun when they are in first place. I'll have to ask one of the veteran ushers when I'm at the game again. They might know. I love the Dodgers ice cream story. That's so sweet and reminds me of more innocent times.
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Not even director Lasse Hallstrom can save "Safe Haven" from being plodding and predictable. Hallstrom, known for his great behind the scenes work on "Salmon Fishing in the Yemen" (2011), "Chocolat" (2000), "The Cider House Rules" (1999) and "What's Eating Gilbert Grape" (1993) can usually eek out wonderful performances from his actors, no matter what the challenges. He had some success in his last Nicholas Sparks novel-to-film direction, "Dear John," so he does know the turf.
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Josh Duhamel is the small-town sensitive widower, Alex, who is running a seaside grocery store in a Norman Rockwell-esque North Carolina town. It's the kind of store where you can buy pork rinds, basmati rice and paint all in the same swoop. He's raising two small children and is experience growing pains as a newly singled father.
Katie (Hough) has boarded a bus from Boston to Atlanta to flee the abuse at the hands of her alcoholic husband, but a pit stop in the tiny town gives her pause and she decides to make the place her last stop.
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If everything were as balanced, including Hallstrom's direction (his constant interjecting of the Boston subplot is jarring and, honestly, annoying), "Safe Haven" might be a memorable Sparks swooner. This one just looks like it was churned out in time for the Valentine's Day date-night movie rush. Regardless, Sparks fans will eat it up like a box of V-Day chocolates.
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Staff Writer | March 31,2013State and federal health officials are cooperating in a study of Eastern equine encephalitis, a mosquito-transmitted virus that killed two Vermonters last year.
Theres no specific hypothesis, said Matthew Thomas, an epidemiologist with the infectious diseases section of the Vermont Department of Health. Because theres, honestly, very little known about what the prevalence of the triple-E antibody is in a population. We want to see what it is in Vermont.
The plan is to draw blood from volunteers, ages 12 and older, who have lived in Brandon, Whiting or Sudbury since at least June 1 of last year. The first recorded EEE deaths in the state were in Sudbury and Brandon last year. There was also a horse death and the virus was suspected in the deaths of a number of emus on one human victims farm.
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The only thing that was extremely alarming for me is last year, at one site where Ive trapped for a few years, there was an exceptionally large vector for Eastern equine encephalitis, state entomologist Alan Graham said. It was in Whiting.
EEE is found primarily in one species of mosquito culiseta melanura. Graham said other species are known to carry it, but that there was discussion on how important they are in transmission of the disease.
Culiseta melanura is particularly important, Graham said, because EEE is found primarily in birds and that species feeds heavily from birds. He said the disease appears primarily in July and August.
It disappears in October and nobody knows where it goes until it shows up again in July, he said.
Mosquitoes carry a number of different diseases, Graham said, but most do not affect humans.
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Johnny King holds the controversial antlers from a whitetail deer some claim should hold the world record. King was at the Vermont Outdoor Show, which opened Friday afternoon at the Holiday Inn in Rutland Town. The show continues today from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
RUTLAND TOWN If you polled the folks attending Fridays opening day of the Vermont Outdoor Show at Holiday Inn, the Johnny King Buck should be the No. 1 typical whitetail in the world.
A steady stream of folks checked out the massive deer antlers, and most agreed with people who said the rack should be at the top of the list.
Attendance was respectable Friday at the three-day show, which continues today and Sunday.
Show organizer Fred Allard was pleased with the traffic that had come through the doors by about 6 p.m.
Its been pretty good for a Friday, Allard said between collecting money and handing out raffle tickets.
Inside the show, the mood was just as positive.
One of the highlights of the show is the Johnny King Buck.
The enormous antlers drew a steady stream of appreciative admirers who hefted the rack of 225 cumulative inches and posed for photos with the trophy.
Johnny King, of Wisconsin, the hunter who shot the deer, answered questions and told his story over and over. He was joined by antler collector Jay Fish, who now owns the antlers, and former Boone and Crockett Club scorer Ron Boucher, of Wallingford, who lost his position with the club because of the antlers.
The deer has been a source of controversy ever since King shot it.
Boucher, one of the countrys most respected and experienced big-game measurers, said the buck should be the new No. 1 whitetail typical buck.
But B&C scorers determined one of the racks points was nontypical and it was denied the top spot.
Boucher argued so often and so publicly that he was relieved of his B&C scoring position.
The trio will offer a seminar today and Sunday, telling the story and answering questions.
Just feet away, Lane Benoit sat in his Mountain Men Adventures booth with his brother, Zeb.
The pair are two of the famous Benoit deer-hunting family and the sons of legendary deer tracker Larry Benoit, who died in October.
Lane Benoit will also put on seminars today and Sunday, and as part of that seminar will offer a tribute to his famous father.
At a show two weeks ago, Lane Benoit said he broke down and many in the room followed suit.
The emotions just came out, said Lane Benoit, who got a standing ovation following his presentation. It was a very proud moment for me. It was heart-lifting.
Benoit said he had just talked to two hunters from Pennsylvania who came to the show just to hear him talk about his dad.
He just touched so many people, Benoit said. The impact he made in the hunting world was huge. Im just carrying on the legacy.
At booths around the show, the mood was good Friday.
Matthew Trombley, owner of 3rd Alarm Charters out of Florence, had a steady stream of people at his booth where he was offering guided trout and salmon trolling trips on Lake Champlain and striper fishing on the Hudson River.
Just a short distance away, Nate Laskiewicz, owner of Lake Region Fishing Service in Bomoseen, was offering guided bass and pike fishing trips on his Skeeter bass boat and letting folks know about his television program, Lakes Region Fishing at 5:30 a.m. Sundays on WPTZ.
I think having a show here in Rutland is great, Laskiewicz said. Rutland is a great area to have a show.
Bill Wright of the Rutland Bass Club, a BASS affiliated organization, was also glad to have an outdoor show in his backyard.
Im glad we got one down here, Wright said. Were dealing with our neighbors and our own community.
Wright said his group has wanted to let people know theyre out there and attract youth to the sport, whether for fun or competition.
Were trying to give back to the sport, Wright said.
Tim Nichols, a dog handler with Leashed Dog Tracking Service, was just wanting folks to know about the services he offers deer hunters and he was happy with the turnout.
I didnt think there was going to be this many booths and this many people, he said.
Nichols offers help for hunters tracking wounded deer. He said there is no fee for the service, but he does accept donations, which most hunters would gladly give in exchange for recovering a wounded deer.
Pete Lajoie of Gameheads Limited taxidermy in Shrewsbury said he was looking to get some face time with potential customers and put a card in their wallets.
Lajoie gets animals from all over the world and was displaying mounts of a gemsbock, an impala, a kudu and a bushbuck on display in addition to a white-tailed deer.
He said he thinks the show will be a success, but said it needs more room.
Thats something Allard had already figured out and said he was looking at other locations for next year if the show proves successful.
That seems likely. Allard estimated attendance at a couple of hundred just a few hours into Friday and said he had to turn away vendors because of a lack of space.
The event continues today and Sunday with a full slate of seminars, a turkey-calling competition and a kids casting competition.
The show is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. today and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $8, with kids 12 and younger admitted for free.
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WARNING: This story contains spoilers from Sunday night's episode of "Game of Thrones." Don't read further if you don't want to know what happened.
Sunday night's episode of the HBO series "Game of Thrones" shocked and outraged fans of the show, with some claiming online that they would no longer watch it.
The episode was highly anticipated by fans of the books written by George R.R. Martin. The centerpiece scene of the episode, titled "The Rains of Castamere," was an event known as the Red Wedding, in which several major characters were killed.
Viewers were shocked when Robb Stark, considered to be one of the heroes of the story, was killed after witnessing the brutal stabbing of his wife, Talisa. Stark's mother, Catelyn Stark, was also killed, along with, apparently, much of the Stark army.
The killings were retribution for Robb Stark breaking his vow to marry a daughter of Walder Frey, whose army was key to Stark's battle strategy. Pretending that he had forgiven the Starks, Frey instead ambushed them in his stronghold.
Reaction to the episode online was swift and despairing. A Twitter feed called @RedWeddingTears (warning: strong profanity) is collecting some of the more emotional tweets.
"I have no reason to live after watching that episode of Game of Thrones. My life is over," said Twitter user @burkeitup.
"I've never felt so heartbroken over a fictional family," said Twitter user @body_odor. "Game of Thrones, quit playing games with my heart."
Many said that the scene was too much and that they would no longer watch the show.
"Alright, done with Game of Thrones," said Twitter user @shmaggs. "Never hated an episode more in my life. Literally no reason to keep watching."
Fans of the show have been shocked before. In the first season, the central character, Ned Stark, was executed after it seemed that he had found a way out of his predicament. That was one of the first signs viewers had that the show was breaking from standard fantasy conventions.
Ned Stark was regarded as the hero of the story and was known for his sense of honor and duty. But the story has shown that in the world Martin created, honor and duty are no match for the quest for power and control. While the Starks have largely played by the rules, their opponents are willing to do whatever it takes to seize and maintain power.
Happy stories are hard to find in "Game of Thrones." Jaime Lannister, a member of the family most directly opposed to the Starks, had his sword hand cut off earlier this season in a twist unanticipated by those who hadn't read the books. Many of the major characters find themselves forced by politics or pragmatism into relationships or alliances they're unhappy with.
But the Red Wedding was a particularly gut-wrenching event to witness. Viewers said in online forums that they're feeling unmoored by having characters they invested so much in emotionally get killed apparently at a whim.
It's an effect Martin said he hoped to achieve. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Martin said that the scene cost him some readers of his books, but he has no regrets about writing it. He said his series is "trying to be more realistic about what life is."
"I think the best fiction captures life in all its light and darkness," Martin said in the interview.
He said he struggled with the emotions of the scene himself, writing the entire book first before going back and finishing that chapter.
"Just as you grieve if a friend is killed, you should grieve if a fictional character is killed," Martin told Entertainment Weekly. "You should care. If somebody dies and you just go get more popcorn, it's a superficial experience, isn't it?"
Some fans had called for boycotts of "Game of Thrones" after the death of Ned Stark, but the following episode had the highest ratings of the show up to that point. With one episode left this season -- and possibly more surprises in store -- it will remain to be seen if those viewers come back, tears and all.


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Artists from across the planet gathered at one of the oldest bowling alleys in America last night.
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Lauren Conrad, star of the reality TV series "The Hills," has put her small-screen experience to work in a number of novels for teen readers. Her "L.A. Candy" series featured Jane Roberts, a young woman much like herself.
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Writing On The Hall: Requiem for Plywood editionGordon Dritschilo | August 25,2014I spent two summers in college working at Rutland Plywood.
They didn't test for drugs — it was college I'd been inhaling — they offered better hours than the store I had worked at through high school, and it seemed somehow nobler than food service.
For those of you unfamiliar with the process, plywood is made by taking thin sheets of wood and running them through a giant set of rollers that coats them with glue and spits them out. My job — though we did rotate positions — was catching them and then slapping them down between dry sheets slid into place by coworkers on either side of me.
It was sweltering. The chemicals in the air made my eyes redden and run with mucus, and to this day I still get rashes where whatever it was rubbed into my inner elbow joints. It was the sort of experience that reminds one why one is in college — though a look at my grades will tell you I didn't remember for very long once I got back.
It was also the beginning of an education in America's class issues — because while this was just a summer job for me, for a lot of the people around me it was life.
I have often repeated the tale of the coworker who said he had done time all over New England, and that Vermont jails were his favorite because they were the least violent. Then there was the glue mixer who had the best reason for not quitting smoking I have ever heard — his doctor did not want him to even try until he had been off cocaine for at least 18 months.
Yes, I got a couple of them to buy beer for me. They didn't even make fun of me that much when I asked them for Sam Adams.
The moment that burned itself into my mind the most was right after the arrest of O.J. Simpson. An older coworker, who I hadn't liked much to begin with, went on a rant about the "waste of a perfectly good white woman," repeatedly employing a particular racial epithet I doubt my editors will let me use here.
This rant was only brought to the end when the foreman, who wore a Buffalo Bills cap each day and decorated his living room floor to ceiling in Buffalo Bills memorabilia, shut it down. The aforementioned racial epithet did not apply to O.J., the foreman said sharply, because "O.J. is a ballplayer."
More than once in those summers of 1994 and 1995, though, my coworkers and I discussed how quickly the place would probably go up if a fire ever started there.
With one or two exceptions, they were good, hardworking people I shared that experience with 20 years ago, and I hope their counterparts today don't have their lives disrupted too horribly now that the fire we spent our breaks imagining finally flared into reality and burned the factory down.
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Hearst Magazines and Dr. Mehmet Oz, of the Dr. Oz Show, have announced a partnership to pilot a new lifestyle magazine.
The magazine will offer fresh lifestyle content with an upbeat, optimistic attitude. It will deal with readers' physical and emotional well-being, food, beauty, real-women's stories, news, travel and finances.
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Gathering on the Green announces headliners
ARRIVAL, an ABBA tribute band from Sweden, and The Von Trapp Family Singers will headline this year's Gathering on the Green July 12 and 13 at Mequon Rotary Park.
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The recorded sound of a thunderstorm rumbling in the darkness of the Pabst Theater Wednesday preceded the arrival of Lord Huron's debut Milwaukee performance.
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On Tap Today: Politics, education, Bucks and business
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|"Caribbean Resort" Check-In Office
|Check-In Information
|Check-In Office Name: Navarre Beach Office
8478 Gulf Boulevard
Navarre Beach, Florida
Check-In Time: 4:00 PM
Check-Out Time: 10:00 AM
Open: Monday - Saturday 9:00AM - 5:00PM
Sunday 10:00AM - 5:00PM
3 (check-in line)
850-936-4891 (office)
After Hours Check-In Procedure:
Pick up telephone next to office door. Telephone automatically rings to after hours call center. Customer service agents assists with check-in via lock box next to telephone.
GPS: Longitude -86.869122 Latitude 30.380937
877-483-8251(after hours phone)
Caribbean Resort - by Wyndham Vacation Rentals
Tiffany B. | 03/18/2016
Mike H. | 06/07/2015
Julie G. | 09/02/2014
Come Relax & Save!
Save up to 25% when you plan your end of the year getaway to Northwest Florida†*
Promo Code: SERENITY
Travel Start Date: 09/06/2016
Travel End Date: 12/31/2016
Home for The Holidays
Up to 30% off for the holidays!†*
Promo Code: HOLIDAY
Travel Start Date: 10/16/2016
Travel End Date: 12/31/2016
Minimum Night Stay: 3
Sunny Winter Savings!
Save up to 20% when you plan a winter getaway to Northwest Florida†*
Promo Code: SUNSETS
Travel Start Date: 01/01/2017
Travel End Date: 03/23/2017
Stay Midweek and Save!
Miss the weekend rush and save 30% — what could be better?†*
Promo Code: MIDWEEK
Travel Start Date: 11/28/2016
Travel End Date: 02/16/2017
Military Savings!
As a salute for your service, save up to 25% off 3 or more nights!†*
Promo Code: MILITARY
Travel Start Date: 10/10/2016
Travel End Date: 12/31/2017
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 3 Full
Type: Condo/Villa
Sleeps: 6
Proximity: On the Beach
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 3 Full
Type: Condo/Villa
Sleeps: 10
Proximity: On the Beach
Bedrooms: 2
Baths: 2 Full
Type: Condo/Villa
Sleeps: 6
Proximity: On the Beach
Bedrooms: Studio
Baths: 1 Full
Type: Condo/Villa
Sleeps: 2
Proximity: On the Beach
Bedrooms: 2
Baths: 2 Full
Type: Condo/Villa
Sleeps: 5
Proximity: On the Beach
Bedrooms: Studio
Baths: 1 Full
Type: Condo/Villa
Sleeps: 2
Proximity: On the Beach
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 2 Full
Type: Condo/Villa
Sleeps: 8
Proximity: On the Beach
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 3 Full
Type: Condo/Villa
Sleeps: 8
Proximity: On the Beach
2 - 3 BR | 2 - 3 BA | Sleeps 6 - 10
2 - 3 BR | 2 - 3 BA | Sleeps 6 - 10