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Hand Drawn Map of New York
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- Anonymous9 December 2012 13:20
Cool, I guess Staten Island and the Bronx don't count as parts of New York City
ReplyDeleteReplies- Anonymous10 December 2012 16:14
And Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty are? Both are in NJ.
Delete - Anonymous28 December 2012 06:35
The natural part of Ellis Island is part of NYC, the surrounding artificially created parts are in NJ :)
- Anonymous9 December 2012 13:38
though this is cute, I am honestly hurt not to see the bronx here. You did not fail to include brooklyn, probably because of how important it has become to hipster, but to overlook treasures such as Yankee Stadium is quite criminal. i wish other new yorkers would stop stigmatizing the bronx, and would give it a fair chance. we have a much better little italy than the one in manhattan, which sausages and cheeses like you couldn't find elsewhere in the city. plus the bronx zoo can almost be considered a national treasure, its exhibits are unmatched!
thanks for making me a bitter new yorker!Replies- Anonymous9 December 2012 13:48
This drawing was probably made by some implanted yuppie/hipster who doesn't believe anything outside of the trendy, overpriced parts of the city aren't really part of the city (In order to get to the Bronx Zoo/Botanical Garden, and Arthur Avenue, you have to find your way through the undesirables/coloreds/poors afterall), since they aren't really city types after all. Consider me a bitter REAL New Yorker.
Delete Maybe she just didn't want to draw the map twice as big, you whiny bitch? She didn't include Staten island either, and barely touched Brooklyn & Queens. It's really a map of Manhattan (Which is what everyone in the nation thinks of when they think of New York).
Delete- Anonymous10 December 2012 12:29
Harlem - a part of Manhattan island - is mysteriously missing as well. How (not) surprising. This is map of "Lower Manhattan."
Delete - Anonymous11 December 2012 06:03
This is the part she wanted to draw and it probably took forever. Nobody criticizes Monet for painting only part of his garden. "That Monet doesn't care about Gardenias... he only painted the Lillies!"
This is just some girl's drawing, not a city government commissioned representation of New York culture. Nobody has to buy one, either. - Anonymous11 December 2012 06:05
It's HER New York... it's not like it's supposed to be accurate (I hope) :P
Delete Thank you for pointing this out. Im a bitter native NY-er too and feel its a slap in the face to un-hip, un-gentrified, un-organic, sustainable and gluten-free NYC and its bullshit. Go back to Omaha if you want to ignore the rest of this great city, kidadults.
Delete- Anonymous11 December 2012 09:16
WTF? Gluten-free is because people have either an allergy or a disease, not because it's hip. Man, I hate all those people who use insulin to control their diabetes too, what hipsters.
Delete I'm a native new yorker who lives FAAAAAAR uptown, and while I wish more of the city was shown, I think this is a great start! Hopefully some day she will add to it and separate borough maps could be purchased, or just one bog ass all 5 one. I am bummed that so much of upper Manhattan is missing (for example you could have an RIP Big L bit up there etc) but I also realize that the portion of Manhattan shown does have a serious awesomeness density. anyways, whether this is it, or hopefully it's just the start, it is a creative achievement, and I salute you.
Delete- TchoTcho7 January 2013 01:01
So, Little Miss, what do you have againt people from Omaha? And what is it about NYC that makes so many people so bitter? You all make a person glad, never to have lived there!
- Anonymous9 December 2012 20:42
This isn't a "map of new York", it's an homage to exclusion. Weak.
ReplyDeleteReplies- Anonymous13 December 2012 09:25
you're my favorite person ever for posting this comment. thanks. i was thinking the same thing but you said it so much better.
- Anonymous10 December 2012 05:16
Its actually ubelievable. honestly i like HONESTLY cant even believe he/she did this. HONESTLY crying right now OMG loll
ReplyDelete - Anonymous10 December 2012 09:11
I don't understand you people. Why is so important to be Bronx there? The point is how good and detailed work is. Come on people enjoy the art.
ReplyDeleteReplies- Anonymous10 December 2012 11:48
easy - just don't name it "Map Of New York City". CAll it, "Map of areas in NYC that mean something to meas an 'artist'..."
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- Anonymous10 December 2012 13:27
Those were the first things I looked for when they were in the Village Voice. Back when you had to pay for it and it was actually worth reading.
- Anonymous10 December 2012 16:35
Ooh, I love it and I made the map! (well, my business did) Very neat.
ReplyDelete - Deborah10 December 2012 16:44
You have answered an eternal question of mine-- had anyone ever drawn the city the way you have here, with buildings, etc.???
Wonderful -- I love it, and congratulate you on the freshness of the design and the vitality the work has. - Anonymous10 December 2012 18:24
Very nice job! although i agree that since this is not all of nyc, just the touristy places, it will unfortunately mostly appeal to non-new yorkers. i haven't looked in great detail but i already saw one obvious error - the south st seaport is in the wrong place (that is actually the staten island ferry terminal). but otherwise it's a cool drawing and you are very talented! must have been a lot of work...
ReplyDelete - Anonymous10 December 2012 21:32
I think my favorite part is that neither The Bronx nor Staten Island is even hinted at.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous11 December 2012 09:08
nothing is stopping you people from drawing a map of the bronx and leaving out manhattan.......
ReplyDeleteReplies- Anonymous11 December 2012 11:13
If someone drew a map of "NYC" and only drew the Bronx... well wouldn't that be ridiculous. Plus this person did not even bother to draw all of central park, cause god forbid if she did draw all of central park, then she would have had to draw part of Harlem.
No Harlem, no Washington Heights, no Staten Island, no Bronx, Not NYC!
- Anonymous11 December 2012 21:01
Oh my god you people.. draw your own map that includes the entire godam state if you want. Shut the fuck up about missing "parts" of the city jesus.
ReplyDeleteReplies- Anonymous13 December 2012 09:29
i'm gonna just take a guess and say you are NOT a new yorker and that's why you're sick of people complaining. let me know where you're from and i'll draw a map of it excluding all the places that people like you care about and then get back to me on why it doesn't matter.
- Anonymous11 December 2012 22:27
I have made many visits to NYC and consider it fascinating a real city - but parts of Brooklym, ugh, so totally boring, each street just like the next. Yecchhh, and Staten Island is so suburban. I like New York City . But as to the Bronx - where is it, and why should we care? Does anything intereasting or beautiful ever happen in the Bronx?
ReplyDelete - Anonymous12 December 2012 00:22
Wow, the rumors are right !
Girl draws a neat map and all Yorkers can do is bitch and whine that their subbie got missed off. Get a life - Anonymous12 December 2012 04:17
If she had thought more deeply about this, she could of named it "Manhattan, with some of Queens and downtown Brooklyn/Williamsburg only" At least then it would have been honest. There are too many people in "New York" (I assume she means NYC) that not only ignore vast regions of the city, but react with childish petulance when you point it out to them. We are not angry at the art, we're angry that this is all she sees when thinks of the place that we've spent our whole lives in. Have a nice day
ReplyDelete - Anonymous12 December 2012 07:47
If you're going to mention Hurricane Sandy... you should at least include the rest of Brooklyn and Queens.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous13 December 2012 09:31
your ability to not see any person in new york who isn't white is truly incredible. amazing. that must take a lot of effort. go back home please.
ReplyDelete It's really cool that so many commenters want to see this treatment for more parts of the city! But don't take it so hard. This piece is pretty large already, and including more neighborhoods would have taken a ton of work, while killing our chances to actually appreciate all the buildings because they'd be so minuscule. Remember that this is a commissioned work, not a personal endorsement of the central city and inner boroughs. I have two humble suggestions: 1 - create your own art in this style to highlight the neighborhoods you love! and 2 - come into these central neighborhoods and share your culture with us more!
ReplyDelete- Anonymous13 December 2012 15:51
Interesting piece! I understand why the entire city wasn't included. The artist was aiming for what most people visualize when they think of the City, which is Manhattan. Also it's Grand Central Terminal, not station.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous14 December 2012 20:53
I love the look and detail, it's fucking awesome. The haters have some valid points, but what I respect the most is that you allow them to be published. Peace and Love to you.
ReplyDelete I think this map is gorgeously drawn, but I also have some qualms about it not including upper Manhattan/the Bronx. It's not so much a fault of Jenni as it is the fact that these areas of Manhattan are NEVER represented in artistic renderings of Manhattan. It becomes really annoying after a while, because as a resident of these areas there's already a chance you're marginalized - this just puts it into visual form.
ReplyDelete- Anonymous15 December 2012 20:06
this is so amazing, it must have taken ages of painstaking work. I've just discovered your art through the NYLON magazine website, and you've given me some serious inspiration.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous18 February 2013 20:16
All the retarded posts whining about the Bronx are probably the reason why it's not in the map. Who wants to go there? It got all the morons in New York.
ReplyDelete I love your work! The detail is truly impressive. There's something really special about hand illustrations adorning ordinary things that we see everyday- clearly you understood that with this project. One of my favorite illustrators just started making bookmarks for books. Do you sell any hand-illustrated miniature versions of your works?


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CHEST: measure underneath the armpits with the tape measure straight around.
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Do It Yourself: Replacing or Installing a Kitchen Sink
Changing out your old kitchen sink for a new one can seem like a very difficult do-it-yourself job. However, it does not have to be! Follow Milan Rosan of Build.com as he shows you the step-by-step process of replacing and installing your kitchen sink in your home.
- Double basin sink with a 50/50 split provides increased versatility for any task
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Almond - Kohler K-6626-1-FT
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Biscuit - Kohler K-6626-1-7
Black - Kohler K-6626-1-KA
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Cane Sugar - Kohler K-6626-1-K4
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Dune - Kohler K-6626-1-RR
Ember - Kohler K-6626-1-FE
Frost - Kohler K-6626-1-95
Ice Grey - Kohler K-6626-1-55*
Innocent Blush - Kohler K-6626-1-30
Iron Cobalt - Kohler K-6626-1-33
Mexican Sand - Kohler K-6626-1-52*
Navy - Kohler K-6626-1-84*
Pepper n Salt - Kohler K-6626-1-R1*
Roussillon Red - Kohler K-6626-1-G9
Sandbar - Kohler K-6626-1-FF
Sea Salt - Kohler K-6626-1-6*
Skylight - Kohler K-6626-1-20
Suede - Kohler K-6626-1-Y2
Sunlight - Kohler K-6626-1-NG*
Tea Green - Kohler K-6626-1-58
Thunder Grey - Kohler K-6626-1-97*
Timberline - Kohler K-6626-1-0
White - Kohler K-6626-1-45*
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Rough-In Guide | |
ADA | No |
Basin Depth (Left) | 9 |
Basin Depth (Right) | 9 |
Basin Length (Left) | 15 |
Basin Length (Right) | 15 |
Basin Rack Included | No |
Basin Split | 50/50 |
Basin Width (Left) | 18.375 |
Basin Width (Right) | 18.375 |
Basket Strainer Included | No |
Country Of Origin | USA |
Cutting Board Included | No |
Drain Connection | 3.625 |
Drain Placement | Rear |
Farmhouse | No |
Faucet Centers | 0 |
Faucet Hole Size | 1.375 |
Faucet Holes | 1 |
Faucet Included | No |
Height | 9.625 |
Installation Available | Yes |
Installation Type | Drop In |
Length | 33 |
Made in America | Yes |
Material | Cast Iron |
Number Of Basins | 2 |
Sink Shape | Rectangular |
Soap Dispenser Included | No |
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ZBB Energy posts loss, announces hybrid electronics orders
ZBB Energy Corp. of Menomonee Falls is supplying power electronics to help buses run as hybrid electric vehicles.
The company was awarded a long-term supply agreement from an unidentified engine manufacturer for electronics used in hybrid electric buses. »Read Full Blog Post
Police hunt for people involved in fatal Milwaukee crash
A 33-year-old woman was killed early Sunday in a two-vehicle crash in Milwaukee that occurred after a brief pursuit by police. One or more people in each vehicle involved may have fled the scene.
Officers from District 5 spotted a 2005 Pontiac Aztek driving erratically without headlights near N. 9th and W. Locust streets around 2 a.m. They tried for about a minute to stop the vehicle but canceled the pursuit when the Aztek refused to pull over, Lt. Mark Stanmeyer said. »Read Full Article
Here are the winning lottery numbers for Sunday
Here are the winning lottery numbers for Sunday, Dec. 8, 2013
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Jarrett Bush steals spotlight in Packers victory over Falcons
Green Bay — In the grand scheme of playoff qualification, what Jarrett Bush and the Green Bay Packers pulled off Sunday might not amount to anything.
But Bush will never forget the afternoon he went mano-a-mano against Tony Gonzalez, the greatest tight end in pro football history, and with the game on the line became the hero. »Read Full Article
Couple turn selves in after dropped gun goes off in store
A couple turned themselves in to Racine police Sunday, a day after a handgun fell out of the man's pocket and fired a round inside a Burlington Coat Factory.
There were no injuries. »Read Full Article
Storm along East Coast dumps snow, snarls traffic
PHILADELPHIA (AP) A powerful storm that crept across the country dropped snow, freezing rain and sleet on the Mid-Atlantic region and headed northeast Sunday, turning NFL playing fields in Pennsylvania into winter wonderlands, dumping a foot of snow in Delaware and threatening a messy Monday commute in the northeast corridor.
The storm forced the cancellation of thousands of flights across the U.S. and slowed traffic on roads, leading to a number of accidents, including a fatal crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Morgantown that led to a series of fender-benders involving 50 cars that stranded some motorists for up to seven hours. More than two dozen vehicles were involved in another series of crashes on nearby Interstate 78. »Read Full Article
Badgers set to face South Carolina in Capital One Bowl
Madison – Gary Andersen's first postseason test as Wisconsin's head coach will come against a top-10 team from the most dominant conference in the nation, the Southeastern Conference.
Packers still need Lions to lose one more time
Green Bay - The Packers kept themselves in contention for first place in the NFC North, but they still don't control their own destiny and will need the Detroit Lions to lose at least once more in order to win the division.
By virtue of the Packers beating the Falcons, 22-21, and the Lions losing to the Eagles, 34-20, the Packers are a half game behind the Lions with three games to go. »Read Full Blog Post
Mayor Tom Barrett hospitalized after birthday run
Mayor Tom Barrett remained hospitalized on Sunday for exhaustion after completing a 20-kilometer run indoors earlier in the day at the Pettit National Ice Center.
Barrett spokesman Jeff Fleming said the mayor, who marked his 60th birthday on Sunday, completed the 20-kilometer run, but ended up needing medical treatment for exhaustion. He was treated at the ice center and taken by ambulance to Froedtert Hospital. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee puts snow parking restrictions into effect
Park on the street in Milwaukee? Better go move your car.
The 4-inch snow rule is in effect in the city of Milwaukee, starting at 8 p.m. Sunday. Vehicles parked on a street with a 4-inch rule in Milwaukee must be moved by 9 p.m.
For parking information for a specific Milwaukee address or street, go to www.mpw.milwaukee.gov/services/parking_regs or call (414) 286-2489.
Victim of I-43 crash was West Allis woman
Authorities have identified the victim of a rollover accident on Interstate 43 at Highway 100 Sunday morning.
The driver of the vehicle, Tammy Gawlitta, 39, of West Allis, was ejected from the passenger side window of her Dodge Durango and was trapped underneath in a ditch, according to the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Department. Two passers-by lifted the vehicle off its side and pushed it upright before performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation on Gawlitta. »Read Full Article
Coast Guard rescues dog that fell through ice in Sturgeon Bay
A dog was rescued Sunday morning by the Coast Guard after falling through ice on Lake Michigan while chasing a goose.
The dog's owner called Door County authorities around 9 a.m. when she saw her pup fall through the ice in Sturgeon Bay. A Door County 911 dispatcher contacted the Coast Guard station in Sturgeon Bay, which sent out its ice rescue team within 10 minutes. By 9:20 Coast Guard rescuers were on the scene helping the wet and frightened dog out of the frigid water. »Read Full Article
Most Wisconsin nursing homes meet mandate to boost fire safety
A federal mandate to improve fire safety at nursing homes has led to beefed-up protection for some of Wisconsin's most vulnerable residents, with most of the affected nursing homes in the state making the necessary, and expensive, renovations within the past five years to comply.
Regulations set in 2008 by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services gave nursing homes an Aug. 13, 2013, deadline to comply with stronger rules regarding fire sprinklers. Failure to meet the deadline carried the risk of losing Medicare and Medicaid funds. »Read Full Article
Snow makes mess of southeast Wisconsin roads, with crashes widespread
Drivers who braved the snowy, slick conditions Sunday on southeast Wisconsin's highways got nowhere fast — with crash after crash and pileup after pileup causing road closures, traffic delays and at least two deaths.
Crashes were reported across the region on virtually all major thoroughfares, and the extent of some of the pileups was staggering. »Read Full Article
In fundraising letter, Mary Burke launches attack on Gov. Scott Walker
If you were hoping the upcoming gubernatorial race was going to be a cerebral discussion of the issues most important to Wisconsin voters, there's only one question for you:
What were you thinking? »Read Full Article
Bill would require warrants for law enforcement tracking of cellphones
Madison — With new technology bringing new concerns for civil liberties, an uncommonly bipartisan group of state lawmakers is seeking to require warrants before police use citizens' cellphones to track their movements.
Their bill — backed by some of the Assembly's most conservative and liberal members — would create a legal framework for state and local police seeking to pin down a suspect electronically, putting in place uniform rules that would still allow officers to act quickly in an emergency. »Read Full Article
Christmas tree, Festivus pole share spotlight at Wisconsin Capitol
Madison — Where do a 30-foot Christmas tree, a nativity-like scene that mocks religion and a Festivus pole peacefully coexist?
The rotunda of the Wisconsin Capitol. »Read Full Article
2 dead, 1 injured in altercation in northwest Wisconsin home
Iron River — Authorities in northwestern Wisconsin are investigating the deaths of two people at a residence in Iron River.
A statement from the Iron River Police Department says the Bayfield County Sheriff's Office responded to a 911 call reporting an altercation in progress about 6:15 p.m. Saturday. Deputies found a man and woman dead in the home. Another man was found injured in the residence and was taken to a hospital. »Read Full Article
Sen. Kathleen Vinehout injured in I-94 crash
State Sen. Kathleen Vinehout, a likely candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor, was injured in a crash Sunday morning on I-94 in Racine County, her staff confirmed on her Facebook page.
Vinehout (D-Alma) was traveling to Milwaukee, the Progressive first reported, citing a member of Vinehout's staff. Vinehout had just canceled events in Racine and Kenosha as a snowstorm hit the region. »Read Full Blog Post
At least 1 dead in series of crashes on southeast Wisconsin highways
Dangerous conditions are wreaking havoc on southeast Wisconsin's snow-covered highways, with at least one person dead and several interstates facing lane closures.
"Road conditions are extremely slippery and dangerous," the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office advised Sunday. »Read Full Article
Senate Dems push Obama nominees, GOP bides time
WASHINGTON (AP) Fresh from shackling the traditional blocking ability of the Senate's minority party, Democrats are ready to muscle through President Barack Obama's nominees for pivotal judgeships and other top jobs.
Despite last month's Democratic power play, Senate Republicans retain the power to slow, though not derail, Obama's appointments. »Read Full Article
Sheboygan house fire under investigation
The Sheboygan Fire Department is investigating the cause of a fire Saturday evening at a residence at 514 N. 6th St.
Firefighters responded to an emergency call at 7:07 p.m. and found smoke in the first-floor living room coming from inside a wall, acting shift commander Ken Moliter said. Firefighters removed exterior siding to extinguish smoldering embers.
No injuries were reported, and residents were able to return to their home. Damage is estimated at $5,000, according to Moliter.
Overnight fire destroys Germantown cabin
An early Sunday morning fire destroyed a cabin on Pioneer Road in the Village of Germantown, Police Lt. Brian Henning said.
Firefighters and police responded to an emergency call at 12:09 a.m. and found the residence at W16547 Pioneer Road engulfed in flames, Henning said.
The cause of the fire is unknown, and no damage estimates are available at this time.
Suspects arrested in robbery, assault at Fond du Lac County home
Two men from the Milwaukee area are in custody as suspects in an armed robbery and shooting at 12:50 a.m. Sunday at a Fond du Lac County residence.
A woman at the home on Double D Road in the Town of Auburn was assaulted during the robbery, Fond du Lac County Sheriff's Captain Rick Olig said. She was treated at St. Agnes Hospital and released. »Read Full Article
1 month on, progress in Philippine typhoon zone
TACLOBAN, Philippines (AP) The government is back at work, and markets are laden with fruits, pork, fish and bread. Shredded trees are sprouting new leaves. Above all, the sounds of a city getting back on its feet fill the air: the roar of trucks hauling debris, the scrape of shovel along pavement, the ping of hammer on nails.
One month since Typhoon Haiyan, signs of progress in this shattered Philippine city are mixed with reminders of the scale of the disaster and the challenges ahead: Bodies are still being uncovered from beneath the debris. Tens of thousands are living amid the ruins of their former lives, underneath shelters made from scavenged materials and handouts. »Read Full Article
PolitiFact: Testing claim on Walton family wealth vs. American families
New today from PolitiFact Wisconsin:
We check a claim by the liberal advocacy group One Wisconsin Now that the Wal-Mart Walton family's wealth equals the wealth of the bottom 42% of American families.
After you read the item and check our rating, come back here and share your views.
Nets' Brook Lopez scores 32 to dominate Bucks
Brook Lopez is a legitimate big man.
Think Dwight Howard big. DeMarcus Cousins big. Roy Hibbert big. »Read Full Article
Waverly Consort tells Christmas story in music from Middle Ages
The Waverly Consort presented a little over an hour of serenity Saturday, performing dramatic Christmas music of the Middle Ages at the St. Joseph Center Chapel.
Presented by Early Music Now, the ensemble performed "The Christmas Story As Told in the Music of the Middle Ages." The program, which the group has been performing since 1980, has become a trademark for the ensemble. »Read Full Article
Three connected to Whitewater church convicted of sexually assaulting children
Over the past nine months, three men who worshipped at Kettle Moraine Baptist Church in Whitewater have pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting children, the Janesville Gazette reports.
Kathleen Vinehout, sounding even more like a candidate for governor
Recent news reports indicate that state Sen. Kathleen Vinehout (D-Alma) is leaning heavily toward running for governor.
How likely is it? Let's listen in as she chats with folks at a Waukesha home, according to a video posted Friday on YouTube. »Read Full Blog Post
ATF uses rogue tactics in storefront stings across nation
Aaron Key wasn't sure he wanted a tattoo on his neck. Especially one of a giant squid smoking a joint.
But the guys running Squid's Smoke Shop in Portland, Ore., convinced him: It would be a perfect way to promote their store. »Read Full Article
Winter weather advisory for Sunday afternoon until Monday morning
The snow you've been hearing about the past several days?
Yeah, it's still coming. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, combined choruses usher in holiday season
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra presented festive holiday greetings Friday evening, filling the Uihlein Hall stage to the brim with instrumentalists and vocalists.
Stuart Chafetz, former resident conductor of the MSO, led the combined forces of the MSO, the MSO Chorus, Milwaukee Children's Choir, Milwaukee Youth Chorale and Milwaukee Handbell Ensemble through a program of Christmas and Hanukkah tunes. »Read Full Article
Some Wisconsin Supreme Court justices urging senators to support amendment
Madison — State Supreme Court Justice Patience Roggensack contacted Republican state senators urging support of an amendment to the state constitution that could put her in charge of Wisconsin's high court.
Justice Michael Gableman also called at least one senator's office in support of changing the 124-year-old provision of the constitution that awards the job of chief justice to the most senior member of the court. »Read Full Article
New program to award scholarships to children of inmates
A new program is funding scholarships for the children of adults who are incarcerated.
The Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service has a story.
For Scott Walker, immediate goal is winning re-election in 2014
For Gov. Scott Walker, this has turned out to be a pivotal political year.
With a book to pitch and a story to tell, he raised his national profile and joined the ranks of potential Republican Party presidential contenders for 2016. »Read Full Article
Wisconsin steps up efforts to court businesses in northern Illinois
Wisconsin economic development officials are rolling out new campaigns to lure northern Illinois businesses across the state line.
The Milwaukee 7 economic development organization recently organized a plan to recruit manufacturers near O'Hare International Airport, and a Beloit economic development group is making pitches to Illinois food processors and manufacturers to move to the Gateway Business Park, just north of the state line. »Read Full Article
Kenosha alderman denies placing glue in colleague's vehicle door lock
Kenosha Ald. G. John Ruffolo has denied allegations that he placed glue in a colleague's vehicle door lock in the Municipal Building parking lot last year, according to the Kenosha News.
Ruffolo said Friday he is looking forward to his day in court against Ald. Patrick Juliana.
Ruffolo's comments came as Juliana filed his first response to a defamation suit Ruffolo filed against Juliana in October, the newspaper said.
Assault trial for billionaire Curt Johnson on hold
A Jan. 6 trial date for billionaire Curt Johnson has been canceled as a result of pending legal issues, the Racine Journal Times reports.
The heir to the Johnson family household products fortune was charged in March 2011 with repeated sexual assault of the same child for allegedly molesting a teenage girl.
The Racine County case has been on hold for two years while both sides have appealed a series of court rulings.
Prices still dropping for Sunday's Packers game at Lambeau Field
Ticket-search engine SeatGeek reported Saturday that tickets for Sunday's Atlanta Falcons vs. Green Bay Packers game at Lambeau Field are now selling for an average of just $49 apiece on the secondary market.
That's down 23% from the $64 average SeatGeek was seeing on the market earlier in the week. Obviously, the fact that quarterback Aaron Rodgers is officially out for the game depressed ticket prices further.
SeatGeek officials say tickets can be had for as little as $30 apiece. And on this offer on eBay, you can score some very nice seats at the 50-yard line for $70 apiece.
UW workmanlike in outlasting Marquette
Madison — The outcome of the 120th meeting between Wisconsin and rival Marquette wasn't decided by an explosive scoring run.
No individual dominated play Saturday afternoon at the Kohl Center. »Read Full Article
Scott Walker honors Pearl Harbor survivors
During a memorial ceremony Saturday to commemorate the Dec. 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, Gov. Scott Walker met with four Wisconsinites who survived the attack 72 years ago.
The ceremony took place at the Wisconsin Veterans Home in King, according to a news release from Walker's office. »Read Full Article
Groups plan protest at MMAC for education 'Day of Action'
Public school advocates and teachers union members are planning an unusual event Monday afternoon that will entail singing holiday "education carols" at the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce and delivering an anti-holiday card to President Tim Sheehy, according to several notices.
The event is scheduled to coincide with a national education "Day of Action" on Dec. 9. The effort has been organized by a coalition of education, labor, civic and civil rights groups and spearheaded by the American Federation of Teachers to fight what participants see as corporation-influenced school reform. »Read Full Blog Post
Quasimondo takes darkly humorous look at American life in 'Americlown'
In the first of 14 skits composing "Americlown" — a provocative and original production from Quasimondo Milwaukee Physical Theatre's Brian Rott and Jessi Miller — we watch the cast impersonate young schoolchildren, awakening to the magic of language as they painstakingly spell out a word, with awe and mystery in their eyes.
That word is pledge, and within seconds this slightly discombobulated troupe of innocents has been whipped into shape, becoming a regimented cadre. Eyes blazing with hate, they defiantly shout allegiance to the flag while marching off to war. »Read Full Article
Madison business selling snuggles closes after just 3 weeks
A Madison company that overcame a number of hurdles to open a business selling $60-an-hour cuddles has closed, according to an online post from The Snuggle House.
"The Snuggle House is Officially Closed — for good," said a post on the company's Facebook page. "For those people who supported us, thank you. Snuggle on!" »Read Full Article
Kacey Musgraves shows she has down-home standards at Rave
Friday night at the Rave, Kacey Musgraves was a woman on the verge of...many things.
She was on the verge of multiple Grammy nominations: As the nominations were being announced in Los Angeles, Musgraves updated the Milwaukee crowd on how she was up for best new artist, best country album and best country song (twice in the latter category). »Read Full Article
Cranberry supplies trounce demand, sending price down
Trouble has arrived by the bog-full in Wisconsin's cranberry country.
Supplies of the bright red fruit have trounced demand, sending prices paid to independent growers falling to levels not seen in more than a decade, industry watchers say. »Read Full Article
Grants aim to boost companies' computing opportunities
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. and Mason Wells, a Milwaukee-based private equity firm, will put $500,000 into a year-long pilot project that gives grants to at least five small- and medium-sized companies to take advantage of high-performance computing opportunities.
Companies chosen to receive Computational Science Challenge Grants will receive as much as $50,000 to pay for computing and related services from the Milwaukee Institute. The grants will be funded by $250,000 from WEDC. »Read Full Article
Blue Mound, Mayfair retail areas receiving a burst in investment
For those who shop till they drop, the retail areas centered on Blue Mound and Mayfair roads in Milwaukee's western suburbs are shaping up as the promised land.
By the holiday shopping season of 2015 — if all plans are realized — those areas will include The Corners, a retail center anchored by a Von Maur department store; an expanded Brookfield Square mall; a Nordstrom department store at Mayfair, and Nordstrom Rack and other stores at The Mayfair Collection shopping center. »Read Full Article
New American CEO seeks to top $1 billion goal
Dallas — Doug Parker, poised to lead the new American Airlines Group, wants to beat a $1 billion goal for added revenue and savings in the AMR Corp.-US Airways Group merger and is about to start meshing frequent-flier plans.
"I'm hoping it's a number we can exceed," Parker, who is now chief executive officer at US Airways, said in an interview at American's headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas. "It's not easy. It's not a given by any means." »Read Full Article
Money managers plan to place their bets in U.S., Europe
New York — Following the Standard & Poor's 500 index's record high in November, will stocks continue their ascent amid what's likely to be lackluster global expansion in 2014? In September, the Federal Reserve's unexpected delay in tapering its stimulus program whipsawed debt markets. Where should bond investors go for returns?
We asked money managers where they're placing their bets in the United States, Europe and emerging markets for 2014. Overall, they see more chances to make money in the U.S. and Europe, if you avoid the land mines, than in emerging markets. »Read Full Article


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A high-performance jacket for tough winter road riding. Originally launched in 2004 – and part of the Rapha range ever since – today it is acknowledged as the world's finest road riding jacket. Conceived as an all-day outer shell that was windproof, highly breathable (and didn't involve fluorescent Lycra), the jacket has won numerous plaudits and the latest incarnation includes improved cuff bindings. Versatile enough to be worn in all but the warmest conditions, if you're looking for the one Rapha product to start restocking your riding wardrobe, this is it.
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- Body: Softshell (polyester 81%, spandex 10%, Hytrel® membrane 9%)
- Shoulder pad: Cordura® (Silver colourway); Rubber (Black colourway)
- Highly breathable
- Water resistant
- 100% windproof
- Side-panel construction
- Rear cargo pockets
- Rubberized shoulder pad
- Discreet zipped underarm vents
- Reflective piping
- Drop down rear storm flap with saddle grip
- Offset zip
- Bite grip
- Drawcord with friction locks
- Cable routing loops
Care instructions
- Machine wash cool 30°
- Wash dark colours separately
- Do not use fabric softeners
- Tumble dry cool: 1 dot
- Cool iron: 1 dot
- Do not bleach
- Do not dry clean
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The Myanmar government, which has freed hundreds of detainees in recent years, is setting up a committee to look into releasing political prisoners after long refusing to admit they were being held in the Southeast Asian country's jails.
President Thein Sein, whose government has introduced a string of political reforms that have led to improved ties with Western nations, has ordered the establishment of the committee to define the term "political prisoner" and review relevant cases, authorities said Thursday.
Myanmar is gradually emerging from decades of authoritarian military rule that resulted in internal oppression and international isolation.
Thein Sein, a former military official, has overseen the introduction of greater political freedoms, peace talks with ethnic rebels and the successful participation of pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi and her party in legislative elections.
Western governments have responded by easing economic sanctions and stepping up diplomatic ties. In November, President Barack Obama became the first sitting U.S. president to visit Myanmar, giving a powerful symbolic nod to its fledgling reforms.
Doubts still remain about the commitment to lasting reform by officials in Myanmar, also known as Burma, in the light of sectarian unrest in the western state of Rakhine, recent fighting between the military and ethnic rebels in Kachin, and a heavy crackdown on protesters outside a copper mine project.
A stumbling block in talks
One stumbling block the Myanmar government has come up against in talks with other political parties and governments is its refusal to use the term "political prisoner" to describe some of those behind bars, according to Ye Htut, a spokesman for the president.
"We cannot negotiate because of this term," he said by phone. "That's why President Thein Sein instructed to form this committee to find the definition."
The government, which pledged to set up such a mechanism during Obama's visit, says it hopes the committee will include representatives from other political parties and groups representing political prisoners.
The Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP), a prisoner rights and support group, said the government had invited it to help with the committee's work.
The initiative is "a good sign," said Bo Kyi, joint secretary of AAPP, which is run by former political prisoners. But he added that "we have to wait and see until more political prisoners are released."
Hundreds believed to still be in prison
Aung San Suu Kyi spent many years under house arrest before authorities released her in 2011. And a lot of members of her party, the National League for Democracy, were imprisoned under the military junta.
The new committee will try to determine the the number of political prisoners being held in Myanmar, Ye Htut said, noting that the government had received different estimates from different organizations.
"The president also wants to release more political prisoners to implement national reconciliation," he added.
As many as several hundred political prisoners remain behind bars in Myanmar, Human Rights Watch, a U.S.-based advocacy group, said in a report last week.
Furthermore, it said, "freed political prisoners face restrictions on travel and education, and lack adequate psychosocial support."
Asked if he would visit political prisoners around Myanmar, Bo Kyi of AAPP said he would rather "see my colleagues outside, not in the jails."


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Eagle Watching at Starved Rock State Park
You don't have to travel north to see these majestic birds of prey. Thousands of eagles migrate south from Canada during the winter and Illinois is one of the homes of the greatest population of wintering bald eagles. The Starved Rock Lodge in Utica offers a "Bald Eagle Trolley Tour" in January and February on Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Viewing birds from the Veranda at the Starved Rock Lodge is good as well. Dress warmly though. This great viewing spot is right outside the doors of the Great Room. If you'd like some exercise, take a hike on one of the trails at the Starved Rock State Park. One trail begins right at the Veranda. For a birds eye view, hike to the top of the Rock. Another popular event is "Eagle Watch Weekend" with activites both at the Starved Rock Lodge and the Illinois Waterway Visitors Center.
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In January and February ride the trolley from Starved Rock Lodge to the Illinois Waterway Visitor Center for bald eagle viewing and an educational program. Includes lunch during the week and brunch on Sunday in the Main Dining Room.
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See and smell hundreds of feet of walls covered in Autumn Clematis; followed by punch served in Luther Hall. The event runs from 10:00am- 5:00pm.
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Come see the most magnificent Eagle watch event out there, Hosted by the Illinois Auduborn Society. Starved Rock Lodge will have free lectures and exhibits on "Birds of Prey". The real shows are the eagle's, which can be viewed comfortably from the Veranda, so bring your binoculars! There will also be raptor awareness presentations by the World Bird Sanctuary. Seating is limited so come early and be ready to amazed. Eagle watching and programs will also be held at the Illinois Waterway Visitors Center.
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The BIG EAST Tournament is one of the most exciting weeks in college sports, and there's no better way to enjoy it than by getting together with fellow St. John's alumni and friends! Join us for this special reception during the tournament, prior to the Johnnies' game against Villanova, allowing you to mix and mingle with friends and former classmates while we raffle off some very cool prizes.
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A proud member of a family steeped in military tradition, Andrew Lyons '82SVC, '97G originally came to St. John's University because of its acclaimed Army ROTC program. "I had always wanted to join the United States Army, but my father — who went in as an enlisted man — encouraged me to get my degree and go in as an officer." Now a Lieutenant Colonel, Lyons has spent 28 years in the army — 12 on active duty and 16 in the reserves.
Lt. Col. Lyons has also spent 22 years at St. John's, currently as Associate Director of the University Freshman Center. He is part of a three-generation ROTC tradition. His father-in-law, Colonel Jim Rafferty, is the former Professor of Military Science at St. John's ROTC, and his oldest son, Captain Andrew A. Lyons III '04C, received his army commission from the program.
Both father and son were briefly deployed together in Iraq, their tours overlapping by three months. Although they were in separate units, Lt. Col. Lyons, who served as an advisor to the Iraqi army, was able to visit his son frequently. "I traveled all over the country, while my son was assigned to the 10th Mountain Division out of Camp Victory," he said. "I would fly in and visit him there."
Capt. Lyons spent two tours of duty in Iraq as an evacuation team and medical platoon leader. He said their time there was a great opportunity to show support for St. John's ROTC and the University as a whole. "We're both very proud of that," Capt. Lyons said.
ROTC Program Provides Focus
ROTC at St. John's has enjoyed a proud tradition for more than 40 years, annually producing an average of 12 lieutenants for the US Army, Army Reserve and the National Guard. Last year, St. John's Red Storm Battalion received the 2010 MacArthur Award, which recognizes exceptional performance among university battalions.
While his military family history initially led him to St. John's, Lt. Col. Lyons stressed that joining ROTC was what kept him in school. "It gave me focus. I knew I had an endgame. I knew this was something I wanted to do, and even if I didn't stay in the army it was a set of experiences I wanted to have. How many people can say that when they graduate, they're an officer in the army?"
Following eight years of active duty, Lt. Col. Lyons returned to St. John's in 1990 as an ROTC instructor. He taught for three years before entering the reserves. Lt. Col. Lyons accepted a full-time position at the University in the Office of Student Financial Services in 1994, and from there he was selected to join the Office of Retention, now the University Freshman Center.
When his reserve unit was called up in 2004, Lt. Col. Lyons said, Rev. Donald J. Harrington, C.M., President of St. John's, personally wished him well. In Iraq, Lt. Col. Lyons served as an instructor for the army's Command and General Staff College, teaching Iraqi officers how to do staff work and plan operations. "Our job was to train their army and bring them up to speed."
Describing his military experience as "an adventure," Lt. Col. Lyons, who also served in South Korea for one year, said that ROTC training gives students a unique perspective when they graduate. "The amount of training young officers receive, and the responsibility they're given, just doesn't happen in the outside world. You're thrown into things a lot faster, being responsible for a platoon of 15 to 20 men at 21 – 22 years of age."
Like his father, Capt. Lyons credited the University for his successful military service. "I can honestly say that it completely changed my life. At first, I didn't think the army would be a career for me. ROTC taught me how to work with people." The experience also added a new dimension to his relationship with his father. "My dad is definitely a mentor to me."
Looking back on it now, Capt. Lyons concluded, "if it wasn't for those experiences, I wouldn't be the person I am today."


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As Newt Gingrich laid out his ideas for the future of the Republican Party on Saturday, a light bulb appeared next to his head -- quite literally.
The former House speaker and 2012 presidential candidate brought the light bulb and a wax candle as props to the Conservative Political Action Conference.
"Now the whole of Washington in both parties are prisoners of the past. They are trapped in the ideas and technology and mindset," Gingrich said. "They're all trapped in the age of candles."
He called on the conservatives gathered just outside Washington at the annual conference to consider big ideas -- akin to moving from the age of candles to embrace the light bulb -- both for the GOP and the country.
"We stand today on the edge of a great future, but Washington is blind to it in both parties," he said.
Gingrich said the Republican National Committee's post-mortem on the 2012 election to be released next week is a first step forward for the party.
"The changes we need are vastly bigger and vastly deeper," he said.
And he suggested his role in the party's future would involve what he described as university-style courses, perhaps similar to those he offered at the Republican National Convention this summer. He also suggested earlier that he would have taught online from the White House had he been elected president.
Gingrich, a convert to Catholicism, also invoked the new Roman Catholic pope, who he said can inspire U.S. political leaders to more deeply consider the poor and issue of abortion.
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Police refute that charges dropped against Longhorns
San Antonio police have not dropped charges against two Texas Longhorns football players despite a report from one of the player's attorney.
Jordan Hicks and Case McCoy are being investigated in a sexual assault case stemming from an incident that is alleged to have occurred on Dec. 28 in San Antonio. The Austin American-Statesman reported on Wednesday that Hicks' attorney, Perry Minton, said on Tuesday that the charges had been dropped and the case was closed.
"I just got off the phone with the police a few minutes ago," Minton told the newspaper. "Jordan's family is very pleased, and he's ready to get back to school and get back to football."
But on Wednesday afternoon, a San Antonio Police Department spokesman told the American-Statesman that the case has not been closed.
"In light of the media inquiries into the allegation of a sexual assault that took place in the early morning hours of December 28, 2012, in the downtown area, the San Antonio Police Department's SVU (Special Victims Unit) is still reviewing the case."
Hicks and McCoy were suspended for the Alamo Bowl but Minton told the newspaper the two had done nothing wrong after meeting a woman at a club and going back to her hotel room.
"I've talked to more witnesses in that bar than you can shake a stick at, and there never was any indication to me or anybody else that Jordan Hicks or Case McCoy did anything inappropriate," Minton said.
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Classic Car Events: December 2013
There are classic car events held up and down the country on an incredibly regular basis, with almost every weekend packed to the rafters with options which draw attendees from far and wide. If you want to get involved in something which is local to your area or based on a national scale then you can quickly search to find an appropriate classic car event.
While many classic car events are held domestically and draw visitors and participants from across the globe, there are some which have even more ambition and involve taking enthusiasts on tours to Europe and further afield. These are for the truly committed and will allow you to reap the rewards of a good time and some camaraderie with likeminded individuals.
Classic car events can be dedicated to a single manufacturer or model, while others are more diverse and open to all comers. Restrictions on the age of a vehicle can help you define whether or not yours is classified as suitable. Some will require that participants make a payment to gain entry, while a select few may be free, although these are less common as organisation and venue costs can pile up and there is often a charitable cause which will be the beneficiary of any surplus fees.
Some classic car events allow drivers not just to stick their stationary vehicles on show but to actually put them to the test on the race track or over a rally-style timed course. Speed is not always as important as consistency and these events can help bring classic cars to life and revisit their glory days.


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