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The Veterans Affairs Department is creating an acquisition cadre to work on complex projects. Glenn Haggstrom, VA's principal executive director of the Office of Acquisition, Logistics, and Construction, said the goal is to match experts with the needs across the department.
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District refutes blog that Poplar Creek school would get all of Glen Park's students
A letter to Poplar Creek Elementary School parents seeks to ease fears that school would be deluged with 180 students if Glen Park Elementary School closes.
Poplar Creek parents were apparently upset by a blog written by the Save Our Schools group of Glen Park parents who oppose the potential closing of the New Berlin school. Many parents also apparently received the blog in email form.
In making the statement that 180 Glen Park children could end up at Poplar Creek, the blog said it was quoting an option in the recent facilities study that consultant IFF did for the New Berlin School Board.
But in the rebuttal letter issued before the weekend and signed by the principal and assistant principal, the administrators flatly denied that assertion.
"…That has never been considered or discussed by us, our district administrators, nor the board as a whole," the letter reads in part. "We certainly would certainly never support such a plan."» Read Full Article
Muskego — The Muskego Police Department last week opened enrollment in a new voluntary program designed to increase the safety and security of residents with special needs.
The purpose of the program is to identify children and adults with special needs. Having prior knowledge of a person's special needs, such as autism, hearing impairment, emotional or behavioral impairment, limited cognitive and communicative abilities or dementia will help police and emergency personnel resolve calls more effectively and safely, police said.
The program is called M-S.N.A.P., which stands for the Muskego Special Needs Awareness Program. There also is a senior component for those at least 65 years old. It's called M- S.N.A.P. Silver.
The program was inspired by a difference in the way children and adults are cared for now.
"We noticed in the last several years more and more families choosing to care for loved ones in the home," said Lt. David Constantineau.» Read Full Article
Preps football photos of the week: Sept. 19
Big conference games and intercity rivalries were a big part of high school football as the season continued in Week 5 on Sept. 19.
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Tosa West rushes to 31-10 win over Eisenhower
Wauwatosa West rushed for 379 yards and four touchdowns, and the defense didn't allow a touchdown as the Trojans rolled to a 31-10 victory over New Berlin Eisenhower on Sept. 19 at home.
The Trojans improved to 1-2 in the Woodland West Division and 3-2 overall, while the Lions fell to 1-2 and 2-3 overall.
West's star running back senior Demaris Purifoy rushed for 216 yards on 20 carries (10.8 average) and two touchdowns, while junior Truman Tyson ran for 61 yards in 7 carries (8.7) and a score. Sophomore Paris Howell added 60 yards on 11 carries (5.5) and a TD.
"I'm super happy," Howell said. "Our team came out, executed, did what we needed to do. I love playing with Demaris. He is one of the elite backs. Whenever I get the ball, he blocks for me. Whenever he gets the ball, I block for him. He's just a real dynamic player."
West coach Matt Good knows that both Howell and Tyson will have to play a role the rest of the way as teams try to stop Purifoy.» Read Full Article
All escape from devastating duplex fire in Muskego
All those living in a two-family Muskego duplex escaped a fire that engulfed the side-by-side structure about 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 17.
One resident was treated for smoke inhalation and released at the scene.
The blaze was in the 14900 block of West Cornell Circle in Muskego. The Tess Corners Volunteer Fire Department was assisted by firefighters from New Berlin, Franklin, Vernon and Hales Corners.
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
New Berlin schools "exceed expectations" on state report card
All six schools in the New Berlin School District increased their scores from 2013 to 2014 on the state-issued District and School Report Cards while six Muskego-Norway schools improved and two lost some ground.
All the New Berlin schools exceeded expectations and once again Elmwood Elementary School was in the "significantly exceeded expectations" category, as it was last year.
Two Muskego schools significantly exceeded expectations, five exceeded expectations and one met expectations.
The District and School Report Cards issued last week by the state Department of Public Instruction are intended to offer a better picture of how well individual schools prepare students to graduate ready for college and career.
Overall scores are based on four priority areas, each with its own rating of 0 to 100.» Read Full Article
City would pay $1.2 million to man shot by cops in home
The City of Milwaukee would pay $1.2 million to a Franklin man shot by city police in his home in 2006 during a SWAT team's forced entry and search of the residence, under a proposed settlement to be considered Tuesday by the Common Council.
Settlement negotiations were set in motion last November when a federal jury hearing the man's lawsuit against the city found that a police detective lied on a search warrant affidavit requesting the "no knock" warrant. A court commissioner approved the warrant allowing a SWAT team to break into the home of Richard Betker.
Betker was injured by police gunfire and suffered permanent disability, including the loss of a finger, in the August 2006 incident. Betker and his wife, Sharon, sued the city in federal court in 2008, claiming police violated their constitutional rights, specifically the fourth amendment's prohibition against unreasonable searches and seizures. The couple's attorney called it a home invasion.
City Attorney Grant Langley has advised the Common Council to approve the settlement. This week, the council's Judiciary & Legislation Committee unanimously endorsed the proposal. The Finance & Personnel Committee on Wednesday unanimously approved a resolution to borrow the funds.
The officer in the incident, Detective Rodolfo Gomez Jr., got a tip in August 2006 about illegal weapons in the Betker home.» Read Full Article
Muskego duplex fire displaces residents
A fire displaced several residents of a duplex in Muskego on Wednesday.
Muskego police and Tess Corners firefighters were called to the W14900 block of Cornell Circle at 11:34 a.m. Firefighters from New Berlin, Franklin, Vernon and Hales Corners also were summoned to the fire.
All residents were evacuated before firefighters arrived and one resident was treated for smoke inhalation. The Red Cross is assisting the residents. The origin and cause of the fire remain under investigation.
Preps football photos of the week: Sept. 12
The football season continued in Week 4 with colder-than-normal weather and spotty precipitation Sept. 12.
Now Newspapers and Lake Country Publications compiled the best photos shared on social media featuring teams from our coverage area, predominantly in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
Here's the best sights and sounds from Week 4.
Proposed school purchase clears major hurdle in New Berlin
The way appears to be clear for the Heritage Christian Schools to operate out of the former Glen Park Elementary School in New Berlin as early as next fall.
The New Berlin Plan Commission on Wednesday unanimously approved site and operations plans for the school. But that approval came only after intense work between the architect and the city to make sure there would be enough on-site parking.
Now school officials will firm up their initial financing approval and will buy the school from the New Berlin school District for $1.75 million. School officials said they expect Glen Park will be ready for the high and middle school students by next fall. A large high school addition is planned for the north side of the building.
The elementary children, now at two separate locations in New Berlin and Brookfield, will move in later.
Milwaukee man charged with homicide in car chase ending in shooting
A 19-year-old Milwaukee man was charged Monday with killing a man with a gunshot to the head during what a witness said was car chase sparked by a heroin deal gone bad.
Daven Dodson is charged with one count of first-degree reckless homicide, use of a dangerous weapon; one count of recklessly endangering safety, use of a dangerous weapon; and one count of possession of firearm by a felon.
If convicted on all counts, he faces 92 years in prison.
According to a criminal complaint:
A witness told police that on Sept. 3rd, he and another man, Joel Michael Dammann, parked their car behind the Milwaukee Airport Inn in the 1700 block of W. Layton Ave. Dammann, the witness said, gave Dodson money in return for drugs, and the witness and Dammann then drove away.» Read Full Article
Cleveland-Calhoun project in New Berlin delayed a year
A project to improve the Cleveland Avenue intersection with Calhoun Road has been delayed until 2015, according to a letter from Allison Bussler, county director of public works, to New Berlin Mayor Dave Ament.
The project was to begin this month and end in October. But the county received only one bid for the work, which was more than $650,000 higher than the county engineer's estimate and beyond the county's available budget. The project had already been scaled down from a previous plan, but the bid was almost equal to the original estimated cost, Bussler said.
Bussler said the short timeline late in the construction season may be part of the reason only one bid came in. The county will rebid the project in January and push construction ahead to next summer.
Preps football photos of the week: Sept. 5
The football season calendar rolled along to September, and some teams faced off against familiar opponents on Sept. 5.
Now Newspapers and Lake Country Publications compiled the best photos shared on social media featuring teams from our coverage area, predominantly in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
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Botched snaps, big rally help Ike stun West
New Berlin Eisenhower rallied from a 21-10 deficit to defeat New Berlin West, 22-21, on Friday before a packed house at Eisenhower. But it took two botched field goal attempts to assure the win in the final 5 seconds.
Junior running back Jordan Canady scored on a 4-yard touchdown run with 2 minutes, 43 seconds left in the game to give the Lions the 1-point lead in the annual battle of crosstown rivals.
West ran the kick back to the 32-yard line, then Max Meleski ran 20 yards up the middle of the field. On 3rd and 8 yards to go on Ike's 46, West quarterback John Kozlowski hit Xavier Rodriguez with a 22-yard pass between two Ike defenders, and Rodriguez raced to the 24 yard line.
West moved to the 9-yard line on a run by Kozlowski and a pass to Eric Kennedy, then Kozlowski fumbled the snap from center.
With 5 seconds left, West lined up and attempted a 27-yard field goal by Terry Gress, who stepped into the kicking role when Nate Erhmann was lost with an injury in the first game of the year. Gress was 1-for-2 in extra points in the game.» Read Full Article
Muskego runs wild on Waukesha South, putting a damper on Blackshirts' home opener
Ryan Borton and the rest of the Muskego rushing attack was simply too much for Waukesha South.
Behind 236 yards rushing and five touchdowns, the Warriors' senior running back led Muskego to a 63-28 victory over Waukesha South on Friday night to put a damper on South's home opener at its new football complex.
Five of Borton's eight rushing attempts went for touchdowns, with three of them being more than 60 yards. Overall, Borton averaged a staggering 29.5 yards per carry.
James Schwabe was no slouch, either.
The Muskego senior rushed for 123 yards on just 10 attempts and scored two touchdowns. His touchdown runs went for 60 and 25 yards.» Read Full Article
Little Muskego Lake project back with lower density
After Muskego refused to allow a high-density home/condominium project on the shores of Little Muskego Lake, the developer is back with a proposal that he says is the medium density that the city wants.
Michael Dillworth of Ener-Con Companies, Greenfield, has proposed five garden homes and a 12-unit multifamily building for Janesville Road just east of Pioneer Drive.
The city's definition of medium density is 2.99 living units per acre and as submitted the project density would be three units per acre.
A public hearing is slated before the Muskego Common Council for Tuesday, Sept. 23, with Plan Commission review on Tuesday, Oct. 7. The plan could go to the Common Council as soon as Oct. 14.


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Submitted by Zabby | February 27 2013 | Permalink
I couldn't agree more. I recently had a similar situation with a house guest who gave my dog scraps. She asked after the fact if it was okay and I said it was fine this once, but would prefer she didn't do it anymore. Yet she continued to give them... I requested again that she refrain, but to no avail. I finally had to get a bit in her face about it before she finally quit handouts. I understand wanting a dog to like you, but please people, always ask the owner first!
Submitted by Libby | May 31 2013 | Permalink
I agree with you, Please people, ask the owner 1st before you give table scraps. Most owners will allow it because they do it themselves, witch is so bad for your dog. Dog food then will not be eaten because they prefer people food. I however don't allow that., They eat their own food NOT OURS, and they get their TREATS along with training. I don't let others at Parks to feed my dogs treats do to the fact that they ar alway in training and my treats are for training.
Certainly not without asking permission first! And I certainly see your point about the inability to recall your dog when he's getting a free meal!
I don't have a dog with any dietary issues and I know it gives people lots of pleasure to give him treats because he is so mannerly. Ask my permission and I'll happily tell you to go ahead. Please, do not give him treats without asking. Not asking is simply rude and inconsiderate. I've taught my dog good manners the least you can do is exhibit your own good manners.
I definitely agree! My dog has some minor resource guarding issues around unfamiliar dogs- and our dog park has it listed in the rules that you cannot bring treats into the park. Regardless, people bring treats in, but if they treat my dog without asking, she can get pretty defensive and it ruins our whole trip! She has never harmed another dog, but if it involves treats, she will growl, which then makes the other dog owners nervous and angry. But the thing is, she's otherwise fine with other dogs- just don't give her a treat!
Submitted by Methadras | February 27 2013 | Permalink
All people have to do is ask, it's my dog, so let me decide whether I think the treat is worthy or not. Outside of dietary/behavioral issues, there are issues of safety, awareness, and most of all territory. I don't understand why people believe that because a dog that isn't theirs is in a public and communal area, that they believe, think, or feel that it's okay to to treat your dog without your consent, knowledge, or permission. Would they do this to a human child? It's about courtesy and respect most of all. That dog is your responsibility not theirs, respect the dog and most of all the owner and do not be that person unless there is a specific reason to allow it to happen.
I agree that the treaters should ask permission but (BUT!) the dog park is no place for treats. The dogs are there to exercise and socialize and adding the promise of a treat changes the dynamics of the group. A dog may be very social but still be food aggressive and in a park with strange dogs is not the place to find this out. Any dog park I've been in had a list of rules and "no food" is always on the list.
Submitted by Terry | February 27 2013 | Permalink
I agree!!! Please ask ME, the owner first if it is OK to treat my dogs. I have 2 beagles which I don't want to become end tables. I don't go to dog parks, however I have a neighbor on the north side of the house that will come over with a pocket full of quality kibble sized treats. The neighbor to the south comes over and gives my dogs half of a large meaty bone biscut. He gives them enough cookies to equal almost 2 1/2 full cookies before he leaves. My one dog puked before he left from too much. Then My one girl had a cyst removed from her face, came home and the neighbor was here and gave her cookies just being out of surgery. I told him not to give her anything as advised by the vet until she was out of her daze. He laughed and did not abide by my wishes. I only give my pups 1/3 cup 2xs/day of food. The extra treats are adding weight to them. Now my dogs have become beggars when these people come to my house. My one dog now runs to the driveway when she hears the postal lady's truck. You want to know why!! Cuz she knows the postal lady will shoot her a cookie! How do we stop these people from feeding our dogs without pissing off the neighbors...?
Submitted by Paws and Pedals | February 27 2013 | Permalink
Permission definitely. I carry treats & other dogs know it but I won't share unless the owner agrees.
Submitted by Katie Cook | February 27 2013 | Permalink
I agree completely about asking first. Most people have the best of intentions, and their generosity and good nature are appreciated. But seeing as my pup has allergies, asking first is critical. I have run into situations where my Pixel has broken out in hives, come to find out later someone gave him something he was allergic to. This makes life very challenging for the next several days while he recovers from the incident. Like others have mentioned, since you don't know off hand the person's preference or situation regarding their dog, please always ask first is my stance.
Submitted by La Trenda | February 28 2013 | Permalink
asking permission is great, but please ask *before* waving the treat right in my dogs' faces.
Submitted by DevonTT | March 8 2013 | Permalink
It's not a good idea to treat dogs other than your own at a dog park--and if you're treating your own, be sure no other dog is around. I've seen some ugly food guarding behavior from dogs huddled around a treat-giver. One such fight sent a dog to the vet with a ripped ear.
Submitted by Saxon'sMum | March 8 2013 | Permalink
My dog has severe allergies, so I completely agree! Please don't feed my dog without clearing it with me first! He could become very ill as a result!
Submitted by Anonymous | March 8 2013 | Permalink
Actually this situation is an excellent example of a reason to teach food refusal to the dog. There are so many reasons to teach this, sad to say, but there it is.
Submitted by Donna L | March 8 2013 | Permalink
I never want others to give my dog treats unless they are with me and I provide the treat...too many issues and I do not want my dogs drooling every time they see someone approach either!
Submitted by sharon | May 31 2013 | Permalink
i totally agree in the asking first! at one of our local dog parks there is one person who carries a bag the size of half a loaf of bread at her side, with her three dogs with her, two of whom are reactive and charge other dogs! accident waiting to happen! no common sense!
Submitted by Darrin Greene | May 31 2013 | Permalink
This is where high quality remote training becomes very valuable.
Submitted by vicki masterson | May 31 2013 | Permalink
I am on the asking side. We have a pet friendly hotel and have doggie treats at the front desk. We ALL ask first! BUT, we have a police K-9 facility on the edge of town. So I think we learned from that it was important to ask first, treat second.
Submitted by Ingrid | May 31 2013 | Permalink
For many people, a treat isn't the tool it is for those of us who use treats to train. If you get the chance, you could try explaining just how valuable that treat is, and why we need to be specific in how we use it. Maybe you could even rope that lady (or another one like her) in someday, the way Jean Donaldson did in a seminar I saw a vid of, where she was teaching, 'recall from a distraction'.
Submitted by Michelle | May 31 2013 | Permalink
I very much need people to ask permission, though not everyone does. I'm not a huge control freak or anything, but I need to know how much food my dog is getting because I don't want her gaining weight (she does agility) and she has issues with chicken, so someone feeding her pieces of chicken or something with chicken in it means I have to deal with a couple days of diarrhea. I find most people I meet are decent and ask first and if I say "Oh no she can't have that, it'll make her sick" they're ok with it. But we don't go to the dog park and most of the folks we run into are people we've gotten to know to some degree.
Submitted by Linda | May 31 2013 | Permalink
You are 100% correct. Our Dalmatian is on a prescription high protein vegetarian diet which guards against the recurrence of stones which have to be surgically removed, he had to have the surgery once which the vet felt had been caused by the meat proteins in his previous food. I read the contents of every treat box thoroughly as even some advertised as vegetarian can have some type of "meat". I never want this dog to have surgery again due to something we have fed him so under NO circumstances do we allow anyone to give him a "treat".
Submitted by Mary DiBlasi | May 31 2013 | Permalink
I think you should always ask permission. Especially now when certain kinds of treats are hazardous to our dogs health. Also some dogs are on restricted diets, don't eat grains, or are allergic to some things, etc. You wouldn't run up to someone's child and start feeding it. Also I think treats at a dog park are a bad idea in general. Yours sounds like a very large one, but the ones in my neighborhood are not that expansive and bringing treats is likely to start a brawl even among dogs who are not likely to fight otherwise.
Submitted by Kimberley | May 31 2013 | Permalink
There are certain benefits of having extremely finicky dogs and mine have yet to take treats from strangers other than a cashier at one particular pet store (they broke the code!). But I carry treats with me during walks and have had dogs express keen interest in them. I've taken a few out and offered them to the "owner" / "gardian" or whatever term you wish to use, telling them what it is and letting them decide if they wish to treat or not. I don't believe in reinforcing a dog's questionable behaviour but if the object of his interest can be offered by his keeper at the appropriate time, then I believe that reinforces that only appropriate behaviour is rewarded. Besides, we don't know if a dog is alergic to something and that too should be kept into consideration.
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Cameron used to call turtles turdurs. That's my favorite.
My DS is still not quite two, but he calls brooms sweeks!
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My all time favorite was DD#1 calling slippers fwoodoos, we never figured out why! My 5th called water wannie for the longest time, it was sad when it was gone. My friend's daughter used to say mazagine for magazine.
I can never recall the really funny ones when I try, but here are some off the top of my head:
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I'm peed... (for I've peed)
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"Dabt" for milk (still don't have a clue how she got this. She CAN say milk, she just says dabt more often than not)
"Kotatsu" is pronounced "tatu", which sounds just like tattoo!
Bumbo is "rainbow"
Anything with a zoo animal on it is referred to as "Oakland Zoo". Like, animal crackers. "I want to eat dat Oakland Zoo!"
Elle says that too!!!
"Mommy, I want my lips shiny. I want to wear some of that lip glop" LOL She knows now it is lip gloss but I think it is cute that she still calls it that so I think she continues.
She also used to call olives "owls." We'd be in the store and she'd say "Mommy, I want some of those owls, the green ones with the red thingy." I remember I was all confused when she first said it and a lady in the store was like "they have owls here" LOL. It took us about 10 minutes and Elle telling us we had bad ears until we figured out she was speaking of olives.
More recently I took her to vote with me in November and told her we were going to vote. She said "Ohhhhhhh!!! We talked about voting at school. Who are you voting for Mommy - Marack Abama or Mitt Rodney." It was pretty cute. She still calls the president Marack. When she sees his picture she'll tell people "Look, that's the president, it's President Marack Abama." LOL
This one isn't exactly cute, but it is funny. DD doesn't use this any more, but last winter, she pronounced sticks as "****s." Last November we got a wood stove in our new house, and started using firewood. She called the firewood "big ****s." And when she saw DH holding a piece of firewood, she said, "Daddy has a big ****!" Now she just calls the firewood, "wood."
I was just reminded of a really cute thing my DD started saying when she was really little, and has kept saying the same way even as she's gotten older-- ever since she was born I've always snuggled her up tight and told her "I just love you to pieces!!" When she was around 2 she started telling me "I love all your pieces" or "I love you with all my pieces" Her way is so much cuter that we all say it that way now.
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I try to use the proper terms for body parts, but maybe I take it a bit too far, because I try to use vagina and labia and all individually. I guess Maiya decided that was too hard, because despite my best efforts, she started calling her crotch her "pah pah". It's how she pronounced potty, and somehow she took it from the little potty she was sitting on and applied it to her bits!
Well, it gets even better... Recently, for reasons I absolutely can not fathom, she decided to change "pah pah" to "poppy". And, as all toddlers, she is a bit interested in that whole area. So when I take her diaper off, she loves to announce "There's my poppy!" Luckily, we're usually in private when I change her! And yes, poppy, like poppy seed, not poopy... Don't ask me!
Yeah I've used anatomically correct terms with my boys too, until just recently DS2 couldn't say "penis" properly. So he called it his "peanuts".
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My oldest daughter had an umbilical hernia. And 2 older brothers. She called her hernia her "peanuts".
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Gum = milk (?)
naynaytz = necklace
_uck = truck (insert "F" in the space - great toy to play with when Grandma is here, I think it makes her uncomfortable!)
Joo = juice (especially funny when at the playground where Hasidic Jews hang out and my daughter is screaming, "JOO! JOO!" )
Caca = poop (our sitter speaks Spanish, so there you go)
oh, this isnt cute, but it sure is memorable: when cameron was about 18 months she LOVED the backyardigans. Her fav was uniqua, she would scream out her name whenever we saw her, except that she couldnt make the "qua" sounds, she made the "ga" sound instead. Needless to say I avoided backyardigans stuff in public.
Today, we drove out of the "carpin' lot". She will sometimes mispronounce deliberately - "lellow!", then laugh hysterically and say "It's YELLOW, not lellow!". Also, this is the song she's planning to sing on Thursday for their holiday performance in school.
"Do you know where I find peace,
Where I find peace, where I find peace
Do you know where I find peace,
There are monkeys all around (actual: I'm looking all around)
I find peace inside of me,
Inside of me, inside of me,
I find peace inside of me
There are monkeys all around" (actual: That's where peace is found)
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DD calls any picture of a cat "titty."
This is not a mispronunciation, but one of those things where we couldn't figure out what she was talking about. Several times recently when we were in the hot tub, Noe has announced that she wants "aqua balls for her nipples." One time she asked for purple balls for her nipples. DH and I have been stumped, and thought it was really weird, but yesterday when she and I were in there, she said it again and I decided to figure it out. Conversation as follows:
"Mama, I want aqua balls for my nipples."
What will you do with them on your nipples?
"I will wear them, of course!"
What kind of balls do you mean? Do you mean like the balls we have in the house that we play catch with?
"No! That would be silly!!"
Ok then. What are the balls you want made out of?
"They are made of fabric!" (she pronounces fabric like "fathric")
Ohhh. So - like -- like a bra?
"YES!!! Like a bra! A bra for swimming! Only aqua! Or purple!"
(I should probably mention here that while I often wear a bikini in the hot tub, Noe wears either a long sleeved swim shirt if it's sunny, or just bottoms if it's cloudy or evening. She doesn't have any two-piece type swimwear.)
Now I'm wondering, if we buy her a bikini top to wear in the hot tub, if she'll be disappointed that on her it won't look like "balls."
Hehe my 4 year old still says "bemember" too. For "bring" he says "brim" He also doesn't say the world "the", instead he says "y" - pronounces it either "ee" or "uh" like a Welsh person. So he'll say something like "Are we going to y store?" Or "I'm going to have y red and blue one."
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Oct 02, 2012 | 09:43 AM
| Lisa Gordon
metal recycler,
Three Rivers Iron & Metal,
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Andrew Gongola,
Lisa Gordon
PITTSBURGH Three Rivers Iron & Metal has agreed to pay more than $20,000 to the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection to resolve alleged violations at its Elkins facility.
The Fairmont, W.Va.-headquartered recycler had been under scrutiny since 2004, when it was issued an order from the state for allegedly illegally accepting and depositing 600 tons of incinerator ash from Clean Metal LLC. Both....
PITTSBURGH Three Rivers Iron & Metal has agreed to pay more than $20,000 to the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection to resolve alleged violations at its Elkins facility.
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We actually don't know who his investors are. At the point when we are ready, we will investigate further. There are just so many things to handle and there are a lot of items to be considered with the project."
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Parker's teacher came out to my car yesterday at pick up time to tell me that Parker complained of chest pains at school. It was after lunch and they were sitting down (so no running around...nothing physical, etc). She doesn't eat fast at all....she's a super slow eater so I don't think its from eating too fast. She had nothing acidic in her lunch (she has a little cut on her lip so I was very careful not to put anything in her lunch that would make her lip sting). She only drinks water. She hasn't been sick recently. Teachers didn't call me because there was no breathing issues, no color change, Parker was not agitated by it, but they did have her sit quietly and they read to her for a little while. She said it wasn't her belly but up in her chest (parker pointed to where it hurt. I wanted her to show me incase she was confusing tummy with chest).
Anywho, I googled it and its says its NOT UNCOMMON. I thought that was weird. Has any of your kids complained of chest pains? I'm not uber concerned right now but if it happens again I'll take her to the doc (however, I'm not fond of our doc so I don't think they'll do too much).


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A 13-year-old boy said he was robbed while waiting for a school bus at the corner of Seven Mile and Eureka on Detroit's east side early Monday morning.
"I stood at my normal bus stop and I waited," he said. "The bus was late, as usual."
He spotted a car circling, then he said the robber got out and made his move.
"He's like give me everything you've got and pulled out his gun," he explained. "He took my jacket, my shoes and my phones."
Sources told me the 13-year-old wasn't the only victim. Detroit police believe at least five other people were robbed Monday all on the east side waiting near bus stops.
Police have two suspects in custody.
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When the polls close tonight in Detroit, all the anchor guys and gals will sit there with nothing to say. Usually at 8:01 p.m. in a normal election they breathlessly announce the winner.Tuesday's primary balloting in Detroit for mayor is anything but normal. If you were looney enough, you could predict a hanging chad disaster just waiting to explode. The state elections director doesn't think so, and in fact, Chris Thomas is super confident that everything will go smoothly.The "X" factor is that the guy with the most money to burn does not have his name on the ballot. He didn't follow the law. Oops.So after saying he would not run as a write-in, the former side kick for former Wayne County Executive Eddie McNamara, Mike Duggan, recanted and launched a very uphill write-in campaign to at least finish second in the primary vote.A long shot to begin with, but not impossible given his political prowess and a ton of checks from the Detroit business community, things got more complicated when barber Mike Dugeon launched a write-in, too.Duggan. Dugeon.Hum. Pretty close.Question: When the writing begins today, will voters know the difference?Sen. Tupac Hunter (D-Detroit) who is a charter member of the Duggan, not Dugeon, inner circle argues, "Detroiters are intelligent. Detroiters can spell. We've done a great job of educating voters in terms of the write-in ballot. So I'm not cynical enough to think that this is going to be this huge disaster because somehow Detroit just can't get it."Ultimately it will be four unelected officials who will referee this write-in situation after the good folks of Detroit do their thing.The Wayne County Board of Canvassers will survey all the names and the variations thereof and conclude which names are in and which are out.Mr. Thomas says the guideline is very clear: is there any doubt what the intent of the voter was? Trying to ordain "voter intent" does not sound like an exact science.Yet these four obscure canvassers will decide just that which means likely somebody will disagree and say, "See ya in court."Let's see. How long was it before they resolved the hanging chad mess in Florida?Somebody get Al Gore on the horn.
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Now, onto happier things.
Blogger still won't let me upload pics, so you're stuck with the big ones...
The other day, Crystal blogged about seitan. It's funny, because the recipe she used was the very first recipe I used to make seitan and it was probably one of my favs. I admit that I'm not really a huge fan of seitan, but I do like to eat it now and then and my husband and younger son love it, so I make it weekly. I used pretty much the recipe she posted, but added 1/2 cup of soyflour as well (and more water). The broth I used was lipton onion soup mix because I have a bunch of it on hand. The recipe made 6 cutlets. I added sage, thyme, rosemary, tons of pepper and nutritional yeast to the hot broth when it was done and let the cutlets marinate for several days.
This morning I made a quick BBQ sauce and simmered them for 45 more minutes. Here they are cooling on a plate:
Then I coated them in flour and fried them in my cast iron (sprayed with cooking spray):
I turned one cutlet into a sandwich for my husband's lunch:
.. sorry for the blur.. I don't know what happened there.
My lunch was an arugula salad topped with a cutlet. The dressing is a homemade "ranch". I used silken tofu, vinegar, onion powder, fresh garlic, dried parsely and lots of pepper. It is a thin dressing, but I like it that way. I also added about 1 tsp of olive oil to it.


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Looks like I've got a taker on the disposable inserts - just an update.
Jodi (36) & Tim (44) - married Nov 2001. DS (5 years old), DD#1 (3 years old) & DD#2 (March 2010). 3 angels that left me too soon
I pm'd you about the covers but I thought you had 4 when I made my offer...lol
Me&DH 9/15/2007 Santana 11/16/2008 Marisol 3/23/2010
added more items to my thread
Me = Alison, DH = Evan, DS #1 = John 09/05/06, DS #2 = Alan 07/21/09
I put my store info in the MM.... including the discount codes!
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Samuel (5 years), Elliott (3 years), and Evelyn (1 year).
4 Thirsties Duo size 1's
Amanda(24) DH(36)
HOw much for the pink covers if you still have them, jodi? and are they the dark pink or light?
Loving wife to DH Steve and Adoring mommy to DD Becca 9/2/09 and DD Charlotte 11/15/11
Whooops, I started a thread in here for these. BUT, here we go... 6 size one Fitted Bamboo:
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Morgan (26), DH Jim (26), James Aidan (3/18/09) & Makayla Renee (7/9/10) Due July with another girl!
We're a breastfeeding, cloth diapering, and co sleeping family.
I have 3 flips, ribbit, moonbeam, and zinnia. EEEUC and zinnia is new. inserts are EUC. I really want 40 for the lot if possible. PM me if interested.
Morgan (26), DH Jim (26), James Aidan (3/18/09) & Makayla Renee (7/9/10) Due July with another girl!
We're a breastfeeding, cloth diapering, and co sleeping family.
Not much, just a thirsties duo wrap.
NIP 3 Drybees Fleece nighttime pockets! Also 5 EUC Kawaii Pockets
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