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1209 N Water St, Milwaukee, WI | Directions 5320243.046143 -87.911264
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Brothers Bar & Grill is my favorite place to go on Water Street for drinks and dancing with my girls! The staff is friendly and the drinks are CHEAP. Perfect for a college budget. They have a pretty strict dress code and bouncers to enforce it. I have seen a lot of people turned down at the door for wearing sweatpants and "White Ts". I don't know if they have the dress code posted on their website, but as long as you dress to impress, you shouldn't have any problems.
Racist Rule Enforcment – I went to Brothers last night with some friends. One of my friends was not let into the bar because his pants were "too baggy." I am a white male and my pants were baggier than his, and I was allowed into the bar without any problems. However, my friend is a black male and was immediately denied. The bouncers cited a dress code that was posted saying patrons cannot wear baggy clothes or modify their wardrobe...which they said my friend also did because he pulled up his pants. It is one thing to have a dress code and rules/policies, but they must be enforced equally and not based on race. I was completely stunned that the bouncers and manager all behaved in such a ridiculous manner. I hope people think twice before spending their money at Brothers.
staff are terrible – I probably go to this bar 2-3 times a week (for their wings, and to hang out on the weekend). Usually always a good time but the staff (especially bouncers) are complete dicks. They try to be all hard and never let anyone in. On my friends is never allowed in because his pants are too baggy (he is also african american). When he wears the same pants as his friends (who are white) he is still not let in. I understand they are doing their job but acting too hard for no reason is completely unnecessary. I (I am a girl) was escorted out of the bar because the bouncer said I was causing a scene and was too drunk. I don't drink. I was sipping on water with my friends chatting around a table. The real reason why I was escorted out was because I turned down one of the bouncers when he asked me on a date. I think it is absurd that I get kicked out a bar because I wouldn't 'sleep' with one of the workers. Needless to say, I will never be going back.
Lousy Service – Usually go there on Wednesdays for their 10 cent wing special and the only negative is that you have to wait in line for a long time. Went there on 1/7/09 and wasn't allowed to enter because the bouncers said my jeans were "too baggy." I asked them what they were talking about and they said they have a "strict dress code." That is not true because I have been there with the same pair of jeans on more than one occasion and that has never been a problem. They then showed me there so called strict dress code and I couldn't help but notice that most of the rules fit a certain group (race) of people (i.e no neckware showing, no tipped hats, no baggy jeans, no sleeveless shirts, etc.). The friends I was there to meet up with were so upset that they got out of line and we went somewhere else to eat. I then called the manager the next day and he acted as though he didn't care. I DEFINITELY will not be going back there.
Same experience happened for me – I normally don't care to review anything but when I noticed someone else had a similar experience to mine I had to write. Basically same thing. I walked in..sat at the bar upstairs. Apparently someone had ownership of an open chair because while waiting 20 minutes for our drinks a guy came back swearing at me and threatening me for his chair. I respectfully said I would be out of his way in a few seconds. He then shoved me and said move or he'd move me. I said again..chill out man...he then said fine...went and got someone on the security staff...and had me and my group removed. Apparently he was another security guy that works there. Never was given an explanation and when I asked to speak with a manager I was given a response of..."He's bartending, he doesn't have time for your a$$." Which I thought was very welcoming. I will never return to this place again. Thanks Brothers.
Brothers, where a**holes pick fights to show you that they're better. – Bad experience this time ... We went on a Saturday night and just as we entered the bar and walked upstairs, some guy pushed my friend Matt from the back walking up the stairs. This was ignored and my friends kept walking up. Then the a**hole started saying he'd beat up my other friend, Jeff, to which Jeff responded "I'm sure you could. But I'm too drunk to deal with you right now, so let's just let it go." By that point, they got up to the JAM PACKED 2nd floor. A**hole pushed Jeff into me and the rest of the crowd, enough to get the whole crowd's attention. I yelled to stop and asked if we knew him, so he decided that I was his next target. And then I realized that he had another burly friend with him taking his side. We kept telling him to go away, that no one was trying to pick a fight, so instead he declared that he was going to have us kicked out. So he finally left, went and got his friend that worked in the bar and had us escorted out. On the way out I talked to the 'bouncer' skinny guy who wouldn't listen that we hadn't done anything, just insisted that we had to leave. I asked him who the two a**holes were, though, and he said one of them was a bartender at another bar; must have been one of his friends.
Anyways, the whole thing was so f*cked up that I had to write a review. Some jack*ss is trying to pick fake fights and Brothers backs him up. Goes right along with Brothers notoriety for having purses and wallets stollen on the dance floor.
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My husband has AS and one of his big triggers is kids crying. It really freaks him out. I try to always be around so that when it happens, he doesn't have to deal with DD because he can't quite control himself and will quickly bark at her or yell loudly at her to stop having her tantrum. She's three now, so tantrums are common.
DH would never hit or spank DD, but sometimes his reactions to her are emotionally hurtful such as scaring her by yelling without any warning at all. If he doesn't use the bark method, he'll use a threat: "I think you need a spanking," (which he would NEVER follow through on, but which he just says because it's what his parents always said to him and he's really just knee-jerk reacting with what he knows) or he will resort to just giving in. For example, if DD wants to hit the wall with a hammer and make holes and I say no and she has a tantrum, DH will come in and override me and tell her to just go ahead and make holes because he'd rather have that than the crying. (This didn't actually happen, I'm just making up a scenario, but he does override me on ludicrous things.)
I've tried talking to DH about it, but he has a hard time articulating to me and the conversation can make him a little angry because he feels guilty about it. One thing I've tried is getting him to just ignore DD, that ignoring is better than barking, even if he has to put her in time out while she has her tantrum and go in his office and put his earbuds in. It worked yesterday, but sometimes I don't get to him before he gets upset.
Any parents out there with AS or married to a parent with AS for which crying is a big trigger? I'd love to know what you do/suggest. He's a really fantastic dad most of the time and he and DD are very close and play together a lot, I'd just like to help him develop some better tactics for parenting a child that's freaking out.


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Mr Oscuro says he spends between 15 and 20 minutes each day waiting at the traffic lights before he can turn right from Old Windsor Road into Norwest Business Park, where he works.
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"This session will inform lymphoma patients and their families, and hopefully allay fears, concerning the actual infusion of chemotherapy," said Dr. Miller, who herself was on the receiving end of aggressive chemotherapy 18 years ago. "I think I am in a unique position to address concerns about chemotherapy treatments.
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The North American Educational Forum on Lymphoma is sponsored by the Lymphoma Research Foundation (LRF), a non-profit organization that advocates for lymphoma patients through educational events and by supporting research. Dr. Thomas Miller is on the foundation's Scientific Board of Directors, along with Lisa Rimsza, MD, also from the Arizona Cancer Center.
The Millers are participating in the forum because "we know and understand that in today's rush for volume of patients, very few have had any time to ask questions. The LRF is a dedicated group of people who really care about the educational mission," Dr. Thomas Miller said.
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No Strangers to Flooding, Some Oslo Residents Forced to MoveOSLO, MN (WDAZ-TV) - Most of us are getting ready for winter, but one small Minnesota town is gearing up for spring.
OSLO, MN (WDAZ-TV) - Most of us are getting ready for winter, but one small Minnesota town is gearing up for spring.
In Oslo, space is being cleared for a new dike and 26 property owners in its path have less than 100 days to decide how to get out of the way.
Construction of an improved levee that is up to FEMA standards is planned for next spring.
Some people have already taken matters into their own hands.
"I've never been through anything like this," Marge Veralrud, who had to relocate her house said.
Marge and Richard Veralrud decided small town living was right for them many years ago.
"We decided we wanted to stay as Richard has lived here all his life and we've been married for 50 years so I've been here quite a while also," Marge said.
As the city starts to clear space for a 2,000 foot levee that will go up in the spring, 26 properties are in the dike's path.
The Veralrud's decided to act early. They moved their home two months ago, which was a very new experience for the couple.
"The heating system wasn't quite right when they set it back down and some of the pipes for water and sewage weren't quite right, so we had to deal with that," Marge said.
Homeowners are offered several options with incentives if they choose to stay in town. Local businesses gathered funds to help neighbors out.
"We make an offer to purchase the home from them, there is some relocation too where they retain ownership of the house and have it moved," Oslo mayor Scott Kosmatka said.
One of the homes was for sale in a recent public auction as well as three city-owned lots.
If the city buys the other 25 properties they will be auctioned off by spring.
People like the Veralrud's are just happy to have a lot for their home only two blocks away from where it used to be.
"We did check on other houses in Oslo and then also pre-fab or reconstructed homes that could be moved in and then we'd get back home from our little journey and say "nah, we like our little house so I think we'll move it," Marge said.
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By collecting gas, the Prazdroj and Gambrinus breweries save at least 280 tonnes of CO2 yearly from fossil resources (Translation)
12 August 2011
Plzeň, August 10, 2011 - New equipment is in full use at the Prazdroj and Gambrinus breweries. It is used for the collection of CO2, which is the result of fermenting and brewing beer. Prazdroj is in this way not only decreasing financial expenses, but mainly saving about 280 tonnes of CO2 yearly, which it would otherwise have had to make from fossil resources, causing unnecessary emissions. The six million crown investment will be returned over the next two years. The project will contribute to decrease their carbon footprint, which Plzeňský Prazdroj was able to lower in the last 5 years by 20%.
"CO2 is the result of fermentation, which is part of the beer-making process. Part of it naturally dissolves into the beer and beer-makers know this characteristic as rigour. However, excess CO2 escapes into the atmosphere. Now we are able to use the reproduced gas in a natural way to ensure a safe atmosphere for the bottling and transfer of beer. That is why we collect excess CO2 from fermentation and we liquefy it for further use in the production process," says Jan Šik, Manager of Sustainable Development at Plzeňský Prazdroj.
This new system of collecting CO2 contributed to the fact that Plzeňský Prazdroj received a certificate from EKO-KOM, a.s. for decreasing emissions. The certificate ensures the fulfilment of responsibilities regarding the collection of CO2 and the recycling of packaging, and it supports a decrease in the influence of waste on the environment from the drink-producing industry.
The principle of the equipment is based on connecting CO2 emitters with a collective part, a reduction station and with an accumulation container, which will soften the blows, and to a software safety protecting against overcharge during the collection of CO2 from cylindrical tanks. Technicians further installed two accumulation, heat-isolated pressure reservoirs which are used as reservoirs for liquid CO2. Thanks to the limited purchase of CO2, we will save on trips, which tens of trucks had to make to transport the gas.
"The unique gas will go to a pipeline, it will liquefy and right after that it will turn into gas again and will be once again used for production. That is why we are able to collect a maximum amount of CO2, which used to escape into the air during the fermentation process and beer production. In the last six months, we have not had to buy any CO2. It is evident that we care about the environment and the six million crown investment will be returned over the next two years," Jan Šik said, summarising the results of the project.
Notes to editors:
- With a total sale of close to 9.9 million hectolitres in the 2010 calendar year (including licensed production abroad) and with exports to more than 50 countries, Plzeňský Prazdroj is the biggest producer of beer in the region and the biggest exporter of Czech beer.
- 10 Corporate Responsibility priorities of Plzeňský Prazdroj: 1. Promotion of responsible alcohol consumption, 2. Decrease water consumption, 3. Lower energy consumption and level of emissions, 4. Use of recycled or returned packaging material, 5. Heading towards production with no waste, 6. Cooperation with partners who share our values, 7. Respect of human rights, 8. Contribution to decreasing HIV/AIDS, 9. Support for regional development and 10. Transparent communication and reporting of results.
- Plzeňský Prazdroj received a prize of the Regional Hetman for Corporate Responsibility 2011 which is awarded by the hetman of the Moravian-Slesian Region and the Chairman of the Council for Quality of Czech Republic. In 2010, Business for the Society awarded Plzeňský Prazdroj a special award for a long-term contribution to the development of corporate responsibility in Czech Republic.
- During the financial year ending March 31st, 2011, Plzeňský Prazdroj invested in the development of energy from renewable resources a total of 103.65 million Czech crowns (6.02 million USD). Directly, it employs more than 2,300 people and indirectly it creates employment for about 33,600 positions.
- Plzeňský Prazdroj, a. s., is a member of the SABMiller PLC Company. Pilsner Urquell is an international flagship of SABMiller brands.
- SABMiller PLC is one of the biggest beer companies in the world, with activities and distribution in more than 60 countries on six continents.
- For its responsible conduct towards future generations, Plzeňský Prazdroj has been repeatedly receiving the highest honours of all SABMiller breweries.
Jiří Mareček
Public relations officer
Plzeňský Prazdroj
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This SABMiller subsidiary news release has been translated from its local market language to English language for publication on www.sabmiller.com. We have attempted to provide an accurate translation of the original material but due to the difficulties of translation slight differences may exist.
Note, the news release was first published in its local market on [10/08/2011].


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by marif
Birchircara, Malta Majjistral, Malta
March 6, 2013
From journal Catalan culture, distinctive architecture and sandy beaches
by missj1981
London, England, United Kingdom
July 6, 2012
From journals
Barcelona Part 9,
My Barcelona
by Joy S
Manchester, England, United Kingdom
April 19, 2012
From journal Sightseeing in Barcelona
by gwelkins
Manhattan, New York
May 3, 2002
While it's possible to get lost in this history, it seems that all paths eventually lead to the Cathedral de la Seu. Built from 1298 to 1450, the Gothic cathedral has very imposing front and a soaring interior, lit only by votive candles and streaks of sun when it passes overhead. The cloister, the ribbed vaults, the pulpit and choir stalls are the most remarkable artistic features.
The Cathedral complex also comprises three medieval palaces: Cases dels Canonges, Casa del Degà, with a restored Renaissance façade, and Casa de l'Ardiaca (Archdeacon's house), the most interesting of the three with its flamboyant Gothic architecture.
Sunday mornings at 11, people gather in the Pla de St. Jaume in front of the cathedral to perform a folkdance – Catalan dance of the sardana. They join hands and step out a rhythmic ritual, accompanied by ``cobla,'' a musical ensemble of stringed and wind instruments.
We came across many historical sites on our walks – the Plaça de Ramon Berenguer el Gran, one of the most spectacular places in Old Barcelona, with its Roman walls and broken section of the old Palau Reial Major wall with a 40 meter bell tower.
Beyond the square, is Plaça del Rei. Designed as a complete unit, considered the noblest square in Old Barcelona (we loved the Gaudi lampposts). Facing the square are the Palau Reial Major (Royal Palace, 11-14th century), Chapel of Santa Ágata, and the Museu d'Història de la Ciutat (City's History Museum). Our favorite -- the great hall called the Saló del Tinell, especially the six stone semi-circular arches. In the patio there are four Corinthian columns belonging to the old Roman temple of Emperor Augustus.
A walk down C. Banys Nous and C. Palla, led us to the old Jewish Quarter, or Call. In this sector there are several ancient houses, the lovely, peaceful square Plaça Sant Felip Neri, and the Church of Sant Sever with its priceless Baroque altarpiece.
Nearby are 2 squares -- Plaça de Sant Josep Oriol and the beautiful and harmonious square of Plaça del Pi. Here we find the solemn church of the same name with a rose window noted for being the largest in the world. In the two squares there are weekly art and antique markets, and nearby are various antique shops which we were enchanted by – more like being in a museum – only you could touch the items of history.
While here, be sure to stop at the famous "granjas" café's -- we savored their coffee, hot chocolate and cream filled bakery delights.
A wonderful walk in the Barri, near Parc du Citudella, is to The Picasso Museum -- a must! – see my write up in the next chapter.
From journal BARCELONA 2002 Int'l Year of Gaudi
by silverbelle
Boston, Massachusetts
November 9, 2004
Warning: keep your feet, knees, and shoulders covered when entering the cathedral, as it is considered disrespectful to wear revealing clothing in a sacred place. Plenty of tourists walk in with their sandals, shorts, and tank tops, but who wants to be the ugly tourist?
From journal Busy Barcelona
by Celia Coene
Alameda, California
July 19, 2007
El Barri Gòtic (the Gothic quarter) is the medieval quarter of Barcelona. I recommend that you spend time just walking around in the maze of narrow streets and explore the many squares: I love the Plaza Reial, for example as it bears a kind of splendor when you enter through its arched gateways. The neoclassical facade surrounds the many palm trees on the square. Located just off the Rambla it is usually a little quieter, although late at night there are often a few drunk tourists who end up celebrating their vacation loudly in the fountain at the center.
Around 9pm, a line starts forming halfway to the center for the restaurant Les Quinze Nits. It is pretty decent, and despite the long line, the wait is not that long as they have people enter by groups of 20 people or so. My definite favorite hang out on the Plaza is Tarantos, where you can experience some excellent flamenco in a tiny room for 6 Euros + the cost of a drink inside, and it is a different show every night. It lasts about 45 minutes, but it is laid back and so much better than the big touristy shows that they try to sell you on La Rambla for 50 Euros.
Another main square in the Barri Gotic is the Plaça Sant Jaume, where the City Hall (or Ajuntament) stands proud. It seems like every street from the Barri Gotic merges onto this square. Apparently it is where the locals demonstrate and is basically an important meeting place. I was there during Christmas 2006 and they had a huge beautiful nativity in the middle, but I believe that they have that every year. Something to see.
The Plaça del Pi is interesting too, especially on Thursday morning when they have a little market of local goods such as cheese, meat, and cakes. On Calle Bisbe you cannot miss the "bridge of sighs" which is quite pretty and photographed but which was also apparently built in the 1920's... Quite a disappointment, but still a nice picture. Don't forget to look up to see the gargoyles and gorgeous facades.
The Cathedral of Santa Eulalia certainly is a highlight of the Barri Gotic. You can enter for free in the mornings and late afternoons to visit the church and the cloister, however the rest of the time is dedicated to worshipers and ticket holders so plan your visit. Inside you can see the tomb of Santa Eulalia, a 13 year old girl and saint patron of Barcelona who, in 303 A.D, was said to be rolled down a hill in barrel full of broken glass and nails for protesting to the governor against his cruelty towards the Christians. Behind the Cathedral is the Baixada de Santa Eulalia, the slope where the horrifying event took place.
From journal Barcelona: You 'Gaudi' See This!
by mcgarcellano
Houston, Texas
August 10, 2006
From journal My Spain Adventure!
by viajera67
New York, New York
July 26, 2001
Crossing over Laietana into La Ribera, take the diagonal street C/de le Argenteria and you'll come upon Plaza Santa Maria on which sits the Basilica de Santa Maria del Mar. In the evenings, the wine bar on the plaza serves drinks and snacks on the square - this was my favorite place to sit and sip! Just east of here, Pg del Born is lined with late night bars and clubs.
In the daytime, however, you can continue east to Parc de la Ciutadella. After enjoying the park, you can keep going to the beach and the Olympic Village. There's a pretty good clickable map of Barcelona at www.bcn.es
From journal Living it up in Barcelona
by Yadi
Dallas, Texas
May 17, 2003
We also found many different bars and pubs, as well as plenty of restaurants. Make sure you drop by a tasca (local bar/cafe) for some fresh cafe con leche. Everywhere we went, we always ended up loving the coffee. Yes, you will find the occasional Starbucks trying to invade the regional ambience with its overpriced and overrated cappuccino. Trust me, the bar next door will serve you a much better cup of coffee for 1.20 euros, as opposed to 3.95 euros at Starbucks. The regional food is basically the same in this area. The main difference is how much you're charged for it--it's all based on the restaurant's location.
You'll find nonstop action all day and all night in Barri Gotic.
From journal Spain in 10 days- 1st stop: Barcelona
by davidx
Todmorden, England, United Kingdom
June 26, 2002
The old cathedral has to be mentioned first. Its vast size does not detract from its appeal as a splendid Gothic building, and the streets to one side of it are narrow, picturesque and interesting. On the other side is a huge square where local people were dancing in great circles on a feast day. The interior is well worth a look and the cloisters are great.
But stay awake - I was set up for a scam here. Something must have gone wrong and I ended up OK, but not everyone has been taken to the fountain in the cloisters for a wash!
Next I will mention another church which I think is just as good, the interior at least, for the quality of its stained glass windows. This is Santa Maria del Mar. There are other churches mentioned in the Rough Guide as well, but it is not possible to do everything.
The old Palau Reial now houses the Museu d'Historia de la Ciutat. The building itself is sufficient justification for going in, but inside you can see in situ the remains of Roman and Visigothic Barcelona.
Other old lay buildings are the Ayuntament, the Town Hall (where all sorts of figures in stilts were preparing to go in procession last time I was there), the Palau de la Generalitat opposite (the home of the Catalan Provincial Government), the Museu Marès (which I defied the Rough guide by not visiting) and the Picasso museum (which is biased strongly in the direction of his early life and works, but very interesting, and again the building justifies entry).
Then on the other side of La Rambla, but still in the Barri Gòtic, are several important sights. I did not go in the Liceu although I am sure it would be good, but I bought my lunch to carry from the market every day and everybody should see it. It is a real gem, probably exaggerated by the fact that such a central market is becoming rarer. Lastly, of the older buildings, is the Antic Hospital de la Santa Creu, now used by the University. You can wander around the old garden and cloisters, sadly I saw overmuch litter when I did.
The Palau de la Música Catalana is probably in the Barri Gòtic but I include it under Modernisme.
From journal Barcelona - a kind of capital


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BCS Title Game Observation 2: Bama Easily Takes AP Title
January 10th, 2012 08:40 AM║ Posted By: John Pennington ║ Permalink
║ Schools: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt
Tags: AP, Coaches Poll, LSU, Oklahoma State
Alabama's resounding 21-0 win in the Superdome last night ended any real controversy regarding a split national title. Of the 60 voters who make up the AP Poll, 55 of them tabbed the Crimson Tide as their #1 team.
Oklahoma State got four votes while LSU received one. Just a guess, but here's betting four of those voters are from the Midwest while one is from Louisiana.
At any rate, the final rankings left LSU at #2 ahead of #3 Oklahoma State and when you compare the teams' resumes, that's fair. The #4 slot went to Oregon and Arkansas finished #5.
With a unanimous title this year, Alabama has now had nine national title-winning seasons according to the AP and/or Coaches Poll.
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