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From Print to Digital- the Future of the Book
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"Even the most perfect reproduction of a work of art is lacking in one element: its presence in time and space, its unique existence at the place where it happens to be" -Walter Benjamin
I work with digital collections and part of what I do at my job is digitize historical documents. As I handle these delicate materials, I see how they transform into a digital format, and I can't help but wonder if something was lost in its translation. The quality of the digital image is wonderful, and yet very different from its physical form. Similarly, when looking at the difference between a book and a book on an e-reader, the relationship between the reader and the material also shifts. People have varying opinions on the rising popularity of e-books and digital media. Librarians, authors, publishers, patrons–we all see the inevitable digitization of media differently. We're currently in a transitional phase and in light of recent events dealing with e-books ( Harper Collins anyone?) it's clear to see that there is plenty of change to come.
The rising sales of Kindles, Nooks and other e-readers has many people pondering over the longevity of the book. Books can be damaged or misplaced, e-books can be downloaded at your convenience and are less likely to be lost. However, it's my opinion that people have a special material relationship with their print materials that is hard to replicate in the digital format. I like to write notes to myself in the margins to help me sum up main ideas and the physical act of writing helps gel those ideas in my mind. But the issue isn't really new, remember when people thought vinyl records would become obsolete? Now there is a niche market for those who see them as a collector's item, perhaps in the future this will be the same for books.
E-books have plenty going for them, but there are a few issues that need to be worked out. Not all books lend themselves easily to digitization. I love art books and I hope that by the time I'm very old, I'll have a wonderful personal library filled with them. Some artists see the creation of a book an art, and have done very innovative things with books that would be very difficult to replicate in a digital format. An additional issue, is that not everyone has the money to afford an e-reader, so it's important and relevant that libraries would still provide physical copies of best sellers. The e-reader market will probably only strive to make up for these concerns by lowering prices and using emerging technology (like E Ink) to make its products seem like the real deal.
Taking all this into account, I also have to wonder about the future of books and their place in libraries, education, and our lives. Will our relationships with print materials transfer over to the digital? How will libraries accommodate these trends, especially with shrinking budgets and publisher's e-lending policies? It's hard to make that call now, but as future librarians, these are issues we will have to face.
What do you guys think about all this? Do you relate differently to print material as opposed to digital? Are these issues being discussed in your programs?
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This is a very relevant subject and with such technology advances as we see nowadays, the way that companies, libraries, and individuals interact with ebooks with lay legal precedents for years to come, I think. (This ties into copyright as well, but I won't get all tangential at this point.)
I think one thing to consider here is that many people frame this as an "either / or" situation and argument and it really shouldn't be framed that way. I don't think ebooks are meant to totally replace physical books, but that topic certainly sells well in a sensationalist, fear-driven media culture. The facts are there that more books are being printed and sold than ever before in human history. As you point out, physical books are better for some things, and ebooks are better for other things. (There are somewhat easy ways to make notes in ebooks, by the way; and though I empathize with your note-taking point, I've never been a margin writer myself.)
I think materials that lend themselves better to the ebook format will excel, and those people who use those materials will demand more ebook access. I think academics could do very well with ebooks. The state of academic journals is precarious — overpriced subscriptions to a very, very limited audience. If they embraced ebooks for their ability to share info quickly and to make relevant updates and new editions quickly, it could really take off. Art books, as you say, will probably "stay winning" in physical format.
Well on a personal level, I only read print books. I don't own an e-reader at this time, and even reading articles from my computer screen annoys me — I prefer to print them out.
On a professional level, I agree that it does not have to be an either/or situation. I believe there will always be space for both. I really cannot see e-books totally eliminating print books.
On a side note, I work in a public library system, and recently the Director of this system was quoted in a newspaper article saying that "traditional" library services are no longer relevant (i.e. lending print materials, providing in-person reference). She says internet is now everyone's go-to for research, and in the next five years everyone will be using all e-books.
I think that is a bit extreme, especially for a public library system which serves people of various education levels, and socioeconomic backgrounds. I know the branch I work at, print materials are still the norm.
For myself, the very act of holding the physical book is more than just reading. The feel of the book, the smell of paper, is part of the entire experience. I don't doubt for a minute that as technology advances, e-readers will only expand their market and become a household thing. If it gets more people to read, that's fine with me. I personally don't own one because I don't see it as more important to buy than the mountains of print materials I want. I don't want to spend $150 just for something to read my books with, that comes free with the actual book ;).
As for children's books, picture books specifically, I really don't know how that would work on an e-reader, not to the extent that a picture book does in its physical form. And what of pop ups? I know they are expensive, especially some of the elaborate ones, but who knows, perhaps a 3-D e-reader is destined for the future.
Ultimately, there is a loss in the translation. I hope that the physical book never disappears, but from an eco-friendly point of view, may we find e-readers that more people are comfortable with.
I agree with a lot of the comments stated above. Personally, I'm a book reader. I use a computer at work all day; when I come home, I want to stop looking at a screen, and start looking at a page. Books you can curl up with. That said, I don't think it's going to be an either/or situation right away. I think both will live. (The book "Case for Books" discusses that very same idea). And like stated above, I believe kids books will definitely continue on…I'm not going to give an electronic devise to a toddler!
I saw a great ad done by "Power of Magazines" in an issue of Glamour a bit ago (guilty pleasure read!) It basically said that despite the rise of popularity of the Internet, magazines aren't dying out. (Okay, small ones might be, but I don't see Rolling Stone going under any time soon). It basically says the same thing – just because people like the Internet, doesn't mean they can't also like magazines. (See ad here: http://swam2day.com/cache/2010/04/8000325_A.jpg)
So, just because people like the digital age, doesn't mean they'll stop using real books.
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Duck under the monorail and cozy up to the bar at this Tom Douglas outpost. After you've tossed back your moscow mule grab a table and order up a flat iron steak from their applewood grill. Tasty.
This good looking room is my favorite in the Tom Douglas kingdom. Grab a cocktail and a burger--you'll be glad you did.
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Tried and true – I visited with my best friend for some catching up time. We had a glass of wine at the bar during the short wait for a table. The restaurant was full but we were seated quickly. The bar is really cramped which is a shame because it's a lovely space to have a drink after work. I really enjoy the overall atmosphere, it's a large space but feels warm and cozy at the same time. I also appreciate being able to hear the people at my table and speak in a normal volume even when the restaurant is full to the brim. We shared several appetizers: goat cheese fondue, scallops, albacore & romaine salad. Everything tasted wonderful, I would have appreciated a bit more albacore, the amount we got was minuscule. We ended the night sharing a piece of the infamous Coconut Creme Pie. I would go back over and over if only for that. Always satisfied after a visit to Palace and always looking for a reason to go back.
home away from home – I'm a regular here and I can't think of another place I've ever felt more welcome or more at home. No matter whats on the seasonally menu (which makes it all the easier to go back again and again) I'm never dissapointed and I'm always excited to see what I might find when I sit down. Best bar in the city, best most consistantly good food in the city and by far the friendliest (but not in over zealous) staff I have ever met. Please try it but don't take my seat at the bar.
HMMM why the hype!!!! What am i missing – I have gone to this place a few times looking for that one meal that tells me that this is truely the place that food dreams are made of, I must say that the food is just good in a mediocer way, there was nothing that stood out to be wonderfull, delightfull, or could even use the verbage to melt in your mouth, I had a very strange kalamata olive app that to me and forgive me as i am no chef, but it was a strange mixture of cornmeal and deep fried then served plainly on a plate, this was 8 dollars, I decided to try the lavender and goat cheese fondue, again what am I missing, the ambiance reminds me of being in a pub, the food maybe a bit better then pub food, but really there is so many better experiences to be had in food in Seattle, I will go to the other places in the future as i had given a few chances to have my taste buds jump with delight, but to no avail! I am sorry Douglas but i really did try, Iam sorry to say i find much over hype and not much taste or quality!
Celeb chef Tom Douglas' upscale saloon is a reliable and relaxing Seattle institution. – The Scene
A U-shaped bar dominates the restaurant, with good reason: This is where the action takes place. A din emanates from the bar to plain wood booths along one wall and equally stark tables in the L-shaped front room. Large windows permit the invasion of ghostly, street-lit shadows, though evening glow in the summer months fends off the noir ambience until later.
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Unlike Douglas' intimate, stylish, white-linen Dahlia Lounge and its more nuanced fare, food here tends to be robust with big, straightforward flavors. Appetizers that are meant for sharing: heavenly goat cheese fondue infused with lavender and tender little pork raviolis called "plins." Items grilled over the Palace's signature apple-wood grill are uniformly successful, particularly the perfectly crisp organic chicken and rib-eye steak, served with seasonally appropriate sides. Finish with an elegant, hand-selected cheese course or a slice of Douglas' legendary coconut-cream pie.
Favorite Restaurant in Seattle! – Love, love, love this place! Great ambience, service and food (try the small plates). We've been there numerous times and have never been disappointed. Waits can be a little long, grab a seat at the bar if you can and enjoy the night.
Excellent food and service--a real winner. – After having sub-par experiences at both Etta's and Lola this year, I had pretty much become disenchanted with Seattle chef-god Tom Douglas. My opinion changed tonight, however, after a fantastic dinner at Palace Kitchen. Tom, you are redeemed. First things first, I have to commend the absolutely stellar service we received all evening long at Palace. When we arrived, the hostess advised us there was a 45-minute wait but recommended we pass the time at the nearby Brasserie Margaux bar, and she would call us when a table was ready. After only 20 minutes, she rang, and although we weren't able to take the immediately-available table, upon returning to Palace Kitchen we were seated within about 10 minutes. Our server for the evening was one of the most prompt, most attentive waiters I have of late, all the while managing not to be smarmy or over-the-top. My dining partner and I agreed to start of our meal with the lovely lavender goat cheese fondue paired with grilled chunks of bread and perfectly sweet-tart apple slices. Moving out of the appetizer phase, my friend tucked into the phenomenal Washington chicken, perfectly flavored via a roasting in the applewood grill. Fancied up with tangy rhubarb bits and elegant Marcona almonds, the chicken was tender and beyond delicious. My dinner of choice was a fantastic sauteed hailbut atop greens dressed in a savory vinaigreete. The flavoring of the fish and accompaniments was divine, and the goat cheese gnocchi superb. My only real--albeit slight--criticism of Palace Kitchen is that Dahlia's coconut pie that apparently guest stars at all Tom Douglas joints. I don't get what the hype is about. For one thing, the dessert is garnished in curls of white chocolate, which is not one of my favorite sweets, but aside from that I think the pie is just entirely nondescript. One should not judge a restaurant experience by its dessert, however, and the other aspects of Palace Kitchen experience earn it my rave review.
Not so good! – The Trio desert I had at the restaurant over the weekend was one of the worst desserts I've had. One was a chocolate bar, which was horrible chocolate with a butter-finger like crust on the top. The idea was good the result was not. There was also a slushy like drink that tasted like ice and flavored sugar, a 7/11 slurpee would have been better. Last on the plate was an eclar with a maple glaze on top, would have been good If it didn't taste like it had been out all day. The service was good, and so were the pistachios. So if you want a cocktail and nuts Highly recommend it.
One of the best – I love this place. It's the first restaurant I take anyone to when they visit from out of town. Best ambience of any restuarant in Seattle. The olive poppers are not to be missed, while the cheese plates always have some tasty surprises. I usually have whichever fish is on the menu, and they have all been excellent--although a companion once disliked the whole trout.
Great group atmosphere, wine list, and service. – It's been a while, so I while don't recall what I ordered I know that I thoroughly enjoyed my dinner. On the other hand, my girlfriend's dish (linguine with mussels) was salty. Salty? Too much? Not enough? Well... At first she didn't mind, but by the end of the dinner, maybe because it was the bottom of the dish it was so salty that she couldn't finish it and we almost sent it back. In retrospect we should have. I'm a fan of Tom Douglas and I know this restaurant can do better. The service was fun and professional and the atmosphere is good for dining couples, though I'd say it's even better for a group outing. Overall I had a slightly negative experience due to the food, but I'm guessing that was just a fluke and I will definitely be back in the future. Etta's, Tom's fish house in Pike Place, is so wonderful that I can't help but give the Palace the benefit of the doubt :)
good, but I've had better – I received a gift certificate to any Tom Douglas restaurant so my boyfriend and I decided to try this place. There was a wait when we got there, which we expected. We walked around town for a little then decided to go back and wait in the bar since it was cold. Bartender was busy, but eventually served us. We were then seated our blonde waitress was extremely nice and helped with recommendations. We had the lavender & goat cheese fondue for an appetizer. I would definitely recommend this to everyone. It had a hint of lavender, but not so much that it was overpowering. I also had the perfect pear cocktail which really did taste similar to a pear. Our food and wine were brought out to us shortly after we finished the appetizer. My boyfriend had the yellowtail, which was very good. I had the celery root ravioli which was also good. The main dishes didn't really impress us though. The menu had interesting combinations and I'm glad we tried them, but it wasn't anything amazing. The by-the-glass wine menu is also not very impressive. However, I would definitely recommend going here just to try the food and enjoy the wonderful service. Or better yet, come for just appetizers and a drink or just dessert. The different cheeses and the desserts are all fabulous. We had one of the cheese this time, but will definitely be back to try one the many delicious looking desserts.
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Yes, it does but not using residues. There are a couple of ways to do a contour integration.
Well, contour integration works on that one.
it only mentions 3 forms, (14)(15) and (16) have the exact method I am using. Your integral is not of that form, so other methods have to be used.
It nowhere says that it is for those forms only.
(14)(15) and (16) show that it is only for those forms.
It seems to me the only condition is that the function is holomorphic.
You are missing the point. This will obviously not do every integral. No method does. But often is good enough. The whole integral is reduced to a line on the complex plane. That page I sent you uses the same method we are using to do an integral. We are lacking the knowledge of when this can applied.
Do you see the part after "Often". That's where your problem is. It will not always tend to zero. Also, there are some things called branch points, which I am trying to figure out, which cannot be handled regularly, So a different path must be chosen.
It is not a problem, looks like you convert it into a contour integral or something like that. Anyway the method can be used for real integrals.
I think the problem is that you are treating a regular integral as a contour integral.
Because I did understand some parts of what I redlad earlier, and some of those parts were not included in your method.
Why do you think it is not contour integration?


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There are many parents on here that are starting over after many years. I haven't seen many that have a 22 year old yet.. most i have seen that are starting over have older children between the 8 and 14 age range, but it's still a big adjustment. In addition i think you will be surprised at how many "older" new moms there are on here as well. I am a new mom, however i am only 27... My little Hazel is almost 6 months already and rolling all over the living room with her toys as i write this. Congrats on your little one. Boy or Girl?
Thank you our new baby is a little baby boy name Asher. I have enjoyed him so much thus far. He is five weeks old. Things are going well. It is just hard to find women my age that have young children. My current friends have older children and some are grandparents now. People also make comments about me starting over again. Such comments and questions as "was the baby a mistake?" or even "Am i crazy for starting over why would I do that?". I am not sure how to take those comments or even how to respond. Congratulations on your new baby girl also. Babies are such a blessing.
Congrats on your baby and I love that name! I'm sorry that people make such comments as there is no better time to raise a baby than when you are more stable financially, emotionally and support wise-all which come with age and time. I have a lot of friends who have had babies in late 30s and 40s, one who was 51 when she had her twins! Sounds like things are going well with your little one. Keep us in the loop!
Don't listen to anyone. I am 34 and expecting my first. My brother is 18 years older than me and my husbands sister is 19 years older than him. Enjoy your life and your new love.
Thank you so much for your words of encouragement. Your statement is so true I have now graduated from college, have a career, a great husband and now a wonderful baby boy. Things are going well. My husband is thrilled to have his first and only son. Asher will keep us both young LOL.
How old is your baby? boy or girl?
Congratulations to you. Thank you for sharing with me. My life with my husband and the new baby is great. When are you due? Do you know if you are having a boy or a girl?
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We don't know what we are having yet, we are due in March. We are pretty excited!!!
Congrats on your little boy! I love the name Asher. :-) People are so rude sometimes and just don't think before speaking. I have several friends who are approaching 40 who have had additional children. One of my best friends has a child in college and a 1 year old. When people ask you if he was a mistake, I'd say something about how no child is a mistake and that he was very wanted and loved. If they ask if you are crazy, I'd just tell them they are rude! :-p It'd be kind of hard for me to bite my tongue! Haha - hang in there.
Are you kidding me, you are not crazy, you are blessed. There will always be those who will have something negative to say but if you and your husband are happy then baby Asher was no mistake. He is a blessing! I'm 42 with a 5 wk old baby boy and I will not apologize for being blessed. I will say, I'm grateful that no one has ever asked me those questions. In my experience older career women are having babies later in life, my doctor specialized in pregnant women over 35. Just enjoy your child! Life is Good and babies are a joy!
What a great and positive response am0703, that is awesome advice!
Hi Necee, we have similar stories.. Im 38 andd been a single mom for a long time with my 15 year old.. I recently remarried and my husband have no kids of his own.. We didn't plan this pregancy but I cant imagine life without her now.. Her name is Mia and she is 3 weeks old..My friends were ok with it but my family thought I was crazy and shut down on me for the most of my pregnancy. Having a baby is God's gift to us.. When people ask you silly questions, just let them know that you were blessed with Asher..
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Hi :). I am 35 years old and having my second after 12 years. My mother, who is now 52 (she would kill me if she knew I was given away her age;)...lol...she had my youngest brother at 36, so I guess I am experiencing the same as she has, and I have to say, when I hang out with my 19 yr old lil'brother, I do not treat him any different than someone my age. We are a pretty close family & we have all been around ground-ups all our lives, so, our characters are mature. There is nothing wrong with having children at a mature age--Hey, at least by this point you have experienced some great things that life has had to offer, and now it's time enjoy those wonderful little packages that life has to offer, as well.
You will be fine its all about the love and caring. I am 42 and my wife is 40 we became foster parents a few years ago and now have 7 children. we adopted our beautiful little Angel Lynn on Jan 23rd of this year. we took custody of her when she was 8 days old 10 weeks early and 1 lb 13 oz. never knew there could be that much love for someone you don't even know. We also just got an early Christmas present on tuesday a 4 month old girl I am already in love with. we have 3 biological daughters 18, 16, 12 an adopted son 12, 2 adopted daughters 15, and 2 and now the new baby. you can do it, comes from the heart CONGRAT'S on your new son and many years of happiness
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Winning the Southeastern Conference regular season title turned out to be enough for Florida to earn a strong seed in the NCAA Tournament.
The No. 13 Gators (26-7) wound up with the No. 3 seed in the South Region and will take on 14th seed Northwestern (Louisiana) State on Friday in Austin, Texas.
"We're excited to be in the NCAA Tournament, and we look forward to a great challenge against Northwestern State on Friday." Florida coach Billy Donovan said.
The game will pit one of the nation's best defenses against the top offensive team in the country. Florida ranks third in the nation in scoring defense, allowing 53.7 points per game, while Northwestern State leads the country in scoring at 81 points per game, The Demons (23-8) earned an automatic bid by beating Stephen F. Austin in the Southland Conference tournament championship game.
Northwestern State will be making its third NCAA Tournament in 14 seasons under head coach Mike McConathy. The Demons are no strangers to pulling off upsets. In the 2006 NCAA Tournament, as a 14-seed, McConathy led Northwestern State to a 64-63 upset of third-seed Iowa on a fadeaway 3-pointer by Jermaine Wallace with 3 seconds remaining.
"It was a pretty awesome way to end it," McConathy said. "Of course, that season, we won at Oklahoma State, beat Mississippi State on a neutral floor. We had some confidence."
McConathy said he sees some similarities between this season's team and the 2006 team.
"That team had a group that had been together since freshmen and endured a six-win season," McConathy said. "This team, we have four seniors starting. We're probably a little bit more offensive minded. We like to get up and down the floor."
Northwestern State faced three SEC teams in the regular season, which were all losses. The Demons fell 102-95 at LSU, 78-65 at Texas A&M and 78-61 at Arkansas.
Four Northwestern starters average double-figures in scoring, led by 6-foot-7, 230-pound forward DeQuan Hicks (14.1 ppg). McConathy said he also relies heavily on his bench.
"We'll play 10 to 11 guys," McConathy said.
After 17 seasons as a Junior College in nearby Bossier City, La., McConathy has spent 14 more years building the Northwestern State program in nearby Natchitoches.
"I'm not good at moving," McConathy said. "I'm a Louisiana guy. My family, my friends are all here within a 70-mile radius. I just try to approach my job as doing it the best I can each day."
If the Gators get by Northwestern State, they could face some familiar faces down the road. Opposite Florida's bracket in Austin is six-seed UCLA against 11-seed Minnesota. The Gators have beaten UCLA three times in the NCAA Tournament (2006 finals, 2007 Final Four, 2011 round of 32). Minnesota, meanwhile, is coached by former Kentucky coach Tubby Smith.
Georgetown is the No. 2 seed in the South Region and Kansas is the No. 1 seed. Florida played a half against Georgetown in its season-opener on the USS Bataan in Jacksonville, but the game was called with UF up 27-23 at halftime.
Florida is coming off a disappointing 66-63 loss to Ole Miss in Sunday's SEC Tournament final. The Gators let a 12-point halftime lead slip away by allowing the Rebels to outscore them 40-25 in the second half.
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Kevin Fischer is a veteran broadcaster, the recipient of over 150 major journalism awards from the Milwaukee Press Club, the Wisconsin Associated Press, the Northwest Broadcast News Association, the Wisconsin Bar Association, and others. He has been seen and heard on Milwaukee TV and radio stations for over three decades. A longtime aide to state Senate Republicans in the Wisconsin Legislature, Kevin can be seen offering his views on the news on the public affairs program, "InterCHANGE," on Milwaukee Public Television Channel 10, and heard filling in on Newstalk 1130 WISN. He lives with his wife, Jennifer, and their lovely young daughter, Kyla Audrey, in Franklin.
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The female bartender and bar patrons at Hank's Again Bar on 7th and Cleveland on Milwaukee's south side who fought with two would-be robbers Tuesday evening.
After sitting down for a beer, one of the men walked behind the bar and tried to steal money. That's when the workers and patrons fought back. The bartender, a woman in her 40's, fought the robber, eventually putting him in a headlock. Other customers helped hold the man down. So many piled on top of him, that when police got there, they couldn't even see the suspect. Another regular customer fought the second bad guy.
I played a sound bite of the female bartender on one of my shows this week on WISN. She said that her blue-collar place was patronized by neighbors who wouldn't stand for robbers barging in. If they did, she said they'd better be ready for a fight.
See the WTMJ-TV news story here.
Oh, and I would add this little girl, too.
Whoever called the state Division of Gaming to tattle on the senior citizen Bingo games at the Cream City Cafeteria at Southridge's Boston Store. They ought to be ashamed of themselves.
I would include Bob Sloey, the head of the State Department of Administration's Division of Gaming. After receiving the calls from the snitches, he contacted the local authorities in Greendale and ordered them to shut down the games immediately, and they did.
Sloey claims he read about the games in an ad in a local shopper. I'm sorry but that's hard to believe. I don't think this pencil-pushing bureaucrat sitting in his office in Madison is reading a Greendale shopper. Besides, the bingo games reportedly haven't been advertised for years. So, we know that Sloey is not only a bureaucrat with too much time on his hands, he may be lying as well.
When confronted with calls from the news media, he softened his tone, suggesting that if only Boston Store would contact him, maybe a solution could be worked out. Why does Boston Store or anyone else have to kowtow to Sloey, call him, genuflect and kiss his ring? Isn't he there to help the taxpaying public? He should be calling Boston Store and telling their officials what needs to be done so the games can be reinstated as quickly as possible.
Is it any wonder people hate government?
Nothing short of returning his dirty casino money can restore even the slightest degree of confidence in Doyle's administration.
Mark Jefferson, executive director of the state Republican Party, after Dennis Troha, Kenosha businessman who has contributed $500,000 to Governor Doyle, was indicted Jefferson said Doyle had been re- elected with the help of "dirty money," and called on the governor to get rid of it. Both Doyle and Troha have denied that the donations had anything to do with Troha's proposal for an $808-million casino in Kenosha, a deal that needs Doyle's approval.
I called the head of Boston Store security and told him that either this stops right at this moment or we start making arrests.
Greendale Police Chief Robert Dams, after the state Division of Gaming instructed him to shut down senior citizen bingo games at the Boston Store at Southridge.
I just think this is a tragic message, a race to the bottom, demeaning this profession.
State Representative Frank Boyle (D-Superior) voting against a bill in the Assembly to put an end to lawmakers accumulating unused sick leave to buy health care coverage when they retire.
This is not sick leave, it is a post-retirement health care benefit.
State Representative Pat Strachota (R-West Bend), the author of the bill to end the sick leave benefit.
It is an incentive to keep quality members and it is, in my view unfair, for my staff to get this benefit and that it be denied to me. This is not about me in spite of the way the press reports my ripping off the taxpayers. I have already earned this benefit after 37 years and it cannot be taken away and I turn 66 next year and reach full Social Security age and Medicare age anyway. It is about attracting and keeping younger people in the legislature.
It is Sunday morning and I am working from home. Not to whine just to point out that nearly every weekend I am called upon for some activity or other, I work all week in the Capitol, and take calls at night and on weekends... as I'm sure you must as well.
I work nearly every day and have not had a real vacation in 37 years. I'm not complaining I love it....
State Representative Marlin (snarlin')Schneider (D-Wisconsin Rapids) in an e-mail to an inquiry as to why he opposes the bill to end sick leave. Never in the e-mail does he mention he's accumulated over $100,000 in unused leave.
He says he's not complaining. Sounds like he is to me...
That's so gay
Rebekah Rice actually said it in 2002 when other students razzed her about being Mormon. It got her in trouble. Read the story here.
The New American magazine exposing the state DMV for assisting illegal aliens to get state ID's and driver's licenses, a story I talked about on WISN Radio this week that generated tremendous response... There's a DMV center at Loomis and Grange. Right down the road, at Southridge Mall, heavy-handed state bureaucrats shut down harmless senior citizen bingo games at a cafeteria inside Boston Store. But at the DMV center less than a mile away, the state knowingly and willingly is complicit in breaking the law by issuing legal documents to people they know are here illegally.
I thought we got rid of welfare as we know it..... maybe not.
One out of six Americans receives government assistance. And yet some argue we need to spend more?
Read the story here.
Al Gore getting an Oscar. Oh my God, Democrats were orgasmic! Should he run for President?!
If you watched the Wisconsin-Ohio State basketball game last Sunday, you saw it. And you probably said to yourself, "Did that coach just do what I think he did?"
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6-year old Jadon Shaikh of West Bend. Calm, cool, and collected, he helped save his aunt's life. Remember, Jadon is just 6-years old.
Two Beaver Dam firefighters get honored for ice rescue. See their story here. Click on the play button on the far left of the video screen.
Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan. He's donating money he received from indicted businessman Dennis Troha to the Boys and Girls Club. On last week's edition of INTERchange on Channel 10, I said the above-board Ryan would not keep the money. Jim Doyle got a lot more money from Troha than Ryan did. Will Doyle give the money back? Are you kidding!!!
Elvis impersonator Tom Green of Milwaukee. Too talented to die so young. He was 50.
Wisconsin Congressman David Obey. Obey was caught on video outside his office in Washington yelling at the mother of a soldier in Iraq who tried to commit suicide.
Nice touch, Congressman.
This guy makes the villains list: Milwaukee police are warning east side residents near Oakland and North to be on alert after a woman who went on her porch to check her mailbox was forced back into her home and sexually assaulted by a stranger.
I hope they nab him before he assaults again.
"I was going to have a few comments about the other Democratic Presidential candidate, John Edwards but it turns out you have to go into rehab if you use the word, "faggot," so I……so kind of an impasse, can't really talk about Edwards"
Ann Coulter, speaking at the annual meeting of the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington. She was totally wrong and out of line.
"I am not impressed by emails from Pennsylvania and Nevada officials thanking your department for your efforts to resolve their tax issues. ... If you are so interested in serving the taxpayers of Nevada and Pennsylvania, you may want to peruse the want ads for jobs in those states."
State Senator Mike Ellis (R-Neenah) in a letter to state Department of Transportation Secretary Frank Busalacchi, calling for a detailed accounting of the assistance the DOT gave indicted businessman Dennis Troha on his tax dispute in other states.
"What's troubling is that at a time of fiscal crisis, when Doyle has proposed more than $1 billion in new taxes and fees to support the state government, he turns down more than a half-million dollars in revenue for apparently ideological reasons."
The Green Bay Press Gazette, editorializing on Governor Doyle's rejection of $600-thousand in federal aid for abstinence instruction.
"You don't look any better in person than you do on TV."
An elderly gentleman laughingly said that to me last night at a restaurant bar as my wife and I were waiting to be seated.
The outcry from the left against Ann Coulter's incredibly over-the-top comments about John Edwards, accompanied by their lack of criticism about Bill Maher commenting that it might be best if VP Cheney was dead.
Can you say, "Hypocrite?"
Where is the coverage of the most important election of the year, the state Supreme Court race? What little coverage there is certainly isn't about issues.
American Idol.
Why do people watch this junk!?
From the Eau Claire Leader -Telegram. The story got national attention:
Don't try this at home
Eau Claire man burns genitals while drunkenly copying stunt
Trying to duplicate a movie stunt landed a man in the hospital with burns to his hands and genitals and left a second man facing criminal charges.
Randell D. Peterson, 43, of 1822 Vine St., was charged Tuesday in Eau Claire County Court with felony counts of battery and first-degree reckless endangerment.
Peterson is free on a $2,000 signature bond and returns to court April 16.
According to the criminal complaint:
Police were called to Luther Hospital to meet with Jared W. Anderson, 20, who had serious burns to both his hands and genitals. Anderson said he didn't want anyone to get in trouble because of what happened.
Police then spoke with witnesses, who said a group of people, including Anderson, were at Peterson's house Sunday night watching a "Jackass" movie, in which the characters perform outrageous stunts, sometimes ending up injured.
One of the characters in the movie lit his genitals on fire as a stunt.
Anderson, who was drunk, wanted to duplicate the stunt. Peterson was willing to oblige.
Anderson pulled his pants down in Peterson's kitchen. Peterson sprayed lighter fluid on Anderson's genitals.
After he was unable to start a fire, Peterson sprayed more lighter fluid on Anderson, and some of the fluid got on Anderson's clothing.
Peterson tried again and a fire started. Anderson's genitals, hands and clothing all caught fire.
Anderson ran into the bathroom, jumped in the bathtub and put the flames out.
Anderson's burns were serious enough that skin was peeling off his hands. Two witnesses forced Anderson to go to the hospital.
Anderson eventually was taken to the Regions Hospital Burn Unit in St. Paul with second-degree burns.
Peterson later admitted his involvement in the incident.
Peterson, if convicted, could face up to 10½ years in prison.
This story came in a close second.
Read what an idiot from Racine did to try to get on the Jerry Springer show.
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Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker. He came on my WISN program Friday to say he will not accept a huge salary increase if the Milwaukee County Board approves pay raises for County Supervisors and the County Executive.
An audit for the county issued a report saying the salaries for Walker and the County Board are significantly lower than those of the Milwaukee Mayor and Milwaukee aldermen. The auditor is recommending supervisors, who make over $50-thousand and receive sweet benefits, get a raise in excess of 40% and that Walker get an 11% raise.
Some supervisors, most notably Jim "Luigi" Schmitt of Wauwatosa, have pulled out the crying towel, whining about grossly underpaid and over-worked they are and thus, are deserving of the taxpayers popping for a big hike in their pay.
Remember, 11 of these supervisors were around when Tom Ament and the County Board perpetrated that massive pension heist that we're still paying for. If there's a public body of elected officials unworthy of a pay increase, it's the brain-dead Milwaukee County Board.
Bravo to Scott Walker who flat out told me on WISN that he would not accept a pay raise and that he will continue to give back $60-thousand of his salary every year.
Walker gets it. The supervisors don't.
Without a doubt, this guy.
" I was responsible for the 9/ll operation, from A to Z." "I'm very sorry they been killed kids in 9/11."
Al Queida leader Khalid Sheikh Mohammed to the military tribunal hearing his case.
"There's no reason for me to testify. Everybody knows I'm innocent."
Steven Avery at his murder trial.
"Teresa Halbach, by her DNA and where it's found, is telling a story. She's telling you, this is where I was, she's telling you, this is what happened to me, she's telling you, this is how I was killed."
Lead prosecutor in the Steven Avery trial Kenneth Kratz, during closing arguments to the jury.
"I'm not interested in the civil liberties of a pedophile. When you rape a child, you give up those rights."
State Representative Joel Kleefisch (R-Oconomowoc), who is authoring legislation to require sex offenders to have bright green fluorescent license plates on their cars.
"The real March Madness is that Wisconsin continues to criminalize one of the rites of spring."."
State Senator Jeff Plale (D-South Milwaukee) who will introduce a bill to legalize NCAA College Basketball Tournament office pools. Such pools are illegal in Wisconsin. Violators can be fined, imprisoned, or both. Ridiculous.
"I bet on my team every night. I didn't bet on my team four nights a week. I was wrong."
Pete Rose
"I know there are odds today on who's gonna make the final four, but I'm taking odds that this administration, this governor, won't serve out his four years."
State Senator Mike Ellis (R-Neenah) on the floor of the state Senate, blasting the Governor's state Department of Transportation Secretary Frank Busalacchi for using DOT personnel to help indicted businessman Dennis Troha on his tax dispute in other states. Ellis' comments came as the Senate debated and later approved the Busalacchi's confirmation as DOT Secretary.
"I'm calling on the mayor to contact the governor in an effort to deploy between 50 to 75 National Guardsmen to the streets of Milwaukee to help augment the efforts of the Milwaukee police this summer."
Milwaukee Alderman Bob Donovan
Governor Doyle gutting the GPS law. He used the public's concern over sex offenders as a re-election tool, only to turn his back on the very bill he signed. He's a liar and a phony.
Also, the defense in the Steven Avery trial, specifically their disgusting, despicable, and desperate O.J.-like argument that the police planted the evidence. How do these guys sleep at night?
The ridiculously lazy bureaucrats at the State Justice Department. Another reason people hate government.
The NCAA College Basketball Tournament….and rightfully so. Every year, it captures the imagination of the entire country and deserves all the attention it gets.
This story was mighty strange.
This story was just unusual.
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Gandalf, the wonder dog.
The Tauers of Hurley, Wisconsin.
Several people are credited with helping nab suspects in the shooting death of a local boxing coach.
These punks.
"As far as criticisms go, not much."
Franklin School Superintendent Bill Szakacs in the Journal/Sentinel, discussing public reaction to the $78-million referendum. Apparently he's not paying attention.
"This is a modest increase."
Governor Doyle spokesman Matt Canter reacting to news that property taxes on a median-valued Wisconsin home would rise by $94 - or 3.4% - in December bills under Gov. Jim Doyle's proposed state budget, according to a report made public Friday by the non-partisan Legislative Fiscal Bureau.
"It doesn't do any good to go build some new great Cadillac program and then go, 'Oh, by the way we can't afford this.' Now you've put people's lives at risk, and you haven't governed."
Joint Finance Committee co-chair Kitty Rhoades, saying the Governor's proposed state budget spends too much.
"This is nothing we did on purpose. It was a mistake that occurred."
Chris Klein, aide to state Department of Transportation Secretary Frank Busalacchi after it was reported calendar entries for Busalacchi and his top assistant had been erased, making it impossible to know where they were for their first two years in office. The very next day, Klein said an IT worker found a copy of the calendar on a server that had not been checked.
"When he gets out, we have to find him a place to live. Don't shut him out."
Pat Jansen of De Pere, talking about her stepson who sexually assaulted another relative and is now undergoing treatment. She begged the Green Bay Common Council not to approve an ordinance to ban sex offenders from living within 2,000 feet of public places where people gather.
"Every parent has a right to feel safe about letting their kids play outside. Those of you who are against this: How many of you would be willing to sit with the family of a victim and explain why you're against this?"
Tim Watermolen of Green Bay. The Green Bay Common Council adopted the strict residency ordinance for sex offenders, 9-2.
The vandalism at the Army Recruiting Center in Milwaukee, for sure.
This story was also outrageous.
A new report by the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance that Wisconsin residents paid an average of more than $500 per person last year in mostly small, "hidden" taxes that are often misunderstood or go virtually unnoticed.
The angst in the U.S. House of Representatives this week amongst Democrats who were split on how to vote on a bill to continue funding wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and set a timetable for U.S. troop withdrawal. Even NPR's All Things Considered reported on the inner turmoil of Democrats in a segment I referenced on InterCHANGE on Channel 10 Friday night. You can hear the report by going here and clicking on "Listen."
In the end, for all the agonizing that divided House Democrats supposedly endured, they voted along party lines for the bill. President Bush was right when he said the Democrats were engaging in "political theater," substituting their thirst to curry favor with the public for the military intelligence of our ground forces in Iraq.
I could list a dozen of these each week. I've selected this story for this week's entry, and you could also call it the most galling story of the week: a serial killer demands a discount on his newspaper subscription because he claims he helped sell papers. Read about it here.
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Everyone participating (and there's still time for you to get involved as well) in the Books for Soldiers project today at the Franklin Public Library.
The mugger of an 81-year old woman outside a Milwaukee Walgreen's AND all the Walgreen's employees inside who watched, and did nothing to help. Watch the Channel 6 story. Click on the play button after opening this link.
" I have two children in the Franklin school district, one in high school and one in grade school. As a parent, I can see the need for expansion of the middle school and the high school but we need to go back to the drawing board and realize that the average Franklin taxpayer can not afford the extra taxes that this referendum will cost."
Bryan Maersch of Franklin on this web site, about his opposition to the referenda.
"It would prevent Racine from becoming the dumping ground like they tried to do in Franklin, I guess. It just seems like common sense. If enough communities band together, if all the advocates want to make the state look at changing things to keep people away from our kids more long-term."
Racine Aldermanic candidate Fred Dooley. If elected, he promises to push for an ordinance in Racine similar to Franklin's that strictly limits where released sex offenders can live and travel within the city.
"I'm here to stand up for all Latinos, who are going to need licenses to do all kinds of things, from driving a car to opening a bank account. This law will further marginalize a group that is already on edge."
Amanda Postel, speaking at a rally in Madison protesting the Real ID law that goes into effect April 1. The law requires that applicants for Wisconsin driver's licenses show proof of U.S. citizenship.
"The 9/11 hijackers could have used their passports to board the planes, but only one did. Those murderers chose our driver's licenses and state IDs as their forms of identification because these documents allowed them to blend in and not raise suspicion or concern."
Wisconsin Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner, saying he authored the Real ID law to prevent another 911-type attack.
"One, there would be a film crew of 30, 40, 50 people who would come for two weeks to two months. They rent cars, eat in restaurants and stay in hotels. They use limousines and go to Menards to buy lumber to build sets. They're spending money left and right. Two, you get curiosity seekers, creating tourism. And three, and most significant, when the movie hits the big screen ..."
Dave Clements, executive director of the La Crosse Area Convention and Visitors Bureau. Clements said a production featuring a big movie star has been making inquiries about filming in this part of Wisconsin. They need tax breaks, however, to lure them to Wisconsin and they want them now. If they can't film this year, they will move their cameras down river. Those tax breaks were made possible by Senate Bill 563 but won't go into effect until January 2008. A new Senate Bill 24 would move up the tax credit date to Jan. 1, 2007. But Democrat state Senator Russ Decker, co-chair of the Legislature's Joint Finance Committee is holding up the bill.
Sex offenders being treated at the Sand Ridge facility near Madison are moaning and groaning that their pay has been cut below minimum wage. That takes a lot of nerve. They're lucky to get that. I'm outraged that they're outraged. Read about it here.
And the teacher who saw a student with a gun, and did nothing. The teacher should be terminated, but will get strong backing from the teachers' union.
From the Tax Foundation in Washington D.C.: Tax Freedom Day will arrive on April 30 this year, the 120th day of 2007. That means Americans will work four months of the year, from January 1 to April 30, before they have earned enough money to pay this year's tax obligations at the federal, state and local levels.
Americans work a significant number of days each year to pay for things other than government, but nothing else is so expensive. Americans will work longer to pay for government (120 days) than they will for food, clothing and housing combined (105 days). Since 1986 taxes have cost more than these basic necessities. In fact, Americans will work longer to afford federal taxes alone (79 days) than they will to afford housing (62 days).
Wisconsin's Tax Freedom Day is May 2 this year, a few days later than the average Tax Freedom Day in America of April 30. Last year, Wisconsin's Tax Freedom Day fell on April 28. Read more about Tax Freedom Day here.
This kid.
And the most disgusting, despicable story of the week…..
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