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Live Blog: November 2012 Wisconsin Election Results
Patch will have a team of editors and reporters in the community covering Tuesday's election in real-time in our live blog.
After more than a year of hype, hundreds of speeches and millions spent on campaign ads, the 2012 election is finally here — and Patch is covering it live in a real-time Election Day Blog.
We have more than two dozen reporters and editors throughout southeastern Wisconsin Tuesday, talking to voters, election officials and others — and providing updates and results in the blog until the final races are called.
We also want to hear from you, so make sure your post a comment in the blog. Tell us how you voted for and why; share your experiences at the polls; or just weigh in on the big election of 2012.
Here are the latest results for key races for Waukesha County and Wisconsin. Presidential results only represent votes in Wisconsin. Polls in Wisconsin close at 8 p.m. Central time. Once a winner is announced, the candidate's name will appear in bold.
LAST UPDATE: 1:19 p.m. Wednesday
Race | % of Precints reporting | Democratic Candidate | Results | Republican Candidate | Results |
President-Wisconsin totals |
99% |
Obama-Biden (I) |
1,606,514 | Romney-Ryan | 1,404,950 |
U.S. Senate | 99% | Tammy Baldwin | 1,537,138 | Tommy Thompson | 1,372,485 |
1st Congressional District | 100% | Ron Zerban |
157,721 | Paul Ryan (I) |
199,715 |
28th State Senate District | 100% | Jim Ward | 34,990 |
Mary Lazich (I) |
60,621 |
13th State Assembly District | 100% | John Pokrandt | 13,219 | Rob Hutton | 20,378 |
14th State Assembly District | 100% | Chris Rockwood | 14,451 | Dale Kooyenga (I) | 20,921 |
24th State Assembly District | 88% | Shan Haqqi | 8,812 | Dan Knodl (I) | 18,271 |
83rd State Assembly District | 100% |
Jim Brownlow | 9,956 | Dave Craig (I) |
23,004 |
97th State Assembly District | 100% |
Marga Krumins | 9,888 | Bill Kramer (I) |
18,013 |
98th State Assembly District |
100% |
Eric Prudent | 9,338 |
Paul Farrow (I) |
22,358 |
Waukesha County Clerk | 100% | Jessica Read | 63,575 | Kathleen Novack | 155,430 |
Race | Pct. reporting | Republican Candidate | Results | Republican Candidate | Results |
33rd State Senate District - Primary |
100% | Chris Kapenga | 28,837 |
Paul Farrow | 31,843 |
Source:FOX6 News, Waukesha County Clerk's Office
Bernard Forand
12:13 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Fraudulent voting being discovered. Palm Beach Florida with their absentee voting ballots and now Penn. With touch screen voting machines. Think time has come to call in the U.N. to investigate. Observe Penn. Fraud.
12:18 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Wait....I thought voter fraud didn't exist?
Guess the poor bastards in Fl should have voter ID rules?
Friends of he GOP 2012
8:30 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
You learn a lot about a man's character during adversity..........
When freshmen assembly member Paul Farrow had a question on why protective services were exempt from collect bargaining Farrow went to the Republican Party leaders for his answers. What did freshmen assembly member Chris Kapenga do? Kapenga was the star of the gossip columnist Daniel Bice's articles and Jeff Flemming's loser of the week on the Charlie Sykes show. Kapenga openly ran his mouth calling key members in his own party and the governor a sell out. I believe this is why every Republican has turned their back on Kapenga and not endorsed him. We need a mature senator that can handle conflict without starring in the gossip column. That's why I am supporting Paul Farrow for senate and you should also.
9:37 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
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Bernard Forand
12:35 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
@ Craig; Again right over your head. ID's do not matter in these scenarios II have presented here. Try actually reading the comment. Might help..
A man originally reported to have been working for the Republican Party of Virginia was arrested by the Rockingham County, Va., Sheriff's Office on Thursday and charged with attempting to destroy voter registration forms by tossing them into a dumpster behind a shopping center in Harrisonburg, Va.
"Prosecutors charged him with four counts of destruction of voter registration applications, eight counts of failing to disclose voter registration applications and one count of obstruction of justice," according to a report late Thursday afternoon from TPM's Ryan Reilly . More charges could be forthcoming, according to officials.
This is but the tip of the iceberg. Odd it is always with the right wing nuts as the source for lies, deceits and abuse of our civil rights. Little wonder they are for deregulation. Illuminates the same ideologies of criminals.
Having problems with the reply click so Craig try to figure out where it goes.
12:53 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Bernard I can tell you where to put it, but I doubt you know how to figure it out.
I don't care what you wrote, I made a point about voter ID. Reading everythink you post is not tolerable for me, as I have a weak stomach for your spin.
Weren't you claiming there is no voter fraud just a few months ago?
When I cast my vote this morning for the right candidate, I noticed a name of a dead neighbor still on the registered voter list- I could go back later and cast a vote in his name because there is no ID check.
I won't do that, but there is no guarantee someone else won't either. This is where ID does matter. I am sure this idea is over your head because hey, there is no voter fraud!
Bernard Forand
1:22 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
@ Craig like I said whoosh right over your head. No wonder you have no knowledge of what you spew. I did not disagree with voter ID. Perhaps you did not read that comment as well. Your just interested in blah, blahing.
I said photo ID's can be handed out at the voter registration office, at no cost for it is the freedom to vote after all. Some people do not have a driver's license and do not want one. Some people are not physically able to jump up and go get a photo ID. Some people will not be able to make it to the polls. Like our first responders out in the fields today. Therefore absentee ballots will require photo ID's as well, as they are not presently.
Handicap individuals in hospitals and living assistance, for a couple of examples, will require a Mobil photo ID vehicle to make those rounds. As for your stomach; That seems to be troubling for quite sometime. Perhaps a genetic thingy.
6:03 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Barnard: The cause for the sour stomach is the shit you spew from your mouth. Like I said, I don't care what you wrote, or think, or feel, or what happens to you.
If you are too thick skulled to understand the need for ID, it isn't even worth mt time to continue.
7:48 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Bernard is a very lucky man, he can do something I can't.
Bernard Forand
6:46 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Its not luck to comprehend another's comments. You merely have to read them. You must be republican, with their half backed false facts on every issue. Amy is befuddled. That's what happens when there is a handicap in one's ability to comprehend. Republicans lost because of this obnoxious focused vision on delusions'. Serious make over is in order. Perhaps a split will occur. Intelligent republicans will want to dispose of their handicap knuckle dragging bigots. Once again we may see the revitalization of the grand party with Big Stick Teddy leading the way..
2:18 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Bernard: You are lucky because you can kiss my ass. Democrats won on a platform of "Mo' Free Shit". Be honest with yourself, that is the entitlement mentality. Why vote for someone who is going to take away your free lunch?
Bernard Forand
10:03 am on Thursday, November 8, 2012
Craig has a fetish for his ass. Ahh but then he is a republican. Nothing new there. Off on another delusional illusional of make believe facts. DUH nothing is free! That's a mythical Rushing Roving Fox chasing the melodies of their pied piper. They couldn't get the fiddler for they OWE too much for what they have not paid for. Multitrillions of UNappropriated taxes that they keep handing over to the democrats. Little facts like that which is beyond your comprehension is why you knuckle draggers lost.
What simple facts democrats were very well aware of, republicans were totally ignorant of them. We need a greater education of these knuckle draggers. A blight on our USA, they be…
10:39 am on Thursday, November 8, 2012
Bernard you ignorant racist prick. You can't resist the knuckle dragging comment because you have nothing to offer. You use a lot of words but do not make any points.
The blight of the USA is the stupidity illustrated by you, re electing the President who has brought this great Nation on it's knees.
When your saviour is finished with two term he will have added more debt than ALL previous Presidents combined! As of today, your share of that debt is $153,000. Will that be cash or check?
8:42 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
how the f can this be with only 4% of the vote in and our polls just closing 40 min ago???
Red Recking Crew
12:07 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Why is only 49% of Waukesha County reported? With almost 400k, this can push Romney over the edge.
Fire Fly
1:31 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
"Open letter to the center of the GOP. Please re- assert your authority over the miserable right and help the Dems govern ! Everyone can help ! "
...........Tweet from a local Menomonee Falls RINO ..............
Bernard Forand
1:59 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
What a night! We stopped Republicans dead in their tracks in competitive governors races in New Hampshire, West Virginia, Montana, Puerto Rico, and Missouri (with our candidate in Washington State currently leading), retained the Senate, and best of all – we won an incredible Electoral College sweep for President Obama!
Megyn Kelly is an example of the rift that is beginning to expanding within the Fox tabloid media and the republican party. A Model that they tested with the republican party has failed in a landslide. California experienced a democrat Tsunami. Not all republicans are as well herded sheep as the tabloids have made them out to be. Emergence of a progressive republican party will arise from the muck and mire of the right wing's failures.
Megyn will rise to replace the willy nilly Wallace.
Bernard Forand
10:07 am on Thursday, November 8, 2012
Change is a long time in coming. Globalization is promoting similar forces, of the Civil Rights movements of the past. Humanity is slowly gaining in its demands for the suppression of inequality. Technology, by its nature, demonstrates our abilities to communicate solutions to necessities. Standards of life from all segments, are raised. Evolutionary forces dictate our fate. Opposition to the science of evolution may be greater than the change but if the change is a necessity of survival, it will continue to emerge until it is assimilated. Observing present political diversity within the republican party, demonstrates how evolution manifest itself. Rifts and segmentations' become more pronounced. Instability increases. Fracturing occurs promoting the birth of two or more political entities


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By: Robert Bumsted
Updated: February 14, 2013
"We are not rivals of power, but partners of progress," said the President in his opening remarks. The nearly hour-long speech urged Congress to come to a consensus on the budget and gun control."
In the wake of the deadly school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, the President took the opportunity to urge Congress to continue to work together on reforms.
"it has been two months since Newtown," he said. "I know this is not the first time this country has debated how to reduce gun violence but hit sis different. Overwhelming majorities of americans have come together for common-sense reforms like background checks, Senators working together on tough new laws to prevent criminals from buying guns."
The President also touched on improving economic conditions, and trying to foster the return of the manufacturing sector.
A gallop poll released Tuesday before the President's speech shows the President is lagging in public opinion when it comes jobs. Just 36 percent of Americans said they approved how President Obama is handling the economy.

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Grab Rails: Public use, Ambulant Disabled and elderly occupants.
I recently had to install grab rails in a holiday villa just outside Listowel, North Co. Kerry, Ireland. The composition is 6 large bedrooms all with bathrooms en-suite with one of those en-suite bathrooms already fully accessible for disabled and other impaired people. It includes the usual kit such as various handrails vertical, horizontal and fold down, contrasting colours, wet room floor design, seats etc. Also in the villa is 1 large bathroom unattached to the other bedrooms. As a request from an An Bord Failte (Tourism Bord Ireland) Inspector previously it was recomended to install grab rails in the 5 standard en-suite shower cubicles due to their large nature, to help occupants, particularly elderly to manoeuvre more securely in the shower cubicle. I have shown a few pictures of the shower areas with associated body spray controls below with some pictures further below showing them with the new grab rails. One grabrail for each shower unit was purchased by the owner, ready to be installed.
I have looked through various Irish and British Reg's and there doesnt seem to be clear regulations or guidelines regarding positions or requirements for such grab rails in a public or semi private nature, excluding of course those already published regarding 'fully accessible' shower areas for all including wheelchair users. I have considered the recomended positions in BS 8300: 2009, Universal and Adaptable Design for Lifetime Homes (Galway Rural Development Co. Ltd, approx 2002), Building for Everyone (NDA, 2002, Ireland), Irish Technical Guidance Document Part M (Dept of the Environment, Heritage & Local Government, 2000, Ireland) and Approved Document Part M (NBS, 2004, UK) and other publications which guide on various related items such as placement of vertical rails either side of a wash basin miror in an ambulant disabled compartment, heights for vertical and horizontal rails in ambulant disabled WC compartments for WC use, and also heights and positions of rails in wheelchair accessible shower areas and baths in the various public and semi- private accomodations. The closest situation I can see to my own one is probably the fully accessible shower unit grab rails as outlined in some of those publications mentioned above in particular Building for Everyone on P130 with associated diagrams, except for catering for wheelchair use.
I have to wonder, the use of grab rails in standard shower cubicles and their positioning seem like an increasingly required design consideration for shower areas in various building types whether its designing for holiday visitors, public accessibility or even one's own private home, particularly considering the design requirements regarding various disabled persons needs and future proofing concepts for the elderly or impaired. I really did think I would come across more guidelines other than a sense of 'please provide rails for people getting up and down from toilets and baths, or for wheelchair users getting onto a shower seat in a fully accessible shower area'. What if you dont need or want a seat, or a fully accessible bathroom suite with associated expenses? Considering the amount of shower cubicles out there (excluding combinded bath /shower units) I think someone should probably analyse the use and positioning of rails in a standard shower cubicle in a home, apartment or public situation. And maybe also consider how many cases have arisen of people injuring themselves from hitting rails that have been poorly placed or aligned. Just a thought really!
Since I havent really come across it yet I will do my own analysis! If anyone has further thoughts or ideas feel free to throw your hat into the ring or tell me I'm being too fussy about placement!
Analysis & Discussion:
Most of the shower units in this particular house were the same type of rectangular form except one which due to the swing of the adjacent bathroom door needed to be either narrower or a different design, so a corner shower unit was installed instead, allowing the door to swing back better. In the various shower units there were 6 main design considerations as I see it for different positions of a potential grab rail.
- Regarding a horizontal rail, since there was no bath, an occupant would not be sitting down or needing to sit down (correct me if I have overlooked a particular use where you would need to sit in the shower tray!), and the purpose of the rail would be to stop one falling, rather than allow a fall and only aid with getting up from that. Considering how a person could break a limb when falling it would be easier I figured, to shout, stay put, or just crawl out of the shower tray rather than try to get up and stand again. SO… the rail would be used while still standing and leaning most likely.
- If a person was standing, and then slipped, there is a possibility of falling down and hitting a head on a horizontal rail more so than if one was lying in a bath, and slipped sideways while trying to grab a horizontal rail. A vertical rail for someone standing, would take up less horizontal space and I would think reduce this risk of coming into contact if falling down.
- Most people would use the rail to either lean against and hold, or help with getting in and out of the shower, than trying to lift themselves up for some reason (leaning against a rail to access a body part or position for washing for example). In getting into the shower cubicle and getting out would it be better to try to position the rail far side of the shower head or the near side to the glass folding doors as this would be closer to the point of access and would improve reachability when getting into the shower. (I considered the near side but the position of the shower body spray nozzles and controls didn't allow this to be a position). As one opens the folding glass doors and steps into the shower I was also conscious of the distance one would need to step into the tray to reach the rail without the risk of slipping as they reach for it.
- Should the rail be on the same plane as the shower head and its controls, or the adjacent wall side? To keep the occupants focus on the same plane it would seem to make sense to put rail on shower head and controls plane so as not to distract attention onto other surfaces (or would it be better to provide the rail on the adjacent plane? Any thoughts on this??) More surfaces that have equipment on them (including nozzles, spray heads, controls etc) may provide better overall stability but these other items will surely not provide the same weight limit thresholds as each other, thereby actually reducing overall safety, and increasing a risk of fall if an appliance breaks under strain if grabbed hard?
- If the rail was on the adjacent wall, particularly in the corner unit this would seem to hinder turning motions and maneouverability within the shower cubicle. It would not be nice to keep hitting your elbow off the rail as you turn or try to raise your arms to lather in the shampoo to your head!
Final Placement:
With all these in mind I decided to go with a vertical rail rather than a horizontal rail and positioned it on the shower head/controls wall, on the far side of this wall from the folding doors, at 160mm from adjacent wall so that hands would reach around it easier and not knock against the adjacent wall (One shower rail was 175mm from the wall due to the grout line there) while also far enough from the controls and other nozzles so as not to hinder use of these or create the possibility of jamming the hands between the rail and nozzles. It would also avoid screwing into grout lines on the ceramic tiles. These particular tiles couldn't be replaced in the same style so care was to be taken regarding placement of rail holes and operation of drilling and screwing through these tiles! More on that below. Height-wise, I positioned the mid centres of the rails approx 1150mm from the shower tray lip height. 600mm long rails were used, this gave a bottom screw position of 855mm from the base for the lower bracket of the rail, taking into account grout lines also. This I figured would just be low enough for someone to hang from to get up from a fall and high enought to lean against while using shower head and controls, and appropriate height for getting in and out of the shower area while also being reasonable distance from cubicle doors for reachability in and out of the shower area. Below are some pictures to show the final positions.
The smaller nature of the corner unit allowed for the use of a shorter rail only 300mm long. I positioned it at the same height from the shower tray base to the bottom screw at 855mm but had debated in my head if I should have placed it at the same top bracket height rather than the same bottom bracket height. Considering the pattern of tiles, aesthetics, position of nozzles and reachability from outside the cubicle doors it was decided to align it at the lower fixing height than the top one. Picture below.
This is how I decided to place these rails. I would love to hear if I missed other concerns if anyone sees them!
Regarding fixing the screws I went and used appropriate screws and plugs (7mm, although no wings or edges on the plugs I got in the Hardware place, should this be important or not in such a rail fixing through tile and masonry? Or is it just the outward pressure itself that is enough to support in this rail fixing situation?) I used an 8mm drill bit for masonry but didn't have a proper ceramic tile bit so I had to use a smaller masonry bit (4.5mm) to make a small point mark in the tile, to get a grip for using the larger masonry bit. Also covered the marks before drilling with two layers of good masking tape to provide grip and help prevent tile from excessive cracking and marks. It worked very well I must say, no marks or any cracks other than the hole that was intended.
I just think that there should be some more proactive regs regarding placing similar rails as I'm sure they are becoming more needed and/or popular in various uses and are quite cheap considering how useful they can be, (purchased 600mm long rail for €28 each and the 300mm rail for €20, all in nice chrome finishes, still providing contrasts with the surrounding walls but maintaining a nicer feel and the grip seems quite good on them)
If anyone knows about impending reg's or other guidelines regarding these kind of rails I'd love to know, just out of curiosity!


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London Irish have included Chris Hala'ufia and Ofisa Treviranus in their side to face London Wasps in the Premiership on Sunday (12.05pm).
Treviranus comes in at openside flanker for Jebb Sinclair who is rested. Hala'ufia has recovered from the flu, which kept him out of last weekend's match, to be named at No 8.
Sailosi Tagicakibau has recovered from a knee injury and is named as a replacement. Bryn Evans will captain the side.
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By: Kristin Anderson
Updated: February 25, 2013
"We had probably the biggest one day crowd that we've ever had in Abilene," said show organizer Kim Sanson.
"Everybody wants one now. They're afraid of what's going to happen with the proposed gun control," said Michial Dunlap, a vendor at the show.
Dunlap has been a gun show vendor for over 30 years. And he and other vendors are feeling the perks of the spike in gun sales.
"Over the last few months they have been just been over the top," he said. "They're, you can't get parts, you can't get things for guns. They're selling as fast as you can put them out."
But with the increased gun sales at gun shows like this one, many vendors are facing the same problem.
"It's a very double-edged sword. The more the government says they're going to ban them, the more people buy them, the less that are available," Dunlap explained.
The high sales have not only driven up the prices, they've depleted much of the supply. And the vendors are feeling that affect, too.
"The product is running out," Sansom explained. "So a lot of these people can't replace what they are selling, and so that in turn drops how many tables they get and how many shows they do because they don't have enough merchandise."
And though he'll be able to continue as a vendor at different shows, Dunlap says that the same can't be said for everyone.
"The availability of the product is pretty good for me because of my contacts. But a lot of the smaller vendors, they're going to have a hard time," said Dunlap. "They're still having a hard time now and there's going to be a hard time in the future."


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How Industrial Hazards Get Overlooked
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mashriq / arabia / iraq / community struggles / news report Wednesday June 27, 2012 01:49 byIlan S.
The first high pick of the third Intifada is nearly over with significant successes of the hunger strike. As counter measure the Israeli state forces increase the harassments and pressures on inhabitants of area C (69% of occupied west bank) to transfer out to area A of the Palestinian authority. In the on going joint struggles of the AAtW with the popular comities and activists, Nebi Saleh still get the most of the harassments. Quaddum and Beit Ummar, which are too locations of regular struggle which is beyond the initial joint struggles against the separation fence, get the on going pressure and punishment to prevent the expansion to the other villages and small towns. Within Israel comrades were involved with the struggle against deportation of African refugees and racial incitement against them. The summer wave of the Israeli 'Occupy' social struggle is now blooming read full story / add a comment
mashrek / arabia / irak / lotte sul territorio / cronaca Friday June 22, 2012 17:10 byIlan S.
Le ondate di sciopero della fame dei prigionieri palestinesi, per la maggior parte finite bene, lasciano un'urgenza. Le forze di Stato israeliane cercano di impedire l'espansione della terza Intifada... ma senza rallentare le operazioni di sgombero dei palestinesi dall'area C. La lotta unitaria, iniziata con l'obiettivo del muro della separazione si è così allargata che ci sono ora altri aspetti prominenti. Gli scontri settimanali a Beit Ummar, a Bil'in, a Hebron e sulle sue colline meridionali, a Ma'sara, a Nabi Saleh, a Ni'lin, a Qaddum, a Sheikh Jarrah, sono il cuore della lotta insieme alle lotte a Gerusalemme Est occupata e nell'area C che sono state recentemente teatro dell'operazioni di sgombero. All'interno di Israele, la lotta sociale monta lentamente, ma con maggiore successo in provincia. [English] read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / community struggles / news report Wednesday June 20, 2012 20:32 byIlan S.
The waves of the hunger strike struggle of the Palestinian prisoners mostly over with victory leave the urge for more. The Israeli state forces try to prevent the expansion of the third Intifada... but not by slowing the mounting efforts to transfer Palestinian villagers from area C. The joint struggle which started with the focus on the separation fence expanded so much that the other aspects are now more prominent. The weekly confrontations in Beit Ommar, Bil'in, Hebron and its southern hills region, Ma'asara, Nabi Saleh, N'ilin, Qaduum, Sheikh Jarrakh, are the core of the struggle with shifting focusing on locations in occupied east Jerusalem and area C which are targeted lately by the escalation of transfer efforts. Within Israel, The social struggle starts slowly to accumulate momentum, with more success in the periphery towns. [Italiano]
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mashrek / arabia / irak / lotte sul territorio / cronaca Friday June 15, 2012 17:16 byIlan S.
Oltre alle manifestazioni unitarie settimanali e ad altre azioni, gli Anarchici Contro il Muro hanno partecipato alle attività per la giustizia sociale e per la solidarietà con i rifugiati africani recentemente vittime della persecuzione razziale di stato. Il picco delle lotte è stato la manifestazione per Naksa 45 a Tel Aviv con circa 1500 attivisti (per lo più a sinistra del partito comunista). [English] read full story / add a comment
Palestine-Israel, The joint struggle continue on background of increased Israeli racism and transfer
mashriq / arabia / iraq / community struggles / news report Wednesday June 13, 2012 02:11 byIlan S.
In addition to the weekly joint demonstrations and other joint actions the Anarchists Against the Wall activists participated in the social justice activities and solidarity with the African refugees lately under racial and state harassment. The peak was the Nacsa 45 demonstration in Tel Aviv where about one and a half thousand activists (mostly left to the communist party. State forces were surprisingly lenient and let us take the King George road for two hours, which leads from the city square to a park near the building of the ruling party. As the Summer begins, the political climate is warming the police "invitation" for interrogations activists. [Italiano] read full story / add a comment
mashrek / arabia / irak / lotte sul territorio / cronaca Friday June 08, 2012 16:35 byIlan S.
Una delle lotte a cui partecipiamo è la campagna B.D.S. (Boycott, Disinvestment, Sanctions, ndt), lanciata molto tempo fa da ambienti anticapitalisti ed antiautoritari israeliani e fatta propria nel corso degli anni da altri attivisti israeliani e dalle organizzazioni palestinesi. Negli ultimi anni ha avuto molto successo, e persino la cantante Madonna ha cercato di utilizzarla. I media hanno dato spazio ai biglietti gratuiti per il suo concerto che Madonna ha donato agli attivisti israeliani più radicali, mentre le forze di Stato hanno impedito a 2 attivisti palestinesi della lotta unitaria di Ni'lin di parteciparvi... [English] read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / community struggles / news report Wednesday June 06, 2012 15:04 byIlan S.
One of the joint struggles we are involved in is B.D.S., called for by long, long ago by the Israeli anti-authoritarian anti-capitalists and adopted over the years by other Israeli activists and Palestinian organizations. In the last few years it has collected momentum and though Madonna did not respect it, she tried to co-opt it. The media gave space to the turning down of free tickets donated by Madonna to the more radical Israeli activists, and the State forces' preventing two Palestinian activists from the Ni'ilin joint struggle to attend. In addition to the joint demos and activities in the regular locations in the occupied Palestinian regions and within Israel, comrades were involved in the intensified struggle for the survival of African refugees, victims of Israeli State repression and the extreme right incitement. [Italiano] read full story / add a comment
mashrek / arabia / irak / lotte sul territorio / cronaca Thursday May 31, 2012 17:22 byIlan S.
Oltre alle consuete località di lotte unitarie, gli Anarchici Contro il Muro hanno preso parte alla lotta contro gli attacchi razzisti portati contro i rifugiati africani. All'interno di Israele ci sono state azioni di solidarietà con i Beduini che sono sottoposti a sgomberi striscianti, di recente sempre più frequenti. A Tel Aviv e Gerusalemme lotte soprattutto con i rifugiati e per la giustizia sociale. Nella Cisgiordania occupata quinto anno di lotte unitarie per Al-Ma'sara, sesto anno per Beit Ummar, già l'ottavo anno di lotta continua per Bil'in, già il terzo anno per Nabi Salih, quasi il quarto anno per Ni'ilin, a Qaddum è iniziata quest'anno, mentre siamo già al terzo anno di lotta a Sheikh Jarrah, quartiere ad est di Gerusalemme/Al-Quds occupata. [English] read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / community struggles / news report Wednesday May 30, 2012 18:15 byIlan S.
In addition to the regular locations of joint struggles, the Anarchists Against the Wall initiative was involved with the struggle against the racist attacks on African refugees. Within Israel there were actions in solidarity with the Bedouins who are subject to creeping transfer that has lately accelerated. In Tel Aviv and Jerusalem it was mainly with the refugees and social justice. In the occupied West Bank of Palestine it was the fifth year of Al-Ma'sara, Beit Ummar for the sixth year, in Bil'in now already in the eighth year of continued struggle, in Nabi Salih already the third year, in Ni'ilin that is just completing the fourth year, in Qaddum that started this year, and the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood of occupied east Jerusalem/Al-Quds already in the third year. [Italiano]
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mashrek / arabia / irak / lotte sul territorio / cronaca Tuesday May 22, 2012 19:51 byIlan S.
La vittoria dei prigionieri palestinesi in sciopero della fame per la detenzione amministrativa è stata inattesa. Però la terza Intifada non si ferma qui. I contadini palestinesi accompagnati da attivisti israeliani ed internazionali si scontrano con la brutalità dei coloni protetti dalle forze di stato israeliane. Continuano le consuete manifestazioni unitarie del week end e la prossima estate sembra promettere una escalation sia delle lotte contro l'occupazione che di quelle per la giustizia sociale in Israele. [English] read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / community struggles / news report Tuesday May 22, 2012 00:51 byIlan S.
Palestine-Israel, After the first major victory of the third Intifada the joint struggle the AAtW involved in just persist ---- The victory of the hunger strike of Palestinian prisoners and their pick of the administrative prisoners was so unexpected that the wind as if left us. However, the third Intifada do not extinguish.The Palestinian farmers accompanied by Israeli and international activists confront brutal settlers protected by Israeli state forces. The usual week end joint demos continue and the coming summer seems to promise an escalation in both the struggle against occupation and for social justice within Israel. [Italiano] read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / community struggles / news report Monday May 14, 2012 16:35 byIlan S.
All over the West Bank thousands of people took to the streets in support of the hunger striking prisoners. The third intifada collected momentum. It started with hunger strike of administrative prisoners held without trail, with solidarity demos, and joined by 1500 Palestinian prisoners - both in solidarity with the administrative ones and in demand for improving condition of the incarcerated. There were demos and vigils of solidarity daily - both in the occupied territories and within Israel. The weekly demonstrations made it their central theme. After nearly 80 days for the two longest hunger strikers, it seems their death is imminent after the Israeli highest court of "justice" approved of the unyielding refusal of the state to retreat from their administrative jailing. State forces vacillate between harsh repression of demos and restraining - expression of their uncertainty of the evolving third Intifada and mounting international pressure. read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / community struggles / news report Tuesday May 08, 2012 03:01 byIlan S.
The usual week end struggle of the anarchists against the wall with the grassroots popular committees was interwoven with the hunger strike of Palestinian administrative prisoners. After two strikers were released when their lives were in imminent danger, the hunger strike collected momentum in prison and out, as the few hundreds of administrative prisoners were joined by more than thousand of other Palestinian prisoners in Israeli concentration camps and prisons. Demonstrations occur daily and some of them within the 1948 borders of Israel. The Israeli state intensify the repression of both the prisoners, the demonstrations in support of them in the occupied territories, and even within Israel. The peak within Israel was the arrest and physical harassment of 17 of our comrades who were protesting in front of the prison hospital in Ramle, where two striker are dying. read full story / add a comment
mashrek / arabia / irak / lotte sul territorio / cronaca Thursday May 03, 2012 16:54 byIlan S.
La scorsa settimana c'è stata un'impennata della pressione contro i Palestinesi che vivono in località da cui Israele vuole sgomberarli - nei quartieri orientali e meridionali di Gerusalemme. [English] read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / community struggles / news report Wednesday May 02, 2012 03:31 byIlan S.
Last week there was an escalation in the pressure against the Palestinians in chosen locations that Israel wants to transfer them from - in the south and East Jerusalem neighborhoods. After the first successful hunger strike of two Palestinian administrative detainees, the hunger strike of 1,500 administrative detainees is widescale and the demonstrations of support and solidarity hunger strikes are abundant. In addition to the weekly demonstrations promoting this theme, Ramallah and the concentration camp of Ofer are the main locations, with mounting confrontations between demonstrators and Israeli State forces. In addition to the social struggle within Israel that is gaining momentum, we had actions and solidarity demos with the African refugees. A May 1st demo with a black block will start in Tel Aviv in the early evening. [Italiano] read full story / add a comment
mashrek / arabia / irak / lotte sul territorio / cronaca Thursday April 19, 2012 16:29 byIlan S.
Israele è nel panico di fronte ad una eventuale terza intifada. Lo si capisce dallo sforzo eccessivo fatto per impedire a poche centinaia di attivisti internazionali di entrare nel paese. I media se ne sono strumentalmente occupati, ma grande è stata la vergogna quando si è visto in un video un colonnello israeliano colpire brutalmente un ciclista danese che stava dentro una squadra di ciclisti in una manifestazione nella Valle del Giordano. [English] read full story / add a comment
international / community struggles / anarchist communist event Thursday April 19, 2012 10:20 byZakk Flash 1 comment (last - saturday may 12, 2012 06:23)
On May 1st, 2012, we will revive the May Day the ruling class has tried to erase; we will celebrate International Workers Day in the United States as a political manifestation of class consciousness and international solidarity. read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / community struggles / news report Tuesday April 17, 2012 23:08 byIlan S.
Israel state is in panic from the coming third Intifada. It did an overkill efforts to prevent a few hundred international activist from entering. While in media focus created by it, it had a big shame when Israeli colonel was on video showing brutal hitting of a Danish cyclist in a troop cycling in a demo along the Jordan river valley. The Bil'in seventh international conference was in the focus of the joint struggle not pushing aside the weekly joint demonstrations of the anarchists against the wall have with the popular comities of Beit Ummar, Bi'lin, Kufr A-Dik, Sheikh Jarrah, Al-Masara, Nabi Saleh, Ni'ilin, Kufr Qaddum, Walaje. Week after week, more than 50 Israelis activists are mobilized with the AAtW and more than 100 other Israeli radicals with various other initiatives are promoting popular struggle against occupation and hampering transfer. [Italiano] read full story / add a comment
mashrek / arabia / irak / lotte sul territorio / cronaca Friday April 13, 2012 18:13 byIlan S.
Dopo l'appello per la terza intifada non armata lanciato dal carcere dal dirigente palestinese Marwan Barghouti, la 7a Conferenza della lotta popolare tenutasi a Bil'in è sia la celebrazione del lungo cammino fin qui fatto, sia la commemorazione dei martiri uccisi dalle forze di stato israeliane, sia la solidarietà con gli attivisti in carcere come pure un'opportunità per augurare la guarigione a tutti i feriti durante la lotta che non demorde. [English] read full story / add a comment
mashriq / arabia / iraq / community struggles / news report Wednesday April 11, 2012 00:24 byIlan S.
When the call for the third non armed Intifada is issued by the Palestinian leader Marwan Burguti from his jail cell, the 7th Bil'in Conference of popular struggle is both celebration the log way we made, commemoration the martyrs murdered by the Israeli state forces, solidarity with the activists in jail and opportunity for wishing health for all those injured during the non yielding struggle. Hundreds of internationals, Palestinians from the whole west bank, and two dozen Israeli activists participated in the first day of the conference. It happened after a week and of joint struggles in various locations of the occupied Palestine, and it will end in the Friday demo in Bil'in that symbolize the unyielding joint non armed struggle against the separation fence that now is on the verge of transforming into the much fiercer Intifada. (This explain the vicious attack on the Nabi Saleh, Qaddum villages and Beit Ummar whose struggle is not related to the Wall. [Italiano] read full story / add a comment |
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Fear not a factor for Wallabies
5 Oct 2011
Kurtley Beale says the heightened pressure of a quarter-final won't deter them from 'having a crack' from broken field situations in Wellington on Sunday.
The Wallabies have consistently punished the Springboks from situations where they've turned the ball over at the breakdown or where the defending champions have kicked poorly. With white-hot winger Digby Ioane back in the mix, their back three (Beale and James O'Connor completing the trio) has a formidable look about it, and along with Quade Cooper, they are equipped to inflict serious damage if allowed to.
Openside flank David Pocock is expected to be a force at the breakdown and the Springboks' kick-chase method, if not executed flawlessly, will increase the opportunity for broken field surges. Beale said their first instinct remains to run it back, but stressed that assessing the intelligence of that decision quickly would be key to success.
'They generally kick on you and back their defensive system to pressure you into penalties. It has always been a big tactic of the Boks. We tried to simulate that situation today in training and we're pretty confident we can handle it when it comes,' he said.
'South Africa generally set a solid brick wall in front of you. When that's the situation you generally kick it back, but where their line is unset and you can run at a couple of big forwards, we'll have a crack.'
The Springboks have improved in their structural understanding and implementation of a new defensive system instituted by assistant coach Jacques Nienaber. It mimics the Stormers' system exactly (Nienaber fill the same role there). Flyhalf Quade Cooper played in the Reds team who were one of the few to unlock the Cape side consistently, most notably through superb tactical kicking. However, Cooper said the Wallabies wouldn't try to replicate that approach.
'Our game plan with the Reds is a lot different to ours with the Wallabies, simply because we have the very best players in Australia available. Our approach with the Reds was tailored around the players we had. The Wallabies have a very different group with different strengths, so it makes sense to harness those.'
While the Wallabies are reluctant to kick away possession, Cooper didn't dismiss the chance they may do so as a point accumulation tactic, through the drop goal. This hasn't featured as a option for them to date, but the Reds did use it to their advantage in Super Rugby.
'World Cups have been decided on drop goals and we have a lot of guys who can do it. The drop goals we kicked for the Reds weren't necessarily aimed at winning matches. We used it to keep pressure on the opposition. If we've played through a couple of phases and had teams under the pump, the three points can be a buffer that serves you well later in the match,' he said. 'There may be a moment late in the game where we need one for the win, and if that moment comes we're confident we have the response in the bag.'
The Wallabies have won five of their last six Tests against the Springboks. Cooper conceded that it makes them favourites, but stressed that the Springboks' experience in winning play-off matches at the World Cup should be taken into account.
'We do take an edge into the match because of past results. But they have the runs on the board in the World Cup, and [this generation] has never played them at a World Cup before.'
By Ryan Vrede, in Wellington.
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36 Comments
5 Oct 2011, 03:40 amNo fear when you're 2/2 so far this year…
5 Oct 2011, 03:40 amBrave dragons!
5 Oct 2011, 03:43 amLet's face it, "having a crack" is the only chance the Wallabies have of winning this match… they won't win it via mud wrestling in the tight with SA's big boys.
5 Oct 2011, 03:45 amTackles, it seems you going over the top in your support for the Wobblies. I assume that means you prefer your adopted country to play them in the 1/2?
You better watch out, the Boks are on the march and it will take a little more than wishfull thinking to stop them!
5 Oct 2011, 03:47 amsneaky sneakinesses, will be planning all sorts of tricksies like using Bryce as a defensive shild, spinning the ball wide to tire Bakkies out, and generally being unpredictable…. Boks have to clamp down hard on that sort of nonsense and force them to play proper rugby. Good, proper forward orientated rugby, the sneakinesses won't like that, oh no!
5 Oct 2011, 03:48 am…. stole our coach the sneakinesses did, stole your kicking coach (Braam), and won't give them back!
5 Oct 2011, 03:49 amPerfect…
5 Oct 2011, 03:50 am… the sneakinesses might also come out and kick 80% of their penalty kicks after foxing for the last 5 or 6 games down at the 60% level….
wouldn't put that sort of trickiness past them….
its ours, we wants the precious back!
5 Oct 2011, 03:50 amIf you have fear get off the rugby field.Become a blogger who can make snide and derogatory comments about the players from the safety of your bunker.
5 Oct 2011, 03:53 am@stormer in a teacup(stormer in a teacup)-9:
Well Beale has it all wrong anyway, it has very little to do with fear and all to do with winning the match i.e. playing the percentages and getting the points on the board.
5 Oct 2011, 03:54 amOn a serious note, it will be a shame if Pierterson is out. I think he has been fantastic on defence, he really stood up against the Wallabies, put his body on the line. He has also had his moments on attack – he doesn't seem to be a big stepper, but he is fast and direct. Has been excellent under the high ball as well.
5 Oct 2011, 03:57 amJa. The players don't think or talk in those terms. It's the so-called journos and cyberwarriors ego fling those terms around. You're right. It's about which approach is best for the situation.
5 Oct 2011, 03:58 am@Slartibartfast(Slartibartfast)-10: Yes, if you are talking about the Boks. You will have front foot, quality ball from first phase and from rucks and mauls. You can and should win by playing the percentages.
The Aussies, on the other hand, are going to be living off scraps (assuming your forwards do their thing), so counter attacks from broken play are really the Wallabies only chance to beat you.
It's a compliment from beale really – he has basically conceded they won't get attacking chances from set phase.
5 Oct 2011, 04:21 am@corporal punishment(corporal punishment)-13:
If, and given the form over the last 4 years it is a BIG IF, the Boks play to their full potential they should be to strong for the Wobblies. On the other hand if we see some of PDivvie's magic we may be in deep trouble…
5 Oct 2011, 04:28 amAnyone that "fears' another team doesn't belong on the ground at any level not to mention a test match. What a ridiculous headline. Interested to read today that only six members of the likely Springbok team for Sunday's match have won more Tests against Australia than they have lost: Bakkies Botha (8 wins, 6 losses), Schalk Burger (8-7), Fourie du Preez (8-7), Jannie du Plessis (4-3), Jean de Villiers (10-7) and Jaque Fourie (8-7).
5 Oct 2011, 04:42 amBilly
Brussouw 2-2
Matfield 11-11But it is only an indication of how well PDivvie did as only 1 name is NOT from the JW era…
5 Oct 2011, 04:50 amGood call – but as I said, "won more than lost" Brussouw and Big Vic are all square on the ledger. And JP out would be a loss just for his defense out wide – you guys will miss him if not there.
5 Oct 2011, 05:07 am@BillMcConnell(BillMcConnell)-17:
Yeah I got that but I thought I will highlight two close ones to make it smell better
It is an alarming stat though…
5 Oct 2011, 05:20 amAlarming for you guys!
5 Oct 2011, 07:59 amProbably the game of the week-end. Read some strange comments on here from pretend Aussies. The general consensus is we could have done without having to meet the Boks first up, but that's our own fault.
Most blokes were backing the Eyeties against the paddy's this week-end past, so I reckon that speaks volumes.
Whoever wins this game will have deserved it, becuase it's not going to be easy.
Come on you Wallabies, bring that 3N mongrel along with you.
5 Oct 2011, 08:01 amya well – fear is definitely a factor when you're standing in front of a charging Rhino!
5 Oct 2011, 08:36 amthere were certainly quite a few 'factors' against the irish…
5 Oct 2011, 09:40 amHmmmmm..Wobblies vs Suffering-Cans? A champion team vs a team of champions…free play vs pick and drive you nuts as spectator?…….Structure vs versatility….I gotta give this one to the Boks….tight as bro but the boot will make the difference in this one with the weather and the ill disciplined Aussies.
Boks by 7+ -
5 Oct 2011, 11:43 amVery difficult game to predict – worrying factor for the Boks is that the Ozzies have only lost once in the last 4 encounters , if i am correct, scary stat – this game is going to be tight !!!!
5 Oct 2011, 15:54 pmIf we can do to the Aussie forwards close to what the Irish did we will win. If the Aussies get parity or close to parity in the forwards they will win. The Australian backline when they get good front foot possession are the most difficult in the world to defend against. Should be a great match anyhow.
5 Oct 2011, 15:59 pmSorry boys the psychic sheep has picked Oz to win
5 Oct 2011, 16:07 pm@stew(stew)-26: Howzit Stew,
No Stew, we South Africans don't believe in that stuff. We not superstitious..lol.
So that psychic sheep can pick who he wants.
Boks will be meeting your boys in the semi. Hope you have tickets.
5 Oct 2011, 16:11 pm@stew(stew)-26: Which one? There is one called "Sonny wool", he picked NZ, SA, ENG and IRE all to win. I would say he is on the money!
5 Oct 2011, 16:11 pm@stew(stew)-24: Yes but this year they should have lost to us in Durbs. We should have nailed them there. We messed up by stupid stuff. Not passing and handling errors. I counted quite a few tries that went begging that day.
We sent a C team to Oz this year too. Can't count the last two encounters. Well I don't. They will also doubt themselves that they lost to Ireland. They will be desperate.
Also the ref will have a huge say. Sorry to say that, but I just don't rate Bryce at all. Being Shark supporter he cost my team a few games in SuperRugby.
5 Oct 2011, 16:15 pm@HongKongSlong(HongKongSlong)-28: Just winding up !!! Psychic my a@s#s !!
5 Oct 2011, 16:16 pm@malcolm(malcolm)-25: Oz never had Pocock, Moore or Digby for the Ireland game. I feel had they those players Ireland just may not have beat them.
Those players are back for the Bok game. Will be tough for us, but Boks won't go down with out a huge battle.
5 Oct 2011, 16:16 pm@Puma(Puma)-29: Should be a cracker – think it will go down to kicking in the 2 nd half , SA probably have the advantage there ???
5 Oct 2011, 16:36 pm@Puma(Puma)-31: If you look at how Ireland beat OZ, it was through a great forward performance, they simply blew the Aussies away in every forward department, but especially front and back row. England have had a lot of success against the Aussies by doing the same thing in recent years. I think the Boks are more then capable of doing a job on the Aussie pack, BUT all the forwards need to turn up, if guys like Smit and Spies are just passengers, then it wont happen. Big powerful guys like Schalk Burger, Danie Russow, Willem Alberts, Guthro and Bismark need to beat the Wallabies into submission, but will they all be on the pitch and for long enough?
5 Oct 2011, 16:59 pm@HongKongSlong(HongKongSlong)-33: Yes I know it was their forwards HKS. But they never had their key players in Pocock and their hooker was out too. So they just might have won that game. With them there.
I think we will have to start with Alberts and leave Spies on the bench. Also think we need to start with Danie. He is our in form lock right now. Also won't give away penalties or get a sin bin. Bakkies just might.
Tell you what if Oz are falling behind they will throw everything at us. Just hope it don't get dirty and we end up with a red card. Have to keep the discipline.
Just looking at how Cooper always has a crack at McCaw. We need to just ignore that stuff it starts. Much like we ignored the Samoans off the ball stuff.
Our bench has been our weapon too. So really not sure if we should just wear them down by starting with John and bringing on Bissie after 40 or 45min. Or just send in the heavy artillery from the start and hope we last the full 80min. Always good knowing they are getting tired legs and we have this unbelievable bench still to come on.
Though we have to think smart here and if it means we have to start with our best first up then so be it, this is our last chance no more after this. Every game is a must win from here. Just hope like crazy that Victor captains well. Some say you don't need a leader but we do. Had John been on for the Samoan game I doubt we would have had so many injuries. Think off the ball stuff would have stopped. Well think it would have.
We have to keep the discipline imperative we do that. First time tackles is a must.
5 Oct 2011, 17:02 pm@stew(stew)-32: I hope we win this one Stew. Been looking forward to seeing the Boks/ABs in the semi for a long time.
Now Oz is in our way. Need to sort them out good for messing up a great draw they had by losing to Ireland……hehehe. Keeping fingers crossed we beat them and face your boys the next week. That will be a cracker for sure.
6 Oct 2011, 01:40 am@Puma(Puma)-35: Be prepared for more suprises……….we may see an Irish/ NZ final yet!!
Boks to win this weekend.
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Marshall "Commodore Ollie" Wicks, 86, passed away from complications of COPD at Venice Regional Medical Center Friday, Jan. 4, 2013.
He was born March 15, 1926, in Detroit, Mich., to his parents, Gerald and Althea Wicks.
Early on, he entered the U.S. Navy and served as navigator on a rocket launcher ship in both the Atlantic and Pacific theatres during World War II. Following discharge, he entered and graduated from Hillsdale College in 1950, and did post-graduate work at Michigan State.
He was married for 52 years to Joyce, who predeceased him in death. They raised two children.
His professional career as a design engineer specializing in industrial production systems was highlighted with the introduction of manufacturing robotics to the automotive industry.
He retired early to Venice and enjoyed 37 years in the community. He loved his community involvement and support of Loveland Center. He was a devoted member of the Elks and the Eagles, and loved his golf adventures at both Boca Royale and Myakka Pines golf club.
Renowned for his sense of humor and compelling ability to enjoy humor, to live and to love, he was a mean cribbage player and the owner of a truly competitive attitude and the energy to take on any low-handicap sandbagger, or a full glass of fine spirits. He holds the standing fishing record (among friends) of an 865-pound blue marlin caught in Ghana in 2006 at age 80.
He was also the founding member and first commodore of the Houghton Lake Yacht Club, Michigan.
He is survived by his children, Pam and Marshall Jr., as well as three grandchildren, Trevor, Hunter and Spencer. He is sorely missed by his life partner and travel companion, Joanne Koshewicz.
Services: A private memorial service will be held in North Higgins Lake, Mich., in July.
Contributions: Memorial contributions may be made to the Loveland Center, Venice.


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Wall + Water
Classic Cotton Boxers (3 Pack)
- Return Policy
- This item is final sale and non-returnable.
Classic cotton boxers
- Elasticized waistband
- Functional fly
- Comes in a pack of three of displayed colors
Brand: Wall + Water
Material: 100% Cotton
Origin: Imported
Use and Care
Machine wash
Wall + Water
Named after the intersection of Wall + Water Streets in the heart of Manhattan's Financial District, Wall + Water offers impeccable footwear, suiting, furnishings and more for present and future Masters of the Universe — i.e., ambitious gents with subtle taste and an appreciation of Italian craftsmanship. Wall + Water's shoe collection features all of your favorite and necessary styles, from shiny leather monkstraps and wingtips to brogues and derby shoes. Every pair prioritizes elegance over flashiness, and is constructed from the planet's best leathers, wools, and cottons. Because the Wall + Water man — like those he's dressing to impress — knows that the best way to stand out is by valuing quality, fit, and timeless looks.