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Tin Fish
- Address:
18201 S. Harlem
Tinley Park, IL 60477Neighborhood:
Tinley Park
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $30 and under
Tin Fish
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.tinfishrestaurant.com/
- Phone: 7085320200
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:30am - 3:30pm, Dinner: Monday - Friday: 4:30pm - 9:30pm, Saturday: 4:30pm - 10:00pm, Sunday: 4:00pm - 8:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Tin Fish
A modern version of the 1940 seafood houses of the Atlantic shore, Tin Fish brings a family friendly sophisticated dinner house to the south suburbs of Chicago. Quality is always our first priority; all of our seafood is flown it in six days a week, always carefully inspected and only the highest quality is accepted. Menus are created daily with seasonal offerings from land and sea emphasizing seasonal ingredients for their superior taste and freshness. Our well-stocked wine cellar, selection of fine liquors, scotches and micro brewed beers perfectly compliment our menu. Stop in and see first-hand how Tin Fish brings the sea shore to Tinley Park.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Food
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Service
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Tin Fish reviews from OpenTable diners
95 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.2
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (45)neighborhood gem (45)fit for foodies (41)good for groups (33)romantic (24)notable wine list (22)great for lunch (13)vibrant bar scene (8)late-night find (8)kid-friendly (5)hot spot (4)great for brunch (3)scenic view (1)Show More
- Celebrate!blkrangerDined on 9/20/2014This became the must go to place for special occasions! Food, atmosphere and service top notch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome Food, Excellent ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/20/2014We really enjoyed our meal and the service was top notch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointing serviceGagaDined on 9/18/2014The food is always outstanding the service is usually great....this time it was sub par. Maybe she was new :(Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another great experience at TinFishOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 9/15/2014We had never seen baby back ribs on the the menu before, so we had to give them a whirl. They had some resistance coming off the bone, but we did not find this a deterrent. We were able to get the sauce on the side, which was appreciated. While the sauce was excellent, I preferred mine without the sauce as they were seasoned wonderfully. We also enjoyed the whitefish and two 1/2 bottles of wine, since it was 1/2 price wine night! :) Service was also excellent. We love Tin Fish and dine there 1-2 times a week!Special Features:
- DisappointingSteveDined on 9/11/2014My wife and I both had gumbo as a starter. It wasn't hot and had very little in it other than liquid. This was proceeded by an assurance that the drinks ordered would be promptly brought while a wine ordered was chilling. They came out toghether. Our waiter who had good intentions seemed disorganized and flustered. Our entree's (walleye over squash) were only O.K., overpowered by the squash. Overall, our experience, which had been very good in the past, was only fair to poor this time. It is unlikely that we'll return. There are quite a few choices for fish/seafood that are better in the Chicago area.
- Tin Fish, Tinley Parktabletalk4youDined on 9/8/2014A perfect spot for romantic meal, collegial dining experience, or girls' night out. Wonderful service, libations, and beautifully prepared and plated entrees. Enjoyed the sesame crusted tuna and salmon- will sediment return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ExperiencegabnmanthaDined on 9/6/2014Tin Fish as a fantastic restaurant for just about any occasion. The service is first class. The food is tremendous! Keep it simple! Just go to Tin Fish and you won't be disappointed!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not worth the price.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/6/2014Even with a $50 gift certificate we spent $80. The food was just ok.
- luvtoeatVIPDined on 9/6/2014City prices for a neighborhood restaurant.The food was very tasty but prices very high to bring the whole for an outingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LovetoeatDined on 8/30/2014We found the restaurant wonderful it was very warm and comfortable relaxing enjoyable the food was outstanding did not have a bad item the oyster Rockefeller was fabulousSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SeafoodSher13Dined on 8/29/2014Tin Fish knows how to prepare seafood. Buffalo shrimp appetizer was amazing as well as the seared scallops.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wrong OrderWrongOrderDined on 8/26/2014Waiter didn't take my order correctly. I kept the dish but was not very satisfied with it.Special Features:
- First Lunch, but Not My Last OnedlkmeepDined on 8/18/2014Delicious Buffalo Shrimp appetizer, Fresh fish tacos, Iced Tea with lemon wedges, dessert minis and great service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent RestaurantChicagoWandererDined on 8/16/2014Everything I have heard about Tin Fish is true. The food was wonderful - perfectly cooked and seasoned. The staff went out of their way to make it a good experience in every way.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great SeafoodBobKVIPDined on 8/10/2014If you want fresh seafood served in a traditional manner or with a unique twist you have to try Tin Fish you will not be disappointedSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service and Food was awesomeRhonBaBrDined on 8/6/2014Had a birthday dinner date with my husband and it was great. Food, Service, they even gave my husband a birthday treat, without me asking. This will be our date nite spot. :-)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really?OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/2/2014I went here because I saw this place on Check Please! It's a Greek Fish house. Oysters Roc had no flavor and were watery. Whitefish had no taste. Was this guy a cook in a nursing home? They put the hot sauce on the table as soon as we got the food. if it was cooked correctly, No sauce would be needed. Will not be going back!
- under our nose findsouthsuburbandinerDined on 8/1/2014Have gone past it a thousand times,finally made open table reservations have found our new sea food place everthing was great from the calamari appetizer to the daily special we had and we can't foreget the coffe and burbon pecan pie,it was easy to tell the entire staff takes great ptide in their work and the dishes they create show it,great place for a semi casual dining experiance!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/1/2014I have been to Tin Fish many times. I always come back because the food is so exceptional. You can tell the difference in the quality of the fish from most other restaurants. You realize how much of a difference there is when you can eat fresh, high quality fish. In addition, the restaurant seems to retain servers who are experienced and knowledgable about their type of food. They always take the time to fully explain the specials, give their recommendations and answer, even the most basic, questions. We would love to dine here more often.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ConcernedShanzDined on 7/30/2014Found the management disrespectful. Cannot believe how they allow people to speak in the restaurant.
- Dinner Partyloves2dineDined on 7/28/2014I am never disappointed when I dine at Tin Fish. The Buffalo Shrimp are amazing! !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Date Night!SouthSuburbsMomDined on 7/26/2014My husband and I had a terrific dining experience at Tin Fish. The food and service were outstanding. The ambience was also great and really makes this a one of a kind restaurant. We will definitely be going back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great seafoodKayaken10Dined on 7/25/2014Great specials and small but quality beer selection.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Early Birthday DinnerlovebirdsDined on 7/24/2014My fiancé & I was celebrating her birthday and it was the perfect venue for our date night! !!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not a complete mealmay2Dined on 7/18/2014Too pricey for what you get. 2 lobsters - one good, one rubbery. Steak - thin cut. No soup or salad with entree. Potato or other vegetable, but not both. Not a complete meal.Special Features:
- Great TimeDebbiDined on 7/12/2014My brother and sister-in-law were in from out of town and we ate at Tin Fish. As usual all of our meals were delicious. Our server was knowledgeable, friendly and efficient, even though the place was packed. So nice to have a special place like this in the south suburbs.Special Features:
- A LONG-TIME WINNER!!!Shadow25Dined on 7/12/2014We haven't been to Tin Fish since last year. But we always consider this place when we want a "good piece of fresh fish"...they didn't disappoint!! I will certainly be returning more often. Firstly, the hostess seated us with what we had requested through Open Table for remarks e.g. quiet table, where a/c is not blowing right at us. She more than accommodated this request and asked us if this was what we had in mind. Next, our waiter was a find!! He could be in any downtown restaurant. He knew his fish and he knew his wine, so we were delighted. Wine - perfect! Fish - perfect Serivce - perfect. I want to go back this week!Special Features:
- luv2eatDined on 7/12/2014The food was great. My service was a little slow due to a large party that was taking place in the private dining area. The atmosphere was great. I was there to celebrate my birthday with a party of 10. The prices were moderate but worth it. I will visit again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SteelbrianDined on 7/7/2014Oysters were fresh. Fish was cooked just right. Been here a few times. Have had more hits than misses. Dessert didnt taste as fresh as I would like.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tin FishBonBonBonDined on 7/3/2014A good dining experience. The food was good. Prefer it to popular downtown Chicago fish restaurant because of ease of parking and no traffic congestion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dinealotDined on 7/2/2014I thought the food was very good, but they need more wines by the glass, selection was not good.Special Features:
- Love Tin Fish!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/28/2014Love your restaurant. Food and Service is always great. We've been coming for years and will continue to do so.Special Features:
- Not sure. ...OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 6/27/2014Tin Fish was not a horrible dining experience however I don't think we will return. It has an air of being a higher end restaurant and truly its not. Food was mediocre as was the bar selection. We felt rushed to get from one course to the other.
- Tin fish - best place for fishdobherDined on 6/27/2014Awesome! We go there at about once a month or more and always look forward to a truly wonderful meal and great drinks and desserts. There is not a better place for fish! The sides are as delicious as the the entree too. The chef does an outstanding job!Special Features:
- Fantastic!!verypleasedDined on 6/21/2014Food was excellent, from appetizers to dessert. Our waiter was great, service great. looking forward to going back with my husband. Didn't have to travel far to find a great dining, great food, great service fresh seafood restaurantSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best dining experienceRateitlikeRamsayDined on 6/21/2014We went to Tin Fish for our 6th Anniversary. It was very clean and not crowded at 6:30pm on a Saturday evening. We were immediately greeted by our server and our Calamari was served within 7-8 mins of ordering. The cocktail sauce was vibrant in flavor, as it is made in house. For entrees, we had sautéed scallops with brussel sprouts, shallots, and bacon and a Ribeye and Austrailian twin lobster tail. Scallops were cooked to perfection and seasoned right. The brussel sprouts were absolutely delicious! The steak was cooked as requested, was moist, and soft as butter when cutting. The tail was perfectly cooked and not rubbery. For dessert, we had a a sampler of pecan pie, cheesecake, and creme brûlée. Outstanding! Service = superb!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not the best.Johnnie5Dined on 6/21/2014Usually have great meal. Don't mind higher prices for good food. This time, not good. Didn't have record of my reservation thru open table. Wife's salmon and side dish were cold. I ordered catfish, awful, might as well have gone to a fast food restaurant. Server was ok.
- DisappointedCAtenDined on 6/20/2014I ate at Tin Fish with 3 of my friends before a concert. This is the fifth time eating at Tin Fish...I have had good meals 3 out the 5 times. First experience for my friends and they all enjoyed their entrees - scallops, swordfish, catfish. I did not enjoy the salmon. I would go back, but would not order salmon as both of my bad experiences involved salmon (on of my favorites dishes). Nice restaurant in an area where choices are limited.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Suzanne DakeDake85Dined on 6/15/2014Terrific food...small and cozy...local....a bit expensive but well worth it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Charlie33Dined on 6/14/2014The food was excellent. It is a very casual restaurant. Tablecloths would help.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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There's a reason why experts say you should leave pyrotechnics to the professionals. New statistics from the government show a recent rise in fireworks-related injuries.
Dr. Mark Ewald with the Vanderbilt Eye Institute says eye injuries can be devastating and common this time of year.
"Protective goggles, protective glasses, your regular eye glasses, perhaps even sunglasses. If you're not going to use eye protection, then the best thing to do is to light the fuse and get a safe distance away to prevent any thermal injuries, chemical injuries or traumatic injuries to your eyes," Ewald said.
If you do get something in your eye, flush it with tap water or solution. Do not rub your eye because that could cause greater injury or an infection.
If you are losing vision or have a lot of pain, you'll want to see a doctor.
Jameson Lamb knows firsthand how devastating an eye injury can be. He was lighting fireworks with friends two years ago.
"We thought they were all done and one more of the Roman candles discharged and hit me directly in the right eye," Lamb said.
Lamb may someday regain full vision, but his eye was severely damaged. He had to undergo a cornea transplant.
This year, he says he'll watch the fireworks from a distance, which is something he's thankful he can do.
Doctors say that even sparklers burn at up to 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit, which is about the same as a blow torch.
Rules about fireworks vary from city to city, but it is illegal to set off fireworks in Davidson County unless you have a permit for a private event and hire professionals to handle things.
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:) I kind of miss Tumblr.
mmmm. I kind of miss when people talked about feelings on here. Lately it seems like people just reblog pictures and cool looking things (which I don't mind. A lot of it interests me). I guess ill share some feelings, and hopefully some of you will share, too.
I feel like I've grown up so much during this winter break. It literally feels like ive been out of school for a year. This break wasnt about me having lots of fun or hangouts with friends. I had a lot of time to myself to think about whats important to me and why it is ive become so truthful (aka bitchy) to certain people. Now, more than ever, I am understanding what it is to truly be a friend. Some of the people around me have no Idea what a friend is. A hug part of being a friend is respect.
These last few days have really opened my eyes to who my good friends are based on respect. Respect me enough to not call me something I think is offensive. Respect me enough not to play music when my head is already pounding. Respect me enough to not make funeral jokes when I just lost someone dear to me on New Year's eve. Respect me enough to check in on me when I need it the most. Respect me enough to not continuously harass me with lame as fk racial jokes over and over again.
It is so true when they say you form lifelong, strong friendships in college. One of the many reasons I love UT is that I am really meeting great people who do not take the word "friend" lightly. I've barely known these people for 4 months and they are better friends than ones I've known for years. I cant quite wrap my finger around that.
If you are one of the ones who think I've become bitchy, then you have no idea how to be a friend. I wont waste anymore of my energy treating you with respect when you do not respect me.
Baby will you be my corona and lime? &I will be your main squeeze.
Sunshine weather, sunshine music.
Such a good song =]
I usually don't do this, but you've really made me mad.
I told you I would not be like everyone else and treat you like trash, and I've kept that promise this far. You even got a little better since last summer, but you threw all that progress away. Now i'm pissed. You bit the hand that patted your shoulder when you were sad, hugged you when you were crying, accepted your calls at 4 a.m. despite having to wake up 2 1/2 hours later, and helped point you in the right direction. You are lucky im a nice person and didnt unleash a can of Jeet Kune Do on your butt, but even I have my limits. I haven't given up on helping you, that isn't my style, but it will take a long time for this bite mark to heal.
On a brighter note, I now really like softball :D
Oh and thank you for the letter <3 You know who you are =]
Which path will be right for me?
No such thing as a right path. Its what you make of the path you choose :]
Bwaha. Clever.
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He was my World History teacher.
He is awesome.
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Lol love Mr. Madsen! (:
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I haven't really gotten much into the fanfic. RL keeps me to busy and you can't download fanfic and take it with you, at least not yet.
I just wanted to let you know I loved this short story. It was really good.
awsome i like this version better than bellas
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Members present: Mr. Beiriger, Mr. Brand, Mr. Buchen, Mr. Furley, Ms. Huntley-Cooper, Mr. Kent, Mr. Newby, Mr. Olson, Mr. Redman, Mr. Scott, Mr. Schimke and Ms. Vetter
Excused: Ms. Bean, Mr. Shaver
Staff present: Mr. Conway, Mr. O'Malley, Ms. Knutson, and Mr. Krueger
Call to Order/Introductions: Ms. Huntley-Cooper convened the Worker's Compensation Advisory Council (WCAC) meeting at 10:00 a.m. in accordance with Wisconsin's open meetings law. WCAC members, staff and members of the audience introduced themselves. Mr. Newby introduced Mr. Scott Redman, Plumbers Milwaukee Local 75 as the new labor member of the WCAC. Ms. Huntley-Cooper introduced Mr. Michael Schimke, General Casualty Co. as the new insurance member of the WCAC.
Minutes: Ms. Vetter moved adoption of the minutes of the August 16, 2006 meeting and Mr. Beiriger seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved and the minutes were adopted.
Public Comment: Ms. Patricia Grillot addressed the WCAC and
expressed concern that she is receiving only the maximum amount of permanent
total disability benefits payable in 1985 of $321 per week, while the rate
for a 2006 date of injury is $744 per week. Her expenses have increased
while her benefit rate has not. She referenced an article in the Isthmus
newspaper, indicating that 750 injured workers in Wisconsin are receiving
permanent total disability benefits. She gave examples of her financial
hardship. She requested that the WCAC address the issue of raising benefit
rates for long-term permanent total disability recipients.
Dr. David Goodman, board certified occupational medicine doctor, addressed issues surrounding independent medical evaluations and the process he goes through in conducting an evaluation and arriving at an opinion on medical causation. He commented on the importance of the independent medical evaluation in the worker's compensation claims process considering that treating doctors may not have specific training in occupational medicine and there are issues of cost-shifting in medical expense billing. The WCAC could consider regulating IMEs including requiring the physician to have certain credentials (certified by the American Academy of Disability Examiners or the American Board of Independent Medical Examiners). Dr. Goodman offered to be resource to the WCAC.
Report on the PEO Committee: Mr. O'Malley reported the committee
met on September 14, 2006 and draft language was reviewed. The draft
language was sent to the members via e-mail and the department thought there
was consensus, but that is not the case. Mr. Conway explained that the
department tries to ensure employers have appropriate worker's compensation
insurance coverage for employees. The proof of coverage records need to be
accurate with a clear insurer on the risk. This minimizes exposure for the
Uninsured Employers Fund. Multi-coordinated policies provide a way for the
client-employer to be named on the PEO's (Professional Employer
Organization) policy. In the event of cancellation of the policy for
employers who have leased and non-leased employees, notice can become a
complicated matter. There remain two issues where there is no consensus
among the committee members: designating in the law that the PEO is an
employer, and hybrid master policies. Mr. O'Malley explained that under
current law, PEOs and employee-leasing companies are the employer for
worker's compensation purposes. The Office of Commissioner of Insurance (OCI)
has postponed the filing until January 1, 2008 to allow the parties to
continue to work on an agreeable solution. Mr. Furley suggested that the PEO
Committee present the consensus items and recommendations on the
non-consensus items in an e-mail to the WCAC before the next meeting. Mr.
Buchen indicated that legislators would like to see the PEO Committee meet
again to try and resolve the remaining issues. Mr. Conway indicated that
another meeting for the PEO Committee would be scheduled.
Discussion of other Committees: Ms. Knutson reported that a
meeting for the Permanent Total Disability (PTD) Committee is scheduled for
October 30th at the Crowne Plaza. Materials were sent in advance to the
committee members.
Regarding the Logger's Bill Committee, Mr. Buchen indicated that after meeting with a representative of the industry, he has a good understanding of the nature of their concerns. Forming a self-insurance group will not provide premium/financial relief for them. Loggers argue that self-insurance would allow them to better regulate their risk. Michigan has lower rates due to mechanized logging. Breaking out mechanized logging from the rest of the industry will result in lower rates for those employers. Otherwise, the only other way to lower rates is to subsidize rates like Minnesota does, by adding to the cost of a cord of wood. In Michigan rates for the logging industry are subsidized through an assessment. Mr. Buchen will explore the option of subsidizing rates (by adding to the cost of a cord of wood) with the Paper Council.
The WCAC at the last meeting requested that the department look at approval of payment of attorney's fees. Mr. Conway reported that the department has formed a committee with the following members: ALJ Wally Thurow (chair) and ALJ Janine Smiley, Attorneys John Neal and John Edmondson, and WCAC members Bruce Olson and Jeff Scott (for their representatives). The committee is planning to meet by December.
Ms. Huntley-Cooper reported the Health Care Provider Advisory Committee will meet on October 13th at the Crowne Plaza. The discussion at that meeting will concentrate on attendance of the members and voting on the proposed changes. Currently 12 members in attendance are required for a quorum and at the last meeting, only 11 members attended. If there are any controversial items and a quorum is not present, those items will be tabled until the next meeting. Mr. O'Malley reported that the committee to date has recommended 35 different proposed changes to the Medical Treatment Guidelines. Those changes should be in draft form for consideration by the WCAC by the December 6th meeting. If the WCAC agrees with the proposed changes, they will be incorporated in the draft rule. Mr. Russ Leonard commented that the committee members were looking at the most cost effective ways of treating people. Some of the members at times wanted to go beyond the mission established by the WCAC. Many members will likely want to continue working on other medical issues for the WCAC.
Ms. Huntley-Cooper reminded the WCAC that the public hearing is scheduled for December 6th from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in Room 235 at UW Madison Pyle Center. The WCAC meeting is scheduled from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., with the public hearing continuing from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Five other locations (Eau Claire, Superior, Milwaukee, Green Bay, La Crosse) will be connected to the public hearing via videoconference.
Mr. Kent commented that occupational medicine should receive more emphasis at the medical schools. In addition, he stated that the PTD rate is terribly low and must be addressed by the WCAC; $321 per week is not a living wage.
The WCAC members agreed on the following future meeting dates:
Thursday, February 1, 2007 – department proposals presented;
Thursday, March 1, 2007 – exchange of labor/management proposals;
Thursday, April 5, 2007;
Thursday, May 3, 2007;
Thursday, May 17, 2007;
Thursday May 31, 2007;
target date for agreed bill is June 1, 2007.
Mr. Furley requested an e-mail from the department containing details on the public hearing including the time, date, addresses and directions.
Mr. O'Malley provided an update on the pending litigated caseload. The average time from the date a case is deemed ready for hearing to the date the hearing is held/scheduled is one year or 371 days. This is a statewide average. The oldest cases are scheduled first. In Eau Claire for some weeks this fall we have been scheduling two calendars per week. The department has authority for 23 full-time administrative law judges. Currently there is one vacancy. The department should have an individual hired and fully trained by the end of the year. The Hearings Unit is now fully staffed. In the past three years, four out of six employees in the Hearings Unit retired. Those four employees were very experienced, efficient workers. By early 2007, our caseload should reduce. The department grants expedited hearings in the case of dire financial hardship. There is a procedure to request an expedited hearing. The department is reviewing its policies and procedures on determining a case is in ready or not ready for hearing status. The department may have proposals for the next agreed bill process to address this issue. Since 1984, the average time to schedule ready cases for hearing has never been below seven months. Postponements are also an issue. The time it takes to have a hearing scheduled varies significantly from state to state. In Iowa the average time is 20 months; in Mississippi, two years; Nebraska, six months to 12 months.
Correspondence: Mr. Conway reported on correspondence received
from the Christian Science Committee on Publication for Wisconsin. The
Christian Science Committee is proposing that the WCAC amend Wis. Stat.
§102.42(4) to eliminate the employer's right to elect to opt out of
Christian Science treatment for injured workers. Mr. O'Malley explained that
the law has been in effect since 1919. A few employers opt our of Christian
Science treatment. In 1919 the worker's compensation law was voluntary and
did not become mandatory until 1931
Mr. Conway provided an update on Ms. Jane Wester's request to remove identification information on cases posted on the Labor and Industry Review Commission's website. She has registered her concerns with the Attorney General (AG). The WCAC was provided a copy of the AG's Office response indicating LIRC has rationale for including this information on cases posted on its website. Mr. Buchen commented that LIRC could redact the names of the employees and he requested that the department approach LIRC formally and ask them to justify inclusion of employees' names.
Adjournment: Discussion on all agenda items concluded and the meeting was adjourned at approximately 12:30 p.m. The next meeting is scheduled for December 6, 2006 following the public hearing.


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Date of News Release: 05/12/2008
(Frankfort, KY) - Two troopers from Kentucky State Police Post 3 in Bowling Green were among those honored at the KSP Awards Ceremony in Louisville on May 8.
Tpr. Joel A. Huff (right) was awarded the Citation for Bravery. A native and resident of Horse Cave, Ky., Huff is a 1995 graduate of Hart Co. High School.
He is the son of J. Steven Huff and the late Sheila Forbis Huff of Horse Cave.
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SAN DIEGO—The San Diego State Aztec basketball team ended its undefeated streak in Utah Wednesday night.
SDSU lost to Brigham Young University 71-58 in Provo, Utah, leaving the Aztecs with a 20-1 record.
State fans from across San Diego came out to watch the game at various bars and restaurants, chanting "SDSU and we believe we can win."
At Randy Jones bar and grill, owner and SDSU alumni Mark Oliver said he had phone calls all day asking about the game. It was packed from tipoff with all televisions tuned into the nationally televised matchup that started at 7pm PST.
Before the game started, fans said they were nervous about the battle with BYU.
"I think it's going to be closer than I would like," said Kurt Buck.
The game was close for the first half and much of the second. Aztec turnovers hurt the team, especially against one of the best players in college basketball, Jimmer Fredette. Fredette is a contender for the National Player of the Year and scored almost half of BYU's points.
FOX-5 found fans wearing t-shirts saying, "I want to be White" and "I want to be Gay" referring to SDSU players Billy White and DJ Gay.
Fans also cheered at Woodstock's Pizza in the College area, a known SDSU alumni hangout.
The Aztecs started to fall later in the second half as BYU's lead gained through three-point shots.
SDSU's No. 4 ranking will likely fall while BYU will likely inch up from its previous No. 9 spot. Heading into Wednesday's game, both teams were undefeated in the Mountain West Conference.
Sports commentators expect Aztecs to make the NCAA Tournament in March, but Wednesday's loss will hurt their standings.
"I think we can make the sweet 16, elite 8 and maybe the final four," said Chris Penn, a recent SDSU graduate.
A few fans said the Aztecs' loss to BYU will prepare the team for other matchups later in the season against harder teams.
"I think they needed a wake up call to know that they have to face adversity," said MIke Turley.
"I'm sad the team lost, but there's always next game," said student Jenna Wohlgang. "I still have faith in the Aztecs."
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Colossians is my favourite book of the New Testament, and we've finally come around to studying it in my New Testament class. So I thought I'd live-blog it as well (like I did with Apocalyptic books from OT class on Tuesday).
Analogies with Stoicism: 1, Deity as the Head of the Cosmos
Paul leaves no doubt that he identifies the church with the body, the cosmos which Christ is the head of. It is the microcasm of the macrocasm… The church is the miniature version of Christ's headship over all creation… Or maybe we're the original, and the cosmos and Christ being the head of it is the image of his headship over the church…
Analogies with Stoicism: 2, the mind is the key to the good life
Christ is all knowledge and wisdom though… being in Christ can lead to perfection… The goal of preaching Christ is that everyone would become perfect within Christ. Stoics believe perfection is possible. Likewise Paul is claiming it is possible to become perfect in Christ.
Christ's Indwelling Life
Often talks about walking in Christ. Or Christ dwelling within Christian… The Christian being in Christ dies with Christ… metaphorically, 2:11-12. Dying and being buried in baptism, and being raised with him from the dead.
Unlike Romans, where hope is for the resurrection, Colossians, resurrection is already at hand… Reason: change in the way the Christian lives.
Parallels with Plato
Plato – God didn't create out of nothing, but out of chaos. Order our of chaos. Chaos came from the bad god, who continues to create chaos in the world. One of the reasons that Plato advocates turning away from this world… towards the world of the forms, the ideal world, where there's only truth, beauty and goodness.
τα στοιχεια τοθ κοσμου – elemental principles of the world… this is what Platonists god created the order from… These are the reasons for bad things happening. They are fearsome forces. This is why it's important for Platonists to believe in reason at the heart of the kosmos, because it allowed for hope.
Plato – image of God… believed that we need to keep our eye on the forms, which is what's real… what we have are just images. For believers, the image in whom they live is Christ…
Analogical Comparison with Gnosticism
In Christ, all of the πληρωμα of God is pleased to dwell… In Colossians, you have been filled in Him. While in gnosticism, hope is for being filled with knowledge one day.
Another feature is that those in the inner circle believe they have access to a secret knowledge. By comparison, Paul says that God's mystery is Christ. And all who have knowledge of Christ have knowledge of the mystery.
*** Not arguing for influence. That Paul knew about these philosophies or that his audience did. Just simply looking at what different philosophies in the ancient world is saying about what reality is and how to make it better… Putting Colossians into that mix.


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The Ecological Handprint underscores that problems related to human well-being as well as those related to nature's well-being are inextricable. It reminds us that restoring social justice and restoring ecosystems are fundamentally interrelated, and that these problems can often best be solved by interrelated approaches. Once you start looking for Handprints, whether existing or potential, you'll find that they abound. Regardless of their scale or location, all over the world there are Ecological Handprints that provide powerful new models for the human species. They demonstrate a vision for our world that embraces human dignity and biological integrity, where we are both lifting humanity and lowering our footprint.


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The research firm cut estimates on the social networking giant, citing weak seasonal trends.
The advertising business isn't all Mad Men and fancy suits. Sometimes you have to work. If it's a seasonally weak quarter, results may not be in your favor, especially if your company is Facebook (FB).
Oppenheimer analyst Jason Helfstein lowered earnings estimates on the social networking giant going into the company's first-quarter, citing concerns over weak seasonality in the advertising business. He noted the first-quarter is heavily weighted toward lower-priced spending and, combined with Facebook's mobile advertising product, Helfstein is cautious.
The analyst lowered non-GAAP earnings estimates for both 2013 and 2014, lowering 2013 estimates to 67 cents from 72 cents per share, while 2014 estimates were lowered to $1 per share from $1.08 per share. He kept his "outperform" rating, but lowered the price target to $32 from $33.
Facebook is rapidly transitioning toward mobile, with CFO David Ebersman saying in an interview (TheStreet) that 2012 was the year Facebook "became a mobile company." Facebook's most recent product announcement, Facebook Home, is representative of that mindset.
Helfstein noted mobile accounted for 60% of the time spent on Facebook in February, up from 34% in March 2012, with Facebook accounting for nearly a quarter of all time spent on the mobile web, up from 11% in March 2012. At the Facebook Home announcement, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said consumers are looking at their phones 100 times a day, so this data backs up that claim.
Despite consumers increasingly turning toward mobile usage, mobile advertising is still not up to par with desktop advertising. It appears the shift is turning in favor of mobile, given Facebook's recent earnings, but the process is still playing out.
Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expect Facebook to earn 12 cents per share on $1.43 billion in revenue for the first quarter.
Once the seasonally weak first-quarter ends, that should provide some relief for Facebook. "Given the difficulty in estimating mobile advertising, the impact of the Facebook Exchange and 1Q seasonality, we see Street estimates at a positive inflection point," Helfstein wrote in his note.
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Medical-waste handler Stericycle hopes to alleviate controversy surrounding its North Salt Lake incinerator by moving it 30 or so miles west to an uninhabited stretch of Tooele County. Instead, activists are ramping up pressure on Gov. Gary Herbert to shut down the company's Utah operations and calling on him to scuttle a land deal his own staff helped broker.
Critics accuse the governor of "rewarding" a company caught violating its permit by negotiating a "backroom deal" to find a new home on state land. The proposed site is near Rowley, just east of the Wasatch Regional Landfill between the Lakeside Mountains and Stansbury Bay at the southwest corner of the Great Salt Lake.
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But activists, who claim incineration of medical waste is not necessary, say they want the company out of Utah.
"They cheated the books and are under investigation criminally. Why we do we trust this company? Why are we bending over for them? It says a lot about the governor," said Alicia Connell, a founder of Communities for Clean Air and former Stericycle neighbor.
Connell was referring to state and federal enquiries into Stericycle's operations. In May, the state Division of Air Quality issued a notice of violation alleging Stericycle's toxic emissions exceeded limits set in its permit and that the company manipulated stack test results.
Stericycle is formally contesting the allegations, which could result in a fine and other sanctions.
Meanwhile, company officials say the incinerator's emissions are far below limits specified in its permit, which expires next month. As part of its permit renewal, they propose spending $1.5 million to replace its back-up generator and emission control equipment.
Selin Hoboy, Stericycle's vice president of legislative and regulatory affairs, said she is "dumbfounded" by the activists' renewed opposition, noting that company is legally able to stay put in the Foxboro neighborhood.
"I don't think we can do anything to make them happy," Hoboy said. "We thought this would be a positive change for us to take the step to move incineration operations to an area that's more conducive."
Stericycle limits incineration to non-hazardous pharmaceuticals, trace chemotherapy and pathological waste, or body parts and tissues, according to Hoboy. Other forms of waste are shipped out of state to autoclaves, a steam-based technology that is not effective for rendering drugs safe, she said.
But Connell contends the proposed incineration site is just upwind of Salt Lake's airshed, whose load of particulate pollution violates federal standards.
"By moving them to Tooele, I hope they don't think it's out of sight, out of mind. We don't want to make our problem into someone else's," she said. "It's still our problem."
Utah law requires both the Legislature and the governor to sign off on the siting of any new solid-waste disposal facility, so Herbert remains in a position to kill the deal. Stericycle must also secure an new operating permit under Title V of the Clean Air Act, expected to be a multiyear process.
Communities for Clean Air and other Utah environmental health advocacy groups plan to protest at the Capitol outside the governor's office in the next two weeks.
"We want the governor to talk to us. We want him to recognize this is a big issue," Connell said.
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Generations Apart tracks two groups of people born at the forefront of their generations - the baby boomers born in 1946 and the children of the nineties, born into the era of the world wide web.
Last year we met the generations for the first time, but this year Fi Glover is joined by Professor Rachel Thomson, a sociologist at Sussex University, to explore how sixty years of social change have affected the two generations' ability to secure work, and ask what impact this has on the transition to adulthood.
In this programme, Fi explores how job opportunities open to the younger generation have diminished since the 1960s, when the baby boomers entered work.
Adam is twenty two and has been out of work since leaving school at sixteen. With no qualifications and constant disappointment at the job centre, he's struggling to stay positive. Leaving school without qualifications in the 1960s, as Derek did, wasn't such a recipe for disaster. He walked into factory work and was on a management training scheme by the time he reached Adam's age.
The contrast in the job opportunities between the generations is equally stark for those seeking skilled work. As a baby boomer, there were plenty of opportunities on offer for David when he was young. He remembers how passing the 11+ opened the doors to a good education and a secure career. As an undergraduate, Abi doesn't feel so positive. She'd like to be a journalist, but she's aware that a degree is no longer enough. Today it's all about getting unpaid work experience, something that many young people can't afford to do.
It's not just the younger generation who are competing for the paucity of jobs. People are now working longer, many beyond retirement age. Baby boomer Carol was shocked at how difficult it was to find work after leaving her long term job at the Heathrow airport last year.
The struggle for financial independence is something that many women from Carol's generation are familiar with. Even though there were plenty of jobs when they were young, pregnancy often brought an end to a career. Back in the 1960's, Cathy vividly remembers how she had to put children ahead of any career aspirations she had when she became pregnant. It's not an unfamiliar story in the modern working world, but it's less common.
Nickael is pleased that she has the social freedom to fit any children she may one day have around her job. She's chosen teaching, one of the few options left that offer a secure career path.
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This engineering company could benefit from civil works projects in the wake of the superstorm.
By Vivian Lewis, Global Investing
Could a tidal barrier system make sense for the New York harbor? This thought has led me to look at who got contracts for the major post-Katrina public works projects from the US Army Corps (which is authorized as part of the military to build levees, dikes and other flood control systems).
As it turns out, we already own it in our model portfolio. We previously purchased Shaw Group (SHAW) as a 'backdoor' way to buy Chicago Bridge & Iron (CBI).
Shaw first came to my attention because it is building a US facility for disposing of surplus weapons-grade plutonium in cooperation with Areva of France, which we used to own. So when the bid from CB&I came along, I opted to buy Shaw.
I later learned that Shaw (out of Baton Rouge) helped provide basic supplies, water, new roofs and housing, plus electricity) after Katrina. Shaw then pumped out 50 billion gallons of water from New Orleans and ran shelters in Texas for disaster victims. Those are good references.
It then led the largest design-build civil works project ever awarded by the Army Corps of Engineers, the Inner Harbor Canal Surge Barrier for New Orleans.
Shaw provided project management, design, and construction for the IHNC, which is two miles long and has three flood gates. The barrier is to keep the confluence of the Mississippi River and the Gulf Intercoastal Waterway from surging as they did in 2005; the job was completed by Oct. 2009.
Shaw also worked for the MTA and Metro North in The Bronx to rebuild Yankee Stadium stations on the subway and railway beating the schedule thanks to pre-fab construction in 2009.
Chicago Bridge & Iron is an ADR. Despite its name, the company is not from Chicago, and it doesn't build bridges out of iron. Rather, the global engineering and construction group is incorporated in the Netherlands.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. — Jacoby Ellsbury was chipper in the Red Sox clubhouse just after 8 a.m. Wednesday. He looked tanned and happy and said he was going back to the trainer's room for more evaluation of his sore right ankle and heel. The center fielder injured the foot sliding back into first base base on a pickoff attempt Sunday against the Phillies in Clearwater.
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What a week. I thought Minneapolis and Target Field put on a great show all week, from the Futures Game through Glen Perkins getting the save last night.
All week, Perkins talked about pinching himself, that he wasn't sure this could be real - a local boy pitching at an All-Star game in his home ballpark.
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FORT MYERS, FLA. – Glen Perkins is an All-Star closer who has spent his entire life in Minnesota. He is the rare Twins player who lives in state year-round, has become a centerpiece of the Twins' marketing campaign and has vowed to play for them as long as they will have him.
It's easy to forget that three years ago the Twins considered trading him, and only Perkins' intervention led to what he calls "a great life."
Perkins butted heads with his coaches at the University of Minnesota, then quarreled with his Twins bosses. He was on his way to becoming another first-round bust when, late in the spring of 2011, he walked up to Twins pitching coach Rick Anderson.
"I can remember it like it was yesterday," Anderson said. "He came to me right here and said, 'Can I talk to you? I was born and raised in Minnesota, I've spent my entire life in Minnesota, I want to be a Twin. I want to be a better teammate, I want to be a better pitcher, don't give up on me.'
"There was some talk of making a trade, then all of a sudden he saw the light."
Perkins remembers traveling from Fort Myers to Clearwater, Fla., with the Twins and not pitching.
"That's the first time that had ever happened to me,'' he said. "I was angry."
He walked into manager Ron Gardenhire's office and asked why he hadn't been informed he had made the team.
"I told Gardy, 'I want to play here, if you'll have me," Perkins said.
Gardenhire said he would call Perkins later in the day. Perkins figured that was a brushoff. He picked up his father-in-law and headed to Sanibel to fish.
"The phone rang before we got to the causeway," Perkins said. "Gardy said, 'Pack your bags, you're going north with us.' "
Perkins had a similar experience with the Gophers. The Stillwater High School product made lousy grades during his first semester in college. The Gophers redshirted him, and he spent his second semester "figuring out how to be a college student." One day, Gophers pitching coach Todd Oakes called him about a rumor that Perkins wanted to transfer.
Perkins said that if he was going to leave, he already would be gone.
"I think that was the moment for Todd where he said, 'OK, he's committed, he just needs to figure out how to do it.' I never had any more trouble."
Why so much conflict? "I guess it's a character flaw of mine," Perkins said.
Now he's Mr. Minnesota, or at least hangs out with someone vying for that title.
Perkins and Joe Mauer played for the USA in the World Baseball Classic and for the American League in the All-Star Game last year. They could play in the next All-Star Game, at Target Field.
With Mauer having twin daughters and wintering in Minnesota instead of Fort Myers, the two were able to enjoy the Polar Vortex together. "We played hockey," Perkins said. "Well, it was more like ice dancing. No sequins, though."
They talked about their kids. They talked about their futures, with Perkins signed through 2016 and Mauer through 2018. They talked about how losing feels, and what winning at home would mean.
"We agreed that if we had crappy season after crappy season it would be worth it if just once we could win it all here," Perkins said. "That's the carrot dangling in front of us. The experience of winning a World Series in your hometown — what Kent Hrbek did — makes it all worth it.
"I want to be the closer of this team when we get to the playoffs. I got to see Joe Nathan do that a whole bunch."
In the last few days, Perkins became the centerpiece for Twins television and radio commercials, and has dined with the Gophers baseball staff, with the team playing in Florida. One conversation changed him from an anti-authoritarian trade chip into a representative of all that is right in Minnesota sports.
"Either I hinted to them that I didn't want to be here, or they got that impression," Perkins said. "I think they appreciated what I had to say. For a guy to say, 'This is where I still want to be,' no matter how rough the going was, I think they respected that."
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Last night's home-run derby went on far too long, and yielded a final between Yoenis Cespedes and Todd Frazier.
But last night's derby offered an easy-to-find clue about how to fix the event.
There were two outstanding moments last night: The ovation that greeted Justin Morneau, and the home run that almost left the ballpark.
Giancarlo Stanton hit a shot estimated at 510 feet that reached the last handful of rows in the third deck of leftfield. That's what people will remember, and therein lies the lesson:
The Derby shouldn't be about hitting the most home runs. It should be about hitting the longest home runs.
Want to fix the derby? Make it quicker. Give each player 20 swings, with the guy who hits one the longest winning the whole thing. Then every swing would count, and every swing would be taken with the intent of hitting the ball out of the ballpark.
Kent Hrbek said the All Star game gave him a chance to meet up with old teammates who came to town for the game. They ate at J.D. Hoyt's the other night. The guest list: Hrbek, Greg Gagne, Scott Erickson, Tim Laudner, Randy Bush, Scott Leius, Rick Aguilera and Roy Smith.
I'll be on 1500ESPN at 12:15 tomorrow.
In our Twins gamer today, players lobbied for general manager Terry Ryan to either stand pat or trade for help.
They're asking him not to trade off pieces.
This is why general managers should never listen to players.
The Twins aren't good enough to make the playoffs. Deep down, even the players know that. They're just mouthing words players are supposed to mouth this time of year.
Ryan made his bones as a general manager trading players he didn't need for prospects the franchise desperately needed. Any Twins player who has long-term plans with the franchise should want Ryan dealing at this time of the year.
He shouldn't trade just to trade, but if Kurt Suzuki, Josh Willingham, Jared Burton, Brian Duensing or Kevin Correia can bring value in a deal, then Ryan is obligated to do it.
Covering All-Star interviews and events today. Will be on 1500ESPN at 12:15 with Mackey and Judd, and on WFGO with Mike McFeely in Fargo at 3:30.
The Twins reached the All-Star break at 44-50 after beating Colorado on Sunday.
Here's how that compares to their record at the three previous All-Star breaks:
2011: 41-48.
2012: 36-49.
2013: 39-53.
Slightly better starting pitching, due mostly to Phil Hughes and Kyle Gibson, has made the Twins a little better this season despite vital injuries to key hitters, like Joe Mauer and Josh Willingham, and the failure of Aaron Hicks to become a useful big-league hitter.
But the Twins' chances to finish strong could be handicapped by the innings limit on AAA pitcher Alex Meyer, and the expectation that the Twins will trade away a few valuable players as the trade deadline approaches.
Spent a few days in Fort Myers with the Class A Miracle last week. The Miracle is the Twins' high-Class A affiliate.
Wrote about ace Jose Berrios, one of the most promising players in the farm system.
The position players who jumped out at me were shortstop Jorge Polanco, and infielder/outfielder Eddie Rosario.
Polanco played mostly second base last year at low-A Cedar Rapids, but with Brian Dozier looking like a long-term keeper in the majors at second, the Twins are trying out players at other positions. Polanco has made too many errors at short, but when I was in town he made spectacular plays, displaying great range and plenty of arm. He can hit, too.
But the best player on the field was Rosario, recently reinstated after a 50-game drug violation.
Rosario looks smooth at second, and the Miracle also played him in left and center. Again, this is due to Dozier's presence.
Rosario might be a wonderful big-league second baseman. He also looks comfortable in the outfield, and can throw well enough to play out there.
But what really jumps out at you is his bat. He has an unconventional swing. He looks like he's throwing the bat-head at the ball. He has an uncanny knack for hitting the ball hard to all fields, and for serving tough pitches on a line to centerfield.
Rosario could be the Twins' future leftfielder. He's insurance in case Dozier doesn't hold up. But with his talent and the trouble he's caused, he also might be a prime candidate to be traded if the Twins can drum up a market.
Personally, I'd keep him.
Again, here's my future Twins dream lineup: Buxton CF, Mauer 1b (if he regains his form and usual on-base percentage), Sano 3b, Arcia RF, Pinto C, Vargys DH, Rosario LF, Dozier 2b, Santana SS.
That's 7 guys who could hit 20 homers, three or four guys who could steal 30 bases, and three or four guys who could win Gold Gloves.
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It seems that the reason for limiting women to ice chips was to avoid aspiration – food and liquid entering the lungs – in the event of an emergency anesthetization. The decline of maternal death due to aspiration has lead to the new recommendations, which should be welcomed news for thirsty mamas. Were you allowed more than ice chips while birthing?
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The overall displacement rate for persons aged 20 and older was 2.5 percent in 1999-2000, the same as in 1997-98.
Displacement rates for men (2.4 percent), women (2.6 percent), and whites (2.5 percent) were essentially unchanged from the 1997-98 period. The rate for blacks edged up to 3.0 percent in 1999-2000.
The displacement rate for Hispanics dropped slightly to 2.0 percent, the lowest rate recorded for Hispanics in the two decades for which data are available. This low incidence of displacement for Hispanics coincided with the lowest 2-year average unemployment rate (6.1 percent) the group has experienced.
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The amusement park Cedar Point, Sandusky, Ohio, has announced plans to remove the Wildcat, one of the amusement park's oldest roller coasters.
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