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"Many farmers like myself and my family spend long hours caring for our animals the proper way only to have one bad actor ruin it for thousands. I personally have given up sleep and meals to make sure the cows came first. I know farmers who brave some of the worst weather known to mankind to rescue animals, and the thanks we get from another caretaker of animals is a slap in the face. I hope anyone found guilty of any wrongdoing faces the maximum punishment possible." For more, read Is going Vegan the answer to animal abuse?
Zweber Family Dairy Farm in Minnesota says, "On our farm, animal care is our number one priority. We care for all their needs often before our own. What was shown in the video was not right, and those involved should not be farming and caring for animals. We teach our children at a young age that animals need to be treated with the most care and respect we can give them." For more, read Calf and Animal Care is our Number One!
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i'm shooting a parker phoenix 34...it's a 2006 model, but shoot lights out. Great bow, accurate as heck! so easy to pull with the cam they had back then...smooth, quiet and virtually no vibe.
i shot the bengeal recently.....that is a good bow from martin. If i knew they would stick around for another 10 years..i would pick up a bengal so that my son could grow with it.
The other bow that i would own again is a Darton...........no doubt a Darton again!!!!!
No doubt there are alot of company's to choose from....pick the one that fits you the best.
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Darton - Bear - Hoyt...*Martin, if they get an engineer, Ryan Martin leaves, Get a new sales force, Hire Joel back, & can financially stay afloat.
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My other bow is a Strother Rush SX.
In the last 10 years I have own
3 bowtech's pro 38 (heavy) 82nd shot really good but no valley, destoyer 350 still have, has more valley then the 82nd still on the fence with it
3 darton's mavrick pro 3000 pro 3500 all shot good I shot the mavrick the best, cs sucks
2 elite's snyergy I loved that bow never should have sold it gt500 was also a good bow
1 limbsaver can't even remember the model didn't like it but my buddy loves it
1 pse ar 37 piece of ^&&&t
2 martin's the firecat 400 my son is now shooting very nice bow and my onza 3 witch is a dream to shoot
so if not martin maybe another elite ???
I have a Strother Rush XT, nice bow but I just can't get comfortable shooting with no valley. As soon as I get some valley adjusted into it I could find myself shooting it quite a bit more.
An Elite Pure would be my number 1 choice after that.
A little common sense goes a long way, unfortunately it's in short supply!
NEVER BowTech, they have undoubtedly the worst C.S. in the archery world. Both the closest (Pro Shops) to me are dropping them or being dropped. The closest is a 3 hr. drive and I can't get Bowtech to send me a new Flexguard for my 2010 Iceman.
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I'm still a big fan of Martin of course, but can't say a bad thing about the Strothers I own either. They take a little more tinkering than Martins to get just right, but they are great shooters. Maybe a bit short in the valley, and a stiffer draw than Martin, but still a very smooth draw. SX Rush, SR-71, and Infinity are the ones I own, and all are great shooters. They are more speed based bows, so the draw cycle is to be expected. Customer service is top notch as well. Maybe not quite Joel quality, but very good. Picked all mine up pretty cheap on AT.
2008 Moab 70# The deer killing bow
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Shot with a Fred Bear staff shooter today. He had the Anarchy in target color, gorgeous red. Looked great for fit and finish. He shot it pretty decent, but he wouldn't spot me 20 points and him shooting Known 45 with Range Finder and me with all unknown - we shot the same course, stake for stake. He didn't turn in his score card. Honestly, I think he may have got me by a handful of points. If he would have spotted me 20 I would have trashed him.... Still, I was impressed with his Anarchy....
May be the boss's at Martin should read this thread, it may lite a fire under them to get thing fixed ASAP. I will say that I really enjoy my Fire Cat 400 and it has delivered some of my biggest trophy game and keeps the frig full. The best bow that I currently have is the Alpine Verdict, shoots a broadhead amazing at 20-80 yards and shoots a 420g tip at 288-290fps, easy draw and a graet back wall. I also have the F1 Fireball and it's a 3D bow with it's 34 ATA and draws like butter. The 1st Mathrews that I ever owned is the Z7 Mag and its all what the critics say it is. I will hunt this year deer with the Verdict and Z7 for Bull Elk. Also Alpine CS is best one that I have delt with, Joel was good to me at Martin but haven't tryed them in a while.
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The final 115.9 kilometer stage was not without a few nervous moments for the BMC Racing Team. Hincapie was not part of an early move that included most of top riders, while Evans suffered a flat tire as the race wound its way through the crowded streets of Denver. Both times, the BMC Racing Team responded with a concerted chase. "The race exploded on the climb and the front was 15 guys with Cadel and the chase was 40 guys with four of ours," BMC Racing Team Assistant Director Michael Sayers said. "The guys did a lot of work to get George back to the front. Chris Butler and especially Tim Roe helped Cadel out when he flatted." Levi Leipheimer (Team RadioShack) took the overall win and Daniel Oss (Liquigas-Cannondale) won the final stage.
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Evans finished seventh in his first road race in the United States and what he says will be his final race of the 2011 season. As a world class mountain bike racer in the 90s, he competed near some of the same venues that the race passed during its seven days. "I thought racing in Colorado again would be great," the former world road champion said. "But when I saw some of the course details, normally in cycling we follow certain protocols for preparing for the Tour de France and the big races that take up fairly large blocks of time. To race over 3,700 meters, you need larger blocks of training time that I didn't have. So from a sporting point of view, I came here with ambitions, but no great expectations. There was a great turnout of riders – which made for great racing – and a great turnout of fans. Not only were the fans real passionate and enthusiastic, but they were also really appreciative of us being here, which made it a lot nicer for us."


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Lincoln attorney Ted Kessner sent a letter to Tim Miles about a month ago, welcoming Nebraska's first-year head basketball coach and his family to Lincoln. Kessner said they "will come to love Lincoln and all it has to offer." In the same letter, Kessner recalled the launch of the late Joe Cipriano's career and how "Cip" also wanted an early-season four-team tournament just like Miles and his staff put together in their inaugural season as Husker coaches.
Kessner remembered Cipriano asking about 20 "program supporters" to become the basis for the Nebraska Rebounders Club that still exists today. Cip wanted those supporters to help organize and host the visiting teams in a four-team tournament in his early days as NU's head coach. As one of the early supporters, Kessner remembers the tournament as a successful event for two years before Nebraska decided to discontinue the tournament based on scheduling conflicts.
Kessner has fond memories from that tournament, plus a set of "Nebraska Basketball Cuff Links" that were given to supporters as a fitting remembrance of a good idea that worked well. Having always cherished those cuff links and what they represent, Kessner put his two classy cuff links in an envelope and mailed them to Miles with his "Welcome to Lincoln" letter.
Kessner asked Miles to wear the cuff links "as a link to a past new beginning, a beginning which regenerated fan interest and contributed to the move to the Devaney Center." Kessner sees the cuff links as "a good luck charm" that can help Miles personally commemorate Nebraska's four games in the 2012 Cipriano Classic and especially Saturday night's 8 o'clock tipoff against Kent State in Nebraska's fourth and final game in this "new beginning" of the Tim Miles era.
Miles was as honored receiving the cuff links as Kessner was giving them. And that surprises no one who knows Miles, an appreciative recipient who believes so much in karma that he once ordered a baseball cap with the name Smarty Jones, a long shot horse that upset the field in the Kentucky Derby.
While his first Husker team is a definitive long shot to succeed in 2012 and '13, at least Miles is now armed with two motivational and competitively symbolic weapons – a cap that honors a thoroughbred that upset the field and a new pair of cuff links that can take him back to a Nebraska future worth emulating and expanding.
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The Wolf Pack has been on the leading edge of the TCAL for three years.
Three years ago, when this year's seniors were freshmen, West won the TCAL tournament but was league runner-up to McNair, which swept the league duals. The Wolf Pack then went undefeated in league duals for the next two years.
West senior Amrit Singh expects this year's team to repeat those accomplishments.
"Last year and the year before, that was the dream team, but we're trying to bring it back for my senior year," Singh said. "We have a tough group of guys and they're working pretty hard."
Singh, last year's TCAL champion in the 182-pound weight class, moved on to the Sac-Joaquin Section Masters meet, where he finished just one match away from the medal rounds and a chance to qualify for the California Interscholastic Federation state meet.
The heart of West's team also includes senior Roy Bravo, last year's TCAL champion in the 126-pound class.
"A lot of guys on the varsity lineup were behind the starters last year, but they learned and they know what to expect already," Bravo said.
Sophomore Angel Castillo, league champ in the 106-pound class, and senior Scott Romo, league runner-up in the 160-pound class, are also back.
West coach Carlos Salazar, now in his second year, said he has enough wrestlers to be strong in all 14 weight classes. He said intense workouts will get them ready for competition.
"We base everything on conditioning," he said. "If you can't win technically, we're going to wear you down.
I see a lot of potential in these guys."
West faced Lodi on Thursday, Nov. 29, in a non-league dual, and will put its team to the test at the McNair High tournament on Saturday, Dec. 1.
After the league season, TCAL teams will compete in the SJS Division I AA, which is made up of the Monticello Empire League, Modesto Metro Conference and Sierra Foothill League. Teams in the division include defending Sac-Joaquin Section champion Vacaville (MEL).
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Kimball junior Trent Nicholson's trip to the California Interscholastic Federation state championships last year put him into a level of competition that suits him well.
"I'm hoping to improve on last year and place at state," he said. "I was mainly there for the experience and to get ready for this year and next year. I did better than I thought I would."
As a sophomore, Nicholson won the 126-pound class in the Valley Oak League and in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV and then placed fifth at the SJS Masters meet. He went 3-2 at state and was eliminated two matches away from the medal rounds.
Since then, he has wrestled year-round with USA Wrestling, including the national freestyle and Greco tournament in Fargo, N.D., in July, and state-level competition in the spring, including a first-place finish in the 132-pound class at the California USA Junior FILA Greco tournament in Fresno in April.
"I've been doing lot of off-season stuff, like freestyle nationals, and all those guys are state qualifiers. I was used to it, but it was tough. You've got to make sure you bring your A game every match," Nicholson said.
He follows the path of his father, Larry Nicholson, two-time Sac-Joaquin Section champion from Tracy High in 1978 and 1980 and runner-up in 1979. Larry Nicholson went on to win medals three times at state, including a silver in the 103-pound class during his senior year in 1980.
Trent Nicholson anchors a Kimball team that is in its fourth year as a program. The team also brings back sophomore Reese Chew, who was second in Division IV last year in the 106-pound class. Nicholson and Chew have continued to train together through the rest of the year.
Kimball coach Pete Mullen said he's just waiting to see how his team, the heavy classes in particular, will weigh in. Junior Matthew Cooper (182 pounds) and seniors Logan Finley (195), and Nathan Pearlman (285) all qualified for Division IV competition last year.
"When we have our guys on weight, … we'll have eight or nine tough kids in the lineup," Mullen said. "What really hurt us is the guys who didn't come out. That hurt our lower weights."
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Coach Tony Leanos said the most encouraging aspect of his Bulldog team so far is the number of wrestlers. He counts about 60, including more than 20 freshmen.
"I think we've got a real good core. Our freshman and sophomore group is really what's nice," he said. "As far as league goes, we'll be the guys to beat."
Leanos goes down his list and picks out at least eight wrestlers who he expects will be either SJAA champs or finalists.
The obvious picks include senior Albert Landeros, last year's SJAA gold medalist in the 120-pound class and a Sac-Joaquin Section Masters qualifier.
Landeros said that it's exciting to be joined by young wrestlers with big expectations.
"We have a lot of new guys, like we do every year, but this year it seems like a lot more of our freshmen are getting a lot more into it than they have been in other years," Landeros said.
Junior Alex Warner also is looking forward to bringing up new wrestlers.
"They're going to be taught from the very beginning," Warner said. "It starts them young and it builds them up. Some of them could be going to state this year."
Warner is out to take a big step forward himself. He was third in the 220-pound class in the SJAA last year.
Also among last year's returning division-level qualifiers are senior Gage Chavez (126), junior James Faile (220) and sophomore Zoheb Bafaiz (145).
Leanos said that division-level competition will be much tougher this year, because of the realignment.
The SJAA now competes in Division I A, which includes the Central California Conference, Delta River League and Delta Valley Conference.
Those leagues include five schools — Turlock (CCC), Folsom (DRL), Oak Ridge (DRL), Ponderosa (DRL) and Elk Grove (DVC) — that were among the section's top 10 teams during the SJS Masters meet last season.
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Fancy a round? What better way to relax than with a game at one of Britain's great golf courses? Book ahead to play on some of the most famous, challenging and majestically set golf courses in the UK. Here are 10 of the best.
Where: St Andrews, Scotland
The indisputable iconic home of golf, St Andrews Old Course Scotland, is a place of pilgrimage for golfers from around the world. Join the hallowed ranks of pro golfers to play the golf course that Tiger Woods calls "the ultimate." One of the world's oldest golf courses is joined by 5 other courses at St Andrews links, all open to the public.
Price: £64-130 a round
Web: St Andrews
Where: Norfolk, England
Set on the blustery Norfolk coast and sandwiched between the North Sea and saltmarsh, Royal West Norfolk is wonderfully atmospheric. You walk across the beach to get from the clubhouse to the golf course and at high tide you'll be marooned on an island. Look out for high winds and rapidly changing conditions in this, one of the top UK Golf courses.
Price: From £45 a round
Web: Royal West Norfolk
Where: Newcastle, Northern Ireland
The Royal County Down is one of the oldest clubs in Northern Ireland and has two golf courses that cater to all standards. The Championship Links are testing with patches of gorse and heather-rimmed bunkers while the Annesley Links are considerably less intimidating. Both share the same spellbinding view of Dundrum Bay.
Price: £75-180
Web: Royal County Down
Where: Gwynedd, Wales
This gorgeous coastal club has sea views, the Snowdonia mountain range hulking on the horizon and a pub a minute's walk from the 12th green. Prices are fair and the relaxed atmosphere lets you take your time. And you'll want to, considering the setting of this top UK golf course.
Price: From £20-62 a round
Web: Nefyn Golf Club
Where: Warwickshire, England
Carved out of lush North Warwickshire countryside, The Belfry's three golf courses are rightfully considered as some of the best in the world. The PGA National is England's only PGA course and Brabazon is revered as the spiritual home of the Ryder Cup. If these sound intimidating, there's always the Derby, a great all round golf course for every level of ability.
Price: From £40-140 a round
Web: The Belfry
Where: Hoylake, England
A classic links course with a strong record of holding pro tournaments. Deceptively bumpy, the course is very challenging. As with all links golf courses, the wind makes its presence known. The Royal Liverpool also has the largest collection of golf memorabilia outside St Andrews.
Price: From £50 a round
Web: Royal Liverpool Golf Club
Where: Southport, England
Known simply as Birkdale until 1951 when King George VI granted the Royal Charter to the club, this is certainly one of the top UK Golf courses. Surrounded by towering sand dunes it demands skillful reading of the greens which are watched over by the splendid art-deco clubhouse. The exhilarating seaside setting adds an extra edge when the wind freshens.
Price: £120-150 a round
Web: Royal Birkdale
Where: Ayrshire, Scotland
Hosting the Open Championship in July, the Ailsa course at Turnberry is a classic. Next to the Firth of Clyde, the golf course has views of the Mull of Kintyre and the Isle of Arran. The 9th hole is backed by the famous lighthouse and from here you can see Robert the Bruce's ruined castle. Book now to secure a tee after the Open (16-19 July).
Price: £100-210
Web: Turnberry Resort
Where: Edinburgh, Scotland
Braid Hills is a municipal golf course so won't be beaten on price. It's also more relaxed than some of the others on our list. It's one of the best public golf courses in Scotland, sitting loftily above Edinburgh with stirring views to the castle and beyond. It's a tough, hilly course with gorse bushes to trap wandering putts.
Price: £16 a round
Web: Braid Hills
Where: Lincolnshire, England
The Hotchkin golf course at Woodhall Spa is widely regarded as the top UK golf course. Surrounded by pine, and birch trees, the heathland course is a delight to play but tricky. Gorse, heather and deep sand traps make for a challenging round.
Price: £55-80
Web: Woodhall Spa and Golf Club
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A new analysis from the Violence Policy Center found that, in 2010, there were 31,672 firearm deaths and 35,498 motor vehicle deaths, compared with 1999, when there were 28,874 firearm deaths and 42,624 motor vehicle deaths. Which is startling, considering more than 90 percent of American households own a car while little more than a third of American households contain a gun.
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DEARBORN / Oct. 26, 2011---The University of Michigan-Dearborn will honor this years Alumni Difference Makers on Friday, Oct. 28 at 5 p.m. in the Institute for Advanced Vehicle Systems (IAVS) Building.
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Young Alumnus of the Year
Tom Wille (10 CASL) is owner, director and producer of Constant Motion Productions, a local production firm with clientele, including The United Way and the Islamic Society of North America. Tom has donated more than $7,000 of film and video assets to regional nonprofit organizations. He is vice chair of the campuswide Graduates of the Last Decade (GOLD) Alumni Affiliate. Tom is a frequent volunteer on campus, participating in Parent Orientation, Opportunity Scholarship Interviews, Maize and Blue Open House, serving as an unpaid course assistant for the journalism and screen studies program and guiding Campus Video Network in the 48 Hour Go Green Film Festival.
Matthew Zelman (01 COB) is project manager of product analysis at Blue Care Network. He cofounded and led the College of Business Graduates of the Last Decade from 2002-2010. Through his leadership, the group organized a professional speaker series for business graduates, mentored campus honor students and created networking and professional development opportunities for UM-Dearborn alumni. Matthew also serves as vice chair of the Colleges Alumni Affiliate. He was named the National Management Associations 2010 Member of the Year for his work as the treaurer and vice president of his local chapter of the organization.
School of Education Alumnus of the Year
Tracy Blakely-Thompson (92 SOE) is president of Inspiring One, LLC, an organization that supplies therapy and training to individuals and organizations. She has consulted for companies such as Comcast and Jaguar. Tracy received her masters degree from Ashland Theological Seminary and her doctorate in ministry from United Theological Seminary. She is a committed volunteer for HAVEN and UM-Dearborns Womens Resource Center, serving as a guest speaker for Take Back the Night and The Vagina Monologues. She is an active member of the American Society for Training and Development, the Council of Clergywomen of Metropolitan Detroit and the UM-Dearborn School of Education Alumni Affiliate.
College of Engineering and Computer Science Alumnus of the Year
Nancy Gioia (82 CECS) is director of global electrification at Ford Motor Company. During her 29 years at Ford, she has held 17 different leadership roles. Upon graduation from UM-Dearborn, Nancy earned a masters degree in manufacturing systems engineering at Stanford University. She was named one of Automotive News Top 100 Women in 2005 and 2010, and among its Electrifying 100 in 2011. Nancy is a board member for the Electric Drive Transportation Association and California PEV Collaborative, and serves as an advisor to the UC Davis PEV Center and Wayne State Universitys Electrification Center.
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Alan Schultz (81 COB) is chairman, president and CEO of Valassis Communications, LLC. Today, the company has more than 7,000 employees and operates in 28 states and eight countries. Through Alans leadership, Valassis has received more than 30 awards and honors, including Fortune Magazines 100 Best Companies to Work For, the Bain Award for Strategy Excellence, and Business Ethics Magazines 100 Best Corporate Citizens. Alan also sits on UM-Deaborns College of Business Board of Advisors, where he serves on the Internship Committee, creating career placement opportunities for UM-Dearborn students.
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James Miller (78 CASL) is a fellow at Hewlett Packard, a title awarded to the most innovative technical leaders, where he serves as the chief technology officer for the General Motors account. Prior to this position, he was the chief architect for GMs global purchasing and supply chain. James is the treasurer of UM-Dearborns College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters Alumni Affiliate, where he also sits on the Scholarship Committee. When James is not organizing fundraisers or supporting scholarships, he also can be found assisting the Department of Mathematics by volunteering at programs, including the annual Career Paths in Mathematical Sciences panel.
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The mechanization of the minting of coins from precious metals in France made possible the creation, in 1640, of the louis d'or, named after King Louis XIII (1601–43; reigned, 1610–43), who first introduced the coins. This series of gold pieces was part of a reform that changed the minting method from hammered coinage to a more precisely milled and weighed coinage. These coins included three types: the louis, the double louis, and the quadruple louis. It has been customary since the 17th century (incorrectly) to call the ...


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West Allis leaders to discuss hiring director of public safety as city faces vacancies at police, fire chief
In a week, West Allis will not have a police chief or a fire chief.
In a letter dated Wednesday, Fire Chief Steven Hook announced his plans to retire Feb. 28.
Over at the Police Department, Charles Padgett has been interim chief since the retirement of chief Michael Jungbluth at the end of 2012. The Police and Fire Commission thought it had the police chief job nailed down with the appointment of Rick Balistrieri last week. But he suddenly withdrew his acceptance after he didn't get unanimous approval by the commission. The Common Council was made aware of his withdrawal Tuesday morning.
Because the city will soon have no chiefs, the Police and Fire Commission will meet with the Common Council on whether to combine those positions into one director of public safety.
Some aldermen expressed the view that the Fire Department has too many chiefs, so the Common Council asked to discuss the possibility of a combined police and fire director, said Joseph Kempen, Police and Fire Commission president. At a combined meeting that could take place the week of March 4, commissioners and aldermen will discuss the pros and cons of a joint position and what it would look like.» Read Full Article
West Allis to start process to approve new city administrator
West Allis — Rebecca Grill, city of Milwaukee deputy city clerk, has been recommended by Mayor Dan Devine to serve as the new West Allis city administrator.
The administration and finance committee on Monday, Oct. 27, will formulate questions and interview Grill sometime in November.
The city administrator is charged with the daily operations of the city, like a chief operating officer while the mayor can be likened to the chief executive officer.
The city administrator also is the key liaison between the mayor's office and the common council. The administrator is charged with finding ways to improve operations, sees to professional development, makes sure the community is informed and often helps organize community events.
"We want to get it right, it's a very important job," said Devine who called Grill impressive.» Read Full Article
Across Wisconsin, uneven property assessments fly in the face of fairness
A Milwaukee Journal Sentinel investigation found inappropriate reductions in property assessments creating an unfair system. In dozens of communities across Wisconsin, 20% or more of taxes are being paid by the wrong people.
Preps football photos of the week: Week 9
The regular season of the 2014 high school football season came to a close for area teams Oct. 17.
Now Newspapers and Lake Country Publications compiled the best photos shared on social media featuring teams from our coverage area, predominantly in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
Here's the best sights and sounds from Week 9.
Police arrest 1 after neighbors attack each other about 'child behavior'
One woman was arrested after neighbors reportedly attacked each other Sept. 22.
According to the Greendale police report:
A resident in the 5300 block of Mulberry Drive called 911 to report her neighbor head-butted her in the face and then attacked her about 3:40 p.m. Sept. 22.
The caller said she was injured but refused medical treatment.
Shortly afterward, police received a second 911 call from the alleged suspect in the attack, who reported the victim "jumped" her and injured her. She also stated she was injured, but refused medical attention.» Read Full Article
Greenfield schools 'right-sizing' enrollment for smaller classes
Class sizes are down, but still not quite where educators would like them to be, administrator Mark Kapocius reported to the Greenfield School Board on Monday.
Enrollment this year is down 159 students mainly because 103 nonresident students left or graduated and were not replaced, he said. They attended the Greenfield schools under the state's Open Enrollment program.
Because the School Board wanted smaller classes to improve achievement, it decided in January not to accept any more Open Enrollment students this year.
"It's a 'right-sizing' of our enrollment," Kapocius said.
But lower enrollment translates to lower state aid while 103 fewer Open Enrollment students means the schools received nearly $670,000 less in reimbursement from the state, said Amy Kohl, director of business services. The impact on state aid will eventually be felt also but not this year because aid is tied to a rolling enrollment average, she said. But the schools will have to plan for less aid in the near future, she said.
Preps football photos of the week: Week 8
Big conference games and homecoming festivities were a big part of high school football as the season continued in Week 8 on Oct. 9 and 10.
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Jurors see video key to sex assault case against ex-strip club owner
Jurors on Wednesday watched the surveillance video at the core of a sexual assault case against the former owner of Crazy Horse Gentlemen's Club in West Allis.
On the video, which was not unearthed until three years after the 2010 incident, the man, Dino LaLicata, now 35, is shown engaging in sex acts with two different women. Both were 20 at the time.
One of them, identified in court records by her initials, KNH, testified that she did not realize at the time that the incident may have been assaultive, despite the fact that she was highly intoxicated and the man had grabbed her hair and pushed her head down during the sex act.
In portions of the video, both women appear to be voluntarily engaging in sex acts with LaLicata. Defense attorney Mike Steinle also pointed out that both women appeared to be smiling and laughing during portions of the encounter.
KNH remained in the room while LaLicata, of Menomonee Falls, had intercourse with the other woman, who was lying virtually motionless throughout most of the video.» Read Full Article
Preps football photos of the week: Week 7
Big conference games and homecoming festivities were a big part of high school football as the season continued in Week 7 on Oct. 2 and 3.
Now Newspapers and Lake Country Publications compiled the best photos shared on social media featuring teams from our coverage area, predominantly in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
Here's the best sights and sounds from Week 7.
Motorcyclist killed in East Tosa crash identified
The motorcyclist killed in a crash at North Avenue and 67th Street about 2 p.m. Sept 27 has been identified as Roy Szolwinski, 57, of West Allis, according to the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office.
Szolwinski was not wearing a helmet and suffered multiple blunt force injuries, an official at the medical examiner's office said. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Wauwatosa Police Lieutenant Brian Zalewski said it appeared the motorcyclist was heading east on North Avenue when he collided with a pickup truck traveling north on N. 67th Street. No one else was injured.
Juli Peterson, who came upon the accident shortly after it happened, said several people sprung into action. She said strangers sat with Szolwinski, and one man rubbed his leg.
"It was so touching to see," she said. "I hope his family can know that he wasn't alone and there were caring strangers who sat with him."
Police warn couple of misuse of 911 after they argued with each other
A woman called police to report her live-in boyfriend shoved his way into her bedroom, and then called 911 later to report he called her "stupid" Sept. 8.
According to the Greenfield police report:
A resident in the 9100 block of West Waterford Square called police to report her live-in boyfriend shoved his way into her bedroom and was refusing to leave about 1:10 a.m. Sept. 8.
The caller said her boyfriend called her "retarded and stupid" while standing in her "she-cave" (spare bedroom). Police determined nothing physical took place and told the two to leave each other alone.
At about 1:45 a.m. the same resident called 911 to report her boyfriend called her "stupid."» Read Full Article
Enter Halloween contest to win tickets to Legends & Lore
Halloween is creeping up, and that means it's time to see and hear about your favorite Halloween haunts.
If you do, you have a chance to enjoy haunted walks, spooky stories and crafts plus folklore from Wisconsin's past with free tickets to Halloween Legends & Lore at Old World Wisconsin in Eagle on Oct. 11, 18, 25 and 31.
Here's what you need to do to be entered into a giveaway for one adult and one child admission:
Post a photo of you in your best Halloween costume or share your favorite place to go to for a Halloween fright. You can enter on Twitter or Instagram, but either way, you must include the hashtag #HalloweenWI in your post.
Deadline to enter is noon Thursday, Oct. 9. Four winners of one adult and one child admission each will be selected and notified Friday, Oct. 10.» Read Full Article
Preps football photos of the week: Sept. 26
Big conference games were a big part of high school football as the season continued in Week 6 on Sept. 26.
Now Newspapers and Lake Country Publications compiled the best photos shared on social media featuring teams from our coverage area, predominantly in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
Here's the best sights and sounds from Week 6.
East emerges from late-game flurry against Hale
Brookfield East nipped West Allis Hale, 17-13, on Friday, in a game where the momentum started swinging back and forth in the final minutes.
The win left the Spartans with a 3-1 record in the Greater Metro Conference while the Huskies fell to 1-3 despite playing well against elite competition. A win by the Spartans next week against Wauwatosa East at homecoming would clinch a playoff spot for the Spartans, something coach Tom Swittel pointed out to his team in the postgame huddle.
East was winning, 14-0, Friday night when Hale put together a 15-play, 81-yard drive behind quarterback Joe Jo Breznik, which ended when running back Andre Siggers scored from a yard out and Jake Carr kicked the point after with 11:21 left in the game, cutting the lead to 14-7.
Running back Joe Werner rushed seven times for 30 yards on the drive, while Brezik completed passes of 3, 15, 7 and 2 yards. With the momentum on the Huskies corner, it was East's turn to try and take it back.
So East quarterback T.C. Swittel took the Spartans 81 yards on 19 plays, which ended when Connor Allen drilled a 22 yard field goal for a 17-7 advantage with 2:34 on the clock.» Read Full Article
West Allis-West Milwaukee schools get $3.1 million grant
West Allis — The West Allis-West Milwaukee School District has received a $3.1 million federal grant to help create a safer and better learning environment.
The district is one of only 71 school districts across the nation to receive School Climate Transformation grants through the U.S. Department of Education's "Now Is The Time" program.
Over a five-year period, the West Allis-West Milwaukee District will use the grant to enhance and expand its Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) program, an evidence-based program that emphasizes and rewards good behavior and teaches the right way to handle conflicts.
The grant will also support enhancements to the district's anti-bullying and violence prevention efforts.
School officials said they hope the grant will result in improved academic achievement, better student behavior and a better learning climate.» Read Full Article


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This is a lesson about the nature of a scientific question. Learners will construct a valid scientific question that can be answered by data and/or modeling and choose an appropriate mission for their rover that will answer their scientific... (View More) question. The lesson uses the 5E instructional model and includes: TEKS Details (Texas Standards alignment), Essential Question, Science Notebook, Vocabulary Definitions for Students, Vocabulary Definitions for Teachers, four Vocabulary Cards, and supplements on writing a scientific question and possible Mission Choices. This is lesson 5 as part of the Mars Rover Celebration Unit, a six week long curriculum. (View Less)
This textbook chapter reviews the scientific evidence for global warming, presents proxy climate data, and discusses the increase in scientific knowledge as evidenced in the series of IPCC reports since 1990. The likelihood of a globe with doubled... (View More) atmospheric becomes CO² concentrations and the possibility of reaching a climate tipping point is discussed. The resource includes two classroom investigations, student worksheets, links to current news articles, and a suite of pre- and post-unit assessments. A teacher's guide supports classroom use. This is the seventh chapter in the unit, Climate Change, which addresses the question of how human activities are changing Earth's climate. The resource is part of Global Systems Science (GSS), an interdisciplinary course for high school students that emphasizes how scientists from a wide variety of fields work together to understand significant problems of global impact. (View Less)
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This online, facilitated course is designed for middle-school educators wishing to teach global climate change using an inquiry/problem-based approach. Teachers access the course by registering with PBS TeacherLine and enrolling in the course. The... (View More) course supports teaching global climate change using a problem-solving approach and STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) methodology to engage middle-school students and help them understand the causes and effects of climate change and learn about the differences between climate and weather and how actions and nature affect the environment. The course includes pedagogic support for educators who are interested in using Web 2.0 tools when teaching about climate change in the classroom. Enhance content knowledge of climate change and learn how to effectively implement STEM instructional strategies using resources from NASA and WGBH's Teachers' Domain. (View Less)
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This is a lesson about living on the Moon. Learners will use cooperative learning skills to design a self-sufficient lunar station.
In this activity, the class will brainstorm, write, create, and produce a play in which they represent how all the Earth systems are interconnected. This play can be based on the Elementary GLOBE book All About Earth: Our World on Stage. Uses... (View More) commonly-available materials (e.g., chart paper and markers) and materials for costumes and props, which can be as simple or elaborate as time and money afford. This is the concluding activity of a series of companion learning activities to this book. Includes teacher implementation guide. (View Less)
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Working in pairs, students will create experimental conditions in terrariums in order to study what plants need to live. Variables to study include the presence or absence of soil, water, and sunlight. Students will record the growth of radish... (View More) plants as well as observations of "the water cycle" in their terrariums. At the conclusion of their experiments, students will share their results with the class and discuss how water, Earth materials, and air are all necessary to support living things. The activities use commonly-available or inexpensive materials (e.g., chart paper, clear soda bottles, potting soil, radish seeds, paper towels, water, tape, foil, and index cards). This is the first of three sets of learning activities that are companion activities to the Elementary GLOBE children's book, All About Earth: Our World on Stage. Includes a teacher implementation guide. GLOBE (Global Learning and Observation to Benefit the Environment) is a worldwide, hands-on, K-12 school-based science education program. (View Less)
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Learners will compare satellite images of Mars and Earth to look for similar features. Then they brainstorm a list of forces or events that could have caused some of these features to form on Mars. This is activity 3 of 9 in Mars and Earth: Science... (View More) Learning Activities for After School. (View Less)
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This is an activity about image analysis. Learners will create a map of the room and discuss the perspectives shown in their drawings and how this relates to satelite images. Participants brainstorm a list of features that might be recognizable in... (View More) satellite photos, search the Earth Images for these features, and place the images in categories depicting these features. This is activity 2 of 9 in Mars and Earth: Science Learning Activities for After School. (View Less)
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This activity is about planetary climate. Once familiar with the factors that determine a planet's surface temperature, learners will use an interactive spreadsheet model of a planet's atmosphere to determine if greenhouse gases, luminosity of the... (View More) source, the distance of the planet from the source and the albedo of the planet can be manipulated so that the average surface temperature on Mars or Venus could support human life. Learners will then be asked to make some conclusions about these methods and suggest improvements for the spreadsheet model (see related resources for link to this model). The activity requires use of Microsoft Excel software. This is Activity D in the fourth module, titled "How do Atmospheres Affect Planetary Temperatures?," of "Earth Climate Course: What Determines a Planet's Climate?." (View Less)
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