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Discontinued Product
Maximum cleaning with minimum noise.
Fully Integrated Dishwasher with Hidden Controls
- LoDecibel™ Quiet Operation
- 16 Place-Setting Capacity
- Fully Integrated Controls with LED Lights
- Half Wash Mode
Fully Integrated Dishwasher with Hidden Controls
- Capacity (Place Settings)
- Color / Finish
- Number of Wash Cycles
- SenseClean™ Wash System
- Design-A-Rack™ System:
- Adjustable Upper Rack / Stemware Holder
- Built-in Food Disposer
- Dimensions (W x H x D)
- LoDecibel™ Quiet Operation
- Maximum Height of Upper Rack
- Maximum Height of Lower Rack
- Cutlery Baskets
- Energy Star Compliant
- Warranty
- 16
- Stainless Steel
- 5
- Yes
- Yes
- Yes
- Yes
- 23 3/4" x 33 5/8" x 24 5/8"
- Yes
- Holds up to 12" dishes and stemware
- Holds up to 14" dishes, pots and pans
- 3 detachable baskets with covers
- Yes
- 1 Year Labor, 2 Year Parts, 5 Year Limited on Control Board and Rack parts, Lifetime on the Stainless Steel Tub or Liner
- Width
- Height
- Depth
- Clearances (WxHxD)
- Product Weight
- 23 3/4"
- 33 5/8"
- 24 5/8"
- 24" x 34" x 25"
- 90 lbs.
- Wash Cycles
- Options
- Sanitary Rinse
- Spray Arms
- Multi-Level Water Direction
- Food Disposer
- Detergent and Rinse-Aid Dispenser
- Drying System
- Rinse-Aid Refill Indicator
- End of Cycle Indicator
- Self-Cleaning Filter
- Overflow Detector
- 120°F Inlet Water Capability
- Slim Direct Motor™
- Tub Insulation
- Door Insulation
- Nylon Coated Racks and Tineswith Rounded Tips
- Balanced Door
- Fixed Tines
- Power Scrub, Normal, Delicate,Rinse Only, Upper Rack Only
- 4
- Yes
- 3 (top, middle, bottom)
- Multi-level (5) direct feed, Top Nozzle (Down),Upper Nozzle (Up/Down), Lower Nozzle (Up/Down)
- Stainless Steel Blade
- Yes
- Hybrid Condensing
- Yes
- Yes
- Yes
- Yes
- Yes
- Yes
- Damping Sheet
- Damping Sheet
- Yes
- Yes
- Yes
- Handle
- Integrated Electronic Controls
- Tub Material
- Filter
- Other Colors
- Black Metal Handle
- Fully Integrated, Hidden on the Top of Door
- Stainless Steel
- Stainless steel mesh insert with plastic
- White, Black
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- Electrical Requirements
- 120 V/60 Hz, 15 Amps
Rated 3.6 out of 5 by 329 reviewers.
Rated 3 out of 5 by Bill F Disappointed at 2 Year Mark Shortly after the 2-yr mark, the nylon coating on the upper rack split open and I now have rust from the metal frame within. There has always been some issues with the ability to clean some items thoroughly, especially some silverware items and plastic storage tubs. That problem has now extended to plates and other items in the racks. Also, after the drying cycle items still feel damp and sometimes have to be wiped to further dry upon removal from the racks. I almost feel like this item was designed to work okay for 2 years and then just stop functioning adequately. This particularly irritates me because I had purchased a 2-yr warranty that expired shortly before I started noticing these deficiencies. At this time, would not recommend an LG dishwasher although I own several other IG items. May 14, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Glinda65 Very Disappointing!!! We purchased this dishwasher 3 years ago and it has been the worst purchase I have ever had - honestly. It has the strangest and most annoying problems - smells inside after cycle finishes, dishes are never clean, soap does not dispense - then there are the big issues such as shutting itself off and causing the circuit breaker to shut off (yes, installed professionally and correctly!), water not getting hot and motor making noises. Although I have not yet had anyone come to repair it, someone who also owns an LG dishwasher told me to run the hotwater before I run a cycle???? Really?! At this point I am not even using it and I need to call for repairs, but I am angry that I have to do so after only owning this for such a short time. LG should be doing some customer satisfaction recon and reimbursing customers who bought this appliance. Do they read thier customer reviews and see all the dissappointed customers who purchased this product? I bought this because it was on sale, but I will never buy another LG again. I am redoing the kitchen in my main residence and in my second home and LG products will not be considered. May 28, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by judee Very disappointed!!! Had problems in the beginning like some others with the soap still in the door and dishes not getting clean. But I changed to Finish brand soap and it helped the problem. Only two people in household and I never run it until it was full. So dishes were always rinsed and then we ran the machine no more than 3 times per week. Less than 3 years old and the sump pump is out and will cost more than I'm willing to put into this product. NEVER will I purchase anything LG again!! March 3, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by William Disapointed in Product Old dishwasher died. Replaced it with new LG. Does not clean as well and leaves soap in dispencer and on door. Good quality and looks great in kitchen, easy to use but just doesn't live up to the hipe for the money. February 14, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by buck96eye HE about half of the time HE error, says to check PC board. Water does not drain, dishes still wet. January 10, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Jess819 Buyer BEWARE!! This dishwasher is nothing more than a pretty cabinet. We have used it for what is designed to do, however it never performs!! After running it 2-3 times, the dishes are still grimmy & typically there is soap in the door or the bottom of the washer. This purchase was supposed to be an upgrade from our 10+ year old machine. Supposed to be.... Two years later, I still long for my old one back. Especially now that the dang thing will not even start. It lights up & dings like it always has, but nothing. Maybe it realized the horrible job it used to do washing just wasn't worth its own effort! Oh well... Moving on, hopefully to a better machine!!! August 20, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by dissatisfied Worst product I have ever purchased. It is a good thing this product is discontinued. The dishwasher is quiet as advertised. Nothing comes out clean. All dishes and silverware must be hand washed before placed in the dishwasher. I didn't even bother to register this dishwasher since I will replace it rather than ever have it repaired. December 31, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Mike406 poor cleaning The dishes have to be washed more then once to come clean. The soap doesn't always desolve. went over recommendation on web site still working on this. October 18, 2012
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text: Silver Angled right Back iPad® app (iPad not included) iPhone® app (iPhone not included) iPhone® app (iPhone not included) Silver Without Wi-Fi® antenna Photos (9) Videos (2) View larger Cambridge Audio Sonata NP30 High-performance network music player (Silver) Item #: 779NP30S 2 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $599.99 Shop all Network Music Players Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Accessories Articles & Videos by James Ralston A hi-fi player for today's digital music sources Before the MP3 revolution and the rise of the Internet, the phrase "hi-fi digital music" meant your CD collection, plus the occasional Super Audio CD or DVD-Audio disc. Nowadays, audiophiles know that streaming digital music files can offer fantastic sound, while being infinitely easier to manage than juggling through a stack of shiny discs. Cambridge Audio's Sonata NP30 is a high-fidelity gateway for piping the music stored on your computers or networked hard drives into your home stereo system, along with lots more streaming content available via the Internet. Impeccable sound, plus support for high-res music files Cambridge Audio has a strong reputation for making great-sounding gear, and the NP30 is no exception. It lets you enjoy better-than-CD-quality sound with high-resolution music files up to 24-bit/96kHz — a detail we love in this type of music player. Plus, it uses a high-quality Wolfson DAC to ensure that all your digital music sounds its best. The brushed-metal front faceplate and sturdy metal chassis are nice touches, too. Connections for your home stereo include analog RCA, plus optical and coaxial digital. Download a free control app for your tablet or smartphone. Use your iPhone®, iPad®, or Android™ as the controller While the NP30 features a large, easy-to-grab control knob on the front for navigating through your music options, you'll have more fun if you get your smartphone or tablet into the act. Cambridge offers a free Stream Magic app for your favorite Apple or Android device, which integrates all your music choices into a single simple interface. From the music stored on your home network devices, to thousands of Internet radio stations, to streaming services like Rhapsody® and Pandora® Internet radio, this app puts it all at your fingertips. Product Highlights:plays music from your computers, networked hard drives, and the Internetsupported music formats: WAV (up to 24-bit/96 kHz), FLAC (up to 24-bit/96 KHz), AIFF, MP3, AAC, Ogg Vorbis, and WMAfree downloadable Stream Magic app lets you use your iPhone, iPad, or Android device as a music controlleraccess thousands of Internet radio stations plus digital music services including AUPEO!, Rhapsody, Pandora® Internet radio, MP3 Tunes, Live 365, and morehigh-performance Wolfson WM8728 24-bit/96kHz-capable DACEthernet port for wired connection to your network (required for 24-bit files)built-in Wi-Fi® for wireless connection to your home networkaccepts optional BT-100 Bluetooth adapter for wireless audio streaming from a mobile phone, tablet, or computeruses uPnP (universal plug-and-play) networking protocolfront- and rear-panel USB inputs for plugging in thumb drives or portable hard drivesoptical and coaxial digital audio outputsstereo RCA analog audio output12-volt trigger input for custom installationsremote controldetachable power cord10-5/8"W x 2-11/16"H x 13-7/16"Dwarranty: 3 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Feast on an endless buffet of music A network music player presents you with virtually unlimited ways to play your favorites or discover new music. Access your computer's music library, Internet radio stations, and online music services through your wireless home network. Cambridge Audio Sonata NP30 Reviews Average Customer Review: 2 reviews Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $350 rewards card Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. 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We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Okay When it Works! Written By BillH, Westminster, SC on Friday, January 10, 2014 When it works, it works well. However, it tends to lose the Wi-Fi signal every 15 minutes or so. In addition, it somewhat difficult to set up and use. See another person's review. Pros: When it works, it works great. Cons: Complicated as well as it loses it's signal often, which means that I have to turn it off and then on again. Starting up takes several minutes. 2 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Needs to Sync Written By DLee, Millbrae, CA on Tuesday, February 05, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) See pros and cons for a summary. Pros: Good sound quality Good form factor Cons: Stream Magic App for web control needs to be upgraded to allow synchronization of multiple units to allow multi-room listening without a delay/echo effect. Squeezebox and Sonos both have this. The startup time is slow More internet radio memory presets should be allowed There should be a better searching function for local internet radio stations. Squeezebox detects your location and gives a list of stations in the area. With the NP30 you can only narrow things down by country . 23 out of 25 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Network music player 69" AC power cord IR remote control (RC-NP30) WLAN antenna 15" Minijack cable Three "AAA" batteries User's Manual Quick Start Guide Product Research Network Music Player Features Wired & Wireless Connections Front-Panel & Remote Controls Network Music Player Features Overview: The Cambridge Audio Sonata NP30 network music player lets you access Internet Radio, select online music services, and your computer's stored music files on your home entertainment system. The Cambridge Audio NP30 offers wired (Ethernet) and wireless (WiFi) connectivity to your home network, and provides both analog and digital connections to your integrated amplifier or A/V receiver. The NP30 network music player includes an IR remote control and supports the Stream Magic Remote App for Apple iOS and Android devices. Audiophile Performance for Outstanding Reproduction: The Cambridge Audio NP30 network music player provides audiophile performance for outstanding reproduction of your streaming music files. The NP30 incorporates a Wolfson digital-to-analog converter with bit-perfect signal path and jitter suppression. Wolfson Digital-to-Analog Converter: The Cambridge Audio Sonata NP30 employs a Wolfson WM8728 DAC capable of 24-bit/96kHz for exceptional music reproduction with a frequency response of 20-20kHz, THD+N of 0.003% @1kHz, and signal-to-Noise ratio of less than 95dB. Bit-Perfect Signal Path w/ Jitter Suppression: Music stored on computers and other hard drives inherently suffers from jitter, so the NP30 implements a host of enhancements such as bit-perfect signal path and jitter suppression to vastly improve the quality of digital music playback. Total correlated jitter is less than 200ps. Supported Audio Formats: Cambridge Audio's NP30 network music player supports all the most popular formats via Network, UPnP, and USB connection. Flac containing losslessly compressed PCM 16-24-bit/32-96kHz. *An Ethernet connection (not WiFi) is required for 24-bit files. WAV containing uncompressed PCM 16-24-bit/32-96kHz. *An Ethernet connection (not WiFi) is required for 24-bit files. AIF containing uncompressed PCM 16-bit/32-48kHz. Microsoft Windows Media Audio (WMA 9 standard) with bit-rate of 32-320 kbps MP3 (CBR or VBR) with bit-rate of 16-320 kbps AAC, HE AAC, and AAC+ (CBR or VBR) with bit-rate of 16-320 kbps Ogg Vorbis with bit-rate of 32-320 kbps Note: 88.2 kHz sampling frequency not supported. The NP30 does support ALAC, WMA pro, WMA lossless, RAW, AU, or other music file types not mentioned. Stream Magic Music Services: With Stream Magic, powered by the Cambridge Audio Sonata NP30, you can enjoy your favorite music streaming services through your home stereo system. Stream Magic allows you to access many of the world's favorite music streaming services for direct access through the NP30 network music player. Here's a quick overview of each of the supported services. Supported Services Description Internet Radio These are radio stations from around the world broadcast over the internet. Currently, the NP30 can access about 20,000 internet radio stations all sorted by Location, Language, and Genre. The list of available stations is constantly maintained and automatically updated to the unit via the internet. If you register on the Stream Magic website (www.stream-magic.com) you will also be able to browse the stations and set presets on your units from your PC. You can also add stations to your units that are currently not in the Stream Magic's Radio database, suggest new stations to us, and more. Aupeo! Aupeo! is a personal streaming radio station that lets you create your own individual music station or can recommend a station that matches your mood. Two subscription levels are available. A totally free service lets you experience the wonder of Aupeo! and listen to music you want, when you want. Or for just $4.95 per month ($49.95 annual subscription) you can enjoy higher quality, ad free music. Pandora Pandora radio is the personalized internet radio service that helps you find new music based on your old and current favorite music selections. You can explore Pandora's vast music collection for Free. Simply drop the name of one of your favorite songs or artists into Pandora and it will create a custom internet radio station for you. It will quickly scan its entire collection of analyzed music (almost a century of popular recordings) to find songs with interesting musical similarities to your choice. You can create up to 100 personalized stations. Rhapsody Rhapsody is an online music subscription service which lets you listen to anything and everything in their catalog (over 10 million songs). With subscriptions starting as low as $9.99 per month, you don't have to worry about paying for individual songs, ripping CDs, or managing files any longer. SiriusXM SiriusXM Internet Radio delivers a variety of commercial-free music including Pop, Rock, Country, R&B, Hip-Hop, Jazz, Classical and much more, plus expert sports talk and analysis. You also get exclusive entertainment, talk, comedy, family programming, local traffic and weather and news from your most trusted sources. To listen to SiriusXM Internet Radio, you'll need to subscribe to SiriusXM Internet Radio service and obtain a username and password. SiriusXM Internet Radio is only available to residents of the United States and Canada. BBC iPlayer Radio BBC iPlayer Radio lets you Listen to live BBC Radio or catch up on the last 7 days of BBC programming from across the UK and World Service. MP3 Tunes MP3tunes offers a Free online music Locker (2GB) which can store up to 400 songs from your computer's music library. Once you have uploaded your MP3 music files to the online music Locker, you can access it directly on your Apple iOS or Android network device. You can also increase your Locker size, up to 50/100/200 GB with a monthly or yearly subscription. Live 365 You can listen to thousands of internet radio stations featuring online music in every genre, including hip hop, jazz, new age, rock, classical, oldies, and more. You can choose between a Free commercial-interrupted subscription or a $7.95 per-month commercial-free subscription. Podcasts The Podcast services in your area will be available for access through the NP30. Note: Internet Radio, Podcasts, Aupeo!, BBC iPlayer Radio, MP3 Tunes, and Live 365 is available worldwide. Pandora, Rhapsody, and SiriusXM are only available in the USA and Canada. 20 Presets: The NP30 supports up to 20 presets. These can be Internet Radio stations or streams from most online music streaming services. UPnP/Local media cannot be set as a preset. Firmware/Software Updates: The Cambridge Audio Sonata NP30 will offer firmware/software updates through its wired (Ethernet) or wireless (WiFi) connection. Check cambridgeaudio.com for the latest firmware/software updates. Note: An initial firmware/software update is required for advance features; such as Stream Magic online music services, Stream Magic Remote App, and Bluetooth Audio Streaming (also requires BT100 adapter). Wired & Wireless Connections Wired or Wireless Network Connectivity: The Cambridge Audio NP30 offers a wired or wireless connection to your home network. Ethernet (LAN): The Sonata NP30 network music player is fitted with an Ethernet (R-J45) port to connect directly to your home's network hub. Only connect the LAN port of the player to an Ethernet port that supports 10BASE-T or 100BASE-TX. WiFi: The NP30 features built-in Wi-Fi (with a WLAN aerial antenna) to wirelessly connect to your home network. The NP30 supports 802.11 b/g/n (in 2.4GHz only) with WEP, WPA, WPA2 encryption. The unit has a wireless range of 30-98'. Note: It is not recommended to use a Wi-Fi connection for content above 16 bits, 44.1/48kHz (if lossless/uncompressed). UPnP Compatible: The NP30 network music player is a UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) AV Client. Being a UPnP Client means the it can connect to UPnP AV servers on a network and browse and playback their music content. A connection to the internet is not strictly needed for this. The NP30 just needs to be able to connect to the server to access its content. Most operating systems and/or music playback software now feature UPnP server facilities built-in. This allow you to share the music on the computer's hard-drive with Clients, such as the NP30. Your music library can include digital music located anywhere on your home network such as shared folders on your own computer (Windows or Mac), shared folders on another computer on your network, or music stored on a Network-Attached Storage (NAS) device on your network. Using UPnP, the NP30 can connect to these devices and play back, or 'stream' non-DRM music files via the network to your home entertainment system. Note: Not all servers support serving of all audio formats. Always make sure the server you choose also supports your formats of choice. For example, Windows Media Server does not currently serve FLAC format. Dual USB Ports: The Cambridge Audio NP30 features two USB type-A (1.1) inputs for music playback from a USB flash memory device or portable hard drive. One USB port is on the front-panel, while the other is on the rear-panel. Your USB device must be formatted in FAT32 format with non-DRM music files. The NP30 cannot supply greater than 500mA from the USB socket, itself. Note: Good practice is to create folders for Artists within which you should have sub folders for each Album which then contain the tracks for that Album. Libraries with thousands of tracks in one folder will progressively slow down the Stream Magic product's media browsing. Bluetooth Audio Streaming (optional): The Sonata NP30 will support Bluetooth audio streaming. All you need is Cambridge Audio's plug & play BT100 wireless audio receiver (779BT100, sold separately) to stream music from your Apple iPod touch, iPhone, iPad; or other Bluetooth enabled smartphone tablet, laptop or MacBook to the NP30. Simply plug in the Cambridge Audio BT100 Bluetooth Audio Receiver into the NP30's rear-panel USB (type-A) port for wireless music streaming. The Cambridge Audio BT100 supports Bluetooth A2DP wireless audio streaming. Note: The Cambridge Audio BT100 does not support Bluetooth AVRCP (Audio/Video Remote Control Profile) or HFP (Hands Free Profile). Analog & Digital Outputs: The Cambridge Audio NP30 is equipped with both analog & digital audio outputs to connect to your home entertainment system. Analog Outputs: The NP30 network music player features a set of gold-plated stereo RCA outputs to connect to your home entertainment system. Digital Outputs: The NP30 features a Coaxial (RCA) & Optical (Toslink) digital audio output capable of supporting 16-24-bit/32-96kHz. The digital outputs can be used to connect a separate DAC or home theater A/V receiver. Trigger In: The Sonata NP30 can be turned on and off (brought in and out of Standby mode) by a trigger voltage connected to the Trigger (3.5mm) Input. A transition from or to 5-12 DC will turn the Sonata NP30 on. Another transition from or to 5-12 DC will put the Sonata NP30 into Standby mode. Front-Panel & Remote Controls Front-Panel Controls: The Cambridge Audio Sonata NP30 network music player features easy-to-use front-panel controls with various push-buttons and a rotary-dial. Slim-Line Remote: The Cambridge Audio NP30 includes a slim-line IR remote control for wireless operation of the unit. Stream Magic Remote App: The NP30 can also be controlled using the free Stream Magic Remote App for Apple iOS and Android. The new Stream Magic Remote App gives you full control of the Cambridge Audio NP30 from your Apple iOS or Android device. From the palm of your hand you can access music stored across your home network, control streaming music services, browse Internet radio stations and USB media using your Apple iOS or Android device. For added convenience, track information and album art is retrieved and displayed automatically on your mobile device's touchscreen. You can also edit preset stations and streaming services, while setting up a queue of your favorite tracks which will continue to play even if your Apple iOS or Android device is switched off or loses its network connection. In addition, the Stream Magic Remote App supports volume control, digital input selection, and powering off/idle; all from your compatible mobile device. Apple iOS Compatibility: The Stream Magic Remote App is compatible with the Apple iPod touch, iPhone, and iPad (requires iOS 4.0 or later). Android Compatibility: The Stream Magic Remote App is compatible with the Android 2.3 and up. Note: Your Apple iOS or Android device must be connected to the same network as the NP30. Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team. They verify what's in the box, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. 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|Recipes Remembered: A Celebration of Survival
By June Hersh
It is not often that we read a cookbook, with tears in our eyes, or actually streaming down our cheeks, or that evokes an unexpected smile. But that is how this cookbook affected us. It is a collection of cherished heirloom recipes which reflect our Jewish heritage – journeying through the kosher kitchens of Poland, Austria, Germany, Belgium, France Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Romania, Russia, the Ukraine, and Greece. Even more so however, the recipes mirror the lives of survivors and the families that lived to share them. The stories are poignant, horrific, heartwarming recollections of life in Europe before, during, and after the Holocaust.
We suggest that Recipes Remembered is just as much a memorial to a time gone by, as it is a heritage cookbook. It is a storybook filled with delicious, meaningful recipes – some taken directly from stained index cards, from memory, and some lost but interpreted by 24 contemporary chefs. Your entire purchase of the book helps to safeguard this precious culinary history, share the legacy, and to benefit the Museum of Jewish Heritage.
Susie Fishbein's eloquent book jacket quote says it all:
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Mike and Frania Faywlowicz, Poland
"Both my parents were from the same town of Piotrkó Trybunalski, Poland. My father was the youngest of ten children and two years older than my mother. My father worked as an apprentice tailor for my mother's father. When the Germans forced them into the ghetto, my father, who worked outside the ghetto as a tradesman, was able to sneak in food. He always had a soft spot for my mother, so he would sneak food to her as well. He worked in a glass factory near the train station, where he watched the train carrying his parents and siblings, fatefully pull away.
When my parents were liberated, they both went back to their hometown where they found nothing was left and anti-Semitism was prevalent. They went to the DP camp in Foehrenwald, and there they planned to be married."
Frania Faywlowicz' Meat and Potato Cholent recipe.
Dr. Ruth Westheimer, Germany
"I was born in Frankfurt, Germany. In November of 1938, when I was ten years old, the SS came to take away my father. Because of that, I met the qualifications to be sent with 100 other children from Frankfurt to safety in Switzerland. In early January, 1939, my mother and grandmother put me on a train, and the last time I would see them was as they were running alongside the train waving goodbye.
We were sent to a Swiss school for Orthodox children. We German Jewish children spent hours cleaning everything from top to bottom. During the first few years, we were given a rudimentary education, but when we were old enough to go to high school, only the boys were sent. We girls continued with our cleaning and so, as a result, when I left that school it was with a Swiss diploma in housekeeping! Needless to say, it's not a diploma that I ever hung up on my wall. I have a friend, Marga, who is a wonderful cook, especially when it comes to desserts. This is her recipe. for Celebration Cake."
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Proliant ML570T02 X2.8-2M 1p Option Part# 325250-001
Overview:The ML570 provides maximum scalability performance and availability to meet all your enterprise and e-commerce needs. Automatic Server Recovery 2 (ASR-2) server health logging and Compaq's Pre-Failure Warranty on the processors hard drives and memory assure you of maximum uptime and minimum hassle. This 7U tower model is configured with a 2.8GHz Intel Xeon MP processor (upgradeable to four) a 2MB integrated L3 cache integrated dual-channel Wide Ultra3 SCSI controller and 512MB PC1600 ECC SDRAM (upgradeable to 32GB). Since there is no pre-installed hard drive you are free to configure storage to your needs. In addition to a 400MHz bus speed the ML 570 features a 48X (max. speed) CD-ROM drive a 3.5 1.44MB floppy drive 12 hot-plug hard drive bays one 5.25 removeable media bay for tape or optical drives and seven PCI slots (four hot plug). For your networking needs a Compaq NC3163 Fast Ethernet NIC (10/100Mbps with WOL) is built-in. The integrated ATI RAGE IIC graphics controller uses 8MB SDRAM video memory to support resolutions up to 1600 x 1200 in 16.7 million colors. Continuous cooling is provided by redundant hot-plug fans. Intelligent Manageability features include Remote Insight Lights Out Edition support offline backup processor capability dynamic sector repair and much more. The following operating systems are supported: Microsoft Windows Server 2003 (Standard and Enterprise Edition) Microsoft Windows NT Enterprise Edition Microsoft Windows 2000 Server Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server Microsoft Windows NT Novell NetWare SCO OpenServer UnixWare Caldera OpenUnix IBM OS/2 Warp Server for e-business Red Hat Linux Red Hat Enterprise Linux SuSE Linux Enterprise Server United Linux and Sun Solaris Intel Platform Edition.
Part Number325250-001
Products ID15302
Chassis Form FactorTower
CD/DVD TypeCD-ROM
ModelProLiant ML570
Cache Memory (installed)2 MB
RAM (installed)512 MB
RAM (maximum)32 GB
RAM TechnologyDDR SDRAM
Networking ProtocolEthernet, Fast Ethernet
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(1) Simplify means that a state may develop its own format, choose its own submission date, and select the planning period for a state plan.
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Should we "Love it or Lose it"?
Do you have the same daily dilemma we do.. When we open the pantry or the fridge - should we "Love it or Lose it"? What do expiration dates, sell by dates and use by dates actually mean? Is it safe to keep foods past their prime? One of our favorite TV doctors weighs in on this very important topic.
An excerpt of an article by Dr. Sanjay Gupta and Time.com
"Use by" and "Best by": These dates are intended for consumer use, but are typically the date the manufacturer deems the product reaches peak freshness. It's not a date to indicate spoilage, nor does it necessarily signal that the food is no longer safe to eat.
"Sell by": This date is only intended to help manufacturers and retailers, not consumers. It's a stocking and marketing tool provided by food makers to ensure proper turnover of the products in the store so they still have a long shelf life after consumers buy them. Consumers, however, are misinterpreting it as a date to guide their buying decisions. The report authors say that "sell by" dates should be made invisible to the consumer.
Most consumers mistakenly believe that expiration dates on food indicate how safe the food is to consume, when these dates actually aren't related to the risk of food poisoning or foodborne illness. Food dating emerged in the 1970s, prompted by consumer demand, as Americans produced less of their own food but still demanded information about how it was made. The dates solely indicate freshness, and are used by manufacturers to convey when the product is at its peak. That means the food does not expire in the sense of becoming inedible.
For un-refrigerated foods, there may be no difference in taste or quality, and expired foods won't necessarily make people sick.
The result is a confused public — and tons of wasted food. Correcting these entrenched misconceptions, however, won't be easy. The report authors say the re-education could start with a clearer understanding of what the dates mean.
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Many people in Lower Manhattan live in tall high-rise buildings, and without access to power elevators stop working, refrigerators stop working and food spoils, water stops pumping, and it is extremely difficult for elderly and sick people to get out of their apartments and get the basic necessities they need. No businesses are open and transportation is barely working in Lower Manhattan, meaning it is impossible to get anywhere to purchase food or supplies. And of course cell phones aren't working (cell towers are dead) as well – so people in lower manhattan are effectively cut off from the rest of the city and the rest of the world.
In your attention to politics and trying to move on from Sandy, please do not forget about these people who are still stranded in Lower Manhattan. Many senior citizens are stuck in high-rise buildings unable to get out. Volunteers are needed to go apartment to apartment searching for stranded people, and donations of food and water and a place to stay are also needed.
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Earned Second Team All-NEC recognition in both singles (No. 2) and doubles (No. 1)...won 28 matches, 14 each in singles and doubles, to tie for second on the team with doubles partner Mary Wilson...earned 10 singles wins in dual matches at No. 2...paired with Wilson to win 12 of 19 doubles matches at No. 1 in dual matches...won 10 straight matches, including five each in singles and doubles to begin the month of April...named to the NEC Spring Academic Honor Roll.
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Won over 100 matches in a much-heralded four-year high school career at the Pennington Prep School ... led her club to a New Jersey state championship ... a four-star recruit by TennisRecruiting.net and consistently ranked among the top 200 nationally by the United States Tennis Association ... ranked as highly as No. 8 in the Middle States section ... registered a perfect 19-0 mark in singles as a junior and won both the New Jersey State Prep B and Mercer County individual crowns ... competed in the National Open in El Paso, Texas, where she earned the Sportsmanship Award ... a Dean's List student ... off the court, she established a national foundation called Next Generation for the Cure, an organization that raises breast cancer awareness among teenagers through participation in the Race for the Cure.
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Hacker may have accessed records for 43,000 people treated by Froedtert Health
A computer hacker may have gleaned personal information on about 43,000 people treated at Froedtert Health affiliates by gaining access to a staff member's computer, Froedtert Health said Wednesday.
Froedtert Health learned in December that access to the computer had been gained through a virus that, in turn, allowed access to patient files, according to a news release.
No evidence was found that any patient information has been accessed, but letters notifying the patients were sent this week as a precaution, the news release said. »Read Full Article(9)
Mitchell, O'Hare airports cancel, delay dozens of flights to Northeast
Effects of the snowstorm gripping the Northeast are rippling through Wisconsin in the form of flight cancellations or changes that could persist into next week, a Milwaukee airport spokesman said Friday.
"Delays can trickle on for a couple of days after a major event like this," said Ryan McAdams, a spokesman for General Mitchell International Airport. "It's hard to say if Monday they'll be back on schedule. It's too early to tell."
A couple dozen flights between Mitchell and airports in the Northeast, such as Boston, New York and Newark, were canceled Friday. »Read Full Article
Elmer Lenz pulled George Carlin off Summerfest stage
It was a hot July night in 1972, and Officer Elmer "Al" Lenz knew exactly what to do when George Carlin cut loose on a Summerfest stage with "the seven dirty words you can't say on television."
Police Chief Harold Breier thought you couldn't say those words on a Milwaukee stage, either. According to Lenz's son, Breier had told Officer Lenz: "If he starts in with that, you've got to get him out of there. It's not going to happen. Not on my watch."
And so Elmer Lenz became more than just a cop that day. Lenz, the cop who pulled George Carlin off a Summerfest stage and was named on the complaint that landed Carlin in jail, died Jan. 29 at a Milwaukee nursing home of complications of several strokes. He was 85 and had lived at the nursing home for about two years. »Read Full Article
Wisconsin reports 4.8% increase in exports
Wisconsin had $23.1 billion in total exports in 2012, according to U.S. Census data released Friday.
It represents about a 4.8% increase over 2011 and is slightly above the 4.5% increase for total U.S. exports for the same period.
Products are shipped from Wisconsin ports on the Mississippi River and in Milwaukee, Green Bay and Superior. The top export markets, by country and dollar amount, are Canada, $7.6 billion; Mexico, $2.2 billion; and China, $1.5 billion. »Read Full Article(9)
Janesville woman killed in crash with recycling truck
A 34-year-old Janesville woman was killed Friday when her car collided head-on with a recycling truck in Town of Dunkirk in Dane County, the sheriff's office said.
The woman's name has not been released.
The crash happened about 1:30 p.m. on U.S. Highway 51, west of Tower Drive. »Read Full Article(1)
Which schools make the grade?
On a recent Friday at a south side Catholic school, classes were dismissed so teachers could spend the entire day poring over an increasingly critical element to modern school improvement: student-performance data.
St. Rafael the Archangel School is a private school where 97% of the 408 students attend with the help of a publicly funded voucher. Teachers went over assessment results, from state test scores to marks from a national skills test favored by private schools. Attendance was factored in, and teachers identified students who were the farthest behind and what tactics might help them catch up.
The exercise looks a lot like what happens in public schools, which are seeped in big data. »Read Full Article(128)
Burlington stepping up to help displaced Echo Lake Foods workers
Burlington businesses and charities are raising thousands of dollars to help those who suddenly lost their jobs in a fire last week at Echo Lake Foods, an egg processing plant.
Love Inc., a charity and food pantry in Burlington, is budgeting $324,000 to meet food needs for what program director Leslie Caringello said has been the biggest disruption in the community in recent memory.
"No one remembers something like this when there has been such a need for so many families impacted locally," Caringello said. "The fire was in the production area, and these unskilled jobs are the lowest paying and taking the biggest hit. The fire hit the most vulnerable of all the employees there." »Read Full Article(27)
Creditors fire back in sex abuse bankruptcy
The Archdiocese of Milwaukee's bankruptcy is at risk of becoming the first of its kind in the nation to fail to compensate sex abuse victims equitably, creditors say in a court filing this week.
And if the archdiocese is as broke as it said it was in a recent motion, the creditors insist, it should begin selling the Cousins Center and other properties, tap what could be $150 million in its cemetery and Faith In Our Future funds, and aggressively pursue newly discovered insurance policies that may cover its handling of the sex abuse crisis.
"The debtor blithely ignores the real elephant in the room," attorneys for creditors said in response to an archdiocese motion asking U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Susan V. Kelley to let it halt most payments of its legal and professional fees, and fold those costs into its reorganization plan, arguing that they will soon hinder its ability to pay its monthly bills. »Read Full Article(40)
Thaddeus Kosciuszko monument headed to Ohio for repairs
The Thaddeus Kosciuszko Monument at Kosciuszko Park needs some work, so it's heading to Ohio for repairs.
Next Tuesday at 1 p.m., the statue will be lifted from its base and loaded onto a truck for a trip to Ohio for repairs. Tuesday is the 276th anniversary of Gen. Thaddeus Kosciuszko's birth.
The statue and monument celebrates the life of Kosciuszko, who was considered a hero during the American Revolutionary War and for his native country, Poland. The statue faces to the south on W. Lincoln Ave. and S. 9th Place, and has been a south side landmark for more than 100 years. »Read Full Blog Post
Inquest into Derek Williams' police-custody death begins Monday
In the five months since the public release of a video of Derek Williams struggling to breathe in the back of a Milwaukee police car, citizens have clamored to be heard.
Beginning Monday, six of them will get their chance in a Milwaukee County courtroom, serving as jurors at an inquest into Williams' death. Their advisory verdict will guide special prosecutor John Franke as he considers whether to criminally charge any of the police officers involved.
The six jurors and three alternates are expected to be chosen Monday morning. All that week and perhaps into next, they will hear evidence and testimony, including expert interpretations of the video. Then, they will vote on which charges, if any, should be issued. »Read Full Article(57)
Man sentenced to 35 years for domestic violence homicide
A man whose girlfriend had told their neighbor, "If I ever die, tell the cops he did it," was sentenced Friday to 35 years in prison.
Darrick L. Bennett, 42, pleaded guilty in November to first-degree reckless homicide in the September beating and strangling of Carmen Santana, 30.
She had shared an apartment with Bennett and his two children in the 6100 block of W. Medford Ave. for about two years. A neighbor in the apartment building had told police that Santana said Bennett had been beating her a lot lately, and asked that she call the police if Santana ever turned up dead. »Read Full Article(2)
Latest County Board reform plan would focus on public input
Milwaukee County Board Chairwoman Marina Dimitrijevic and eight other supervisors announced their own county reform push Friday, in what could become a race against the clock with a separate, state-imposed reform measure.
The County Board reform effort includes a heavy emphasis on gathering public input on such things as downsizing the board and cutting its budget, as well as finding a new way to pay for parks, transit and even a new basketball arena for the Milwaukee Bucks.
The effort, dubbed "OUR Milwaukee," will include outreach to citizens around the county, as well as meetings with city and suburban leaders on potential service consolidations. »Read Full Article(57)
Man who groped women on trails sentenced
A Milwaukee man who groped three women along Milwaukee paths last fall was sentenced Friday to 18 months in jail and ordered to stay away from the Oak Leaf Trail, Gordon Park, Lake Park and Lincoln Memorial Drive.
Duane Fish, 41, was charged with three counts of fourth-degree sexual assault for incidents on Oct. 29, Nov. 14 and Nov. 17, and pleaded guilty to all counts in January. The charges are misdemeanors punishable by up to nine months in jail for each.
Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Jeffrey Wagner hit Fish with the maximum sentence for each count, to be served consecutively, but then suspended the sentence for the third count in favor of two years of probation. In addition to avoiding the popular jogging and walking areas, Fish must get a drug and alcohol abuse assessment and comply with any treatment, maintain absolute sobriety and remain on the sex offender registry for 15 years. »Read Full Article(7)
Chris Abele names former Northwestern Mutual executive as top aide
Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele announced Friday he's hired a new top aide - former Northwestern Mutual executive Don Tyler.
Tyler, 60, will take over Monday as the county's director of administrative services, which puts him in charge of the county budget, procurement and information technology. He'll be paid $140,000 a year.
Tyler was vice president of investment products and services at Northwestern Mutual when he retired in 2010. He spent six months hiking the Appalachian Trail, fulfilling a long-held dream, then took a job as interim president and executive director of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, he said. Abele, as chairman of the orchestra board, named Tyler to the MSO job. »Read Full Article(8)
Expert tells UW regents to adapt to changing student needs
Madison - Stereotypical college students who live in dorms and go home for the occasional weekend no longer are the main driver of changes in higher education, one of the nation's top education experts told the University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents on Friday.
Working adults trying to finish a college degree started years ago, or wanting to gain another degree to either advance in the workplace or reinvent themselves, will push universities to find new ways to deliver an education, said Molly Corbett Broad, president of the American Council on Education.
They're the new majority of college students. They have no desire to live on a college campus. And they juggle too many other demands between jobs and families to take classes on a set schedule, Broad said. »Read Full Article(3)
Groups seek injunction to halt work on Zoo Interchange
Milwaukee community groups that sued in August to stop reconstruction of the Zoo Interchange this week asked for an injunction to halt construction that is already under way.
The groups say the project's environmental impact statement was developed in violation of federal environmental policy by failing to adequately incorporate public transit and consider discriminatory social impacts of the project.
Milwaukee Innercity Congregations Allied for Hope and the Black Health Coalition of Wisconsin are the plaintiff groups, represented by the American Civil Liberties Union of Wisconsin and Midwest Environmental Advocates. »Read Full Article(25)
Ashippun man may be involved in more missing money
Jim Schlieve, whose church authorities said he took around $200,000 from Zion Lutheran Church, may now be involved in between $5,000 and $10,000 missing from the Ashippun Lions Club. Dodge County Sheriff Todd Nehls said the department has met with the Lions and launched an investigation.
Lions Club member Jim Franke contacted the Focus after reading about the missing church funds. He said the Lions Club is also a victim and wants people to know about it. Franke said Schlieve recently wrote a letter to the club resigning and saying he plans to pay back the money from his 401(k).
No charges have been issued against Schlieve.
Schlieve declined to comment. His lawyer, Bill Gergen of Gergen Gergen & Pretto of Beaver Dam, said Schlieve is fully cooperating with police and will fully cooperate with the district attorney.
"Jim's primary goal is to make full restitution to both parties," Gergen said.
Infinite Campus responds to Skyward's contract bidding process complaint
A Minnesota-based education software company that was Wisconsin's first choice for a statewide student information system contract said Friday it believes the bidding process it underwent was "fair, transparent and open."
The company, Infinite Campus, also released a grand master summary score sheet showing how it earned the highest technical score.
The statement was in response to a formal protest over the bidding process initiated Friday by Stevens Point-based Skyward, a software management company used by many districts that lost the multi-million dollar contract bid to Infinite Campus. »Read Full Blog Post(26)
Dodge County Sheriff Nehls to retire next month, 2 years before end of term
Dodge County Sheriff Todd Nehls has announced he will retire next month, two years before his elected term expires.
Gov. Scott Walker would appoint someone to fill the term.
1 dead in Williams Bay fire
Williams Bay - Authorities say one person has died and another one was rescued from a house fire in Williams Bay. WTMJ reported the fire started about 8:30 p.m. Thursday and burned for about 3 1/2 hours. Investigators are searching for the cause of the fire. The victim has not been identified.
Bank to donate $50,000 to fight hunger
BMO Harris Bank will present a $50,000 donation to Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin on Monday, the proceeds from its annual holiday display collection.
During the holiday season, the downtown BMO Harris Bank lobby turned itself into "Holiday Junction," a locomotive themed display. For each visitor to the display, BMO Harris agreed to donate $5 to Feeding America to support local families in need.
The presentation will be made at Feeding America, 1700 W. Fond du Lac Ave.
Bonnie Bellehumeur, president of Feeding America will accept the donation from Kara Kaiser, BMO Harris regional president and Chris Hamilton, a commercial banker at BMO.
Scott Walker to include deer management items in state budget
The 2013-'15 Wisconsin budget will include deer management initiatives to "assure successful implementation" of the 2012 deer trustee report, according to a statement released Friday by the office of Gov. Scott Walker.
The initiatives funded in the budget will enhance Wisconsin's rich hunting tradition and improve the partnership between hunters and the Department of Natural Resources, according to the statement.
"Deer hunting in Wisconsin is part of our DNA," Walker said in the statement. "It feeds traditions and fuels a huge economic engine for the state. My budget provisions create the infrastructure needed to implement the Deer Trustee Report to the fullest extent possible, ensuring Wisconsin's standing not only as a national destination for deer hunting, but also a national leader in deer management." »Read Full Blog Post(22)
Menasha Corp. spends $6 million to expand packaging business
Menasha Corp., a packaging company based in Neenah, is investing $6 million so it can print grabbier graphics and more nimble brand management in the food packaging, shipping containers and corrugated materials it produces.
The new equipment features a massive high-volume printing press from Germany-based Heidelberg Druckmaschinen AG, as well as die cutters, tape applicators and other automated assembly equipment.
"In today's marketplace, consumer packaged goods customers seek innovative solutions as well as support of their speed-to-market needs," said James Snyder, an executive at the company's Menasha Packaging Co. LLC subsidiary, also based in Neenah.
The subsidiary, which has more than 2,300 employees nationwide, is the biggest part of the Menasha Corp. (1)
Genesis is a dance delight
Let the voting begin.
The final round of the Milwaukee Ballet's International Genesis Choreographic Competition took the stage at the Pabst Theater on Thursday evening, featuring three new pieces created for Milwaukee Ballet dancers by three competing choreographers.
Chances are good that the decision on a winner, which includes audience ballots, will be close. »Read Full Article
'Closer' a take on disconnected couples
If you're scrupulously honest with your beloved, are you laying the groundwork for a great relationship? Or are you greasing the skids for a spectacular smash?
That's among the questions being vetted in Off the Wall Theatre's production of Patrick Marber's "Closer," which features Jeremy C. Welter's best work to date as a director. More on that in a minute. First, the setup.
Unfolding over five years in 1990s London, "Closer" features four characters. »Read Full Article
Port of Milwaukee reports 30% decline in cargo tonnage
The Port of Milwaukee had a 30% decline in total cargo tonnage in 2012, as a mild winter led to smaller volumes of salt and coal arriving by ship, port officials said Friday.
Total tonnage fell to 2,016,161 metric tons from 2,895,003 metric tons in 2011.
Port officials said there were increases in steel, grain, and cement tonnage, but not enough to offset declines in salt and coal. »Read Full Article(3)
Journal Sentinel music writer Piet Levy live blogging the Grammys
Journal Sentinel music writer Piet Levy predicts Frank Ocean (above) is going to take home the Grammys for Album of the Year and Best New Artist on Sunday. Levy will be blogging the Grammys live on JSOnline.com. Photo by Associated Press.
Between the Grammys' gazillion performances, surprises and snubs, there's always a lot of to talk about. So why wait until after the show? Music writer Piet Levy will be blogging during the 55th Annual Grammy Awards live. »Read Full Blog Post
Teen sentenced for Greendale High bomb threat
A former Greendale High School student was sentenced Friday to probation and a week in jail for a making a bomb threat at the school last year.
Nicolas Olson, 17, pleaded guilty in January to a misdemeanor count of disorderly conduct. He was charged with scrawling "3 DAYS TIL BOOM JK OR AM I?" on a bathroom wall at the school on Sept. 20, shortly before homecoming festivities, which were relocated that weekend to the middle school.
Police said Olson, who had suffered bullying for years, had been voted onto the school's homecoming court as a joke. »Read Full Article(8)
Belly dancers claim they were plundered by Pirate Fest
Port Washington's annual Pirate Festival in June ranks as one of the city's biggest events. Promotions for this year's edition promise an invasion, a parade, gruel gallery, buccaneer bash, fireworks, mayhem and merriment.
But don't count on the belly dancers.
In a lawsuit filed in Ozaukee County Circuit Court, Rakhshanda Tribal Belly Dance LLC has sued Port Washington Festivals Inc. for the unpaid balance of the $700 the dance group says it was contracted to earn for performing at the 2012 Pirate Festival. »Read Full Blog Post(21)
Woman charged in fatal shooting of live-in boyfriend
A 32-year-old Milwaukee woman has been charged in the shooting death of her live-in boyfriend on Monday.
Police were called to a house in the 2400 block of N. 48th St. about 8 a.m. that day and found Anthony B. Martin in a bedroom, dead of a gunshot wound to the chest.
Irena Moore was arrested at the scene. According to a criminal complaint, she later told investigators she and Martin, 35, started arguing about 6:20 a.m. Insults escalated to pulled hair and scratched faces until, she said, Martin threw her to the bed, injuring her shoulder. »Read Full Article
Beet juice helping to make Franklin streets safer
Franklin - The city's snow removal operation the past three years has moved to a different "beet."
Beet juice, that is.
City Engineer Jack Bennett was anxious to tell the Common Council this week about how a byproduct of processing sugar beets into sugar has helped keep the city's streets safer during winter while containing the high cost of winter maintenance. »Read Full Article(5)
Video: Daykin discusses Menomonee Falls Radisson
In this week's Land and Space video, reporter Tom Daykin discusses how the village of Menomonee Falls, which financed the Radisson Hotel development, has gained more control over the hotel, setting the stage for its possible future sale.
Few traffic problems reported on freeways
Milwaukee-area freeways were free of major traffic hazards, although some roads still have slippery patches of snow and ice, leftover from yesterday's snow storm, sheriff's departments said Friday morning.
Racine County had no accidents this morning or overnight, and I-94 is in good condition. Washington County roads, including Highway 41 and Highway 45 had a few spinouts and crashes, and there were two rollovers in Hartford and West Bend. Ozaukee County roads are clear but slick in areas, and there was one spinout and a crash. On Interstate 94 and Interstate 43 in Waukesha County, there were only a few spinouts. As of 11:40 a.m., Milwaukee County had three crashes and 13 spinouts since 5 a.m.
The snowstorm caused high numbers of crashes and spinouts Thursday and in the early hours of Friday morning. Fran McLaughlin, a spokeswoman for the Sheriff, said the snowstorm caused 41 crashes and 72 spinouts in the 24-hour period from 6 a.m. Thursday to 6 a.m. Friday morning. Ten of the crashes happened between 10 p.m. and 1 a.m. Kenosha County also saw high numbers of crashes, with 77 spinouts, one rollover, five crashes with injuries, and 21 crashes with property damage. »Read Full Article
40 traffic deaths above average for January
Forty people died in Wisconsin crashes in January, a drop from a year ago but above the five-year average for the month, the State Journal reports.
Months of work on south side I-43 bridges set to begin
Long-term closures along I-43 in Milwaukee County are scheduled to start next week and continue until Summerfest.
The four-mile project will work on 13 bridges along I-43 that link the Mitchell and Marquette interchanges. Crews will work on bridge deck overlays, repairs and painting.
The single-lane closure northbound from Howard Ave. to the Marquette Interchange is set to begin Monday, depending on the weather, with motorists experiencing the first wave of closures Tuesday morning. »Read Full Article(7)
Skyward protests loss of state school software contract
A Wisconsin-based school software provider has filed a protest with the state over its losing of a $15 million contract to a Minnesota company.
Skyward Inc. said Friday it had filed the protest with Gov. Scott Walker's administration, saying its bid was lower than the bid winner Infinite Campus of Blaine, Minn.
The contract winner will be the sole provider of student information systems to Wisconsin's more than 440 school districts and non-district charter schools. »Read Full Article(60)
Alternatives abound in distant I-43 work from Glendale to Grafton
Glendale - The future of Interstate 43 is coming into focus.
The Wisconsin DOT held a pair of public information meetings last week, for the first time showing design alternatives for the highway and interchanges along a 14-mile stretch of I-43 from Silver Spring Drive to Highway 60 in Grafton.
Alternatives range from modest spot improvements of the existing highway to lane expansions, overpass constructions, and elevation changes which would either sink I-43 under certain existing streets, or in one design, raise it to a maximum height of 60 feet off the ground in the Glendale area. »Read Full Article(1)
Regal Beloit completes acquisition of RAM motor business
Regal Beloit Corp. says it has completed the acquisition of the RAM motor business previously owned by Schneider Electric Co.
The business manufactures hermetic motors from 250 hp to 2,500 hp for commercial heating, ventilation and cooling applications.
For fiscal 2013, Regal Beloit says the acquisition is expected to deliver up to $20 million of net revenue, and in 2014 it is expected to contribute approximately 3 cents of diluted earnings per share to Regal Beloit earnings.
Military police officer arrested in Dane County missing-corpse case
Dane County Sheriff detectives traveled to the Lewis-McChord military base near Tacoma, Washington, to arrest a military police officer on allegations of hiding a corpse on Tuesday, the sheriff's office said in a release.
Shannon L. Remus, 26, is the wife of Jeffrey Vogelsberg, 28, who Dane County prosecutors said tortured and killed his disabled half-brother, Matthew Graville, 27, of Mazomanie this summer, previous news reports said. Remus was booked into the Dane County Jail on Thursday. While Remus denied involvement in Graville's murder, court testimony showed she knew about it and knew where he was buried. Vogelsberg pleaded not guilty last week to homicide and hiding a corpse, news reports said.
Hiding a corpse is a felony offense. Vogelsberg and two others involved in the case, Robert McCumber, and Laura Robar, are being held in the Dane County Jail, the release said.
Underpaid waitress wins appeal to claim double damages, $112,000 attorney fees
Here's another expensive example of why bosses shouldn't date employees, and vice versa.
Shawn Johnson started working as a waitress at Roma's (with restaurants in East Troy and Waterford) in 2003. At some point she began a relationship with owner Mark Galluzzo and became a manager, but by 2006 she had quit and filed a complaint with the state seeking $9,500 in unpaid wages.
That action morphed into seven years of litigation, two trials, and two trips to the state Court of Appeals. The court on Thursday reversed a dead Racine County judge's decision to deny Johnson her full attorney fees and double damages after she prevailed at a 2010 trail. »Read Full Blog Post(34)
GOP chairman Reince Priebus: 'Era of permanent campaigns is upon us'
Republican National Committee chairman Reince Priebus of Wisconsin declared this week that his party must campaign year round if it is going to be successful in elections.
"I believe the era of permanent campaigns is upon us in that we're going to have to suck it up as a party and realize that there is no more winning formula in building up a bunch of money for a nine-month campaign," Priebus told conservative talk show host Vicki McKenna on WIBA-AM (1310) in Madison.
"No matter how hard you try, if you're not in a coast-to-coast, granular, community-based campaign year round -- including this year and next year -- with potentially hundreds of millions of dollars, and lots and lots of people, both hired and volunteers, in candidate recruitment, community events, going to swearing-in ceremonies, everything that you can imagine -- that's the new world, I think, of the Republican Party."
Priebus went on to say Republicans must attract more "low-propensity voters," African-Americans and Hispanics, and "and it's nothing that you can parachute in on three months before an election, it's got to be all the time." (33)
Half of complainants say their Frontier frequent flier miles have been transferred to Delta
It's been just over a week since I last updated you on our progress getting frequent fliers' miles transferred from Frontier to Delta, so it's time for an update.
So far, I have heard from 20 readers who initially had problems but whose miles have finally been converted from Frontier EarlyReturns to Delta SkyMiles, nearly all of them thanks to Delta. That's out of around 40 readers whose complaints I had forwarded to the U.S. Department of Transportation and the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection.
A number of customers are still waiting, but about 200 government complaints are still being processed, so I'm hopeful it will get resolved. It could take a couple of months, though, so be patient. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Sheboygan may trim mayor's role
In the wake of the turmoil surrounding the tenure of former Mayor Bob Ryan, Sheboygan aldermen are recommending the duties of the office of mayor be reduced, the Sheboygan Press reports.
Big Daddy's Brew & Que to open at Bayshore on Friday
Big Daddy's Brew & Que, the new barbecue restaurant at Bayshore Town Center in Glendale that I told you about last month, debuts officially at 11 this morning.
It replaces Ovation restaurant at the iPic Theaters, toward the north end of the shopping center at 5800 N. Bayshore Drive, off N. Port Washington Road. The restaurant serves the general public, not just movie-goers.
The restaurant smokes its meats in house, and has daily specials and meals for two and for five to six (the meal for two is called the Feeding Frenzy: smoked beef brisket and tenderloin, pulled pork, rib tips, pulled chicken, fries baked beans and cornbread). »Read Full Blog Post(755)
Packers defend cheerleader belittled on Chicago Bears Facebook fan page
Green Bay - The Green Bay Packers are urging fans to stand behind a cheerleader who was targeted on a Chicago Bears Facebook fan page.
As a University of Wisconsin-Green Bay student, Kaitlyn Collins has previously cheered for the Packers, who use college cheerleaders on game days. Earlier this week a photo of Collins was posted on an unofficial Bears' fan page with a disparaging note. Belittling comments about Collins followed.
Collins tells WLUK-TV that a lot of the comments were very hurtful. She and her friends contacted Facebook to have the post removed. Hundreds of messages of support poured in. The Bears fan page posted an apology.
The Green Bay Packers issued a statement calling the online commentary "extremely offensive," expressed support for Collins and urged others to do the same. (58)
Sun Prairie man who fled to Mexico faces lengthy prison term
A Sun Prairie man who was arrested after holding police at bay outside his home in 2011 and later fled to Mexico faces lengthy federal prison sentences after pleading guilty Thursday to cocaine distribution and criminal contempt charges, the State Journal reports.
Drunken Facebook post could land Columbus man in prison
A man who said he was drunk at a bar when he sent a threatening message on Facebook faces two years in prison, according to a criminal charge filed in Columbus County. The State Journal has the story. (1)
Homelessness rises in Green Bay
Green Bay - A new report shows the number of people living in shelters or on the street this winter in Brown County increased over last winter.
The Brown County Homeless & Housing Coalition reported finding 481 homeless people Jan. 30 during a countywide canvass, which is 10% more than last winter.
Meika Burnikel, a member of the homeless coalition, told the Green Bay Press-Gazette she suspects some people went uncounted because the count took place during a snowstorm. Some likely were riding out the storm inside 24-hour grocery stores and other places where they could go undetected.
The canvass found that all five of Green Bay's emergency shelters were at or near capacity, with a combined 470 people. That is up from 425 counted in the shelters last winter. (1)
DNR plans meeting on CWD discovery in Portage County
State wildlife officials plan to hold an informational meeting later this month on the discovery of chronic wasting disease in Portage County.
The Department of Natural Resources has scheduled the meeting for Feb. 19 at the George W. Mead State Wildlife Area's visitor center just north of Milladore.
The DNR reported in January that a deer killed in northwest Portage County during the 2012 gun season tested positive for the fatal brain disease. The finding marked the first finding of CWD in a wild deer in the county. »Read Full Article(1)
Apartments proposed in Greenfield
A local firm wants to develop a 60-unit apartment community in Greenfield.
Metropolitan Associates is seeking city Plan Commission conceptual review for its proposal to demolish two vacant buildings, at 4121 S. 35th St. and 3645 W. Loomis Road, and replace them with two 30-unit apartment buildings.
The vacant buildings were previously used by Chocolate House Inc. to make candy. That business closed last year. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
Weather delays Journal Sentinel home delivery
Home delivery of today's Journal Sentinel is expected to be delayed about an hour in most areas because of road conditions.
On Tap Today: And the winners should be...?
Who will win the Grammys this Sunday? Or perhaps the more interesting question is: Who should win the Grammys this Sunday? Music writer Piet Levy gives us answers to both questions in Friday's Weekend Cue.
Another awards show waits in the wings. Movie Critic Duane Dudek helps us understand the sometimes misunderstood short films up for the Oscar.
Will "Identity Thief" be getting any little gold statues next year? See who's who when Dudek reviews the film here.
And should The Nines at the River Club of Mequon be on an honor list? Dining Critic Carol Deptolla looks at the newly remodeled restaurant, now open to the public.
Sunny, dry today but messy wintry mix expected by Sunday
Today calls for a break from the snow with sunny skies and temperatures around 30 degrees, according to meteorologist Scott Steele of Today's TMJ4.
Temperatures should remain in the 30s Saturday before precipitation heads in Saturday night, bringing the prospects of a messy wintry mix on Sunday, when temperatures are expected to be around 40.


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