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ETSU volleyball to "Dig for the Cure" on Friday night; Host Senior Day on Saturday
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Thursday, October 28, 2010
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Oct. 27, 2010)
- In an effort to raise awareness and money for the world's most common cause of cancer death in women, the ETSU volleyball team kicks off its annual "Dig for the Cure" campaign this week as the Bucs prepare to host Stetson on Friday at 7 p.m. in Brooks Gym. ETSU will then host Senior Day on Saturday against Florida Gulf Coast at 2 p.m.
The Bucs (21-6, 4-1 A-Sun) are coming off their sixth straight victory after they defeated longtime rival Western Carolina on Wednesday night. ETSU has won their last 12 sets and have won 13 of their last 14 matches overall. The trio of
Lauren Baufield
(Plymouth, Minn.),
Megan Devine
(Kingsport, Tenn.), and
Summer Kremer
(Mills River, N.C.) led the way for the Bucs offensively with seven kills each in the victory over the Catamounts.
The month-long campaign will help to raise money for breast cancer awareness through the Mountain States Health Alliance Breast Cancer Foundation. The team has already taken donations throughout the month of October, which has been designated Breast Cancer Awareness Month, with the proceeds of the campaign going directly to the MSHA Foundation.
The "Dig for the Cure" campaign was originally started in 2003 by Charlotte head coach Lisa Marston, whose mother was a breast cancer survivor, and has spread to volleyball programs across the country in recent years.
As part of the ETSU campaign, against Stetson, admission is only a BUC ($1) for any fan wearing pink. In addition, the Bucs will warm up in specially designed pink shirts. ETSU will also be collecting donations inside Brooks Gym during the match.
Stetson (1-21, 0-6 A-Sun) enters the weekend following a 3-1 loss against Seattle last Saturday. Kaley Melville leads the Stetson offense with 189 kills (2.39 kps) on the season. Kelli Carneal is tops on the squad with 7.57 assists per set, while also recording nearly a kill per set. Monique Russell leads the team on the defensive end with 4.53 digs per set.
Friday night's match will mark the 10
all-time meeting between the two schools with ETSU owning a perfect 9-0 record against the Hatters. Last season, the Bucs defeated Stetson 3-0 in each of the two meetings.
On Saturday, ETSU will host Senior Day for their six seniors against Florida Gulf Coast (4-15, 1-4 A-Sun). The Eagles have dropped their last three matches, including matches against Kennesaw State and Mercer at home two weeks ago. FGCU will take on USC Upstate Friday night before traveling to Johnson City.
ETSU and Florida Gulf Coast will meet for the sixth time, with Florida Gulf Coast winning each of the five matchups. The FGCU trio of Jessica Barnes, Brittany Muse, and Adrianne McNally lead the way for the Eagles offensively with each averaging over two kills per set. Camil Dominguez dishes out nine assists per set, while Holly Youngquist leads the FGCU defensive efforts with 4.41 digs per set.
For more information on the ETSU volleyball team please go to ETSUBucs.com and click on the volleyball link. Also, be sure to follow ETSU Athletics on
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Gallery: A swirling green roof tops the gorgeous Nanyang Technical Univ...
The glass façade provides a high-performance building envelope that reduces solar gain and heat load while allowing the benefits of natural views and daylight into creative spaces. Glass walls provide a visual exchange between indoors and out allowing students and teachers to experience the building, the surrounding landscape and the interior plaza as fluid spaces. Diffused natural daylight is abundant throughout studios and classrooms, filtered through the surrounding foliage.
Curving green roofs distinguish the building from among the other structures on campus, but the line between landscape and building is blurred. The roofs serve as informal gathering spaces, challenging linear ideas and stirring perception. The roofs create open space, insulate the building, cool the surrounding air, and harvest rainwater for landscaping irrigation. Planted grasses mix with native greenery to colonize the building and bond it to the setting.
Finishes are intentionally raw to act as a backdrop for the art, media, and design projects. Concrete walls and columns, cement-sand screeded floors, timber railings, and a neutral palette define the interior spaces, which vary in shape and size. This amazing design seems to offer a new experience at every elevation or perspective, fulfilling the intent that a school for art should inspire creativity.
+ Nanyang Technical University
+ Design Share Honor Award 2007
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March 27, 2011 at 12:34 am
This is the best green building I've ever seen. Its design and how is integrated from the site and the nature make it very special. finaly it's very very nice!!!!!!!!
January 1, 2011 at 8:07 am
Thanks alot for giving such type of amazing information.I like very much.
Thanks & Regards,
Babulal Patel
November 7, 2010 at 10:13 am
I'm off to Singapore 2 weeks from now. I'm very interested to see this building. Is this place open for public? I mean, can I go there to see and have pictures taken? Thanks.
October 19, 2010 at 7:00 pm
This is the best green building I've ever seen. Its design and how it is integrated from the site and the nature make it special. It different than other green buildings that consider the green issue but don't look nice.
October 19, 2010 at 6:53 pm
This is the best green building I've ever seen. Its design and how is integrated from the site and the nature make it veery special. It is not like the other green buildings that cinsider the green issue but don't look nice.
October 19, 2010 at 6:31 pm
September 23, 2010 at 4:19 am
Green is my favourite colour … lol!!! But really building looks nice but technically i am uneducated to understand pros and cons for doing this invention
September 21, 2010 at 10:01 pm
Amazing and unique!
September 16, 2010 at 3:10 am
September 14, 2010 at 11:37 am
Brilliant!! I love this. How can I find out how to do this to my home in Dallas, Texas? Is anybody in Texas doing roofs like this? I have a flat roof, and, I would love to put a garden on my roof. We live in a town home, and have no yard.
August 5, 2010 at 10:21 am
wow this is an amazing building!
July 8, 2010 at 1:16 pm
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May 25, 2010 at 5:38 am
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May 24, 2010 at 11:08 am
Hello? I am Umair Javad.i like this school very much this is a very great school.
January 12, 2010 at 11:34 am
glass covering all the proyect, and they don't have a facade. its like… they make a great investigation on the proyect i can't blame for that, but like i said, they guys forged about the facade, and make all the good work in landscaping.
November 25, 2009 at 12:35 am
oww great, this is like a new world. we can mix the design, teknologi, and agriculture. honestly, this is my firs time is see the great building like this. salute to you all!!!
September 6, 2009 at 10:27 am
Why don't they do permaculture on the roof. The grass makes it looks like the grass is more clever than the Man. Grass wants to dominated like that, and love being cut (to prevent other things from growing). A food forest on the roof would take care of it self and have steadily growth in function. Can do light weight versions of permaculture too if structure live load is not sustainable.
June 5, 2009 at 12:12 am
I stay in Singapore and has seen this building! Trust me when I say that it looks even better up close!
If only they can have more buildings like this in the heart of the city! This building is situated waaaaaay in the suburbs where only students ever go! Imagine how many more people will enjoy buildings like these in the city. Wouldn't hurt to have more green (technologically, architecturally or visually) buildings in the heart of the shooping and financial district, if you ask me!
December 30, 2008 at 4:18 pm
Nice concept, looks stunning from the right angles but all those steps could cause problems for wheelchair users as I can't see many ramps…
November 21, 2008 at 12:03 pm
Architectonically soeaking it's a great buiding, but a critical thing I find in this proyect is the court of glass covering all the proyect, and they don't have a facade. its like… they make a great investigation on the proyect i can't blame for that, but like i said, they guys forged about the facade, and make all the good work in landscaping.
the idea of green roof it's genius,
July 2, 2008 at 10:33 am
That has got to be one of the coolest green roofs I have ever seen! Too bad Hong Kong and Shanghai can't get in on the act.
I was in Shanghai in January and the air was awful. I was there on business and saw much of the city from other office buildings. There are tons of flat roofs and not a single one had even a shred of vegetation.
I want to know more about the topic, so I found stuff on this site, as well as stuff on http://www.cleanerairforcities.blogspot.com I wish they put more green roofs here in the states also. I know they are big in Chicago.
June 30, 2008 at 8:48 am
its very mazing ………..thanks for alll
June 30, 2008 at 6:47 am
Uh, won't anyone falls down the roof? Ha ha. LOL.
May 8, 2008 at 10:01 am
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March 25, 2008 at 1:04 am
to those who want to see this roof covered with solar panels – it really seems like one of the major concepts of this design is the ability to walk on the roof; whether it\'s efficient or not, smearing the roof with PVs would have the changed the project completely
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March 5, 2008 at 4:58 pm
That looks like my lampshade I designed back in Year 1…lol! My lecturer thought it looked great as an architectural piece. Must be a coincidence. It's just a green roof though…maintenance must be hard work though. That's the thing about Singapore, they dun follow through…i'm Singaporean.
February 25, 2008 at 12:55 pm
WAUUUUUU,Very beautiful bilding. woouuuuu.congratulation.
February 21, 2008 at 4:55 pm
Great post – amazing building!
February 21, 2008 at 3:34 pm
Too bad the gas required to cut and maintain the grass defeats the purpose…..stupid
February 20, 2008 at 9:23 pm
Amazing, I'm a Singaporean yet I just came to know about this here. Thanks! Singapore should have more of such buildings.
February 20, 2008 at 7:27 am
These look fantastic, great shots & great website.
Regards, Resonate
February 19, 2008 at 8:23 pm
Ohh I wanna one like that! It´s mansing.
February 18, 2008 at 12:41 pm
Grass roofs. I never thought of that. It looks pretty cool though.
February 15, 2008 at 8:05 pm
i'm a student of the school. the grass is real and pretty well-maintained i'd say
February 13, 2008 at 11:08 pm
Oh good. Another suburban lawn.
February 12, 2008 at 11:23 pm
Amazing building. Almost seems to fit in the "7 eco-wonders you should see before you die" category. (http://ecoworldly.com/2007/12/30/7-eco-wonders-you-should-see-before-you-die/)
Thanks for the great article. =)
February 9, 2008 at 3:45 pm
The shape is cool. Is it true that they use artificial grass?
February 8, 2008 at 11:55 pm
great stuff, seems as though space was retrofitted in to the ground, yet very free and ample. All you need is 9 holes and PRESTO, you have a par 3.
February 8, 2008 at 12:28 pm
February 7, 2008 at 6:40 pm
Ok, so it's a building with grass on the roof. Amazing? Absolutely glorious? Give me a freaking break!
February 7, 2008 at 2:34 am
This is amazing, brings a whole new meaning to Go Green!
February 5, 2008 at 4:50 pm
I just imagine how fun it would be to take a riding mower to that sucker! Very cool concept. Let's adapt it everywhere and return some green to this graying world.
February 4, 2008 at 6:25 am
Great design all round – beautiful and functional.
Manny check out – http://www.greenroofs.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=26&Itemid=40 for more info on "Green Roofs"
Ross Nevette
February 3, 2008 at 8:46 pm
Very beautiful building!
February 3, 2008 at 4:13 pm
M2JL, man, why can't that be how America is now?!
Thats why I'm votin' for Obama.
February 3, 2008 at 12:58 am
this is for manny-
eco-structure magazine actually had a comprehensive article on the elements of a green roof structure. the issue is from '07, i will get the exact number and send it to you….
p.j. doran
January 31, 2008 at 1:17 am
It doesn't seem very environmentally sensetive at all. Rather than being a part of the natural landscape it appears to be competing with it. Making such obstructive formal gestures for the sole reason of creating a sloped "green" roof seems unnecessary, obtuse, and a wasted opportunity to do more with less. I would rather see a sensitivity to the context of the site in the photos, as well as a material pallet that consists as more than glazing and a roof that takes significantly more water to maintain than the building seems to collect.
January 30, 2008 at 8:43 pm
We're working on a green roof, but I understand the main problem with it is waterproofing and leaking roof. If anyone can point me to latest waterproofing technology applied on green roofs, I would very much appreciate it.
January 29, 2008 at 5:38 pm
Too bad Singapore is a single-party dictatorship. I have been to this country and it really is a beautiful place to stay. I did not see this lovely building however.
January 28, 2008 at 11:11 pm
That is absolutely fantastic and beautiful. I might have to go check out the design school there the next time I'm back.
Hmm, i'll bring my jogging shoes and take a run up the roof rocky style!
January 28, 2008 at 8:48 am
Great design!
January 27, 2008 at 8:56 pm
it's really amazing, that's how all buildings should be built.
January 26, 2008 at 4:21 am
I would love to be in that space- so inspiring, perfect for artists and designers alike.
January 26, 2008 at 1:08 am
this is a stupid design. why don't they just put solar thin film on it and also wind turbine to save energy?
January 25, 2008 at 8:38 pm
I don't like it because it is fake. I read that the grass is artificial.
January 25, 2008 at 1:32 pm
It would be really valuable to see some performance data on this project … if someone knows a source for this, please advise.
January 25, 2008 at 6:44 am
Yup, and it looks as empty as the pictures show. I study there, so I know.
Furthernore, they left out one point : There's lotsa of rubbish and leftovers on the grass roof.
January 25, 2008 at 4:45 am
Reminds me of the excellent design of many Hundertwasser houses:
January 25, 2008 at 1:05 am
LOL Thanks, good to know!
Right on. If we're designing buildings and spaces FOR people, it's always positive to see that those particular design intentions have been successful.
January 24, 2008 at 8:22 pm
I'll take one! in a smaller size with a vegetable garden on the roof, thanks. hope this is a prototype I wouldn't get tired of seeing this repeated, but fit to each site.
January 24, 2008 at 4:20 pm
Very inspiring, though I must question how exactly the glass is performing. Is it a double envelope? Is there another form of beneficial glass facade that I am unaware of? If it is merely large panes of glass I am wondering if the roof is the only green aspect of this building.
January 24, 2008 at 1:13 pm
That is awesome.
January 24, 2008 at 11:30 am
In cold weather countries… skiing off the roof would be great !
January 24, 2008 at 10:54 am
Visually stunning.
January 24, 2008 at 9:56 am
O kurwa
January 24, 2008 at 7:21 am
Very nice, very nice.. But if people is going to be walking around on this grass it will be worn out quite quickly if not taken care of, right, and that cost time and labor.
And also the comment about few people in architectural photographs, it sort of creates the feeling that the building is there to amaze and gaze upon, not actually be used by people. Just a thought.
January 24, 2008 at 6:27 am
There are so many buildings I don't like. This is not one of them. Lovely.
January 24, 2008 at 6:09 am
yes yes yes! truly inspired and inspirational.
January 24, 2008 at 5:18 am
What a great place to go !!!
January 24, 2008 at 4:42 am
In Singapore, people don't gather under the sun, beautiful green rooftop or not. You'd cook to death.
January 24, 2008 at 4:25 am
…having been to Nanyang (like most of asia) they might have a lot of money and build nice buildings but the creativity of the students inside doesn't quite match up. If yu live in a police state you learn like a police state.
January 24, 2008 at 4:15 am
I live in Singapore and yes..the roof is still green.
January 23, 2008 at 11:25 pm
Beautiful design, however, judging from some photos, it doesn't look as if the turf grass is doing so well… And I'm not convinced that just because this roof is green in the color of its grass, that it's as 'green' as it could be, given the water requirements and maintenance associated with turf. Though, it does appear as if the roof space is intended to be used as gathering space… If so, then where are the people? (That is my main gripe with almost every architectural photograph I have ever seen) This building is, however, a positive design in its intentions for certain.
January 23, 2008 at 9:42 pm
That would be pretty inspiring to study under. Too bad online courses are becoming more and more the norm.
January 23, 2008 at 5:44 pm
No solar power? Otherwise very nice.
January 23, 2008 at 2:38 pm
This is absolutely stunning. I'm wondering what sort of object in nature or just in general inspired the shape of this building. I'd love to see more buildings designed this way!
Just visually dazzling, as well as functionally appropriate, with a forward looking design mentality
January 23, 2008 at 2:24 pm
this is truly stunning! what i liked about the article is the 'EXPERIENCE' point. this is an example of architecture obviously worth of experiencing.
January 23, 2008 at 2:02 pm
Beautiful, striking and green. I'd love to see something like it here in Kansas City and be LEED rated. Who wouldn't want to work in a building like that!
January 23, 2008 at 12:15 pm
Wow, I would love to be there to take it all in. It's beautiful. Hopefully this is the vision of a not so distant future in North America
January 23, 2008 at 11:37 am
Great to see that Singapore is not only copying Manhattan-style skyscrapers in its CBDs but also gives way for such experimantal green developments.
January 23, 2008 at 9:26 am
This looks really nice. It's not new though (www.mecanoo.com search for TU Delft library) The library of the TU Delft in Delft (Netherlands) has the same roof, and glass walls all around. But the design of this building in Singapore is very special!
January 23, 2008 at 9:24 am
I'm really impressed. This is beautiful. Full credit to the architects, one of the best pieces of architecture I've seen for a long time…
January 23, 2008 at 4:23 am
Simply Amazing!!!.I think this type of architecture and building design must be encouraged.
January 23, 2008 at 4:23 am
Absolutely glorious!!
January 23, 2008 at 3:16 am
this url shows another awesome new school building in singapore
January 23, 2008 at 3:13 am
this url shows another awesome new school building in singapore.


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Born May 17, 1936, in Kane, he was a son of Joseph and Genevieve Anderson Ruggiers. On May 12, 1997, in Winchester, Va., he married Sherillyn Olson Johnson who survives.
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Wisconsin shrugs off a wet, sloppy February snowfall
This time it wasn't an Alberta clipper.
A parade of storms sweeping down from Canada had dropped more than 4 inches of snow on Milwaukee since last weekend, but Thursday the culprit was a low pressure system moving up from the south.
That meant temperatures hovered around the freezing mark and dropped a wet, sloppy pile of snow that quickly compacted into accumulations of more than 7 inches in some areas. »Read Full Article(95)
UW System loses additional $1.1 million because of overpayments
Madison - As auditors continue to sort through errors that prompted $33 million in benefit overpayments for University of Wisconsin System employees during the transition to a different payroll and personnel system nearly two years ago, new details emerged Thursday about the embarrassing and expensive debacle, including the revelation of an additional $1.1 million loss because of even more overpayments.
So far, the UW System has recovered $20 million of the original $33 million in overpayments to the state retirement system and health insurance providers, which were revealed publicly in a state audit last month. The system caught those errors before the audit and had recouped the $20 million by the time it was disclosed to the public.
The latest $1.1 million net loss - the gross loss was higher, but not disclosed - relates to both benefits billing errors and errors in federal tax withholding from employees - mostly undergraduate and graduate student employees, according to Elizabeth Dionne, the UW System's director of operations review and audit who addressed the UW System Board of Regents Business, Finance and Audit Committee. »Read Full Article(42)
Recession dims access to UW System for low-income students
Madison - Data released Thursday at a University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents meeting may provide the first hard evidence that the rising cost of a college education in a depressed economy has reduced access to the state's public universities for low-income residents.
The gap in retention and graduation rates between students who qualify for federal Pell grant financial aid and those who don't has been widening, as the cost of a UW System education continues to rise faster than the rate of inflation. Meanwhile, total financial aid to students and state funding to universities lag, the data shows.
The UW System has made progress in narrowing the success gap between white students and minority students. But the gap has widened between low-income students and those not eligible for federal Pell grants, which provide needs-based grants to low-income undergraduates. »Read Full Article(19)
Video Clips: Snow falling in Milwaukee
Here are a few short videos of the storm as it rolls into Milwaukee this afternoon.
At this rate, we'll be shooting hoops in May vine.co/v/bnt0D5h7B1a— Jeff Maillet (@jeff_maillet) February 7, 2013
Snow Storm Milwaukee public works operator power sweeps slop outside City Hall. viddy.it/W0mSgr »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Supervisors delay Abele appointments to War Memorial Board
The Milwaukee County Board voted 16-0 Thursday to delay action on four appointments by Abele to the eight-member War Memorial Board.
Some veterans groups called for the delay while negotiations are under way on leases for the memorial and the Milwaukee Art Museum.
Abele named Supervisors Deanna Alexander, Theo Lipscomb Sr., Patricia Jursik and Steve F. Taylor to three-year terms of the War Memorial Corp. Board of Trustees, saying he did so because negotiations between the War Memorial and the museum had broken down. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Traffic information for Milwaukee County and beyond
Before you head home for the night, check the following links for up-to-the-minute traffic and commute information:
- Travel Times: Southeast Wisconsin | Statewide
- Traffic Cameras: Milwaukee County | Statewide
- Winter Road Conditions: Southeast Region | Statewide
- Interactive Travel Maps: Milwaukee metro area | Southest region | Statewide
Here's a brief list of accidents and disabled vehicles on highways and roads in southeastern Wisconsin Thursday afternoon:
- I-43 northbound in Milwaukee County, accident at off ramp to Howard/Holt, 3:32 p.m.
- I-43 southbound disabled vehicle at Brown Deer Road off ramp, 3:58 p.m.
- I-94 westbound at Highway 164 in Waukesha County, accident, 4:22 p.m.
- I-43 southbound in Milwaukee County at Highway 24, disabled vehicle, 4:51 p.m.
- I-94 westbound at Hawley Road in Milwaukee County, disabled vehicle, 4:59 p.m.
The DOT is reporting many roads snow covered and slippery which is making the evening commute difficult. »Read Full Article
Sensient's fourth-quarter earnings fall 4.8%
Sensient Technologies Corp., part of the metro Milwaukee region's cluster of food-processing industries, on Thursday said earnings dipped in the fourth quarter of last year and announced cost-cutting restructuring measures.
"The company is initiating a broad strategic and restructuring plan in the first quarter of 2013," according to a statement from Sensient.
In the three months ended Dec. 31, the Milwaukee-based supplier of colors, flavors, fragrances and additives said net income fell 4.8% to $27.2 million, or 55 cents a share, from $28.6 million, or 57 cents, a year earlier. Sales, however, rose 4.7% to $356.2 million. »Read Full Article(2)
80% of Wisconsin taxpayers likely to file electronically
Madison - The State Department of Revenue expects 80% of state income tax returns will be filed electronically this year.
The department expects to handle 3 million returns during this tax season.
Revenue officials are urging taxpayers to file electronically, saying it can shorten the time taxpayers wait for their checks, protect their identities and reduce human error.
Refunds can go directly into taxpayers' bank accounts within days after filing. The filing deadline is April 15. (5)
Oshkosh man charged in fatal alcohol-related crash
Oshkosh - An Oshkosh man who's accused of causing a fatal collision while drunk has been charged with six felonies, including homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle.
William G. Doemel, 57, was driving in December in the town of Nekimi. Investigators said his SUV crossed the centerline and collided head-on with a van driven by Robert Zentner, 80.
Zentner was killed and his 81-year-old wife broke a wrist, knee and seven ribs. »Read Full Article(1)
AnchorBank posts a smaller third-quarter loss
The parent company of AnchorBank narrowed its quarterly loss despite a decrease in interest income on loans and a $3.5 million penalty for early debt repayment.
Anchor BanCorp Wisconsin Inc. said Thursday it recorded a fiscal third-quarter loss of $15.1 million, or 71 cents a share. That compared with a loss of $15.3 million, or 72 cents, in third quarter 2011. Anchor's third quarter ended Dec. 31.
Through the first nine months of its fiscal year, Anchor has posted a loss of $30.6 million, or $1.44 a share, compared with a loss of $43 million, or $2.03, in the first three quarters of fiscal 2011. »Read Full Article
Send us your photos of Thursday's snowstorm
As more snow starts to hit southeast Wisconsin, we know many of you will be taking photos.
If you want to share them, email them to us at firstname.lastname@example.com. We'll put them in our gallery of storm photos.
And if you want to follow developments, check out the story we'll be updating all day and the live blog that will have up-to-the-minute coverage. (2)
Racial profiling, crime data on Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission agenda tonight
The Milwaukee Police Department is updating its procedures on racial profiling and crime reporting, according to the agenda for Thursday night's meeting of the city's Fire and Police Commission. The meeting starts at 5:30 in Room 301-B of City Hall, 200 E. Wells St.
The first update to the department's Standard Operating Procedures, entitled "Fair and Impartial Policing," forbids police officers from considering "race, color, ethnicity, national origin, economic status, age, sex or religion in carrying out law enforcement activities except when credible, locally relevant information links a person or people of a specific race/ethnicity to a specific unlawful incident, or to specific unlawful incidents, criminal patterns or schemes."
The department is committed to fair and impartial policing, the document says, but sometimes appropriate police conduct scares people. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates mix it up during first joint forum
As judicial candidate forums go, Thursday's first and perhaps only gathering of the three primary candidates for the Wisconsin Supreme Court was a relatively bare-knuckles affair.
Two challengers to incumbent Justice Patience Roggensack let her and the audience know that they think the high court needs reform that only a change of personnel can bring. About 50 people, mostly lawyers, judges and reporters, attended the event hosted by the Milwaukee Bar Association at its downtown offices in advance of the Feb. 19 primary. The two top vote-getters advance to the general election April 2.
Ed Fallone, a Marquette University law professor, criticized Roggensack for recusing herself from hearing an ethics complaint against Justice David Prosser over his 2011 physical altercation with Justice Ann Bradley and for supporting closure of certain administrative conferences that had long been held in public. »Read Full Article(76)
Plover woman evicted from rat-infested home
Town of Plover - A Plover woman has been ordered to leave her rat-infested mobile home.
Portage County health officials say Darlene Flatoff has kept more than 300 rats in her home since last March. An inspection report said the home doesn't have adequate sewage disposal and is overrun with rats and their droppings.
Health officials said the problem began when Flatoff brought home domesticated rats from the pet store, they bred with wild rats and her place became infested.
The sheriff's department expects the eviction to be carried out within the next 10 days. The rats will be removed and the mobile home will be razed. (2)
Rock County shooting victim identified
Town of Plymouth - Rock County sheriff's officials say a woman found dead in a barn in the Town of Plymouth had apparently been shot by a neighbor, who also shot himself.
The male neighbor is hospitalized in critical condition in Madison and is being guarded by sheriff's deputies.
SWAT officers were among law enforcement personnel who responded to the rural property about 8:30 a.m. Wednesday. They found Christine Gestrich, 59, dead in a barn and the suspect with a self-inflicted gunshot wound in another outbuilding on the property. He was treated on the scene by a SWAT doctor and was taken by helicopter to UW Hospital.
Sheriff Robert Spoden said it is not yet clear what motivated the shooting.
Deal in place for sale of Slinger Speedway
Assuming the Village of Slinger signs off next week, Slinger Speedway owner Wayne Erickson will pass along control of the popular and historic short track he has owned for nearly 40 years.
Todd Thelen, the facility's lone full-time employee for the past seven years, and Erickson's son, Rodney, have entered into an agreement to operate the track. The deal is contingent on the transfer of the facility's conditional use permit to them, Thelen told the Journal Sentinel on Thursday. To be clear, they would own the business, not the land.
Wayne Erickson has owned Slinger Speedway since 1976 and promoted it before buying it and raced there before that. Among the drivers who've raced at the track over the years are NASCAR Hall of Famers Dale Earnhardt, Bobby Allison and Rusty Wallace and Daytona 500 winners Davey Allison, Ernie Irvan, Dale Jarrett, Sterling Marlin and Michael Waltrip. Early in their careers, Wisconsin-born NASCAR champions Matt Kenseth and Alan Kulwicki competed at the track regularly. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Walker declines comment on gays in Boy Scouts
Madison - Gov. Scott Walker is declining to weigh in on whether gays should be allowed in the Boy Scouts of America.
Walker was asked about the issue Thursday following a speech at an economic development conference. Walker obtained the Boy Scouts' highest rank of Eagle Scout.
Walker says when he was in the Scouts the topic never came up. He says because the Boy Scouts are a private organization he doesn't want to weigh in on their policies. »Read Full Article(33)
Court finds in favor of woman denied minimum wage
Madison - A Wisconsin appeals court has ruled in favor of a former manager of an Italian restaurant who said the company did not pay her the required minimum wage.
The 2nd District Court of Appeals on Thursday ruled Shawn Johnson of Waterford deserves more than the $10,000 in wages and attorneys' fees a lower court awarded her in a 2007 lawsuit. The appellate court sent the case back to the Racine County Circuit Court to reconsider what she is owed.
The dispute began after Johnson filed a complaint with the state Department of Workforce Development in 2006. She claimed Roma II - Waterford LLC and Roma's E.T., Inc., underpaid her in violation of both federal and state laws when she worked at Waterford-based Roma II Pizza & Pasta. »Read Full Article
Foster child agency under scrutiny defends itself
A newly released audit found multiple weaknesses in the bookkeeping and financial controls of a troubled Milwaukee foster child agency forced to surrender its license by the state.
In an interview, James Pekrul, the head of Foster Care Youth Independence Center of Wisconsin, said that shoddy accounting and record keeping is to blame for the state believing he improperly took thousands of dollars for his personal use.
Pekrul shared a copy of an independent 2010 audit of the relatively small agency that found its financial viability to be uncertain and its financial controls to be inadequate. Pekrul also spoke for the first time about a separate state audit that alleged he had used an agency debit care to make car payments and buy clothing, cable service, music downloads and health club dues for himself and a family member. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Bemis Co. raises quarterly dividend by 4%
Bemis Co., the Neenah maker of packaging and pressure-sensitive materials, said Thursday its board has approved a 4% increase in the quarterly cash dividend, to 26 cents a share from 25 cents.
The dividend is payable March 1 to shareholders as of Feb. 19.
This is the 30th consecutive year that Bemis has increased its dividend payment. The company has been paying an annual dividend since 1922 and has been included in Standard & Poor's list of Dividend Aristocrats since 2008. »Read Full Article(2)
Packers Podcast: McGinn and Dunne on Donald Driver, Super Bowl, special teams, Charles Woodson
In this week's podcast, Bob McGinn and Tyler Dunne discuss Donald Driver's retirement, the Super Bowl, a wrap on the 2012 season review with a look at the special teams and Charles Woodson's future. They also answer some fans' questions.
Listen here, or download the mp3 file here. You can also find the podcast in the iTunes store. (1)
Prescription opioid deaths also a Canadian problem
Overdose deaths from prescription opioids are a big problem in Canada as well.
At a U.S. Food and Drug Administration public hearing today, Canadian physician Irfan Dhalla, an assistant professor at the University of Toronto, presented interesting data on opioid deaths in Ontario.
Two-thirds of those who died saw a doctor within a month of their death, with the median time of 11 days between their last doctor visit and their death. »Read Full Blog Post
ATC pares power line upgrade planned for Upper Peninsula
American Transmission Co. has scaled back the project it proposed last year to resolve power supply challenges in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
The maximum price tag of the project now stands at about $400 million, down from nearly $900 million when it was first unveiled.
The Pewaukee-based company made the move after planners at the overseer of the Midwest power grid declined to approve the bigger project, saying the need was not justified. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Actor James Cromwell, PETA official arrested at regents meeting
Madison - James Cromwell, the Oscar-nominated actor who starred in "L.A. Confidential" and "Babe," was arrested Thursday morning with protester Jeremy Beckham of PETA for shouting during a University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents meeting, calling campus research on cats torture, not science.
The two burst into the meeting room as a UW System official was beginning a report to the regents about whether the system is on target to reach its goal of producing 80,000 more degree holders by 2025.
Regents appeared taken aback, but no one responded to Cromwell and Beckham. They held two large signs showing a cat named Double Trouble with metal implanted in its head at a UW-Madison lab, while shouting about the treatment of cats. »Read Full Article(133)
Mom searches for truth of son's death
Carmin White never believed her 8-year-old son accidentally drowned.
Artis Echoles was found in 5 feet of water at a Jefferson County campground in 1988 after his foster family said he disappeared while swimming. A coroner ruled his death accidental.
But White knew her son couldn't swim and was afraid of the water. »Read Full Article(8)
Madison man's luck runs out after arrest in child support case
Deputies arrested a Madison father who owed $6,000 in child support Tuesday night after learning he'd won $10,000 while gambling at DeJope Casino, the Dane County Sheriff's Department said in a release Thursday.
The man, 28, had $13,000 in cash when deputies stopped him at a traffic light in Blooming Grove. He was booked into the Dane County Jail on allegations of failing to pay child support, driving without insurance and with a suspended license.
The release said Dane County has 975 outstanding warrants for child support and one deputy to enforce them. (20)
SUV strikes two Milwaukee pedestrians on Water St.
Police are investigating an accident in which a Milwaukee man hit two women with his SUV downtown Tuesday evening, leaving one in grave condition at a hospital, Sgt. Mark Stanmeyer of the Milwaukee Police Department said.
The women, a 60-year-old from Franklin and a 69-year-old from Muskego, were walking west on a N. Water St. crosswalk at E. Wells St. at 6 p.m. when a 2004 Ford Explorer taking a left turn hit them. Both women were injured and taken to a hospital, and while one was treated and released, one remains in the hospital, police said. The 71-year-old man was ticketed for inattentive driving, and the investigation is ongoing.
Milwaukee police officer suspended for driving drunk
Milwaukee police Officer Eric J. Rom has been suspended for 30 days for driving drunk and crashing his motorcycle into a light pole while off duty, according to the Fire and Police Commission.
The crash occurred around 9:30 p.m. Aug. 31 in the 2900 block of S. Chase Ave., according to a complaint Chief Edward Flynn filed with the commission. Rom's blood-alcohol level was 0.14, nearly twice the level considered evidence of intoxication for driving in Wisconsin, the complaint says.
A Journal Sentinel investigation published in 2011 found that at least 93 Milwaukee police officers had been disciplined for violating the laws and ordinances they were sworn to uphold. Of those, 35 were disciplined by the department after being arrested for off-duty drunken driving since they were hired. »Read Full Article(9)
30 agencies to advise older Milwaukee residents at SDC program
Older adults can get information on a variety of services and programs they are eligible for at one location from 9 a.m. to noon Friday at the Clinton Rose Senior Center, 3045 N. King Drive.
Attending the free event will be representatives from 30 agencies who will provide information on, among other things, new Medicare benefits, energy assistance, tax preparation and a Hunger Task Force workshop on cooking smart on a budget.
The Super Senior Friday is sponsored by the Senior Companion program of the Social Development Commission.
For more information visit the SDC website.
Change of venue denied in Kenosha County homicide trial
Kenosha - A Kenosha County judge has rejected a defense request for a change of venue in a cemetery homicide trial.
The attorney for Javier Garcia questioned whether the defendant would get a fair trial because of media coverage of Lisa Mezera's death. The 26-year-old Kenosha woman was found fatally beaten and partially clothed in a Kenosha County cemetery last August.
A criminal complaint says DNA evidence links Garcia, 52, to the crime.
The Kenosha News reported that Circuit Judge Mary Wagner ruled Wednesday that news reports were not prejudicial to Garcia, who is accused of strangling and beating Mezera. Wagner did not immediately rule on whether allegations that Garcia kidnapped and sexually assaulted another woman more than a decade ago could be brought up at trial. Those charges against Garcia were later dropped.
Eric Arnett has reconstructive knee surgery
Right-hander Eric Arnett, the Brewers' first-round draft pick in 2009, had reconstructive surgery Thursday on his right knee and will be out 5-6 months, covering most if not all of this season.
If you recall from our report earlier in the week, Arnett injured his knee during an offseason workout and the preliminary diagnosis was a torn ACL. That was confirmed by Brewers physician William Raasch, who performed the surgery on Arnett.
Arnett, 25, was converted from starting to relief last season after struggling in that role since being drafted. He actually appeared to be turning the corner with a decent year at low Class A Brevard County, going 1-0 with a 3.56 ERA in 33 games and holding right-handed hitters to a .227 average.
So, this is a significant setback, basically costing Arnett a year of his career. Whether he ever comes close to realizing the potential he displayed upon being drafted out of Indiana University is very doubtful at this stage. (42)
County Executive Chris Abele tries to calm fears on downsizing bill
Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele is all for slicing the pay of the 18 members of the Milwaukee County Board.
But he is not in favor of doing the same to any other county board in Wisconsin.
That's the message Abele is sending in a note he delivered to some 50 county board chairmen around the state this week. »Read Full Blog Post(11)
Bon-Ton same-store sales slip in January
January sales fell slightly for Bon-Ton Stores Inc., the company said Thursday.
Bon-Ton, which is the parent company of the Boston Store, Younkers and other department stores, said sales at locations open as least a year fell 0.4% in the four weeks ended Jan. 26, compared with the four-week period in January 2012.
For all of fiscal 2012, comparable-store sales increased 0.5% compared with a year earlier. »Read Full Article(5)
After arrest, Wauwatosa police continue work on Sebena case
In the eight days following the shooting of Wauwatosa Police Officer Jennifer Sebena, the Wauwatosa Police Department spent $53,000 on overtime, in addition to regular paid time, and long hours from management personnel who don't get paid extra for working extra hours.
All of it on one case.
And it's not over yet. »Read Full Article
Kohl's same-stores sales rise 13.3% in January
Kohl's Corp. reported Thursday that same-store sales for January increased 13.3%, led by strong sales in the western United States.
The Menomonee Falls department store chain said total sales rose to $1.13 billion from $844 million a year earlier.
"Our January performance allowed us to accomplish our goal of clearing seasonal merchandises and we are happy with the balance and strength of our inventory across regions and categories as we enter fiscal 2013," Kevin Mansell, Kohl's chairman, president and chief executive, said in a statement. »Read Full Article(7)
Oconomowoc mayor creates Pabst Farms committee
Oconomowoc Mayor James Daley has appointed three aldermen to a newly created committee to review Pabst Farms development plans, according to LivingLakeCountry.com.
There has been no activity or discussion regarding the proposed Pabst Farms Towne Centre within the last year, says the article, by reporter Paige Brunclik.
In June, it was reported that Diversified Development Realty Corp. had dropped out of the partnership seeking to create the mall, which had been stalled for years. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
Snap-on Inc. reports 14% increase in quarterly profits
With a boost in sales in its tool division, Snap-on Inc. on Thursday reported a quarterly profit of $84.6 million, or $1.43 per share, up nearly 14% from the same quarter a year ago.
The Kenosha maker of tools and automotive diagnostic equipment said it had $796.1 million in sales in the recent quarter, up 3% from a year earlier.
Sales in the company's tool division rose nearly 10% to $321.6 million, while sales in the commercial and industrial division fell nearly 7% to $275.6 million.
For fiscal 2012, the company said it had $3.1 billion in sales, up 4% from 2011. It reported full-year earnings of $306.1 million, or $5.20 cents per share, up 15% from $265.2 million, or $4.52 in 2011. (1)
Driver claims double jeopardy when 'first' OWI conviction recharged as second OWI
Some drunken drivers are so prolific they manage to get cited for "first time" offenses more than once. For example, within days of an OWI in County A, Mr. Intoxicated gets a similar charge in County B.
That's about what happened to James A. Krahn. He was arrested Aug. 21, 2011, in Plymouth, and his OWI first case was pending in municipal court there when he arrested about a month later in Sheboygan Falls by the sheriff's department, again for "first offense," since he was not yet convicted in Plymouth.
He would up pleading guilty to each charge (conveniently not mentioning the Plymouth conviction while talking to a prosecutor about his September case), and got two relatively minor "first offense' punishments. But when prosecutors figured out the mistake, they moved to vacate the conviction for the September offense and then recharged it as OWI (2nd), which becomes a criminal matter in circuit court. »Read Full Blog Post(40)
UPDATED: Milwaukee Art Museum to close for storm
The Milwaukee Art Museum will be closed today, due to weather. Meteorologists are forecasting a significant storm, and all galleries will be closed and special events canceled as a result.
Today would have been Target Free Thursday, which falls on the first Thursday of each month, when the museum is normally open until 8 p.m. and free all day.
UPDATE: The museum will hold the popular free day a week from today, Feb. 14. Admission will be free from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Valentine's Day.
Housing considered at former St. Michael Hospital site
Community Care Inc. is considering the development of an assisted living facility for the former St. Michael Hospital site, on Milwaukee's north side.
The facility would be on the north side of W. Villard Ave., generally east of N. 25th St., on the site's northern portion, according to a new proposal filed with the Common Council.
The council file didn't provide additional information on the proposal, which will be scheduled for public hearings before the Plan Commission and the council's Zoning, Neighborhoods and Development Committee. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
On Tap Today: Bon temps under glass
Milwaukee toppling New Orleans as the new Mardi Gras capital? Perhaps, because "Mardi Gras Celebration Night" comes to a venue that's actually plugged in: The Domes; "Music Under Glass" Thursday. Paul Cebar headlines the lineup, and there will be a $100 prize for Best Mardi Gras costume. Tip: Think multiple strands.
Other things comin' at cha Thursday--namely 3-D dinos. Put on those glasses and check out the new 3-D film offerings at the Milwaukee Public Museum theater. "Flying Monsters" is the first fun 3-D flick.
And if you're one who counts on Agatha Christie to provide great murder and mystery by the numbers, you'll enjoy the chuckles from the Christie spoof "And Then There Was One & Then There Was One, Too " at the Lincoln Center.


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Mission Type: Lander, Orbiter
Launch Vehicle: Titan IIIE-Centaur (TC-4 / Titan no. E-4 / Centaur D-1T)
Launch Site: Cape Canaveral, Florida, USA
NASA Center: Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Langley Research Center
Spacecraft Mass: 3,527 kg
Spacecraft Instruments: Orbiter:
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2) atmospheric water detector
3) infrared thermal mapper
1) imaging system
2) gas chromatograph mass spectrometer
3) seismometer
4) x-ray fluorescence
5) biological laboratory
6) weather instrument package (temperature, pressure, wind velocity)
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1) retarding potential analyzer
2) upper-atmosphere mass spectrometer
Deep Space Chronicle: A Chronology of Deep Space and Planetary Probes 1958-2000, by Asif A. Siddiqi, NASA Monographs in Aerospace History No. 24
NSSDC Master Catalog, http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/nmc/
Viking 1 was the first of a pair of complex deep space probes that were designed to reach Mars and collect evidence on the possibility (or lack thereof) for life on Mars.
Each spacecraft was composed of two primary elements, an orbiter (2,339 kilograms) and a lander (978 kilograms). The orbiter design heavily borrowed from the Mariner buses, while the lander looked superficially like a much larger version of the Surveyor lunar lander.
Prior to launch, the batteries of the first spacecraft were discharged, prompting NASA to replace the original first spacecraft with the second, which was launched as Viking 1.
After three midcourse corrections (on 27 August 1975 and 10 and 15 June 1976), the spacecraft entered orbit around Mars on 19 June 1976. Initial orbital parameters were 1,500 x 50,300 kilometers. The following day, when the orbiter began transmitting back photos of the primary landing site in the Chryse region, scientists discovered that the area was rougher than expected.
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Once down, the spacecraft began taking high quality photographs (in three colors) of its surroundings. Instruments recorded temperatures ranging from -86°C (before dawn) to -33°C (in the afternoon). The seismometer on the lander was inoperable.
On 28 July, the lander's robot arm scooped up the first soil samples and deposited them into a special biological laboratory that included a gas chromatograph mass spectrometer. While some data could be construed as indicating the presence of life, a major test for organic compounds gave negative Results.
The lander continued to return daily (and then eventually weekly) weather reports until loss of contact on 1 February 1983. Further attempts to regain contact proved unsuccessful. The orbiter was shut down on 7 August 1980, after it ran out of attitude-control propellant.


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In a collaborative installation with Boskke, Thorsten van Elten shows designer André Klauser's Mechano Chair, inspired by industrial shelving.
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Hi all,
Tried the bumping tech yesterday, the material is a broken car velg, anodized like a mirror, thickness about 5-6mm. I used Syncrowave 250DX, the settings are: 8LPM 100% Argon, 3/32 1,5% Lant tung, gas lens with cup #6, WP18, 150Amps, balance at 4 (balanced?), wiped with thinner (got no acetone here). I can get a puddle in about 2-3secs, it's a clean puddle.
The problem is when I dab the filler (4043) for the second time. The puddle will soon contaminated (looks skinny). No problem when first time dab. The cleaning area not seen.
The question is what did I do wrong? Is it normal not to have a cleaning area when bumping the anodized? Maybe the cup was to small? Amp not hi enough?
Any information and suggestion is greatly appreciated. Thank you all in advance.
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Thread: Guide me to bumping technique.
10-20-2012, 01:29 AM #1Member
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Guide me to bumping technique.
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Do search the Weldingweb.com for answers.
SundownIII is the "bump welding" anodized pro. If you search his posts and the topic itself, you're likely to get some great info.
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Whats a car velg?
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Steph i am running a dynasty 350 i use 5356 rods on boat towers. I also run at about 200 to230 depending on the thickness. Bump get a puddle dab bump dab bump etc. The only differance is i use higher setting and a 5356 rod. Good luck
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Also my cleaning is set to 65 % to let the welder work right. En setting advanced square wave. 75 - 25 EN to EP FREQUENCY of 120
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Ok, guys, thank you all for your reply.
@Walker: Car velg I meant is car wheel. Thought velg is english
@Drf255: thank you for the info
@Gaby: unfortunately I still don't have an inverter.
Still wanna hear from another who bumped the anodized using Sync250DX.
Thank you.
The contamination is probably happening because you are welding a dirty aluminum rim. You have to clean the aluminum.
Ahhh, preheat and yes the wheel is likely contaminated, wax or other.
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@gaby: you use 200-230amps on what thickness?
@cruizer: I didnt preheat because I can get a clean puddle in 2-3 seconds. Do I still need a preheat? Maybe I need to change a bigger cup?
@cruizer & portablewelder: whats your suggestion to clean it? I thought thinner will clean the oil and grease well. I didnt stainless brushed it because it looked very clean.
Thank you guys for spending time with me.
Dude.....if you are welding on a car wheel.....you need to give us a LOT more info.
Keeping the anodize pretty should be the absolute least of your worries.
This thread is pretty much useless without some sort of decent pics of what you are doing.
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