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Raw cracker recipe - Buttery walnut zucchini crackers
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Total Time
Shelf Life5 days in fridge
Rating4.8/5 (from 8 ratings)4.75
Yield2 dehydrator trays
- 2 1/2 cups walnuts
- 2 1/2 cups zucchini (cubed)
- 1/2 cup ground flax seed (also known as flaxseed meal)
- 1/4 cup hemp seed (also known as hemp hearts)
- 1 1/2 teaspoons sea salt
Recipe Directions
- 1. Place walnuts in a food processor. Process them until they are in very small uniform pieces (Mindi suggests that they should resemble cous cous.). Transfer the ground walnuts to a bowl.
2. Place chopped zucchini in a food processor. Process the zucchini until it's in very small pieces. Add the processed zucchini into the bowl that already has the walnuts in it.
3. Add ground flax, hemp seeds and salt to the bowl.
- 4. Stir well until fully mixed. Add enough water to make spreadable dough ( 1/2 to 1 cup)
- 5. Spread the batter onto two dehydrator trays.
- 6. Dehydrate at 115 degrees for the first hour, then lower to 105 degrees for the remaining time. Once they start to stay together very nicely (after a couple of hours in the dehydrator), remove them from the dehydrator. Take a knife and "cut" where you want your cracker lines to be. Once they're done (I dehydrate these for approximately 12 hours in total, because I eat them so fast that I like to leave a tiny bit of moisture still in them. You may need to leave them in longer depending on your batter and the moisture in the air), you'll be able to simply snap them along the lines that you made in the dough.
- 7. You'll know that they're done when they look and taste like delicious crackers and snap easily. If they're still kind of wet or doughy, they are not done.
- 8. Serve with thinly sliced tomatoes, avocado, sprouts, etc. They're crackers, so do whatever you like with them! Store them in a tightly sealed container.
The Rawtarian's ThoughtsBy The Rawtarian
These buttery raw walnut zucchini crackers are to die for. Warning: Once you make these crackers you'll never be able to go back to normal raw crackers. Consider yourself warned.
These crackers have been described as the raw food alternative to the "Ritz Cracker." Well, perhaps they don't taste exactly like raw Ritz Crackers, but they sure are savory, buttery and they melt in your mouth. Pure raw cracker bliss!
Mmm, serve with thinly sliced tomato and/or avocado... TO DIE FOR!
This raw cracker recipe requires a dehydrator.
Nutrition Facts
- This recipe is very low in Carbohydrates.
- This recipe is low in Calories.
- This recipe is a good source of Protein, and Vitamin B6.
- This recipe is a noteworthy source of Dietary Fiber, and Iron.
Amounts per 88 g (3 oz) suggested serving
|% Daily
|13 %
|9 g
|16 %
|29 g
|36 %
|9 g
|3 %
|Dietary Fiber
|5 g
|16 %
|2 g
|62 mg
|6 %
|2.1 mg
|16 %
|442 mg
|19 %
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Susie Turlington
Apr 23, 2013
I love these walnut zucchini crackers..I am going to make some for my friend!!
You're very welcome, Helena. Sounds like they (and you!) were a hit at the party!
mama j
Aug 12, 2014
Would these freeze well? I have soo much zucchini I need to use soon.
Hi Mama J! yes - they are lovely frozen!!
Sarah_BandB's Review
Raw cracker recipe - Buttery walnut zucchini crackers
Made these last night - they are lovely! They are quite crumbly - I turned them onto the mesh after a few hours so perhaps I over-dried them. I sprinkled some with hot chilli pepper which is lovely - and I also topped a few with nutritional yeast. Next time I might mix the yeast in with the mix for a more cheesy cracker. Definitely a recipe to make again and again.
Love the texture hey?? Great idea to use them as a base for a cheesy cracker. I might have to steal that idea!
I also meant to ask why I can't see this recipe on the 'menu' under Dehydrated Raw Crackers
Hi Sarah!
That's strange - maybe because it was on page two?? Not sure - let me know. There could be a prob that I am not aware of. I do see it when I click here and go to page two (https://www.therawtarian.com/recipe-categories/dehydrated-raw-crackers-w...), but perhaps you were talking about a different area entirely :)
Let me know if you have a chance. Thank you!
Steal away Laura-Jane! I like the texture, though I found it hard to spread things on it as mine just crumbled so I might take them out earlier next time - or make them slightly thicker.
Mary O'Neill
Apr 15, 2014
Fantastic recipe!!!!! Even my meat eating husband liked these!
lol, good news, Mary! I'm glad you both liked the crackers!
Mar 31, 2014
Is there a way to print your recipes without copying and pasting? Looking forward to making some raw crackers!
Hi Gayle,
In short, I do offer printable PDFs as one of the many benefits of becoming a member of "The Rawtarian's Kitchen" (www.therawtarian.com/gettrk - you can purchase a membership here) BUT if that is not in the budget and not something that appeals to you, I completely understand… in that case you can copy the text into word and paste from there. A little more time consuming but it definitely works
Also, if you have a smartphone some people enjoy my "recipe" app - it costs a few dollars, but it's very handy in the kitchen if you have a smartphone or iPad
Hope this helps!
Mar 23, 2014
I don't want to rate. I just want to ask a question because I am interested in making these, but I am confused about prior comments I read. Is it okay to substitute the hemp seeds for chia seeds? Or are you saying to use cashews as a substitute for the hemp seeds?
Hi Janae,
To be honest, I don't recommend substituting the hempseeds for anything. You need hempseeds for this recipe. (I recognize I said yes below, but I don't think it would turn out well so I am revising my statement.)
(But you can use cashews or pecans instead of walnuts.)
Mar 25, 2014
Thank you for the response. I will follow your recipe and use hempseeds. BTW thanks for all your lovely recipes. I am having so much fun trying them :)
Mar 05, 2014
Melinda's Review
Raw cracker recipe - Buttery walnut zucchini crackers
Really yummers :) I think I will add a little less salt though next time, 2 teaspoons was just a bit too much for my taste, I'll add to taste next time.
Hi Melinda,
Upon further reflection, I agree with you about the salt amounts. I have reduced it from 2 teaspoons to 1 1/2 teaspoons. Thanks for your comment! It's notes like yours that make this place GREAT!
Oct 23, 2013
Inge's Review
Raw cracker recipe - Buttery walnut zucchini crackers
Is it possible to grind or chop the hamp seed and the flax seeds - or will it cause a problem with storage?
Hi Inge - why would you grind/chop before storing?
Oct 12, 2013
Hello all! I'm trying this recipe for the first time next week, and I must say I'm apprehensive. I bought my dehydrator earlier this summer and I'm 0 for 3 for cracker recipes. They end up either too thick, or never crisp up, or get soggy after a few days... Yuck. I live in Idaho, notery humid, average is about 15-25%. Thoughts or tips?
Also I am getting away from some serious junk food habits, and I notice this recipe doesn't call for hardly any seasoning. I'm gonna need a little kick here to keep me away from the Doritos!! Can I add something to make them a bit savory? I have nutritional yeast and liquid aminos, and a bunch of Indian spices. Any tips on this would be so awesome!
Crackers can get soggy after a few days. You can always store them in the refrigerator and then dehydrate them again for a bit if crispiness is really important to you.
Have you tried this recipe? It's the cracker recipe that I make the most frequently. It always turns out well for me : https://www.therawtarian.com/raw-flax-cracker-recipe
Sep 30, 2013
Thanks for the commentary, instead of to die for how about to LOVE/LIVE for !?
I too would like to change any food related comments that says I would die for! to I would live for! I am not willing to die for any food -especially where it comes to raw food. It makes us want to live. LOL
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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.
Bucks' lead disappears in fourth quarter
Denver - It all fell apart in the final quarter.
The Milwaukee Bucks were riding a career-best night by backup center Samuel Dalembert and held a seven-point lead entering the fourth quarter against the streaking Denver Nuggets.
But the Nuggets turned up the defensive pressure and came away with a 112-104 victory Tuesday night at the Pepsi Center, their seventh in a row. »Read Full Article(15)
After council rejects Ann Wilson, Tom Barrett reappoints her to Fire and Police Commission
Just hours after the Milwaukee Common Council rejected his nomination of Ann Wilson to a seat on the Fire and Police Commission, Mayor Tom Barrett late Tuesday formally reappointed her to the position.
"She is an excellent candidate," Barrett told the Journal Sentinel.
The surprising turn of events came after a divided council turned down the nomination. Aldermen said they wanted to send a message to Barrett that a more inclusive process needs to be found to seat appointees, a message Barrett said was delivered. »Read Full Article(81)
Ryan Braun denies PED link, says attorneys consulted clinic during appeal
Yahoo! Sports reported Tuesday that Milwaukee Brewers all-star leftfielder Ryan Braun's name was included in the records of the Miami-area clinic alleged to have distributed performance-enhancing drugs to several baseball players, including New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez.
The report said Major League Baseball will investigate the link to Braun, who tested positive for synthetic testosterone after his 2011 National League MVP season but appealed the result and had it overturned by an arbitration panel. »Read Full Blog Post(174)
Police lieutenant plans to challenge Clarke for sheriff
Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. has a new critic of his viral public safety message on guns: Chris Moews, the Milwaukee police lieutenant who ran and lost a Democratic primary against Clarke in 2010.
Moews says he plans to run again in 2014.
Clarke's gun advice is undermining confidence in local police, Moews said Tuesday. Clarke launched a radio ad Jan. 24 saying that citizens should learn to use guns to protect themselves because "simply calling 911 and waiting is no longer your best option." Clarke blamed cuts to his budget and furloughs Milwaukee police must take this year as reasons for slower 911 response times. »Read Full Article(51)
January foreclosure filings fall to six-year low
January foreclosure filings in southeastern Wisconsin dropped to their lowest level in six years, a decrease economists said is more evidence of a slowly recovering housing market and economy.
Court records show 720 mortgage foreclosure filings in Kenosha, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, Walworth, Washington and Waukesha counties last month.
That is 29% lower than in January 2012, when there were 1,018 filings. It marked the lowest January total in the seven-county area since 699 were recorded in 2007. »Read Full Article(51)
Oconomowoc Pabst Farms mall becoming a reality? Mayor makes last-minute announcement
City of Oconomowoc - A rather uneventful Common Council meeting ended with a bit of intrigue Tuesday night when Mayor Jim Daley made what he called a last-minute announcement.
Daley announced the establishment of an Ad-Hoc committee for the "economic and community betterment specific to negotiations with Pabst Farms."
He appointed aldermen David Nold, Mike Miller and James Larsen to the committee. Their first meeting will be at 4 p.m. on Feb. 13 prior to the regular Plan Commission meeting. »Read Full Article(3)
Fiscal bureau estimates Medicaid expansion cost
Madison - Federal money available under the new health care law would allow Wisconsin to cover up to 175,000 more people through its BadgerCare program for the needy, a study from the nonpartisan Legislative Fiscal Bureau estimates.
The state would save $66 million in the first three years, but then pay back those savings and pay up to $67 million more in the subsequent four years. However, those numbers are dwarfed by the federal money available - a projected $4.38 billion, or 66 times the state's investment - to provide health care through 2020.
Gov. Scott Walker gave little sign Tuesday that he would support such an expansion, warning through a spokesman that with all the budget pressures in Washington, the federal money might not materialize - leaving the state on the hook. However, Democratic lawmakers - who asked for the projections - said Walker is missing an opportunity to take advantage of federal money that would go elsewhere if Wisconsin doesn't grab it. On Tuesday, Democratic lawmakers unveiled legislation to do just that - expand Medicaid to more adults without children using incentives under the federal law. »Read Full Article(256)
Report: Sheriff David Clarke earning graduate degree in California
Some five months ago, a Journal Sentinel reporter asked Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr.'s office whether there was truth to the rumor that he was getting a master's degree in California.
"I don't have any information on that," responded Clarke spokeswoman Fran McLaughlin on Sept. 24.
Now comes the real answer to that question. »Read Full Blog Post(64)
Proposal would cut County Board by 5 members, slash budget
The 18-member Milwaukee County Board would pare itself by five members, to 13, and cut the board's budget by 40%, under a reform plan proposed Tuesday.
Such a shift would accomplish more to change county government and work better than a legislative proposal to slash supervisor salaries and subject the board to a more drastic budget cut, said Supervisor Steve F. Taylor. He and Supervisor Mark Borkowski endorsed the plan.
Taylor said he expected there would be strong support among supervisors for a self-imposed downsizing, though details would have to be worked out later. »Read Full Article(61)
Police show video of injured man's arrest
Police Chief Edward Flynn and a deputy police commander on Tuesday released new details, including a squad car video, that they say justify the actions of three officers who struggled with a 19-year-old Milwaukee man during his arrest at a gas station Jan. 26.
The man, Jordan Cain, filed a complaint with the Milwaukee Police Department on Tuesday alleging mistreatment. Edith Hudson, deputy commander of the department's Neighborhood Policing Bureau, said an internal affairs investigation is under way.
Cain has been charged with obstructing/resisting an officer as well as bail jumping stemming from the incident, in which three officers struggled with Cain, leaving him with a bloodied and bruised face. The bail-jumping charge stems from an unrelated December case in which Cain was charged with obstructing/resisting an officer. »Read Full Article(31)
Officials investigating possible sexual assault at Mental Health Complex
Milwaukee County deputies are investigating a reported patient sexual assault by another patient at the county Mental Health Complex, the Sheriff's Department said Tuesday.
The incident happened early Monday, according to the department. No further details were released.
Since 2011, the Sheriff's Department has investigated 19 cases of possible sexual assault. But Paula Lucey, who heads the county's Behavioral Health Division, said in a statement that none of those cases had been confirmed as sex assaults by the Sheriff's Department or the Milwaukee County district attorney. »Read Full Article
Racine officer injured in hit-and-run incident
A Racine police officer was injured Tuesday afternoon when his squad car was struck by two semitrailer trucks on Interstate 94 that left the scene.
Timothy Waystedt, an 18-year Racine police veteran and police dog handler, was treated for minor injuries at Wheaton Franciscan-All Saints Hospital. Waystedt's squad car was struck by two trucks heading southbound on I-94 at Seven Mile Road at 12:23 p.m., according to police.
His police dog, Marco, was not in the vehicle at the time of the accident.
The Wisconsin State Patrol is investigating the hit-and-run accident. Anyone with information should contact the State Patrol, (262) 785-4700.
Harley will raise dividend 35.5%
Harley-Davidson Inc. said Tuesday it will raise its first-quarter dividend by 35.5%.
In a news release, the company said it would pay out 21 cents per share, up from 15.5 cents, payable March 1 to shareholders as of Feb. 19.
Before the announcement, Harley shares closed at $52.54, up 76 cents. After the announcement, in after-hours trading, the shares rose 81 cents, or 1.5%, to $53.35. »Read Full Article(2)
Lakes Michigan, Huron hit record low water level
Lake Michigan has officially sunk to an all-time low.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reported Tuesday that in January the lake plunged below its previous record low level, set in March 1964.
The water is now more than 6 feet below the record high, set in October 1986. The water level is tracked by gauges placed around lakes Michigan and Huron, which are actually one body of water connected by the Straits of Mackinac. Daily measurements are then averaged at the end of each month for record-keeping purposes. »Read Full Article(89)
Pew: Wisconsin ranks high among states in running elections
When it comes to the mechanics of holding elections, Wisconsin ranks among the nation's best, according to a report released Tuesday by the Pew Charitable Trust.
Pew helped develop what it called the Elections Performance Index, which ranked the 50 states and the District of Columbia in 17 areas that included voting wait time, voter registration rate as well as turnout.
Wisconsin was among the highest-performing states in the 2008 and 2010 election cycles - the first period to be evaluated by Pew. »Read Full Article(7)
Echo Lake Foods intends to rebuild in Burlington, Racine County official says
Echo Lake Foods, Inc., the egg-processing facility that was damaged in an eight-alarm fire last week, intends to rebuild the company in Burlington, Racine County Executive Jim Ladwig said.
State, county, local and company officials met Monday to discuss ways to assist the fourth largest employer in Burlington. The fire destroyed the production side of the facility, leaving most of its 300 employees without work. Ladwig said the Racine County Economic Development Corp. would work with Echo Lake on its plans, and in the meantime the company is transferring some employees to another factory it owns in Franksville.
"We're looking at what type of financial assistance package could be put together through the state and locally to allow them to rebuild at that location and bring employment levels not only to where they were, but even expand and increase employment," Ladwig said.
The Racine County Economic Development Corp. is holding meetings for workers on Wednesday to offer help in finding new jobs and obtaining unemployment insurance, and there is also a job fair for Echo Lake employees 1 to 4 p.m. Feb. 13 at Veterans Terrance, 589 Milwaukee Ave., in Burlington. Ladwig said "numerous" employers contacted the agency to attend the job fair.
Former Waukesha man indicted on child porn charges
A former Waukesha man and a registered sex offender was indicted Tuesday on two counts of production of child pornography and one count of possession of child pornography, according to the U.S. attorney's office in Milwaukee.
The indictment alleges Jermaine L. Johnson, 36, produced child pornography in July 2009 and August 2011 and possessed it in March 2012.
If Johnson is convicted on the production count, he faces a minimum of 25 years in prison and 15 years on the possession count. He faces a maximum of life in prison. »Read Full Article(2)
Aaron Rodgers on appearing with Brett Favre: 'Let's heal things up'
Packers' quarterback Aaron Rodgers said the presenting bit he did with Brett Favre Saturday night at the NFL honors show in New Orleans was scripted or feigned awkwardness, not real awkwardness.
On his weekly radio show Tuesday on WAUK-AM (540) with reporter Jason Wilde, Rodgers said their appearance together was meant to be a step toward healing any bad feelings that may have existed between the two former teammates.
Rodgers described the circumstances that led up to his decision to appear with Favre at the honors ceremony, to present Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning with the comeback player of the year award. »Read Full Blog Post(254)
State boosts truck load limits because of frozen road beds
Starting Wednesday trucks carrying logs, salt and sand will be allowed to travel with heavier loads throughout the state.
The Department of Transportation expanded the frozen-road law to the entire state, including southeastern Wisconsin, now that the ground under highway pavement is sufficiently frozen.
Under the law, the maximum gross weight of trucks hauling logs, salt or sand for maintaining roads in winter is up to 98,000 pounds on vehicles with at least five axles. The normal limit is 80,000 pounds. No special permits for hauling more weight are required. »Read Full Article
Kenosha County launches firearms-surrender program
Kenosha County announced a firearms-surrender program this week to confiscate guns of defendants under a domestic abuse, child abuse or harassment injunction.
Though people under temporary restraining orders for domestic abuse, child abuse or harassment are required to surrender firearms to law enforcement officials, until now there's been no concerted effort in Kenosha County to make sure that's done, Kenosha County Sheriff's Sgt. Bill Beth said.
The Kenosha County firearms-surrender project is modeled on other pilot programs in the state. »Read Full Article(3)
Orion Energy posts profit as sales rise 6%
Orion Energy Systems Inc. (OESX) said Tuesday its profit rose in the third quarter as sales rose 6%.
Sales in the fiscal third quarter were $29.1 milion, compared with $27.4 million in the same period last year. Net income was $651,000, or 3 cents a share, compared with $74,000, or no earnings per share, in last year's third quarter.
The Manitowoc company said it sales of energy efficient lighting products fell, but that was offset by an increase in service revenue as well as sales from its solar power business. »Read Full Blog Post
Opus Prize winners share hope
"Call me Maggy," says Marguerite Barankitse, an ebullient humanitarian who has seen the worst and best of humankind.
She has borne witness to war. And she has spent two decades helping repair lives in her native Burundi, trying to make sure that Tutsis and Hutus live in peace. The organization she founded, and which strives to bring hope to youth, has a universal name: House of Shalom.
"When you forgive, you bring the glory of God in your face," she says. »Read Full Article
Fiserv 4Q earnings up 25% on one-time gain
Profits rose more than 25% in the fourth quarter for Fiserv Inc. as expenses fell and the company benefited from a one-time gain from discontinued operations.
Fiserv, a Brookfield-based provider of financial technology, on Tuesday reported net income increased to $179 million, or $1.32 a share, from $143 million, or $1.01, in fourth quarter 2011.
The recent quarter included a profit from discontinued operations $20 million, or 14 cents a share. A year earlier, Fiserv recorded a loss from discontinued operations of $10 million, or 7 cents a share. »Read Full Article
Taxpayers spend $60,000 on Erpenbach's legal bills
Madison – State taxpayers have spent nearly $60,000 on legal costs to defend a state senator against a lawsuit claiming he violated the state open records law.
Normally, the state Department of Justice defends lawmakers in such cases, but Sen. Jon Erpenbach (D-Middleton) hired the law firm of Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek to defend him. Erpenbach said he and the Department of Justice did not agree on how to handle the case, and he accused Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen of working to uphold laws only if he likes them.
Erpenbach was able to hire the firm in March with the approval of Sen. Mark Miller (D-Monona), who was minority leader at the time. »Read Full Blog Post(34)
Sheriff Clarke says straw buyer gun law lightly prosecuted, punished
Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. on Tuesday criticized calls for tougher laws against so-called straw buyers, people who buy guns for those who legally can't make the purchase, such as felons, juveniles or the mentally ill.
The problem, Clarke said in a news release, is that prosecutors don't fully use the existing law against the practice and that judges punish offenders too lightly. That and "criminals don't follow laws."
Citing data he said came from the district attorney's office, Clarke said "a meager 43 cases were issued for straw purchase violations" over the past decade. Of those, he said, only 20 people were convicted of that crime, while the rest resolved with convictions for lesser offenses. His news release lists the defendant, prosecutor, judge and sentence imposed for all the cases, often probation with county jail time as a condition. »Read Full Blog Post(34)
Brown Deer chooses new Village Manager
Brown Deer - After a nearly six-month long search, Brown Deer has found a new Village Manager.
Germantown approves roundabout at Donges Bay and Fond du Lac
Germantown - The debate went round and round Monday as the Germantown Village Board weighed whether a traffic signal or a roundabout should be installed at the intersection of Fond du Lac Avenue and Donges Bay Road.
In a 6-2 vote, the Village Board approved the roundabout project presented by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, which will fund most of the construction work.
Trustees Art Zabel and Melvin Ewert adamantly opposed the roundabout, citing residents' objection and calling the roundabout an inappropriate feature for that part of the village. »Read Full Article(15)
Brewers' Arctic Tailgate set for Feb. 23
The Milwaukee Brewers' annual "Arctic Tailgate" is set for Feb. 23, the team announced today.
The Arctic Tailgate marks the beginning of individual ticket sales at Miller Park. Individual game tickets will go on sale at 9 a.m. that day.
Also, the Brewers released their complete promotional schedule. The 10 all-fan bobblehead giveaways, which were previously announced in November, are: »Read Full Blog Post(7)
Claim about Chuck Hagel off mark - just ask Mel Laird
Washington - When President Barack Obama announced former Sen. Chuck Hagel's nomination as defense secretary Jan. 7, he said Hagel would be "the first person of enlisted rank" to hold that office.
The claim has been widely repeated, both at Hagel's confirmation hearing and in numerous media reports.
But it's off the mark. »Read Full Article(2)
WEDC to give $150,000 grant to Whitewater development agency
The state's economic development organization and Whitewater's community development unit are teaming up to offer early-stage capital to area entrepreneurs, Gov. Scott Walker announced Tuesday.
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corp is providing a $150,000 "capital catalyst" matching grant to the Whitewater Community Development Authority, which will be used for grants to start-up companies. The Whitewater unit is providing a dollar-for-dollar match of the award.
"This partnership between the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. and the Whitewater Community Development Authority is an innovative model to advance aspiring entrepreneurs to successful business operation and job creation," Walker said.
The Whitewater Community Development Authority presented Date Check Pro and Got Apps, two area entrepreneurs, the first grants from the fund. The CDA provided both with a $10,000 grant to assist the companies in their business development. (4)
Religious, civic leaders to launch immigration reform campaign
Clergy and civic leaders from a variety of faith traditions will gather in Racine Wednesday to demand President Barack Obama and Congress act now on comprehensive immigration reform, part of a 17-state launch of a "Dream for All" campaign.
"Congress needs to stop politicizing this very human issue of immigration and reform the legalization process in order to protect the rights of individuals and families," Bishop Charles Jones of Shekinah Glory Ministries, who heads the Racine Interfaith Coalition's religious leaders caucus, said in announcing the event.
The campaign, in collaboration with the Chicago-based Gamaliel Foundation, kicks off in Wisconsin at 1:30 p.m. at St. Patrick's Parish, 1100 Erie St. It calls on the Obama administration and Congress to end the criminalization of immigration, create a clear path to legal citizenship, impose a moratorium on workplace raids and deportations of non-criminal immigrants with U.S.-born children, and other reforms. (7)
Man charged with battery at Waukesha wedding brawl
City of Waukesha - A 30-year-old man was charged after allegedly smashing a pint glass on a man's head, causing a skull fracture, at a wedding at the Country Springs Hotel last August.
Randy S. Lunda of Racine was charged on Feb. 4 in Waukesha County Circuit Court with a felony aggravated battery, repeater.
Lunda previously pleaded guilty to fleeing or eluding an officer and resisting arrest in 2006, according to online court records. »Read Full Blog Post
Foundations Bank to receive $5 million in new capital
Foundations Bank said Tuesday it has commitments from shareholders for more than $5 million of new capital, money it says puts the bank in position to grow again.
Pewaukee-based Foundations, which was founded in 2005 and underwent a management shakeup in 2011, hasn't had a profitable year since 2008, but greatly narrowed its loss in 2012
The bank and the board of its parent company, Generations Bancorp Inc., said Tuesday the infusion of capital will give it new opportunities and help it comply with a special consent order from regulators aimed at strengthening the bank. »Read Full Article(1)
Airport upgrades on county's table
Mitchell International Airport is planning a $41 million makeover of its aging and increasingly decrepit baggage claim area that would be financed with bonds issued by Milwaukee County and paid for with fees that airlines pay to use the airport.
The makeover would be included as part of an overall $60 million bond issue to pay for the improvements at Mitchell, which is owned and operated by Milwaukee County.
The County Board Finance, Personnel and Audit Committee has scheduled a public hearing, which is part of the approval process for issuing the bonds, at 9 a.m. Thursday. »Read Full Article(19)
Milwaukee in top 10 list for best urban forests
American Forests, a nonprofit conservation organization, has named Milwaukee as one of the top 10 best cities for urban forests.
The designation was made through a combination of an in-depth survey, independent data and a vote by a blue-ribbon panel.
The other cities honored include Austin, Texas; Charlotte, N.C.; Denver; Minneapolis; New York; Portland, Ore.; Sacramento, Calif.; Seattle; and Washington, D.C. »Read Full Blog Post(15)
Wauwatosa panel approves use of public funds for parking at Innovation Campus
A panel this week approved the use of city funds to pay for parking associated with private developments at Innovation Campus, which will include a $2 million structure for 100 cars under the proposed ABB building.
The Community Development Authority Monday approved a project plan amendment for Tax Incremental District No. 6, allowing property tax increments from new building at the park to repay the city for the construction of parking as well as roads and other infrastructure.
The amendment is a framework, and individual expenditures for parking, including for the ABB project, would be approved separately, said city Development Director Paulette Enders. »Read Full Article(4)
We're clipping along: Milwaukee makes top coupon list
While Milwaukee residents might be known as coupon clippers, they are also among the leaders in redeeming online and mobile coupons, according to Coupon.com's "Most Frugal Cities" list.
Milwaukee ranked 20th in a comparison of metro areas that calculated savings per person from digital coupons at Coupon.com, the largest online coupon site, and 21st in savings from mobile coupons. It was one of 11 Midwestern cities in the top 25 spots, making the Midwest the "most frugal" region in the nation, according to the list, which was released last week. Atlanta had the most digital coupon savings, and Orlando had the most mobile savings.
"While saving money is a priority in every region across the United States, the Midwest dominates the most frugal U.S. cities list, with more than double the number of cities than any other region," said Jeanette Pavini, a Coupons.com household savings expert, in a release. »Read Full Article(4)
Miranda Lambert to headline Wisconsin State Fair Aug. 11
Country-music queen Miranda Lambert will headline the Wisconsin State Fair's Main Stage on the final day of the 2013 fair's run.
The fair announced Tuesday that Lambert will perform at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 11, with The Farm opening.
Lambert, who's married to fellow country star Blake Shelton, has become one of the genre's biggest stars herself, winning female vocalist of the year the past three years at the Country Music Association Awards. Her latest album, "Four the Record," is nominated for a Grammy for best country album; she's also scheduled to perform at the Grammys on Sunday night. »Read Full Article(4)
Two Wauwatosa women reportedly followed by same man
Two women reported being followed by an Indian man in his early-to-mid 20s while walking through Hart Park last week.
According to the Wauwatosa police reports:
A woman's shortcut through Hart Park ended in a terrified run from a man who had been following her. »Read Full Article(3)
We Energies: $65 million hydro rebuilding project planned near Iron Mountain
We Energies is proposing to spend $64 million to replace an aging powerhouse at its Twin Falls hydroelectric facility near Iron Mountain, Mich.
The Milwaukee utility operates 13 hydroelectric facilities in Michigan's Upper Peninsula and Wisconsin.
The changes are required by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, which raised concerns about the condition of the facility after an inspection in 2011. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Aldi plans to build in Mukwonago
Village of Mukwonago - Aldi is coming to Mukwonago.
Or at least that is the plan being evaluated at the Feb. 12 Plan Commission meeting. A conceptual land division and site plan has been added to the agenda to bring the grocery store to a vacant lot between Culver's and Waukesha State Bank along Highway 83.
"We've have preliminary meetings with Mukwonago, and I feel like we're on the same page. Now this is our opportunity to share what has been going on behind the scenes," said Marcia Sperber, director of real estate at Aldi Inc. »Read Full Article(11)
Racine acquires former factory site for redevelopment
The Racine Redevelopment Authority has completed its long-planned purchase of a former factory site that city officials hope to see reused.
After six years of effort, the authority bought the former Racine Steel Castings site, 1425 N. Memorial Drive, for $1, Mayor John Dickert announced Tuesday.
The authority is planning a cleanup of environmental contamination on the 10-acre site to prepare it for redevelopment for light manufacturing. The city is doing a study to determine how much that cleanup will cost, Dickert said. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Grede iron foundry cited for 28 health, safety violations
An iron foundry in Browntown faces $274,500 in fines for alleged health and safety violations involving silica dust and other hazards.
In a news release, the U.S. Department of Occupational Safety and Health Administration said Grede Wisconsin Subsidiaries LLC was cited with 28 violations including excessive accumulation of sand and dust, a health hazard, and a lack of guardrails in the foundry.
The company was cited for similar violations in 2010 following an inspection at its Berlin plant and in 2009 at the Browntown plant, according to OSHA. »Read Full Article(21)
Wauwatosa homeowner chases burglars with car
A Wauwatosa homeowner tried to chase down burglars with his car after coming home to discover them in the process of breaking into his house last week.
According to the Wauwatosa police report:
The homeowner pulled up to his house in the 2600 block of North 72nd Street on Jan. 29 and found a broken-in door and a SUV with three or four people in it and the engine running. The SUV screamed away and the man gave chase. »Read Full Article(12)
Regal Beloit 4Q earnings decline 11%
With sales in most of its businesses down in the fourth quarter, Regal Beloit Corp. reported an 11% decline in earnings.
The Beloit-based maker of electrical motors and motion controls said net income fell to $29.9 million, or 70 cents a share from $33.5 million, or 80 cents, a year ago. Sales fell 16% to $715.6 million from $727 million.
Sales were strong in the company's Unico Inc. business, Regal Beloit said, while sales in most of the company's other businesses around the world slowed.
For the full year, Regal Beloit said net income rose 28% to $195.6 million, or $4.64 a share, from $152.3 million, or $3.79, in 2011.
New Berlin OKs City Center apartments, delays decision on Walmart
New Berlin - The two most controversial proposed developments in New Berlin both hit the Plan Commission on Monday and one came to a resolution.
The 75-unit apartment building proposed for the New Berlin City Center won Plan Commission approval. Minnesota-based developer MSP Real Estate can now put shovel to ground.
The other development is a Walmart supercenter proposed for 15205-15375 W. Greenfield Ave. that the Plan Commission tabled Monday at the request of Walmart attorney Deborah Tomczyk. Walmart needs more time to address objections that residents brought up, she wrote to the commission. But Walmart plans to return at the commission's March 4 meeting. »Read Full Article(27)
Vagnini to be tried separately from other cops charged in illegal body searches case
Prosecutors in Milwaukee have agreed to try a Milwaukee police officer charged with illegal body searches and sexual assault separately from three fellow officers facing fewer and lesser counts related to many of the same incidents.
Michael Vagnini remains scheduled for trial April 29 on 25 counts.
His three co-defendants -- Jeffrey Dollhopf, Brian Kozelek and Jacob Knight -- are now set for trial June 3. »Read Full Blog Post(12)
Five out of 10 Wisconsin members of Congress own a gun
Five out of the 10 members of Congress from Wisconsin own firearms, according to a survey released Tuesday.
The five, according to the survey, who acknowledged owning at least one gun are: U.S. Reps. Reid Ribble, Ron Kind, Tom Petri and Paul Ryan, and U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin. (86)
Sen. Jon Erpenbach ordered to provide Act 10 emails to judge
A Grant County judge on Monday ordered state Sen. Jon Erpenbach to turn over unedited emails for the court's review, as part of a public records suit filed against the senator two years ago.
Earlier, Erpenbach (D-Middleton) had turned over emails the MacIver Institute requested in 2011 -- but with the names of the senders blacked out. The request was for emails concerning Act 10's changes to collective bargaining for most public employees. The MacIver institute wants to know whether the emails reflect improper political activity by public employees, on public time using government computers.
Each side filed requests for summary judgment in the case. Grant County Circuit Judge Robert VanDeHey denied both motions but did order Erpenbach to provide unredacted copies of the requested emails within 30 days for an in camera inspection. »Read Full Blog Post(45)
Council to consider Ann Wilson for Fire and Police Commission
Members of the Common Council this morning are expected to consider the nomination of Ann Wilson to the Fire and Police Commission.
Since Mayor Tom Barrett nominated the community actiivist to the politically charged commission, she has undergone an unprecedented amount of scrutiny. In an unusual meeting, members of the council's Public Safety Committee held a public hearing on her nomination in the Council chambers.
Wilson also made at least one appearance in the community: a town hall meeting on the north side led by Ald. Milele Coggs. Coggs has said she has not yet made up her mind whether to support Wilson. »Read Full Blog Post
Tribal group considers West Milwaukee office project
An organization that serves Oneida tribal members living in southeastern Wisconsin is considering the development of a new office building in West Milwaukee.
South Eastern Oneida Tribal Services is proposing an 8,800-square-foot, single-story building on a vacant parcel at 4775 W. Electric Ave. The development, and possible village financing, were discussed during a closed session at last week's West Milwaukee Community Development Authority meeting, but no action was taken.
The group, which provides social and cultural services for tribal members, is now located at 6811 W. Morgan Ave., Milwaukee.
Overnight fire hits Cedarburg restaurant
Several emergency departments helped fight a fire overnight at Rich's Restaurant in Echo Plaza in Cedarburg.
The fire was reported late Monday. Departments from Newburg, Jackson, Saukville, Fredonia, Waubeka, North Shore, Slinger and Mequon assisted the Cedarburg Fire Department in putting out the fire.
You can view a video of the fire here.
Officials are investigating the cause of the fire.
On Tap Today: Remembering Howlin' Wolf and Muddy Waters
Howlin' Wolf died in 1976, Muddy Waters in 1983, but there are musicians still around today who played with the blues legends, who are keeping their music alive today. Musicians like Jody Williams, a guitarist who played with Wolf, and Bob Margolin, Waters' guitarist for seven years, and Grammy winner James Cotton, who played with both Wolf and Waters.
Those three musicians, as well as the Fabulous Thunderbirds and multi-instrumentalist Tinsley Ellis, come together for a special Wolf and Waters tribute show, "Blues at the Crossroads II." The show begins at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Potawatomi Bingo Casino's Northern Lights Theater. Tickets are $35 to $45 and available to purchase at the box office, by calling (800) 745-3000 and clicking here.
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Another round of light snow is headed to southeastern Wisconsin, and periods of light snow will occur throughout much of the day Tuesday, according to WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) meteorologist Scott Steele.
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We can feel it in the air—spring is just around the corner! What's a better way to celebrate the return of warm weather than to lace up your running shoes and hit the trail for some fresh air? Whether you prefer to run, walk or ride your bike, there's a unique way you can put your time outdoors to good use—join Team ASPCA!
Presented by Subaru, Team ASPCA is a national endurance training and fundraising program dedicated to helping animal lovers walk, run or cycle toward helping the save animal lives nationwide. Team ASPCA members participate in major endurance events such as marathons, half-marathons, and cycling events.
In addition to helping us do our life-saving work for animals, there are other benefits to joining the Team. You'll receive professional training, weekend travel accommodations at the time of the event, guaranteed race entry, official Team ASPCA gear and access to exclusive race weekend events and parties.
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"Education should no longer be mostly imparting knowledge but must take a new path, seeking release of the human potential." Dr. Maria Montessori
In our elementary program, children gain a deep understanding of the hows and whys of the world through a discovery-based approach to learning.
Our classes are divided into lower elementary (ages 6 to 9) and upper elementary (ages 9 to 12) groups. MMS currently has two lower elementary and one double upper elementary classroom, each led by a minimum of two trained Montessori faculty members.
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Our experienced elementary teachers are passionate about inspiring students to explore and fulfill their individual potential through a discovery-based approach to learning. Elementary students connect subjects together in a meaningful or "cosmic" way as they explore the interrelationships that exist among all of the math, language and cultural subjects. (See the Five Great Lessons.)
Lessons are personalized and given at each student's pace, capitalizing on the student's particular areas of interest. Hands-on materials are used to clarify abstract ideas. While independent work is encouraged, students also work in small groups or with mentors to help them learn to work cooperatively and to develop strong social skills.
The Montessori elementary curriculum is divided into six subject areas: math, language, history, geography, biology and geometry. In-class Spanish instruction, computer classes and a comprehensive arts and physical education program further enrich our elementary curriculum.
Using concrete, semi-concrete and abstract materials, students are given individual and small group lessons in each subject area. Follow-up work is done independently with careful teacher guidance. Teachers conduct daily assessments of each child and plan lessons accordingly.
Our popular "Sixth Year Project" is a year-long writing and research project that culminates students' elementary studies.
Based on our 39 years of experience, students who complete our elementary program are extremely well-prepared to be successful in whatever future educational setting they choose. Learn more about Montessori outcomes.
All of the aspects of the elementary community are designed to support the strong social needs of the students. They develop collaborative skills, self-confidence, leadership skills and compassion through their group work. Our teachers are also skilled guides in helping the children to work through conflict, helping them to solve their own issues in a kind and compassionate way.
Weekly classes led by Sky Kershner, director of the Kanawha Pastoral Counseling Center, and the Rev. Ron English, help students develop communication and interpersonal skills that support positive personal, academic and social relationships and inspire them to become compassionate and socially conscious citizens of our school, community and planet.
Twice weekly classes led by native Spanish speaker Maria Kershner-Leon help students develop second language skills and broaden their global awareness.
Off campus learning is a major component of the Montessori approach to education. Children at all levels enrich their academic lessons through multi-sensorial learning experiences off campus, including field trips and other interactive activities. These include an annual three-day session at The Mountain Institute at Spruce Knob for upper elementary and middle school students.


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42 U.S. Code § 4152 - Standards for design, construction, and alteration of buildings; Administrator of General Services
The Administrator of General Services, in consultation with the Secretary of Health and Human Services, shall prescribe standards for the design, construction, and alteration of buildings (other than residential structures subject to this chapter and buildings, structures, and facilities of the Department of Defense and of the United States Postal Service subject to this chapter) to insure whenever possible that physically handicapped persons will have ready access to, and use of, such buildings.
Source(Pub. L. 90–480, § 2,Aug. 12, 1968, 82 Stat. 719; Pub. L. 94–541, title II, § 201(2),Oct. 18, 1976, 90 Stat. 2507; Pub. L. 96–88, title V, § 509(b),Oct. 17, 1979, 93 Stat. 695.)
1976—Pub. L. 94–541substituted "shall prescribe" and "to insure whenever possible" for "is authorized to prescribe such" and "as may be necessary to insure", respectively, and inserted in parenthetical text "and of the United States Postal Service" after "Department of Defense".
Change of Name
"Secretary of Health and Human Services" substituted in text for "Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare" pursuant to section 509(b) ofPub. L. 96–88, which is classified to section 3508 (b) of Title 20, Education.
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Casa Camper tapped Albert Raurich, former head chef at Spain's temple of gastronomy El Bulli, to helm its new ground-floor restaurant—the most talked about in Mitte. Take a seat at the gleaming white dining bar fronting the open kitchen and try not to be intimidated by the menu, which offers a choice of 12 or 16 courses. The pan-Asian tapas-inspired dishes, from pickled cucumber to egg soup to Cantonese-style pork, are delicately flavored and well paced while the cool, sleek space, designed by Paris-based siblings Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, makes you want to linger. dospalillos.com
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A new era of Steelers Football has begun! Sure, Three Rivers left behind 30 years of great memories, but as a multi-purpose sports arena it left much to be desired. On October 7, 2001, Pittsburgh football fans were treated to a Steelers victory at a stunning stadium designed for one thing and one thing only - STEELERS FOOTBALL!
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(I personally get a huge kick out of mixing heavy machinery with cake baking.)
One of the coolest tools on the planet is a laser cutter. It is normally used in industry to cut plastics, wood, glass, or thin sheets of metal. But, the tool is so versatile that you can also use it to pattern things like chocolate, pumpkins, Silicon wafers, paper, rubber, cork, or in this case... CAKE!
By using the laser to cut the cake we can do arbitrary design on the computer and then transfer that virtual design into an actual physical cake. It's really cool. And tasty!
I was inspired to make this particular cake for the Engadget Birthday Contest.
Step 1: Tools and Ingredients
- Cake Mix (Preferably White or Yellow Cake). I used Duncan Hines
- Some sort of frosting. I used fresh whipped cream.
- Food coloring for the frosting.
- And a Laser Cutter!!!
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Rated 3 out of 5 by Chip careful of center burner we purchased this unit because of the oval center burner only to learn later this is made to be a warming burner not for actual cooking. the unit is well built, but do not buy this if the main reason is the center griddle. I guess we should have researched this online before purchase. LG needs to clearly advertise the center burner is only 8000 BTU , needs to be changed to 10000 plus to be a great product. LG customer service said it is made for vegetables, grilled sandwiches and pancakes- which it does cook- if you have the time :) May 12, 2014
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|Do Troi and Riker really have to do evaluations on the entire crew? I mean, they know each of the several hundred officers on the ship well enough to judge them? Surely it would be more sensible for each officer's direct superior to evaluate them? This is how it's done where I work, and I'm told it's what happens in the present day military.
Ben sure is an incredible bluffer. In the junior officer's poker game he has a king, jack, ten and eight. Lavelle has two sixes and two sevens. It is impossible for Ben to win, no matter what his hole card is. Yet Lavelle folds in the face of Ben's self confidence.
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The readers have spoken and named their favorite books of of 2013. The rules were:
1. Only one book could be nominated.
2. It had to be published in 2013.
Seems simple, but readers love their books and many favorites listed were whole series and lists of books. To keep things fair, only the first book listed was counted and if a series was nominated (instead of titles) it was disqualified. So here's the top vote getters.
1. Out of Turn by Tiffany Snow
2. A Ghostly Undertaking by Tonya Kappes
3. Striking Distance by Pamela Clare
4. The Best Man by Kristan Higgins
And a 5 way tie for 5th place.
5. A Thousand Lies by Sharon Sala
5. The Sword Dancer by Jeannie Lin
5. Duke of Midnight by Elizabeth Hoyt
5. A Beautiful Mess by T.K. Leigh
5. Turn on a Dime by Tiffany Snow
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Side effects of lung cancer surgery
Side effects after lung cancer surgery will depend on the surgical procedure used, how much of the lung is removed and the overall health of the patient. Be sure to talk with your treatment team about any side effects you experience so they can be managed.
Learn what to expect after lung cancer surgery
Patient's guide to lung surgery (University of Southern California's Keck School of Medicine)
Lung surgery - discharge (Medline Plus)
After surgery for lung cancer (thorocotomy) (Cancer Research UK)
The degree of pain after lung cancer surgery again varies. Newer minimally invasive techniques typically result in less pain than traditional lung cancer surgery (thoracotomy) but not every person is a candidate for a minimally invasive approach. Discuss post-surgical pain with the treatment team so it can be managed.
Patient's guide to lung surgery: Pain management and medication after lung surgery (University of Southern California's Keck School of Medicine)
Breathing (respiratory) problems
Breathing may be affected by lung cancer surgery but there are ways to cope with breathlessness, including exercises and pulmonary rehabilitation. Ask your treatment team for help managing any breathing problems you may experience.
Living with dyspnea - how to breathe easier (National Institutes of Health Clinical Center)
Struggling to breathe: Tips for managing dypsnea (Yale Medical Group)
Voice/vocal chord issues
In some situations, the voice and vocal chords can be affected by lung cancer surgery.
Vocal cord (fold) paralysis (National Institute on Deafness and other Communication Disorders)
What is vocal cord paresis (paralysis)? (Medical News Today)
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A solar power system is most productive during the day when the sun is shining. However, this is not necessarily the time of day during which a household actually requires electricity. Thanks to storage and intelligent control, excess electricity can also be consumed in the evening and during the night. In this way, the amount of self-produced electricity consumed in a household is optimized.
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