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Has anyone had a problem with bensoutlet.com?
I made an order for an item from bensoutlet.com on 9/6/2012 from a deal listed on deals.woot, and received a shipment notification email on 9/11 with a ups tracking number, but ups still shows that the item has not been dropped off to them to be processed for delivery. I've tried to contact them twice already using the only form of contact I could find (the contact form on their site), but I have yet to receive any response from them. I would really like to know the status of my order...
Does anyone know if there us a customer support number or something I could call to get more info?
Thanks for your response.
p.s. I am running into almost the exact same issue with dailysteals.com, for an order made the same day. No tracking number for that order, but my post for that can be found here: http://deals.woot.com/questions/details/b9f673f0-5605-4108-86b7-2a8732153d54/has-anyone-had-a-problem-with-dailysteals-com
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I have reached out to the merchant.
I received a shipping notification with tracking number on August 22nd. Nothing ever showed on tracking until September 4th. I finally received my purchase on September 10th. Meanwhile, I ordered from them again. Never got a tracking number, but got my purchase in about 2 weeks. Be patient, they seem to be slow, but come through eventually.
Thank you for your responses
@tbgolladay hit the nail on the head. I get the same thing. VERY slow sometimes even when tracking is uploaded, yet I have orders from them here at the house that are still pending in their system. I have come to expect slow from them. I have ALWAYS eventually received my orders, though.
I tried to buy something from them once........ once
You only get one shot to make me happy, screw me on a sale or product and I'll got to any other hundreds of sites that sell pretty much the same stuff within a nickle or dime of each other.
I've placed 1 order and received 1 order. Although a little slow, I got what I ordered.
On average it took about seven working days from Bensoutlet.com / 1saleaday.
There were a few instances though where it took nearly two weeks (more or less) to ship.
Good deals, slow shipping guaranteed.
I recently ordered from them. I got a predictably fast charge to paypal, and then a surprisingly fast email with a tracking number for FedEx. And then nothing. The package sat there, and sat there, and sat there, with no movement. So I emailed them - contact link from their website - with all my info and asked them - politely - to either update me on my package or refund my money.
I never got a response, but the package showed movement the next day and I received it soon thereafter.


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Man hurt in Glendale house explosion dies
Marvin Engler, one of two people injured when a house exploded in Glendale, has died, the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office confirmed Wednesday night.
Engler and a 78-year-old woman were injured in the Saturday blast that destroyed the home at 4835 N. Iroquois Ave.
An investigation by North Shore Fire/Rescue, the Glendale Police Department, the State Fire Marshall's Office and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives did not determine the cause of the explosion, but found no evidence of foul play.
Travelers, the insurance company for the property has retained an investigator to determine the cause of the blast and fire.
Special Act 10 section now online
Act 10: Pass or Fail?
We have just published our special section taking a detailed look at the landmark Act 10 legislation and the effect it has had on local school districts.
The section features a main story examining the overall effects of the law and feature stories focusing on local school districts.
You'll also find a photo gallery highlighting some of the controversy surrounding the passage of the law, a Storify of opinions collected from social networks and more.
Dominican basketball coach placed on leave following arrest
Today's TMJ4 is reporting that Dominican boys basketball coach Paul Wollersheim has been placed on administrative leave after being arrested and accused of sexually assaulting a female teacher inside Dominican early Friday morningWhitefish Bay -
No foul play found in Glendale explosion, but cause still unknown
Local, state and federal authorities have been unable to determine the cause of a house explosion in Glendale that injured two people, the North Shore Fire Department said Tuesday.
Travelers, the insurance company for the property at 4835 N. Iroquois Ave., has retained an investigator to determine the cause of the blast and fire, which was reported about 6 p.m. Saturday, the fire department said.
The investigation by North Shore Fire/Rescue, the Glendale Police Department, the State Fire Marshall's Office and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, found no evidence of foul play in connection with incident, the fire department said.
3 injured when SUV crashes into Mequon home
Mequon - Three people were hurt when the driver of an SUV lost control and crashed into a house in Ozaukee County.
Mequon police said the injured were in the SUV. Two people inside the home were shaken, but not injured. Flight for Life took one of the victims from the SUV to a nearby hospital.
WTMJ-TV reported that the crash happened about 11 p.m. Monday night and left a big hole in the front of the house.
First Watch open in Mequon
First Watch has opened in the Mequon Pavilions, 11032 N. Port Washington Road.The breakfast-and-lunch restaurant
It's open from 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. daily.
This is the second First Watch to open in metro Milwaukee; the first opened last year in Brookfield. The local franchisees of the Florida-based chain are father and son Michael and Vincent Busalacchi.
Milwaukee man arrested after bringing pot to meeting with parole officer
A 19-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for possession of marijuana with intent to deliver after he arrived to meet with his parole officer and was discovered to be carrying 19 bags of pot.
According to the Glendale police report:
The man came to the Wisconsin Department of Corrections, 4160 N. Port Washington Road, at 10:15 a.m. on Thursday.
In a routine search, 19 individual bags holding a total of 28.2 grams of marijuana were found on his person.
The man admitted he intended to sell the drug in Milwaukee for $4 to $5 a baggie as he had done in the past.» Read Full Article
Blast destroys Glendale house; 5 injured
Glendale - Firefighters from four counties worked to contain damage from an explosion shortly after 6 p.m. Saturday that injured an elderly couple and destroyed their house on the 4800 block of N. Iroquois Ave.
Two other houses were damaged by fire, and at least four other houses in the area were damaged by the blast.
Officials on the scene said a firefighter, a neighbor and a passer-by were also injured in the fire. They were treated at Columbia-St. Mary's Hospital and released.
A man in his 80s and a woman, 78, are being treated at Columbia-St. Mary's Regional Burn Center. The woman is listed in critical condition and the man is in serious condition, according to hospital spokeswoman Kathy Schmitz.
The house is owned by Marvin Engler, 88. He is described by neighbors as a disabled veteran.» Read Full Article
Area boys track athletes qualify for state from Falls sectional
The chances for the Whitefish Bay boys track team repeating as state champions in the 400 and 800 relays took a major hit on Monday, when the Blue Dukes, dropped the baton in the 400 relay in the regional meet.
So, behind an inspired effort from anchor runner Brandon Threats, the Blue Dukes made up for that mistake in a swift manner that reminded everyone that they are still state champs until proven otherwise next week in La Crosse.
Threats chased down the anchor runner from Riverside as the Bay unit that included Rashadeem Gray, Tommy Friesch, and James Stecker won the 800 relay in the WIAA sectional meet at Menomonee Falls in a state best time of 1:27.83 as Riverside recorded the second-best clocking of 1:27.91.
"We spent all week working on exchanges," said Threats. "We changed the order a little bit and went from there. As far as the race was concerned, I saw that I was behind and I knew I had to step it up as a senior. Just make a difference any way I could."
Threats' thrilling finish led a series of strong area efforts as teams sent athletes to the WIAA State Meet in La Crosse, June 1 and 2.» Read Full Article
Area girls track squads qualify for state from Falls sectional
In the end, it's like Germantown girls track coach Greg Siegert said:
"In the end, it just comes down to the time, the height and the distance, and if it's good enough, then it's good enough."
Siegert said that after a heady, talent-filled WIAA sectional at Menomonee Falls on Thursday during which area teams advanced large numbers of athletes to the WIAA State Track Meet in La Crosse, June 1 and 2.
Germantown itself advanced Jayne Bertieri in the 100 meters (school record 12.34), Katelyn Turner in the shot put (personal best 36-4 1/2), Melissa Asmondy in the discus (102-10), Caitlin Dillon in the 800 (2:18.96), repeat qualifier Jennifer Ellis in the 300 low hurdles (45.58) and the 400 relay team of Sammie Gassner, Bethany Laubenheimer, Sydney Langmann and Bertieri (school record 50.3) to next week's meet.
The relay got in on a judge's decision after being caught in the same time as a squad from Grafton. That decision ended a long run of Germantown near-misses at sectional meets in recent years.» Read Full Article
Stefanski named acting police chief in Whitefish Bay
The Whitefish Bay Police Commission last night named Lt. Ron Stefanski acting chief. Stefanski will assume his new duties on June 5. Chief Robert Jacobs last day is June 4. Jacobs is retiring.
Stefanski, 49, joined the department as a patrolman in September 1986, was promoted to sergeant in 1991 and to lieutenant in 2007.
He has a bachelor's degree in criminal justice from St. Mary's University in Minnesota.
The commission has culled a list of ten people from the 27 who applied for the chief's position and is in the process of conducting telephone interviews with them to further narrow the field.
Tennis courts at Brown Deer High closing tomorrow for upgrades
Tennis courts at Brown Deer High School will be closed beginning tomorrow. The School District has hired a contractor who will prep, clean, level and resurface seven of the eight courts. The eighth court will be eliminated to make space for the new addition to the high school and a fire lane.
School officials expect the courts to reopen July 2.
Brown Deer School Board delays vote on OPEB transition plan
Brown Deer School Board members delayed a decision on a OPEB transition plan tonight at their board meeting.
Director of Finance Emily Koczela presented a recommendation from a committee that has been studying other post employment benefits for teachers in the district. The benefits disappeared with the union contracts at the end of June 2011.
For the short term, through the 2011-2012 school year, the School Board guaranteed the same benefits that were available through the contracts while working through what, if any, post employment benefits the district would offer in the future.
In addition to post employment benefits offered by the district , teachers also receive a pension from the Wisconsin Retirement System.
In the past the district continued health insurance coverage for up to 10 years and provided a cash payout of five days per year for every year of service, as long as the teachers met the age and requirements for years of employment in the district. The cash payout averaged $40,000 per teacher and was paid over five years for a group of 11 teachers who retired in June 2011, Koczela said.» Read Full Article
Shorewood Plan Commission hears, reacts to plans for senior living facility
Preliminary plans for a senior living facility are moving forward in Shorewood.
The Plan Commission on Tuesday heard a presentation from representatives of Illinois-based Pathway Senior Living. The company is proposing a 104-unit development at the site of the former Pig 'n Whistle and Riverbrook restaurants, 1111 E. Capital Drive.
According to details outlined in Pathway's plans, the development is to encompass 56 assisted living units and 48 units offering memory care services. There would be two connected buildings standing as high as four stories.
If plans proceed, the Pathway development would replace the ill-fated Sunrise Senior Living development proposed in 2008. Sunrise pulled out of the project as the economy soured.
With the preliminary meeting accomplished, Pathway officials are now tasked with drawing up finite plans that will be brought back to commissioners for further review at a later date.
GT wins NSC softball title outright with 2-1 thriller over Homestead
Germantown softball pitcher Lauren Renard's first instinct Monday afternoon at Thiensville Village Park was to save herself.
Homestead's Taylor Levin had just hit a screaming linedrive right back at her with none out and a runner on first in the seventh inning while the Warhawks were nursing a 2-1 lead in their North Shore Conference championship showdown with the Highlanders.
Renard defensively stuck up her glove and snagged the ball cleanly.
And then she obeyed her second instinct when she carefully threw the ball back to first to easily double up Hannah Young. And two batters later, when Renard induced the Highlanders' Hannah Behnken to fly out to right to end the game, the Warhawks had their second consecutive outright league championship.
"My first thought was to protect my face," chuckled a happy Renard afterwards of the linedrive. "So I put my glove up. We knew this would be a tough game and we wanted the title outright, we didn't want to share it."» Read Full Article
Shoplifter hit with additional charges after objecting to treatment
An 18-year-old Milwaukee woman who told police no one had a "right to touch her just because she stole something" was arrested for theft, battery and obstruction after giving a false birth date and fictitious address at Boston Store in Glendale last week.
According to the police report:
The woman had taken items valued at $50 and put them in a purse with a shielding device at 1:30 p.m. at the store, 5701 N. Lydell Ave., on May 16.
When stopped, she spit in the face of a loss prevention officer and then punched her causing minor injury.
She was identified by her fingerprints which revealed numerous arrests for battery, theft and disorderly conduct.
Concordia official appears OK after car plunges off lake bluff
Mequon - Concordia University's director of campus safety plummeted down the school's Lake Michigan bluff after the accelerator on his vehicle stuck while he was making a turn during a patrol about 8 a.m. Monday.
The front end of the vehicle Mario Valdes was driving ended up in Lake Michigan, but Valdes got out of the car and was walking around, said Craig McCarthy, a university spokesman.
Valdes was taken to Columbia St. Mary's Hospital Ozaukee to be checked out, McCarthy said.
McCarthy said university officials are looking into the incident. As of about 10 a.m., McCarthy said officials had not yet been able to speak directly with Valdes.
Many university officials were at a breakfast leadership event on campus featuring Milwaukee Brewers manager Ron Roenicke and were pulled away from the function to respond to the bluff incident, McCarthy said.» Read Full Article
Bartolotta to open Mequon, Greendale restaurants
The Bartolotta restaurant group is charging into new suburban territory: It will open supper club-style restaurants in Mequon and Greendale this summer.
The Mequon restaurant is opening in the former Riversite space, at 11120 N. Cedarburg Road; the fine-dining Riversite closed in September.
The Greendale restaurant will take the place of Harmony Inn the Village, which still is open at 5601 Broad St.
Joe Bartolotta, the group's president and co-owner, said he expects Harmony Inn to close June 1, and the group would try to honor as many commitments for private parties already scheduled as possible.
The new ventures are the first Bartolotta restaurants in the north and south suburbs. To the west, the group operates Ristorante Bartolotta and Pizzeria Piccola in Wauwatosa and Mr. B's - A Bartolotta Steakhouse is in Brookfield.» Read Full Article
GT beats Nicolet to clinch share of second NSC softball title in a row
Germantown girls softball co-coach Amy Barbiaux was a happy person following the Warhawks 8-1 victory Thursday night over North Shore Conference rival Nicolet.
It had been Junior Warhawks nights where she and the rest of the program were able to thank the youth teams and coaches that provide so much talent for the varsity. Signed team softballs or individual lessons with coaches were raffled off between innings which made everyone happy.
The win improved the Warhawks to 13-0 and 16-4 overall and clinched a share of the team's second straight North Shore title.
But Barbiaux's happiness was tempered by the fact that to make this championship clean and official the Warhawks will have to beat archrival Homestead (12-1, 16-2) on Monday at 4:15 p.m. on the Highlanders' home field in Thiensville Park. The game will be the closer to the conference season.
"Every team has certain goals, making state is one of them," she said, "but this (conference) comes first and we know we're not done yet. We know winning this conference means a lot as there a lot of good players and pitchers out there for us to contend with."» Read Full Article
Review continues on Mandel's proposed luxury apartment development in Whitefish Bay
A proposed luxury apartment development behind the Fox Bay Cinema building in Whitefish Bay is advancing, following a preliminary review by the village Plan Commission on Wednesday.
Commissioners held a pre-petition conference with The Mandel Group, the developer that is looking to build 103 upscale apartments at 302-334 E. Silver Spring Drive. The conference was a formality under village code and was an opportunity for commissioners to weigh in and determine whether the proposal was worth pursuing further.
Mandel executives emphasized that public parking would be an important part of the development if it moves forward. The existing 135 village-owned parking spaces would be replaced by the development. But it would include 132 covered spaces at street level that would be made available and retained under village ownership.
Crank caller tells police to 'come and get me' - so they do
Glendale — A 46-year-old St. Francis man was charged with unlawful use of telephone (obscene calls) and disorderly conduct May 10 after calling a woman and threatening her at a business in the 6800 block of North Green Bay Avenue on May 8.
According to the police report:
Police were at the business and spoke with the man when he called again.
James C. Miller Jr., who was "very drunk," was told to "cease and desist" but he continued to threaten the woman telling police "to come and get me."
Police went to the 4400 block of South Whitnall Avenue, St. Francis, and found the man, who was intoxicated, and admitted making the calls. He said he did stupid things when he drank.» Read Full Article
Homestead boys thinclads give it their all to win fourth straight outdoor
Homestead boys track coach Dan Benson was having none of it.
It had all but become official that the Highlanders had won their fourth straight North Shore Conference outdoor Tuesday night on an uneven weather night in Grafton.
But when asked for comment he acted dismayed, not wanting to jinx anything before it all became official, because there were still some events out and he remembered his first league title as a coach back in 1989.
"The Tosa East coaches were shaking hands (and getting ready to accept the plaque), but my guy brings home the 1,600 relay and Nicolet passes Tosa East at the last-second (in the race) and we wind up winning by less than a point," he said.
"I was a neophyte coach then just trying to figure things out and still every year, it's always terribly exciting."» Read Full Article
Beaver Dam teacher tapped for Homestead administrative position
School officials in the Mequon-Thiensville district are recommending Lori Keiser for the position of assistant principal at Homestead High School. Her appointment will be made official Monday when the School Board votes on it.
Keiser currently serves as a science teacher at Beaver Dam High School - a position she has held for seven years.
Girl pushed off bicycle during Shorewood robbery attempt
A 17-year-old girl reported being the victim of a strong-armed robbery Saturday morning in Shorewood.
According to the police report:
The girl was riding her bicycle in the 3900 block of North Downer Avenue at 9 a.m. when a man jumped out of a bronze Jeep Grand Cherokee.
He pushed her off her bike and demanded her cellphone.
She told him she didn't have one and he drove off. She had cuts on her knees and an ankle.
Mandel proposes Whitefish Bay apartments, seeks village financing
Mandel Group Inc. wants to build 103 upscale apartments, a $27 million project that would receive public financing help, in Whitefish Bay.
The rental units would be on parking lots behind the Fox Bay Cinema building, 302-334 E. Silver Spring Drive, and other neighboring retail properties, in three separate building, said Richard Lincoln, Mandel's senior vice president of development. Two buildings would have three stories, and another would be four stories, he said Tuesday.
Part of the development site is a public parking lot owned by the village. The other parking lot is owned by Madison-based AnchorBank, which acquired the property earlier this year from developers Boris Gokhman and Walter Shuk to help settle a foreclosure suit.
Mandel would replace 135 parking spaces owned by the village with 132 new street-level covered spaces that would be beneath the apartments. Those public spaces will be owned by the village, and continue to be free, Lincoln said.
The apartment residents would have underground parking.» Read Full Article
Walker signs burned in Oak Creek, Fox Point
Oak Creek and Fox Point, according to police departments in those communities.WTMJ-AM (620) and WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) are reporting that campaign signs supporting Gov. Scott Walker have been burned in
Anyone with information on the vandalism in Oak Creek is asked to call police at (414) 762-8200. Anyone with information on the vandalism in Fox Point is asked to call police at (414) 351-8911.
Scammer walks away with $6,006 worth of items from Apple store
A 24-year-old Atlanta man is a suspect in the fraudulent use of a credit card at the Apple Store at Bayshore Town Center in Glendale.
According to the police report:
The man entered the store, 5715 N. Centerpark Way, around 5:45 p.m. May 6.
The man said he was a "traveling graphic artist" and purchased two computer notebooks, software and covers valued at $6,006 using a credit card which was declined.
He then used his phone allegedly calling the credit card company and told the clerk the purchase was approved and handed him the phone. The employee wrote down what he thought was an authorization number and the suspect left with the items.» Read Full Article
Glendale-River Hills officials weigh their budgetary options
School officials in the Glendale-River Hills district discussed the complexity of crafting a 2012-13 budget at a meeting Monday.
At the moment, the district has cash reserves in the fund balance hovering around 7.17 percent, and District Administrator Larry Smalley suggested increasing the amount to about 9.8 percent of the total budget in the upcoming school year.
School districts and municipalities with lower fund balances can be affected adversely with lower bond ratings which, in turn, can create difficulty borrowing money in the future. Cash reserves also are beneficial in the event of an unanticipated expense.
But the School Board and administrators are weighing other issues, including staff salary increases, health care contributions and other benefit costs. A proposal also is on the table to add a section in next year's fourth-grade class because of an anticipated swell in enrollment.
The district's budget building process will continue for several months. The board will act on a draft version of the budget in July, in advance of a public hearing in August.
Diner warned after protesting end of all-you-can-eat fish fry
A 53-year-old Mequon man was warned for disorderly conduct after being told the Thiensville restaurant at which he was dining ran out of fish for its all-you-can-eat fish fry last week.
According to the police report:
The man had already consumed 12 pieces of fish around 7:40 p.m. Friday when informed the restaurant had run out and could not substitute any other fish.
The man then refused to pay his bill. After the restaurant gave him eight more pieces of fish to go, he paid his bill.
» Read Full Article
M&I branch in Mequon robbed, suspect sought
Mequon - A man robbed the M&I Bank, 1555 W. Mequon Road, about 10:40 a.m. Friday, fled on foot and made his getaway in a vehicle parked nearby, possibly a dark green, older-model CJ type Jeep.
Mequon police said the robber made off with cash.
Police described the suspect as a white man in his late 20s to early 30s, 5-foot-10, thin, clean-shaven with dark eyebrows and eyes. He was last seen wearing a green military fatigue jacket, possibly a hoodie and black, horn-rimmed prescription glasses.
Shorewood School Board announces top two finalists in superintendent search
The Shorewood School Board today announced the two top finalists in its superintendent search.
The two candidates for superintendent are Kirk Juffer, Ph.D., the principal of Lake Bluff Elementary School and districtwide Gifted and Talented director in the Shorewood School District and Martin Lexmond, superintendent of the Kohler Public School District and principal of Kohler High School in Kohler, Wis.
Juffer has been principal at Lake Bluff for 21 years and was previously the director of instruction at Holmen School District in Holmen, Wis. Before that, he served the School District of Richland Center for three years as a special-education teacher.
Lexmond has been the superintendent and principal at Kohler Public Schools for two years. Before that, he was the director of curriculum and instruction as well as the director of the department of school innovation at Milwaukee Public Schools. Before those positions, he taught in Denver and was an assistant principal and teacher at Milwaukee Public Schools.
Based on interviews with the board, these two candidates clearly stood out as the best fit to the Shorewood District profile. Both exhibited strong communication skills, high intellectual acumen and flexibility.» Read Full Article
Mequon tables request for funding repairs to leaking private sewer laterals
Sensing a reluctance from residents living in the Ville du Parc area proposed for a private property infiltration and inflow study, Mark Lloyd, deputy director of Public Works, asked the Mequon Common Council on Wednesday for money to make repairs to private laterals.
The city is planning to spend $135,000 of a $779,725 allocated to the city from the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District to televise private laterals and investigate other sources of I and I.
Fifty houses would be part of the study, but Lloyd said residents are unwilling to volunteer because they fear either they will be forced to fix the laterals at their own expense or they will have to disclose any problem that is not repaired should they decide to sell.
Lloyd estimated that the cost of completely replacing all the laterals would be $400,000 although complete replacement is likely a worst-case scenario.
Alderman John Wirth said the city should not fund repairs for a group of residents without first developing a policy to deal with how it would fund similar repairs for other residents. Wirth believes MMSD will eventually mandate repairs of private sewer laterals and that the city should have a policy on the funding for repairs.» Read Full Article
Community meetings next week for Shorewood superintendent search
The final two candidates for the next superintendent of the Shorewood School District will meet with staff and community members on May 15 and May 17.
On each day, four community meetings will be held. In most instances, residents and staff members are welcome to attend any of the sessions.
The meeting schedule on both days:
8:45 to 9:30 a.m. at Shorewood Intemediate School, 3830 N. Morris Blvd., Room 122
10:30 to 11:15 a.m. at the southwest entrance of Atwater Elementary School's Early Education Center, 2100 E. Capitol Drive» Read Full Article
Man wants to bequeath property to Fox Point
A Park Falls, Wis., man wants to bequeath personal property and other belongings to the village of Fox Point - a proposal elected officials were at least receptive to while discussing the issue Tuesday.
A decade ago, Kenneth Leindecker expressed a desire to be buried at Old Dutch Cemetery, a property near Doctor's Park along the lakefront, because other family members are buried at the site. Leindecker's wishes were approved by passage of a resolution.
By default, the historic cemetery is under the village's purview, and staff members maintain the site.
Through his attorney, Leindecker more recently expressed a desire to will the assets of a life insurance policy, historic documents and his 30-acre Park Falls property to Fox Point upon his death. The full value of all of Leindecker's assets are not known.
The board took no action during Tuesday's discussion, but staff members were directed to look into the issue further.
Shorewood woman charged in wrong-way incident on Hoan Bridge
A Shorewood woman who investigators say drove the wrong way over the Hoan Bridge last week was charged Tuesday with an array of traffic-related offenses, including driving with a blood-alcohol level more than twice the legal limit.
Besides registering a 0.18 on a device to measure blood-alcohol concentration, Megan Ninneman, 26, fell into a grassy area while attempting to complete a field sobriety test, according to a criminal complaint.
Ninneman, driving a maroon SUV, was southbound in the northbound lane of I-794 when she clipped another vehicle about 2 a.m. May 2, the complaint says.
She was arrested after being pulled over where the Lake Parkway ends at E. Edgerton and S. Pennsylvania avenues.
Ninneman is charged with second-degree reckless endangering; failing to stop after striking an occupied vehicle; operating while intoxicated (first offense); operating while intoxicated with a blood-alcohol level greater than 0.15 (first offense).» Read Full Article
Lifeguards will staff Atwater Beach
Shorewood - Atwater Beach will have lifeguards this summer, courtesy of Milwaukee County. The Village Board voted Monday to authorize a budget of approximately $10,000 for nine weeks of lifeguard service.
The tentative start date is June 16 and the tentative end date of the service is Aug. 18. The village received two separate service options for lifeguard staffing from Milwaukee County, and ended up going with a compromise of work hours and cost. Lifeguards will be on duty from 11 a.m. through 4 p.m., seven days a week.
"There will be a large block of time where parents will know there's a lifeguard," Trustee Michael Maher said.
The original cost for the lifeguards was approximately $16,000, but the village has $6,000 left over from last year as a result of beach closings, bringing the total cost down.
Trustees and Friends of Atwater Beach members expressed interest in a later end date for the lifeguard service, which is currently set for Aug. 18 because a majority of lifeguards are college students who head back to campus mid-month.» Read Full Article
Mequon approves changes to Concordia baseball stadium
By a 4-3 vote the Mequon Plan Commission agreed last night to an amended building plan for the Concordia University baseball stadium, drawing sarcastic comments, "Thank you for standing up for the taxpayers," from several nearby residents who opposed the changes.
Eight to ten brick columns planned for the back of the main grandstand and entry area and concessions under that grandstand will no longer be part of the plan, at least for the foreseeable future.
Andrew Petzold, speaking on behalf of the university, downplayed the changes, saying that the university had added hundreds of thousands of dollars to upgrades to the building, including artificial turf and a choice to move from stadium seats and bleachers to all stadium seats.
Petzold said fundraising for the brick columns, Pillars of Faith, did not work out as anticipated.
"The goal was to get a sponsor for those," he said. When the sponsor was unable to make the expected $250,000 donation, the university decided to change the plan.» Read Full Article
Whitefish Bay park to be named after Craig Counsell
Green space used by recently retired professional baseball player Craig Counsell during his formative years is being named in his honor.
The Whitefish Bay Village Board last night voted to name a site Craig Counsell Park. The venue, located along Lydell Avenue, has informally been referred to as Water Tower Park over the years.
Counsell, a Whitefish Bay native, played baseball at Water Tower and Cahill parks as a youth. He currently lives in the community with his wife, Michelle, and his four children.
Counsell made his Major League Baseball debut in 1995 with the Colorado Rockies and retired at the end of the 2011 season as a member of the Milwaukee Brewers - the team he played for throughout most of his career.
Apartment manager arrested for breaking into building he used to manage
A former apartment manager was arrested for breaking into the Shorewood building where he used to work and allegedly stealing more than $1,000 in electronic equipment, among other items.
According to the police report:
The 39-year-old man, formerly of Shorewood and now homeless, was arrested April 30 for burglary, criminal trespass and criminal damage to property in the 3900 block of North Maryland Avenue that occurred about 3 a.m. April 29.
The man broke into the basement and took 13 sets of keys and then used some of those keys to enter occupied apartments, taking items while telling at least one tenant he was investigating a water leak.
Before the burglary was reported, the man was seen carrying what turned out to be stolen items including a laptop computer and a digital media player valued at more than $1,000.» Read Full Article
High school students cited after setting up fight via Twitter
Two 16-year-old boys of Milwaukee and Glendale were mailed citations last week after taking part in a "planned fight" at Whitefish Bay High School coordinated through social media.
According to the police report:
The boys had tweeted each other to set up the confrontation on April 30. The Glendale boy said he didn't want to fight but had no choice after a large group of students gathered around them to watch. The fight began around 3:15 p.m. in the boys locker room.
The Glendale boy punched and kicked the other boy and fled the scene but gave himself up a few blocks away.
The Milwaukee boy was found semiconscious and bleeding and was treated by a school nurse and North Shore rescue. When his mother arrived, she refused transport, and drove her son to a hospital.» Read Full Article
Senior apartments proposed for Shorewood site
A high-profile Shorewood site would become a senior housing development under a new proposal from a Chicago-area firm.
Pathway Senior Living LLC wants to develop assisted living apartments on 3.2-acre site on the south side of E. Capitol Drive, between the Milwaukee River and the biking trail overpass, Village Manager Chris Swartz told me Thursday.
Pathway is planning to make a presentation to the Community Development Authority at the agency's Friday board meeting, Swartz said. He said the number of units could be between roughly 80 and 100, in two four-story buildings.
The site includes a vacant lot on Capitol Drive where the former Riverbrook Family Restaurant, which closed four years ago, was demolished in 2011. It also includes the vacant Sherburn Place Apartments, just south of the lot.
Wangard Partners Inc. recently bought the property for $1.5 million, and will be selling it to Pathway, said Jimmy Rosen, a Wangard vice president.» Read Full Article
Health care provider to anchor Brown Deer development
A Concentra walk-in medical clinic will anchor a 13,500-square-foot building planned for the northwest corner of W. Brown Deer Road and N. 55th St.
The Brown Deer Plan Commission this week approved the $2 million development proposal from the Barry family, which operates the Cassidy Turley Barry commercial real estate brokerage. The Village Board is to review it Monday.
Concentra apparently plans to move to the new building from its urgent care center at 8923 W. Brown Deer Road, Milwaukee, said Nate Piotrowski, Brown Deer community development director. A Concentra representative didn't return my phone call.
Concentra will lease 7,000 square feet, with the remaining space in the one-story building available for office or retail tenants, Piotrowski said. Construction is to begin this spring, with completion by fall, he said.
HHS boys track teams uses depth to roll to title in NSC relays
Homestead boys track coach Dan Benson is a man who likes to maintain an even strain.
Nothing gets him too upset.
So that's why Benson was able to manage well the various ups and downs of the North Shore Conference Relays Wednesday, as his Highlanders bounced back from a few setbacks to cruise to another championship.
"In the end, tjhe job got done," said Benson, "and the relay meet tends to lend itself to that kind of situation. You can't get too high or too low. You respond to one event and then move onto the next."
"But this meet always brings great satisfaction to me. Especially to win like this (without having a dominant performance)."» Read Full Article
Candidates for Thiensville Village Board swell to 15
Fifteen candidates have applied for a vacant position on the Thiensville Village Board created when Van Mobley was elected village president in the April election. The term on the board ends in April 2013.
The list includes two former trustees, Elmer C. Prenzlow, 506 Oakwood Drive, and Donald A. Molyneux, 326 Grand Ave. The other applicants are David A. Lange, 428 Alta Loma Drive; Andy Match, 505 Alta Loma Drive; Peter A. Giersch, 419 Alta Loma Drive; Michael Stephens IV, 120 Riverview Drive; John C. Cabaniss, 503 Riverview Drive; Kurt Braun, 610 Oakwood Drive; Judy Ziebell, 727 Riverview Drive; Aaron John Benson, 526 Rosedale Drive; Donald A. Cary, 404 Woodside Lane; M. "Randy" Pasternak, 524 Bel Aire Drive; Michael J. Dyer, 600 Bel Aire Drive; Todd Ruhkick, 408 Oakwood Drive; and Greg Steinbrenner, 211 S. Orchard St.
The board will interview all the candidates between 5:30 and 8:45 p.m. Thursday with the exception of Steinbrenner who cannot attend that night.
The interviews and any board deliberation are open to the public. The meeting is at Village Hall, 250 Elm St.


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It begins at a Paris auction house, with a favor granted by an old high school friend to geologist Philip Mercer: the opportunity to buy a rare diary written during the French attempt at digging the Panama Canal. But Mercer isn't the only one who wants it. Three Chinese assassins have been dispatched to get it, forcing Mercer into a subterranean game of cat and mouse that takes him from the hellish maze of l'empire de la mort and through the sewers of Paris.
Mercer realizes he has uncovered an intricate Chinese plot to trigger a deadly shift in the world's balance of power. At stake is control of the canal, recently handed over to the government of Panama by the United States. Only Philip Mercer—with help from beautiful U.S. Army officer Lauren Vanik, a cell of tough French Foreign Legion commandos, and a crusty eighty-year-old retired sea captain named Harry White—can stop them.


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I've been using the Google Docs Spreadsheet in List View (View->List View on the menubar) as I have a fixed number of columns in my spreadsheet.
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A community policing program is announced for Juba after a spike in crime in the capital.
South Sudan in Brief: A new vice president - More calls for a referendum on Abyei - Are Yau Yau rebels' weapons hiding something?
A conference for foreign investors in South Sudan scheduled for November is aimed at diversifying the country's revenue base.
A ban on foreign-operated boda bodas seems to be working in Juba, where it has boosted jobs for locals. But residents say it's also hiked fares.
The South Sudan army says it has detained a general and is probing troops under his command in Pibor County, in Jonglei, for rights abuses.
Uganda boda boda operators in South Sudan say they are being targeted by thieves.
Aid groups are back in some remote parts of Jonglei in South Sudan, where thousands fled to escape months of violence in the state.
A South Sudanese girl who finds herself in a tiny minority when she takes up kickboxing inspires other girls to get a kick out of the sport, too.
Around 30 members of President Salva Kiir's new cabinet have been approved, but lawmakers rejected his choice for justice minister.
Voice of America mourns the loss of South Sudan in Focus reporter Simon Kasmiro, who was killed in a road accident this week.
South Sudan in Focus (SSIF) is a 30-minute English-language broadcast and Internet program covering rapidly changing developments in South Sudan and the East Africa region.
South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA's 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of stringers around South Sudan, and reporters in Washington, D.C., produce the stories that are heard on South Sudan in Focus.
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By Tim Walker
November marks the beginning of annual holiday hoopla, and as students are singing, eating special meals, decorating their homes, gift-giving (and receiving!), and visiting family and friends, their excitement is sure to spill over into the classroom. And that's OK! Isn't it?
Yes it is, because looking at holidays is a great way to engage elementary-age students in examining religious diversity.
The United States has always been a religiously diverse nation, but the patchwork of faiths—Sikh, Muslim, Jewish, and Christian, to name just a few—is found in more communities than ever before. In trying to avoid controversy, schools sometimes decide to keep religious holiday celebrations out of school entirely.
In December 2009, the principal of a elementary school in Waterbury, Connecticut banned all religious festivities and many decorations from the classroom, a move supported by the district superintendent. A year earlier, the Oak Lawn school district in Illinois, responding to a Muslim parent's request to hang crescent moon lights in classrooms for Ramadan, considered a ban holiday observances on school grounds. After a community outcry, the district decided merely to add Ramadan to its list of recognized holidays.
The teachers we talked to say there's no need to shut out the holidays altogether. There is obviously reason to proceed with caution, but it is possible to acknowledge and teach about each holiday as it approaches, provided there is a balance and equality in the approach, with no one religion receiving any special consideration.
First, survey your school
Always tailor your classroom activities to fit the demographics of your classroom. Check on the preferences and beliefs of the students. Even in a school that may appear to be homogenous, you might discover that your classroom is more diverse than you originally thought. If you're not certain about how one of your students celebrates a holiday or tradition, don't hesitate to ask his or her family.
Teach, don't celebrate
Kids love the holidays, and hey, you're no Scrooge either. But there's a difference between celebrating and teaching about celebration. According to the Anti-Defamation League and other organizations, it's not appropriate to celebrate any one religious holiday in the classroom, in essence favoring one religion over others. And obviously encouraging or compelling students to participate in any religious activities, such as prayer, during any type of holiday festivity or classroom activity is forbidden.
"We don't celebrate, so to speak, but we teach about celebrations, and this is just as much fun for the students," says Rosita Force, a teacher at Franklin Elementary in Tulsa, Oklahoma. "Young children have a natural curiosity, especially about how other people observe different holidays. It's still enjoyable, but it's about respect."
This does not mean, however, that classrooms cannot display or use holiday-related art, religious symbols, drama, music, and literature if they are being used for learning purposes. Students should be free to incorporate religious symbols in a classroom art activity, for example, but you should generally stay neutral, neither encouraging nor discouraging these creations.
A gateway to global learning
"Teaching about religious holidays," says Force, "is a great way to widen students' global view at a young age—to help them become global thinkers."
Force teaches technology and regularly has students create PowerPoint presentations on different religious observances.
"They are always fascinated to learn that Christmas is not the only widespread religious observance in the world," she says. "They find the information but also feed their natural curiosity about how people around the world observe religious traditions."
The idea is to help students develop respect for the differences in religious holidays and festivals while also drawing connections on how they are similar. Many teachers use a thematic framework—peace, thankfulness, forgiveness, compassion—to connect different religions and their traditions throughout the year.
Students and parents can play a role
No, they can't draft your lesson plan, but letting students take the initiative on the learning process works well with holidays, says Jessica Saliba, who teaches at Kane Elementary in Marlborough, Massachusetts.
"The holiday season is a time when children are able to take ownership of what they learn as well as what they are able to contribute," Saliba says. "It is also one of the many times during the year when I'm learning just as much as I am teaching!" Remember, Saliba says, that students' families are happy to be invited to tell how they observe religious holidays.
"Parents and their kids have shared stories and games about how they celebrate holidays. We also ask them to contribute to a holiday recipe book. I compile it every year and each student gets a copy. Holidays are family affairs so the more you can involve parents in what you are doing in the classroom, the better. I've learned a lot from the parents."
Look beyond December 25th
Don't limit your activities about religious diversity to the winter holiday season. Even if you are confident about the inclusiveness of your approach, it's misguided to explore holiday observances only in late December.
There are observances taking place throughout the year: Ramadan began on September 1 this year and lasted 30 days, during which time many Muslim students are fasting during the day. Diwali, a festival observed by many Indian families, began in October, and the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah sometimes begins a few weeks before Christmas.
Of course, holidays shouldn't be the only way you explore diverse religions and cultures, but you can use them to help young learners draw important connections.
Looking for more guidance to help you create inclusive and appropriate activities around religious holidays? Check these out:
Religion in Public Schools: Teaching About the Holidays
The Anti-Defamation League lays out the basic dos and don'ts in this publication—from conducting school assemblies to observing religious holidays to religious symbols in the classroom. You may also want to check out ADL's The December Dilemma for a more detailed set of guidelines and an extensive reading list.
Religious Holidays in the Public Schools
Chapter 10 of the First Amendment Center's "Finding Common Ground: A Guide to Religious Liberty in Public Schools" provides brief answers to commonly asked questions about appropriate policies for religious holidays.
Rethinking Holidays from an Anti-Bias Perspective
Julie Bisson, an early childhood education consultant, explains how early childhood educators can infuse cultural relevancy and inclusiveness with a developmentally appropriate holiday program.
Around The World Through Holidays: Cross Curricular Readers Theatre.
In this fun and innovative book, Carol Peterson has written 12 plays for the classroom, each one about a specific holiday and applicable across the curriculum.
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TIM WALKER is senior writer and editor with the National Education Association. This article is reposted from the National Education Association website, www.nea.org/home/15287.htm, with his permission.


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I'm interested on kind of attacks which can be used on 'Industry Control Systems'.
I only have found that following malwares:
- switching-off/disablement the systems
- stole the information
What else consequences can be occurred?
I think you really need to rethink the question, however to answer what I think you are asking (what effects can an attack on SCADA systems have) then the list would have to include:
Basically, anything that is controlled by a SCADA system is at risk - so it's kind of the same question as "what damage can an attack on an IT system do?" - it all depends on what the IT system does.
If you can clarify your question as per the FAQ, we could definitely give you more appropriate answers.
Update: Dozens of exploits released for SCADA systems. some more info for you.


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Do you remember an arcade game, that allowed two people to versus or play each other? It was a Galaga/Gradius type game.
Me and a couple of other people I know want to make a game like this. We want to get some other opinions on what programming languages to use. (C or C++ isn't an option).
We plan to use an engine to help us build the game and it's going to be a multiplayer game, so we would be handling the networking with this language as well.
We are thinking about C#, Java, or Actionscript 3.
Any advice on this? And if anyone knows the arcade game I am referring to please post up!
Let me add something here, this game will be played on computers and laptops only. We mainly want to know what's good for handling the networking and Dual screen play.


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10. DVD: Joe + Belle
It's girls with guns on the run when two women become unlikely runaway lovers after they accidentally kill a man in director Veronica Kedar's exciting road comedy that offers a gritty look at life in contemporary Israel.
9. BLU-RAY: Deliverance
The lives of four businessmen (Burt Reynolds, Jon Voight, Ronny Cox, and Ned Beatty) will be forever changed when they go on a canoeing trip through rural Georgia. The iconic thriller that taught men that rape doesn't just happen to women is now available on a stunning Blu-ray with a commentary by director John Boorman and interviews with the cast.
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The Tony Award-winning Broadway great makes her Provincetown debut with piano accompaniment by Sirius Radio star Seth Rudetsky. See LuPone at the Art House for three shows only beginning Wednesday. For more information go to PTownArtHouse.com.
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Film adaptations of comic books don't come any sexier — or campier — than Roger Vadim's take on the sci-fi heroine, starring then-wife Jane Fonda at her most alluring, particularly during the once-notorious zero-gravity striptease. Barbarella debuts on Blu-ray Tuesday.
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The path to stardom of the candy-clad pop princess is on display in a joyful documentary that explores the career highs and personal lows she experienced during her California Dreams tour. In theaters Thursday.
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You might not want to sit in the front row for this chiller about a pea soup-spewing demon-possessed little girl. Brooke Shields and Richard Chamberlain headline director John Doyle's world premiere adaptation of William Peter Blatty's classic horror novel. It opens Tuesday and runs through August 12 at L.A.'s Geffen Playhouse. For more information go to GeffenPlayhouse.com.
4. MUSIC: Overexposed, Maroon 5
Straight ally Adam Levine and bandmates follow last year's inescapable hit "Moves Like Jagger" with a collection of glitzy pop songs featuring the heart-tugging single "Payphone."
3. BOOK: Gorgeous Gallery
The fine art of homoeroticism is saluted in this aptly titled volume (Bruno Gmunder, $52.99). Gay art chronicler David Leddick has compiled a bold and often graphic collection of drawings, paintings, and photos of artists at their most sexual.
2. MUSIC: Evita: New Broadway Cast Recording
The cast recording of the hit Broadway revival of the of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's passion-filled musical about controversial Argentine first lady Eva Peron is now available on a two-disc set. Even without his commanding stage presence, Ricky Martin's soaring take on "High Flying Adored" will have listeners swooning.
1. FILM: Magic Mike
Get ready to unroll those dollar bills. Matt Bomer, Joe Manganiello, Matthew McConaughey, and Alex Pettyfer nicely fill out their G-strings in Steven Soderbergh's gritty dramedy (think Boogie Nights meets Saturday Night Fever) loosely based on star Channing Tatum's teenage stint as a stripper. Now in theaters. Watch a clip here.


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November 10, 2010
Cape Town commemorates World Responsible Tourism Day
As part of creating and promoting a more sustainable tourism industry, one that will see the city well into the future, Cape Town Tourism is commemorating World Responsible Tourism Day.
An initiative of the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO), and included as part of World Travel Market, currently on the go in London, the day is marked globally on November 10, 2010.
The Mother City has been at the forefront of responsible tourism practices in the country, signing the Cape Town Declaration in 2002, and going on to win a range of relevant awards in the past few years, such as the Virgin Holidays Responsible Tourism Award in the Best Destination category in 2009.
As part of this drive, Cape Town Tourism is working closely with the City of Cape Town and other stakeholders to prioritise sustainability as a guiding principle for growth in all aspects of tourism.
In a blog on the city's responsible tourism standards, published last year, Cape Town Tourism CEO Mariëtte du Toit-Helmbold commented on how "Cape Town Tourism is dedicated to championing ethical lifestyles and business practices that invest in the future well-being of our communities and environment."
The tourism body also encourages visitors to the city to take the Responsible Tourism Pledge, and gives tips on how to enjoy more ethical, more sustainable adventures.
This World Tourism Day, why don't you take the pledge and do your bit to help keep the Mother City beautiful?
To read the Cape Town Responsible Tourism Charter, click here.


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I'm not a topologist and I just saw the definition of prime knot a while ago.
Today I'm somewhat supprised to realize that I don't even know if there are infinitely many prime knots? If this question is not completely trivial then I'm hoping to see a "proof from the book".
(A related question is, is the decomposition of a composite knot into prime knots unique? I would hope so but I don't have a strong reason to support that.)


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It's the price we pay for living in swing-state Florida. Every four years, our t.v. sets become the loudest mouthpiece on the road to the White House. But if 2012 feels different, it should.
"Barack Obama's got lots of excuses for the bad economy - headwinds coming from Europe; we've had a string of bad luck."
The republican-leaning group 'Crossroads GPS' is pouring $25 million into running this ad in Florida and a handful of other battleground states. It's a massive amount of money even the presidential campaigns have yet to match, and we have no idea where it's coming from.
Like almost everything else in the world of campaigning, political ads are all about the money trail. Generally, you know exactly who's paying for them and why, but the new ads are different.
They're multi-million dollar political attacks funded by people and businesses that may have more incentive to give because they're anonymous.
Crossroads is one a handful of so-called 'social welfare' political committees that don't have to report their donors. As a result, major companies can privately pick sides in the presidential contest without having to worry about the fallout if the other guy wins.
Democrats complain the committees can't run attack ads, and that's why they're filing suit to pull them off the air.
"The democrats would be doing exactly the same thing if they had the money."
Political strategist Gary Yordon says there's no question the social welfare committees are giving republicans and their deep-pocketed donors the advantage, and he predicts going to court won't change anything for the democrats.
"Sometime in 2013 a judge is going to tell them that, 'you had a really good argument and they shouldn't have done that', and then, they'll be able to go knock on the doors of elected republicans who benefited from it and say, 'see, you shouldn't have done that'. No, it's going to happen," Yordon said.
Which means democrats may have no choice but to form their own social welfare committees, funded by their own anonymous donations. It's a step they're beginning to take, but if you believe one of their first ads, they don't like doing it.
"We know the ads blaming President Obama for the economy are politics at its worst."
But in politics as in war, apparently, all is fair.
The lawsuit to pull the social welfare ads attacking President Obama off the air is being filed by the democratic party's U.S. Senate Election Committee. Two of the president's former aides are heading up a democratic-leaning social welfare group called 'Priorities USA Action'.


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actually i didnt understood what shabbir is saying..i mean..i understood the difference..but i didnt understood the last point..that is according to definition it is wrong..
can anybody clearley explain it..
can anybody clearley explain it..
Originally Posted by Jeff ModenShabbir,
Some very powerful definitions about what a DBMS and an RDBMS are have been made in your article and they have made without citation. Since it's highly unlikely that you're the inventor or either term, citations are important. I think your definitions are likely correct definitions and I'd really like to cite your article in some of my own reasearch, but without such citations from you to support this article, they amount to nothing more than hear-say and conjecture.
Is there any change that you could post such citations? Thanks.
--Jeff Moden


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The interior and the design of the fascia panel, identical to that of the hatchback create a sense of well-being entirely in keeping with the overall design of the passenger compartment. Its sloping design and fl owing lines, its elegant and impressive styling, reinforces the impression of space and on board comfort. A key feature of the concept vehicle and the interior ambience is the impressive panoramic glass roof, which on the Peugeot 308 SW now extends beyond the heads of the second row passengers, and can also be enjoyed by the occasional occupants of the third row seats. It increases the total glazed surface area of the vehicle to 5.58 m2.


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The Skip Hop Zoo Straw Bottle is the perfect transition from sippy cup to a straw cup. With a flip-top lid, the straw of this bottle stays concealed and germ-free. Plus, the clever Velcro strap attaches this kid's bottle to almost anything. The Skip Hop Zoo Straw Bottle is for ages 12 months old and up.
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A room heater is blamed for a Tuesday morning fire that forced a Nebraska City family to evacuate.
Derek Vesely, 29, had just settled down with two of his children to watch a movie when he smelled smoke.
He dialed 911 and gathered his seven-month-old Hunter and his son Isaiah.
Firefighters arriving at 1319 S. Eighth St. could not see smoke upon arrival, but an interior team encountered dense smoke in an upstairs bedroom.
Fire Chief Alan Viox said the tight space of the upstairs room help subdue the fire, but it had spread to the carpeting, some clothes and a mattress.
He said it is unclear whether something was put on top of the heater, but the heater was found on its side with burned material on it.
Firefighters and Nebraska City EMS provided blankets for the children, who were soon united with their mother, Sara, who had been at work. Vesely first saw smoke when firefighters broke out upstairs windows.
The family dog, Rex, left the house with the family, but the cat Dori was not seen until firefighters brought her out and handed her to Sara.
Sara said the cat likes to rest in the upstairs window sill in the mornings, so she was worried that she had been lost.
A hose line from the pumper truck provided water protection for the interior team, but there was a complication in hooking up to a fire hydrant. The nearest hydrant was up a steep slope more than a city block away
Firefighter Steve Recker sat in the open hatch of an Otoe County Sheriff's Office vehicle while Deputy Mike Riege drove up the hill. Recker and other firefighters pulled the five-inch hose up until it became too heavy. He was then re-situated in the prisoner cage of the vehicle to provide leverage needed to pull the hose up the hill.
Viox said tanker trucks had been dispatched to bring water, but a fire hydrant is preferred. He said not much water was used against the fire, but it is always better to have more water available.
He noted that there smoke detectors in the house. He said they might've sounded an alarm, but he did not hear them while in the house.
"It is important for people to have working smoke detectors in every place that is a sleeping area," Viox said.
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Forum on Obamacare planned
Woman's Club of Steubenville brings health care blur into focus
April 2, 2013
STEUBENVILLE — How will "Obamacare" affect you? The GFWC/OFWC Woman's Club of Steubenville hopes to bring into focus that blurry issue when it sponsors a public forum on the Patient Protection and......
Everyone in America deserve to have access to health care and Obamacare will go a long way in providing that. The current system is a failure and changes need to be made. Obamacare is a good start and if changes need to be made to make it more effective, so be it.
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Room and Pillar Mining
Room and Pillar Mining
This drawing depicts the room and pillar method of underground mining. Most underground coal is mined by the room and pillar method, whereby rooms are cut into the coal bed leaving a series of pillars, or columns of coal, to help support the mine roof and control the flow of air. Generally, rooms are 20-30 feet wide and the pillars up to 100 feet wide. As mining advances, a grid-like pattern of rooms and pillars is formed. Workers drive bolts of up to eight feet long in the roof of the rooms to keep the rock above the coal seam from falling in. When mining advances to the end of a panel or the property line, retreat mining begins. In retreat mining, the workers mine as much coal as possible from the remaining pillars until the roof falls in. When retreat mining is completed, the mined area is abandoned.
There are two types of room and pillar mining — conventional mining and continuous mining. Conventional mining is the oldest method. In conventional mining, the coal seam is cut, drilled, blasted and then loaded into cars. Continuous mining is the most prevalent form of underground mining. In continuous mining, a machine known as a continuous miner cuts the coal from the mining face, obviating the need for drilling and blasting.
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This information has been archived and is no longer updated. For information on the current flu season, and pregnancy vaccine safety please see Flu Vaccine.
H1N1 Nasal Spray Vaccine 2009 FAQ
Influenza A (H1N1) Monovalent Nasal-Spray Flu Vaccine (Live Attenuated Influenza Vaccine [LAIV]
What is the nasal spray flu vaccine?
There are two types of flu vaccine: the flu shot and the nasal spray vaccine. Both types of vaccine are being made against 2009 H1N1. The nasal spray flu vaccine (sometimes called LAIV for Live Attenuated Influenza Vaccine) is a vaccine made with live, weakened viruses that cannot grow at normal body temperature and is given via a nasal sprayer. This vaccine was approved for seasonal influenza viruses in 2003 and tens of millions of doses of the vaccine have been given in the United States.
How is the 2009 H1N1 nasal spray vaccine different from the seasonal nasal spray vaccine?
The 2009 H1N1 nasal spray vaccine is being made in the same way as the seasonal nasal spray vaccine, but instead of containing three weakened live flu viruses, it only contains weakened 2009 H1N1 virus. (That is why it' is called a "monovalent" vaccine.). The recommendations for who can get the 2009 H1N1 nasal spray vaccine are the same as for seasonal nasal spray vaccine. LAIV is recommended for use in healthy* people 2 years to 49 years of age who are not pregnant.
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1 Aug 2012 3:22 AM #1
This thread is to show a Gallery of Apps made with Sencha Touch 2.x
There is also a dedicated url here: http://www.sencha.com/apps/
and you can submit your app here: http://www.sencha.com/apps/submit/
But not all apps that are submitted are listed in that gallery:
For my experience I did a submit more than 1 month ago with several email and received no reply at all.
I think that it is very important to see results of other developers, it is most useful than tons of question and discussion threads.
I encourage all developer to post here any link to their jobs, even if not yet completed.
I suggest to write one post for each app and to write these stuff:
App Name
App Category
App Description (describe your app as best you can)
Developer Info (brief description of your company, including website)
Device Support (devices that this app supports)
Demo URL (Web App url)
Store URLs (Web App, Apple App Store, Google Play, Amazon Appstore)
Video URL (one minute demo video to show off the interaction in your app, very appreciated)
Icon and Screenshots
I will add an app of mine on next post as example.
1 Aug 2012 3:36 AM #2
I Agree
You're right, I've submitted an app two months ago and nothing happens, so I've trying to contant sencha staff by email and nobody answered me
1 Aug 2012 3:37 AM #3
Series Trivial
App Name:
Series Trivial
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App Description:
Series Trivial is a funny quiz game where you can test your knowledge on tv series
Developer Info:
Naxe Touch Team is specialized on development of touch application running on every kind of mobile device like Smartphone and Tablet. Our application are compatible with Apple IOS and Android OS.
Device Support:
iPhone, iPad, Android 2.x
Demo URL:
Store URLs
Apple: http://itunes.apple.com/app/series-trivial/id527600045
Google: https://play.google.com/store/apps/d....seriestrivial
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/NAXE-Series-Trivial/dp/B008I6II3O
Samsung: http://www.samsungapps.com/topApps/t...d=G00008785489
Video URL:
YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGLimijPtE8
Icon and Screenshots:
Web: http://touch.naxe.it/app/series-triv...vers-tv-series
We did more apps, I will post them after few posts from other developers, go share!