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Illinois will use 2 QBs CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) — In the absence of the injured Wes Lunt, Illinois will play a pair of quarterbacks Saturday against Minnesota. Coach Tim Beckman said Monday that the Gophers (6-1, 3-0 Big Ten) can expect to see both senior Reilly O’Toole and sophomore Aaron Bailey, something he believes will make their preparation more difficult. “I think that for them to prepare for two is always a little more challenging than to prepare for one,” he said. How the Illini (3-4, 0-3 Big Ten) will make that work remains to be seen, offensive coordinator Bill Cubit said. He doesn’t appear to be a big fan of the idea. “I don’t know. I’ll be honest with you — I’ve never
done it before,” Cubit said. “Both guys have pretty good qualities. We’ll figure it out.” He raised concerns about limiting his playbook to accommodate the two very different quarterbacks, O’Toole is the more traditional passer, and Bailey is the running threat. “The playbook gets really expanded for one guy,” Cubit said. “You just can’t run two plays, three plays out there. You’ve got to give the other team a little bit of credit that they’re going to come out there in defense and they’re going to have different schemes for it.” Asked whether he liked the idea of planning to play both quarterbacks, Cubit didn’t exactly endorse the idea. “If it helps us win, yeah,” he said. The team has said Lunt
is out until mid-November with a broken bone in his left leg sustained against Purdue. Cubit said Lunt is off crutches and has started some throwing. O’Toole started Illinois’ only game since, the 38-28 loss at Wisconsin. He was 12-19 for 96 yards and two touchdowns, and was sacked four times. Bailey relieved him late, with Illinois down by 24 points, and rallied the Illini for a pair of touchdowns. One he ran in himself from 29 yards. Bailey was 2-for-5 for 39 yards with an interception and ran the ball 12 times for 75 yards and the touchdown. He was Illinois’ leading rusher. The team, which has lost three straight, didn’t list either O’Toole or Bailey as the likely starter on Monday.
Strikers set pace
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Hononegah’s NIC-10 Freshmen Conference Champions include, kneeling from left, Skylar Conley, Becca Gonzalez, Maggie He, Kylie Dodd; standing from left, Keely Parlow, Emily Bax, Anne Montgomery, Victoria Sweeney, Rima Bouhal, Irene Choi, Olivia Dobson, Coach Brian McGuire.
Hononegah girls win NIC-10 freshman meet Bax captures two firsts to lead Indians at Boylan
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Baylor Denu, a fourth grader at Morgan Elementary School in Beloit, controls the ball during a 6-0 win over Milton SC Red Sunday at the Janesville Youth Sports Complex. The Strikers are 9-3-1 overall and 6-0-1 to lead their league.
By Daily News staff ROCKFORD, Ill. — The Hononegah girls swimming team won the NIC-10 Freshman Conference Meet held at the Boylan Swim Complex in Rockford, IL for the second straight year. The meet format is modified slightly to allow all of the freshmen from each team an opportunity to compete. Each swimmer is allowed to compete in 3 events; each team can enter up to 3 swimmers in each individual event and 2 relay teams in the relay events. Points are scored for 1st 12th place. Depth has been a key to the Indians success this season, going undefeated in dual meets and winning two invites. Tonight was no different with all 11 Indians entered in the meet scoring points in their events. Hononegah was led by Emily Bax who finished first in both the 50 free (28.44) and the 100 free (1:03.98). She also teamed with Irene Choi, Maggie He and Becca Gonzales to finish 3rd in the 200 medley relay (2:18.04). The 200-free relay team of Gonzalez, Victoria Sweeney, Rima Bouhal and Kylie Dodd were also 1st with a time of 2:06.31. Choi finished 2nd in the 50 fly (31.57)
and the 50 back (31.50). Dodd also placed 2nd in her 2 individual events, the 50 free (29.26) and the 100 free (1:05.55). Bouhal was 3rd in the 150 free (1:56.03) and 4th in the 50 back (38.93), Sweeney was 4th in the 50 fly (34.54) and 7th in the 50 breast (43.79), He was 4th in the 50 breast (41.37) and 6th in the 100IM (1:17.54), Anne Montgomery was 5th in the 300 free (4:21.58) and 9th in the 50 fly (37.21), Gonzalez was 7th in the 100IM (1:19.60), Skylar Conley was 9th in the 150 free (2:11.92) and the 300 free (4:57.40), Olivia Dobson was 10th in the 300 free (5:13.74) and 12th in the 150 free (2:17.98), Keely Parlow was 10th in the 50 free (41.98) and 11th in the 100 free (1:34.68). The B 200 free relay team of Dobson, Parlow, Conley and Montgomery finished 4th with a 2:28.24. The Indians are coached by Brian McGuire and Gary Wright. They continue their season on Saturday, November 1st at the NIC-10 Frosh/Soph Conference meet being hosted by Rockford East. Team Scores: Hononegah 259.5; Harlem 143; Belvidere Co-op 135; Rockford Auburn 128; Boylan 115; Rockford Guilford 103; Rockford East 84; Rockford Jefferson 53; Freeport 44.5
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withdraw a total of more than $70 billion from 401(k)s or similar retirement savings plans for non-retirement spending needs every year, according to a report published this month by the financial advisory firm HelloWallet. With traditional pensions fading into memory, and Congress considering cuts to Social Security and Medicare, many Americans working in the private sector expect their 401(k) nest eggs to guarantee financial security in their older years. But in the aftermath of the recession, increased “leakage” from 401(k)s in the form of cash-outs, hardship withdrawals and loans is worrying policymakers and retirement savings experts, who also bemoan the plans’ high fees and stubbornly low participation rates. Some are looking for ways to reform 401(k)s, or even offer innovative alternatives. One such plan has been proposed by Teresa Ghilarducci, an economics professor at The New School in New York City and an ardent critic of 401(k)s. “A good pension plan helps people accumulate
money, helps them invest money appropriately and helps people pay out your pension for life, and the 401(k) fails at all three of those dimensions,” Ghilarducci said. Her plan would require that employers deduct 2.5 percent of their employees’ pay, a contribution that businesses could match if they chose. Employee contributions would be mandatory. The money would be set aside in a fund that pays a guaranteed, modest rate of return to supplement Social Security. The return could be guaranteed by a paid fund or an insurance company, and it would be paid out after a worker retired in the form of an annuity for the rest of that person’s life. “What people put in and what they earn is what they’re going to get out, so it’s a safe and secure savings account that’s only there for retirement purposes,” Ghilarducci said. California already has moved to adopt a voluntary version of Ghilarducci’s plan that would pool contributions from privatesector workers in a stateadministered, professionally managed fund. The state is awaiting a feasibility study and a final vote by the legislature before launching it by the end of 2013.
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2013 WISCONSIN STATE
COW CHIP THROW
Friday & Saturday Aug. 30th & Aug. 31st 2013 Marion Park, Prarie du Sac, WI
KIDS
SATURDAY, AUG. 31ST
SATURDAY, AUG. 31ST
Cow Chip Throw - Kids Throw
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$1.00 - Children up to age 15 9:00am - Noon (Register just as they throw on the day of the event.)
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7:00 - 10:30pm
Blue Spruce 5:00 - 7:00pm
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All Day By Area Service Groups FC=Food Court, KS=Kids Stage, BG=Beer Garden All events are held at
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Located at Grand Avenue and First Street. Please note that dogs are not allowed at Marion Park.
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500 Water Street Sauk City
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Convenience Stores
Fuels, Food, Drinks GAS • DIESEL Prairie du Sac • Sauk City
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Mon.-Fri. 8am-8pm; Sat. 8am-5pm Sun. 9am-5pm
1850 Prairie du Sac, WI 643-6365
BAVARIAN Smorgasbord Monday, September 2nd & 16th
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Tim’s Trucking, LLC. Oak Street Ramblers 5:00 - 7:00pm
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Karaoke Synchronized Sound Mobile DJ’s 4:00 - 7:00pm
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Matt Wahl 8:30 - 9:45am Tim’s Trucking, LLC. The Dang 10:30am - 12:30pm everIts ready electric, inc. Ultimate Legends 1:30 - 5:00pm
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1425 Hemlock Street • Sauk City 608-643-8494
836 Phillips Blvd. Hwy 12, Sauk City, WI 53583 608.643.3735 or 800.972.6895 Hours: Sunday 9-5, Monday-Thursday 9-6, Friday 9-8, Saturday 9-5
$3.00 - for ages 16 or older After the parade - 1:30pm
11:00 - 11:45am
Lunch - 11:45am - 12:45pm BallwegJuggling Custom Truly Remarkable Loon Act Sawing Located on the blacktop area by the Kids Stage.
SATURDAY, AUG. 31ST
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Kids Pedal Pull Starts 1:30pm - until done
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Residential • Commercial • Agricultural
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RIVER STAGES As of 7 a.m. of previous day River (flood stage) Stage Chg MISSISSIPPI Lake City (16) 6.9 +.1 Wabasha (12) 7.2 -.2 Alma, Dam 4, TW (16) 4.9 -.1 Minnesota City, Dam 5, TW (—) 2.6 nc Winona (13) 5.6 -.1 Tremp., Dam 6, TW (9) 5.3 +.1 Dakota (—) 8.1 nc Dam 7, Pool (—) 9.8 nc Dam 7, Tailwater (—) 3.3 +.2 La Crosse (12) 5.7 nc Dam 8, Pool (17) 13.3 -.3 Dam 8, Tailwater (—) 6.5 +.1 Lansing (18) 8.5 +.1 Dam 9, Pool (—) 11.1 -.2 Dam 9, Tailwater(—) 7.3 +.4
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TODAY Sunrise: 7:22 a.m. Sunset: 6:18 p.m. Moon rise: 1:15 a.m.
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Moon set: 3:15 p.m. TOMORROW Sunrise: 7:23 a.m. Sunset: 6:16 p.m.
Fall Cleaning is about preparation and heading into the winter and holiday seasons with a safer and less cluttered home. • Fire Safety & Prevention. National Fire Prevention Week falls during the week of October 5th as a reminder of the Great Chicago Fire. It is also a reminder that as we head into winter, more house fires occur than in any other season. Take some simple steps to protect your home and family. Change the batteries in your smoke detectors when you change your clocks. (Daylight savings time ends on November 2 this year. Have a practice fire drill. • Too much paper? Purge your files of any unnecessary paperwork. • Out with the outgrown. Sort through kids winter clothes and any winter sporting gear that you may have outgrown. Not only will you clear out some space, but you will also know what to be on the lookout for in the next size. • Keeping cool spaces clean. Take a walk through your garage and pick out items that are no longer useful.
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Janesville, The Gazette 01/20/2013
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Flu season halfway through, officials say ■ But resurgence possible
in second half of season By Karen Herzog Milwaukee Journal Sentinel The worst of the flu season may be behind us. Or not. “I believe we’ve crested the peak of the A: H3N2 flu epidemic locally,” Paul Biedrzycki, director of disease control and environmental health for the Milwaukee Health Department, said Friday. Hospital emergency department visits for those with flulike symptoms have been decreasing the past two to three weeks, and for the first time this season, flu-related hospitalizations declined this week among all age groups, he said,
including infants and the elderly, who are most vulnerable to flu complications. That said, there still could be a flu resurgence in the second half of the flu season. Type B viruses sometimes hit after Type A viruses. About 67 percent of Type B viruses are covered by this year’s flu vaccine; 33 percent are not. Another Type A virus also could emerge. Flu viruses can mutate arbitrarily and quickly within a flu season, public health officials said. One influenza-related pediatric death has been reported in Wisconsin; 29 children have died nationwide, including nine last week. Only flu-related deaths of those under age 18 are required to be reported.
The government doesn’t keep a running tally of adult deaths from flu, but the flu kills an average 24,000 people across the nation each year. The predominant strain circulating the first half of this flu season—A: H3N2—is included in this year’s flu shot. But seasons dominated by A: H3N2 tend to be more severe, with a greater number of hospitalizations and deaths, according to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The elderly have been hit especially hard this season. Nationwide, the rate of influenza lab-confirmed hospitalizations for those 65 and older is now 82 per 100,000, “which is quite a high rate,” said Tom Frieden, director of the CDC.
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State starts issuing Real IDs Gun advocates hold rally MADISON—Wisconsin is one of just 13 states that have started issuing driver’s licenses that abide by tighter federal standards. The licenses cost the same, but include stringent checks on proof of legal presence, address and identity. The Wisconsin State Journal reported drivers have to bring documents such as their Social Security card, passport and proof of address, such as a utility bill or current license. The IDs are compliant with the federal REAL ID Act of 2005, which lays out standards recommended by the 9/11 Commission. Drivers can still get regular licenses but the new IDs will be mandatory for air travel or getting into some federal buildings in a few years. The federal government has granted extensions to states that weren’t ready to start the new IDs.
MADISON—Wisconsin gun advocates joined nationwide rallies in support of gun rights. The group Wisconsin Guns Across America held a peaceful rally Saturday outside the Capitol in Madison. Capitol police spokeswoman Stephanie Marquis said an estimated 500 to 600 people showed up and there were no problems. The Facebook page for the event called it a “peaceful picketing protest.” Pictures posted on the page showed people holding signs like “Know Guns Know Freedom.” The rally is one of many slated to take place at state capitols across the country thanks to a loosely organized campaign via social media. The rallies were sponsored by the Washington D.C.-based group Political Media.
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Janesville, The Gazette 03/17/2013
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STATE
Walker rallies conservatives Governor brings message to CPAC By Bill Glauber Milwaukee Journal Sentinel OXON HILL, MD.
Gov. Scott Walker showed Saturday morning that he can play a big room filled with conservative political activists. Walker had thousands of people cheering at the Conservative Political Action Committee Conference when he said, “We have to be optimistic. We have to be relevant. And most importantly, we have to be courageous.” And then, he had them up and roaring as he declared, “In America, we take a day off to celebrate the 4th of July, not the 15th of April.” Such moments fuel speculation that Walker could be among the top contenders for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination. But before entering that race, Walker faces re-election for governor in Wisconsin in 2014. And sometimes navigating the world between being a
state political leader and a national political star can get tricky. On Saturday morning, just hours before his speech, the news outlet Politico reported that Walker said he is open to a run for president. The news outlet added that the governor “pointedly declined to pledge to Walker serve a full four-year term if he’s re-elected next year.” Asked about his interest in running for president, Walker said during the interview, “Would I ever be (interested)? Possibly. I guess the only thing I’d say is I’m not ruling it out.” Walker said his focus as governor was on substance, not longevity, Politico reported. “For me, it’s really a measure of what I’ve accomplished and what more I could accomplish if I was in a different position,” Walker said in the interview. When questioned about the story, Walker did not dispute the Politico account but said he
is “focused on being governor.” “My number one job is helping people of the state of Wisconsin create jobs,” he said. “I’m focused on that. I had to run hard twice the last two years to get that job. Any other discussions about what may or may not be in the future is really related to what I do as governor. So it’s in my best interest to continue to do a good job for people of the state. But I’m not testing anything right now.” Walker said he has not decided yet on running for reelection in 2014. But he has begun to set up a campaign team for the 2014 race, hiring four staffers. Asked if he would serve a full second term, if re-elected, Walker said, “For me, that’s a discussion to have in the 2014 campaign. My only focus right now is literally as I’ve been obsessed with for the last couple of years is creating jobs and putting people back to work in the state.” Mike Tate, chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin, said in a statement, “That Scott Walker would openly contemplate a run for president after
a dismal record of job loss, division, diminished standards and unethical conduct is shocking in itself. Perhaps the best Republicans can do is a Governor who is last in the Midwest in every economic indicator.” Tate added, “That he is openly and baldly displaying that he would rather serve his ambition than the people of Wisconsin whom he has already failed is disappointing but not surprising.” During his speech, Walker detailed how he closed a budget deficit in Wisconsin and won a recall race. He laid out his agenda for education reform as well as dealing with the Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare. He touted his plan to turn down a full expansion of Medicaid as a way to “move people from dependence to independence.” Under Walker’s plan, extremely poor adults without dependent children will be able to enroll in BadgerCare, while adults with higher incomes currently in the program will be shifted into a federal marketplace set to begin in 2014.
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App designed to prevent drunken driving MADISON—A new phone app is designed to help keep drunken drivers off the road. The “Drive Sober” app launched by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation allows motorists to estimate their blood alcohol content and select a designated driver. The app also has a function to find a safe ride home that uses the phone’s GPS to provide contacts for nearby taxi, mass transit and designateddriver services. It also includes a simulation showing the physical effects of being drunk. The department is touting the app in advance of the St. Patrick’s holiday weekend. A free download of the app is available online at zeroinwisconsin.gov.
Court declines to hear killer’s appeal MILWAUKEE—The state Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal from a Milwaukee man convicted of killing seven women over a 21-year period. Walter E. Ellis pleaded no contest in 2011 to charges of firstdegree intentional homicide and first-degree murder. The 52year-old was sentenced to life in prison. He appealed the conviction, arguing in part that he only accepted a plea deal because he thought all the pretrial publicity made it impossible for him to get a fair trial in Milwaukee County. He said the judge should have granted a change in venue. An appeals court upheld the conviction. Ellis then appealed to the state Supreme Court. Defense attorney Richard Hart said Friday the high court has declined to take the case.
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Journey/Class hopes to improve understanding Continued from 1A how the brain works, the different types and diagnoses of mental illness, what medications are available to treat mental illness and how to better communicate with a loved one with mental illness. “It is a very comprehensive program,” Therese said. “Many people get a huge sense of relief and empowerment from the information.” Classes normally include 20 to 25 people. Joyce Burland, a clinical psychologist, developed the course’s original curriculum more than 20 years ago. Her sister and daughter both live with schizophrenia and her life experience deeply influenced her work. The East Coast woman researched and wrote the materials as a way to help families cope with situations and to improve their support network. She also came up with the idea of family members teaching other family members. The format is successful because the class is nonthreatening, the material is credible and a bond emerges among those attending, Therese said. “Feedback from participants has shown that their understanding of mental illness and their ability to cope with it is markedly improved after
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tended from Janesville, Madison and Rockford, Ill. One session focuses on the caregiver and coping with stress and emotional overload. “People are so concerned with taking care of this other person that they do not take care of themselves,” Steven said. “But, if you are not healthy, how can you help someone else?” Another session helps caregivers gain empathy for their loved ones with mental illnesses. By taking part in role-playing exercises, caregivers begin to understand what someone else is experiencing. “Understanding is the first step towards empathy,” Therese said. “All the sharing that takes place (in the course) helps to build better understanding of the complexity of
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Aseries of 12 weekly classes to help family members understand and support loved ones with serious mental illness will begin Thursday,March 7.Offered through the National Alliance on Mental Illness, classes will be held in room 219 from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Central Christian Church, 2460 Milwaukee Road, Beloit. Classes are not affiliated with any religious denomination.Registration deadline is Feb. 28. To register, call 608-364-0874 or 608-751-9441. The class curriculum covers major depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, post traumatic stress disorder,anxiety and panic disorder and obsessive compulsive disorder. Research cited by Wisconsin United for Mental Health shows that one in five Wisconsin residents will be affected by mental illness this year.
taking the course,” she added. Steven said that knowledge from the class has improved his life. “No one wants to talk about mental illness,” he said. “There’s a stigma attached to being mentally ill. The course helps people understand that mental illness is a disease. The more education that people have about mental illness the less stigma they will attach to it.” Every person who comes to the class has a unique story and insights to share. “The last group was diverse,” Therese said. “I think we had just about every mental illness represented. We also had every relationship from parents to children to spouses and other relatives.” In the past, people have at-
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The Janesville woman killed in a traffic accident in the town of Dunkirk on Friday is Alyson M. Burn, 34, according to the Dane County Medical Examiner’s Office. A death notice from a local funeral home identifies the woman as Alyson Michelle Tirpak-Burn. The accident remains under investigation. The accident occurred at 1:27 p.m. Friday on Highway 51 near Tower Drive east of Stoughton, when the car Burn was driving crossed the centerline and struck a recycling truck, according to news releases. Burn’s 4-year-old daughter was treated for minor injuries at Stoughton Hospital and released to relatives. Services for Burn are set for 7 p.m. Friday at Schneider Apfel Schneider & Schneider Funeral Home and Crematory, Janesville. Visitation will be from 4 p.m. until the time of services Friday at the funeral home.
Dan Lassiter/dlassiter@gazettextra.com Therese Mueller McLain and Steven McLain are organizing a course in Rock County for people who are caregivers for individuals with severe mental illness. mental illness.” Anna Marie Lux is a columnist for The Gazette. Her columns run Sundays, Tues-
days and Thursdays. Call her with ideas or comments at (608) 755-8264, or email amarielux@gazettextra.com.
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dressed in period costume recount the legends of Kim Il Sung’s battles against Japanese imperialists. Before we left Pyongyang, the capital, we were warned, half-jokingly, not to get lost. Mount Paektu straddles North KoBy ERIC TALMADGE rea’s border with China. Associated Press “If you wander off into China,” we were ake Chon, North Korea — When told, “you will be shot.” North Korea opens its doors, it does Something similar had, in fact, hapso for a reason. So it was when the pened many years ago. No borders were authoritarian government granted perinvolved, but a South Korean housewife mission for a road trip so extensive that who strayed off the accepted path at a few North Koreans — let alone a pair of tourist site was fatally shot in the back by American journalists — could imagine a North Korean guard. taking it. Nothing so dramatic had happened as We drove 1,336 miles in a country that we made our way across the country to has barely 15,500 miles of road, and only the mountain. about 450 miles of those paved. By the Wrested out of our beds for our ascent time we returned to the capital a week up to the summit after four days on the later, our Chinese-made Great Wall SUV road, we fumbled without lights to pack had a few new scratches our equipment, made our and one less hubcap. way down our hotel’s Our official destination candlelit staircase and The country itself was majestic Mount Paekclimbed into our car in the had a great deal to tu, with its jagged peaks pouring rain. With no surrounding a crystal-blue signs to guide him, our say. And no place is driver steered silently into crater lake. North Korea is pursuing a plan to create the night. more symbolic of dozens of special foreign Many people have been investment and tourism amazed by nighttime satelthe North Korean zones, and this is one of lite images that show the places that it most psyche than Mount North Korea as dark as the wants to promote. ocean, set against a northPaektu. The easiest way to get east Asia brimming with there is to fly, but we had light. There is nothing in been granted permission to drive. This, we the world like experiencing that darkness were told, would mean traveling through on the ground over long stretches of the places that no foreign journalists had been North Korean back country. Possibly more allowed to see before. than any other populated place on the Still, the trip was on North Korea’s globe, North Korea is terra incognita. terms. As we drove toward the dawn, two Even on the loneliest of lonely higharmed soldiers emerged from the darkways, we would never be without a “minness, signaled for us to stop and for our der,” whose job was to monitor and superminder to get out. The rain was coming vise our activities. We were not to take down harder as they stood in the blurry photographs of any checkpoints or milpool of our headlights. itary installations or talk to people we One peered in at us through the rainhappened to see along the way. For the dotted window. There was a good deal of most part, we were not to detour from our gesticulating. Then some head nodding. preapproved route, which, to no one’s Our minder got back in the car. surprise, didn’t include nuclear facilities We had gotten lost, but we weren’t in or prison camps. China. We were going the wrong way Although we would not get to know the down a one-lane, one-way road. people along the way, the country itself The soldiers waved us on. had a great deal to say. And no place is With North Korean tourism still in its more symbolic of the North Korean psyche infancy, we were safe. than Mount Paektu. We wouldn’t see another car until we North Koreans venerate it for its natreached the snowy, wind-whipped parking ural beauty, but more importantly because lot below the crater, where two small vans it is considered the home of the North full of shivering Chinese waited for a Korean revolution. It is dotted by reconguard to wake up and lead them to Lake structions of “secret camps,” where guides Chon.
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A Secret Service officer and dog patrol Thursday on the sidewalk in front of the White House. Two service dogs were hailed Thursday for helping take down a White House fence-jumper.
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Washington — Hurricane and Jordan, a pair of Secret Service dogs who were injured as they helped take down a White House fence jumper, got the all-clear to return to duty Thursday and quickly became stars for the beleaguered agency. White House press secretary Josh Earnest hailed the duo at a daily news briefing Thursday and the Secret Service tweeted out their service pictures and mini-bios. Jordan, 5, and Hurricane, 6, of the Belgian Malanois breed, were taken to a veterinarian Wednesday and treated for “minor bruising,” Secret Service spokesman Brian Leary said. News footage of the inci-
dent showed the intruder wrestling and kicking the dogs on the North Lawn of the White House. Dominic Adesanya, 23, of Bel Air, Md., who was unarmed at the time of his arrest and was treated at a hospital for dog bites, was charged with two felony counts of assault on a police officer — the dogs — four counts of resisting/unlawful entry and one count of making threats. He was ordered held without bond in an appearance Thursday before a federal magistrate judge. Adesanya’s father, Victor, said his son had the paranoid belief that he was being watched by cameras and had previously been arrested at the executive mansion. Victor Adesanya said his son was not trying to hurt the president. “He’s not violent. He’s not a criminal. He’s not a murderer. He’s just someone that’s just mentally disturbed,” he said. Adesanya had previously
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An incomparable community. Sharon Warsh approaches the home-buying market with an expert eye: she’s a real estate agent. She keeps up with every listing in the area. “But when one of my clients asked me about a development going up in Brookfield, it was so new I had to do some research,” she said. What
are priced at $360,000 and up, which includes the deck and patio. It is the sense of community that draws homeowners to The Glen of
Cornerstone Development condominium community, The Glen of Brookfield.
community.” The pool and clubhouse offer gathering places no matter the
three condos remaining. “John understands what a community is.” Warsh said of Cornerstone’s president, John Wahlen. It’s the lifestyle homeowners love. Warsh was living in another condominium community in Brookfield when she started a frequent commute to Chicago to take care of her ailing parents. “My dad was ill, so I was going back and forth a lot.” Warsh had a choice: move to Chicago or move her parents to Wisconsin. Her children,
time of year with a party/community room that has a fireplace, television and pool table. The clubhouse also has a fitness room. The outdoor swimming pool has a patio area and grill area. Warsh’s mother belongs to a book club that gathers at the clubhouse – a group Wahlen helped to start. “He establishes and fosters social structure adding to the quality of life here. My mother is very happy. She loves it here.” So does Warsh. “They are two and four-home clusters in a pinwheel design with recess
although grown, were here – so was her job. “It took awhile to convince my
garages,” Wahlen said of the two-bedroom, two-bath, split-ranch homes
parents to make the move.”
that range in size from 1,137 to 1,861 square feet. Each condo has in-unit
Warsh’s father needed more care. So a nursing facility was selected. Warsh’s 91-year-old mother, Lucille Osoba, was vital and active. She would live with Warsh.
laundry room and an attached two-car garage. Residents enjoy private patios, decks or courtyard space. The location hits a sweet spot in Brookfield with a combination of private
The two-bedroom, two-bath Canterbury design was chosen. “I have built homes and owned condos, so I knew what I wanted,” Warsh said.
Page 6 “The ranch design is perfect for my mother and me. It’s open and has lots of counter space. I don’t want to shovel snow or take care of a garden
anymore. We have a basement, but the laundry room is on the main floor. The one-floor design is easy living. There is a two-car garage. And we have a The JSHome section is prepared each week by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Marketing department.
design also has a den. Each has an exposed basement. The condominiums
Brookfield, Warsh said. “John designed it in a circle. I think that builds
The Glen of Brookfield has attracted so many homeowners, there are only
How To Prepare To Hire A Remodeling Contractor Panel Discussion
homes, each with a sunroom and beauty features and amenities. One
Warsh found was the start of a clubhouse and a trailer. It was the seed of a Warsh was so impressed, she purchased a condo. That was March 2011.
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remain, said Wahlen. They are bright and open two-bedroom, two-bath
sun room, which I love. Our patio is very private. We have a swing out there.”
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Newer agent enjoys the challenge of building his business Jason Strong
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A decade ago, Jason Stong didn’t know anything about real estate. An interest in it and investments in a few rental properties led him to turn away from nine-to-five jobs in favor of a more flexible schedule. Conversations with one of his friends who helped him sell a condo and advised him to get in the business helped. The friend enjoyed real estate sales because he believed it’s an excellent business and something one can work into. “I thought about his advice and realized that it is something I enjoyed all aspects of, including meeting new people and working with clients. I moved ahead and got my license in 2011,” Stong said. He discusses his career and approach to selling real estate in the edited interview below.
How have you been building your business? I market by sending mailers and have magnets on my car to advertise. I’d done my research when deciding which firm to work with. I saw Coldwell Banker everywhere including the Journal Sentinel so my research confirmed that it would be a good fit and their marketing programs are very effective.
What do you enjoy about selling real estate? Time flexibility and the ability to better manage my time. I get to spend quality time with my family and reach out people and help them find one of their greatest investments, their home.
What do you consider to be your biggest challenge? During the past few months I’ve written offers on homes and found that, in the matter of days, their no longer on the market because real estate sales are picking up while the inventory of homes for sale is slowly decreasing. The challenge is showing people many homes and then those homes come off the market quickly because they’ve sold with so many offers coming in so fast.
Tell me about the condition of the worst house you’ve had to list or show. There was one that was so bad from top to bottom. Floors needed to be replaced, the bathroom had to be gutted and the foundation was in complete disarray. The house was inhabitable so I believe the seller really was selling the land. The home needed to be rebuilt.
What role do you think a realtor should play for a client? Being of counsel to them by responding to email or phone calls quickly because customers are what is driving the business. You have to help them any way
possible. I recently got a call late in the day and the client wanted to view a home the next day. You have to make that happen.
What qualities make for a good realtor? Listening to clients to better understand what their needs are and then meet their needs. You have to put the customer first.
What makes your approach to selling real estate different from other agents? I make myself available very late into the evening, around the clock, really. I dress in business casual attire to tell people that I am accessible and approach the business casually and relaxed so that anyone would find me approachable and willing to help anyone find a home regardless of neighborhood or price.
Have you had any mentors? In the beginning the friend who got me into the business has been very helpful. He works out of a sales office in my condo building and any time he was available, I would meet with him and ask questions and put him on the spot by asking him how to do things like completing listing contracts and lease agreements. He really got me going.
What’s the best advice you’ve been given? Whether you have one customer or 100 customers, you have to put yourself 100 percent and dedicate yourself wholeheartedly to the business even if you start part time.
What’s the most important thing you tell clients?
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MILWAUKEE COUNTY Sprinkler bursts, floods City Hall basement A frozen sprinkler head in City Hall’s basement burst Tuesday. About 3 to 4 inches of water filled the area and damaged some information technology mechanical systems. The damaged area is in the south end of the building. Desktop computers in City Hall lost Internet access for a time, but it later was restored. The tunnel connecting City Hall with the Zeidler Municipal Building and another city building at 809 N. Broadway was closed briefly.
Man wounded by police was holding pipe A man shot and wounded by a police sergeant at a west side home early Tuesday was holding a pipe that officers believed was the barrel of a gun, authorities said. Police were called to the home in the 3700 block of W. Galena St. about 4 a.m. Tuesday on a report of a suicidal man. When officers arrived, they saw the 56-year-old man holding what was later determined to be a pipe and ordered him to drop it. When the man did not comply with the order, he was shot by the 31-year-old sergeant, who has been with the department for 13 years, authorities said. Officers feared for their safety and that of another occupant of the home before the man was shot, authorities said. The man’s condition was described as stable. The sergeant, whose name was not made public, was placed on administrative duty until an investigation into the incident is finished.
Police officer accused of theft while on duty A police officer was charged Tuesday with steal-
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Alcohol a factor in teen’s fatal crash Muskego — Alcohol was a factor in a crash about 1:15 a.m. Saturday in which recent Muskego High School graduate Kayla Corona, 18, was killed, a preliminary police report indicates. The single-vehicle crash happened on Henneberry Drive. Corona’s car left the road and struck a utility pole, police said.
WISCONSIN Deputy kills inmate trying to escape A Walworth County sheriff’s deputy shot and killed a man Monday at the Lakeland Medical Center in the
Frost from vapor rising from the water coats plants along the Menomonee River as frigid winds and subzero temperatures descend upon the city Tuesday. It’s the first time since 2009 that Milwaukee has seen two consecutive days or more with subzero lows. Town of Geneva, authorities said. The inmate, Alfredo Emilio Villarreal, 18, of Janesville, was in the Walworth County Jail on a probation and parole hold. While at Lakeland to undergo medical tests, authorities said, Villarreal attacked the sheriff’s deputy in an attempt to escape. The deputy used a Taser on Villarreal, which did not stop him, authorities said. Villarreal then used a chair to try to break out the window in his room, and tried to strike the deputy over the head with the chair, authorities said. The deputy discharged his handgun, and Villarreal died at the scene,
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Court is asked to review domestic partnerships Pro-marriage plaintiffs who failed in legal challenges to Wisconsin’s domestic partnership law have now asked the state Supreme Court to review the matter. In December the Court of Appeals ruled that the law did not conflict with the state’s ban on gay marriage and civil unions. On Tuesday, the Alliance Defending Freedom announced that it and other groups had petitioned the high court to hear an appeal of the December ruling. “We are appealing the appellate court’s decision
because this domestic partnership scheme is precisely the type of marriage imitation that the voters intended to prevent,” said Austin Nimucks, senior counsel with ADF in Washington, D.C. “The people of Wisconsin believe that marriage is the one and only relationship that is absolutely essential to the future of humanity,” said Wisconsin Family Action President Julaine Appling, who has been the lead plaintiff in the case since it was first filed in Dane County in 2010.
Body found on frigid driveway identified Green Bay — The man
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Metropolitan Builders Association (MBA) Natalie Lemke nlemke@MBAonline.org www.mbaonline.org (262) 522.3623 The Metropolitan Builders Association Installs its 2013 President and 2012 Award Recipients The Metropolitan Builders Association (MBA) has installed Rod Demlang, of Demlang Builders Inc., as its 2013 President. Also announced were the recipients of the MBA’s 2012 awards.
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quota system. They decided to leave Holland and then considered Canada, New Zealand, and the Untied States. They went on tours of Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan. They decided they liked Wisconsin the most – seemed more like Holland weather. Here in Sauk County they could see what farmers were doing, and, with Wisconsin being “America’s Dairyland”, they felt proud about that. The Griesen’s milk 650 cows, mostly Holstein, in a double-12 Germania parlor they purchased from the Waunakee-based company. The milk is marketed through Grande Cheese Company. With help from their seven employees, the
cows produce an average of 82 pounds of milk per cow per day on three-timesa-day milking. All cows are fed the same mixed ration of corn, cotton seed, haylage, corn silage, and other nutrients that they purchase from New Age Custom Farming, United Co-op, Landmark Services Co-op, and Premier Co-op. The herd has a somatic cell count (a measure of milk’s quality) of between 80,000 and 90,000. The milk tests 3.2 percent and 4.0 percent butterfat. The Griesens do not use artificial bovine somatotropin. Regular weekly herd health checks are done by Andy Grupa of Waunakee Veterinary Service. In addition to the parlor
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Falling leaves present a beautiful safety hazard Watching leaves turn brilliant shades of color and fall from the trees is a favorite activity each fall. Drivers travel near and far to witness spectacular and colorful displays of fall foliage, hoping to catch the peak hues in their respective areas of the country. While falling leaves can be a sight to behold, those leaves can become a nuisance to drivers in various ways. Understanding certain inconveniences and safety risks posed by falling leaves can help motorists protect their vehicle and themselves. Staining Leaves can do more than just stain driveways; they also can damage a vehicle’s paint job. Should wet leaves, sap and other chemicals that leach out of the leaves stay on a car for an extended period of time, they can cause an outline stain and damage to the paint. It’s important to manually pick leaves off of the car’s surface right after they fall. Do not sweep them away; otherwise the leaves can scratch the paint surface. When all the leaves have been removed, thoroughly wash and dry the vehicle. Should stains be present already, use a commercial leaf-stain remover or automotive paint cleaner. Tackle one stain at a time. Clogging Leaves that fall can become trapped
in air intake vents, eventually impeding flow and causing odors. Leaves that fall in the groove of the windshield by the windshield wipers should be removed. Use a high-powered shop vacuum to remove any leaves that are imbedded in the venting. Check other areas of the car where leaves can become problematic, such as under the vehicle or in the rear exhaust pipe. Slippery surfaces The Car Care Council notes that wet leaves on the surface of roadways can be hazardous. Wet leaves can make roadways quite slippery, even as slippery as roadways when snow is falling. Drivers should slow down when roads are covered with wet leaves and take turns and off-ramps more carefully. Dry leaves also can pose problems, as they tend to accumulate at the edges of roads, where they easily can obscure curbs or street markings. Leaves may fill potholes, giving the false impression that a road is smooth and causing damage to tires and suspension systems when drivers drive over them. Autumn leaves may be beautiful to see, but they can complicate driving and fall car care. Motorists should keep their cars clear of leaves and use caution on roadways.
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