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The Helplessness of Being Palestinian Right Now
The Helplessness of Being Palestinian Right Now I am writing this today because I don’t know what else to do. I don’t know what else to talk about, post about, shoot the breeze about. I am incapable of being casual with anyone anymore because my whole heart is with Gaza every second of every day.
CISA Security Requirements For Restricted Data Transactions Under New DOJ Rule
PC Perkins Coie LLP More Perkins Coie is a premier international law firm with over a century of experience, dedicated to addressing the legal and business challenges of tomorrow. Renowned for its deep industry knowledge and client-centric approach, the firm has consistently partnered with trailblazing organizations, from aviation pioneers to artificial intelligence innovators.
Supreme Court Overrules Chevron; Courts Must Determine “Best” Meaning of Statutes Without Deference | JD Supra
Introduction The Supreme Court of the United States has overruled Chevron U.S.A. Inc. v. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., 467 U. S. 837 (1984). For 40 years, if an agency was interpreting an “ambiguous” provision of a statute it administers, the agency’s interpretation need not be the best or most reasonable interpretation.
The Woodlands Christian Academy celebrates 30th Anniversary with 'Now & Then' Auction and Gala
The Woodlands Christian Academy (TWCA) is culminating its 30th anniversary celebrations by hosting “Now & Then — Celebrating 30 Years” for its 2024 Auction and Gala. The event will be held on Saturday, May 4, 2024, at 6:00 pm at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel and Convention Center. TWCA is pleased to announce the Presenting Sponsor, Marabou Midstream Services and The Dunnavant Family, and Capstone Society Member sponsor, Team Reed Enterprises, Inc.
Personal Jurisdiction And Foreign Corporation Registration Statutes: A Purple Haze, But The Sky Is Not Falling
The U.S. Supreme Court has held—by a 5-4 margin—that it did not violate due process for a Pennsylvania court to exercise jurisdiction over an asbestos case with no connection to Pennsylvania because of a unique Pennsylvania foreign corporation registration statute that requires consent to general jurisdiction to do business in the state. The case—Mallory v.
Personal Jurisdiction and Foreign Corporation Registration Statutes: A Purple Haze, but the Sky Is Not Falling | JD Supra
June 30, 2023 To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: The U.S. Supreme Court has held—by a 5-4 margin—that it did not violate due process for a Pennsylvania court to exercise jurisdiction over an asbestos case with no connection to Pennsylvania because of a unique Pennsylvania foreign corporation registration statute that requires consent to general jurisdiction to do business in the state. The case—Mallory v.
Supreme Court To Review Critical Case on Deference to Administrative Agencies | JD Supra
Overview The Supreme Court of the United States has agreed to review a case taking direct aim at “overregulation” by federal administrative agencies. Any client or business that routinely deals with federal administrative agencies, especially those that have experienced administrative overreach, should monitor the case and consider weighing in.
5 leadership lessons from my first 5 years as a founder and CEO
So much of leadership happens when no one is looking. It happens in the time you spend bettering yourself to become the person your team needs for the next phase of growth. It’s in the effort it takes to reflect on an experience or situation you encountered for the first time, and how you might handle it differently if it comes up again.
In her own words: marketing executive Mary Carpenter
Meet Mary Carpenter, an executive marketing consultant and rock star member of We Are Rosie. After an impressive tenure at top media firms including Starcom and PHD, Mary made the leap to independent consulting in 2019. Since then, she’s worked with clients—including a We Are Rosie partner—on all kinds of projects, from measurement strategy to project leadership. We recently caught up with Mary to learn about her path to consulting and why she became a Rosie.
It's time to welcome all the talent we've ignored for so long
I watched the LuLaRich documentary recently. Like many others, I was fascinated and shocked concurrently. There is much to say about the scam the Founders were running, the way they mistreated their team of consultants, and the low quality products they were peddling, but what has stuck with me the most since watching it last week is how obvious it is that stay at home moms are a massive untapped resource with a very entrepreneurial spirit.
4 Tips for Staying Resilient in the Age of the Coronavirus
Until about a month ago, my days were dictated by clocks, schedules, and deadlines. My mornings almost always started at 4:30 a.m. As the founder of a bootstrapped business, I’d use the time to get some work done before the sun rose. By 6:30 a.m., it was time to wake the kids, help them get ready for school, and rush out the door with breakfast in hand.
Four Unexpected Predictions For Marketing In The New Decade
If the last decade of marketing has proven anything, it’s that the future moves fast, and the marketing landscape has been through a sprint of shifting from traditional tactics to marketing at the speed of scrolling our social feeds. We’ve seen both brands and agencies adapt to challenges like emerging technologies, content marketing, programmatic media buying and the era of influencers.
Sled dogs offer free rides to UWEC students
By Stephanie Olson |  Posted: Thu 4:22 PM, Feb 09, 2017  |  Updated: Fri 9:15 AM, Feb 10, 2017 View Map EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) -- Students were able to take a break from studying to enjoy sled dog rides. Sno-Trek Sled Dog Adventures, out of Mondovi, provided rides and sled dog education to UW-Eau Claire students Thursday. Around 30 dogs were on campus giving the free rides.
This CEO and Mom-of-2 Threw Out the Notion of Work-Life Balance—Here's Why
Photography Provided By: Stephanie Nadi Olson Intro & Interview By: Julia Birkinbine Poulter After years of building her career in the digital marketing space, Stephanie Nadi Olson became increasingly frustrated with the way the industry overcomplicated work — so, she decided to do something about it.
'It's going to spread women's wrestling:' How the Badger RTC is helping women reach their
MADISON, Wis. -- It's a hot July day in the Badger wrestling room, which has no air conditioning. Ronna Heaton and Jayden Laurent spend a lot time here. "Two a day, then on the weekends, we have one on Saturday and Sunday off,” said Heaton. She and Laurent have been doing this for years. “I was 8 years old,” said Heaton. “I started at the age of 4,” said Laurent. In a sport dominated by mostly boys and men, Ronna and Jayden faced obstacles from the very beginning.
Cinnamon Swirl Apple Pie
Instead of topping your apple pie with a full crust, cover the dough in cinnamon sugar, roll it up and slice it like cinnamon rolls to make beautiful cinnamon swirls to top the pie.
MPD mourning sudden death of former lieutenant
MADISON, Wis. - The Madison Police Department is mourning after the death of one of its former officers. According to Chief Mike Koval's blog, Lt. June Goehler, an 18-year veteran of the department, unexpectedly passed away on June 7 after falling ill. Besides being a member of the department, Goehler also served as instructor at Madison College, ITT Technical College and Upper Iowa University. She was very committed to bringing more women into the field of policing.
Madison man stabbed by 'friend' says they were 'drunk as a skunk'
MADISON, Wis. - Madison police are looking for a 30-year-old male after he was accused of stabbing his friend. Police say it happened Saturday afternoon under the John Nolen Drive bridge. A police report says a 48-year-old homeless man suffered a stab wound to his torso and another to his arm after he fought with his friend. The victim says they were both "drunk as a skunk" when they got into an argument over money and it turned physical.
Disequilibrium biosignatures over Earth history and implications for detecting exoplanet life
Chemical disequilibrium in planetary atmospheres has been proposed as a generalized method for detecting life on exoplanets through remote spectroscopy. Among solar system planets with substantial atmospheres, the modern Earth has the largest thermodynamic chemical disequilibrium due to the presence of life. However, how this disequilibrium changed over time and, in particular, the biogenic disequilibria maintained in the anoxic Archean or less oxic Proterozoic eons are unknown.
Two of Prince's guitars now on display at UW-Eau Claire
A piece of musical history is on display at UW-Eau Claire. Two guitars from Prince's personal collection are currently at Blugold Radio on the UWEC campus. It's all because of the Prince tribute concert happening Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Schofield auditorium. Scott Morfitt , station manager at Blugold Radio, said Prince has influenced musicians all over – including here in the Chippewa Valley.
Lars Anderson's Sportswriter Profile
Well done, Mr. Anderson, on your story entitled "Olympic Spirit Prevails over Difficulties, Dangers of Rio". Probably one of the best, most "real" stories I've read about the Olympics (sad, but not "preachy"). You have a wonderful way with words, and I could immediately 'see pictures in my mind' and your story-telling skills are outstanding (a lost art these days).
Baldwin: Simcakoski Act saving lives
Sen. Tammy Baldwin says the Jason Simcakoski Memorial Opioid Safety Act is saving lives.
Pepin man charged in bar attack
A Pepin man has been charged in a bar attack that sent two men to the hospital with serious injuries. The Burnett County Sheriff's Office says Allen Thomas, 53, has been charged with two counts of Attempted First Degree Intentional Homicide and two counts of Aggravated Battery. Deputies say the fight happened at a tavern near Spooner on July 3. They say Thomas attacked two men with edged weapons causing a slash wound to each of the victims’ neck.
Rock Falls Independence Day celebration
Rock Falls celebrated the Fourth of July by hosting a parade as well as a kickball tournament, bean bag tournament, and a chicken feed. Kristal Gerdes, a Caryville resident who has been going to the parade for 11 years, says the event keeps growing. "Over the years we have really seen it expand and you can see people coming from Eau Claire and other communities coming down because it's such a unique little parade that we have," said Gerdes.
Kids Day at Carson Park
Kids from around the area were treated to a free Eau Claire Express game today. It was all a part of the third annual "Kid’s Day" at Carson Park, courtesy of Marshfield Clinic. Kids in kindergarten through 12th grade got to watch the express take on the Wisconsin Rapids Rafters this afternoon. There were plenty of other fun activities, including an obstacle course, a pitching clinic, and face painting. "We really love putting on this event,” says Dr. Adam Atkins of Marshfield Clinic.
State labor official says WI economy is growing
A state labor official says Wisconsin's economy is growing. Department of Workforce Development Deputy Secretary Georgia Maxwell made those comments Wednesday during the Employment Expo at the Eau Claire Indoor Sports Center. Maxwell says the economy is growing, jobs are growing, and businesses are growing: "Our unemployment rate is dropping and our saturation rate is increasing. We have more people employed today than we have ever had in our state's history and that's a good thing.
Free swim lessons offered for children who qualify
A local community recreational facility is offering free swimming lessons, just in time for summer. The Eau Claire YMCA will offer free swimming lessons for kids ages 3 through 18 who qualify for free and reduced lunch income. The YMCA received a grant that will provide 50 scholarships for swim instruction and water safety to those children. One organizer says it's important that all kids know how to swim.
UW-Stout Chancellor releases statement regarding 'no confidence' vote
The University of Wisconsin-Stout Faculty Senate has passed a resolution expressing no confidence in UW-System leaders. They passed the resolution Monday. On Tuesday, UW-Stout Chancellor, Bob Meyer, issued a statement saying he does not agree with the vote but said, "I understand the frustrations that led the faculty senate to take the action." UW faculty members say UW System President, Ray Cross, should have fought harder against the $250 million cut in the latest two-year state budget.
Restaurant event raises $8,000 for Special Olympics
More than $8,000 was raised for the Special Olympics Tuesday during the Guardians of the Flame lunch in Eau Claire. The event was held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Texas Roadhouse. Local law enforcement officers acted as servers, and all tips went towards supporting the Special Olympic athletes in the Indianhead region. Organizers say the event brings the athletes, officers, and Texas Roadhouse employees closer together.
One arrested after man shot in Polk Co.
Courtesy: Polk County Jail OSCEOLA, Wis. (WEAU) -- A man is in jail after shooting another man in the leg. Polk County Sheriff's Office says Jeremy Wilson, 40 of Osceola, was arrested early Sunday morning. Deputies say Wilson shot another man in the leg after a confrontation. The victim was transported to a local hospital for his injuries. Wilson is in Polk County Jail.
Officers killed in the line of duty honored
Law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty are being honored in Eau Claire Monday. The Northwest Wisconsin Regional Law Enforcement Memorial was held Monday morning at the Florian Gardens. This memorial service honors regional officers who lost their lives while serving their communities. "They thought nothing of their own safety and selflessly put themselves in harm’s way day-in and day-out.
Trading books for power tools
Students and staff from a local school traded in books for power tools Friday. Northstar Middle School participated in Join Hands Day, which strives to make the community a better place. Students participated in a variety of projects including cleaning up Altoona Beach and building picnic tables for Habitat for Humanity. Tim Skutley, Northstar Middle School principal, says the students enjoy supporting the community.
Action City plans expansion
Action City announced Friday that it’s planning a 35,000 square-foot expansion that will be done in two phases. The first phase will be an outdoor addition with motorized zip-lines and a much larger go-kart road course which is planned to be completed by summer of 2017. Phase two will be an indoor expansion and will include a trampoline park and a "Ninja Warrior-like" obstacle area which is scheduled to open in fall of 2017.
Restaurants participate in free clinic fundraiser
The Open Door Clinic receives the majority of its operational budget from local resources. More than 140 volunteers make the clinic run. The Open Door Clinic is celebrating its 10th year of operation and is open every Tuesday from 5-7:30 at First Presbyterian Church in Downtown Chippewa Falls. Services are provided to Chippewa County residents who are without a health care alternative and meet the clinic's income criteria.
Woman charged in crash that killed her two children
A woman involved in a crash that killed her two children last month is charged. Court records show a $2,0000 signature bond was set Thursday for Aureila Perez-Amador, 23, in Clark County court. She is charged with four counts including child neglect resulting in death. According to a criminal complaint, Perez-Amador was driving a minivan with her children inside when she lost control on a patch of snow and ice.
Woman dies in crash near Onalaska
A woman is dead after a single-vehicle crash in La Crosse County. According to the Wisconsin State Patrol, it happened early Tuesday morning on I-90 near Onalaska. Deputies say a 22-year-old woman from Monroe County was traveling westbound in a pickup truck when she drifted off the road, over corrected and went back into the median. Investigators say the truck then rolled several times throwing the woman, who was not wearing her seat belt.
Organizations team up to reduce sale of tobacco, alcohol to minors
Local organizations are teaming up to help cut down on alcohol and tobacco sales to minors. The Eau Claire City County Health Department and the Alliance for Substance Abuse Prevention are again partnering with the Eau Claire Police Department to offer free tobacco and alcohol retailer training. The training will cover a variety of topics, including how to spot a false ID card and how to refuse an illegal sale.
Change in law helps officers arrest driver with meth
LAKE HALLIE, Wis. (WEAU) -- A change in state law helped officers to arrest a driver they say was under the influence. Friday, Lake Hallie Police filed for a search warrant after Jeramiah Hetra, 27, refused a blood test. Officers say the warrant was granted and a blood draw was done. The man was arrested for driving under the influence of drugs and possession of meth. The law went into effect back in March. It allows law enforcement to execute search warrants in certain non-criminal cases.
NEW INFORMATION: Retired officer charged with sexual assault released on bond
A local retired police officer who was recently charged with sexually assaulting a child has been released. Jeffrey Anger, 58 of Altoona, was in Eau Claire County Court Tuesday where he was released on a $2,000 signature bond. Anger faces two counts of first-degree sexual contact with a child under 13. According to a criminal complaint, Anger sexually assaulted an 11-year-old girl on two separate occasions back in September of 2014.
NEW INFORMATION: Wine and Cheese night raises thousands for local kids
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NEW INFORMATION: Former teacher charged in sexual assault case
A former science teacher at Chippewa Falls Middle School, who is accused of having sexual contact with a student, has been charged. Court records show Joel Jahnke, 28, has been charged with 5 counts including two counts of second degree sexual assault of a child. Jahnke is accused of having sexual contact with an 8th grader at Chippewa Falls Middle School.
New airport restaurant opens up
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) -- A new restaurant has opened in the Chippewa Valley. Hangar 54 Grill, in the Chippewa Valley Regional Airport, opened its doors to the public Monday. The family-friendly restaurant and bar on the north side of Eau Claire serves an all-American cuisine. They will have an all-day fish fry on Fridays and serve breakfast on Sundays.The restaurant will use meats from Rump's Butcher Shoppe in Altoona in many of their dishes.
Fourth Democrat announces run for 7th District
A fourth Democrat has announced their candidacy for the congressional seat currently held by Republican Sean Duffy. Mary Hoeft, of Rice Lake, announced her candidacy for the 7th District this afternoon at the Chippewa County Democratic Party Headquarters in Chippewa Falls. Hoeft is a professor with the University of Wisconsin- Barron County. She says she's concerned about the cuts that have been made to education and possible cuts in the next budget.
24th annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) -- Area postal carriers are stamping out hunger in the nation's largest single-day food drive. This Saturday is the 24th annual Letter Carries Food Drive to Stamp out Hunger. Non-perishable food and/or hygiene items should be placed near mailboxes by 8:30 Saturday morning so volunteers can start collecting the items. Last year over 71 million pounds of food was collected for the nation-wide food drive and almost 132 thousand pounds of food locally.
Anglers gear up for fishing weekend
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Area K-9 officer gets suspect out from crawl space
A man is behind bars thanks to a Barron County K-9 officer. It happened Thursday night around 11:30 at a home in Turtle Lake. According to the Barron County Sheriff's Department, Jared Norlander, 35, had a felony warrant out for his arrest. When officers went to locate him, he would not answer the door. Authorities and K-9 officer Chase searched the home and could not find him. Norlander was found in a crawl space during the search.
Organizations team up to create Community Connections
Three area organizations are teaming up to help people in need. Marshfield Clinic, UW- Eau Claire and Family Health Center of Marshfield Inc. came together to create Community Connections. The program consists of a group of volunteers that helps patients after their medical visits connect with community agencies to address food, housing and clothing needs. "I think Eau Claire is a progressive town.
Arcadia manufacturer cited by OSHA
An area cardboard manufacturing company has been cited by OSHA after an employee was injured. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, Industrial Packaging Corporation out of Arcadia was cited for nine safety violations and proposed $118,000 in penalties after a worker's three fingertips were amputated in November. OSHA says the amputation was preventable if the manufacturer had trained workers with proper safety procedures.
Lismore holds toast to opening
After two and a half years of planning, a downtown hotel is finally open City leaders and members of the community gathered to toast the official opening of the Lismore earlier Thursday. Parts of Eau Claire and Wisconsin are incorporated into the modern hotel, that includes reclaimed Wisconsin barn wood covered throughout the building. One co-founder of the Lismore says he wanted to capture the feeling of the city in the downtown district.
Different type of career fair draws students from around state
Students from around the state of Wisconsin got the chance to experience a different type of career fair. The career venture, an interactive career fair, took place at the Eau Claire Indoor Sports Center Thursday. During the event, students visited more than 60 career exhibits that included welding, hair styling and flight simulation. One event coordinator says the career venture helps students engage more than a typical career fair. "This allows them to really do something interactive and engaging.
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