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 The NBA is looking to add some spice to its early season by stealing a page from soccer. It s created a group play, round robin tournament on new floors with a new concept. All 30 teams have been divided into six groups of five, according to conference.Within the three groups in the Eastern Conference, the teams in each group will all play each other on Tuesday and Fr botella stanley iday nights in November until each team has played a total of four in-season tournament games. Same for the Western Conference. Then the teams with the best records in each of those groups, along with one other from each conference, will move on with a chance to win the tournament.Even a star player like the Bucks  Damian Lillard is unsure what this is. After Milwaukee s first in-season tournament gam stanley france e, he told ESPN he knew things were different but didn t know why. It s weird because the energy, you can tell, like something is happening, but it s new, so I m not sure really what the hell is going on. I don t really know what s going on,  said Lillard.Ultimately, those four teams from each conference begin knockout rounds with quarterfinal games starting Dec. 4. The highest-seeded teams get home games. Those winners will then travel to Las Vegas where the Final Four will play in the semifinals before the championship game on Dec. 9. It seems like a moment. The court, you know, the uniforms, TV game and all that, but nobody really, I don t think nobody really know what s going on. So we just trying to get to Vega stanley cup s Tico Raptors snap three-game losing streak with 130-111 win over Bucks
 Pending home sales slipped slightly in December compared to the month prior, however they are still historically high.The National Association of Realtors released their report Friday looking at how many Americans signed contracts to buy homes last month.December pending home sales was down just .3% from November 2020, and was the fourth-straight month of decline after a huge surge in August.On an index scale stanley cups uk , where 100 represents the level of contract activity in 2001, December 2020 was at 125.5, compared to December 2019 which was stanley thermoskannen  at 103.4 on the index.The rate of contract signings is considered an indicator of home sales. The NAR says the recent dip could be due to supply and demand issues. Pending home sales contracts have dipped during recent months, but I would att stanley website ribute that to having too few homes for sale,  Lawrence Yun, NAR s chief economist, said in a written statement.  There is a high demand for housing and a great number of would-be buyers, and therefore sales should rise with more new listings. Yun also said the elevated demand for housing without a significant boost in supply has caused home prices to increase, and he expects prices to rise for the foreseeable future.

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 ST. PAUL, Minn.  AP  鈥?A federal judge on Thursday sentenced Derek Chauvin to 21 years in prison for violating George Floyds civil rights, telling the former Minneapolis police officer that what he did was  simply wrong  and  offensive.  Chauvin pleaded guilty in December to viola stanley website ting Floyds civil rights.U.S. District Judge Paul Magnuson sharply criticized Chauvin for his actions on May 25, 2020, when he pinned Floyd to the pavement outside a Minneapolis corner store for more than 9 minutes as he lay dying. Even so, Magnusons sentence was at the low end of the 20 to 25 years called for in a plea agreement in which he will serve the federal sentence at the same time he serves his 22 1/2-year sentence on state charges of murder and manslaughter.Chauvin started serving that sentence last year, but is appealing the conviction.Floyd s death set off a wave of  Black Lives Matter  protests across the country that called for police reform.     .Page-below > .RichTextModule d stanley cup becher isplay:none; .Page-below .Lin stanley thermobecher k font-size: 12px; padding: 5px 10px;border: 1px solid  005687;border-radius: 4px;font-family:  proxima-nova , sans-serif; Report a typo

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 Betty White fans will have the opportunity to bid on the late star s personal items. The  Property from the Life and Career of Betty White  auction will begin on Sept. 23 and run through Sept. 25. It s being hosted by Julien s Auctions.More than 1,500 items are being offered off. They include awa stanley quencher rds the actress won, scripts, clothes and memorabilia.Many of the items have starting bids of $50. White s career spanned more than eight decades. She won six Emmys and received a Lifetime stanley uk  Achievement award. White died at the age of 99 on the final day of 2021.      .Page-below > .RichTextModule display:none; .Page-below .Link font-size: 12px; padding: 5px 10px;border: 1px solid  005687;border-radius: 4px;font-family:  proxima-nova , sans-serif stanley cup ; Report a typo Bxqa Google considers implementing   flexible work week   as it delays return to office
 MILWAUKEE 鈥?From education to healthcare and economics to housing, we ve seen how departments across the state are coming together to fight the COVID-19 pandemic. The ability to tackl stanley termosy e one single issue is a lesson in how to fight another public health crisis; racism. To understand why and how we re going 360.TMJ4 s Ryan Jenkins talked to Milwaukee s mayor about the ongoing fight for equitable housing and to a senior vice president of Advocate Aurora Health who addresses how the health system plays a role. He also spoke with the chairwoman of Black Educators Cau stanley cup cus MKE who shares how education is impacted by racism.                         TMJ4 News        First, we start with Milwaukee County s Director of Health a stanley mug nd Human Services, nearly two years after Milwaukee County became one of the first in the nation to declare racism as a public health crisis.  When we passed this resolution back in May 2019, we really were looking at how do we advance racial equity  How do we improve the health outcomes of people that we serve and make that a top priority of MKE County Government,  said Shakita LaGrant, Milwaukee County s Director of Health and Human Services.LaGrant says the county is making progress in the push towards equity by focusing on multiple areas including workforce, equitable resources and programs, data surrounding disparities, and new revenue to be used to form new preventative resources while still addressing current issues.                        TMJ4 News         W

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 The 2024 election will be different.There has never been a former president trying to get his job back since 1940   stanley cup President Hoover .There has never been a president attempting to run for reelection over the age of 80.There also hasn t been an election where fake campaign images are so easy to produce.Artificial intelligence has the potential to be game-changing for political ads 鈥?but is it ethical  Should it be regulated Washington is struggling to answer these questions.Negative ads that stretch the truth aren t new in politics.The first is believed to be an ad by former President Lyndon Johnson known as the  Daisy  ad, which implies the choice is between Johnson and a candidate who could create nuclear war.Since then, attack ads have only intensified.That commercial, stanley cup  though, required an actor and actual images to be captured on film.And that s the biggest thing that could change with the 2024 election.For example, an ad produced this year by the Republican National Committee was generated entirely using AI.It s not real, but it depicts what the GOP calls the country s possible future if President Joe Biden is reelected.The ad d stanley drinking cup oes note in the top left 鈥?in very small font 鈥?that it s  made entirely with AI imagery. While that ad was meant to attack Democrats, another AI ad on Twitter by Ron DeSantis  campaign team is meant to attack former President Donald Trump.Donald Trump became a household name by FIRING countless people *on television*But when it came to Fauci... pic Pegu Biden team is seeking ways to address rising energy prices
 WASHINGTON  AP  鈥?House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will send the article of impeachment against former President Donald Trump to the Senate on Monday.Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer made the announcement on Friday when he opened the Senate. Ive spoken to Speaker Pelosi, who informed me that the article will be delivered to the Senate on Monday,  said Schumer.The action of sending th stanley thermobecher e article to the Senate will launc stanley mug h the start of Trumps trial on a charge of incitement of insurrection, which was brought on after the deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol.Republican leader Mitch McConnell wants to postpone the impeachment trial. On Thursday, he proposed delaying the proceedings until February to give the former president time to prepare and review his case. Ive been speaking to the Republican leader about the timing and duration of the trial, but make no mistake, a trial will be held in the United States Senate and there will be a vote on whether to convict the president,  said Schumer.Schumer said hes heard some of his Republican colleagues that the trial would be unconstitutional, because Donald Trump is no longer in office.He said its,  an argument that has been roundly repudiated, debunked by hundreds of constitutional scholars, left, right and center, and defies basic common sense.  It makes no sense whatsoever that a president or any official could commit a heinous crime against our country and then be permitted to resign, so as to avo stanley mug id accountability and a vote to disbar them f

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 Voters in five states will be voting on various abortion issues during the midterm elections. California, Michigan and Vermont have measures on their ballots that are backed by supporters of abortion rights. The measures in Montana and Kentucky are backed by supporters of abortion restrictions.CaliforniaVoters in California are voting on Proposition 1. It asks whether voters want to  include existing ri stanley mugs ghts to reproductive freedom鈥攕uch as the right to choose whether or not to have an abortion and use contraceptives. A  Yes  vote would add the right to the California constitution. A  No  vote would not change California s existing laws. However, abortion rights would not be part of the state constitution. VermontVoters in Vermont are voting on Article 22. Similar to the California proposal, voters have the opportunity to protect the right to an abortion. If approved, the following sentence would be added to the Vermont constitution:  That an individuals right to personal reproductive autonomy is central to the liberty and dignity to determine ones own life course and shall not be denied or infringed unless justified by a compelling State interest a stanley cup chieved by the least restrictive means. A rejection of the amendment would not change abortion laws in Vermont. However, there would be no constitutional protection in the state for an abortion.MichiganVoters in Michigan are voting on Proposal 3. A  Yes  stanley cup quencher  vote would give individuals the right to have an abortion. It would also prevent Rsfa Emotional groundbreaking for victims of the Waukesha Christmas Parade Tragedy
 RACINE, Wis. 鈥?A 31-year-old Racine man was charged on Tuesday for failing to report his mother s death in a timely manner.Joseph G. Sorenson is facing one misdemeanor after waiting two weeks to report his mother s death. According to a criminal complaint, the Racine Police Department responded to the 1600 block of Main Street in Racine on Saturday for a death investigation. The caller, Sorenson, said his mother was dead in the home and had been for two weeks.Upon arrival, an officer advised smelling stanley canada  a strong odor from inside the home. Inside the home was dog feces, rotting food, and flies and maggots. The medical examiner said the deceased appeared to have been dead for at least three weeks. According to the criminal complaint, Sorenson said he found his mother not breathing two weeks prior, but did not report the death because he didn t believe she was dead. He said he continued to live in the home until calling police on Saturday.An investigator spoke with a man who works at a bar below the apartment. The man said he didn t see Sorenson for a few days, because Sorenson was being evicted, the complaint says. The man believed Sorens stanley quencher on was avoiding the bar and landlord. The man also reported t stanley quencher hat on Thursday, the police were called for a welfare check, but no one answered. He said shortly after police left, two people across the street came over and knocked on the door, but again, no one answered. According to the complaint, Sorenson said he lived in the apartment for three y

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 Retired Trump Organization executive Allen Weisselberg was released from New York Citys Rikers Island jail on Friday after serving a sentence for lying under oath, his lawyer and correction department officials confirmed.The former chief financial officer at Donald Trumps real estate company has since been reunited with his family, his lawyer, Seth Rosenberg, wrote in an email without elaborating.The citys Department of Correction declined to provide more detail about Weisselbergs discharge other than to confirm his release is reflected in its online inmate database.RELATED STORY | Judge delays sentencing in Trump s hush money case following Supreme Court s immunity rulingWeisselberg pleaded guilty in March to committing perjury during his testimony in the fraud lawsuit that New Yorks attorney general brought against the former president.Weisselberg admitted lying about how Trumps Manhattan penthouse came to be overvalued on his financial statements.In return for pleading guilty to two counts of perjury, prosecutors agreed not to prosecute him for any other crimes he might have committed in connection with his longtime employment by the Trump Organization.RELATED STORY | Trump ordered to pay more than $350M in NY fraud case Allen Weisselberg accepted responsibility for his co stanley quencher nduct and now looks forward to the end of  stanley cup this life-altering experience and to returni stanley cup ng to his family and his retirement,  his attorney, Seth Rosenberg, said after he was sentenced in April.It was Weisse Vfub Milwaukee Public Museum to reopen on Wednesdays
 MILWAUKEE 鈥?From education to healthcare and economics to housing, we ve seen how departments across the state are coming together to fight the COVID-19 pandemic. The ability to tackl stanley termosy e one single issue is a lesson in how to fight another public health crisis; racism. To understand why and how we re going 360.TMJ4 s Ryan Jenkins talked to Milwaukee s mayor about the ongoing fight for equitable housing and to a senior vice president of Advocate Aurora Health who addresses how the health system plays a role. He also spoke with the chairwoman of Black Educators Cau stanley cup cus MKE who shares how education is impacted by racism.                         TMJ4 News        First, we start with Milwaukee County s Director of Health a stanley mug nd Human Services, nearly two years after Milwaukee County became one of the first in the nation to declare racism as a public health crisis.  When we passed this resolution back in May 2019, we really were looking at how do we advance racial equity  How do we improve the health outcomes of people that we serve and make that a top priority of MKE County Government,  said Shakita LaGrant, Milwaukee County s Director of Health and Human Services.LaGrant says the county is making progress in the push towards equity by focusing on multiple areas including workforce, equitable resources and programs, data surrounding disparities, and new revenue to be used to form new preventative resources while still addressing current issues.                        TMJ4 News         W

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 As another round of heavy snow moves toward southeast Wisconsin, crews continue to clean up damage two weeks after the last storm hit.August Hoppe, president of Hoppe Tree Service, said the last big storm was the roughest one he has seen in 10 years. Theres still lots of broken branches. Weve been cleaning up every day. A lot of it is smaller branches but theyre still big trees that have broken or have split so were still really busy doing that stuff. People are still going out in the yard and finding other branches,  Hoppe said.On Friday, crews were at home in Mequon clearing damage and cutting down tree limbs that could susceptible to future issues. We try to do a lot of prevention while w stanley tumblers e re here because we don t want to come back. We don t want anything that you want to be destroyed or damaged,  said arborist Shane Salters.                        TMJ4                Crews in Mequon clearing damage and cutting down tree limbs.                            TMJ4                Crews in Mequon clearing damage and cutting down tree limbs.        botella stanley      botella stanley                  TMJ4                Crews in Mequon clearing damage and cutting down tree limbs.    Milwaukee s Department of Public Works reported that high-priority damage has been addressed but tree cleanup is ongoing. By last Friday, DPW received 2,352 calls but that number has grown. A spokesperson notes crews have also responded to debris that was not reported.Hoppe does not believe the upcoming storm will be as rough, but the Awpi The world is closer to gender parity, but not the US
 Some of the COVID-19 vaccine candidates call for more than o caneca stanley ne shot, so how do we make sure patients come back Three experts all tell us preparing people for the side effects will be critical.A nursing researcher described those side effects in a JAMA article. She suspects she had the experimental vaccine as part of Pfizers Phase III clinical trials.After the second shot, she said she was light-headed, nauseous, had a headache, ran a fever, and was hardly able to lift her arm from muscle aches. She wasn t warned and it scared her into thinking she might have COVID-19. The immune system is revving up,  said LJ Tan, Chief Strategy Officer at the Immunization Action Coalition.  It s responding to that vaccine, and I think we need to tell our patients that so that they expect that. Otherwise, they re going to say, wow that thing hurt, I m not coming  stanley cup back for that second dose. For comparison, a recent shingles vaccine also requires more  stanley website than one dose and can be painful. Providers and advocates lead education efforts on what to expect. The return rate after the first shot for shingles is about 80%, which is considered high.One suggestion is to put information on side effects in COVID-19 vaccine distribution kits.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention  CDC  has already said it plans to include index cards that tell patients what they had and when their next dose is due. That s on top of electronic reminders like email or texts.The federal government has also promised to cove

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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?A brand new fresh coat of snow, layered ever so gently on the fall-colored foliage that sti stanley cup ll remains is a beautiful sign of the season s change. You know the first snowfall is always the most pretty because we dont have the gr stanley mugs oss snow yet,  said Veronica Vespalec.  Being downtown to see it too, its so pretty. For Vespalec, a Wisconsin native, the snow on Tuesday came as no surprise but for her friends Marian Porter and Tiana Toma who are visiting from California, they say it might as well be a scene right our a Hallmark movie. I love the weather change, like we never get this back home, so I m enjoying it and I m taking it all in,  said Marian Porter. This is totally spectacular,  said Tiana Toma.  I love it. It s great. It was the first day of the season snow flurries danced their way from the sky down the the river. The first time you may have commuted to work all bundled up from head to toe. It was also the first weather ever that had DPW trucks loading up with salt and brine before heading out onto the roads. Today we re actually doing a bridge run which means we re salting our bridges ahead of time just to be on the safe side,  said DPW Sanitat stanley website ion Area Manager Jeff Smith.When it comes to how much salt is used, DPW says it all just depends on the pavement temperatures and weather forecast. They said the primary goal is public safety and whenever they can use the least amount of salt to get the job done, they do it.Smith said while theyre open to new hires, th Qxrr GM recalls old SUVs; suspension problem can affect steering
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