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Marathon County Horsemasters Speed Show Wisconsin Valley Fair 2008 - 4-H Speed Show. Wausau, WI Views: 191 Rating: (0 ratings)

Marathon County "Angels Among Us" This video was made to recognize the growing problem of methamphetamine and how it is affecting the children of our community. VERY MOVING!!! Views: 3059 Rating: (9 ratings)

Tornado hits Marathon County A woman loses her home. Tragic Damage Views: 931 Rating: (0 ratings)

Marathon County Public Library 100th Year Party 1907 - 2007 - Beyond Views: 69 Rating: (0 ratings)

JENNY XIONG THIS IS JENNY XONG AT UPWARD BOUND SUMMER PROGRAM.. UW-MARATHON COUNTY SUMMER 2005. THIS IS WHAT WE DO INBETWEEN CLASSES Views: 1052 Rating: (3 ratings)

Team Nutrilite - Orange County Marathon Nutrilite is the official sponsor of the Orange County Marathon Views: 1215 Rating: (3 ratings)

Kronenwetter WI - Growth Kronenwetter's roots date back to 1887 but we not incorporated as a village until 2002. We're making up for lost time though with growth in business development, new housing and municipal services. We currently have a population of nearly 6,300 residents and by the year 2010 expect to be nearly 8,000 residents making us the fastest growing community in Marathon County. Kronenwetter is a highly desirable place to live. Our citizens enjoy reasonable tax rates with municipal taxes remaining the lowest around for a full-service community. New housing is showing up all over the community including Golden Pond, offering condos overlooking plus several new single family housing subdivisions. In all, nearly 125-175 affordable new homes are built each year. The Kronenwetter Police Department was established in 2004. New municipal facilities were completed in 2007 with new police & fire departments. There is also space for EMS services as our first responders increase their certifications to EMT status. Come on home to Kronenwetter, we're ready to roll out the welcome mat. Kronenwetter Online: www.kronenwetter.org Video provided by: www.elocallink.tv Views: 70 Rating: (0 ratings)

Thomas Nelson Employees on the County Music Marathon '08 Employees of Thomas Nelson talk about their marathon experiences. Views: 600 Rating: (0 ratings)

Orange County Marathon 2008 Mike runs the Orange Count Marathon, Jan 6, 2008. We all thought we would run 26 miles in the rain, but it turned out to be a great day for a Marathon. Views: 386 Rating: (2 ratings)

Marine Corps Marathon Experience the Marine Corps Marathon and the Finish Festival in Arlington County VA Views: 2655 Rating: (0 ratings)

Mercator ESU - County Marathon 2008 Mercator ESU do the County Marathon in the Peak District, September 2008. Views: 56 Rating: (0 ratings)

Orange County Marathon This was my first attempt to do an short home movie at the 19th mile. The people in this marathon were quite friendly. You can tell by the sound of my voice that I am quite exhausted!!! Views: 191 Rating: (0 ratings)

Hispanic Children Will One Day Rise Nearly 400 people came speak during Citizens' Time which took place before the Board of Prince William County Supervisors voted on the controversial "immigration resolution" which is seen as the toughest local legislation against "illegal immigration." Citizen's Time lasted 12 hours. In the end the Board voted unanimously in favor of implementing the resolution. The resolution requires the local police to check for documentation of anyone suspected of violating any law including minor traffic violations if there is "probable cause" and it cuts off some social services including elderly care and business licenses without documentation. The debate over the resolution has divided the people of the county and has created a climate of fear, anger and hatred. Many of those who had come to take part in the event waited outside. Patrick Garland, teacher at Freedom High School in Woodbridge, took the podium about 9 PM. Views: 38643 Rating: (241 ratings)

some guy trippin on somethin acid maybe some guy trippin on somethin acid maybe i was sitting in my yard with the fam grilling out and this guy just started dancing and doing weird shit Views: 1896 Rating: (1 ratings)

PRAYING PARENTS CHARGED IN CHILDS DEATH BREAKING NEWS. WESTON, Wisconsin (AP) -- Two parents who prayed as their 11-year-old daughter died of untreated diabetes were charged Monday with second-degree reckless homicide. D.A. Jill Falstad announces charges against parents who didn't seek medical attention for a diabetic child. Family and friends had urged Dale and Leilani Neumann to get help for their daughter, but the father considered the illness "a test of faith" and the mother never considered taking the girl to the doctor because she thought her daughter was under a "spiritual attack," the criminal complaint said. "It is very surprising, shocking that she wasn't allowed medical intervention," Marathon County District Attorney Jill Falstad said. "Her death could have been prevented." Madeline Neumann died March 23 -- Easter Sunday -- at her family's rural Weston home. Her parents were told the body would be taken to Madison for an autopsy the next day. "They responded, 'You won't need to do that. She will be alive by then,"' the medical examiner wrote in a report. An autopsy determined that Madeline died from undiagnosed diabetic ketoacidosis, which left her with too little insulin in her body. Court records said she likely had some symptoms of the disease for months. The Neumanns each face up to 25 years in prison if convicted. The couple and their attorney did not immediately return messages left Monday by The Associated Press. Falstad said the Neumanns have cooperated with investigators and are not under arrest. They have agreed to make an initial court appearance Wednesday, she said. Randall Wormgoor, a friend of the Neumanns, told police that Dale Neumann led Bible studies at his business, Monkey Mo Coffee Shop, and believed physical illness was due to sin, curable by prayer and by asking for forgiveness from God, the complaint said. Wormgoor said he and his wife, Althea, were at the Neumann home when Madeline -- -- called Kara by her parents -- died. Wormgoor said he had urged the father to seek medical help and was told the illness "was a test of faith for the Neumann family and asked the Wormgoors to join them in praying for Kara to get well," the complaint said. Althea Wormgoor said she "implored" the parents to seek medical help for the girl, the complaint said. Leilani Neumann, 40, told the AP previously she never expected her daughter to die. The family believes in the Bible, which says healing comes from God, but they have nothing against doctors, she said. Dale Neumann, 46, a former police officer, has said he has friends who are doctors and started CPR "as soon as the breath of life left" his daughter's body. According to court documents, Leilani Neumann said in a written statement to police that she never considered taking the girl, who was being home-schooled, to a doctor. "We just thought it was a spiritual attack and we prayed for her. My husband Dale was crying and mentioned taking Kara to the doctor and I said, 'The Lord's going to heal her,' and we continued to pray," she wrote. The father told investigators he noticed his daughter was weak and slower for about two weeks but he attributed it to symptoms of the girl reaching puberty, the complaint said. A day before Madeline died, according to the criminal complaint, the father wrote an e-mail with the headline, "Help our daughter needs emergency prayer!!!!." It said his daughter was "very weak and pale at the moment with hardly any strength." The girl's grandmother, Evalani Gordon, told police that she learned her granddaughter could not walk or talk on March 22 and advised Leilani Neumann to take the girl to a doctor. Gordon eventually contacted a daughter-in-law in California who called police on a non-emergency line to report the girl was in a coma and needed medical help. An ambulance was dispatched shortly before some friends in the home called 911 to report the girl had stopped breathing, authorities said. One relative told police that the girl's mother believed she "died because the devil is trying to stop Leilani from starting her own ministry," the complaint said. The Neumanns said they moved to Weston, a suburb of Wausau in central Wisconsin, from California about two years ago to open the coffee shop and be closer to other relatives. The couple has three other children, ages 13 to 16; they are living with relatives. The family does not belong to an organized religion or faith, Leilani Neumann has said. Everest Metro Police Chief Dan Vergin said the parents once belonged to the Lighthouse Pentecostal Church but later became what he called religious "isolationists" involved in a prayer group of five people. "They have gone out on their own," he said. "... They have a very narrow view of Scripture and I would say not many people hold to that narrow of view." Views: 1122 Rating: (4 ratings)

shopping at menards shopping at menards Views: 323 Rating: (1 ratings)

NO BRAND CON 2008 Slide Show UWMCAES Style Hey all, I attended NO BRAND CON in Eau Claire, WI this past weekend with my anime club, the UWMCAES. Anyway here is a slide show I put together of all the pictures I took of the cosplays, VAs and events. Enjoy. Views: 674 Rating: (5 ratings)

Marathon J-SAR Jumbo SAR Wrist Watch A look into the Marathon Jumbo SAR and a size comparison with a conventional SAR. YES, This is a VERY Large Watch. Available at: http://www.countycomm.com/jsar.htm Views: 16343 Rating: (10 ratings)

Someone You Should Know: Blaine Tornow Someone You Should Know: Blaine Tornow MARATHON COUNTY -- Over the past several years, there's been a shift in the way many consumers view food. No longer is it just buying to buy. Many are making the effort to seek out organics. Meet a man who's touted the chemical-free practice for years. His story will be shown on Newsline 9 at 10pm on Sunday night. On Monday, we'll add the video of his story to this website. To learn more about Moonshadow Farm, Downtown Grocery, or CSA log onto www.downtowngrocery.com Updated: 2007-11-12 04:19:59 credit waow Views: 266 Rating: (1 ratings)

Blaine Tornow Downtown Grocery wsaw news The Global economy has changed the way Americans eat - bananas from El Salvador, apples from Chile, and Shrimp from China. In today's world, we can have virtually any food, any time. But some say there's a potentially dangerous side to foods from other countries because of pesticides and fertilizers. The worry has started a new trend called "Eating Local" - eating only food that is grown within a 150 mile radius of where you live. Supporters of "Eating Local" say not only is the food fresher, but they also know exactly where its comes from. Medical dietitians say while eating seasonally and organic can be better on the body, it's important to plan a season ahead to can and freeze fruits and vegetables for the wintertime. A number of programs exist in Northcentral Wisconsin that provide locally sourced fruits and vegetables. For more information on eating locally and Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) visit www.downtowngrocery.com or send an e-mail to Moonshadow Farm: tornowherb@hotmail.com. Views: 1256 Rating: (1 ratings)