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Wisconsin Influencers (18)
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  • Dannelle Gay 29K MARCH 29, 2021
    How to Use Banana Peels For Plants in Your Garden

    Some garden plants normally sap elements from the soil in an aggressive way, so you may also want to beware of mixing banana peels with compost you use for your garden. Searching for an organic way to grow your tomatoes, peppers, and flowers could mean using banana peels as the sodium it contains also helps the flow of water through the plant’s cells. Interestingly, there are many different ways you can add the peel to your garden, whether the whole peel, crushed and used as mulch, or the peel-infused water to soak the roots. To prepare the peels, you can choose one of the following options: Soaking the banana peel in water for up to a week while allowing the nutrients and “good bacteria” to get stronger.

  • Dannelle Gay 29K MARCH 29, 2021
    All You Need to Know About Gastric Bypass Dumping Syndrome

    One of the more common issues experienced by patients is Gastric Bypass Dumping Syndrome. Between 10 to 30 minutes after eating, some patients may experience what is referred to as early dumping, while late dumping usually occurs anywhere from 1 to 3 hours after eating. Feeling full and bloated after consuming small portions of food Take note, reports have indicated that 1 in every four bariatric patients may experience one or both dumping syndromes. Gastric bypass dumping syndrome is a regular thing for patients and can be treated with simple steps.

  • Dannelle Gay 29K MARCH 28, 2021
    Ukrainian Easter Egg Study Guide and Craft

    I know this seems a little out there, but I have a Ukrainian Easter Egg Study Guide and Craft project for you to help celebrate Easter today. There is painstaking care to first remove the wax plugs at the end of the eggs before the slow melt and wipe process of clearing the wax off the eggs. It goes into a little more detail about how to make the Ukrainian Eggs, what tools are used, the history of them, as well as giving kids a chance to not only decorate their own egg but study up a little more on decorated eggs and how they relate to Easter. When you’re done covering the whole eggshell you can cut off extra yarn from the bundle and apply a drop of glue to secure the end of the yarn wrapping.

  • Dannelle Gay 29K MARCH 28, 2021
    A Complete Guide To Devil's Lake State Park

    The largest state park in Wisconsin, Devil’s Lake State Park is about thirty-five miles northwest of Madison and is on the western edge of where the last glacier stopped, right in the heart of the River Country. There are 3 main campgrounds at Devil’s Lake located on the north shore of the park and a group camp area on the south shore. Devil’s Lake State Park offers two large and comfortable beaches to frolic in with amenities like grills, picnic areas, and a children’s play area with slides and a climbing gym. Maybe snowshoeing isn’t your thing but skiing is, Devil’s Lake State Park offers 5 miles of cross-country ski trails.

  • Dannelle Gay 29K MARCH 25, 2021
    How to Focus on Your Health and Well Being

    Whether you are an established professional or a young student, it’s common to feel like you are losing yourself under the stress of daily activities. If you take some time to focus on yourself and pay attention to your physical fitness and mental health, you can reduce the effects of consistent pressure to a significant extent. A good night’s slumber not only helps your brainwash away the worries of the day but also regulates your body’s critical functions. While taking a daily walk seems like a simple action, it holds benefits ranging from improved cardiovascular health to better cognitive functions.

  • Dannelle Gay 29K MARCH 25, 2021
    Missing Numbers for First Graders

    The process of writing the missing numbers is termed as finding similar changes between those numbers and filling their missing values in their specific series and places. ”, how row three all start with a “2”, etc – to cover the teens, twenties, etc. Start at 9, and then go down a row and backward for 9 times 2 (18). The same principle works for the number 8 but you go backward two spaces as you drop down each row.

  • Dannelle Gay 29K MARCH 25, 2021
    Gentreo Review: How to Save Money on an Essential Service

    It’s also growing fast, so clients can expect to see a wider service offering soon. This online will maker platform offers you an easy way to create several legitimate documents easily. That said, it’s true that Gentreo is new and therefore has a small service offering. Also, the company is growing fast and it’s introducing new extended service packages regularly.

  • UPDATE: Milwaukee County supervisors OK reducing fine for marijuana possession to $1

    Only a quarter of fines for marijuana possession in Milwaukee County since 2019 have been paid, she said. A report released Monday by the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office said both marijuana arrests and convictions in Milwaukee County have decreased significantly since 2010. Although the data showed steep declines in arrests, it also highlighted ongoing racial disparities in enforcement, with African Americans 3.2 times more likely than whites to be arrested for marijuana possession in Milwaukee County. Emilio De Torre, executive director of the Milwaukee Turners, a local nonprofit that focuses on social justice issues, said legalization doesn’t equate to support for marijuana use but helps address racial disparities in enforcement.

  • Two weeks after being ousted, Milwaukee Health Department leader wants answers

    The Department of Health Service’s review cites these concerns as a reason to delay recertifying the Milwaukee Health Department as a Level III department. Torres, who joined the department in November 2019, said the city’s systems for data collection were antiquated at the time and needed updating. Dr. Linda Murray, a former president of the American Public Health Association and retired former colleague of Torres based in Chicago, said Torres began her career as a social worker but eventually realized that many of the problems she addressed shouldn’t be dealt with on an individual level. Torres and Murray worked together in the University of Illinois-Chicago’s School of Public Health, during which time Torres led initiatives to connect academic health departments with community members, Murray said.

  • OPINION: We can’t let a handful of politicians mute our voices based on where we live or what we look like

    Politicians have done this by devising a broken system to undermine free and fair elections in Wisconsin — intentionally carving up our communities, drawing legislative maps so absurd and unequal that the leaders of our state Assembly, Senate and Congress are all but predetermined – despite the fact that in a democracy, voters should choose our leaders, not the other way around. This has real-life consequences for people across Wisconsin, with legislators unaccountable at the ballot box for their relentless attacks on immigrants and Black people, such as the failure to restore driver’s licenses for immigrants and low-income people of color who are criminalized and also lose access to a driver’s license because they cannot afford to pay a fine, often unrelated to driving. That’s why members of Voces de la Frontera and people across Wisconsin are coming together to call our state legislators and demand they support the proposal put forth by Gov. Tony Evers in his budget for a democratic and transparent plan for redistricting fair maps. Members of Voces de la Frontera and people across Wisconsin are making our voices heard, contacting the People’s Maps Commission, telling commissioners what our communities need in our maps and in our democracy.

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