OnMilwaukee.com News - Oct. 8, 2008
Living section is live
The OnMilwaukee.com perpetual beta rolls on this fall, and today we're taking the wraps off our new Living section.
Tags: lifestyle, technology, fashion, healthcare, TV

Arts & Entertainment - June 23, 2008
Milwaukee Talks: MAM director Dan Keegan
Milwaukee Art Museum director Dan Keegan has some progressive ideas for the future of the museum; ones that will undoubtedly keep it on the forefront of Milwaukee's cultural attraction. We sat down to talk with him about his plans in this latest Milwaukee Talks.
Tags: milwaukee art museum, mam, dan keegan, technology

Milwaukee Buzz - March 18, 2008
Milwaukee grabs national accolades
Recent national accolades for Milwaukee confirm what we've been telling you on OnMilwaukee.com for nearly 10 years.
Tags: Up-and-coming cities, Forbes.com, Milwaukee 7, Jim Paetsch, technology, reading, Central Library

Movies & TV - June 12, 2004
"Lord of the Rings" effects spell O-s-c-a-r for area native
If you ever wondered how they did some of the visual effects for the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, ask Jim Rygiel. The Kenosha native and UWM grad created them and nabbed three Academy Awards, too.
Tags: Rygiel, Oscar, effects, technology, UWM, Zealand

Marketplace - July 2, 2003
Adams dips back into Milwaukee with Mindpool
After touring with Tina Turner, Elton John and the Beastie Boys, Josh Adams is back home at Mindpool, a company he says is "for businesses that have big ambitions but not necessarily big expense accounts."
Tags: webbeams, web beams, technology, video

Living - March 26, 2009
Exotic Fruits and Vegetables
I nurture a love/hate relationship. I lean on her several times a day, actually. Sometimes, I get so frustrated and want to wring her neck, then miraculously she redeems herself and becomes my lifesaver. You might have met her. She goes by the name "Technology." All this week, my pers...
Tags: Food, fruits, vegetables, Philippines, Technology

Milwaukee Buzz - Aug. 25, 2008
Negotiating Age
I have become of the age to be a "Friend." I grew up watching the show through college (and then some, as it seemed to run forever, just like its syndication) and though we all complained that  we had the transient, coffee-shop-waitress kinds of jobs Rachel did, but couldn't&n...
Tags: communication, generational gaps, age, professional communication, email, technology