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7 J- d; Q4 M  z  S& K MILWAUKEE 鈥?Turning pain into purpose. That s exactly what Matt Cisz, the lead brewer at Third Space Brewing, is doing. He s raising awareness for domestic violence after his 27-year-old niece, Karissa, was killed last year. Last fall my wife and I lost our niece to domestic violence. It was actually a murder-suicide up in the Green Bay area. She was just the sweetest, kindest person that would help anyone i stanley uk n any situation,  said Cisz.October marks one year since Karissa s death. It s also Domestic Violence Awareness Month. In honor of Karissa s memory, Cisz and the team at Third Space Brewing designed and will soon be releasing a new beer to help bring an end to domestic abuse. We decided to name the beer  One in Four  which is to stand for the statistic that one in four women will experience domestic violence at some point in their lifetime,  said Cisz.  There are 50 other breweries that are brewing this beer across 20 different  stanley italia states. WATCH Taylor Lumpkin s TikTok/Instagram-style report below:            Third Space Brewing releases One in Four beer to raise awareness of do stanley mugs mestic violence                            But Third Space wanted to go a step further. They decided to donate all proceeds from the sales they make directly to the Sojourner Family Peace Center in Milwaukee. They are the largest provider of domestic abuse prevention and intervention in the state. To sit down and have a beverage that s called   One in Four , that is going to be a conversatio Mwrm New study suggests using standing desks might increase circulatory health risks
HAVEN, Wisconsin 鈥?The eyes of the world are on Whistling Straits in Sheboygan County this week, as golf stages one of its grandest spectacles, the Ryder Cup. The golf course is built on a stunning landscape 鈥?a bluff overlooking Lake Michigan. Fans, commentators, and players rave about its beauty. The ch stanley becher allenge of making sure the course is ready for its closeup falls to a staff of about 120 greenskeepers. That s what we work for you know,  said Chris Zugel, Director of Course Maintenance at Destination Kohle stanley vaso r.  We get here early in the morning. You tell the guys the entire world is going to see our property and all your work. The  work  doesnt just occur in the days or even weeks leading up to the event.  When you watch it on TV it s not necessarily just, done, starting Tuesday,  Zugel explained. We ve been preparing for it for 15 years as well. While its important that the course looks pretty, Zugel and his team also work closely with Team USA to make sure the course plays to their advantage.  We talked with Steve [Stricker, Team USA Captain] and the PGA of America, and just kind of went through the golf course,  Zugel said.  It s match play, so you re not protecting par so much. It s a little bit more of a Super Bowl of golf, where you want action. You want fun, and I think, that s what s going to happen out there. In the moments he has stanley portugal  to relax and look around, Zugel does find great appreciation for what course architect, the late Pete Dye, built in cooperation with the K