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bieeto se those addiivo swap out soastedou nay helpful. i'm sorry i got so off tract. halloween. >> u.s.a. today lists the top four traditions of halloween in order of what people like to do what is your tradition? >> i would say carving pumpkins the kids would call me out we don't do it. >> number one is trick or treating, carving pumpkins,

and number four dressing up. my tradition is i like to paint pumpkins. >> is that so awesome i mean seriously. >> then we have a picture of the one we carved which is a pumpkin eating another pumpkin and this is six my boyfriend's son. we carved this painted that day. you see the little one he is eating? >> you got to look closely at this pumpkin. >> he >> it's a cannibal pumpkin because it is eating another pumpkin eating its own. [laughter] >> i love that. >> that is fun. >> that's a tradition, that's a super awesome pumpkin. >> he picked it out. we were like what should we paint it he picked out what we should carve and paint and did them together. he painted the white and everything. yeah. >> thatoo s the coolest ppkin evee'll have . >> look at thaace. >> that's so good i love that.

is your favorite halloween tradition? lets know. ybe you have a good picture. >> you're a good girlfriend tiffany. >> thank you. >> [laughter] thank you. >> before we go to ouravoreeviee house. university sool mileu the ay.t huge range of merchandise to help you get a jumpstart on your holidayho showing us the great stuff they have. >> great things for everyone on your list. this bottle opener we just showed was made with a bat used during major league play. also lots of items for kids and your home. this year the holiday shops are celebrating their 40th year by giving back to the community. anyone that brings a food donation for feeding america will get half off admission. >> love it. >> again these shops are open on

saturday, this weekend at the school. the address is on the screen right there for more information you can visit them online at holiday shops .org, or check them out on facebook as well as instagram. first up today, a reason to love the season, gets cold outside, it's a great excuse to cozy up inside with a hot cup of tea and great book. today, a short list of great reads from the perfect guide. >> carole barrowman is an english professor at alverno college and a milwaukee journal sentinel. >> i'm trying to bite my cheek so i d'taugh amore.t tt it'sot - >> we h so hilarious, but then what i later ehows ts lovterny ma ment sheee having with hee's becau notborn. s givehebof

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then one towards the beginning, i think it's a grand child, of one of the two families falls in love with a best selling author who decides to take all of the drama from that romantic encounter in the past and the family and write a best selling book about it. how would you feel if somebody took your life and decided oh, i'm going to make a novel out of that. >> oh, i know my kids will say we'll have drama at home and they will be like do not talk about that on your show. [laughter] >> they give you pameters. >> the thing i really really liked about this commonwealth by anne pathett there is a lot of humor in it. it's not one of those family sagas where you are like i'm so glad i'm not in that family. my family looks awesome by comparison. not that kind of book. >> commonwealth. >> next one, manitoo canyon. he's a minnesota writer i really love him.

boundary waters? >> yes. i used to go there canoeing in the summer. >> that's what this book is about. it's a thriller, but set in the boundary waters. there is an amazing scene set in a canoe. it's like i was on the couch reading it i felt myself like going like this oh, my gosh. it's the most exciting thing i have read in ages and it's a canoe chase. >> i believe it i have been in those canoes in the boundary waters. >> i don't do nature and i love this b it's awesome. >> i'm going to recommend that to all of my minnesota friends. >> everybody in minnesota love this. the next one is the white mirror by eelsa. this is only her second novel so of course i hate her because it's brilliant. it's set in china in the 18th century. i know nothing about china i loved this. it's a lost mystery only all lost in a mountain in a blizzard in china.

a little bit about why taiwan and chirea.? iught it was jt fascinating i highly recommend it. >> the last one hold a scorpion. >> melody johnson howe an actor in hollywood and she does the one thing you're not supposed to do falls in loveh her one of her costars creates all of this drama and one day she is chasing after him and hit-and-run. mor in this book like theually person who, this is going to sound terrible, but the person who gets murdered is wearing a afcan with spanx under it. who does that? [laughter] >> it's very funny. it's the perfect thing for a sunday afternoon if you don't want to watch a football game

it's wonderful >> that remds me odvice you get from your mom like wear in a car accident. case youet >> wear spanx no matr what. >> you can get a copy if are you caller number 7 right now. call us at (414)799-4444. you can sit and laugh, read it. >> this is my reading copy so they get my notes in this one too. >> that's awesome. >> i heard from a couple viewers that kind of like to get that. here's where out more about john and carole barrowman's books. >> i that logo. >> thank you. after the break this morning ambition mee like a eigns you're innnur next gst te addict and steps rebalance your life. also a new resource for spanish speaking people who have a cancer diagnosis. and food labels it's

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because then we're losing the focal point of the process. cancer is one illness with many variations. if we foe cut on only one we lose track. having said that think they have done a lot with the support we have for breast cancer and everything else i'm not going to say anything bad i think that's just one of the things we have. >> to have a doctor that knows it is so curable is so refreshing and there is hope for so much of this. the fact that people stop hearing especially if there is language barrier that's part of the reason aurora created this cancer care spanish clinic right? >> correct. it provides two things we can look at. one adequate communication. why is that so important? the interpretation program we have in a lot of schools is very helpful and it is necessary. they filter things and not on purpose. but, you imagine somebody who has been training just to translate, and all of the sudden are thrust into the middle of a

you have an illness if not treated can you die in six months how emotionally will they handle that on their own. some people can, some can't. i have been taught because i can speak native spanish i can muddle some other languages and can i hear translations and they are not 100% accurate. that's what pushed us to try to create something. hispanics are 30% of the population now and to provide the information they n the other important thing is research and medicine has developed a name which is good, but you have to know it comes from dark origins because we all have the hum research that has been described as being unethical and illegal in the ne has been full of it since world war ii. without goingoo far polo virus and polio vaccines were tested

comes to being able to enroll people in research. research is becoming important. our hispanic population is big. to get them into research programs we really need them to panish and understand it. we have created a virtual clinic. we don't have it physica it's very fluid. we have myself that speaks fluid spanish i have a nurse practitioners fluid in spanish and pharmacists. we have consents for research in spanish. everything in spanish so patients can participate in the progress of medicine, which is quite expensive and quick and fast paced to the pointhat even us old timer doctors beusi'm gettingld. [laughter] >> can't keep up with the data. >> that is something that makes the cente very unie. what are you hoping the experience is like for patients? >> we want themo feel comfortable.

we want them to feel that they expeceth erythingat over t possible that can be given to them and getting the utmost care and we're providing the best quality medicine we can. quality medicine doesn't mean you have to use the most expensive newest drugs. sometimes goodies, but oldies work just as as well. we have a lot of people say if i'm going to get the most expensive i'm being treated, you have to understand the whole process. >> what kind of cancers do you treat and what kind of services do you offer as part of the saint luke's hospital we're located and can provide the information, but saint luke's hospital cancer care program. there we see all cancers all times. we're actually big enough that we specialize we have a doctor that does everything. my area is gastrointestinal disease. all of them are divided. we have a team of people intervening. so the spanish clinic is following the same process. >> i like that a team think is

if someone wants to visit your clinic specifically, is there anything they need to do? is it only by referral r example? >> no ty can justl cal the aurora canr clinic and ask for an appointment and get scheduled then. sometimes it will be me, sometimes maybe one of my other colleagues what the specialty needs with my nurse practitioners and dedicated translators. >> here's the information so you can give them a call and get care that fits you to learn more call (414)384-5111. you can also access a spanish voice mailbox at (414)389-4619 too. that's the aurora cancer care spanish clinic for more information. thanks for being here doctor. >> great to meet you. >> always my pleasure. >> thank you.

welcome back to the morning blend. it's time for today's art's cameras plus picture of the day. >> marsha from waterford shared this lighter side of storm photo. this is her granddaughter mag??e

marsha's son is stationed in fort bragg and their family weathered the storm with minimal damage. >> that's so cute. her play house got flooded. >> a little water. >> you have someone you love near or far you want to see them on tv make them our picture of the day. email us at pictures@themorningblend.com. over the past five months the uww man they are arena received over $6 million worth of upgrades smoothing the way for milwaukee admirs. >> presint jon greenberg and roscoe the one who is really in charge are here to give us a preview. [laughter] >> thanks for being here you guys. >> you are right about that. >> i laugh so hard when roscoe is here i feel light headed like i'm going to pass out. >> we don't want that. >> is he like that in the office? >> oh, yeah he keeps everybody on their toes no question. >> here's what i want to know you are probably going to have to interpret does he dress up for halloween?

>> sometimes. i have seen a little michael jackson thing where he wears a mask. >> dresses like a cat. >> a little thriller kind of thing. >> that's awesome. [laughter] >> that's so funny. [laughter] >> this is your first year back in the panther arena since what year 1986, 1987? >> yes may of 1987 was our last game there. we're excited to give it's been a ton of work over the course of the summer getting ready for this. we crammed probably 18 months of work into 3 and a half months. >> it's hard for me to take youu seriously because you are sitting next to roscoe. let's talk about the panther arena it's had these massive renovations super exciting right? >> it really is. you're seeing our locke room. >> cool can i get in there?

[laughter] >> but yes, new locker rooms were built, rest rooms have all been upgraded, concession stands have been upgreated our retail stores doubled in size. the lobby, for those who remember going to the building as youngsters, back in the day, we have uncovered the original flooring for the building that was built in 1950 and it is just beautiful, beautiful flooring and it is are it's been a great partnership with the wisconsin center district to make all of this happen. >> you have great promotions things like that going on as well? >> we do. our first big one obviously opening that's a huge event. but our first bobbleheads are coming up next week with our presidential bobbleheads so you can come pick -- >> i'm going to vote roscoe for president. >> i think that's what we should have done yup. >> roscoe for president. >> absolutely.

and 2500 of donald trump. we have done that in the past. it's our straw poll usually it is accurate. >> i feel like a lot of people pick the opposite of what they really want so they can have a little fun with the bobblehead you know. [laughter] >> it's been mostly accurate. think there is only one election in the history since you have been doing it that it didn't call it. >> right. we'll see. it was actually the last one. we'll see what happens this time around. >> did you get the trump skin tone sort >> well know it's not that bad, but -- [laughter] >> he has a little hue let's put it that way. >> a little bit of a hue. there i feel like have you a new nose. >> does he? >> the hockey puck. [laughter] >> no i think he is just, he is nice and clear for opening night. >> he is clean is that it? >> squeaky clean. >> got a little wishing wash. >> looks good i like it.

here. remember you were here for our anniversary show. wasn't that so fun? [laughter] >> yeah. >> all right. so what is going on saturday? great promotion. >> saturday night is our home opener, we're going to play at 6:00, all of our saturday games this year are going to be at 6:00 which is sell we're really looking forward to doing this year. getting done by 8:30 so you can head home with the kids or head out-of-town. on your way in you will get a special commemorative t-shirt that commemorates our return to the arena. >> pretty cool. >> something we're looking forward to doing. we're going to have special ceremonies it's going to be a fun night. >> back at uw milwaukee panther arena. milwaukee admirals.com. home opener this saturday. 6:00 kicking off the season and right now we're giving away tickets to callers number 5 and 6 you are going to win a family four pack at (414)799-4444.

live and in person. >> he's sort of a mouth breather. [laughter] >> can you wear costumes to the game? >> absolutely if you are heading out to a costume party afterwards come that way. i'm sure you will find your way onto the beautiful hd video board. >> we love you guys thanks for being here. >> do your thing. up next we sure do love our dogs. their food labels to ensure they are eating a healthy diet.

welcome back. if your teeth are yellowing we may have the solution for you. tia leslie is here today with an easy way to whiten your teeth appearance. good to have you back. >> thank you so much for having me tiffany. >> thanks for being here. let's talk about yellow teeth to start. a lot of us have yellow teeth. you know, it is lifestyle, blueberries, coffee, tea whatever it is that we eat or drink and oftentimes you say that makes us look older. >> absolutely. again you have to remember, your smile is the first thing that people see. so if you have yellow or stained teeth, you know, you really need to put your best foot forward and that's what somebody sees right off the bat.

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>> thank you so much. love to be here so glad to bring this to you. >> absolutely we appreciate it. thank as lot. our pet's nutrition depends on their food intake and not like they can go shopping for themselves. joining us to tell us what we should be looking for for the pets and label is the pet vet dr. ruth macpete. goodorning to you doctor. >> good morning. >> so a lot of people want to know i'm out shopping nor my cat for my dog what should i be things people should be looking for when choosing a pet food. the first thing is you want to make sure that your pet food meets the nutritional levels established by the association of american feed control officials. the second thing is people need to make sure they are picking a product that is made by a reputable company. one with a proven track record for quality and safety. and the third thing is that you want to make sure you pick a product that is made from

i recommend looking for simple, natural ingredients in your pet food. >> okay. what about the benefits of because people talk now about a grain free diet for our pets. >> yeah, grain free diets are really popular right now because of the fact that many animals actually have allergies or intolerances to grains. for those particular animals being fed a grain free diet, can really help improve tir digestive or skin problems that are brought about by those grains. >> a lot of people wonder about the cost of food. even for people, we think about the cost of organic food for example. so are these foods readily available and are they more expensive? >> that's a great question. typically, for pet parents if they were looking to feed their pet a grain free premium diet, they typically had to go to pet

products. but now, american pet nutrition is brought supreme source grain free pet food, and i'm here on behalf of them. and this new product is actually available at local grocery stores and it is available at grocery store prices. so makes it really easy and convenient for people to get a high quality premium grain free pet food. >> much easier. so let's say your pet is new to you to your family, what do you suggest? or they have just gotten a pet, i always recommend if they haven't done so already, make sure you take your pet to your veterinarian. it's important that they get a checkup, that you make sure they are current on immunizations and protected from parasites, that they have a microchip. we're here today talking about nutrition. start them out on a high quality food, i recommend considering grain free pet food by supreme

again, supreme source grain free pet food. and if people want more information, they can go to grain free pet info.com. >> green free pet info.com. who is the friend you have with you he is so c cooperative. >> this is gilbert or gilby he is adoreddable as you can see. >> he so cute and so cooperative. the whole time we were doing this interview he was just chilling. [laughter] >> he is. i'm just trying to make sure you get to see a cute face he is adorable. >> he has great face i love it. >> he might be a little camera shy. >> yes. so the website one more time is? >> grain free pet info.com. >> fantastic great talking to you. thank you so much for your time. >> great thank you very much molly. >> after the break this morning we're going to have your responses to our soundoff

we asked you on facebook what is your favorite halloween tradition? amanda sent a photo said dressed up for trick or treat. as an adult i dress up to hand out candy. her sister went one step further. check this out. kittens the crazy cat lady the plushy ones they found all of the plushys she could at a thirst store and tied candy to

out. >> it wouldn't have been half as good without the photo. that is awesome. that was fantastic. [laughter] lauren sent us this photo because one of her traditions is like a lot of people, oh, those are awesome. >> those are good. >> pumpkin carving look she's got a cat there, is that, an owl i think on the far left. >> an owl maybe the fox. those are great. really really good. >> valerie says her routine is chili in a crock pot, candy in a bowl, hocus pocus on the tv and no football. i love that.

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