Morning Links for July 14 2014

Morning Links for July 14 2014

What we’re reading on this Monday morning. Germany defeated Argentina 1-0 in extra time to win the World Cup. Mario Götze scored the winning goal. Grantland’s recap looks at at Götze and four more “important characters” from the match.  Epic Systems Corp. has reportedly added 600 jobs since February. The Madison area electronic health records giant has grown from 4,200 employees in 2011 to 7,200 employees now.  Eight-year-old Caleb Teisl from Make-A-Wish Wisconsin threw a perfect strike with the first pitch at Miller Park on Sunday.  Today marks 15 years since “Big Blue” collapsed during the construction of Miller Park. Three ironworkers…

What we’re reading on this Monday morning.

  • Germany defeated Argentina 1-0 in extra time to win the World Cup. Mario Götze scored the winning goal. Grantland’s recap looks at at Götze and four more “important characters” from the match. 
  • Epic Systems Corp. has reportedly added 600 jobs since February. The Madison area electronic health records giant has grown from 4,200 employees in 2011 to 7,200 employees now. 
  • Eight-year-old Caleb Teisl from Make-A-Wish Wisconsin threw a perfect strike with the first pitch at Miller Park on Sunday. 
  • Today marks 15 years since “Big Blue” collapsed during the construction of Miller Park. Three ironworkers — Jeffrey Wischer, William DeGrave, and Jerome Starr — died in the June 14, 1999, accident.

Dan Shafer was the digital editor at Milwaukee Magazine. Dan joined the magazine as assistant editor in 2014 and wrote the November 2014 cover story, "Downtown Horizons." He's worked as a reporter at BizTimes Milwaukee and an editor at ThirdCoast Digest. Contact him at daniel.shafer@milwaukeemag.com. He's on Twitter @danshaferMKE.