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Opening and closing this week
To start your week, here is a list of art events that are opening and closing in the next week:
"Unmasked and Anonymous: Shimon and Lindemann Consider Portraiture" at Milwaukee Art Museum on Aug. 14
Tina Kugler Gallery Opening and "Sputnik Girl Poster" show in Manitowoc on Aug. 15
"Giving Back: The Best of Public Service Advertising" at Eisner Museum on Aug. 16
Purloin Studio Fine Art and Gifts grand opening in Menomonee Falls on Aug. 16
"Coming Together through the art of John Lennon" at the Waukesha County Museum on Aug. 16
"Art Guild of Menomonee Falls' Quick Art in the Park" in Lime Kiln Park in Menomonee Falls on Aug. 17
Carrie Hoelzer and Phil Krejcarek show at Mount Mary College on Aug. 17
"Made in the Shade" at Almont Gallery on Aug. 15
Vintage Posters show at Milwaukee Street Gallery on Aug. 16
Margaret Lockwood exhibit at the Fairfield Center for Contemporary Art in Sturgeon Bay on Aug. 16
T.L. Solien show at Madison Museum of Contemporary Art on Aug. 17
"J. Palin Thorley: A Life in Pottery" at Milwaukee Art Museum on Aug. 17
Art Guild of Menomonee Falls Local Artists' show at John Harbor's Coffee House in the Historic Village Centre of Menomonee Falls on Aug. 17
Rebecca Venn show at 716: Fine Art in Racine on Aug. 17
Jan Serr show at Taliesin in Spring Green on Aug. 17
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Patricia Arquette has been tapped to star in CBS' latest CSI spin-off pilot, TVGuide.com has confirmed.
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As the Valley braced for snow on Thursday morning, street crews in Waynesboro were waiting for the rain to pass.
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Definitions Pleated Necklace Dress
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Definitions Pleated Swing Dress
Swinging sixties makes an appearance this summer
Straight out of the swinging sixties, this swing dress by Definitions is a fun, flirty pick for summertime parties.
In a cute pink hue this dress is the ultimate in girly styling. Vertical pleats decorate the fabric creating that gorgeous Gatsby style swing, while the embellished neckline creates a necklace effect for a striking finish.
Wear this swing dress with a pair of ankle strap sandals, sparkling accessories and a cute clutch to complete your fun and playful style.
Whatever you do, do it in style
Please note: this dress must be hand washed only to keep its shape, colour and embellishments.
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- Swing dress by Definitions
- All-over vertical pleats
- Necklace detail
- Keyhole back
- Length: 36 inches
Forever Unique Kiwi Bandeau Midi Dress
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Forever Unique Kiwi Bandeau Midi Dress
Give your formal wear wardrobe an of-the-moment spin in the Kiwi digital print midi dress by Forever Unique.
Adding edge to your occasion wear, this gorgeous hand finished bandeau dress fuses a bold and other-worldly digital print with a classy feminine shape for a look that's perfect for day-to-evening events. Its bandeau cut is great for showing off toned, sun-kissed shoulders, while the figure-hugging fit flaunts your sleek shape.
Get ready to make a style statement in this bandeau midi dress, pair it with Shoe Box two part sandals for an elegant look that'll take you seamlessly from day into night.
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- Midi dress by Forever Unique
- Exposed zip fastening to back
- All-over digital print
- Split to hem at back
- Bandeau style
- Partially lined
- Hand finished
Wash separately and do not soak. Hand wash in cold water. Do not bleach and do not tumble dry. Cool iron and dry flat.Colour: Print. 95% polyester, 5% elastane. Hand wash only.
Definitions Embellished Flippy Scuba Dress
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Definitions Scuba Dress with Flippy Skirt
Flirty and flippy go hand in hand this season
Add a flirty touch to your look this season in this beautiful and playful scuba dress by Definitions.
In an electric blue hue with a high shine appeal, this frock makes an instant statement. The neon embellished neckline makes an impact against the colour of this dress making it fun to style with and the flippy skirt adds a playful finishing touch.
Wear this dress with barely there sandals, neon clutch and a flick of kohl liner to complete your disco-inspired look.
Whatever you do, do it in style
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- Scuba dress by Definitions
- Flippy skirt detail
- Neon embellished neckline
- High shine fabric
Forever Unique Destiny Maxi Dress
Make a style statement at your next big event in the glamorous Destiny maxi dress by Forever Unique.
This modern maxi dress fuses classic Grecian goddess style with an of-the-moment citrus hue for a sizzling summer look. With a halter neck fastening that features a metal serpent style clasp this timeless dress has a touch of exotic edge. Its deep V-neckline makes the most of your feminine curves, while the racer back shows off toned, sun-kissed shoulders. A metal serpent style belt cinches your waist, while the full-length skirt falls to the floor in swoosh-able style with a flirty front leg split that shows just a hint of your perfect pins.
Wear this maxi dress with Shoe Box two part sandals for a gorgeous Grecian Goddess inspired style with a touch of exotic edge.
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- Destiny maxi dress by Forever Unique
- Snake style neck cuff
- Plunging V-neckline
- Snake style belt
- Cinched waist
- Split to skirt
- Racer back
Do not wash and do not dry clean. Spot clean only with cold water and mild soap if needed. Do not iron directly on beads/sequins.
For a full refund snake fastenings must be included with return.Colour: Lime. Polyester. Spot clean only.
Definitions Scuba Midi Dress with All-Over Watercolour Print
Make a splash this season with colour
Dripping in beautiful colours, this scuba midi dress by Definitions is perfect for the last days of summer.
Made from scuba fabric this dress has plenty of stretch to skim your gorgeous curves, while the midi length, with a slightly dipped hem, exudes elegance. The clash of colours fuse together to give this frock a vivid print, while cap sleeves make the finish smart.
Wear this midi dress with a pair of metallic barely there sandals, cute clutch and rosy pink lips for a fun and flirty style.
Whatever you do, do it in style
Useful info:
- Midi dress by Definitions
- Stretchy scuba fabric
- Watercolour print
- Capped sleeves
- Slightly dipped hem
- Length 42 inches
Girls on Film Floral Print Dropped Hem Dress
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Girls On Film Floral Print Dropped Hem Dress
NB - This dress has a round neckline - not as image.
Bold colours and frilly hems combine with full flirty effect on this dropped hem dress by Girls on Film.
Let sumptuous florals and opulent hues transform your autumn winter wardrobe, as this printed frock becomes your go-to piece. The frilly dropped hem will flatter your sultry side and inspire a girlish mood, while the bold print brings out your inner senorita.
Wear this dress with killer heels and a bright red lippy for a diva-esque party outfit.
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- Dress by Girls on Film
- All-over floral print
- Dropped hem design
- Round neckline
- Short sleeve style
Love Label Sequin Dress
Giving the look of separates without the fuss of coordination this 2-in-1 sequin dress by Love Label offers an instant outfit.
When a surprise night with the girls calls (we've all been there – whipping everything out of our wardrobes wondering what to wear) worry no more!The perfect pull on piece this sizzling sequin number features a sequinned skirt decorated with geometric panels. The understated top complements the patterned skirt perfectly, while its blouson shape lends your look a retro twist.
Wear this beaded dress with South two part sandals for your next impromptu night with friends.
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- Sequin dress by Love Label
- Sequin and bead detail to skirt
- Zip up fastening to back
- Round necked design
- Flute style sleeves
- Sheer blouson top
French Connection Riobamba Beads Shift Dress
See out the last days of summer in this beautiful Riobamba shift dress by French Connection, it's the perfect party piece.
Beautiful bead accents and embellishments decorate the front and back of this shift giving your look plenty of sparkle and glitz. The minimal shift shape is a favourite of the season and lends your look a cool, effortless appeal.
Get an enviable understated chic outfit in seconds by teaming this shift dress with a metallic box clutch, sparkling accessories and a pair of ankle strap sandals to lift your look.
Please dry clean this shift dress to protect the embellishments.
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- Riobamba shift dress by French Connection
- Bead embellishments to front and back
- Fully lined
- Concealed back zip
- Length: 34 inches
Definitions Jacquard Animal Zip Front Dress
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Definitions Animal Print Jacquard Dress
Animal print introduces itself to your workwear wardrobe
Adding a little sophisticated chic to your workwear closet this season is this jacquard dress by Definitions.
Covering you head-to-toe in animal print this dress adds a little feisty feline attitude to your 9-5 style. The jacquard fabric is luxe-to-the-touch and adds a structured appeal to your looks, while the cut-in neckline is a smart, elegant finish.
Wear this dress with a pair of ankle strap sandals, a PU tote and lightweight blazer for a stylish day at the office this season.
Whatever you do, do it in style
Useful info:
- Jacquard dress by Definitions
- All-over animal print
- Sleeveless style
- Cut-in neckline
- Zip detail to front
- Length: 36 inches
South Long Sleeve Skater Dress – Monochrome Print
A sweet desk-to-dance floor option, this printed skater dress perfects your day-to-night wardrobe.
This pretty printed number combines the season's chalkboard colour palette with slinky skater dress style – a gorgeous option that can be dressed down for day and dolled up after dark. With long sleeves, a round neckline and conservative length, this skater dress is a classic option that's ideal for work. Its nipped in waist and flared skirt give a flirty fit 'n' flare figure that makes it perfect for Friday night drinks too!
Wear this dress with Shoe Box black and white ballerinas during the day, after dark lift the look with a flick of eyeliner and Shoe Box two part sandals.
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- Skater dress by South
- All-over monochrome print
- Exposed zip fastening
- Round necked design
- Fit and flare cut
- Long sleeves
Club L Crochet 2-in-1 Maxi Dress
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Club L Crochet Top Maxi Dress
Getting you ready for all those summer parties this maxi dress by Club L is the perfect pick for taking you from chic daytime to glamorous evenings.
The crochet top is part lined with a scoop neck to the back playing a sultry game of peek-a-boo that's sure to catch the eye of many an admirer! Showing off the results of your trip to Marbs the coral hue works flawlessly with sun-smooched skin, while the skirt falls gorgeously to the floor.
Wear this maxi dress with a pair of block heeled sandals, a coral lip and cute clutch to complete your summertime party style.
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- Maxi dress by Club L
- Crochet detail top
- Scoop back design
- Rounded neckline
- Concealed back zip
- Length: 57 inches
Love Label Lace Bodice Swing Dress
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Love Label Swing Dress with Lace Bodice
We've fallen head over heels for this gorgeous lace bodice swing dress by Love Label.
Every fashionista knows that the LDB is an essential and this pretty piece certainly fits the bill. The lace bodice livens up your look and adds a girly glam you'll love, while a plunging sweetheart neckline and spaghetti straps give your looks a flirty update showing off your sun-kissed shoulders. The nipped in waist and flared skirt have a fun charm that swings as you strut your stuff.
Wear this swing dress with Head Over Heels two part sandals and a statement necklace for total glamour.
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- Swing dress by Love Label
- Lace bodice; spaghetti straps
- Sweetheart neckline; flared skirt
- Length 34 inch


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August 1, 2014
November 7, 2005
In the final push for retiring delegate, Mitch Van Yahres' seat, David Toscano, the democratic candidate, shared his ideas for the 57th District on Good Morning Charlottesville.
Toscano has plans for improving education stretching from pre-kindergarten schools to college. He believes it is crucial for the state to adequately fund education, and promises, that if elected, he will push for education to come first when drafting the budget.
On Good Morning Charlottesville, the candidate acknowledged the pain of spiking gas prices to residents, which will only worsen with the arrival of winter.
Toscano said there are existing programs, such as Dominion's energy share program and Charlottesville's gas assistance program, that citizens need to be aware of to protect themselves from high prices.
Toscano also cited economic growth as an important issue for the 57th district. According to the candidate, the area has suffered a net loss of 2,400 manufacturing jobs in the last five years.
He suggests building small local businesses that hire existing residents as one way of keeping Charlottesville's economy strong and booming.
In addition, Toscano vows, as delegate, to maintain the superiority of the University of Virginia over most public institutions, as well as, to continue support of Piedmont Virginia Community College as a major job and training source.
Toscano is running against Republican Tom McCrystal.


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---- — If you haven't noticed, the flower beds around the city of Pella are in full bloom and more extraordinary than what they have been the past. Fish decorate the flower beds in Central Park, Sunken Gardens has a wonderful array of white and red flowers depicting a flag, and purple cannas in baskets line the Molengracht.
The parks are spectacular this year with a variety of different flowers and bursts of colors.
Last winter the City of Pella Parks and Tourism divisions really wanted to do something different for 2013, and planned a variety of themed flower beds throughout the city.
"Our goal is mainly to have them be eye catching. You can plant mums and marigolds, but if you have good combinations of different textures, colors, heights, that can really spark people's interest," City of Pella Parks Manager Chandler Nunnikhoven commented, "And then if you throw in there themed beds and themed parks, then that can really bring in more people for Pella."
Those who planned the layout of the flower beds combed through magazines and browsed the internet, looking for varieties that the City of Pella hasn't seen before. This year they added different kinds of plants and flowers, built trellises to add height and added in vines.
Central Park has an underwater and beach theme where you can view the octopus, sunset and fish themed flower beds.
"We've got a lot of positive remarks and we're always striving to go bigger and better and do more," Nunnikhoven added.
They've already started making plans for next year and took notes at this year's Iowa State Fair to continue with making Pella's parks eye-catching and unique. Take a moment to go through the parks in Pella or view photos on the City of Pella's website and see what the City of Pella has accomplished through the beautification of our city with the themed parks.


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I cover CRM, Cloud Computing, ERP and Enterprise Software
Sales VPs for years have been test-driving SaaS-based CRM systems, piloting them with sales teams to see if using them leads to higher sales and greater customer retention. Marketing VPs and Chief Marketing Officers (CMOs) also continue to pilot SaaS-based web analytics and marketing automation applications.
What's been missing from these pilots is the ability to bring CRM, marketing automation, sales management and web analytics systems into existing enterprise IT architectures just as fast. This is changing quickly. CRM vendors have been quick to respond to the challenge, offering Application Programmer Interfaces (APIs), integration adapters, connectors and from larger vendors, integrated bus architectures.
What the Hype Cycle for CRM Sales, 2012 Means
CRM's real value is in unifying an entire enterprise based on its ability to sell, serve and retain customers better than before. Gartner shows this is a high priority for its CRM clients by underscoring which technology and application areas of the hype cycle are responding to his market dynamic, and which aren't.
This Hype Cycle also reflects the urgency I hear from Sales VPs who want to get in control of the complex compensation, quota, territory management, job appraisal and sales coaching responsibilities they have. While each of these areas is essential, many companies, even those in enterprise software, have ignored these areas, allowing them to stay manually based. Gartner calls this area Sales Performance Management (SPM) and shows it has the highest benefit of all SaaS-based sales management applications in the next two years. Gartner's analysis captures the time shortage that Sales VPs I know are facing; they have to get to high quota levels while also managing a diverse set of leadership responsibilities as well. The Hype Cycle for CRM Sales, 2012 (G00234919) is shown below:
Bottom line: Making CRM strategies successful has to start with a common vision and urgency for results. Both are happening quicker in CRM than ever before, driven by a much clearer understanding of what enterprises need to more effectively attain their goals.
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Is The Cloud Really Ready For Business?
Majority of Companies Expanding Cloud Computing Skills: Survey
Gartner Sees Global IT Spending Up 3% In 2012
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What a great article really capturing some of the gains CRM software solutions are continuing to make. I couldn't agree more with your concluding thoughts on what it takes to make CRM strategies successful starts with a common vision and urgency for results.
I was not surprised to learn that "Sales, Customer Service, Social CRM and Marketing are the four fastest-growing areas of enterprise Sales applications on SaaS."
Of the Gartner statistics you site here, I'm curious to hear your take on the issue of cloud adoption varying significantly across CRM software categories.
I can't help but wonder about the success regarding adoption rates across CRM software categories. Is it possible this is due to an issue with urgency or may be connected to something else. Do you have any additional thoughts you can share.
I've been using http://www.ZestCRM.com for almost a year now and have loved the speed and reliability of their product. I know they aren't a huge company but they do an amazing job and I saw they weren't listed and figured I would send them some props.
Great extract! Thanks for the efforts Louis..
External post! I have been following your posts for few months now..always insightful..
- Vikram
Hi Louis,
Really interesting article – in particular the priority analysis, as setting the right priorities is a critical success factor all of us face daily. I would be interested to know which markets were taken into consideration. Also, which industries were included? Do you find a common CRM trend across industries or do you find significant differences?
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Competency exams ordered for suspect
HOWELL — Judges in two Michigan counties have ordered a man charged in a shooting spree that targeted motorists to undergo forensic competency and criminal responsibility examinations.
District court judges in Novi and Howell ordered the exams during hearings Wednesday in cases against Raulie Casteel.
The 43-year-old unemployed geologist is charged with 60 counts, including multiple counts of assault with intent to murder, in connection with shootings in Wixom and Oakland County's Commerce Township.
He's also charged with six counts in a single case in Livingston County.
Defense attorneys say he's a married, college-educated man with no criminal history.
Casteel is suspected in two dozen random shootings along a 100-mile freeway corridor. Shootings also took place in Ingham and Shiawassee counties.
Spending cuts could hurt Great Lakes
TRAVERSE CITY — Environmental activists say federal programs designed to protect and clean up the Great Lakes will take a big hit if Congress and President Barack Obama don't reach a budget deal soon.
Without a deficit reduction agreement, across-the-board spending cuts will kick in Jan. 1. Leaders of advocacy groups said Wednesday that would mean an 8.2 percent reduction in funding for the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, a multi-year program dealing with some of the region's top ecological threats such as invasive species and toxic pollution.
The program received $300 million this year. The cut presumably would reduce it to $275 million in 2013.
Joel Brammeier of the Alliance for the Great Lakes said slashing the restoration program would damage the environment and the regional economy, including the fishing and tourism industries.
DNR surveyor locates piece of state history
ATLANTA — A state Department of Natural Resources land surveyor has recovered an original wooden survey post that was set in a stream 162 years ago in Michigan's northern Lower Peninsula.
The DNR announced Wednesday that Matt Dontz used waders, GPS coordinates and notes from 1850 to find the post in Montmorency County about 5 miles northeast of Atlanta.
At the time the post was set, the DNR says the U.S. government's General Land Office would use them to mark a section or quarter corner every half-mile.
The posts were usually cedar stakes that had one end shaped into a point so they could be driven into the ground. Dontz says the water helped preserve the post.
The DNR says student assistant Ethan Richmond was instrumental in finding the post Oct. 25.
Police officer shot outside funeral home
DETROIT — A Detroit police officer was shot Wednesday after a high-speed car chase that ended when the driver being sought stopped in front of a funeral home, ran through the building and fired on police outside, a police spokeswoman said.
The single slug hit the officer's bulletproof vest in his back and lodged there. The officer, an 11-year veteran, was hospitalized in stable condition, spokeswoman Sgt. Eren Stephens said.
The suspect, who was being sought on a warrant for assault with intent to murder, was shot by the other officers and was in temporary serious condition at a nearby hospital, Stephens said. Neither his nor the officer's name has been released.
Man gets life in woman's fatal stabbing
MOUNT CLEMENS — A man has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for fatally stabbing a grandmother inside her suburban Detroit home.
Joseph Reiner was sentenced Wednesday in Macomb County Circuit Court in the death of 69-year-old JoAnne Eisenhardt, who was stabbed in the neck in February 2011 at her home in Macomb Township. She died the following September.
During the hearing, son Howard Eisenhardt addressed Reiner as a "little coward."


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THIRTY jobs have been saved at a steel processing and stockholding firm that went into administration.
Hi-Tech Steel Services, based on Bold Industrial Estate, had a turnover of £40m but after suffering heavy losses over the previous three years administrators David Thornhill and Geoffrey Rowley, of FRP Advisory, took control of the business on October 13 last year.
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Close Brothers Invoice Finance and Close Brothers Asset Finance provided more than £6m in funding to CIP Trading Ltd to secure the future of the business.
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Coffee Talk w/ Rockstarby Steve Gibson, Jul 13, 2005 9:58am PDT
The latest controversy surrounding GTA titles has been the alleged porn mini-game hidden within San Andreas. Screenshots surfaces a while ago of the Playstation2 version but the real stink started just recently when a mod was released for the PC build so that anyone could get to it. A 'nationwide parental alert' was issued. Now Rockstar Games is making statements:
"So far we have learned that the "hot coffee" modification is the work of a determined group of hackers who have gone to significant trouble to alter scenes in the official version of the game," reads the statement. "In violation of the software user agreement, hackers created the 'hot coffee' modification by disassembling and then combining, recompiling and altering the game's source code. Since the 'hot coffee' scenes cannot be created without intentional and significant technical modifications and reverse engineering of the game's source code, we are currently investigating ways that we can increase the security protection of the source code and prevent the game from being altered by the 'hot coffee' modification."The modder states that he added nothing to the game when releasing the mod and that all the content was there by Rockstar - "If Rockstar Games denies that, then they're lying, and I will be able to prove that," said Wildenborg, a mod author, in an e-mail to The Associated Press.


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"As far as I know Scott Walker is the only governor in this state to have a legal defense fund,"
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Barrett challenges Walker on legal defense fund
Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett Wednesday called on Gov. Scott Walker to offer an explanation of the defense fund established in the wake of a John Doe probe.
"Gov. Walker has said repeatedly that he is not a target, and that he and his campaign are cooperating with the investigation," Barrett said during a news conference. "But something is not adding up. And it is time for Gov. Walker to come clean with the people of Wisconsin. It's time to answer some questions. If he isn't a target, then why does he have a criminal defense fund when the state law says those funds are for officials who are 'being investigated for or are charged with a violation of campaign violations or prohibited election practices.'?''
The Journal Sentinel's No Quarter column reported Wednesday that on April 13 Walker's campaign transferred $60,000 to a special fund established to pay the governor's two criminal defense lawyers, newly filed records showed. The fund is called the Scott Walker Trust.
Walker's fund paid around $52,000 in unspecified expenses to a Milwaukee law firm that is representing the campaign in the probe.
There is an ongoing John Doe investigation into various activities during Walker's time as Milwaukee County executive. Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm's office has brought charges against three ex-Walker aides, one appointee and a major campaign contributor.
Walker has said repeatedly that he and his campaign are cooperating with the investigation.
Ciara Matthews, a spokeswoman for the Walker campaign, said in a statement: "Tom Barrett seems to be resting his hopes of winning on holding endless press conferences during which he displays his complete ignorance of, and disconnect from reality. We have stated time and time again, this fund has been set up under the guidance of the GAB (Government Accountability Board) and we reiterate that Governor Walker has been told that he is not a target of this investigation."
During his news conference, Barrett said, "We don't know which dollars are going to his legal defense fund." Walker raised more than $13.2 million for his recall campaign during a three-month period. GAB rules allow for a candidate to transfer a contributor's campaign contribution to a legal defense fund.
Barrett called for the names of the donors to the defense fund to be made public.
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Note to the ignorant squirrel baiting do nothing liar Barrett: Walker is the only governor in this state, period. Are you going to criticize him for preparing to defend himself against this worthless witch hunt? Idiot.
"As far as I know Scott Walker is the only governor in this state to have a legal defense fund,"Hide replies
N0, the criticisism is because according to Wi law the only way Walker can legally establish such a fund is if he is or is going to be charged. Yet Mr open and honesty can't come out and tell the people who are going to decide to vote for him or not if he really is the "John Doe" which of course he is. Spending over 200,000 to cooporate in answering a few questions seems like a deceptive answer and not the honesty we deserve.
punkyb - How do you know what the DA wanted or asked?
Not true. You may wanrt to brush up on the law prior to posting.
at punkyb - According to you under WI law you can only hire a lawyer if you're going to be charged or have been charged (total made up bs)? Well that seems to be the point, a John Doe run by Democrats for the purpose of dirting up the Gov definitely says they'll charge (to me) him in hopes of winning the recall. As for coming out and telling people he is the target, he can't as he doesn't know, John Doe's are secret except when democrats want to use the process to smear. The leaks haven't been to the Republicans they have been to the democrats.
He should be prepared to defend himself against this bogus investigation that I believe has roots in the Whitehouse.Hide replies
Conspiracy, irrelevant. Try again.
jrr01 and just exactly what is bogus about this John Doe?
Can't wait til Walker wins re-election and watch the lefts crazy reactions
Walker needs to come clean and show some respect for the constituents in the state of Wisconsin. This game that is being played now on both sides is too distracting from Walker leading us into last place for job growth.Hide replies
And the main cause for that is???? MILWAUKEE!!!
What is it with your ilk Meanol? Do you know the difference between METRO Milwaukee and CITY OF Milwaukee? Job losses were in METRO Milwaukee. D.U.H.
Last sentence is quite a run-on. Rolex needs to breathe slowly into a paper bag.
if walker is the one being investigated why doesn't the DA come out and charge him after 2 years? what is taking so long?Hide replies
Investigating and charging a lot of people takes time.
i know it does but 2 years is getting kind of ridiculous. if they have evidence against him bring it out into the public eye. the reason i don't like this is because it is way to shady, and it could easily be used as a political attack with no basis in truth.
just look at it this way say a DA starts investigating Barrett's office but wont tell anyone if Barrett is the target or not, and does not allow Barrett to say one way or the other either.
It takes time to make a case, especially when some people do like to believe in facts. Personally, if he is innocent then he should come clean about what he knew. He has lied about "he was the one to refer the problems to the DA"- it was Nardelli. Look at the other corruption trials, Enron, etc. they all took 2 years to take to trial.
Fact- according to state law he has to be a target if he has a defense fund.
that is supposed to be " especially when some people do not like to believe.
It takes a long time to count all those boxes of paperclips and match that with inventory.
If they have something, it will be released just before Memorial Day for the greatest possible effect. (remember the Geo Bush drunk driving story)
Haven't you ever heard "give a man enough rope (time) and he will hang himself" ?
Biffy is even having second thoughts about The Scooter.....heehee
HERE IS YOUR SIGN "$230000 SPENT ON DEFENSE LAWYERS TO DATE" but hey does'nt everybody hire $1000 per hour defense lawyers for no reason what so ever??
Even though I'm for recalling Scott Walker, I for one am not going to say he's guilty of anything even though everybody else around him in his County Executive office has been charged or found guilty of illegal activity. Knowing this, don't any of you Walker supporters question his innocence OR if you're convinced he's 100% innocent don't you question why he didn't know about the illegal activity constantly going on around him while he was supposed to be in charge?Hide replies
Following your logic, should Chris Abele not be under the same scrutiny for one of his board accepting a bribe?
@ htlnd1: Some scrutiny... perhaps. But you're comparing one guilty person to several charged / guilty people that literally had desks next to / all around Scott Walker's desk (who again were supposed to be supervised by Scott Walker). If everybody under my watch and sitting around me at my job is engaged in illegal activities, the "I wasn't involved / didn't know anything" defense doesn't hold a lot of water.
@panth..........I guess you'd have to show me a floor plan to the County Exec's office.You make it sound like these folks are in a single room and the Exec is walkeing around looking over their shoulder. Let's face reality, a tech saavy employee can do just about whatever they want to on the job and their supervisor would never know about it. Sending text messages on a smart phone, for example.
There was a floor plan as part of one of the indictments. And yes, Walker was in an office with many of the others directly outside his door. And do you really think they installed a private router in his office without his knowing?
pantheman - I appreciate the dialog. I support Gov. Walker strongly, but am not convinced of his innocence or that 'this is a witch hunt'. I'd prefer to let the process play out. It was Walker's responsibility to hire and appoint good people, which wasn't the case with the dude who stole from the veteran's event fund. However, I wouldn't expect him to know the funds are being stolen or for him to know that an underling is posting political commentary on a public blog from a work computer.
"If he isn't a target than why does he have a criminal defense fund," Walker has a defense fund because of the dirty play of the democrats makes it necessary. A John Doe run by democrats for 2 years with leaks coming at opportune moments to help the democrats speaks of corruption running rampant in the democratic party. Lets not talk about Barrett's failures lets try to smear the opponent typical democratic tactics.Hide replies
According to state statute, a candidate or elected official can set up a legal defense fund if that official "is being investigated for, charged with or convicted of a criminal violation" stemming from illegal campaign or election practices.
Let's not forget that the GOP had the chance to join the investigation on more than one occasion during this process and declined.
Once again Barrett needs to shut up. There is no cloud here other than over his empty suit. He should look at the positive side of this. Let's say for the sake of this argument that Walker does face some charges (which is highly unlikely or they would have been filed by now) and is forced to resign from office. He should be glad because then he can loose an election for Governor a fourth time. Then he can hold a record that would never be equaled.Hide replies
One more thing on this. Can he ever talk about himself and how his fine record of accomplishment would better this state? The answer is a NO. His record is as pathetic as his idol in Washington, BHO.
All we hear from him is Walker did this, Walker did that .......................... Tom, you're not in kindergarten anymore. Grow up !
Hi barrett. Maybe you can explain to me why my property value decreased by over $20k and my property taxes go up every year.Hide replies
It's Walker's fault, don't you know. Bush derangement syndrome just mutated into Walker derangement syndrome.
There's actually a pretty simple answer to your question. The value of your property probably fell because of the housing crisis that was at the source of the "Great Recession." With regards to the property taxes, you can probably blame the recession for that as well. It caused a lot of revenue shortfalls for state and local governments, but the bills still had to be paid. The solution? Layoffs, cuts to programs, stimulus money, and in some cases, higher taxes.
you mean the housing crisis cause by Freddie Mac & Fannie May? the brain child of the Democrats?! got it!


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Former Dade County, Ga., Sheriff Patrick Cannon made his first comments to the media Friday about his use of a county credit card to buy $3,644 in men's clothing for himself in October 2012 — after losing his bid for re-election in the August Republican primary.
"It's political propaganda to make me look bad," Cannon said. "The clothing ... was out of my uniform allowance that I was entitled to."
"They're trying to make a big issue that it was after the primary," he said, explaining he needed to dress for court appearances. "I was still obligated to do the job of sheriff until Dec. 31."
On Oct. 11, Cannon spent $2,758 at the Men's Wearhouse and $635 at J.C. Penney at Hamilton Place mall, records show. On Oct. 15, he spent $251 online at J.C. Penney's website.
Dade County Commission Chairman Ted Rumley said the expense jumped out at him when he saw the credit card statement.
Shortly afterward, Rumley called Cannon in for a meeting.
"We're a small county," Rumley said. "I sign every check. I look at every dollar."
Also at the meeting was County Commissioner Robert Goff.
"He sat in here and said [the credit card charges] were for suits and uniforms for his people," Goff said.
Rumley agreed that's what Cannon said then.
Told Friday that Cannon said he bought the clothing for himself, Rumley said, "That's the first time he's admitted it."
Goff and Rumley both said they worked well with Cannon and aren't trying to smear him.
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"The commissioners know I was entitled to a uniform allowance," Cannon said Friday. "That's all I'm going to say at this time. This is not the end of the story."
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The victim was able to remove his daughter before the suspects fled the scene in his car. Detectives apprehended Holmes and Gross at the 2900 block of Bunker Hill Rd., according to the Sheriff's Office.
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"The minds of children, they're like sponges at this age," Barge said. "The more you can introduce them to, the more you can keep them in."
Barge toured the system's first STEM school, Clark Creek Elementary, observing the STEM lab, where students work engineering projects; the math lab; and the global lab, where classes can video chat with students in other countries. On Tuesday, Clark Creek students chatted with children in Ghana, Africa, watching a presentation the African students had put together and asking questions about the weather and houses in the tropical country.
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After years of work, officials have said that the school system launched other STEM Academies this year at Ball Ground Elementary, Canton and Holly Springs elementary schools, and Fine Arts Academies at Hasty and Oak Grove elementary schools. District Spokeswoman Barbara Jacoby said that, while there are no plans to open additional STEM Academies next year, staff at all elementary schools are being encouraged to incorporate STEM concepts into curriculum and activities. Plans are to open advanced academies at the middle school level next fall and eventually a High School for the Performing and Visual Arts. And, a Technical High School Academy is slated for the current Teasley Middle School facility once that school moves into its new building.
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The ballot for Sharon City Council is one of several in Mercer County that isn't filled with names of candidates.
On paper, or with today's space age technology, on the touch screen, first-term Sharon Councilman Bill James has the primary ballot all to himself, unless a write-in candidate emerges.
James, a Democrat, is the only partisan candidate for three seats up for grabs this year on the city's five-person council.
Although he's the only person on the ballot, he isn't the only candidate, however.
Councilman Ed Palanski, an independent, is also seeking re-election, but independent's don't run in the primary.
Council President Victor Heutsche's seat is also up for election this year, but Heutsche is running for Mercer County Common Pleas Court judge instead and opted not to run for a council seat he'd have to give up if his bid for judge is successful, he said.
No other candidates have emerged as of yet, although Mercer County Elections Director Jeff Greenburg said another person has made inquiries about the race.
"I don't ever remember there being just one," Greenburg said of the race, or lack thereof, in Sharon.
"The numbers of candidates are down county-wide," he said.
The possibility exists that another independent, or even a third-party candidate might come forward, Greenburg said.
A write-in candidate would need 100 votes in the primary to get on the fall ballot, Greenburg said.
According to Sharon's Home Rule Charter, the top two vote-getters in the fall election garner four-year seats on council, while third-place rates a two-year term on the board.
Council members Frank Connelly and Tom Burke aren't up for re-election this year.
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A BLACK Country guitar teacher has received rave reviews following the release of his debut instrumental album.
Des Sherwood, of Halesowen, has spent years honing his craft and his passion for guitar playing and music has resulted in the 15 track CD, entitled The Music Room.
The 45-year-old said the album, which took two years to make, features soaring ballads, hard rock songs and intimate acoustic songs that portray "a wide range of human emotions".
Although he has spent the last 25 years playing for various bands, the self-employed guitar tutor has gone solo on this project.
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---- — Whether called by their nickname, "union pipes," or their proper name, Uillean pipes (pronounced ill-yin), the sounds of the traditional Irish instruments rang out loud and strong in Delhi on Saturday as the third annual St. Patrick's Day Parade stepped off on Main Street.
In honor of one of Ireland's patron saints, St. Patrick, uilleann pipes are commonly played in parades. The distinctive instruments share characteristics with the Scottish bagpipes, and offer an unmistakeable Celtic sound.
With March 17 about a week in the past, it may seem curious to celebrate St. Patrick's Day now. But the Greater Delhi Area Chamber of Commerce, along with the Delaware National Bank of Delhi, plan a Delhi parade about a week after the holiday to ensure the presence of in-demand groups such as the Leatherstocking Pipe Band, the Schenectady Pipe Band and the Edward Maloney Memorial Pipe Band.
Before the parade began, booths were set up in the Delhi Village Square. Supporters of Relay for Life were selling hot chocolate, chili and fancy caramel apples to raise funds. Grand Marshall of the Parade, Robert Mable, had ordered almost 200 bright green shamrock balloons, to be handed out free. Residents and visitors were sporting scally Irish caps, derby and bowler hats, and green apparel was on display among many of the spectators.
The Delaware County Sheriff's Department and Delhi Police began the procession, leading a vibrant and rich pageant in celebration of St. Patrick. Music from the Leatherstocking Pipe Band resounded throughout the village as spectators cheered in appreciation. Interspersed with the musical groups were floats presented by community organizations such as the Girl Scouts, the Delhi Community Pool and Habitat for Humanity, as well as businesses such as the Shire Pub, Delaware National Bank of Delhi and Maple Shade Farm. Representatives of the armed forces, as well as local law enforcement and fire departments, rounded out the lineup, and a group of young dancers from the Cardio Club presented a hip-hop dance wearing green tutus.
Awards were presented, as follows:
First place, Edward Maloney Memorial Pipe band; second place, Schenectady Pipe band.
First place, Delaware Academy Varsity Club; second place, Heart of the Catskills
First place, Cardio Club; second place, Students Against Destructive Decisions
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First place, Delhi Fire Department; second place, Meridale Fire Department.