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"Love Hawaii" the chiseled thespian, 27, captioned the photo, which features him precariously standing barefoot on a guard rail as he surveys the lush beauty of the Aloha State.
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When Scott Eastwood's father speaks, the 27-year-old knows exactly what to do.
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Dina Eastwood is now ready to end her 17-year marriage to Clint Eastwood for good.
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Dina Eastwood, 48, on Monday filed for a separation from the actor-filmmaker, 83, in Monterey County Superior Court, the Monterey County Herald reports.
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The jury did not face a tough decision in the Transport/Sales category: the Boxster and 911 were so convincing on the big screen that Porsche won the first three prizes. The 911 technology film "Moments" ("Augenblicke") took the gold, the silver medal was won by the film on the new Boxster "Where Sport Begins" ("Wo Sport beginnt") and the bronze was awarded to the 911 film "Don't Forget" ("Nicht vergessen"). Furthermore, the film "Sport in Numbers" ("Sport in Zahlen"), which presents the Boxster's technical highlights, was awarded a special prize in this category.
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CJ 311 Criminal Investigation
Hiers, Jody Randall
Adjunct Professor of Criminal Justice
Park College / B.S. Criminal Justice AdministrationPark University / Master of Public AffairsSouth Carolina Criminal Justice Academy / Certified L.E.O.
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Educational Philosophy: My educational philosophy is one of interactiveness based on lectures, readings, quizzes, dialogues, examinations, internet, videos, web sites and writings. I will encourage each learner to share and relate real world experiences pertaining to the current subject matter.
Learning Outcomes: Core Learning Outcomes
For CJ311, all students will complete an essay, not less than 4 pages (1,000 words) in length (excluding the cover sheet, title, and bibliography pages) as follows:
It can be argued that the foundation for community support for law enforcement is in the trust built by faith that the police follow the law and adhere to the U.S. Constitution. For example, criminal investigative questioning must be guided by Fourth Amendment search and seizure protections. Harsh or questionable investigative methods may be unethical and illegal.
Discuss whether the concern for homeland security has redefined acceptable or ethical criminal investigative tactics used by law enforcement. Explain what impact changes in criminal investigative techniques and methods may have on police-community relations, criminal prosecutions, and the ability of police to investigate major crimes.
The essay should be typed, double-spaced, be written in APA format, including in-text source citations, and use a minimum of 4 course-external sources.
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Late submission of materials will result in a reduction of the grade by 10 points per class.
Classroom Rules of Conduct: Students are required to participate in class discussions in an orderly and respectful manner. Students are not to disrupt the class under any circumstances. Any problems or concerns should be addressed individually to the professor.
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Academic Honesty:Academic integrity is the foundation of the academic community. Because each student has the primary responsibility for being academically honest, students are advised to read and understand all sections of this policy relating to standards of conduct and academic life. Park University students and faculty members are encouraged to take advantage of the University resources available for learning about academic honesty (www.park.edu/current or http://www.park.edu/faculty/).from Park University 2012-2013 Undergraduate Catalog Page 97
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Hederian, John A., of Farmingdale, died on Sept. 22. Devoted father of Mellene. Also survived by many other loving family members and friends. Funeral mass was held at St. Boniface R.C. Church, in Elmont. Interment at Holy Rood Cemetery in Westbury. Arrangements entrusted to McCourt & Trudden Funeral Home Inc.
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During a recent meeting of the Farmingdale Board of Education, President Shari Bardash-Eivers addressed a controversy that had erupted among parents in the district surrounding comments that were made online about student data mining. Initially proposed as a component of New York State's Common Core Learning Standards, data mining is used to gather information on students through a company called InBloom. However, the proposal to allow data mining through the use of InBloom was defeated by state lawmakers.
For Eivers, the controversy had come about after she had made comments on social media sites regarding parents who were opposed to student data mining. Many referred to her comments as "insensitive," for use of the terms "paranoid" and "ignorant" whilst noting that the same parents opposed to data mining seemed to have no qualms about activities such as using Google or their credit cards online—acts which she said carry many of the same risks.
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On April 4, members of the Farmingdale Board of Fire Commissioners appointed three new Chiefs of the Farmingdale Fire Department. After 14 years of service with the department, the newly minted Chief Patrick Tortoso is ambitious about his new title.
"I wouldn't be here without my members' backing," Tortoso said.
At the ceremony, Frank Romano, ex-Chief of the Farmingdale Fire Department, gave his final rundown of the 997 calls the department handled in 2013, before handing over the proverbial reigns to Tortoso.
"You guys always did a standup job," Romano said congratulating his commrades. "This has been a rewarding experience."
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John Galanoudis of Farmingdale, a junior student at Molloy College, batted .462 for the week with a .562 on-base percentage and a .615 slugging clip to help Molloy to a 3-1 series win over St. Thomas Aquinas. He scored four times, had six hits including two doubles, and drove in three runs. Galanoudis also stole a base and walked once.
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Erin Donovan of Farmingdale, a sophomore at Farmingdale State College, finished 6th in the High Jump at the St. Joseph's Invitational competition. Her mark of 4 feet, 8.25 inches moves her to No. 7 on the All-Time list.
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Thursday, 10 April 2014 00:00
Farmingdale High School's Lady Dalers have staked an early lead in Nassau County Girl's Varsity Lacrosse Conference I, after winning each of their last three games this season. Starting the season on the road, the Lady Dalers would open with a non-league victory over Sacred Heart on March 20. The Lady Dalers would go on to win the exhibition match 10-8, thanks to Tara Wahl who scored six goals to put Farmingdale in the lead. On March 22, the Lady Dalers would compete in their first game of the regular season against
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by Karen Mills, Former SBA Administrator
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Today, there are more than 1.4 million LGBT-owned small businesses in the United States. These businesses play an important role in our economy and our communities.
At the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), we are working with the LGBT community to spur entrepreneurial activity and to ensure that more LGBT entrepreneurs have the tools and the resources they need to grow successful small businesses and create good jobs.
These are businesses like Pizzeria Paradiso in Washington, D.C. The owner, Ruth Gresser, used an SBA loan to expand her business and to better meet growing customer demand. They are businesses such as American Language Technologies, based in Plano, Texas, which SBA and our resource partners have worked with to identify government contracting opportunities. And they are businesses like Simonson's Salon and Spa in Minneapolis, Minnesota, which also was able to expand and grow in a new location with the assistance of SBA-guaranteed loans.
All across the country we are building on these efforts. We are working closely with the National Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC) to ensure that more LGBT-owned businesses have access to SBA programs and services. We recently hosted the first-ever LGBT procurement event, with the U.S. Department of Commerce and 13 agencies, so that businesses can better identify and compete for government contracts. And we have a 13 city-tour launching next month, called Many Faces, One Dream, to encourage more people in the LGBT community to pursue entrepreneurship. We have partnered with the National Black Justice Coalition and Black Enterprise on this important initiative.
Last year, I also had the opportunity to help cut the ribbon at the Supplier Innovation Center, which is housed in NGLCC's headquarters here in Washington. This is an important resource for burgeoning entrepreneurs and is helping business owners to scale their operations. We need more of these resources in communities across the country.
America's small businesses are the engine of our economy. They create two out of three net new private sector jobs. And, today, half of all working Americans either own or work for a small business.
By embracing an inclusive vision of entrepreneurship, one that draws entrepreneurs from all communities, from all demographics and from all backgrounds, we will grow our economy, create good jobs and make America more globally competitive.
During LGBT Pride Month, we are reminded that America benefits when we draw from the entire spectrum of American diversity--driving innovation and creating a thriving economy in our communities and across our nation.
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Karen Gordon Mills is the Former Administrator of the U.S. Small Business Administration. The SBA helps both Main Street and high-growth small businesses get access to capital, counseling, federal contracts, disaster assistance and more.
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The date was January 4, 1965, and the audience that waited anxiously in the newly christened Dorothy Chandler Pavilion hardly knew what to expect. They had come to hear the first-ever performance by the Los Angeles Neophonic Orchestra, led by the incomparable Stan Kenton and featuring a number of the most prominent studio and Jazz musicians in southern California. Before the evening was over they'd be on the receiving end of more than two hours of contemporary music the like of which they'd never heard before.
Was it Jazz? Yes, but a whole lot more as well. Kenton, ever the champion of innovative Jazz composition, had made it known that those who wrote for the Neophonic Orchestra could give free rein to their artistry and imagination and he would provide the musicians to breathe life into their blueprints. It was an ambitious enterprise, one that would last only through eleven concerts in a three-year span, but it modified and broadened the scope of big-band Jazz forever. This was a resident orchestra, the first of its kind, dedicated to the performance of contemporary Jazz. The composers, thrilled that their music would be played and promoted in such a prestigious setting, worked for nothing, while the musicians were paid (the union insisted). Even so, Kenton lost money, and after staging eleven concerts four in 1965 and 1966, three in 1968, all on Monday nights he was forced to discontinue the adventurous series.
The first of these groundbreaking concerts, and much of the third (from March 1 of that same year), form a substantial part of New Horizons, a scintillating two-volume, four-CD set from Tantara Productions whose last disc is comprised of fourteen selections by the New York Neophonic and Neophonic Jazz Orchestras conducted by Kenton alumnus Joel Kaye. To try and draw larger audiences, Stan invited one or more guest artists to take part in each of his concerts. On the first, Austrian pianist Friedrich Gulda performs his three-part concerto, "Music for Piano and Band No. 2, the third movement of which is repeated as an encore, while on the third (Volume 2, Disc 1), clarinetist Buddy DeFranco is the soloist on Nelson Riddle's "Il Saltimbocca (that evening's other guest, organist Jimmy Smith, is not represented, both for reasons of space and because his pieces weren't neophonic in style).
Half of the dozen selections on Volume 1 (Discs 1 and 2) were given their world premiere at that first concert in the Chandler Pavilion Hugo Montenegro's "Fanfare for the New, Marty Paich's "Color It Brass and "Neophonic Impressions '65, Kenton's "Opus for Tympani, Bill Holman's "Trilogy and Lalo Schifrin's "The Sphinx. Completing the program are two compositions by Johnny Richards ("Commencement, "Artemis and Apollo ), two others by Pete Rugolo ("Lush Waltz, "Conflict ) and Holman's astute variations on George Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue, a showcase for baritone saxophonist Jack Nimitz.
The first season's third concert (Volume 2, Disc 1) offers five more world premieres Jim Knight's "Music for an Unwritten Play, Ralph Carmichael's "Color It Green, Clare Fischer's "Piece for Soft Brass, Woodwinds and Percussion, Nelson Riddle's "Il Saltimbocca and three excerpts from Shorty Rogers' "The Invisible Orchard. Rounding out the bill of fare are Dee Barton's "Turtle Talk and "Waltz of the Prophets. Of the fourteen tracks on Volume 2, Disc 2 (eight by the Neophonic Jazz Orchesta, the others by the New York Neophonic), nine were written by Johnny Richards who also arranged Maurice Ravel's "Pavanne. Ray Starling wrote "Royal Flush while Kaye composed "Xochiquetzal and "Time Zone and reupholstered Juan Tizol's well-traveled "Caravan.
"Fanfare opens Volume 1, Disc 1 with a flourish, its eloquent brass and thunderous percussion lending the audience an exhilarating preview of what was to follow. After remarks from Kenton, who describes the occasion as "not only the realization of a dream of mine but many others in the field of American music, the brass, winds and percussion take center stage again for "Commencement, the opening movement of Richards' Concerto for Orchestra, originally presented on Kenton's album Adventures in Time. "Lush Waltz then presents the first of the evening's soloists, guitarist Laurindo Almeida, who had helped introduce the ballad seven years earlier on the album Lush Interlude. Kenton's "Opus for Tympani is a dynamic tour de force for percussionist Frank Carlson, ably reinforced by drummer Shelly Manne, while Paich's "Color It Brass uses chorale-like figures for French horns, trumpets and trombones to probe the orchestra's warmer depths. Counterpoint is the basic ingredient on "The Sphinx, which features Manne and pianist Mike Lang, after which Nimitz' mellow baritone introduces Holman's resourceful new version of "Rhapsody. "Artemis and Apollo, also from the album Adventures in Time, is a romantic ballad with ardent statements by Conte Candoli (muted trumpet) and trombonist Bob Fitzpatrick. Disc 1 closes with Paich's colorful "Neophonic Impressions, a spine-tingling pièce de resistance for ensemble and soloists Candoli, Manne, alto Bud Shank and tenor Bill Perkins.
The selections on Volume 1, Disc 2 are longer but no less absorbing, opening with Holman's "Trilogy and closing with Gulda's "Music for Piano and Band. In between are more remarks by Kenton and Rugolo's "Conflict, which, in its original version from 1950, included a wordless vocal by June Christy. "Trilogy's fast outer movements enclose a slower core in which Candoli's lyrical trumpet serves as the fulcrum. There's ample percussion as well, with Manne and Carlson working overtime to enliven the torrid ensemble passages. "Conflict begins softly with piano and trombones before a series of crescendos by brass intrude on its pastoral setting, underlined by Milt Bernhart's fluid trombone. After Kenton introduces Montenegro, Schifrin, Paich, Rugolo and Holman, who were in the audience, Gulda takes command with his twenty-nine minute "neo-concerto, opening with a rhythmic Afro-Cuban theme, adapting to a ballad, and closing with a rollicking up-tempo blues (repeated as an encore), on each of which his congenial piano is spotlighted. The nearly two-minute (standing?) ovation at the end speaks for itself.
Shank is the soloist on Knight's melodically delightful "Music for an Unwritten Play, which opens Volume 2, Disc 1 (and Concert No. 3 in the Neophonic series). Barton's bustling "Turtle Talk and brusque, gospel-hued "Waltz of the Prophets encircle Carmichael's "Color it Green and Fischer's "Piece for Soft Brass. Shank and Candoli solo on "Talk and "Waltz, trombonist Vince Falco on the former. "Green is a bucolic sketch in two movements, "Little Tree and "Large Forest, the last featuring Shank, Candoli and Perkins. In "Piece for Soft Brass, Woodwinds and Percusion, the brass "is reduced to three trombones, tuba and French horns, playing as one section in company with every conceivable combination of instruments by the five featured reeds, in a complex work of great finesse and diversity. That about sums it up, except perhaps to pin a medal on Shank for generalship above and beyond the call. Shorty Rogers did some of his most unorthodox writing on "Invisible Orchard, three of whose ten movements are heard here. Shorty saw the piece as a "ballet for the mind, and that's not hard to imagine, given its balletic rhythms and shapely solos by Shank, Candoli, Perkins, Falco, tenor Buddy Collette, bassist John Worster, pianist Milt Raskin and vibraphonist Emil Richards. After more audience introductions by Kenton (composers Knight, Barton, Carmichael, Fischer, Rogers), DeFranco weaves his special magic on the four-part "Il Saltimbocca (which the liner notes say is based on a recipe for cooked veal).
Kenton's neophonic concept has been carried forward by a handful of his disciples including saxophonist Joel Kaye who formed the New York Neophonic Orchestra in 1972 and was its leader until 1988 when he moved to Colorado. Four years later Kaye established the Neophonic Jazz Orchestra, based in Denver, with regular gigs every Monday night for almost seven years at Vartan Tonoian's Jazz Club. The first three selections on Volume 2, Disc 2 were written by Richards for an album that never came to pass owing to the composer's untimely death at age 57 in October 1968. Starling's minor blues, "Royal Flush, precedes Kaye's "Xochiquetzal, a tribute in 5/4 to a favorite New York restaurant. Kaye's piccolo enhances "Pavanne, adapted by Richards from Ravel's tone poem, and the NY Neophonic nails "Time Zone, whose basis, we are told, "is a conflict in time between the rhythm section and the band. . . The leader is the sole guide, maintaining complete independence from the rhythm section, which in turn does not watch [him] or listen to the other four sections. Okay, if you say so. Whatever the formula, it works. The next six numbers, all by Richards, include two entrancing themes from the Cuban Fire suite (both recorded live), and another, the groovy "Wagonsville, that was included as a bonus track on Kenton's Cuban Fire album under its earlier name, "Wagon. Track 10, "Ofo, is the only one in either set on which there is any audible distortion. Aside from that, the sound is generally cleaner and sharper on Kaye's more recent recordings, which is entirely reasonable and not meant to imply that sound on the Los Angeles concerts is less than acceptable. Considering the time and circumstances, it is actually quite good.
High marks and a hearty round of applause for everyone involved in making these historic recordings available on disc. Here's hoping there's more where they came from. While the two volumes can be purchased separately, my guess is that Kenton aficionados will want to have both of them in their music library. If forced to choose, I'd give Volume 2 a narrow edge, but thankfully, that's one choice I don't have to make. Nor do you. My advice: two volumes are better than one. Go for it.
Track listing
Vol 1, Disc 1 Fanfare for the New; Stan Kenton's remarks; Commencement; Lush Waltz; Opus for Tympani; Color It Brass; The Sphinx; Rhapsody in Blue; Artemis and Apollo; Neophonic Impressions '65 (64:53).
Vol 1, Disc 2 Trilogy; Conflict; Stan Kenton's remarks; Concerto for Band and Piano No. 2 (53:49).
Vol 2, Disc 1 Music for an Unwritten Play; Turtle Talk; Color It Green; Piece for Soft Brass, Woodwinds and Percussion; Waltz of the Prophets; The Invisible Orchard (excerpts); Stan Kenton's remarks; Il Saltimbocca (79:47).
Vol 2, Disc 2 Fata Morgana; Eurydice; Nofretette; Royal Flush; Xochiquetzal; Pavanne; Time Zone; Wagonsville; Encantado; Ofo; Recuerdos; La Suerte de los Tontos; Plata de Azul; Caravan (77:20).
Vol 1, Discs 1 and 2 Los Angeles Neophonic Orchestra, Stan Kenton, conductor. Dalton Smith, Al Porcino, Conte Candoli, Ray Triscari, Ollie Mitchell, trumpet; Milt Bernhart, Bob Fitzpatrick, Frank Rosolino, trombone; Jim Amlotte, bass trombone; Red Callender, tuba; Bud Shank, Bill Perkins, Buddy Collette, Jack Nimitz, Chuck Gentry, reeds; Vince DeRosa, John Cave, Bill Hinshaw, Arthur Maebe, Richard Perissi, French horn; Mike Lang, piano; Laurindo Almeida, guitar; John Worster, bass; Shelly Manne, drums; Emil Richards, Frank Carlson, percussion. Guest soloist Friedrich Gulda, piano.
Vol 2, Disc 1 Los Angeles Neophonic Orchestra, Stan Kenton, conductor. Personnel essentially as Vol 1, Discs 1 and 2, but Ronnie Ossa, trumpet, for Ray Triscari; Gil Falco, Vern Friley, trombone, for Milt Bernhart, Frank Rosolino; John Lowe, baritone sax, for Jack Nimitz; Milt Raskin, piano, for Mike Lang; John Gray, guitar, for Laurindo Almeida. Guest soloist Buddy DeFranco, clarinet.
Vol 2, Disc 2 Tracks 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 10, New York Neophonic Orchestra Joel Kaye, leader; John Gatchell, Bob Millikan, Tom Rheam, Dean Pratt, John Eckert, trumpet; Gerry Chamberlain, Sam Burtis, Lew Kahn, trombone; Vinnie Fanuele, bass trombone; Dave Taylor, bass trombone, tuba; Dave Tofani, alto sax, clarinet, flute; Billy Kerr, tenor sax, clarinet, flute; Lew DelGatto, tenor sax, piccolo, oboe, flute, alto flute; Larry Charles, baritone sax, bass clarinet; Johnny Campo, baritone sax, contra-bass clarinet; Peter Gordon, Virginia Benz, Dave Jolley, Janet Donaruma, Bill Hamilton, Lloyd Rosevear, French horn; Johnny Knapp, piano; Jeff Layton, guitar; Joel Reiff, bass; Barry Lazarowitz, drums; Joe Daddiego (10), Latin percussion. Tracks 3, 6, 8, 9, 11-14, Neophonic Jazz Orchestra (Denver, CO) 3, 8, 9, Joel Kaye, conductor / arranger; Rich Chiaraluce, alto sax; Eric McGregor, Tom Myers, tenor sax; Franz Roehmann, baritone sax; Bob Beights, bass sax; John Davis, Chris Lawson, Forrest Means, Don Novy, Tony Klatka, Victor Jabry, James Barela, Tony Rodriguez, trumpet, flugelhorn; Jim Gray, Pat Blodgett, Jerry Barnett, Dave Wisk, trombone; Eddie Perez, bass trombone; Steve Traylor, bass trombone, tuba; Devon Park, Bill Bechman, Shelly Droe, Ron Torp, Mark Gibson, horns, mellophones; Drew Morell, piano; Ron Bland, bass; Derryl Goes, drums; John Akal, Latin percussion. 6, 11-14, Joel Kaye, conductor, arranger, piccolo, soprano sax; Pete Lewis, alto sax; Eric McGregor, Tom Myers, tenor sax; Franz Roehmann, baritone sax; Kevin Droe, bass sax; Paul McGinley, alto, tenor sax, piccolo; Tom Baker, Rick Jordan, John Bennett, Don Novy, Garner Pruitt, Chris Walters, trumpet; Glenn Shull, Donovan Moore, Alex Heitlinger, trombone; Jace van Bradt, Dave Conway, bass trombone; Dan Kibler, tuba; Tim Libby, Bill Beckman, Bill O'Beirne, Elaine Turner, Ron Torp, Bill Hamaker, horns, mellophones; John Armstrong, piano; Ron Bland, bass; Mike Marlier, drums; John Akal, Latin percussion.


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finished second in the primary.For the second straight mayoral primary in Waukesha, the incumbent mayor
It happened again Tuesday when challenger Shawn Reilly, a downtown attorney, finished as the top vote-getter with 1,505 votes or 35 percent of the overall vote, beating out the incumbent.
Like Larry Nelson was four years ago, incumbent Mayor Jeff Scrima finished second in Tuesday's primary. Scrima, who still moves onto the general election, had 1,421 votes, 33 percent of the vote.
The 2014 general election between Reilly and Scrima is April 1.
Common Council President Terry Thieme finished third, but put forth a strong run, with 1,193 votes, 28 percent of the vote.» Read Full Article
Waukesha police respond to 'rowdy' wrestling fans
The Waukesha Police Department thought they were responding to a domestic disturbance issue earlier this week.
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According to the police log, an anonymous caller reported a possible domestic disturbance at 9:20 p.m. April 14 at 329 Born Place.
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The Republican Party isn't short right now on candidates for the District 97 state assembly seat as Brandon Rosner is the latest to declare his candidacy for the position.
He joins City of Waukesha alderman Aaron Perry and former Town of Waukesha supervisor Joe Banske in candidates who have filed for the position. Perry and Banske both mailed in their campaign registration statements to the Government Accountability Board this week.
Whether the winner of the Aug. 12 Republican Party primary has a Democratic challenger in the general election in November is to be determined.
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Chuck Schilling, a 31-year-old self-employed contractor who is engaged to be married in October, filed a declaration of candidacy in March.» Read Full Article
Neylon announces his re-election bid for his District 98 assembly seat
Rep. Adam Neylon (R-Pewaukee) announced Thursday he is seeking re-election for his 98th Assembly District seat in the state legislature.
Neylon, who emerged from a five-person Republican field last year, was elected to the assembly in April 2013 during a special election. There was no Democratic challenger.
He replaced Rep. Paul Farrow, who was voted into the 33rd State Senate District seat in December 2012.
"Since (I was elected) I've worked diligently to represent (my constituents') views in Madison," Neylon said. "Together with Gov. Walker and our Republican leadership, we've improved our state's business climate, cut property and income taxes and made Wisconsin a better place to live, work and raise a family.
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The Easter Bunny will be in downtown throughout the event and at Marco's Pizza and Family Video, 139 E. Broadway, from 9 to 10 a.m. with a face painter.
The event is being put on by the Waukesha Downtown Business Association.
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Former Town of Waukesha Supervisor Joe Banske running for District 97 state assembly seat
A second candidate has made it official in the District 97 state assembly race.
Joe Banske, who spent four years as a Town of Waukesha supervisor before being voted out earlier this month, joins Republican candidates City of Waukesha Alderman Aaron Perry and Brandon Rosner as well as Chuck Schilling in declaring their candidacy.
Banske said last week that he was 80 to 85 percent sure he would run for the seat and after receiving positive remarks at his final Town of Waukesha board meeting from residents he knew he wanted to continue to serve in a larger role.
"It is official," Banske said on Wednesday. "Last week's town meeting and some of the things the residents said to me both publicly and privately and some of the emails I've gotten over the last two weeks started to put the finishing touches on that final 15 percent."
Banske, a mortgage banker/branch partner for Cherry Creek Mortgage, lost to Jim Radke in the Town of Waukesha supervisor's race on April 1 by 73 votes.» Read Full Article
Waukesha Town Chairman John Marek battles car fire in Muskego
Waukesha Town Board Chairman John Marek said he did what anyone else would have done Tuesday afternoon when he saw a wrecked car on fire and dashed into a building, got a fire extinguisher and fought back the flames.
The only fires he had ever seen until that point were in his barbecue grill, he joked Wednesday. But when he saw flames licking out from under a car and in the engine compartment, he knew the fire had to be put out, he said.
The car had just careened into the wall of the Starbucks at Moorland and Janesville roads in Muskego after a collision in the intersection. Another good Samaritan had already helped the 22-year-old Milwaukee woman driver out of the car to safety.
Marek said he wasn't afraid the car would explode.
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Shawn Reilly sworn in as Waukesha's new mayor
One era officially ended while another began Tuesday night at Waukesha City Hall.
After Jeff Scrima presided over his final Common Council meeting, Shawn Reilly was sworn in as the new mayor of Waukesha.
Brian Running was also sworn in as the new city attorney. Running defeated Waukesha Plan Commissioner Rick Congdon in the general election April 1.
Running is replacing longtime attorney Curt Meitz, who is retiring after almost 30 years with the city.
Reilly, formerly a municipal attorney, easily defeated Scrima (62 to 38 percent) on April 1 to become the new mayor.» Read Full Article
Fallen incumbents reflect on Town of Waukesha's heated politics
Elections haven't been kind to incumbent supervisors over the last 12 months in the Town of Waukesha.
Supervisor Joe Banske lost his supervisor's seat to Jim Radke in the April 1 election. Angie E. Van Scyoc was voted out of the chairman's seat the year before. Both had been voted in together to the board during a recall election in 2010.
Combined with Supervisor Everett German also getting voted out last year and Mike Laska's retirement from the board this year, a new era has begun on the board. At least, it's certainly a shift within the town from four years ago.
"I think this will significantly change the landscape of the Town of Waukesha from a policy and potentially a structural standpoint," Banske said.
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Law enforcement warns of phone scam that bounces people to 911
A new scam has caused dozens of unintended 911 calls to Milwaukee police and other law enforcement agencies, beginning about 8 a.m. Friday, prompting officials to issue a warning.
Authorities are urging people to ignore prompts to dial 1 or 112 if they get a phone call or text message saying their bank or credit card was deactivated or suspended, because once they do, those residents are connected with a 911 dispatcher.
Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn said residents have reported receiving an automatic recording such as "your credit card has been temporarily suspended, dial 112."
"We're in the process of trying to understand if someone is trying to take down the 911 system or if somebody has a scam that somehow enriches them by having you call our number or if it's a scam that's gone awry technologically," Flynn said.
The Waukesha County Communications Center had received about 150 of those calls as of noon Friday, but the agency's system had not been overwhelmed and calls for real emergencies were still able to get through.» Read Full Article
Manager of Waukesha Heart Institute finds dead bat in desk drawer
A manager of the Waukesha Heart Institute had a frightening surprise waiting for her in her desk drawer earlier this week.
The new manager of the Waukesha Heart Institute, 1111 Delafield St., called police at 9:21 a.m. April 9 after she found a dead bat in a "specimen" bag in her bottom desk drawer.
She suspects it was a disgruntled former employee who was terminated from the business two days earlier, according to the police log.
The business is working on changing locks and passwords.
Another odd police incident in Waukesha included another woman finding strange items left outside her home.» Read Full Article
Golf season officially kicks off for Waukesha County courses on Friday
After a long winter, spring is here and it's time to get out the golf clubs in Waukesha.
While all of the Waukesha County Park System's golf courses are currently open, Waukesha County Board Chairman Paul Decker will kick off the official opening of the Waukesha County Park System's 2014 golf season at 10 a.m. Friday at Moor Downs Golf Course.
The ceremony will be at the first tee at the City of Waukesha golf course, 438 Prospect Ave.
The other county courses are Naga-Waukee War Memorial, located a half-mile north of I-94 in Pewaukee, W307 N1897 Maple Avenue and Wanaki Golf Course, located in the Village of Menomonee Falls, at N50 W20830 Lisbon Road.
Tee times can be reserved at www.golfwaukeshacounty.com.» Read Full Article
Kramer allegations garner national attention
The scandal surrounding state Rep. Bill Kramer made it onto the national stage Tuesday when MSNBC host Rachel Maddow discussed the allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Waukesha County Board OKs recycling program with Milwaukee
The Waukesha County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved an intergovernmental agreement between the county and the city of Milwaukee for a joint recycling program run by ReCommunity Recycling.
Mayor Tom Barrett has praised the effort as an example of intergovernmental cooperation.
The County Board vote was 21-1. Afterward, Waukesha County Executive Dan Vrakas released a statement saying the collaboration, which will be headquartered in the Menomonee Valley, will increase recycling, reduce processing costs and enhance revenue.
"This unique public-private partnership will ensure the continuation of tax relief for Waukesha County community partners," Vrakas said.
The agreement is expected to generate $2 million in annual revenue for the city.» Read Full Article
Former Waukesha sheriff's lieutenant pleads not guilty to theft
Sarah Massa, a former lieutenant in the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department, pleaded not guilty at an initial appearance April 7 to charges of misdemeanor theft and obstructing an officer.
Massa, 36, resigned from the Sheriff's Department last month while under investigation for stealing prescription pain pills from her ailing grandmother. She was charged in Waukesha County Circuit Court on March 25.
According to the criminal complaint, Massa's grandfather first reported that pills had gone missing from his Waukesha home last year. State authorities were called in to investigate and allegedly caught Massa on tape stealing pills from her grandparent's bedroom, the complaint states.
Massa signed a $1,500 signature bond at the initial appearance and was ordered to not use or possess any controlled substances without a valid prescription. She was also told to have no contact with several relatives identified in the complaint.
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It is not looking very optimistic that the Bears will be able to retain Urlacher. Aged players always find it hard to take large salary cuts with the team where they became stars. Strangely they are okay with reduced pay with some other team.
Brian Urlacher hopes to be back with Bears next season
Chicago Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher will become a free agent after the Super Bowl ends and he made it clear that he would like to stay with the team next season, even if it means giving the team a hometown discount.
The team has not commented on Urlacher, an eight-time Pro Bowl selection, and Urlacher said he would be fine if he is in another uniform next season. He made $7.5 million in base salary last season.
"When you look at my age and everything, it's going to be hard not to give them a discount. I'm not going to make what I was making in the past, how about that? Does that make sense? That's fair. Chicago is my home," Urlacher said on WMVP-AM 1000, a Chicago radio station. "Whether I play for the Bears or not, that's my home. So I want to be there and hopefully we can work something out, but if not I'll go somewhere else. Either way I'll be good," he said. "I'd like to play there but if not, I can move on. It's not that big of a deal."
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that interviewer gave the vibe she wanted out of there ASAP. does she even like her job? watch her facial expressions when he answers her questions and she holds the mic for him. She looks like she's holding in a poop
why they don't do kotor 3.i don't want to play with my friends this game.i want to play alone.i want to breath the story alone .why
Yeah, they have a lot of work to do on the graphics and the movements. I'd still play it either way, but it would be a lot better if they polished some of their stuff up.
Yoda: " Make it the best Star Wars game ever, YOU MUST!!!" :D
This game is goin to pwn
@chrintov There will be an actual story, where you will make actual decisions in how your own story plays out, not kill 1000 (insert re-used model since 6 years ago) and turn in quest and nothing changes. There will be drastically different quests for each of the 8 classes, and within each the outcome can be extremely different based on your dialog choices. Add amazing Voice acting, instead of wow's lame text, and that is already a much different game. Crafting in wow is also a terrible bore. Tor's system will have 3 of your companions do the crafting. You will select who will do what, from 9 different "proffesions". A much better system than wows seeing as it sucks flying around farming ore and what not as other ppl do the same, making such a boring thing take an amazing amount of time, and doesn't add anything fun the game. Getting rewards from doing things, such as pvp, wasn't invented by wow. Infact, wow's reward system has always been terrible, so if anything, im sure Bioware will actually make a a good system. As for talent trees, again, wow did not invent the talent tree, have you played any rpg before wow came out? lol. All of this is only the little bit that they have talked about, they will release more info around wow cata. This game will be wow's true Cataclysm haha :)
Ouch. The need better animators. See that runner at the end, totally rigid robot hips, and the shoulders are at all times remain the same level to the floor.
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@amioran This is getting kind of funny. I stated my opinion. Judging ANY form of art or entertainment is ALWAYS a matter of opinion and never fact. Next time I'll be sure to preface all of my posts with, "In my opinion" so you don't get your panties bunched about it. As for Dragon Age and ME2, they WERE both poorly written stories. There was barely an OUNCE of creativity between the two stories and they both had almost the exact same failed and formulaic plot. The bad guys are introduced early in the story. You're told you have to stop them. You need to gather allies to do this. So far so good. In ME2 and DA:O's cases, however, the bad guys that were just introduced exit the stage and then have NOTHING to do with the story whatsoever until the very end. The vast majority of the game is then spent completing subplots which aren't linked to one another in any respect, nor to the main branch of the story either. The main plot line of the story kind of just goes on standby until the other subplots are completed and only then is it reintroduced for a very brief finale. It's not good storytelling. It creates no sense of urgency. It makes your main antagonists seem arbitrary, inplausible and boring. Worst of all, it makes everything feel disconnected.
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8v8 sounds prety good to me. Not to mutch or to little.
@Desertdback It seems like you and I mostly agree. My comment about Tolstoy was directed at amioran who came out with some bizarre reference to a couple of other famous authors who really had no business being brought into the discussion. I thought ME1's storyline was incredible for a game. I loved it. I thought ME2's character development and dialogue were superb as well, but the actual storyline for ME2 was pretty bad. ME2 had throwaway villains and other than the character development and recruitment missions, there didn't seem to be much to the story. I liked ME2 alright, but it definetly didn't have the same impact on me that ME1 did. ME1 had one of the best stories I've ever encountered in a game. It blew me away how it was presented. KoToR 1 did (to a lesser degree) the same thing. Dragon Age and ME2 just weren't as compelling and while they were both fun to PLAY, their stories were completely forgettable, particularly ME2.
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It seems to me that we've come to a point where you can't have original elements in a new mmo anymore, every feature in an mmo always looks like a feature that already exists in wow, i know my view on the matter i skewed by the fact that i play wow, but there are indeed elements that are just too similar, i saw talent trees that are basically the exact same system that we have in wow, now pvp rewards and gear...perhaps someone can give a few solid examples of differences between how blizzard did their mmo and how bioware is doing theirs, i would like some variety not more of the same..in space.
@Abberon I don't know what you are talking about frankly. The Mass Effect storyline has been amazing when you compare it to any other computer game out there. Especially ME2 which made the characters really come alive and had a very immersible environment. Were not comparing computer games to Tolstoy or to Tolkien or any other amazing novelist out there. You should compare game writers to other game writers. I will give you that Dragon Ages story was a bit weak and cliche, but it did well in the RPG elements of the game, which I see you have pointed out. I hope that TOR can pull the RPG Elements of DAO and the writing of the ME Franchise together and put together an interactive masterpiece of a game in TOR. Well heres hoping anyways.
@lobotomist don't worry bout the graphics now, the games is still far from release.They still have alot lot deal with .The great thing about MMO's is that they upgrade graphics over time,this happens in all mmo's wow, even guild wars, i remember logging into guild wars bout 4 months after launch and almost not recognizing it, it looked amazing.
There is nothing wrong with this game pulling ideas/concepts from WoW or other current generation MMOs. WoW did the same from EQ/DAOC and improved upon them. If SWTOR does the same then no one can complain. Certain elements of MMO play are timeless, and even certain elements that can be repetative, yet improved upon, can still be enjoyable. Why not wait untile release until throwing your stones? Based on what we've heard from the previews, even if this game ONLY had a dynamic storyline which was solely PvE based, it would still be quite epic in an Everquest-esque way. :)
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I am very glad to know that Bioware is taking many of the good ideas from WOW, thats how u make a better game. Its always good to accept good things and raise them to a higher level for better gaming experience. I think this will turn out to be an actually good game.
I saw this interviewer first in her interview with the Dead Space guy.... And she still needs to stop nodding so much.... and blinking!
@ robertanchor-- they tried a few years ago, but it got scrapped. I don't know why though. Too bad, it could've been good
MMORPGs dont have great graphics. just deal with it. if this game looked like Crysis, you would be complaning about it on a 40-person guild raid.
They need to make a battlefront for next gen consuls
@Abberon: A) Dragon Age was written by the same writers of Baldur's Gate, so... inform yourself a little better next time. B) Dragon Age story was NOT amateurish, at all. It was not original, but that's another thing altogheter. It was well written and thought out and it had a right degree of suspence. C) Excuse me if I don't give much weight on what you consider a story well done, or not. You know, many people here would neither understand the difference between Eston Ellis and Ellroy. I bet you are one of those.
@Janpieterzun You mean Bioware storytelling USED to be top notch. Baldur's Gate, KoToR, ME1 all had amazing stories that kept me up late at night. Dragon Age and ME2's stories, however, were AT BEST amateurish and just plain embarrassing. I can only hope that the story writers from the older (and better) games were working on ToR instead and that's why Dragon Age and ME2 had such throwaway stories.
@Lobotomist Yeah but Bioware storytelling is topnotch id sacrifice graphics for a superior company with superior storytelling skills, especially the company that brought D&D to pc, baldurs gate. Sorry the crap story of guild wars doesn't compare. RPG is in mmorpg and I'm confident they can bring role playing to mmo's because its not there as it stands.
Look at Guild Wars 2 footage , than back at this SWTOR footage. Amazing ! It looks like SWTOR is made in 2002. Mindblowing is that they spent 150 million dollar to make such lame game !
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So I know it is still to early to judge, but from everything I have seen at various conventions and on the net this game looks waaaay too "static" to be an MMO. The combat would fit right in a single player RPG, but the lack of fluid movement and attacks make it look and feel like a multiplayer version of a great single player RPG. Which just doesn't work. =/
I'm curious if this game will be good, it has potential. Oh yeah, and the interviewer on this video is really cute.
I just hope this game isn't compared too much to WoW. If it is it seems as if it will be too different from WoW and people won't like it.
It's cool that there is "story" behind the pvp system and that the battleship crashes at the end of the game but...won't it lose a little of impact when you've fought 400 times over Onderon? It's nice, but i think the story in that is a little overrated. Plus, i'd love too know more about the system itself: rating, gear, level adjustment maybe. Things like that. Competition and fun, that's what we need.
@ blackcat2000 i have to agree with you. "rapid entry and fun battles" doesnt sound like bioware is looking to make it very competitive...i sure hope im wrong
@ThiefX To hell with her accent and looks. If she interviews this guy again she better ask some REAL questions pertaining to PvP.
Hey Bioware! Here's something that I want to hear about: Premades vs Random queue players What exactly are you going to do about this? Are you going to to have a ranking system? Is your system going to be able to tell when players are in absolute crap gear vs creme de la creme gear? Or are you going to ignore all of this and say "whoops" after your PvP forum explodes when the game goes live? I don't care about your "rapid entry and fun battles" if you don't bother to ensure that low tier players aren't just cannon fodder to pad someone's scrore. When I log on I want someone that's actually a challenge to fight, not some nonsense where I can "faceroll" a victory.
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Oh.. she is so pretty and her accent is so cool :D oh yeah the games looks nice too.
@Smoda They look at their team's credentials, think 'this guy knows what he's talking about' and make him the lead. Funny that.
Sounds really good stuff for PVPing really hope this game works well
eh idk what to think yet
how do they choose someone to be a lead pvp designer? what if this guy has no idea what hes talking about?
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Posted by Reviewer1310163 From Australia on Jan 06, 2011
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I've had on and off depression for 5 years now. It was a little over a year ago that the depression came back along with anxiety and for over a year now I've been having constant depression + anxiety and for anyone that experiences daily 'body low' feelings along with chest tightness, it's unbearable and very stressful on the mind + body. I chose not to go on antidepressants years ago, even when it was highly suggested by doctors that I start taking antidepressants I refused. I decided to give St Johns Wort a try and that did help but I had to stop taking it, due to complications. I decided to give 5-htp a shot and first tried the NOW FOODS brand after hearing / reading so many positive reviews about 5-htp itself and I tried it for over a month and my friend also tried it with me but we both experienced the same effects... up moods followed by comedowns. I didn't want to give up on 5htp as I really wanted to believe that it did work, like it did for many others. I started taking this brand for a month and started to notice the effects after a few weeks. I was able to handle my emotions much better and the anxiety / depression lifted and it was so so relieving to finally feel 'normal' again after dealing with terrible daily anxiety / depression for over a year, untreated. A few weeks ago I started skipping the the 5-htp, due to forgetting and probably feeling too good to realize that I still needed it. Quite unexpectedly, I started to feel anxious again and the depression came back and I was confused and feeling like I did before, a feeling I didn't want to experience again. I started taking the 5-htp immediately and after a few days I lost the anxiety and depression and now I am feeling calm. I don't usually write reviews but from my experience, I really want others to give this product a try if they are wondering whether they should or not. The NOW FOODS brand did absolutely nothing for me, but this works wonders and I can't tell you how good it feels to feel calm and to have a positive outlook. If this brand doesn't work for you, try another brand. But I can say that this brand is excellent, and works for ME. Life changing.
Love It!!!
9 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Reviewer1991497 From North Carolina on May 11, 2008
Purchased at iHerb
I have been taking Jarrow Formulas 5HTP for about 3 years. It helps me sleep and raises the seratonin level in my brain which wards away depression. I recommend this product for anyone wanting a good nights sleep all the way to severe depression.
Jarrow is the best brand of 5HTP
4 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Reviewer1658882 on Jan 03, 2007
Purchased at iHerb
I have tried several different brands of 5HTP and Jarrow is the best by far. The cost is a little higher, but definately worth. iHerb also has the best price for this product that I have found.
Solid Value
4 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Reviewer3079478 From Vermont on Nov 25, 2008
Purchased at iHerb
I struggle with depression. I have used St. John's Wort for several years now and it has been very helpful. Recently stressors increased in my life so much that I needed something with the St. JW. This product has been extremely useful. I take 300 mg/day (100 3xs/day)as per the reasearch dosage and it has kept the black despair at bay which allows the St.JW to alleviate my mood. As I can not afford other avenues for health care re: this disease I am extremely grateful for this product.
jarrow 5htp
3 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Reviewer1395444 From North Carolina on Dec 05, 2007
Purchased at iHerb
does not cause the nausea that natrol's 5 htp gave me