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I'm currently working on the UI of a Silverlight application and need to be able to change the visual state of a control to one of two possible states based on it's current state when handling the same event trigger.
For example: I have a control that sits partially in a clipping path, when I click the visible part of the control I want to change the state to "visible" and if I click it again when it is in its "visible" state I want to change to the "hidden" state.
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<i:EventTrigger EventName="MouseLeftButtonUp">
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Where "i" is "System.Windows.Interactivity;assembly=System.Windows.Interactivity" and "ic" is "Microsoft.Expression.Interactivity.Core;assembly=Microsoft.Expression.Interactions". I'm currently working in Expression Blend 3 and would prefer to have a XAML only solution but am not opposed to coding this if it is completely necessary. I have tried recording a change in the target state name in Blend but this did not work.
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Highlights: Larkin 46, Elgin 28
Highlights: Larkin 46, Elgin 28
September 14, 2013, 12:00 am
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With six seconds remaining in the first quarter of the Battle for the Town Jug, Larkin's Ben Cruz returned a fumble recovery 37 yards for a touchdown, extending the Royals lead to 22-0. Elgin fought back throughout the game and made things interesting. However, it wouldn't prove to be enough as Larkin retains the Town Jug.
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Here is Zack Parker on his way to his first stop- and as I wrote this he boated his first keeper!
This afternoon we will know who will be the college fisherman at the 2015 Bassmaster Classic on Lake Hartwell
The final round 2014 College Classic Bracket gets underway. One of these anglers will compete in the 2015 Bassmaster Classic.
The saying that one would rather be lucky than good applies to many things, especially so in fishing.
Round 2 of Classic Bracket competition comes to an end as the final four head in for weigh-in.
Early on, Zach Parker of Bethel University is hooked up and trying to subdue a wily Chatuge spotted bass.
Head out on the water for Round 2 of the Carhartt College Series Classic Bracket on Chatuge Reservoir.
It's tough being a little fish in a big pond. This little guy narrowly escaped an attack near Brett Preuett this morning. Probably didn't live to tell about it for long.
I've caught up with Bentley Manning of Tennessee Tech. He's going for broke with shallow water largemouth, and so far he's only got one keeper in the box, but it's heavier than 3 pounds. He's working docks in the backs of creeks. Despite his line passenger, his opponent Brett Preuett is after smaller spotted bass, so if Manning can snag another keeper or two of the same size, he might have a shot at advancing to the final tomorrow.
We're at the dam now with Robert Giarla who has one 2-pounder. This picture is facing in the other direction. What you don't see are pleasure boats. Today is Monday and most people are back at work. The last couple days we've seen 10 to 20 boats running around at all times. No boats muddying the water for the anglers so far this morning.


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I voted for Bad Wolf/Parting of the Ways. However The Caves of Androzani is second in my heart.
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The last adventure of 9, Jack and Rose, Jack
The 9th Doctor being his cavalier self. Doing all he can to defeat the Daleks, not knowing this was his final battle.
Jack being heroic in fighting the Daleks. The Jack of Doctor Who i prefer. Compared to the one we later see in Torchwood.
Rose becoming the Bad Wolf and coming to the Doctor's rescue. This of course with the assistance of Mickey and Jackie.
Lynda with a Y. The companion that never was. Oh how my heart ached the first time seeing her die T_T. It still bleeds when I rewatch the episode.
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It's hard to drive by Menlo-Atherton Shell at the corner of El Camino and Valparaiso without noticing the shiny-red hot rod parked out front. The car is a 1923 T-bucket, and it's just gotten a new engine, explains station owner Dan Bajada. "We just put in a Chevy 383 V8, delivering an incredible 550 horsepower," he says. Dan, a second generation owner of the Shell station, oversees a staff of 16 and a brisk auto repair/maintenance business. "My Dad opened up in 1968 and I never thought seriously about doing anything else," he says. "I love our customers and I love automobiles. My son is a senior in high school and he's interested in being the third generation." About the hot rod's new engine, Dan explains it's all chrome with electronics updated to the late 1980s. "It's been blueprinted, balanced and dynoed," he adds. The T-bucket is a car that's "just for fun," says Dan. "There's no suspension so the ride is really rough. It's for driving around town, not on the freeway." While the owner is intent on selling the hot rod — it's priced at $16,500 — Dan says it will be hard to see it go. "It's attracted a lot of attention and sparked a lot of conversation." Prospective buyers should contact Dan at the station: (650) 325-1280.
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Leon v. WestPac
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On February 1, 2005, Jose Leon was working on a large scale construction project located at the Arizona State University campus in Tempe, Arizona. Mr. Leon was an employee of a subcontractor, and the construction project was managed by the general contractor, Westpac Construction. Mr. Leon suffered serious and permanent injuries on the construction site as a result of a 16 foot fall caused by a defective fall protection system, installed by Tri-City Mechanical. The fall protection system was designed to hold over a thousand pounds, and yet it failed when Mr. Leon stepped on it. Mr. Leon, like many workers injured in construction accidents, was a victim of an unsafe work site. Although there were no eyewitnesses to the accident, Plaintiffs were able to recover $1.91 Million Dollars. Mr. Leon's Significant Injuries Mr. Leon lost consciousness after falling 16 feet to the floor below. Immediately after the accident, Mr. Leon was transported by ambulance to St. Joseph's hospital where the doctors found that he had sustained several spinal fractures and severe head trauma. He had to undergo several traumatic spinal surgeries, and he now lives with permanent screws placed in his spine. Mr. Leon was only 29 years old when he suffered these life altering injuries, and because he suffered these permanent injuries at such a young age, he is going to have to deal with future medical expenses for the rest of his life. Not only did this construction accident hurt Mr. Leon physically, it also hurt him emotionally and mentally. Mr. Leon was not able to interact and enjoy being with his family like he did before the accident. His injuries have made it very difficult for him to play and spend time with his three small children and his wife. Like many who suffer injuries from construction accidents, Mr. Leon often felt depressed from not being able to work to support his family. Construction accidents such as this one are devastating not only on the victim, but also to their family. Mr. Leon's children wanted to know why their father was so different. It was also difficult for Mr. Leon's wife. Michael Personally Spoke to the Family on the Saturday They Called Mr. Leon and his family knew right away that they would not be able to deal with the contractors and their insurance companies on their own, which is why they contacted the Law Office of Michael Cordova immediately after his accident. In fact, Mr. Leon's family first call to our office was on a Saturday. Michael Cordova spoke with them that same day to assure the family that we would be able to assist them during those difficult times. Our attorneys were able to conduct a thorough investigation and preserve evidence and information regarding this accident. While our attorneys handled his case, Mr. Leon was able to spend his time concentrating on recuperation and rehabilitation. Through strength, perseverance, and much difficulty, Mr. Leon has recovered to the point that he can do many physical activities that he could do before the accident, including driving a car, working out, and performing repairs on his vehicle. Michael Cordova Files Lawsuit in Complex Construction Case On December 21, 2005 Michael Cordova P.C., filed a lawsuit in Maricopa Superior Court for Mr. Leon against Westpac Construction and Tri-City Mechanical in a case that ultimately involved 8 separate parties. The parties filed 3rd Party claims, cross-claims, and insurance companies also sought to intervene in the same lawsuit to have the court decide insurance coverage issues. We alleged that the primary cause of the fall was the failure of Westpac's fall protection system installed by Tri-City Mechanical. This case, like most construction injury cases, was a complex matter. Several experts were assembled and 15 depositions were taken in this case to show the construction companies were liable for Mr. Leon's injuries. Our legal team, ultimately resolved this case for $1.91 million .
Torres v. State Of Arizona
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A Phoenix family settled a lawsuit for one million dollars against the State of Arizona for the defective design, installation, and maintenance of the cable median barrier the State Route 101, that the family says contributed to the deaths of two family members. The family was represented by Phoenix attorney Michael Cordova, who spearheaded a lawsuit against the Arizona Department of Transportation. In 2005, just a few days before Christmas of 2005, on December 22, Hilaria Rodriguez de Torres was a passenger in a minivan with her two daughters, Carolina and Maria. Carolina was driving the van southbound on Arizona State Route 101, in Glendale, as the women made their way home from work. An unidentified vehicle swerved into their lane, which caused Carolina to lose control of the minivan. The minivan left the highway and crossed over the cable median barrier into oncoming traffic on the northbound 101. The Plaintiffs argued that the median cable barrier was defectively designed and installed, and, as a result, did not stop the vehicle from crossing over. The resulting collision was horrific. Five vehicles were involved. The Torres-Rodriguez family lost Hilaria and Maria when their vehicle was crushed. Carolina survived, but not without physical and psychological injury. The Plaintiffs asserted that this tragic accident was something that could have been prevented. Our Legal Team Filed Lawsuit Against State of Arizona The complaint was filed on December 19, 2006, Torres v. State of Arizona, Maricopa County Superior Court, Case No. CV2006-019365. The Plaintiffs argued that ADOT negligently designed, constructed, and maintained the median cable barriers at Milepost 7.0 on State Route 101. As a result, out of control vehicles contacting the cable median barriers at this location would not be prevented from crossing into opposing lanes of traffic, which are accidents known as a "cross-over collisions". The State of Arizona Tried to Deny Liability The State of Arizona argued that the driver of the minivan, Carolina Torres negligently lost control the van causing her to cross-over into northbound traffic on the State Route 101 becoming the "bullet vehicle" in the accident involving 5 vehicles. The State also argued that Hilaria and Maria were not wearing their seat belts and that the failure to do so caused the loss of life. The Settlement of One Million Dollars After almost two years following the filing of the lawsuit, the final papers are being filed with the court ordering the dismissal of the lawsuit. The Plaintiffs accepted a settlement of one million dollars, and the case was settled without going to trial. Cable median barriers are intended to stop cross-over collisions, but must be properly designed, installed, and maintained. Plaintiffs argued that ADOT was advised of this problem, but failed to correct it.
Chavez v. Parker, C&S Sweeping Services, Inc
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Jun 30, 2012
The lawsuit was dismissed as part of a settlement agreement paying Mr. Chavez $575,000.00 in damages.
In June 2011, Raul Chavez was working on the State Route 101 improvement project commissioned by the Arizona Department of Transportation to add High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes from Interstate 10 to Tatum Boulevard. While working at the construction site, Raul Chavez was laying paving wire for the paving machines when a street sweeper, operated by an employee of C&S Sweeping Services, Inc., drove over the paving wire and pulled it under the vehicle. Mr. Chavez became entangled in the wire, was dragged under the sweeper and suffered severe injuries.
Tiley v. Perlmutter
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Aug 01, 1998
Brad Tiley accepted a settlement of $925,000, and the case was settled without going to trial.
Brad Tiley, was preparing for cataract surgery on both of his eyes. The anesthesia for cataract surgery, which involved needles, failed and ended up penetrating his left eye and detaching his retina. As a result he lost vision in his left eye
Lara v. US Xpress Enterprises, Inc
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Mar 01, 2008
The Lara Family reached a settlement with the defendant for $750,000.00
Adrian Lara was killed when his vehicle was rear ended by a tractor-trailer belonging to US Xpress.


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Fighting breakers for three days - The surf boat left Florence, Coos Co., Oregon port to assist the schooner Helen B. Sterling, which was in danger of piling up on the rocks at Heceta Head. After three days the Coast Guard cutter Haida relieved the sailors, but they were still unable to cross the bar so they moved 10 miles out to sea and anchored with two anchors. They were unable to return to port for another two days. Those pictured are ; l-r Elmer Peterson, Harold William McCrady, M.J. Berhard, Capt Lyle Stirt and Clyde Deal (not pictured.)
George McCrady with one of the horses he rented out to riders. Beach is at Seaside, Tillamook Co., Oregon
Those attending, Esther Argot Webber, Chester Webber, Millard Webber, Marion Webber, Aunt Clara Webber, her husband Uncle Charlie Webber, behind them, Leonard Webber, Rachel Anna Webber Larned (wearing the green knit dress she made) and Ida Webber Harris. Little girl in picture is Vicki Ellen Spencer and directly behind her is audra Bernice Larned Spencer, daughter of Rachel Anna Webber Larned.
Children of John William Webber and Eliza Parker Webber. L-R: Esther Argot Webber, Chester Webber, Millard Webber, Marion Webber, Clara Webber, her husband Charles Webber, behind them, Leonard Webber, then beside Charlie, Rachel Anna Webber Larned (wearing the green knit dress she made) and Ida Webber Harris. Aunt Clara and Uncle Charlie Webber's anniversary celebration.
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Brady, Manning worshippers: Football is our religion, Tebow. Don't mess with it.
Americans expect religious rhetoric from GOP candidates, not quarterbacks like Tim Tebow. That crosses a line into divisiveness. Football brings people together: Your denomination might be Giants or Patriots, but we're all the same underneath.
The past few weeks have been a Tebow-free zone. In the absence of wondering if divine intervention plays a role in NFL games, Americans have been able to go back to making gods of ordinary heroes like Tom Brady and Eli Manning.
It seems thereŌĆÖs no middle ground on how people feel about Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow ŌĆō more famous for his public displays of Christian faith than for his passing skills. HeŌĆÖs either a messiah or a pariah, depending largely on where you fit on the evangelical scale.
If you tend to believe America needs more traditional Christian values, Mr. Tebow is a rush of fresh air. If you prefer religion to be something that happens behind closed doors, he makes you a bit nervous.┬Ā
IŌĆÖm from the behind-closed-door school of religion. Some of that may be because my faith, Judaism, is not an evangelical faith. In fact, when a person wants to convert to Judaism, the rabbiŌĆÖs first job is to try to talk the person out of it. Evangelical Christians such as Tebow, on the other hand, are called to be missionaries.┬Ā
So part of the divide on the way people view Tebow is cultural and religious. And you see this divide playing out in all sorts of arenas. In politics, for example, evangelical candidates tend to talk about God and faith a lot more than other candidates.
My friend Seth, an attorney and passionate defender of the First Amendment, is not fond of TebowŌĆÖs proclamations on national television. While Seth would be an eloquent defender of TebowŌĆÖs First Amendment rights if called upon, he cringes when Tebow thanks his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ in an interview.┬Ā
But itŌĆÖs funny: Republican candidates have spent the fall saying the same things Tebow says ŌĆō and on national television during a debate season that contained almost as many contests as there are game days in the NFL season. But while very few commentators seem troubled by the candidatesŌĆÖ very public displays of faith, hundreds of articles have been written during the same time criticizing TebowŌĆÖs evangelical behavior. And not just on ESPN.com but in The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, too.
What is it that rankles so many football fans about Tim TebowŌĆÖs outspoken evangelicalism?┬Ā The answer, it seems to me, is that for millions of fans, football is our religion. And you can mess with our politics, but donŌĆÖt mess with our religion. Americans have come to expect religious rhetoric from Republican candidates this season. But theyŌĆÖre not used to the same coming from their quarterbacks. That crosses a line. ItŌĆÖs not that football fans necessarily mind Tim TebowŌĆÖs missionary zeal; they just want to keep it out of the purity of their sacred Sunday ritual.┬Ā
Sunday, as Al Roker likes to say, is ŌĆØFootball Day in America.ŌĆØ ┬ĀItŌĆÖs our national Sabbath.
Football brings people together. A Wall Street banker prays for a touchdown just as fervently as the construction worker standing next to him. And when it happens, they rejoice together. The 1 percent and the 99 percent.
Your denomination might be Giants or Patriots, but underneath the face paint, all fans are essentially the same. They practice the same type of game-day rituals: wearing the right colors or a special pair of socks, eating the same foods, watching the game at the same place. They believe the same things: that miracles can happen, that their voice can change the outcome of a game, that itŌĆÖs not over till the Fat Lady sings.┬Ā
The game also has Saints (they play in New Orleans) and dark forces of evil (the Oakland Raiders or your teamŌĆÖs arch rival) and Hail Mary passes and The Immaculate Reception (for you religious historians, it happened 40 years ago) and The Gospel (ŌĆ£A winner never quits and a quitter never winsŌĆØ) and redemption (see Michael Vick) and acts of kindness (The NFL gives millions to charities) and blind faith (see Cleveland Browns fans) and ecstasy (which awaits either the fans of the Giants or Patriots February 5th).
I have seen men who didnŌĆÖt cry at their motherŌĆÖs funeral cry at the end of a particularly brutal last-second loss. And IŌĆÖve cried with them. Football, like religion, contains rituals for grief and provides opportunities to celebrate joy.┬Ā
But football does something even more powerful than religion, something we desperately crave in todayŌĆÖs America: It brings people together. It levels the playing field in a way our tax system doesnŌĆÖt. The richest fan is just as likely as the poorest fan to be ravaged or rewarded by the gods of football every Sunday. Intellect, personal taste, ethnicity ŌĆō none of it matters on Sunday. All that matters is the purity of your pigskin faith.
There are no culture wars between fans. Only fierce rivalries. There are no blue fans and red fans. Just fans wearing red, blue, and gray uniforms (see Giants, Patriots). As football followers, we are all the 100 percent. And Tim TebowŌĆÖs proclamations of his religious faith are an unwelcome reminder that come Monday, we are all smaller percentages of different minorities.┬Ā
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The multi branching floricanes of Raspberry 'Ruby Beauty'™ bear superb yields of deliciously sweet berries that we've come to expect from modern varieties. Thornless stems and a short stature make harvesting quick and easy too. Being low to the ground they can be netted with ease to protect the crops from greedy birds and the sturdy stems won't need supporting either - perfect for the low maintenance garden. Height: 100cm (39"). Spread: 50cm (20").
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The next generation of climbing fuchsias has arrived! Fuchsia 'Pink Fizz' offers a huge improvement over the climbing favourite 'Lady Boothby'. Showy and free flowering, the dangling pink blooms are produced along the entire length of the stem and not just on the tips. The vigorous upright stems can extend by up to 1.5m (5ft) in a single season, making it perfect for covering walls, fences, arches and obelisks. Tolerating temperatures down to -10°C (14F), this hardy fuchsia is tough enough to be permanently planted in a border getting bigger and better each year. Height: 1.5m (5'). Spread: 90cm (36").
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Potato 'Jazzy'
Solanum tuberosum
Second early.
The small potato that packs a big punch! We've been amazed by the enormous yields that this Potato 'Jazzy' produced in our trials - both in the ground and in potato bags. The small waxy tubers are much more versatile than other salad potatoes and literally bursting with flavour - whether you boil, mash, roast or steam them. This exciting new second early variety has been awarded an RHS AGM for its superb garden performance. Height and spread: 60cm (24").
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Calendula 'Winter Wonders Collection'
English Marigold, Marigold, Pot Marigold
The world's first winter hardy calendula! Grow a summer favourite right through the winter months with new Calendula 'Winter Wonders'. There will hardly be a month of the year when these tough calendula plants won't be in bloom, making them the perfect choice for long-lasting easy-care pots and baskets. Breeding advancements ensure that as other summer bedding fades in autumn, our new pot marigold plants will carry on and on. Frost and snow? They love it! These perennials are hardy down to -15C. Use Calendula 'Winter Wonders' alongside more common winter bedding plants like pansies and primroses for a truly unique display. Supplied in four colour shades. Height and spread: 30cm (12").
Rudbeckia 'Summerina Collection'
Coneflower, Black-eyed Susan
Rudbeckia 'Summerina' Collection is exclusive to Thompson & Morgan, a near impossible breeding breakthrough - the crossing of an annual rudbeckia and a perennial echinacea! The result: tough, hardy perennial rudbeckias that return year on year to offer the stronger and longer flowering habit of annual varieties. This three colour mix is ideal for extending the life of your summer border - the plants go on to provide much needed autumn colour right up to the first hard frosts. Height and spread: 60cm (24").More info
Gaillardia 'Snappy'
Blanket Flower
Verbena bonariensis 'Lollipop' (Large Plant)
Glandularia, Verbena patagonica
Like its parents, Verbena bonariensis 'Lollipop' boasts the same tight clusters of floating purple flowers, but has short, compact stems that reach only half the height. Well shaped, uniform plants with an open airy habit attract butterflies to their glowing blooms from June to September. This fabulous hardy dwarf verbena is perfectly proportioned for patio pots and the front of borders where it creates a wonderful delicate airy effect. Height and spread: 60cm (24").More info
Fuchsia 'Eruption'
Try something really different for your hanging baskets and window boxes. An eruption of slender, fiery pink flowers pours dramatically from the trailing stems of this incredible cultivar. Inspired by the RHS fuchsia trials, Fuchsia 'Eruption' is unsurpassable for an unforgettable display! Height and spread: 45cm (18").
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Osteospermum 'Blue Eyed Beauty'
African Daisy, Cape Daisy
Buttery yellow blooms with a contrasting blue eye smother this stocky little African Daisy from June to September. This early flowering variety has a compact, branching habit that is perfect for filling beds and containers, or edging sunny borders. Like all Cape Daisies, Osteospermum 'Blue Eyed Beauty' thrives in hot and sunny conditions, performing beautifully, even in difficult dry soils. Height and spread: 40cm (16").More info
Fuchsia 'White King'
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Rudbeckia fulgida 'Early Bird Gold' (Large Plant)
Coneflower, Black-eyed Susan
Tomato Duo (Garden Ready)
Solanum lycopersicum L.
Tomato Sungold F1 Hybrid -
An outstanding cordon cherry tomato for glasshouse or outdoor culture. Tomato 'Sungold' has an exceptionally high sugar content, that easily rivals 'Gardeners Delight', making its attractive, golden-orange fruit irresistibly sweet and juicy. The high yields of delicious fruit (each approximately 13g) are ideal for salads or as a tasty snack. This popular variety also has good resistance to tobacco mosaic virus and fusarium wilt. Height: 200cm (79"). Spread: 50cm (20").
Tomato 'Sungold' plants are delivered from late April for growing under glass and from late May for growing outdoors.
Please note: Delivery is subject to plant size, and adverse growing conditions during production may delay despatch schedules.
Tomato Sweet Apéritif -
With its multi branching habit, this red skinned cherry tomato produces excellent yields of delicious, bite sized fruits. Tomato 'Sweet Aperitif' has a high sugar content and just the right amount of acidity which combine beautifully for a sweet, but refreshing flavour. This cordon variety can be grown in the greenhouse, or in a sheltered, sunny spot outdoors. Height: 200cm (79"). Spread: 50cm (20").
Companion planting: Try growing tomatoes with French marigolds to deter whitefly, and basil, chives or mint to deter aphids and other pests.
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New Berlin - Wanting to be sure that thieves don't target New Berlin as a good place to fence their goods, the city is busy erecting its own fence.
It's considering licensing secondhand stores and requiring daily reporting of purchases to police.
And while it's at it, New Berlin officials are figuring out how to control escort services when they operate in the city.
Ordinances to license secondhand shops and escort services are making their way through the Common Council.
The secondhand licensing would not affect Goodwill or consignment shops, only those that buy gold and other more valuable items or loan money for them as pawn shops.
Three shops that buy valuable items operate in New Berlin, Police Chief Joseph Rieder said. An inquiry was made last year to open a fourth such shop and officials decided controls are needed, he said.
Because so many other communities have reporting requirements for such shops, thieves might try to fence stolen merchandise in New Berlin where the items are not routinely checked against a list of stolen property, he said.
In addition, such routine checks for stolen property work better the more communities participate, so more people get their things back, he said.
Alderman David Ament was concerned about the ordinance calling for reporting purchases of such ordinary things as china and bicycles. The list of reportable items purchased for resale might have to be revised, he said.
The licensing ordinance could be approved as early as Dec. 11 Common Council meeting.
Escort services which have a stereotype, deserved or not, of occasionally turning into something more illicit should be controlled so the city can weed out those that are not legitimate, Rieder said.
Police have been getting reports from hotels of loud guests, marijuana and possibly other drugs and of people coming and going in ways not typical of normal guest activity, Rieder said.
If the licensing ordinance is approved, the Common Council could deny licenses, revoke licenses or fine illegal operations, he said. Licensing would give the city some clout to deal with problems that otherwise would have to go to the Waukesha County District Attorney's Office, he said.
The proposed ordinance is based on escort licensing ordinances in other communities, city attorney Mark Blum said.
It will likely get a second reading Tuesday and go on for possible approval in January.
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA
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Scores Killed in Iraq Bombing
At least thirty-five people have been killed in a car bombing in the southern Iraqi city of Bathaa. The attack struck a Shiite market district earlier today. The bombing comes as the Iraqi government has announced it will proceed with a referendum on a security pact calling for the withdrawal of all US troops by the end of 2011. If the referendum fails to pass, US forces would be required to withdraw within one year of the vote, which could come within the next few months.
Deadly Blast Hits Pakistan Hotel
In Pakistan, at least sixteen people have been killed, and more than fifty wounded, in a massive truck bombing of a luxury hotel in the northwestern city of Peshawar. It was the latest attack in response to the ongoing US-backed Pakistani offensive in nearby Swat Valley. At least two UN officials were among the dead. Dozens of foreign aid workers had been staying at the hotel.
Clinic of Slain Abortion Provider to Close
In Kansas, the family of the murdered abortion provider Dr. George Tiller has announced the permanent closure of his Wichita clinic. The clinic is one of the few in the country that performed late-term abortions. Dr. Tiller was killed last month during Sunday services at his Wichita church.
Court Rulings Advance Pending Chrysler Sale
The Supreme Court has cleared the way for sale of the auto giant Chrysler to Italian automaker Fiat. On Thursday, the Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from state pension funds and consumer groups opposed to the sale. Analysts had warned Chrysler faced closure had the court taken up the appeal. The pending sale received another boost Tuesday when a federal bankruptcy judged approved Chrysler's request to cut ties with nearly 800 dealerships across the United States.
Admin Drops Salary Caps for Bailed-out Firms
The Obama administration is expected to announce today an additional round of regulatory changes for overseeing the financial industry. The Wall Street Journal is reporting the White House has dropped several pledges including a plan to cap salaries at firms receiving government bailout money. The initial plan would have allowed a maximum salary of $500,000. Executive payments would now only be limited through congressionally approved caps on bonuses.
10 Firms Cleared to Repay Bailout Loans
The announcement comes one day after the Treasury Department authorized ten of the largest bailout recipients to pay back some $68 billion in taxpayer loans. President Obama made the announcement at the White House.
President Obama: "Several financial institutions are set to pay back $68 billion to taxpayers. And while we know that we will not escape the worst financial crisis in decades without some losses to taxpayers, it's worth noting that in the first round of repayments from these companies, the government has actually turned a profit."
Dems to Hold Sotomayor Confirmation Hearings in July
Senate Democrats have announced they'll hold confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor in just over a month. The July 13th date has angered Republicans who say the process will be too rushed. But Democrats say they're on track to vote on Sotomayor's nomination on the same time line as prior nominees, including Chief Justice John Roberts.
Transferred Gitmo Prisoner Pleads Not Guilty in US Court
The first Guantanamo Bay prisoner transferred to the United States has pleaded not guilty on charges surrounding the 1998 embassy bombings in East Africa. On Tuesday, Ahmed Ghailani appeared in a New York federal courtroom after his arrival from Guantanamo earlier in the day. Ghailani's military attorney, Marine Lt. Col. Jeffrey Colwell, welcomed the shift to a civilian court.
Marine Lt. Col. Jeffrey Colwell: "I think it's a good thing for the rule of law. He's in an established court with established procedures and processes and all that, so not in kind of a limbo that he's been in for so many years and months."
Two hundred twenty-four people were killed in the attacks on the US embassies in Tanzania and Kenya. Ghailani has previously admitted to supplying the attackers but said he was unaware they intended to bomb the embassies.
Uyghur Prisoners to Be Resettled in Palau
The Obama administration, meanwhile, has reportedly reached an agreement to transfer up to seventeen Chinese Uyghur prisoners from Guantanamo to the Pacific archipelago of Palau. Earlier today, Palau's government released a statement saying it would "temporarily resettle" the Uyghurs. The group is still being held at Guantanamo, even though they are no longer considered enemy combatants. The reported agreement follows the Obama administration's efforts to block a legal petition for the Uyghurs' release to the United States.
Nicaragua Grants Asylum to Peruvian Indigenous Leader
Peruvian indigenous leader Alberto Pizango has been granted asylum in Nicaragua after seeking refuge in the Nicaraguan embassy in the Peruvian capital of Lima. Pizango is wanted in Peru on sedition charges after leading protests opposing laws that encourage foreign mining and energy companies to invest billions of dollars in the Amazon rainforest. Over the weekend, an estimated sixty people died after police tried to break up a blockade. Indigenous groups say the toll could be far higher and are calling for the resignation of top Peruvian officials and their indictment for crimes against humanity.
UN: Over 117,000 Displaced in Somalia
In Somalia, the UN says fighting between government forces and rebel fighters has now displaced more than 117,000 people in just over a month. More than 200 people have been killed, and an estimated 700 wounded, most of them civilians. On Tuesday, the UN said attacks on civilians are worsening, with increasing incidents of bombings, rape and kidnapping.
Report: Arab States Give Obama Deadline on Peace Offer
The Israeli newspaper Haaretz is reporting Egypt and Saudi Arabia have given the US a two-year deadline for an agreement on brokering Israeli-Palestinian peace. The two countries have spearheaded the Arab League peace plan that offers Israel normalized relations in return for its full withdrawal from the Occupied Territories and the creation of a Palestinian state there. Despite his pledge to pursue a peace deal, President Obama has refused to fully endorse the Arab offer, only its provision regarding Arab recognition of Israel. On Tuesday, Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh said he would welcome a change in the US position.
Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh: "There is information that the American representative, Mitchell, will make Israel responsible for the war in Gaza and building settlements. This is a new balance in the American stand."
A full withdrawal from the Occupied Territories would require the dismantling of large Israeli settlements that carve up the West Bank. But President Obama has only called on Israel to meet its pledge to halt the settlements' growth. The Arab insistence on a two-year deadline is seen as a move to encourage Obama to take meaningful steps to pressure the Israeli government, including the withholding of billions in US aid.
US Suspends Deportations of Widows
Back in the United States, the Department of Homeland Security has announced it's temporarily halted the deportation of widows and widowers of US citizens. The Bush administration was criticized for enforcing an interpretation of federal law that allows for the deportation of immigrants whose spouses died either within two years of marriage or before they had obtained residency status.
Ex-DNC Chair Loses Dem. Gubernatorial Primary in Virginia
In Virginia, State Senator Creigh Deeds has defeated former Democratic National Committee chair Terry McAuliffe in the primary for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Deeds will face Republican nominee Bob McDonnell in November's election. McAuliffe lost despite a high-profile candidacy that included campaigning from former President Bill Clinton. McAuliffe recently faced controversy after consumer advocate Ralph Nader said McAuliffe tried to bribe him to stay off the presidential ballot in 2004.
West Virginia State Court OKs Coal Silo Near School
In West Virginia, the state Supreme Court has ruled the coal giant Massey Energy can proceed with controversial plans for a new coal silo near an elementary school. Opponents had challenged the plant over whether its construction site exceeds the company's mining boundary. But on Tuesday, the state Justices ruled mining sites are defined by their on-site boundaries, not the maps used in their public permits. The proposed coal silo would be built less than a football field away from the Marsh Fork Elementary school.
Radio Journalist, Producer Sheryl Flowers Dies at 42
And the radio journalist and producer Sheryl Flowers has died at the age of forty-two. Flowers worked at Pacifica Radio's KPFA in Berkeley before going on to National Public Radio. She was executive producer of the Tavis Smiley Show for the last eight years.
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Physiatrist (physical, rehabilitation)
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Comeback Kids: NHS Girls Overcome 14-0 Deficit To WinFriday, January 30, 2015
Winning close, down-to-the-wire nail-biters has become customary for Newtown High School's girls' basketball team. The latest installment of the late-game magic came in the form of a 40-37 win over visiting New Milford on January 30. The Nighthawks made this one particularly memorable, after things appeared to be on their way to forgettable. The Hawks fell behind 14-0 before chipping away, taking their first lead in the third quarter, and finally escaping to remain perfect in the South-West Conference at 8-0.
Top Ranked Wrestlers Edged By Danbury; Hockey Team Falls To BBDThursday, January 29, 2015
DANBURY — Newtown High School's wrestling team went into the Danbury High School gymnasium ranked No. 1 in the Norwich Bulletin state coaches poll — already having beaten the Hatters in the Danbury Holiday Tournament back in December — but came up short, 30-25, in a head-to-head competition with the second-ranked Hatters, on January 28.
Expected Blizzard Bumps More GamesMonday, January 26, 2015
Just a couple of days after snow postponed several Newtown sporting events, Mother Nature is at it again. The anticipated Monday through Tuesday blizzard caused several Newtown High School sporting events, originally slated for Tuesday, January 27, to be rescheduled a day in advance.
Cheer Squad Wins CompetitionMonday, January 26, 2015
Newtown High School's cheerleading team won the 20th Annual Wolcott Cheer Classic on January 25. The Nighthawks competed against nine other varsity teams and scored 90.5 out of 100 points to claim top honors. Newtown also received the Showmanship Award.
Indoor Tennis ProgramsSunday, January 25, 2015
Newtown Parks & Recreation is offering an indoor tennis program through Fairfield County Tennis at NYA Sports & Fitness Center, which has indoor regulation tennis courts.
The next indoor season begins on February 3. Clinics will run for ten weeks and are offered for Pee Wee (ages 4-5), Juniors (ages 6-8, 9-12 and 11-14), for Beginners, Advanced Beginners, Low Intermediate, and Intermediate.
Torpedoes Planning Second Swim-A-ThonSaturday, January 24, 2015 at 8:00 am
On Saturday, January 31, the Torpedoes will hold their second annual Swim-A-Thon at Newtown High School from 1 to 5 pm.
Last year approximately 85 members of the Newtown Parks & Recreation swim team participated in the inaugural event. Together team members swam for a total of four hours, completing more than 11,300 lengths of the Newtown High School pool.
Girls' Cagers Battle Back To Stun ImmaculateFriday, January 23, 2015
In a battle of nine-win South-West Conference girls' basketball rivals, host Newtown High School overcame an 11-point deficit to defeat Immaculate of Danbury 38-35 on January 23. The Nighthawks improved to 10-3 overall, and the Mustangs fell to 9-3.
Saturday Sports Canceled Because Of Anticipated SnowFriday, January 23, 2015
Several Newtown sporting events — both in and out of town — scheduled for Saturday, January 24, have been canceled because of the expected snowstorm.
Newtown High School's grapplers were scheduled to participate in the Gene Brigham Invitational Wrestling Tournament in Minisink, N.Y., on Saturday, but the meet was pushed to Sunday, January 25. The high school cheerleading team also had its event moved a day. The cheerleaders will now participate in the Connecticut Cheer Classic, in Wolcott, on Sunday.
Swim Team's Hard Work Pays Off With Fast TimesWednesday, January 21, 2015
A swimming and diving team's success cannot be measured exclusively by wins and losses, or how close a meet is for that matter. Individual event times (and scores in the case of diving) have to be taken into consideration and, with that said, things are looking good for Newtown High School's squad following a 98-82 win over visiting Bethel on January 20.
Grapplers Defeat Green WaveWednesday, January 21, 2015
Newtown High School's wrestling team defeated host New Milford 42-18 on January 21. This was a battle of the top two teams in last year's South-West Conference championships, won by the Green Wave in a nail-biter. In this matchup, the Nighthawks made sure there was little suspense, winning ten of 14 matches, although it wasn't so easy. Newtown won only two matches via pinfall, and the Wave won the first two bouts of the nights for an early 9-0 lead before the Hawks reeled off nine victories in succession.


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The Friends of Syria meeting in Istanbul, Turkey today has the potential to change the stalemate over Syria.
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Under pressure from a potential secessionist movement in the east, Libya must tread carefully to avoid becoming another Somalia.
The nomination of Jim Yong Kim to lead the World Bank meets with the approval of many opposed to globalization.
With the West rethinking armed intervention and the Syrian crisis continuing, political compromise may be the only way to end the violence.
Placating Israel is the underlying purpose of U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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Celine Dion stopped by The View this week and treated the audience to her new single 'Loved Me Back to Life' from her newest album of the same name. Check out the performance below!
Dion's music has been influenced by genres ranging from rock and R&B to gospel and classical. Her main singing languages are French and English, but she also sings in Spanish, Italian, German, Latin, Japanese and Mandarine Chinese.
While her releases have often received mixed critical reception, she is renowned for her technically skilled and powerful vocals. Dion is the best-selling Canadian artist of all time, is the second best-selling female artist in the US during the Nielsen SoundScan era, and is the only female artist to have two singles sell more than a million copies in the UK.
In addition, her 1995 album D'eux, is the best-selling French-language album of all time. In 2004, after surpassing 175 million in album sales worldwide, she was presented with the Chopard Diamond Award at theWorld Music Awards for becoming the best-selling female artist of all time. According to Sony Music Entertainment, Dion has sold over 200 million albums worldwide.
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