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Fox News ramped up its attempted character assassination of CDC director Dr. Thomas Frieden with direct calls for his resignation, suggestions that he is uninformed on the spread of infectious disease, and a comparison of the public servant to Saddam Hussein's one-time propaganda minister.
On the October 14 edition of Fox News' Fox & Friends, contributor Laura Ingraham attacked Dr. Thomas Frieden, the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), for his handling of public relations in the wake of the first confirmed case of Ebola contraction in the United States. Ingraham assailed Director Frieden, claiming that he "is on the verge of becoming the Baghdad Bob of the health care community," and claimed that he seems less like a health care professional and more like a member of "the Obama spin room." Co-host Brian Kilmeade joined the attack, claiming the Frieden talks to the public "like children" before promoting the idea of appointing former Republican Senator Bill Frist to run the United States' Ebola response:
Ingraham's use of "Baghdad Bob" is an allusion to former Ba'ath Party spokesperson and Iraqi Information Minister Muhammad Saeed Al-Sahhaf, who gained international notoriety in 2003 for repeated and obviously false claims that American troops were being rolled back by the defensive forces of Saddam Hussein's regime.
Fox News personalities claimed that President Obama's efforts to roll back the advance of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria was prompted by the brutal murder of American journalist James Foley. In fact, President Obama authorized limited airstrikes several days before Foley's killing, and worked to train Iraqi and Kurdish forces months before the strikes.
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Fox News ran with the unsubstantiated and explicitly discredited claim that the U.S. might have paid a cash ransom to an Afghani militant group in exchange for the recent release of an American soldier, an assertion that has been repeatedly denied by the White House.
During the June 9 edition of America's Newsroom, co-host Martha MacCallum and Fox's senior political analyst Brit Hume hypothesized that in addition to releasing five Guantanamo Bay detainees in exchange for the release of Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, the U.S. may have paid a cash ransom to the Haqqani network, Bergdahl's captors. Hume claimed that because the Haqqani network "is interested in money," "that gives rise to the question, which the administration has yet to answer, as to whether in addition to the release of these five Taliban prisoners, some ransom was paid."
MacCallum ran with the ransom idea:
MACCALLUM: A lot of layers and a lot of questions. And I would imagine Congress would have questions about that money as well.
HUME: Of course.
MACCALLUM: Whether or not they would have been put in the loop on that, right?
HUME: Sooner or later that question's going to be asked to somebody under oath, or perhaps the administration may come out and say, 'Yes, in addition we paid X amount of money to get this guy freed because we thought it was so important. And we'll see how people react to that.
MACCALLUM: But that raises the question then, why would you need to release these Taliban prisoners if that was part of the deal? And that goes back to perhaps some of these other questions about --
HUME: Well if it turns out that ransom was paid -- and this is speculation -- if it turns out ransom was paid, and that was what did the trick, that really does, as you suggest Martha, sharpen the question of well, why did you need to release these Taliban starting-five, as they've been called by some people?
Fox even floated their theory in the following segment with Republican Congressman Kevin McCarthy (CA), asking McCarthy, "What about this other question with the money ... how will you get to the bottom of the question whether or not money was exchanged?"
It's a conspiracy theory that parrots Fox contributor Oliver North's unsourced speculation that "somebody paid a ransom" for Bergdahl -- and one that has already been explicitly debunked.
The White House has flatly denied that money was exchanged for Bergdahl's release. While a ransom was previously considered as a possibility in the prisoner swap negotiations, a National Security Staff spokesperson explicitly denied the idea last week, according to the Houston Chronicle:
The White House countered Rep. Steve Stockman, R-Clear Lake, in a statement Friday after the congressman had questioned whether President Barack Obama paid ransom for Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl's release.
"The United States did not provide money in return for Sgt. Bergdahl," National Security Staff spokeswoman Caitlin Hayden said.
In fact, after Fox's lengthy speculation, an official White House Twitter account reiterated the fact that no cash was exchanged in response to right-wing claims:
No. http://t.co/VPVoQxnIqe MT @guypbenson: Did Bergdahl deal also include a ransom payment? Will the WH give a yes or no answer on that?
-- Jesse Lee (@jesseclee44) June 9, 2014
Fox News has pushed reset on many of its favorite Benghazi myths that have already been put to rest in the wake of the recently released Rhodes email and the House GOP's announcement of the formation of a Select Committee to investigate the attacks.
In the wake of the Roberts Court's latest attack on the constitutionality of race-conscious law, right-wing media are mischaracterizing the decision and Justice Sonia Sotomayor's dissent in a dishonest attempt to frame civil rights precedent as "racial discrimination."
On April 22, the Supreme Court ruled in Schuette v. BAMN, a badly split opinion in which the Court's five conservatives rejected long-established equal protection law under the Fourteenth Amendment to uphold Michigan's voter-approved ban on affirmative action. Right-wing media immediately began misinforming about the case, ignoring the serious consequences it could have for minority rights in the United States. By effectively overruling the "political process" doctrine, which forbids setting up a separate and unequal tier of political participation for a disfavored minority, the conservative justices reopened the door to the rigging of political systems, previously disallowed because of its negative impact on communities of color.
Nevertheless, Roger Clegg, the National Review Online's resident anti-civil rights contributor, called this outcome "a resounding win for the good guys."
NRO continued its misinformation campaign about Schuette in its April 22 editorial, claiming that affirmative action is itself a form of prohibited racial discrimination. The editorial went on to call Sotomayor's dissent in Schuette "legally illiterate and logically indefensible" and "offers a case study in the moral and legal corrosion that inevitably results from elevating ethnic-identity politics over the law." To bolster the claim that Sotomayor is preoccupied by "ethnic-identity politics," the editors whistled to the 2009 right-wing media smears that the justice was a racist because she once referred to herself as a "wise Latina." From the NRO editorial:
In a perfectly Orwellian dissenting opinion, which she read dramatically from the bench, Justice Sotomayor argued that the decision of the people of Michigan to end racial discrimination is itself an instance of racial discrimination and that the only way to mitigate such racial discrimination is through the mandatory maintenance of racial discrimination. In this opinion she was joined by Justice Ginsburg, with Justice Kagan recusing herself from the case. Justice Sotomayor argued that Michigan's Proposal 2, which mandates race-neutral state policies, is the sort of legislation used to "oppress minority groups." By outlawing racial discrimination, she argued, "a majority of the Michigan electorate changed the basic rules of the political process in that State in a manner that uniquely disadvantaged racial minorities."
Justice Sotomayor is here arguing in effect that if a constitutional referendum doesn't go the NAACP's way, then its effects are invalid. This is not an exaggeration: Justice Soyomayor argues explicitly that Michigan's voters would have been within their rights to, for example, lobby university authorities to adopt race-neutral admissions standards but that by adopting a constitutional amendment insisting on race neutrality, thereby transferring the decision from the education bureaucrats to the people themselves and their constitution, they "changed the rules in the middle of the game." Her opinion is legally illiterate and logically indefensible, and the still-young career of this self-described "wise Latina" on the Supreme Court already offers a case study in the moral and legal corrosion that inevitably results from elevating ethnic-identity politics over the law. Justice Sotomayor has revealed herself as a naked and bare-knuckled political activist with barely even a pretense of attending to the law, and the years she has left to subvert the law will be a generation-long reminder of the violence the Obama administration has done to our constitutional order.
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Fox News host Megyn Kelly and senior political analyst Brit Hume were shocked by the suggestion that Arizona's anti-gay law might allow "a Christian doctor who is deeply conservative in his religious views to deny treatment" to patients on the basis of sexual orientation, an interesting change of pace for a network that has no problems regularly defending the religiously-based denial of women's health services.
In a February 25 segment on Fox's The Kelly File, Kelly and Hume agreed that the Arizona law -- which could provide legal protections to religious business owners who deny services and accommodations to gay couples on the basis of their sexual orientation -- went too far because the possibility of denying medical services to gay people was "an order of magnitude greater than the legal right to deny services to a gay wedding":
But neither Kelly nor Hume managed to point out the obvious -- Christian doctors are already enabled to deny services to all women on religious grounds.
After months of championing anti-gay business owners and criticizing efforts to protect gay and lesbian customers from discrimination, Fox News is finally waking up to the consequences of its fear mongering campaign - and it doesn't like what it's seeing.
The Supreme Court's historic decision to strike down Section 3 of the federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) in 2013 left many anti-gay marriage activists reeling. Recognizing that their decade long fight against marriage equality was quickly becoming a lost cause, many anti-gay conservatives turned their attention to an issue that they believed might offer them more traction - the religious liberty of anti-gay business owners.
While opponents of marriage equality have long warned about businesses being forced to serve gay couples, it's only recently that the issue of protecting anti-gay business owners became a rallying cry for social conservatives.
That rallying cry has been largely amplified by Fox News, which in recent months has worked to tout anti-gay business owners as martyrs, victimized by gay activists seeking services for their same-sex weddings and commitment ceremonies.
Falsely accusing gay activists of ushering the "death of free enterprise" in America, Fox News has highlighted a number of anti-gay horror stories in which religious business owners have faced penalties for refusing to serve gay customers:
In each of these cases, the business owners were found to have violated their state's non-discrimination laws. And in each of these cases, Fox News depicted the business owners as victims whose religious freedoms were being threatened by being required to serve gay customers.
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The Inkblot Book - Help please!
Hi everyone.
So I have this idea for a little project I'm working on... and at the moment I'm just experimenting with ideas to make "inkblot animals" and things... Thought while I was experimenting I'd upload a pic for you guys to see, and ask for some feedback on the butterfly part of this WIP. Is there anything you can suggest to make the butterfly more readable? Perhaps a different way to use my brush strokes or anything, and to better define a sense of distance between one wing and another (in the current WIP, there's just a transparent white layer overlaying the distant wing, without it, the two wings have the same amount of blackness, they become mixed and confusing).
Anyway, um... Bit of a long rant there, thanks for reading and thanks in advance for any advice you can give.
One more note: The colours on the ink blot are vibrant and over-saturated intentionally, but if you think I should tone it down then of course just say so!
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I think i preferred the first because it was so vibrant.
Currently doing the Level Up course, so my SB is going to be lonely
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hmm, maybe try some sort of gradient in the background that goes gray to white? White seems too intense, but your grey seems too dark. Experiment.
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Thanks guys, here's what I have so far.
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Hey guys, here's the updated version.
I'm still having a major problem with my eyes immediately being drawn to the boys instead of the butterfly, though I'm not sure if it has something to do with me painting the image or if everyone else has the same problem when they first see this.
I'd like the focus to be brought to the butterfly first before anything, and would really appreciate some advice with how to do that more effectively. Thank you.


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2. Meanwhile, remove casings from sausage links and discard. In 2-quart saucepan, over low heat, cook sausage meat, stirring occasionally, until crisp and well browned. Spoon off all but about 2 tablespoons fat from saucepan. Stir in flour. Remove from heat.
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One Winner receives a $1000 cash prize as well as a performance of his or her work at the 2015 Look & Listen Festival in New York City. The concerts feature performances of 20th and 21st Century music by talented and rigorous professional performers.
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Daniel Fawcett
Riotous Thrashing
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2003 Mei-Fang Lin
2004 Peter Gilbert
2005 Panayiotis Kokoras
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2012 Ashley Fu-Tsun Wang
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Meanwhile, Morgenthau became known for pursuing sweeping financial crimes and other cases outside the purview of many other local prosecutors. He even once measured the distance from Yankee Stadium's home plate to the Bronx-Manhattan border to pursue a ticket-scalping probe under a state law giving district attorneys limited jurisdiction in neighboring counties.
Federal officials and others have suggested he overreached at times. But Morgenthau says he makes cases only when others don't, and he casts his pursuit of white-collar crime as a social imperative in the nation's financial capital.
"If you want to have a fair and impartial system, and you want people to respect the law, you have to investigate people who have positions of trust in the society and the economy," he said. "I think (financial) crimes are every bit as serious as the man with a gun."
Morgenthau's image - and influence - are such that it's hard to find critics, even among his natural adversaries: The state Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers is honoring him at its annual dinner next month.
He faced questions about diversity in his office and attention to minority communities in the 1980s, culminating with public complaints in 1990 from a group of black legislators that included then-state Sen. David Paterson, now New York's governor.
In response, Morgenthau noted a rising number of minority prosecutors - 125 today, up from 11 when he took office. These days, Paterson praises him for "a life of great accomplishment and service that many of us can only hope to one day achieve in our own lives."
Defense lawyer Ron Kuby says Morgenthau's stature and tenure make his staff overconfident and says the office is loath to consider evidence of wrongful convictions.
"He's become the victim of his own myth, and the myth is that the (Manhattan) district attorney's office is special," Kuby said.
One of Morgenthau's former assistant DAs, Daniel Bibb, told The New York Times last year he felt prosecutors were so slow to acknowledge questions about the convictions of two men in the 1990 killing of a Palladium nightclub bouncer that he tacitly worked to help defense lawyers. The men spent more than a dozen years in prison before prosecutors dropped charges against one; the other was acquitted after a judge ordered a new trial.
In one of Morgenthau's most notorious cases, five men spent years in prison for the 1989 rape of a woman jogger in a Central Park "wilding" spree before DNA evidence and another man's confession prompted him to ask a judge to throw out the convictions in 2002.
Morgenthau says he regrets such cases.
"You just have to be alert, constantly alert, to perjury, to mistaken identity, but the system's not foolproof," he said. But, he said, "it's the best system around."
Morgenthau came from a prominent political family. His grandfather, Henry Morgenthau Sr., was an ambassador to Turkey; his father, Henry Morgenthau Jr., was secretary of the treasury under President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
A decorated World War II veteran, Robert Morgenthau was the Democratic nominee for governor in 1962, losing to Republican Nelson Rockefeller; he unsuccessfully sought the nomination again in 1970.
Morgenthau says he hasn't decided what he'll do next. His interests include pressing for immunity from deportation for illegal immigrants who help in immigration-fraud cases.
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The Sleasman's love of the game came from their father, Dan Sr., while growing up in Colonie.
"He'd just bring me to the courts to hit with him when I was younger, and I always loved it," said Kyle. "It's been a great sport for me."
"I love all sports, but this sport has captured my passion and I don't think I'll ever let it go," added Dan Jr.
What makes squash so appealing to the Sleasmans is that it requires power, finesse and endurance. Squash players can hit the ball hard – White holds the world record for hardest backhand (172 miles per hour) and hardest forehand shots (171 mph) – but they can also try to foul up their opponents by hitting a soft drop shot to the corner. And with near-constant action, squash players can burn up a lot of calories in a short period of time.
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In terms of conditioning, the pros the Sleasmans played had the advantage. Still, Kyle and Dan did the best they could to impress the local fans – especially the Siena College squash team members that came to the Marcelle Athletic Complex to watch them play.
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The 31-year-old son of Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling was found dead late Tuesday night at a home in Malibu, Calif. Scott Sterling's death was confirmed by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department on Wednesday, the Los Angeles Times reported. The death will be investigated as a possible drug overdose, Scott Whitmore of the LA County Sheriff's Department told the Times. An autopsy and toxicology report will take several weeks before a cause of death is determined. Friends and family had not seen Sterling for at least two days, and his body was found at a house on the Pacific Coast Highway. There was no information yet on who went to the home and discovered Sterling, who was there by himself. No foul play was suspected. Donald Sterling is a lawyer turned real-estate mogul who has owned the Clippers since 1981.
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A healthy, colourful pasta dish, with melt-in-the-mouth tomatoes
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- 250g pack fresh spinach and ricotta tortellini
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Chop and fry 4 rashers of bacon for a few mins until crisp before cooking the tomatoes.
- Boil the pasta for 2 mins until just cooked. Meanwhile, heat the oil in the frying pan and sizzle the tomatoes until they start to blister.
- When pasta is cooked, drain it quickly, reserving some cooking water. Put the tomatoes back on a high heat. Tip in the pasta, parsley, a splash of cooking water and most of the parmesan. Bubble everything together, season with black pepper and salt if you want. Serve with remaining parmesan.
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This recipy is lovely! I've made this for five of my classmates last week and they absolutely loved it. I personally don't like parsley, so I left it out and put some extra veg in: sugarsnaps (boilt for 2 minutes), courgette (just popped it in raw when tipping the pasta in with the tomatoes) and some thinly sliced carrot.
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BELMONT HEIGHTS LITTLE LEAGUE - Kim Farley
This morning a press conference was held to announce the renovation of the Belmont Heights Little League baseball fields. Those in attendance included representatives from the City of Tampa, Loweââ¬â¢s Home Centers Inc., Little League International, and the Devil Rays. WMNFââ¬â¢s Kim Farley reportsââ¬Â¦Ã¢â¬Â¦
The day was, as Mayor Iorio termed it, ââ¬Åperfect baseball weather.ââ¬? With no clouds and a slight breeze the ceremony was underway at 11 am this morning.
The representatives from Loweââ¬â¢s, the City of Tampa, the Devil Rays, and Little League International all spoke of how important the renovation is to the community. Each is pledging money and expertise towards the project.
When Mayor Pam Iorio was elected, one of her goals was the revitalization of East Tampa. She hopes that by improving the neighborhood, businesses will move in and crime and drug abuse will decrease. She was therefore quite pleased and described her first visit to the field. (SB 3, OQ ââ¬Â¦takes a partnership)
Ed Johnson, Manager of the East Tampa Development and Community Lending Programs for the City of Tampa, spoke in part about exactly how this renovation will help the community. (SB 1, OQââ¬Â¦ competitive advantage.)
The Belmont Heights Little League enjoyed its greatest success during the 70s and early 80s. Six teams in three different divisions went to the Little League World Series and in 1982 one of the divisions won the world championship. This team included future major-leaguers Gary Sheffield and Derek Bell. Other major leaguers to come out of the league include Dwight Gooden and Carl Everett.
But lately, the fields have fallen into disrepair, fewer children are signed up to play, and the League even lost its charter for a short time in the mid 90s. This year the partnership was formed and help is on its way.
Between Loweââ¬â¢s, Little League International, and the Devil Rays, 50 thousand dollars will be donated along with baseball equipment and groundskeepers. Dick Crippen, Executive Director of the Rays of Hope Foundation, through which the Devil Rays is donating money, explains the role the City of Tampa will have. (SB 4, OQ ââ¬Â¦a minimum)
Belmont Heights Little League President, Ann Perkins, was lauded by those who spoke for her efforts to get the project underway. Before she spoke, she was credited for getting the ball rolling on the project as well as being the one who will be left behind to make sure that with all the funding, the revitalization is successful. With all the talk of partnership on the project and how the community will be helped, she drove to the heart of the matter. The children and her objectives on furthering them in life through sports. (SB 2, OQ ââ¬Â¦citizens of our community.)
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I would just like to get a clear idea of the bandwidth usage. Say I have a TS server with 2 channels with 20 people per channel. If 1 person transmitted to his channel using CELP at 640 bytes/s, would the TS server send the message to the other players on that channel and use 640*20=12,800 bytes/s of upstream bandwidth?
Does it help save upstream bandwidth to have players on many channels rathar than just one?
Another thing, when players talk over each other, does that effectively double the transmission rate?
I'm going to set up a TS 2 server as soon as its released and would like it to optimize it as much as possible to hold about 50 or more players in multiple channels for WWII Online.
I know it's a little late, but I would also like to betatest if possible.
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As far as i understand your calculations have been about right up to a minor detail
if there are 20 people on a channel and one is transmitting the TS Server will only send out 19*640 bytes/s because it wont transmit to the one actually sending.
Following this logic it would reduce the bandwidth usage if you split up your 20 people channel to 4 channels that hold 5 people each because only 4*640 bytes/s will be transmited when someone is talking.
Even when people are talking on every channel there is a slight reduction of outgoing traffic because the server will only send to 4*4 = 16 people.
Nevertheless all this maths become obscure when you take into consideration that the people who are sending cout up against the bandwidth total as well which will lead to exactly the same ammount in the end.
There is only one constelation which would profit from more channles.
Assuming that you got a channel with 20 peoples in it and 15 are actually idling there and not doing anything it would save bandwith if the active players would move to another channel not that crowded.
Overall i would say that you simpley should count up the number of players and multiply it with the bytes/s of the codec. Lots of channels might help when not all channels are constantly active but generelly its better to have a server with enough bandwidth than to realy on the fact that only 50% of the channels are going to be active. Just immagine how annoying it would be if exactly in the game-deciding moment everyone starts talking and the whole communication gets lagged.
21-08-2002, 15:22 #3
thanks for the reply. So it seems that the more rooms the better... provided that transmitions are infrequent (10s/minute). I think my server can handle it. w00t!
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Jefferson principal, other teachers hired
The Wauwatosa School Board last night approved the hiring of several new employees, including a new principal at Jefferson Elementary and a new band director at Wauwatosa West.
The new hires are:
Stephanie Jajtner, principal, Jefferson Elementary, $95,000
Matthew Byers, associate principal, Wauwatosa West, $76,000
Guy Kammerer, band director, Wauwatosa West, $71,800» Read Full Article
Meijer announces opening date in Wauwatosa
Supercenter and grocery store Meijer has declared a date for its grand opening in Wauwatosa.
The store will open near W. Burleigh Street and N. Mayfair Road on Aug. 4, according to a news release. Meijer leadership and local dignitaries will dedicate the store's first day of business with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
The company, based in Grand Rapids, Mich., will feature special promotions and events to commemorate the store's grand opening beginning Aug. 6.
A Meijer store will also open in Oak Creek at 171 W. Town Square Way on Aug. 4.
The store is currently completing hiring for hourly positions. Interested candidates can apply online at bit.ly/1JLUdHx.» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa to participate in "Click It or Ticket" enforcement
Wauwatosa will be participating in a "Click It or Ticket" enforcement this summer with the help of a grant from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation.
In addition to usual enforcement efforts, the Wauwatosa Police Department will have extra deployments targeting safety belt violations, according to a Facebook post by the department.
In 2014, more than half of the drivers and passengers killed in crashes were not buckled up, according to WisDOT.
Wisconsin's safety belt use rate is approximately 85 percent, which is the all-time high for the state. However, the 85 percent rate in Wisconsin is still substantially lower than the national average of 87 percent and much lower than neighboring states whose rates exceed 90 percent.
Tosa East student completes leadership program at Yale University
A Wauwatosa East High School student was selected to participate in an economic leadership program at Yale University in New Haven, Conn.
Cole Wirth, a junior at the high school during the 2014-15 academic year, was one of 50 students from around the country who was accepted into the Foundation for Teaching Economics' New Haven "Economics for Leaders" program.
Students were selected based on demonstrated excellent leadership potential, according to a news release.
From June 28 to July 5, the selected students attained an understanding of economic reasoning principles and how to employ the concepts for successful and effective leadership. Additionally, students achieved a heightened awareness of the impact their decisions have on others.
Leff's Lucky Town in Wauwatosa considers kitchen expansion
Hoping to offer fresher menu items, Chris Leffler said he is looking into building a new kitchen at Leff's Lucky Town, 7208 W. State St. in Wauwatosa.
The city's plan commission is scheduled to consider Leffler's request July 13 to combine two parcels he already owns as part of Leff's in order to build a kitchen.
Leffler said he would like to build a new structure on the property for the kitchen, which would attach to the bar by a hallway. He said it would provide a better environment for employees and also allow Leff's to offer more homemade dishes.
"It's a matter of keeping up with the competition that's come," Leffler said. "We want to keep up with business and keep customers happy."
Leffler said he faces limitations on what he can build because he is in a flood zone. At this point, he said he is just looking into whether building a new kitchen would be allowed.» Read Full Article
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Driver ejected from car after hitting tree in Wauwatosa
A 20-year-old Milwaukee man is in critical condition after he drove into a tree and was ejected from his car in the 2100 block of 71st Street in Wauwatosa about 8:15 a.m. Wednesday, according to Wauwatosa Police Lieutenant Brian Zalewski.
Zalewski said the driver, who was the only person in the car, was transported to Froedtert Hospital with potentially life-threatening injuries.
Witnesses told police the driver had been in a minor crash with another car near Wauwatosa and Milwaukee avenues before hitting the tree. They said it appeared the driver fled that crash, and sped away as someone in the other car tried to spot his license plate number, according to Zalewski. Witnesses said the driver was alone and not being chased by the time he hit the tree.
Police estimate the man was driving 65-70 miles per hour just before hitting the tree, in a residential area where the speed limit is 25.
Zalewski said there was nothing to indicate drugs or alcohol were involved.» Read Full Article
Monarch habitat on the mend in Wauwatosa
As trucks and construction workers have moved in and out of Innovation Campus in recent years, rerouting roads and erecting new buildings, a population of monarch butterflies has seen much of its local habitat uprooted.
The quiet area where monarchs used to roost, in the shadows of the vacant Eschweiler buildings, has recently been transformed as the Mandel Group builds the Echelon Apartments and the Department of Transportation has reconfigured surrounding roads.
Barb Agnew, president of the Friends of the Monarch Trail, said the original habitat for monarchs on the land is almost entirely gone, and the group is starting from scratch to rebuild it. But she also said she is the most optimistic she's ever been about the habitat, thanks to cooperation by Mandel, the DOT and the community.
"I think there's more hope than ever," Agnew said. "We are at the bottom working our way back up."
As the friends group looks to replant the area with roosting trees, milkweed and nectar plants for butterflies, Eagle Scout Spencer Zuberbuehler helped kick off efforts in a major way by putting in 1,400 plants of milkweed and perennials and building footbridges along the Monarch Trail.» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa Police Report: June 21-27
1A woman was the victim of a strong arm robbery in which her purse was forcefully taken from her while she was in the parking lot of Mayfair Collection, 11500 W. Burleigh St. 12:45 pm June 22. The suspects left in a 2009 Ford Focus reported stolen through the Milwaukee Police Department.
2Police believe two burglaries from detached garages in the 7200 and 7300 blocks of W. Bluemound Road around 8:30 p.m. June 22 were related. In both instances, the side service doors were forced open. A weed trimmer was stolen from one garage and a lawnmower from the other. The suspect vehicle was a Chevrolet Malibu.
Theft» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa detective home from hospital after shooting
Wauwatosa Detective Jeffrey Griffin, who was shot in Milwaukee June 19 while investigating a burglary, was released from Froedtert Hospital June 30, according to Wauwatosa Police Chief Barry Weber.
Weber said Griffin, 51, may still need more surgery but he is hopeful for a full recovery.
"We're just thrilled he went home today," Weber said.
Griffin, who has worked for the department for 25 years, was shot in the 7100 block of 60th Street shortly after 9 a.m. June 19 while investigating a burglary that had occurred in Wauwatosa, according to police. Najee Harmon has since been charged with attempted first-degree intentional homicide for the shooting.
According to a criminal complaint, Griffin and two other officers had blocked Harmon from moving when they saw him enter a stolen vehicle. Griffin and one other officer were in plain clothes in an unmarked car, while another officer was in uniform and a marked car. The officers reportedly drew their weapons and ordered Harmon to stop and surrender.» Read Full Article
Thai-namite plans new location in Wauwatosa's former City Market building
Asian fusion restaurant Thai-namite is looking to open a location this October in Wauwatosa at 8725 W. North Ave., the building that previously housed City Market.
Thai-namite already has locations on Brady Street and in the Third Ward of Milwaukee. The restaurant specializes in Thai dishes and Japanese sushi.
The Wauwatosa location is planned to seat 70 with an outdoor patio and garden area. The restaurant would offer carryout, delivery and catering.
Thai-namite had previously announced plans to open a location at 7212 W. North Ave. in Wauwatosa, but dropped them in September. That space is now home to Tosa Bowl and Bun.
Nini Buranabunyut, co-owner of Thai-namite, said she has been looking for another location in Wauwatosa ever since the first one didn't work out.» Read Full Article
Sports Notes: July 2, 2015
Don Bosco Alumni
slates reunion for July 12
The Don Bosco Alumni Athletic Association is hosting its first event, an all-year reunion, at Matty's Bar & Grille, 14460 West College Avenue in New Berlin, from 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday, July 12.
The DBAAA was created to renew ties and reconnect with all the athletes that played during their days at Bosco. Anyone who took the field, court, mat or were just in the stands cheering for the Dons is welcome to attend this first of many events by this newly minted organization.
The core mission of the DBAAA is to find a way to honor the championship teams and standout individual players that donned the green and gold uniform back in the day.
Their accomplishments have fallen through the cracks after the hallowed halls on Windlake and Becher closed their doors for good in 1972 and became St. Thomas More.» Read Full Article
Wauwatosa police say woman was dragged across parking lot in purse robbery
Wauwatosa police are investigating two recent strong-armed robberies in which suspects took women's purses.
In the first instance, a 78-year-old woman was approached in the parking lot after leaving Walgreen's, 10800 W. Capitol Drive, shortly before 3 p.m. June 20. According to police, a suspect grabbed the woman's purse and dragged her across the parking lot to force her to let go of the purse. The woman sustained several non-life-threatening injuries.
In an another incident, police said two suspects took a purse from a 64-year-old woman in the parking lot at the Mayfair Collection, 11500 W. Burleigh St., about 12:40 p.m. June 22. When the woman did not immediately let go of her purse, one of suspects reportedly said, "Just give me your purse and you won't get hurt."
Police released a photo of the suspects in the Mayfair Collection robbery from store surveillance they said was captured shortly before the robbery. They believe the suspects may have also been involved in a similar robbery in Menomonee Falls, in which a woman suffered a severe head injury.
» Read Full Article
Thirsty Duck brings duckpin bowling to Wauwatosa
Minutes before opening their new duckpin bowling alleys in Wauwatosa Monday, brothers Dan and Mark Zierath took a minute to bowl side by side before getting back to work with their staff, putting final touches on the new Thirsty Duck bar and restaurant.
The Zieraths already own and operate Jackson's Blue Ribbon Pub, 11302 W. Bluemound Road, and recently began leasing the former location of Pitch's Baby Grand for their new bar, right next door. The Thirsty Duck is at 11320 W. Bluemound Road.
Duckpin bowling follows the same rules as traditional bowling but everything is about a third of the size, including the balls, lanes, and pins. Human pin-setters (who accept tips) reset the lanes and send the balls back on a half-pipe of PVC after each bowl.
The lanes are equipped with a sound system and disco lights for "midnight" bowling after 11:30 p.m. each night.
"It's going to be a lot of fun in here," Dan Zierath said. "When you hit a strike, everyone is high-fiving and the camaraderie is great."» Read Full Article
Kate Spade New York store to open at Mayfair Mall
Wauwatosa — A new lifestyle brand for women announced Monday it will open its first-in-Wisconsin full price store.
Kate Spade New York is projected to open on the lower level center court of Mayfair Mall in the spring of 2016.
Kate Spade New York is a global, multichannel, lifestyle brand that offers handbags, clothing, jewelry, shoes and fashion accessories, along with complementary tabletop accessories, stationery and décor.
"(Kate Spade New York) is a wonderful addition to our mix of fashionable retailers," said Stephen Smith, senior general manager of Mayfair in a statement. "We continue our commitment to providing our guests with the most exclusive stores to enhance their shopping experience, and Kate Spade New York perfectly aligns with that goal."
Suspect charged in shooting of Wauwatosa police officer
Najee Harmon of Milwaukee was charged Thursday with attempted homicide in the shooting of Wauwatosa police detective Jeffrey Griffin and firing at two other officers in the incident last week.
Harmon, who turns 21 on Friday, faces four felony counts, which carry a combined maximum sentence of more than 200 years. Three of the charges are for attempted first-degree intentional homicide. The fourth charge is for possession of a firearm by a felon.
Harmon was convicted of substantial battery, a felony, in 2012. As a part of his sentence, he was not allowed to be in possession of a firearm.
The charging documents allege the incident occurred when three Wauwatosa police officers were investigating a recent burglary when they spotted a parked red Honda that had been reported stolen. Harmon and an unidentified female allegedly walked out of a nearby apartment and into the stolen vehicle near N. 60th St. and W. Good Hope Road.
Two plainclothes police officers in an unmarked car, and one uniformed police officer in a marked Wauwatosa squad car, blocked the car in. Police drew their weapons and ordered Harmon to surrender. The charging documents say Harmon fled on foot, drew a handgun and fired it at officers. One bullet struck the Wauwatosa detective in the pelvic area.» Read Full Article


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|The Wrangellia flood basalts are part of one of the best exposed accreted oceanic plateaus on Earth. They provide important constraints on the construction of these vast submarine edifices and the source and temporal evolution of magmas for a plume head impinging beneath oceanic lithosphere. Wrangellia flood basalts (∼231–225 Ma) extend ∼450 km across southern Alaska (Wrangell Mountains and Alaska Range) where ∼3.5 km of mostly subaerial flows are bounded by late Paleozoic arc volcanics and Late Triassic limestone. The vast majority of the flood basalts are light rare earth element (LREE) -enriched high-Ti basalt (1.6–2.4 wt % TiO2) with uniform ocean island basalt (OIB) -type Pacific mantle isotopic compositions (ɛ Hf(t) = +9.7 to +10.7; ɛ Nd(t) = +6.0 to +8.1; t = 230 Ma). However, the lowest ∼400 m of stratigraphy in the Alaska Range is LREE-depleted low-Ti basalt (0.4–1.2 wt % TiO2) with pronounced negative high field strength element (HFSE) anomalies and Hf isotopic compositions (ɛ Hf(t) = +13.7 to +18.4) that are decoupled from Nd (ɛ Nd(t) = +4.6 to +5.4) and displaced well above the OIB mantle array (Δɛ Hf = +4 to +8). The radiogenic Hf of the low-Ti basalts indicates involvement of a component that evolved with high Lu/Hf over time but not with a correspondingly high Sm/Nd. The radiogenic Hf and HFSE-depleted signature of the low-Ti basalts suggest pre-existing arc lithosphere was involved in the formation of flood basalts that erupted early in construction of part of the Wrangellia plateau in Alaska. Thermal and mechanical erosion of the base of the lithosphere by the impinging plume head may have led to melting of arc lithosphere or interaction of plume-derived melts and subduction-modified mantle. The high-Ti lavas dominate the main phase of construction of the plateau and were derived from a depleted mantle source distinct from the source of MORB and with compositional similarities to that of ocean islands (e.g., Hawaii) and plateaus (e.g., Ontong Java) in the Pacific Ocean. An edited version of this paper was published by AGU. Copyright 2008 American Geophysical Union.
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A Golden Gate Estates man surrendered to police in Suffolk County, N.Y., on Tuesday morning in connection with the robbery of a Chase Bank branch last month on Long Island.
Eric Roderka, 20, who was staying at a home in Mastic Beach, was charged with third-degree robbery. Roderka entered the Shirley bank at 12:45 p.m. Jan. 19 and handed a teller a note demanding cash, police report.
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The Caribana success story
Caribana is putting big money where its mouth is — $438 million, in fact. That's how much the festival injected into Ontario's economy last year.
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Caribana traditionally unveils its lineup of cultural attractions every spring, trumpeting its festive parade and mouth-watering food scheduled for mid-summer.
But now, there is even more reason to boast: Caribana is putting big money where its mouth is — $438 million, to be precise.
That's how much the festival injected into Ontario's economy last year, most of which was ploughed into the GTA economy, according to an Ipsos Reid Economic Impact Study released last week. Much of that outlay goes back to government in tax revenues (worth nearly $200 million last year), which means all that Calypso and Reggae and Hip Hop are music to the ears of Queen's Park and Ottawa.
Of the 1.2 million people who attended last year's festival, 170,000 were visitors from the United States, and a further 130,000 came from overseas. Amongst the big-name festivals that round out Toronto's cultural calendar — including the Toronto International Film Festival, Luminato and Pride Week — Caribana now finds itself at the front of the parade.
Taken together, it's an impressive accounting, emblematic of how much this 43-year-old tradition has grown with the times.
After years of internecine squabbling among organizers, Caribana reincarnated itself five years ago as a newly invigorated organization that attracted top-line financial and organizational talent befitting a major cultural attraction. The previous organizing committee had failed to provide a proper financial accounting. That prompted the City of Toronto to withdraw its funding and plunged the festival into a tailspin.
Outbreaks of violence prompted sponsors to keep their distance; wary fans also stayed away. Without public money, and lacking a single corporate sponsor, Caribana's reputation was in tatters. But a new organizing committee headed by retired Toronto bureaucrat Joe Halstead revived the festival's brand, brought in transparency at the top, and refashioned the parade from the ground up.
After years of bickering, the watchword was networking. A new major corporate sponsor, Scotiabank, was signed up. Media sponsors, including the Star, were lined up. Safety concerns were allayed by setting up an array of security cameras along the parade route.
Caribana has also forged alliances with established venues like the ROM and the Ontario Science Centre, which this year plans an exhibit on the science and sounds of steel drums. De Scotiabank Caribana lime will be held at Ontario Place. A new food festival will spread the wings of jerk chicken and rotis. A black tie fundraising gala will be held for the third year, this time celebrating Haiti.
The array of events offered during the three-week festival helps, which officially launches on July 15 this summer, explains Caribana's remarkable economic impact: having come all this way, visitors tend to drop in on more than one venue. The highlight is the final weekend July 29-August 1st, including the parade.
What started out in 1967, the 100th anniversary of Confederation, as a parade to celebrate black and Caribbean culture in Canada has now become a source of pride for all Torontonians — and the crown jewel of the city's tourist attractions. Caribana, take a bow.
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