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Hey all, brand new poster... long time lurker/reader. Huge Trek fan. My father started me on the original series when I was little. I remember all the fanfare and high expectations when TNG started in the media and we quickly took to it. It took me a while to get use to DS9, though in defense I hadn't really started watching it and getting into it until a few years back. Voyager, though came along and I just fell in love with it. The characters, the premise, the acting, the stories... it just offered something that opened up the Trek universe even more so in my mind.
People that know me well always ask what my favorite Trek is (which is like asking me what my favorite Beatles or Dylan song is... depends on the day), and sometimes I have to take a hard swallow before answering, but in terms of what I've sat down and watched and continue to watch... it's Voyager. Just wanted to jump into the peanut gallery and throw my two cents around and hopefully meet some folks just as seemingly obsessed with the Trek universe (with a Voyager predilection of course) as I am.
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When our kids know more about the Kardashians than the Constitution--
When Ke$ha's "Get Sleazy" tour becomes the favorite summer stop for the tween set--
When grown men share their girlfriends' concealer and eyeliner--
When parents name their children after appliances, fruits, numbers, and one of the five boroughs of New York--
When people nurture their virtual crops on Farmville while subsisting on Lucky Charms in their parents' basements--
You know we have a cultural meltdown on our hands (all of which I discuss in my new book).
Think you're immune to the fall-out? Not a chance. None of us is safe. Not even our pets. (Do you know who "friended" your Chihuahua last night?) Accompany me on a quickie tour of the seven rings of America's cultural hell.
Ke$ha, on her "Get Sleazy" tour, says her music is "positive." I agree. Positively revolting.
Men's "super skinny" jeans--Levi's calls them their "Ex-Girlfriend Jeans." Wear them, and you're my ex-boyfriend.
"Freak Dancing:" If you can get an STD doing it, it's not a dance.
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When your daughter said she wanted to meet Dora the Explorer, this is not what she had in mind.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - The "lady in the red dress", hair billowing upwards from the blast of a Turkish policeman's tear gas gun, became a central image of summer anti-government protests across Turkey. Now the policeman faces prosecution demands for a jail term of up to three years, a legal source said on Wednesday.
An indictment accused police officer Fatih Zengin of using excessive force by spraying the woman from less than a metre away even though she had not been engaged in any provocative acts, Turkish media reports said.
The image of Ceyda Sungur, an academic at Istanbul Technical University, being sprayed as she strolled across a central square in a summer dress, bag over shoulder, was shared endlessly on social networking sites and depicted on stickers and posters at protest camps.
June's protests began as a peaceful demonstration against plans to bulldoze a park in central Istanbul, but escalated into an unprecedented show of defiance against Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan's government after police used tear gas and water cannon to try to clear the site.
At least seven people, including a police officer, were killed in unrest which spread to cities around the country, tarnishing Turkey's image abroad and raising concern about Erdogan's increasingly authoritarian style. Erdogan blamed the unrest on a foreign-backed conspiracy.
Erdogan's supporters have cast a corruption scandal shaking his government this month as orchestrated by the same forces.
The graft investigation, which emerged with the detention of businessmen close to the government and three ministers' sons on December 17, has grown into one of the biggest challenges of Erdogan's 11-year rule.
The prosecutor in the "lady in red" case was seeking dismissal for the officer and a prison term of up to three years on the grounds that no warning was issued prior to the incident, the legal source said.
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When anyone throws up Objection #12 you know that they don't quite 'get it' yet. And that is OK. Your job is to help them get it. Some times we hear "Right now we know when people have learned. We have them take tests. They fill out evaluations. We can see in the LMS that they have taken a course. How will we measure this learning?"
Answer: It is true that you will not be able to see who has taken which courses or that they have passed a test or that they really liked a class (Level 1 evals – which is what most organizations do anyway). We cannot measure something new using the old methods. We can, however, measure using other methods not native to training or learning. The methods used are web analytics.
- When millions of people search on Google, what are they trying to do? They are trying to learn. You can measure the number of times employees perform a search. They want to learn something from every search.
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- Define 'active' and measure how many people are active.
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- You can analyze not only where people are going, but how they get there, how long they stay and what they do when they are there.
This may seem odd for some. But we also need to remember that much of what they learn we cannot account for. It happens, but we have no way to measure it. Although this does not verify the transfer of knowledge or skills, it is a pretty good indication. It is a new way of measuring learning.


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Former Eagles wide receiver Terrell Owens told WIP in Philly that he believes Donovan McNabb was jealous of him during their time together with the Eagles.
"Well, the thing is, I think a lot of people don't really know—how things played out everybody is going to blame me and now I'm the scapegoat for me not being there and some of the things that played out. I knew at heart what was going on, kind of behind the scenes. I've talked to friends, I've talked to players, I've talked to coaches that really knew what happened and what transpired during my time there. My thing is, I had nothing but respect and love for Donovan [McNabb]. I think he felt kind of slighted at how honestly, at probably the way the team, well actually the city, just embraced me while I was there considering when he got drafted they [fans] didn't want him there and things like that. And then when I came there and I played so well—I wasn't trying to take away from Donovan's limelight or anything when I came there," Owens said. "I had pretty much my own celebrity somewhat, rock star status prior to coming there and when I got there and I added what I had to the team, that was really music to the city so to speak. So I don't know what it was that he didn't like or what he thought I was trying to do, but like I said, my intentions were sincere as far me as me coming there, wanting to play there, get to the Super Bowl which we ultimately did, and I think he got, you know I guess, annoyed on how the fans on game day—I would score. I could still hear those fans chanting my name, 'TO, TO, TO, TO'. I can hear that like it was yesterday. And then, again, playoffs—main questions they asked him was 'Are you guys gonna win, can you guys win without T.O?' That had nothing, really—it did have something to do with me, but I wasn't asking those questions. I think he kind of got upset and annoyed at the fact that he felt his skills were kind of being undermined as one of the reasons why they got to the Super Bowl."
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I spent about 40 minutes browsing and looking at all the interesting sites. I spent some time trying out some of the games. I ran into many interesting quotes and some of the games were actually really fun. The site is very user friendly and only several of the links did not work properly. The games are very educational. The games I looked at covered materials such as probability, algebra, geometry, arithmetics and more. Its a very useful and informative site. Its great that it has so many games and interactive activities to choose form. All of the material presented on this site is educationally significant. I would recommend this site to students, parent and teachers. It provides lots of information and help with all types of math problems. Children can use this as a site they can play on and also get help with math. Teachers can also use it to demonstrate concepts and make it interesting for kids. It explains math concepts in a non boring form. This is a great site and its very educational. Its a great site to go to just have some fun with math. There is some material that I found rather challenging but I like challenges, this is a site I will defiantly come back to in my spare time.Technical Remarks:The site is simple to navigate around, and its well organized. Its very knowledgeable and defiantly helpful. It does not have too many flaws or problems. Its a great resource for those who dont really like math but like games because they will learn math. The site is suitable for users of all ages. I will use this site in the future and will tell my friends about it.
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I spent about 35 minutes reading the material on this site. Then I spent another 25 trying it. It has a lot of information and makes you put your brain to work. I made some of the materials way more complicated than it really was. I enjoyed working out the puzzles. The site covers many topics and provides solutions. The site provides great visualization of the subject, therefore making it interesting. Its actually not as easy as it seems, to solve some of the puzzle. It is defiantly time consuming but fun. It helps a person develop critical thinking skills for sure. The materials presented are educationally significant but may seem hard to understand at first. The site contained graphics which was a great help. The material may seem a bit unclear because it seemed to me like it was lacking an introduction to the concepts. I would say that using this site as a teaching aid would not be the best way to go about teaching students on the matters described. It is an interesting tool for those who have a passion and great interest in math. Those who have the time and like math puzzles will defiantly enjoy this and probable could spend hours working on them.Technical Remarks:At first the site seems like its not to user friendly, but after some time anyone can defiantly get the hang of it. The puzzles are very interactive and interesting if you spend the time to work on them. The site can be improved to make it easier for users, because the concepts are were useful.
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After reading this great resource, I learned a lot of new interesting information to me from this site. I have never heard about Fibonacci numbers and the Golden section. I spent more than one hour reading and looking over all the material on this web site. I liked the graphics and images on the web site, because they were engaging. The Fibonacci Rabbit Sequence was one of the most fascinating concepts. I also found the plant example to be interesting, because as it appears that the amount of petals on plants is a Fibonacci number. The information was very informative and descriptive. I had to read a lot to understand the concept but the material was very clear and precise. It is very useful and helpful information. Teachers can use this as an aid to teach this concept. The site is very effective and will enhance a students knowledge. This site provides a lot of useful information which can be linked to many math courses and a persons life.Technical Remarks:I am a first time user of this web site and I found it very easy to follow. I found a lot of helpful, clearly described content. There are many areas which contain visuals which makes it even more interesting. This site was developed in a very good way. The layout is perfect and the content is easy to understand if you read it carefully.
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By 2016, the Miami Design District will boast over 100 international high-end retailers. We show you what is on the horizon.
As the construction dust settles in the Design District, we've got some stellar updates for you, Miami. In fact, by 2016, the Design District will boast over 100 international high-end retailers, a dozen restaurants, renowned art galleries, cutting-edge design showrooms, a world-class boutique hotel, luxury residential condominiums, and numerous large-scale public art installations.
Here is what is on the horizon:
PUBLIC ART & PUBLIC SPACES: Woven throughout the District will be public art installations and open public spaces. The former Plummer Alley will be re-named as the Paseo Ponti, a mid-block pedestrian path of shops, cafes, and greenery cutting through the heart of the district. At its center is Palm Court, an intuitively pedestrian plaza featuring the Buckminster Fuller-designed Fly's Eye Dome. Additional public art will be on display by the following artists and designers: John Baldessari, Konstantin Grcic, Marc Newson, Nate Lowman and Zaha Hadid
SHOPS: International retailers are flocking to the District with over 100 luxury brands expected to open doors by 2015-16, including: Almechist, Amani, Audemars Piguet, Bulgari, Burberry, Cartier, Celine, Christian Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, Fendi, Givenchy, Harry Winston, Hermes, Hublot, Loewe, Louis Vuitton, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Marc Jacobs Collection, Max Mara, Miu Miu, Piaget, Pucci, TAG, Tiffany & Co., Tod's, Tom Ford, Valentino, Van Cleef & Arpels, Versace, Zadig & Voltaire and Zegna.
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Pilates Denver offers the finest instruction in the Pilates method of body conditioning. All instructors at Pilates Denver are certified from the most extensive and internationally renowned Pilates Certification Programs offered. Our instructors are trained in the classical techniques of the work of Joseph H. Pilates in addition to contemporary and evolved modalities. With this enhanced education, Pilates Denver offers people of all ages and fitness levels the opportunity to learn Pilates with safety and effectiveness. Each instructor brings their dedication, wisdom, creativity and enthusiasm to their teaching within a non-competitive atmosphere. They are educated in applied anatomy and physiology and also have a deep knowledge of the body through their own movement experiences. They are excited and eager to teach you the most perfect total body workout.
Amy de Sá, CPT, owner of Pilates Denver, has been a dedicated teacher of Pilates since 1995. She is a proud graduate of the internationally renowned BASI (Body Arts and Science International) Pilates® Teacher Training program founded by Master Teacher, Rael Isacowitz and is a Certified Teacher by the PMA (Pilates Method Alliance). Amy is also a BASI Pilates® Faculty member and hosts and teaches the BASI Pilates® Teacher Training Courses at her studio. She has taught the BASI Pilates® courses in Japan, China, Australia, South Korea, Argentina and in many cities across the United States as well as teaching Pilates as a guest teacher in the Dance department at Unicamp University in Brazil. She has also been the subject for two front-page articles in the Rocky Mountain News Newspaper in Denver, has been a presenter at the South American Pilates Conference in Brasilia, Brazil and will also be a presenter at the 2015 annual PMA conference.
As a professional dancer, Amy connected instantly with Pilates. She began her Pilates endeavors in Chicago in 1995 where she received a previous Pilates Teacher Training certificate from the Pilates Studio, Inc. under the personal training of Master Teacher and Elder, Romana Kryzanowska. She also instructed at and managed a highly recognized Pilates Studio and taught many high profile clients and Pilates professionals. She continues her Pilates studies and related movement therapies yearly in continuing education workshops and courses in addition to advanced studies with Rael Isacowitz. Amy is a member of the professional organization, the Pilates Method Alliance and holds a B.A. in Dance and a B.A. in Psychology from Hope College in Michigan. Pilates became the perfect match and career for Amy, harmoniously combining the body with the mind.
Amy is very passionate about teaching Pilates and educating people about their bodies. She teaches with compassion and with intellect. She brings a smile and positive energy to every session and class and strives to offer each client and her staff a beneficial and enjoyable experience at her studio which she opened on May 1, 2001.
Suzie Frasher received her Comprehensive Teacher Training Certificate from Body Arts and Science International (BASI Pilates). She also has specialized training from The Pink Ribbon Program and Pre and Post natal training from the Ellie Herman Studio in San Francisco. She holds a BA in Operations Management from CU Boulder.
Suzie was first introduced to Pilates as a gymnast when she was a young child in Cincinnati, OH. The Pilates mat work was used as a conditioning tool for her gymnastics team. Later, she was re-introduced to Pilates after she had to have abdominal surgery as a college student. Her doctor recommended that she use Pilates to help rehabilitate her abdominal muscles, and after a short period of time, she saw that the physical and mental benefits of Pilates were unbelievable. After realizing that the corporate world was not her calling, she decided to get her teaching certification so that she could help others discover the many perks of a consistent Pilates practice.
As a practitioner and trainer , Suzie is continuously inspired by how pilates re-educates and heals the body. She enjoys working with people of all fitness levels, as well teaching Pilates for rehabilitation. She has experience working with people with MS, adolescents, pre and post natal, as well as athletes looking to gain a competitive edge. Suzie likes to make each class challenging, but also encourages her clients to have fun, and to enjoy pilates and all of its benefits.
Jean Barker came to Denver seven years ago from the Michigan. She began her pilates journey more than twelve years ago when her then college daughter told her about Pilates which was incorporated in her theater program at Northwestern University in Chicago. At that time there was only one pilates studio in Saginaw, Michigan. Jean soon found it and began taking pilates lessons there. Jean's daughter is a successful pilates instructor at FineTune Pilates in Brooklyn, New York. When contemplating becoming a pilates instructor herself Jean sought and received her daughter's blessing. Jean received her Teacher Training and certificate from BASI Pilates (Body Arts & Sciences International) at Pilates Denver Studio under the guidance of Amy de Sa.
Just "retired" from a career in healthcare that spanned over thirty years, Jean has a deep appreciation for the health and strength benefits afforded by pilates. She considers herself neither a dancer nor a jock, and wants the average person to know that it is never too late to start on the road to health and well being. "If I can do this, with dedication so can you!" is her motto. Jean finds it exciting to help both men and women, new to exercise or just new to pilates, discover the joy of learning to use, control, and appreciate their bodies. Jean also received a certificate for Pre and Postnatal Pilates from Carolyne Anthony of The Center for Women's Fitness. Jean is a member of the Pilates Method Alliance and looks forward to advancing her pilates education.
Aspen Rader is a Colorado native and started dancing at the age of two. Through dancing, she was introduced to Pilates as a form of cross-training for dancers. While Pilates helped to improve her dancing ability, she also used Pilates to rehabilitate from various dance injuries. Aspen loved Pilates from the beginning.
After graduating from the University of Colorado in Boulder with a degree in Sociology, Aspen decided enroll in the instructor program at the Body, Arts, Science International (BASI). She feels it was the best decision of her life. She finds a sense of fulfillment as a BASI Pilates instructor which allows her to help people to feel physically better and to help them achieve their fitness goals.
Over the years as an instructor, Aspen has continued training and has acquired several more advanced Pilates certifications to benefit more clients. She is trained to work with people that suffer from Injuries or Pathologies including (but not limited to) low back pain, Kyphosis, Osteoporosis. She has extensive training to work with the Mature Population, to instruct Dancers, to expand the abilities of Sports professionals and to assist Pre and Post Natal populations.
Aspen loves being a Pilates instructor and believes everyone can benefit from Pilates whether its for rehabilitation, cross-training or to get fit! She loves to help all of her clients reach their goals!
Hannah McElwaney received her Comprehensive Teacher Training Certificate from Body Arts and Science International (BASI Pilates). She also holds specialized certificates in Pilates for Fybromyalgia, Pilates for Shoulder Injuries, and Pre- and Post-Natal Training from The Center for Women's Fitness. Hannah holds a BA in Art History and Design from UCLA. She recently relocated to Denver, CO from Los Angeles, CA and is very excited to be a part of the Pilates Denver team.
Hannah first found Pilates as a figure skater when she was a young child where it was used as a form of conditioning and rehab. She was re-introduced to Pilates as an adult due to a back injury; amazed by the results of her Pilates-based rehab she began delving deeper into the Pilates methodology. As her studies progressed, Hannah began to realize the corporate world was not for her. She found Pilates to be the perfect mind body discipline, and strove to bring her enthusiasm for its amazing benefits to others. Hannah wanted to work hands on with real people where she could assist them in meeting their personal wellness and fitness goals. She was lured by the symbiotic relationship of art and science in BASI Pilates' methodology and decided to obtain her Teacher Training.
Hannah enjoys teaching Pilates for rehabilitation, thereby teaching Pilates to clients with various injuries/conditions, as well as teaching clients of various fitness levels and abilities. She strives to educate her clients in all aspects of fitness - from the proper execution and purpose of each exercise to the importance of rest and rehabilitation.
Marianne Blackburn has been a seeker of yoga since 2003, and is certified to teach through the North Carolina School of Yoga. She is Yoga Alliance registered as an E-RYT and is a member of the International Association of Yoga Therapists. Mariannes classes explore all aspects of traditional yoga, and are organic, devotional and supportive in nature. The style of classes ranges from restorative and gentle to vigorous and creative asana and they all emphasize awareness in the practice. Marianne encourages students to examine themselves and their conditioning with humility and acceptance as a path to personal growth. Her intention is to guide students to a harmonious union with themselves and the world in which we live. She also seeks to guide people on their path to wellness as a licensed massage therapist.
Rebecca Hilton's career as a massage therapist began with Reiki training twenty-one years ago and the path of bringing this energy to the world gradually took the form of Massage Therapy some sixteen years ago. Fortunate to have the best mentors and teachers early in her training, she soon became very skilled at effecting change in her clients bodies. For eight years she specifically grew in neuromuscular therapy, rehabilitating injured tissue and realigning the muscular/skeletal structure. Rebecca's massage is a enigmatic mix of deeply nurturing, yet highly effective in restoring balance and harmony to the body. Along side her development as a massage therapist, Rebecca shares her energy of transformation and healing through a dual career in music as a Modern Celtic singer, songwriter and recording artist. About four years ago her attention turned to Yoga, quickly igniting a passion to study and teach Mindfullness-based Vinyasa Yoga. Turning inward, her clients find the source of healing within themselves, informing the path to healing their minds, bodies, lives and world. With a passion for working fundamentals, Rebecca guides her students to mindfully align and gain strength as they naturally open the body. Rebecca now joins Pilates Denver Studio offering Yoga classes and Massage Therapy.
Diane Ahonen is a professional Reflexologist with over 10 years of experience. She is Certified in the practice of Reflexology by the National American Reflexology Certification Board (ARCB). In addition, she is also certified in the Sorensen System Reflexology techniques. Diane serves as President on the Board of Directors for the Associated Reflexologists of Colorado (ARC).
Molly Gustafson received her Comprehensive Teacher Training Certificate from Body Arts and Sciences International and recently furthered her Pilates education by becoming a Pilates Method Alliance Certified Pilates Teacher. Molly originally sought out Pilates to strengthen her back after her first daughter was born and started as a client at Pilates Denver when her mother Jean was doing her own student teaching. Molly has a BS in Field Hydrogeology from Western Michigan University. She moved to Denver in 1997 and worked as a chemist until she left the workforce to become a stay-at-home mother. When it was time to return to the workforce, Molly chose to continue her Pilates journey and become an instructor.
Molly has experience working with clients of all ages and fitness levels. She loves to see the transformation in clients' bodies as they progress in their Pilates practice. Molly also teaches barre classes at Pilates Denver and is Booty Barre method certified.
Angela Jorgenson, a Colorado native, was raised on a cattle ranch in eastern Colorado. In 1997 she received her Bachelors Degree in Behavioral Science, from Regis University, Denver, Colorado. In 2012, she retired from a thirty-five year career with the Colorado Judicial Department, having been employed as a probation officer for the past 15 years. She began her Pilates journey in 2005, incorporating Pilates into her cross-training regime. She and her husband moved to Lakewood, Colorado in 2007, and upon her retirement in 2012, she began the mat certification process through the BASI (Body Arts And Science International) discipline. This Pilates program required numerous hours of practical work, student teaching, and teacher observation. In February 2013, she traveled to the BASI headquarters in Costa Mesa, California where she tested for and completed her mat certification requirements. She chose the BASI program because of the challenge presented The ranch continues to be an integral part of her life.
Angela has a deep appreciation for ones over-all health. She is excited to share the many strength and health benefits afforded by Pilates.
Melissa May is originally from Darien, IL. She began dancing at the ago of four, and has not stopped since. Along with being an instructor at Pilates Denver, Melissa also continues to pursue her love of dance, and is a member of a few dance companies around the Denver/Boulder area. Melissa holds a BFA in Ballet Performance from The University of Oklahoma. She relocated to Denver in June of 2010. She has received her Comprehensive Teacher Training Certificate from BASI Pilates® in February of 2015.
Melissa feels honored to be a part of the staff at Pilates Denver!
Melissa was first exposed to Pilates as a young ballet dancer where it was used for rehabilitation and conditioning. It has helped her to prolong her dance career, as well as recover from various dance-related injuries. She was re-introduced to Pilates as a young adult, after needing physical therapy and rehab from an ankle surgery. Melissa loves the mind-body view of Pilates, and how well it connects to dance.
In her free time, Melissa loves spending her time with her friends, trying new restaurants, and appreciating the outdoors. She also enjoys taking her dog, Jack, on hikes in the mountains. Melissa cannot wait to see where this new journey takes her!
Johanna Cole began her career in Fitness over 15 years ago as a Personal Trainer and Group Fitness Instructor. She discovered Pilates at a continuing education conference a few years later and was subsequently moved to redirect her career toward rehabilitative fitness. Since then, Johanna has worked within Outpatient Physical Therapy, using Pilates to teach people how to heal themselves through exercise so they can live a pain free lifestyle. Johanna has recently pursued her certification in the BASI Pilates Comprehensive Teacher Training Course and has now joined the team at Pilates Denver Studio. Johanna also holds certifications in TRX and Tai Chi for Arthritis and Fall Prevention.
Johanna moved from Northern California 6 years ago and now lives in Aurora with her two teenage sons. Her favorite activities include watching her son's in their activities, running with her dog and enjoying time with family and friends.


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PORT ORCHARD — A 28-year-old Port Orchard man who allegedly grabbed an off-duty Tacoma police officer around the throat in a church parking lot was charged with third-degree assault Thursday in Kitsap County District Court.
Witnesses, including the off-duty officer, said they saw the man drive erratically into the parking lot of the church on the 4800 block of Hovde Road shortly before 9 p.m. Wednesday. His car hit a parked vehicle, causing damage. He then "staggered" into the church.
He was at the church to pick up his stepson, witnesses learned when he emerged. The off-duty officer, suspecting he was drunk, discouraged the man from driving. The officer had identified himself as a member of law enforcement, and the man reportedly said he "hates the cops" and grabbed the officer's throat.
The officer and the other witness restrained him and had him pinned to the ground by the time Port Orchard Police officers arrived to arrest him
He was found the have been driving with a suspended license and without a required interlock device on his car.
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Sound good, really looking forward to the next gameplay video.
Even if you add objectives, it wouldn't be any fun if the enemies still ganged up in front of you (or behind you if you're running forward).
A Parody of Left4Dead, mainly as were indie developers also working towards degree's and thought working on a project together would help us learn how things work. The game is free.
Rampant Studio's updating everyone on the current progress of 28 Carrots Later along with giving a few hint's of what's to come!
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Currently we are tackling the 28 Carrots Later game on two fronts, the artist and the programmatic sides. We felt that we should keep everyone up-to-date with what we are currently working on so the project doesn't look stagnant.
I am currently working on getting a Grid based pathfinding system (Like the one used in the RTS demo for NeoAxis) into our game, this will allow for more elaborate maps to be created within the game as the AI will be aware of obstacles and overcome them to reach their goal (the player).
Currently it's working pretty well, however I'm just trying to optimise it so we can have hordes of creatures after the player at once without a major slowdown.
On the game-play front of things I'm adding in an objective system for the player (Pick x amounts of this object up to proceed) along with prep work for our new models that we've got coming in soon!
We have a new concept artist that we a pleased to welcome to our team, Shawn Norwood, who created this great concept for a laser based weapon we plan to include in the game.
Along with Shawn Norwood joining as a concept artist we have Mark Kuykendall joining us as a 3D Artist and creating a great model of a weapon in a very short time. Together we hope to create some great concepts and artwork for 28.
Our plans at the moment are to focus on the creation of our creature concepts into 3D artwork and get them included in the game, create the weapons to use within the game and produce some concepts of levels to include within the game. So far we are very happy with the progress of development.
I hope this sum's up what we've achieved so far and lets you know the way we are going to progress. I will be updating everyone with what we will be adding in terms of game play along with features we plan on including. I can't wait to get the new models in and get some new map's developed for everyone to mess around with. Thanks for reading and have a great day!
Sound good, really looking forward to the next gameplay video.
Even if you add objectives, it wouldn't be any fun if the enemies still ganged up in front of you (or behind you if you're running forward).
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San Diego Chargers linebacker Melvin Ingram (54) celebrates with teammates Reggie Walker (52) and Manti Te'o (50) after intercepting a pass against the Cincinnati Bengals at Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati on Jan. 5, 2014. / Kirby Lee, USA TODAY Sports
CINCINNATI - How many sane people would want to be reminded of the worst day of their past year dozens of times every day?
Maybe just Melvin Ingram.
Ingram, the San Diego Chargers' second-year outside linebacker, pulled out his iPhone inside a happy visitors' locker room at Paul Brown Stadium on Sunday, punched in his pass code and revealed the image that's been on his home screen for more than seven months.
It is the screen shot of a story from May 14, the headline proclaiming Ingram had suffered a torn anterior cruciate knee ligament during an offseason practice.
"It reminds you of how it can be taken from you at moment," Ingram told USA TODAY Sports.
The injury could have been devastating, both for Ingram, who was poised to become a starter after being a role player as a rookie, and for the Chargers, who had big plans for the 2012 first-round pick to replace Shaun Phillips as the focal point of their pass rush.
Ingram had surgery soon after the injury, and when he awoke he started a mental countdown of, how many months, how many hours and how many seconds it would take before he was cleared to play.
Ingram was off the physically unable to perform list and back on the practice field for the Chargers on Nov. 20 - six months and six days after he went down during a pass rush drill against rookie tackle D.J. Fluker.
He made his 2013 debut Dec. 8 against the New York Giants, 208 days after the injury.
The Chargers have not lost since Ingram rejoined the defense, and he had a breakthrough performance Sunday in a 27-10 win vs. the Cincinnati Bengals, menacing quarterback Andy Dalton. Ingram, credited with a quarterback hit, was part of a pass rush that sacked Dalton three times, and he picked off a pass in the fourth quarter.
"It shows what kind of athlete he is and how hard he's worked. To come back and play at the caliber he's played at, that's unheard-of," said outside linebacker Jarret Johnson.
Ingram was reluctant to take credit for his interception, saying he was desperate to make a play after blowing his assignment and missing a tackle on the prior play, a 17-yard catch-and-run by Giovani Bernard.
Those plays - the gaffe followed by a brilliant defensive play - are a reminder to Ingram's teammates of his potential as well as his youth.
"He still needs to grow up a little bit, but he's a great kid. His energy and his passion, it feeds everyone else. To get someone like that back, it's huge," safety Eric Weddle said. "What a way to get your first interception. We just have to keep on him, stay on him, keep pushing him in the right direction. He'll be a good one."
Ingram started two games last season and has started two of his five games this year, including Sunday's playoff game. The Chargers have gradually increased his workload, from 14 snaps in his debut against the Giants to 57 of 81 defensive plays (70%) against the Bengals.
"The day I got hurt, I knew I'd be back," Ingram said. "It's all about your will, all about how you're going to push yourself to get back. God had a good plan for me."
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More sellers getting into game?
More homes are getting snapped amid the best spring market since the Great Recession. And sellers in Boston's western suburbs are jumping back into the market after staying clear for years.
That's what Redfin's Boston team recently found when it tallied the inventory of homes for sale this spring in Middlesex County.
The number of listings in the county, which straddles some of the wealthiest burbs in the country, is up 30 percent over last March.
Of course, the upsurge in sales, which rose more than 26 percent in February, is what has revived hope among sellers depressed after years of a dead or declining market.
Prices have yet to recover and are still lagging - and won't until the recovery in sales gains more momentum.
So far, that appears to be happening, but it's a work in progress.
We should get the latest snapshot of sales, in both the western suburbs and across Greater Boston, when the March numbers come out tomorrow.
The Massachusetts Associations of Realtors is set to release its sales stats, with The Warren Group, publisher of Banker & Tradesman, typically coming out with its numbers the same day as well.
In what could be a preview, RE/MAX of New England reported last week that its March sales were up 14.3 percent in Massachusetts.
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A third person has been credited with helping a man and woman out of a burning home Wednesday.
Firefighters are crediting a third person with helping to get a man and woman from a burning house Wednesday morning.
Fire Department Division Chief John Whitlatch said Raymond Stewart, who lives across the street from the home at 1613 Clarendon Ave. SW, woke the sleeping residents at the front door and escorted them out the back door.
At the same time, Tyler Creswell and David Beckley Jr., both 13 and students at the city schools' Early College Academy, apparently were trying to break in the back door, Whitlatch said.
The boys were featured in an article about the fire in Thursday's Repository.
"In our opinion, they all deserve some credit because they were doing the right thing in trying to make the residents aware," Whitlatch said.
Stewart said he was leaving for work when another neighbor spotted the fire on the front porch and called 911 around 7:45 a.m.
Stewart went to the front door, and after several attempts, was able to rouse the man and woman inside and escort them out the back door because the front of the home was ablaze.
Stewart didn't have much time to speak with firefighters.
"I had to go to work, so I left," he said.
The two boys left the scene and caught their school bus.
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Several City of Fredericksburg water and wastewater bond projects are nearing design completion and are expected to begin construction by early 2015.
Clinton Bailey, city director of public works and utilities, briefed the Fredericksburg City Council on the progress of 11 different projects during the council's regular meeting Monday.
Funding comes from a $6.5 million utility bond approved by the council last summer.
Four water department projects are in varying stages of preparation for construction, Bailey said, with the rehabilitation of the 1,000,000-gallon Windcrest Tank already out for bid.
The Windcrest project, estimated to cost $809,000, is expected to begin in early December and take six months to complete. A temporary fiberglass tank will be installed to accommodate water flow in the area while the tank is under repair.
Reuben David Byon
By Austin R. Eck
Reuben Byon, 17, of Fredericksburg, was indicted by the Rapides Parish grand jury on Sept. 25 on four counts of Communicating False Information of Planned Bombing on School Property.
On Sept. 9, schools in Alexandria, Louisiana and Pineville, Louisiana received bomb threats via telephone. On the same day, Fredericksburg High School received similar bomb threats.
Authorities in Fredericksburg arrested Byon on a warrant issued in Louisiana. After interviewing him, FPD later arrested Byon in connection with the FHS threats.
Currently, the Gillespie County Grand Jury has not reviewed Byon's case.
According to the Louisiana law, a person convicted of Communicating False Information of Planned Bombing on School Property can serve no more than 20 years.
The 'Pride of the Texas Hill Country,' the Fredericksburg High School marching band received a unanimous division one rating for their performance of "Awakening" during the Region 11 University Interscholastic League Marching Contest in Hondo Saturday. Vocalist Faith Hearn (front), shown during halftime of the FHS varsity football game in Boerne on Friday, is a featured per-former in the show, which reflects the change in seasons from winter to spring and features music from Percy Grainger, Aaron Copland and Carol Chambers. — Standard-Radio Post/Matt Ward
Both Gillespie County high school marching bands that competed at the Region 11 University Interscholastic League (UIL) Marching Contest in Hondo this Saturday earned top ratings.
Fredericksburg High School's marching band earned a unanimous "division one" rating — the highest rating — for their performance of "Awakening."
The band, under the leadership of Head Drum Major Hannah Cheeseman and Assistant Drum Majors Arabella Garcia and Drew Bonillas, will now advance to UIL Area E Marching Contest on Saturday, Oct. 25.
"The Pride of the Texas Hill Country" will march Saturday at 4:15 p.m. at Calallen High School in Corpus Christi.
If FHS places in the top 10 in the preliminary round, they will march again at 8:15 p.m. for the right to compete at the UIL State Marching Contest on Nov. 3 in San Antonio.
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Dr. Bradman (portrayed by Richard Zowie) and Charles Condomine (JD Cole) check up on eccentric medium Madame Arcati (Dawn Hawn) who fainted in the middle of a séance Saturday evening during the Fredericksburg Theater Company's production of "Blithe Spirit." The British comedy continues weekends through Nov. 2. — Standard-Radio Post/Matt Ward
Fredericksburg Theater Company's latest production, the British comedy "Blithe Spirit," will continue this weekend at the Steve W. Shepherd Theater.
Performances, which run weekends through Nov. 2, will be held Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. with Sunday matinees at 2 p.m.
The Noël Coward comedy focuses on novelist Charles Condomine, who invites eccentric medium Madame Arcati to his house to conduct a séance, hoping to gather material for his next book. The scheme backfires when he is haunted by the ghost of his annoying and temperamental first wife, Elvira.
"I am excited about the opportunity to direct this timeless comedy," director Ashleigh Goff said. "The dry wit and effortless flow of Coward's dialogue remains the standard that all comedic playwrights aspire. The script is full of wonderful personalities that any actor would love to portray."
Harper High School homecoming king and queen nominees for 2014 include (from left) Cole Elliott, Megan Myers, Briley Jalowy, Emily Richards, Lane Fajkus, Taylor Baethge, Grant Edwards, Kendall Baethge, Angie Pascarella, Micah Middleton, Sydney Collins, and Guy Stevenson. The winners will be announced at halftime of Friday's game against Center Point, which kicks off at 7:30 p.m. — Photo courtesy Mel Parker
Students at Harper High School are observing Homecoming-related activities all week, leading up to Friday night's announcement of who'll be the school's next "king" and "queen" during halftime of the football game with visiting Center Point. Kick-off is set for 7:30 p.m.
With dress-up days carrying the motto of, "Would you rather," people were encouraged on Monday to dress up in their favorite holiday attire: New Year's Eve, Christmas, Thanksgiving or Easter.
Tuesday was billed as "Dress up as a hillbilly or a preppie" day. On Wednesday, students could wear clothing associated with either the decade of the 1920s or 1950s.
Students are encouraged to put on clothing either for a wedding or a rodeo on Thursday, then don the Harper school colors of green and gold on Friday.
The 24th annual Fredericksburg Food and Wine Fest will return Saturday, Oct. 25, on Marktplatz, benefitting the continued beautification and upkeep of the downtown square.
The festival opens at noon Saturday and continues until 7 p.m. General admission is available at the gate at $20 for adults, $5 for those under 21, and free for children under 12.
The $20 admission includes one souvenir fest glass, six sampling tickets (which can be used for three two oz. sample pours or one glass of wine), Texas specialty booths, Texas wineries, a silent auction, entertainment, food court and the Great Gargantuan Grape Toss.
Texas wineries will be on hand pouring over 100 types of wine. Guests will also have an opportunity to visit with some of the wine makers.
The 52nd annual St. Mary's School Turkey Dinner will be held at the school on Sunday, Oct. 26, beginning at 10:30 a.m. until 1 p.m.
Dine in, take out and drive through options will be available.
The dinner includes baked turkey, homemade dressing, buttered noodles, gravy, peas, coleslaw, cranberries, dessert, tea and coffee.
Pre-sale plates are available for $9, while at the door plates are $10.
Drive-through customers are asked to enter the drive through lane from South Cherry Street and follow the route along West Creek Street to South Orange for pickup.
For more on this story, read this week's print and online editions of the Fredericksburg Standard-Radio Post. If you are a print subscriber, your full online subscription is free. All you need to do is call 830-997-2155 to get a password. If you are not a subscriber, call 997-2155 or click on the 'Subscribe' button on the left side of the home page and sign up today!
Gillespie County Crime Stoppers (GCCS) will partner with Fredericksburg Independent School District and Harper Independent School District to help students learn about their program during Red Ribbon Week, Oct. 27-31.
"What we are doing is hopefully making students aware of the Crime Stoppers program, the possibilities they could be good citizens and also make some money at the same time," Dr. Eric Wright, FISD Superintendent, said.
The goal of the program is to increase awareness of Crime Stoppers amongst students and encourage them to keep the card.
On Monday, the first day of Red Ribbon Week, cards with information on the program will be handed out to students at Fredericksburg High School, Fredericksburg Middle School, Harper High School and Harper Middle School.
After the students receive the card, they will put their names into a box for a prize drawing.
Early voting for the Nov. 4 general election begins Monday, Oct. 20 and goes through Oct. 31.
And prospective voters should continue to bring a valid identification. On Tuesday afternoon, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans ruled that the voter ID law will remain in effect for the Nov. 4 general election.
On Oct. 9, a U.S. District Judge in Corpus Christi ruled that the voter ID law (Senate Bill 14) requiring voters to present specific photo identification was essentially a poll tax used to suppress minority voter participation.
Attorney General Greg Abbott immediately appealed in hopes of getting a clarification before the election.
Gillespie County Clerk Mary Lynn Rusche would have continued to ask for ID though its enforcement before the Tuesday ruling was in question.
By Matt Ward —
City of Fredericksburg officials provided little clarity about the future of a yet-to-be-filed lawsuit challenging the recent charter amendment requiring voter approval for inter-fund transfers.
The Fredericksburg City Council met in executive session about the suit Oct. 6 and took no action following the closed discussion.
"The council has taken no final action regarding this litigation," City Manager Kent Myers said in a statement. "It is taking time to examine all aspects of the potentially expensive litigation in a financially responsible manner."
"Meanwhile, the city continues to follow all budget requirements of state law as well as its own financial policies which are more stringent for fund transfers than the requirements of state law," Myers said.
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After nearly a year of preparation, Taylorsville Special Olympics bowler Amanda Browning will finally travel to the 2015 Special Olympics World Summer Games next week.
Browning will leave for Los Angeles on Tuesday, July 21, with her three Kentucky Special Olympics USA teammates and three Kentucky coaches who will serve at the Games. Their flight will leave from Louisville International Airport at 6 am.
The Games will open on Saturday, July 25, with an opening ceremony that for the first time will be shown live on ESPN. The Ceremony will begin at 7 pm CDT.
Allen Dennis Memorial Golf Scramble
The 8th Annual Allen Dennis Memorial Golf Scramble will be held Aug. 8 at Tanglewood Golf Course in Taylorsville. There will be a shotgun start at 8 a.m. Please call John Shouse at 517-2576, Keith Stinnett at 664-0469, or Don Dennis at 410-8910 for more information or to sign up. Fees are $50 per player or $200 per team. All proceeds benefit a scholarship fund in honor of Allen Dennis given in Anderson, Spencer or Shelby counties.
SCHS Football Camp for K-8th Grade
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Fishing instruction for decades preached anglers should fish deep, cool water during the hottest days of the summer.
This makes sense, as fish are cold-blooded animals and their body temperature is the same temperature as the temperature of the water that surrounds them.
However, fishing deep water in summer on a lake such as Taylorsville Lake may mean your offerings are in a "dead zone." Warming air temperatures change the nature of the water in a lake. Anglers need to consider these changes while summer fishing.
SCHS Cheerleading Clinic for K-5th Grade
The Spencer County High School Cheerleaders will host a cheerleading clinic July 21-23 from 8:30 a.m. until noon at the SCHS main gym. The clinic will be for girls kindergarten through fifth grade.
Campers will learn cheer fundamentals and will be invited to cheer at the SCHS home football game on Aug. 28. Campers will also receive a cheer T-shirt to wear to the game.
The cost for the clinic is $50 per participant. Please go to the SCHS website under athletic sport activities for detailed information.
Treatise on bullying. Kevin Siple, head football coach at Grant County High School in Williamstown, shared a "something on my heart for many years" point-of-view the other day via the Internet.
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The Spencer County 12U girl's fast-pitch softball team went undefeated in league play and will be playing in two upcoming tournaments. Pictured are, from left: back row, Coach Mike Olmstead, Arianna Olmstead, Maggie Eisenback, Cassidy Goss, Brooke Johnson, Tori Manley, Alli Manley and Coach Ray Manley; front row: Raven Hagerman, Addison Raque, Taylor McMillian, Harley Denzik, Hailey Tobaban, Brianna Lawrence. (Not pictured: Brinley Barmore.)
Last week, the Spencer County Youth Baseball played their 8U Championship. It was a well played game by both the Pirates and the Dragons. The Dragons came out on top with a score 10-1. Pictured bottom row are: Gunner Quire, Ben Allen, Andrew Williams, Brady Smith, Austin Huff and Dawson Laber. Pictured in second row are: Dylan Barnes, Hayden Bogard, Caden Cole, Jackson Combs, Conner Barnett and Lucas Frank. Coaches are: Jason Smith, Jeremy Barnett, Jerry Allen, Raina Allen and Mary Dayton.
Three Spencer Countians competed in the AAU Track Regionals in Knoxville this past weekend.
All three qualified for the nationals that will be held at Norfolk State University in early August.
Kash Daniel flexing his pipes and a commit to Kentucky football on America's birthday was as star-spangled-banner natural as Roy Hobbs holding a stick called Wonder Boy.
Paintsville-to-Kentucky, Kid Kash is like native sons Joey Couch going to Flagship U. in the '80s, Tim Couch in the '90s, Patrick Towles and Drew Barker more recently.
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Dota 2 Enchantress Guide – Builds, Abilities, Items and Strategy
Enchantress is a ranged intelligence hero who largely functions as an aggressive jungler. In fact, she's so singular in her niche, that shes actually quite a gamble to play.
Her impact on the early game is so profound, and if you and your team rides it to an early victory, than she pays off. However, she doesn't scale that well. So, the longer the game goes on, the less effective she is. Enchantress also has a very interesting play style predicated upon the fact that she only functions when your team is winning.
If your team can hold the line between you and the enemy, she can pump out a lot of item independent damage. If the other team is running for their lives, while your team gives chase, she becomes an absolute monster.
Because of this mechanic, her gold that she obtains from her great early game, is used to support the team. If you want a support character that requires finesse, then Enchantress is for you.
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Enchantress Abilities
- Targets: Enemy Units
- Effects: Slows the attack speed of attackers by 20/40/60/80% for 3 seconds
- Cost: None
A crazy good passive that makes Enchantress an undesirable target to many auto attack reliant characters.
- Targets: Enemy Units
- Effects: Possesses a creep for 80 seconds, if cast on a hero, slows for 20/30/40/50%
- Duration of slow: 5.5 seconds
- Range: 700
- Cooldown: 30/25/20/15
- Cost: 65
This ability gives Enchantress most of her power early game. Being able to take control of neutral creeps gives you access to a plethora of extra abilities to use against heroes, and an expendable meat wall that tanks neutral creeps for you. With the same exact skill, you can slow enemy heroes. That's a lot of power for one skill point allocation.
Nature's Attendants
- Targets: Allied Units, Self
- Effects: Releases 3/5/7/9 healing wisps that heal for 10 health per second each
- Duration: 10 seconds
- AoE: 275
- Mana: 125/140/155/170
- Cooldown: 45 seconds
An incredibly powerful heal over time, that follows your position healing those near you.
- Targets: Enemy Units
- Damage: Deals 15/20/25% of the distance the projectile travels, as pure damage, capped at 375/500/625 damage
- Range: 550 (715)
- Mana: 55/60/65
Impetus allows you to manipulate the distance between you and your target in a really fun way – with damage! Because this spell calculates the damage based on where the projectile lands, and not where it was fired, you can run away from your target, to create big damage.
Once you get a good feel for this ability, you can throw an Impetus at someone and then walk in the opposite direction with your back turned to them, singing the song, "Cool Guys Don't Look At Explosions," while you score a killing blow on someone off in the fog of war. Purchasing an Aghanimn's Scepter improves Enchantresses attack range from 550, to 715.
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This is my preferred build that I've become comfortable with over many, many games as Enchantress. There's no logical reason to take two points in Enchant, it's just that, I can't tell you how many kills I've missed, because I didn't have that second point in Enchant.


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Halle Berry's Daughter Nahla Being "Used as a Pawn" in Battle
Here's hoping Halle Berry, fiance Olivier Martinez and her ex-boyfriend Gabriel Aubry settle their differences soon -- for Nahla's sake.
After Martinez, 46, and Aubry, 36, both sustained serious injuries for a Thanksgiving Day brawl, all three remain in a heated custody battle over Nahla, Berry and Aubry's 4-year-old daughter.
PHOTOS: How Nahla has grown up
The Oscar-winning actress, 46, recently lost a court petition to move full-time with her daughter to France, her husband-to-be's home country -- and the ongoing tensions led to that violent tussle between her current and former beaus and new legal battles. (An emergency restraining order keeping French-Canadian model Aubry away from Berry, Martinez and his daughter expires this Thursday, Nov. 29; no official word yet on whether either of the men will be charged in the assault.)
PHOTOS: Halle and Gabriel in happier times
"They keep playing this game and Nahla is used as a pawn," a confidante says of the soft-spoken pre-schooler in the new Us Weekly, out now. "It's her I feel sorry for."
Says another source of the Cloud Atlas star, who has a history of volatile romances: "All [Halle] wants is a normal family life."
For much more on Berry's custody hell -- new details on the fight, Aubry's "horrible" temper and much more -- pick up the new Us Weekly, on stands Friday.
This article originally appeared on Usmagazine.com: Halle Berry's Daughter Nahla Being "Used as a Pawn" in Battle
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Households in 2012: 1,969,898
Projected Households in 2017: 2,075,415
Projected percent change 2012-2017: 5.4 percent
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I find it interesting but predictable that every single city was in the conservative South (Florida, Texas, Georgia, Carolina) or the West (not including California). Texas is becoming a mecca for business due to the anti-progressive pro-capitalism environment. Let's take a look at the BIG liberal progressive urban areas including NY, Detroit, Chicago, LA. These places are drying up due to the liberal high taxes and regulations that destroy business from small to large. If this trend continues ... and it most certainly will... you have to wonder if Obama and his progressive socialists will try to grab some of the Texas boom and redistribute it. I smell a BIG fight on the horizon ... probably many fights and Utah could be one of them. Progressivism is such a BUST for business. America is in BIG trouble.
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I agree with patriot. I also find it interesting that the DNews listed the most charitable and least charitable cities recently. The charitable list included, almost exclusively, conservative cities. The non-charitable list included, almost exclusively, liberal cities. The liberals are great at being charitable with other people's money. When asked to put up their own cash, they are scrooges. Glad I am not a "progressive".
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