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Milwaukee in for steamy week
Milwaukee continued to sweat the grip high humidity and dew point levels Monday, and will continue to do so until at least Saturday, according to the national weather service in Sullivan.
The relative humidity reached 79% with dew points hitting 74, making Monday's high temperature of 85 degrees feel like 93, according to the weather service.
The normal high for June 15 is 80 degrees.
Things will feel even hotter and steamier in the coming days, with high temperatures at or near 90 through Friday, according to the weather service forecast.
Judge strikes down voter ID, early voting laws
Madison — Finding that Republican lawmakers had discriminated against minorities, a federal judge Friday struck down parts of Wisconsin's voter ID law, limits on early voting and prohibitions on allowing people to vote early at multiple sites.
With the presidential election less than four months away, GOP Attorney General Brad Schimel said he plans to appeal the sweeping decision by U.S. District Court Judge James Peterson.
Peterson also turned back other election laws Republicans have put in place in recent years. »Read Full Article
Miles from home: Greendale's Hilborn to compete in Olympics marathon — for Latvia
The picturesque village of Greendale lacks resemblance to the decorative architecture of world capital Riga, and nearby Lake Michigan is a mere fraction the size of the Baltic Sea. But when the 2016 Olympics begin on a third continent Aug. 5, the European nation of Latvia and suburban Milwaukee's Greendale will hold a common interest.
Ariana Hilborn, who attended Greendale High School with her maiden name of Ariana Zvers, will compete in the Olympic marathon in Rio de Janeiro on Aug. 14, and she'll be competing for her ancestral home country of Latvia. The San Diego resident trains in Arizona and has taken a fascinating path to her first Olympics games.
She's had her eyes on the 2016 Olympics for a while, having competed in the 2012 United States trials, but she wasn't a runner in high school or in college at Arizona State. Instead, she was a member of the Greendale dance team. »Read Full Article
Profits slide 9.3% for National Presto Industries
Second-quarter profits slipped 9.3% for National Presto Industries Inc. as revenue fell in its defense and small appliance divisions, the company said Friday.
The Eau Claire-based maker of small kitchen appliances, ammunition for the military and adult diapers reported net income of almost $8.3 million, or $1.19 per share, in the second quarter. That compared with $9.1 million, or $1.31 per share, in the second period of 2015.
Ammunition shipments were off 19.8% from a year earlier, while housewares and small appliance sales fell 12.2%, reflecting a slow retail environment, said Maryjo Cohen, company president. Sales for the absorbent products unit increased 4%.
Revenue in the quarter was about $88 million, compared with $102.4 million in the second quarter of 2015.
Problems seen at Zablocki VA weeks before overdose death
One month before a U.S. Army veteran died of a heroin overdose last fall at the inpatient drug rehabilitation unit of the Clement J. Zablocki Veterans Affairs Medical Center, an investigative team found alarming safety and security issues inside the facility.
Investigators were able to enter the domiciliary on Oct. 7 without being stopped, noted that it was unlikely staff was making rounds every 30 minutes as required and the security camera was out of order, according to an Administrative Investigation Board memo.
While the investigation was being held, there was a report that two veterans in the facility had alcohol in their rooms and another veteran had tried to commit suicide. In their report, investigators concluded the domiciliary "environment is not secure and safe." »Read Full Article
Federal probe pushed Ex-U.S. Attorney Santelle to retirement
Former U.S. Attorney James Santelle's sudden retirement last year was sparked by an investigation into misuse of his government credit card, according to a statement released hours after the Journal Sentinel obtained documents pertaining to the probe.
"When it became clear to me that I had erred and had acted in ways that were inconsistent with the rigorous and appropriate Justice Department rules, I resigned my position," Santelle said in a two-page statement released late Thursday by his Washington, D.C., lawyer.
The newly released documents, however, disclose that Santelle was repeatedly warned that he was misusing his card as early as September 2011. »Read Full Article
Sheboygan police justified in shooting man at bar, investigators say
Sheboygan- Two Sheboygan police were justified in shooting and killing Kevin Higgins at the Union Avenue Tap, investigators concluded Friday.
Investigators also believe Higgins, 37, a military veteran from Glenbeulah, was likely suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and may have been seeking a "suicide by police" based on his actions and a previous stand-off in February with law enforcement.
Higgins was shot to death by Sheboygan Police Officers Anthony Hamilton and Brandon Kehoe following an armed robbery at the bar on July 17, just after 11:30 p.m. »Read Full Article
Brad Schimel's spokesman also campaign official
Madison — Attorney General Brad Schimel has an unusual arrangement in which the spokesman for his official office is also on his campaign's payroll.
There is nothing illegal about the setup, but it departs from typical practices at the state Capitol. Generally, officials have separate people working for their state offices and their campaigns — or they have members of their official staffs take leaves of absence to work on their campaigns.
Johnny Koremenos ran Schimel's 2014 campaign. Soon afterward, he became Schimel's transition director and then a special assistant to the Republican attorney general. This April, Schimel named him communications director for the Department of Justice at a salary of $80,000. »Read Full Article
Anodyne Coffee plans to open location in Wauwatosa Village
Locally-owned Anodyne Coffee Roasting Co. has plans to open a cafe along Harwood Avenue in the Village of Wauwatosa.
The cafe would move into a vacant spot next to Niemann's Candies and Ice Cream at 7471 Harwood Ave. According to a letter sent to city staff by owners and couple Matthew McClutchy and Lacee Perry, the location next to Niemann's is strategic.
"We respect the tremendous near 100-year-history of Niemann's Candies and Ice Cream," the letter said. "Anodyne will complement what they do and add to that tradition by creating a similar, long term business serving its neighbors and visitors to the Village of Tosa." »Read Full Article
Children, young adults rally for peace in Milwaukee
Fatimah Muhammad remembers the gunshots that led her to 13-year-old Joshua, collapsed in a Milwaukee alley two years ago.
She was too late.
A year later, Muhammad learned Joshua's 16-year-old sister Katherine had become a victim to gun violence, too. »Read Full Article
As Milorganite factory ages, repair costs mount
The Milorganite fertilizer factory that opened on Jones Island in 1994 is wearing out and will require a total of $66.5 million worth of equipment replacement and other rehabilitation work in 2016 and 2017, records show.
Those improvements — which will total more than $100 million from 2010 to 2020 — do not include the unexpected breakdowns that can cripple the factory at the end of the wastewater treatment process.
Much of the equipment in the factory "is approaching the end of its useful life," said Steve Unger, a Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District contract compliance administrator. "We try to stay ahead of the game as much as we can." »Read Full Article
Opposition stalls hearing on military-style voucher school
Opponents of a plan by a military-style voucher school to buy a vacant building in the Riverwest neighborhood won an influential ally this week: the Department of City Development, which said the school does not meet the criteria for the special use permit it needs to open.
DCD voiced its opposition to the permit during a public hearing before the Board of Zoning Appeals on Thursday. The zoning board suspended the hearing after about 30 minutes and will reschedule it for Sept. 8, after an unusually large number of critics turned out insisting they be heard. The next meeting will allot more time for testimony.
Sixth District Ald. Milele Coggs weighed in before the hearing was called, saying a military school in what was originally built as a bank would not fit with the city's comprehensive plan for the area. »Read Full Article
La Crosse authorities locate missing plane, find pilot dead
La Crosse — A Minnesota pilot was found dead after a small plane was reported missing around La Crosse.
Officials with the La Crosse Sheriff's Department say they got a call shortly after noon Thursday about a missing single-engine plane. By pinging the pilot's cellphone they were able to locate the plane in a corn field near Holmen around 6:15 p.m. The pilot was the only person on board.
The La Crosse County Sheriff's Office identified the pilot as 56-year-old Loren Ross Larson of Kerkhoven. He took off from Willmar, Minnesota, on Thursday morning and was scheduled to stop at the La Crosse airport before heading to Appleton.
The cause of the crash is unknown. National Transportation Safety Board investigators were expected to visit the scene Friday.
Olympics are synonymous with Pewaukee's Harken brothers
Harken, Inc. has been interchangeable with sailing at any level, but the Pewaukee-based company's breakthrough came on one of sailing's biggest stages: the Olympics. In 1967, Peter Harken built sailing training dinghy boats for colleges and also focused on using plastic for a boat's hardware.
Before '67, steel ball bearing blocks were the norm, but Harken decided to use plastic, which in time would change the face of sailing. Peter and his brother, Olaf, shopped their plastic ball bearing blocks around. Gary Comer, the eventual founder of the clothing company Land's End, put the blocks in his catalog.
A course toward history had been charted. »Read Full Article
Sea lions, racing pigs will strut their stuff again
Sea lions, racing pigs and paddling puppies — oh, my!
Animal attractions are a tradition at the Wisconsin State Fair, said Communications Director Kristi Chuckel.
"These shows are just more family-friendly," she said. "The kids absolutely love them. It's also educational, and education is a huge part of our focus at the fair." »Read Full Article
King hires Mitchell as boys basketball coach
In an off-season filled with high-profile coaching changes at the high school level, the last domino fell Friday.
Milwaukee King hired Marc Mitchell as its new boys basketball coach. He replaces longtime coach Jim Gosz, who resigned in May to take the job at Whitefish Bay Dominican.
Mitchell is no stranger to the City Conference. He was a standout at Milwaukee Washington and helped the Purgolders win the 1987 state title. He then went on to a standout career at UW-Milwaukee. »Read Full Article
Initial Reaction Podcast: Menomonee Falls baseball virtuoso Ty Weber and Big Ten Media DayThe guys welcome in Ty Weber, who pitched Menomonee Falls to a second straight WIAA baseball championship with a superb state-tournament performance. Plus, JP and JR talk about revelations (or lack thereof) gleaned from Big Ten media day and offer some thoughts on the Milwaukee Brewers as they approach the trading deadline. Each week, Lake Country/Now sports director JR Radcliffe and Time Warner Cable Sports Channel's JP Cadorin chat about the Wisconsin sports scene, with an emphasis on Milwaukee-area preps. Find the podcast on Stitcher and iTunes.$
McGinn & Cohen back for another season
In their 2016 season debut of their Packers Podcast, Bob McGinn and Michael Cohen talk a bit about their summers, take a position-by-position look at the Packers roster and answer questions from listeners.
Listen to the streaming broadcast here, download the mp3 file here, or subscribe to it in the iTunes store, on Stitcher or via the RSS feed.
Flash flood advisory issued for northern Milwaukee County
Torrential rainfall may cause localized flooding in Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Waukesha and Washington counties Friday, according to a statement from the National Weather Service.
Just before noon Friday, heavy rain fell over northern Milwaukee County and Sussex. The showers are moving north and localized flooding is anticipated, especially on the north side of Milwaukee.
The weather service advises against driving vehicles through flooded roadways. It also said there is a moderate swim risk at Lake Michigan beaches today, as winds and resulting waves produce strong currents.
Scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms are expected into Friday evening in southeast, east central and south central Wisconsin.
Driver gets 10 years in crash that killed 3-year-old
A driver who was drunk and high when he picked up his girlfriend's children in an unsafe car, failed to put them in seat belts, then crashed while talking on the phone and speeding, was sentenced Friday to 10 years in prison for the death of his 3-year-old passenger.
Marcus Lee, 35, pleaded guilty last month to homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle, and driving on a suspended license, resulting in death, charges he faced after the Feb. 26 crash.
"Every wrong decision he could make, he made," Assistant District Attorney Karl Hayes said. »Read Full Article
This year, motorcycle parking less expensive, plein-air lasts longer
New competitions, foods and prices this year join such Wisconsin State Fair staples as pastry puffs overloaded with cream, racing pigs and flying down a giant slide.
Riding your hog to the fair just got more affordable. The price of motorcycle parking has dropped from $10 to $5. To take advantage of the reduced pricing, head to Gate 1, 7 or 9 upon arrival.
Plein Air at the Fair has been extended to a two-day event. Observe artists through their creative processes, from finding inspiration to completion, on Aug. 8 and 9. Their works will be displayed and available for purchase at the Exposition Center beginning the afternoon of Aug. 9. »Read Full Article
SABMiller to recommend AB Inbev deal despite value shift
The MegaBrew deal is set to be tapped.
The board of London-based SABMiller said Friday that it will recommend shareholders accept Anheuser-Busch InBev's improved offer to acquire the No. 2 global brewer.
Earlier in the day, the two companies cleared the last large international hurdle in the $105 billion deal when Chinese regulators approved the merger, contingent on AB InBev's plan to sell SABMiller's stake in China's Snow Breweries to the state-backed China Resources Beer Co. for $1.6 billion. »Read Full Article
Skydiver with local ties will land in Green Bay Packers' Hall of Fame Game
There is one stipulation Magda Dimmendaal has for jumping out of an airplane.
The decorated former owner of Dousman Transport, a school-transportation contractor, said she's willing to take that first leap if her two grandsons, Michael Koch and Justin Rondorf, are there to jump with her. Both are seasoned jumpers and members of the military, and Justin is currently serving in Afghanistan.
"My cousin is the one that got me into skydiving," said Koch, 30, a member of the Army's Golden Knights demonstration skydiving team. "He came out to Fort Bragg with a bunch of skydivers to just skydive all day and hang out all day. I had always wanted to skydive, but I just went out there to hang out with him. I watched him jump a couple times, and I said, 'Sign me up.' Between him and myself, we've been trying to get my grandma to go skydiving forever. She told us, not unless both of us are in the same place at same time." »Read Full Article
Pence addresses criticism of Waukesha rally
Indiana Gov. Mike Pence went on the Hugh Hewitt radio show Friday morning and addressed criticism that a Washington Post reporter was prevented from entering the first solo rally for the GOP vice presidential nominee that was held in Waukesha.
Post reporter Jose A. DelReal tried to cover Pence's rally Wednesday night at the Waukesha County Exposition Center, but was turned away by volunteers at a press check-in table. He was also turned away at a general admission door, where he was patted down by Waukesha County Sheriff's deputies.
Donald Trump's campaign has banned several national publications from rallies, including the Post. »Read Full Blog Post
Milwaukee band Vinyl Theatre opening for Twenty One Pilots Saturday
Milwaukee synth-rock trio Vinyl Theatre has been added as an opening act for Twenty One Pilots at the BMO Harris Pavilion Saturday.
This will actually be the third time Theatre will open for the wildly-popular Pilots in Milwaukee. The first time was in 2013, when Theatre — then known as Alchemy — won a battle of the bands contest, resulting in an opening slot at a Marquette University show. Theatre frontman Keegan Calmes has said validation from Pilots' Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun encouraged the band to keep pushing forward.
The following year, Theatre was signed by Fueled by Ramen — Pilots' same label — and the Milwaukee band opened for Pilots on its fall 2014 tour.
Saturday's show — also featuring Fueled by Ramen act Chef'Special — is sold out, but resale tickets are available on StubHub starting at $39.
Rash of guns stolen from unlocked vehicles reported in Hartford
After several guns were stolen from unlocked vehicles in Hartford, the police department is reminding gun owners to secure their firearms.
Police said Friday that since July 17 the department had received multiple theft from motor vehicle complaints where firearms were stolen. In some cases, several weapons were taken from cars. One suspect was arrested regarding some of the incidents and the firearms in those incidents were recovered.
The release called the thefts "crimes of opportunity." All the firearms were stolen from unlocked cars and secured vehicles were not disturbed. »Read Full Article
Hit-and-run to a house, OWI reported in Greenfield
An intoxicated Franklin man drove a truck into a Greenfield home Thursday night and fled the scene, according to a Greenfield Police Department release.
Police went to the home after receiving a call at 9:22 p.m. Thursday night that a white truck drove into the kitchen of a residence in the 4900 block of W. Midland Drive. Officers arrived and found significant damage to the home and vehicle parts left behind.
Officers found the vehicle and the 39-year-old Franklin man a few blocks away. The man told officers he hit the house because he, "drank too much." »Read Full Article
McCormick & Schmick's closes Mayfair Mall restaurant after lease expires
The signs are already removed from the McCormick & Schmick's seafood chain at Mayfair Mall in Wauwatosa. The restaurant, in a freestanding building outside Macy's at the mall's northern end, closed this week.
According to a statement from a spokeswoman, owner Landry's Inc. closed the restaurant when its lease expired. She wouldn't say why the restaurant did not to renew its lease. »Read Full Blog Post
Five top concerts to see at the Wisconsin State Fair
At the Wisconsin State Fair, the only thing more diverse than the foodstuffs — from beersicles to bacon popcorn balls — may be the music lineup.
It has several audiences covered — including many you probably never considered. Want to extend your '90s nostalgia beyond Pokémon Go and "Fuller House" binge watching? There's the "I Love the '90s" tour with Salt-N-Pepa, Coolio, Color Me Badd and Rob Base. Have a love for a cappella groups with jokey names? Seek out Six Appeal at A Cappellooza. Wish those "Mummy" movies with Brendan Fraser had some funky dance scenes? You're in luck, because the fair even has funk-playing mummies.
Here are five top headliners, listed in order of appearance. For daily recommendations for local musicians playing the fair, go to jsonline.com/music. »Read Full Article
Badgers looking for a new safety net
Madison — Fifteen practices in the spring did nothing to answer the No. 1 question facing Wisconsin's secondary: who will man the starting safety positions?
"I think that the safety position is probably the one on defense that is still to be determined," head coach Paul Chryst said.
Michael Caputo and Tanner McEvoy were UW's top two safeties last season and the drop-off to the reserves was significant. »Read Full Article
Overnight hit-and-run accident leaves one seriously injured
Police are investigating a car crash Thursday night at W. North Ave. and N. 17th St. that sent one man to the hospital with life threatening injuries.
At 8:38 p.m., a Chevy Suburban westbound on North Ave. disregarded the stop light at N. 17th St.and collided with a PT Cruiser. The driver of the PT Cruiser, a 35-year-old man, is being treated for life threatening injuries. He was turning onto North Ave. from the southbound lane of 7th St.
After being hit, the PT Cruiser struck another two vehicles stopped at the stoplight. The occupants of those vehicles were not injured.
The speeding driver of the Chevy Suburban was picked up by another car and fled the scene. The investigation of the incident and identification of the driver is ongoing.
Three Republicans vie to succeed Ribble in House
Green Bay — Three Republicans seeking to represent northeastern Wisconsin in Congress are jockeying for the title of being most outside the Washington, D.C., establishment.
Two of the candidates have held elected offices for years and one worked in Washington before returning to the Badger State, but all are trying to tap into a strong anti-incumbent sentiment that has given rise to their party's presidential nominee, Donald Trump.
Facing off in the Aug. 9 primary are: Mike Gallagher, a former foreign policy aide to Gov. Scott Walker's presidential campaign; Wisconsin Sen. Frank Lasee; and Forestville Village President Terry McNulty. Incumbent Republican Reid Ribble of Sherwood is not seeking re-election. »Read Full Article
Plans for new Mad Rooster Cafe net final approval from Waukesha Plan Commission
Waukesha residents could have a new breakfast dining spot in less than a year.
The city's plan commission on July 27 unanimously approved final site and architectural designs for the Mad Rooster Cafe, a 7,000-square foot country-themed restaurant that will expand and heavily remodel the space vacated by Hardee's at 130 NW Barstow St.
Local developer Alan Huelsman, who owns the restaurant's property, said the Mad Rooster could be up and running in about 11 months if everything goes according to plan. »Read Full Article
Tonight's Cory Chisel show moved to MobCraft Brewery
The Cory Chisel show set for Clock Shadow Creamery tonight has been moved to MobCraft Brewery, 505 S. 5th St.
All previously purchased tickets will be honored, and additional $9 tickets are available in advance online at postcrescent.tickets.com.
The concert, presented by the USA TODAY Network, starts at 8 p.m.
10 new foods at the 2016 Wisconsin State Fair
The Wisconsin State Fair is all about doing the same stuff — seeing the same animals, sliding down the same giant slide, standing in the same lines at the Cream Puff Pavilion.
The one thing that gets to be different is the menu. While fairgoers want the tried and true, they also are eager for a taste of something new.
The 2016 edition of the fair, which runs Thursday through Aug. 14, doesn't stint in that department. More than 80 new food and beverage options are on this year's menu, including more than a half-dozen foods on a stick and at least six new deep-fried treats. »Read Full Article
Thompson: 'We're starting a new year and we're playing for a championship'
Green Bay — The following is a summary of general manager Ted Thompson's first press conference of training camp:
On value of versatile linebackers like Clay Matthews and Julius Peppers: Well, you should never say my name and those two names in the same sentence. It's part of the evolution of the game, I think. It's part of the evolution of defense. Because offenses do certain things, and then defenses have to react to that. In some cases, it's hard to get all you want, because it's difficult to find a player who has the athletic characteristics to justify that.
On hybrid safety movement in the NFL: That's a perfect example. There are teams that have done some of that in the past. A lot of times it depends on your personnel. Sometimes, writing about it and talking about it and things, it's really an effort just like nickel and dime, you want to put as many of your best players on the field at the same time. »Read Full Blog Post
The Micro offers many ways to slake a thirst for brew
Walking the Wisconsin State Fair works up a powerful thirst. Good thing Wisconsin makes beer.
Lots of beer.
Sixteen of the state's breweries will be represented on tap in The Micro, the open-air pavilion dedicated to craft beers. New this year is MobCraft, which replaces St. Francis Brewing among the taps. »Read Full Article
PolitiFact: Testing Reince Priebus on Hillary Clinton, Iran nuclear deal
Hillary Clinton was the target of an attack made during last week's Republican National Convention by Wisconsinite Reince Priebus, chairman of the national GOP.
Priebus said the nuclear deal struck with Iran last year was Clinton's, and that it "lined the pockets of the world's number one state sponsor of terrorism with your money."
PolitiFact Wisconsin finds the claim is on target about the terror designation, but mostly off course on the rest.
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Sawyer County court clerk apparent victim of murder-suicide
Hayward — Two people died in rural Hayward this week after an apparent murder-suicide and authorities say the woman who was killed was the clerk of courts in Sawyer County.
Sheriff's officials say Claudia Bergan, 56, died Wednesday after she was found in her home with a gunshot to the chest. Dennis Meyer, 58, died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. The investigation is ongoing.
WDIO-TV reports that authorities say Bergan and Meyer both lived at the home. »Read Full Article
Album Reviews: Lil Yachty, Billy Talent, Wye Oak, more
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Police: Girl, 14, slits teen's throat in hope of 1st kill
Hudson — A 14-year-old Wisconsin girl tried to kill her brother's girlfriend, slitting her throat and telling her during the attack that she was a psychopath looking for her first kill, according to investigators.
Kali Jade Bookey of New Richmond, a city of 8,400 people about 35 miles east of Minneapolis, was charged as an adult Thursday with attempted first-degree intentional homicide. She was being held without bail Friday in juvenile custody pending a preliminary hearing Aug. 8. Her attorney, Barbara Miller, didn't immediately respond to an email or a voicemail seeking comment.
According to a criminal complaint, which the Eau Claire Leader-Telegram first reported about, Bookey called the St. Croix County Sheriff's Department on Wednesday morning to report that two men in a green pickup truck had tried to abduct her while she was riding her bike. »Read Full Article
On Tap Today: Summer staples, Brewfest, Harry Potter
How is this the last weekend in July? Time flies when you're having fun.
Don't let it fly by too fast, though. Be sure to pencil in these 10 Milwaukee summer staples before Labor Day. One of the items on the list — going to a Brewers game — can be crossed off ASAP: the Brewers take on the Pittsburgh Pirates tonight.
Lollapalooza is taking over Chicago this weekend. Here's who you need to see (if you're lucky enough to have tickets). »Read Full Blog Post
8-year-old boy reported missing in Waukesha located
An 8-year-old boy reported missing in Waukesha Thursday night has been located and reunited with his mother, according to Waukesha police.
Jaquan Lewis was involved in an argument with his mother about 6:30 p.m. before riding away on his bicycle, according to a news release from the Waukesha Police Department.
Lollapalooza 2016: 5 Thursday takeaways with Lana Del Rey, G-Eazy, more
Chicago — Lollapalooza expanded to four days for its 25th anniversary this weekend, starting on a Thursday for the first time. The weekday launch made for a sleepy start, but with big draws like Lana Del Rey,J. Cole and G-Eazy, that wasn't the case for long.
Here are five takeaways from Lollapalooza 2016, day one.
Hip-hop underdogs top the headliners: There were so many people packed for star rappers G-Eazy and J.Cole, the crowd was asked to take several steps back to avoid crushing fans in the front. J. Cole earned his headliner spot with interchangeably visceral and soulful performances of "Fire Squad" and "Love Yourz," while shamelessly pandering to the Chicago crowd with a Michael Jordan No. 45 Bulls jersey. G-Eazy offered meatheaded party tracks, "inspired" rhymes like "I got a lot of hoes," and a mundane run through of "Me, Myself and I" void of live vocals for the crucial hook. »Read Full Article
Hillary Clinton promises to unite country
Philadelphia — After the most popular figures in her party took turns this week offering impassioned testimonials, it was finally left to Hillary Clinton, a candidate facing widespread public distrust, to be her own saleswoman Thursday night.
"I will be a president for Democrats, Republicans and independents. For the struggling, the striving, the successful. For all those who vote for me and for those who don't. For all Americans together," said the former secretary of state, senator and first lady as she accepted the Democratic nomination for president, paving the way for her general election contest against Republican Donald Trump.
Politically, Clinton's most striking goal Thursday seemed to be claiming the great, patriotic center of American politics, seizing political ground that Democrats said Trump abandoned at his own convention last week. »Read Full Article
Southwest clashes with investors on best path to revenue growth
Southwest Airlines Co. is resisting calls by some investors to pull back on planned expansion this year and raise fares, moves that could help stem declines in a key industry revenue gauge.
The carrier won't join rivals in trimming capacity during the rest of this year, CEO Gary Kelly said. Its unwillingness to take that step, which generally enables airlines to increase prices, is a disappointment to investors like Chris Terry.
"I'd like to see them boost their fares but also cut capacity," said Terry, a portfolio manager at Hodges Capital Management Inc. "That's what the market wants. That's what the market is telling everyone. Supply growth is exceeding demand growth, and I don't think that's healthy." »Read Full Article
Fugitive charged in double homicide
An arrest warrant was issued Thursday for a Milwaukee man charged in the fatal shootings of two men on the city's north side.
Terry A.D. Strickland, 24, was charged Thursday with two counts of first-degree intentional homicide-use of a dangerous weapon in the deaths of Maurice Brown Jr. and Michael Allen Reed, both 38, according to a criminal complaint filed in Milwaukee County Circuit Court.
According to the complaint, Brown was shot multiple times and Reed was shot once in the head July 17 during an argument involving seven or eight men in the 3500 block of N. 26th St.
Slight chance of showers, thunderstorms Friday; patchy fog in morning
There's a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms in Milwaukee Friday, with patchy fog expected between 9 a.m. and 10 a.m., according to the National Weather Service in Sullivan.
Otherwise Friday in Milwaukee is expected to be mostly cloudy, with a high temperature near 75 degrees and a northeast wind between 5-10 mph, according to the weather service forecast.
The high temperature in Milwaukee Thursday was 78, 2 degrees lower than normal for July 28, according to the weather service.
Down three starters, Brewers back up another solid outing by Davies
With three regulars missing from the starting lineup, the Milwaukee Brewers needed others to step up Thursday afternoon at Miller Park to avoid a tough day.
That's exactly what happened, and with young right-hander Zach Davies turning in another solid start, it was enough for the Brewers to hold off the Arizona Diamondbacks, 6-4.
Hernan Perez and Kirk Nieuwenhuis homered, and Martin Maldonado and Keon Broxton contributed key hits to allow the Brewers to claim the series, 3-1. Davies boosted his record to 8-4 by allowing only two earned runs in 61/3 innings while striking out five. »Read Full Article
MPD officials say no traffic stop quota exists
Milwaukee Police Department officials denied Thursday that the department had launched a quota system for traffic stops. They claimed at a Fire and Police Commission meeting that no officers had been transferred or terminated for failing to make a certain number of traffic stops.
The issue came up after Milwaukee Police Association president Michael Crivello wrote a letter in early May stating that MPD officials had established a quota of at least two stops a day at a March 2016 meeting.
"[T]his places our officers in a very difficult situation, basically, stops must be made to preserve employment, rather than to facilitate public safety," Crivello wrote. »Read Full Article
Teenager accused of killing two with stolen SUV in hit-and-run crash
A teenager accused of driving a stolen SUV in a hit-and-run crash that killed an 8-year-old boy and a 46-year-old woman was charged Thursday in Milwaukee County Circuit Court.
Marvin D. Anthony, 18, was charged with two counts of homicide by negligent operation of a vehicle in the deaths of the boy, Taeshawn Griffin, and Danielle Laverne Triggs, according to a criminal complaint.
The complaint also charges Anthony with two counts of knowingly operating a motor vehicle while suspended-causing death for the May 27 crash at N. 39th and W. Hadley streets. »Read Full Article


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Caring for Someone With a Brain Disorder or Injury
Autism, Down Syndrome, & Dementia
What It's Like to Have Autism
One of the most difficult aspects of being a caregiver for someone with autism – whether a child or an adult – is the inability to understand what it's really like for him. Autism is a condition that can be isolating for the person who has it, and autism symptoms are tough to understand from the outside.
"I like to think of autism as a different way of being," says Stephen Shore, PhD, who was diagnosed with autism at age 2. "It's a nonstandard way of perceiving and interpreting the environment."
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Rett syndrome is a rare, but severe brain disorder that affects girls. It's usually discovered in the first two years of life, and a child's diagnosis with Rett syndrome can feel overwhelming. Although there's no cure, early identification and treatment may help girls and families who are affected by Rett syndrome. Rett syndrome was at one time included under the Autism umbrella. Once a genetic cause for Rett (a mutation) was discovered, it was reclassified it as a neurologic disorder with...
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Every person with autism is different, and there is no single autistic perspective. But experts and people who have the condition say that there are some issues that are shared by many on the autistic spectrum. What are they? WebMD asked doctors, caregivers, and people with autism what it's like to live with the condition.
2 Keys to Understanding Autism Symptoms
According to experts, the first key to understanding autism is to recognize that it profoundly alters how a person perceives the world.
"You could think of a person with autism as having an imbalanced set of senses," says Shore, who is an assistant professor in the School of Education at Adelphi University in Garden City, N.Y. "Some senses may be turned up too high and some turned down too low. As a result, the data that comes in tends to be distorted, and it's very hard to perceive a person's environment accurately."
People who don't have autism -- sometimes called "neurotypicals" -- are naturally good at filtering out what doesn't matter. Their senses work in unison to focus on what's relevant. "When an average person walks into a roomful of people, he notices who they are and what they are doing, and figures out how he fits in," says Geraldine Dawson, PhD, chief science officer for the education and advocacy group Autism Speaks.
"But when a person with autism walks into the room, he notices things that aren't as relevant – the sound coming from outside the window, a pattern in the carpet, a flickering light bulb," Dawson tells WebMD. "He's missing out on the relevant details that would help him understand the situation. So for him, the world is a lot more confusing."


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Released: Aug 05th, 2009
Running Time: 132 Min.
Director: Uncredited
Company: JM Productions
DVD Extras: Behind the Scenes Featurettes, Biography(ies), Still Gallery(ies)
Cast: Kacey Jordan, Ralph Long, Lyla Storm, Adrianna Angel, Jay Lassiter, Alexa Jordan, Eric John, Toastboy, Shaina Beverly, Jenner, Joey Brass, Jayden Williams, Capi Anderson, Jeremy Conway, Dirty Harry, Natalie Norton, Jasmine Jolie, Katie St. Ives
Critical Rating: AAA
Genre: Gonzo
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We'd prefer not to have to see intermittent flashes and hear that annoying beep from the still photography, but one could argue that just such touches amplifies the lack of pretension that is the hallmark of the Gag Factor series: It doesn't pretend to be anything other than what it is—a rough and messy face-fucking movie where the women lend their mouths to men's pleasure for our delight.
Jayden Williams shows she is able to take an oral pounding in a rock star performance that ends up with her entire upper torso covered in her own drool and her face smeared with mascara.


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A TrueCrypt Keyfile generator generates a keyfile of size 64 bytes. Can I change the size to become like 100 bytes by adding some more random data to it? Also, Is it good idea to store it on Online HDD on some server for backup?
I wouldn't recommend saving it just on a server for backup. If something happens to the key while you don't have access to the server then you have no way to decrypt your files. Personally I save the key on a USB thumb drive so it is always readily available.


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