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Bandmates put out debut album as Twin Brother
Musician Sean Raasch's toughest critic may be himself.
"We treated it as a hobby and didn't work hard enough," the local singer-songwriter said of his former alternative rock duo, Jackraasch, with drummer Tyler Nelson. "And in terms of songwriting, I felt like I fell short before. I was never happy." »Read Full Article
Dachshunds test their mettle at German Fest derby
As soon as the racer sprinted across the finish line Sunday, he gave a high-five to his coach crouched on the ground.
Actually it was more of a high 10 since Bean, a 3-year-old dachshund, reared up on his stubby legs to put both tiny paws up in the air for his owner, Joe Stiehm, to tap. Bean didn't know he'd just won his heat in the bratwurst division of 3- to 5-year-olds and didn't care that some of his competitors were still wandering around on the racecourse as their owners frantically whistled, called, waved, bounced balls, held up treats and squeezed squeaky toys. »Read Full Article(5)
Trisha Brown company offers playful show at sculpture garden
River Hills — The New York-based Trisha Brown Dance Company brought a whimsical, playful program to the Lynden Sculpture Garden Sunday afternoon, presented by Alverno Presents.
Nine dancers, wearing white and working without music for most of the program, gave a captivating, lighthearted performance that was somehow perfectly suited to a summer afternoon in the park. »Read Full Article


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The Admin. spin that these acts of war are about some stupid movie that no one saw is insulting, not just to us, but especially to Muslims. This is the worst US foreign policy debacle in modern history.
That is a truly desperate comparison.
You can put the mask of religion on violence, but smart people can still see through it. Killing and destroying in the name of God is killing and destroying for NOTHING.
Wow, are you a bigot or what?
Not only is Ima a bigot, but happy to make up statistics out of thin air to prove a bigoted point. That whole "bearing false witness" thing doesn't count when making up lies to support a noble argument, I guess.
The post concerns numbers killed by two groups within recent history, I believe there have only been four or five abortion doctors killed in the U. S. by Christian extremists as compared to the thousands upon thousands killed by Muslim extremists. To equate four or five with thousands is irrational.
We could add those who worship guns to the statistics.
hahahaha you do remember that the KKK was a democrat thing….right?
Clark Kent said, about 5 hours ago
christian extremists aren't any better, such as murdering doctors who support a womans right to choose. …(end quote).
Kent, Christianity is the majority religion on the planet and in the USA. How many "Christians" are on record of "murdering doctors"??? What percentage would that be of the total Christians alive today?
I assume you mean doctors who perform murders of the unborn children of God in abortion "clinics"? That is not the same as "doctors who support a womans' right to choose"…
but are not active in committing abortions.
I would say the "Extremists" are the judges who legalized murder of the unborn, and the medical profession that accepted "legal abortion" in spite of the basic Hippocratic Oath that doctors in training were supposed to uphold.
"Legal" in this case is at the opposite end of the spectrum from "Moral"……and "Extremists" are the Democrats who recently passed a "platform" that supports infanticide, the killing of a born baby in a failed abortion, that President Obama supports.
No, irrational is to think that one death is any less important than thousands. Every death matters.
I would say extremists are those who put their religious values and ethics on any other American. It is against our constitution.
You are putting your way of living in comparison. They do not have the same laws or beliefs we do. You can not sneer at their life choices if you make no effort to understand them or know if they are okay with them. What seems disgusting to you is not to them.
You must be a real fan of Karl Marx "religion is the opiate of the masses?"
Another Karl Marx fan…
"This is the worst US foreign policy debacle in modern history."
You mean except for 9-11, which was on Dubya's watch, right?
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Bite Club first met Elizabeth Montes two years ago, when the sweet chocolatier was pimping her vibrantly spiced truffles at the Portland Farmers Market ("Pre-emptive Sugar Strike," WW, Dec. 10, 2003). Last month she opened her own tiny Sahagún Chocolate Shop (10 NW 16th Ave., 274-7065) tucked away near the busy junction of I-405 and West Burnside Street. Actually, Bite Club considers the charmingly spare red-and-gray-blue shop a chocolate salon. In the climate-controlled space, Montes lovingly displays her jewel-like creations, from almond-and-bergamot soil suspended in lush, dark bittersweet chocolate to marionberry truffles. "It's about upping chocolate to the level of coffee or grapes," says the intense sweetmaker. Currently she's hard at work perfecting a mind-blowingly silky "slow cocoa" made from a melted single-origin chocolate and half-and-half that she foams to high heaven. (The finished product should be available sometime this fall.) And sorry, gents, this lady's already got a full-time taste-tester: The Amélie-ringer married Rodney Muirhead-one half of the pair behind Portland's LOW BBQ-last September.
In his delicious cover story on local farmers and foodies in last week's WW ("The Attack of the $3 Tomato," Aug. 17, 2005), Bite Club's esteemed colleague Zach Dundas mentioned that Portland's tasty farm-dinner series Plate & Pitchfork has a two-year waiting list. Well, not anymore. P&P's co-creator Erika Polmar let us know that the al fresco crew has just added two more bucolic gastro-fests at Southeast Portland's Zenger Farm to cap off this summer's series. On Friday, Sept. 9, Red Star Tavern's Rob Pando gets cookin', while Mint's chef Lyle Jost and cocktail queen Lucy Brennan take over the tables on Saturday, Sept. 10. Nab your seat ($75-$125) ASAP by emailing P&P at email@example.com or calling 241-0745.
Sheila Gilronan, the smart cookie behind Old Town's much-missed Dogs Dig Vegetarian Deli, has reappeared on the culinary scene with a whole new animal of a restaurant: the Blue Moose Cafe (4936 NE Fremont St.). The Beaumont-area space, until recently occupied by the Leaf & Bean Cafe, may be 12 times the size of her former wee kitchen, but she says the focus will be on the same healthy grub. She plans to start scooping out favorites like Chili of the Gods at her new digs-named by her 9-year-old nephew Quinn for North America's largest vegetarian mammal-by Oct. 1.
More slowly fermenting news: The Lucky Labrador Brewing Company is opening a new brewery and pub in a massive old Freightliner warehouse in Industrial Northwest next spring. "It's gonna be a lot like the Hawthorne pub-just in a different part of town," says Gary Geist, who scraped together the funds to open the original pooch-friendly Southeast Portland beer paradise with brewer Alex Stiles back in 1994. Actually, it was Geist's and Stiles' sturdy devotion to their four-legged friends that led them to the Lucky Lab's new pad at Northwest 19th Avenue and Quimby Street. An acquaintance at Dove Lewis Animal Hospital hooked them up with the info on the 20,000-square-foot property, which, lucky for the Bite, is within stumbling distance of WW's future HQ.


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Recently our Southeastern Louisiana University YAL Chapter was able to host a screening of Locked Out!, a film about a key victory for liberty over unconstitutional licensing laws.
When the event was first proposed, all of our members seemed very interested in the idea. We made flyers and posted them around campus to generate interest in the screening.
As someone who was fortunate enough to see the film at the 2014 YAL National Convention, it was exciting to show this documentary to the rest of our chapter. The film follows Melony Armstrong's struggles as an entrepreneur starting her own business as a natural hair braider.
Those who came to the screening were unaware of the former restrictive licensing laws in Mississippi surrounding natural hair. Members voiced their surprise at how complex licensing laws can be, and it lead to a great discussion at the conclusion of the film.
Have you ever stopped and wondered about how the Constitution plays into the everyday life of a liberal arts college student?
When thinking of a Catholic liberal arts college, one might first think that a Free Speech Wall would end up proving any and all negative notions when answering this question. However, when the Spring Hill College chapter of Young Americans for Liberty asked their fellow liberal arts college students "What does freedom mean to you?" all of those antagonizing notions were immediately disproven.
This wall, made of three 4x4 panels of paper, stood in the student center with pens always available 24 hours a day for five straight days, and it became so much more than just a wall. These students really took advantage of this opportunity, and their answers ranged from "No drug war" to "No cops on campus" to "dancing naked" (granted there were a few scribbles about minimum wage, but nobody's perfect). Some students even marked RT (retweet) next to answers already posted. And whether YAL members were there or not, students that were passing through and participating were always respectful and sincere in their answers.
Every space of the wall was filled, and the chapter gained a ton of popularity, resulting in a drastic attendance increase at our meetings, including our follow-up meeting this past week on police brutality. This meeting featured a Q&A with three of the Spring Hill police officers - including the chief of police - as the discussion featured not only the student body's opinion on police brutality but a police viewpoint on the issue.
We had some fun during Constitution Week here at Berea College! Not only was the big event itself a blast, but the setup process also proved to be interesting.
As we built the wall, we built ourselves as a team. And, of course, painting was wonderful!
Our first wall signing...
And another...
Bereans like free speech!
And here's the finished product.
As surely as it brought our team together, the Free Speech Wall and Constitution Week demonstrated the incredible leadership we have within Berea YAL. Vice President Jazmin Escamilla courageously took on the role of managing the wall and the entire week, and she led wonderfully. The wall brought out all sorts of free expression, ranging from the silly to the profound.
We at Young Americans for Liberty at the University of Southern California (YAL @ USC) continued our Constitution Week activism with a focus on free speech and police brutality. We started the morning with a Free Speech Ball, made possible with an activism grant from the national office. Thank you donors for making this happen!
It was great! So many people loved the idea and unlike a traditional Free Speech Wall, we were able to pack everything up in a small backpack. It's basically like tabling on wheels as we were able to roll the ball around a fairly large area of campus. Students loved it as they wrote many positive and affirming messages, as well as a few naughty ones. Megan Wilburn, a field representative with the Leadership Institute, was with us to help with the activism. Big thanks to her for lending a hand!
That evening, we continued our police brutality awareness campaign with a talk entitled "Ferguson, Police Militarization, and the Power of the Camera" featuring Reason Magazine's Zach Weissmueller. Weissmueller covered the Mike Brown shooting protests in Ferguson.
Show-Me Cannabis Executive Director John Payne and marijuana reform advocate, Tea Partier, and 34-year veteran of the St. Louis Police Department Sgt. Gary Wiegert spoke to our YAL chapter at the University of Missouri about the ongoing problems coming out of Ferguson, Missouri. How did Ferguson become such a disjointed, hellish police state for local residents?
YAL had questions. Mr. Payne and Sgt. Wiegert had some answers.
The intimate gathering of YALers got a lesson in just how extensive the cesspool of city government is in both Ferguson and St. Louis. The event attracted a crowd of 15 local liberty activists and college students.
Mr. Payne and Sgt. Wiegert made some insightful points about the feudalistic type of system that poor St. Louisians and Ferguson residents have to deal with on a daily basis.
Feudalism ended in Europe in the latter half of the Fifteenth Century. It was a system where European overlords extracted money from poor laborers in exchange for working a plot of land and feeding their families. Payne says that feudalism is not quite dead. In fact, it has been modernized, and is emerging with devastating effect in small municipalities throughout St. Louis proper.
In addition to our Free Speech Wall, for Constitution Week we hosted State Senator Mike Folmer, who lead a talk on the Constitution and medical marijuana. Senator Folmer represents Pennsylvania's 48th Senate district.
The event scored a story in our school's newspaper, The Snapper:
"The U.S. Constitution and the Issue of Legal Cannabis" discussion and question and answer session took place in the Old Main room in Gordinier at 7 p.m. this past Thursday. Kaytee Moyer, president of Young Americans for Liberty introduced Senator Folmer.The senator started off the lecture by explaining that he "focuses on the constitutional organization of liberty."
"The U.S. Constitution and the Issue of Legal Cannabis" discussion and question and answer session took place in the Old Main room in Gordinier at 7 p.m. this past Thursday. Kaytee Moyer, president of Young Americans for Liberty introduced Senator Folmer.
The senator started off the lecture by explaining that he "focuses on the constitutional organization of liberty."
We started by partnering with The Walker Center for Leadership and Civic Engagement on campus to host Senator Folmer for dinner.
We had the opportunity to chat with the Senator and ask his opinion on a range of topics, such as his 2016 presidential pick and what it is like to fight against your own party on bi-partisan legislation.
The Senator was extremely inspiring and passionate during his talk. He spoke on the use of medical marijuana, and he also discussed how large and overreaching our government. He believe it is wrong for the government to deem illegal a medicine with proven success.
American trust in government is at an all-time low, and the continuing tension in Ferguson, Missouri isn't doing much to strengthen the public's trust.
Skepticism of the state is healthy. But it was happening long before Ferguson.
Here are 6 big lies the government has told us.
Last week, the Washington Post reported that TSA agents will be taught that Washington, DC issues driver's licenses. Why is this necessary? Well, TSA agents have repeatedly hassled travelers because the agents apparently don't know what the District of Columbia is.
This story of government incompetence is just the tip of the iceberg:
These are not stories of an organization that knows what it's doing.
Well—also like Prohibition—it doesn't.
When liquor was banned, violent crime spiked and alcohol consumption didn't substantially decrease. The repeal of Prohibition is what actually made America safer.
The drug war works the same way. Since
Now that Obamacare has rolled out and with the NSA exposed of its data collection program, can you imagine the state of our healthcare system and privacy when you're simply ordering a pizza? Not to be an alarmist, but this can of course devolve into something dangerous to our freedoms — just go to your airport after the Patriot Act — do you still feel thankful for the TSA?
Take a look on what the NSA did shopping for the ingredients, your data, as Obamacare, with all its cronies, baking the pizza and delivering your healthcare to your doorstep — centrally planned and inefficiently of course!
Content published on the Young Americans for Liberty blog is only representative of the opinions and research of the individual authors. It does not necessarily reflect the views, goals, or membership of YAL.
As the police use of tear gas and First Amendment limitations continue in Ferguson, Missouri—the small town wracked by protests following the still murky police killing of an unarmed black teenager, Michael Brown—there are a number of reasons to believe this story is just the tip of the iceberg.
Here are 5.
1. Because we only care about policy brutality when we're forced to care.
Though the largely peaceful protests in Ferguson have unfortunately been tarnished by the actions of a few looters, its citizens have accomplished a rare feat: They have made the whole country care about police brutality.
Let's face it: Normally, we don't care enough. While libertarians have been talking about police militarization for years and the black community is well aware of racial bias in the justice system, most of us too easily forget, or are simply unaware of, the many cases of police misconduct that occur on a regular basis.
Here are stories from the last month alone:
Have you heard of any of these? I hadn't. And without the protesters in Ferguson, Mike Brown would be just another entry on that much-abbreviated list of recent incidents.
2. Because we arm police like soldiers and then wonder why they act like soldiers.
This is a topic which Radley Balko has amply addressed for years (seriously, read this), but this comment from the past week really nailed it:
Give a man access to drones, tanks, and body armor, and he'll reasonably think that his job isn't simply to maintain peace, but to eradicate danger. Instead of protecting and serving, police are searching and destroying.
Following the reports of police violence in Ferguson, President Obama and administration officials condemned police misconduct. But the fact is, they're complicit: The military equipment, vehicles, and weapons which so often contribute to police brutality are frequently presents from the federal government (to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars a year, with minimal proof required that these weapons are in any sense "needed").
The Pentagon has confirmed that some of the equipment used by police in Ferguson is from their stockpile.
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Even if you're not a Christian as I am, you've probably heard Jesus' Beatitudes ("Blessed are the…"). What I'd like to do is present to you some of the Beatitudes (based on the NASB translation) if they were rewritten by a modern statist. Compare them to the original here.
Blessed are the poor in dollars. Take other people's stuff and give it to them.
Exploited are those who mourn. Make sure you make them the face of whatever bill you want to pass in response to this tragedy.
Blessed are those who use force against others, for they shall control the world.
Mocked are merciful, for they are soft on crime.
Blessed are those who are pure in heart, so make sure the government bans porn and vulgar lyrics to keep them that way.
Suspicious are the peacemakers, for they will be called "unpatriotic."
Blessed are those who have been persecuted for the sake of righteousness. Send rockets over there to help them. Bombs always solve slaughter. (See immediately preceding teaching.)
Pitied are you when people insult and persecute you. Whine and become a victim, and demand special protections under the law so your feelings don't get hurt.
My point through these illustrations is to show that Jesus was not a statist—nowhere in his actual teachings do you see Him saying "Run to Caesar! He will fix your problems!" Instead, it's to show the contrast. While modern statism is practically its own religion, we see Jesus calling us to depend on Him, each other, and personal responsibility for our well being—and look forward to the Kingdom that is coming rather than any government of this world.
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Has Clear Channel won Christmas music war?
WMYX-FM (99.1) has yet to switch to an all-Christmas music format, despite having done so for many years in competition with WRIT-FM (95.7). The stations took turns being the first to switch to the format, and when the first one did, the second followed immediately.
The Clear Channel station WRIT-FM did so last week. But while WMYX was streaming Christmas music on its website, it was still playing its regular format on the air Monday afternoon. »Read Full Blog Post(23)
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Alice Cooper
A curtain of gold sparks blowing in the cool Lake Michigan breeze greeted Alice Cooper at the BMO Harris Pavilion Sunday night at Summerfest. Sporting a dapper black-and-red striped suit (tails and all), the 65-year-old rocker slashed a black cane through the air before tossing it into the crowd at the end of the opening "Hello Hooray." »Read Full Article
Pitbull draws small crowd, but that doesn't stop party
He may have proclaimed himself Mr. Worldwide, but Pitbull is no Mr. Summerfest.
The party-starting rapper and pop star was the riskiest act to book at the Marcus Amphitheater, where he performed Sunday. Not that he hasn't been playing rooms of this size in North America in recent weeks — but he was doing it with co-headliner Ke$ha, who had a scheduling conflict and couldn't play the Milwaukee show. »Read Full Article(24)
Crowds at Summerfest led to long lines, jammed exit
Melanie Leadingham, a 22-year-old Oshkosh native and longtime Summerfest regular, got to the festival grounds at 7:30 p.m. Saturday to find long ticket lines running from the festival gates to the street.
Leadingham said Sunday that she stood in line for about two hours before "it got really bad." A teenage girl pushed Leadingham down for asking that she stay in line. Leadingham got back up — only to have someone else behind her push her up against the glass of a ticket window. »Read Full Article(99)
Exclusive Video: Rogue Wave's acoustic performance of 'S(a)tan'
Before gearing up to perform at Summerfest's U.S. Cellular Connection Stage tonight, Zach Rogue of Rogue Wave performed an acoustic version of "S(a)tan" for Tap Milwaukee's music writer, Piet Levy. Check out the band that hails from Oakland, Calif., tonight at 8 p.m. »Read Full Blog Post
My Summerfest: Jeff Taylor of Altered Five
When to see him: 4 p.m. Saturday, Johnson Controls World Sound Stage
Fest experience: Taylor recalls seeing his first big concert, Earth, Wind & Fire, when he was 11 or 12. His blues band, Altered Five, played its first Summerfest 10 years ago under rainy conditions and has been back every year since. »Read Full Article
My Summerfest: Sean Foran of electronic dance music duo Kiings
When to see him: 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Uline Warehouse
Fest experience: Foran has gone to Summerfest every year since he was 14 or 15. This will be his first time performing. »Read Full Article
On Tap Today: Summerfest rundown for June 30
Journal Sentinel music writer Piet Levy gives you the rundown on what to look forward to today at Summerfest.
Three to See: Suggestions for June 30
Something known: Alice Cooper (8 p.m. BMO Harris Pavilion). The shock rocker is still rocking hard, thanks in part to the presence of master shredder Orianthi, the lead guitarist on Michael Jackson's ill-fated "This Is It" London residency. »Read Full Article
U.S. Bank fireworks; Badgerland water ski show; free live music
Summer sweetness
Milwaukee's summers may be short, but they are often sweet, and this holiday week offers a snapshot of the kind of fun to be found here all season. »Read Full Article


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'Zelda,' 'Final Fantasy' concerts coming to Milwaukee
When Jack Tell first heard the familiar melodies from Nintendo's "The Legend of Zelda" video game franchise, brought to life by a full orchestra, he nearly cried.
"I didn't quite get there. I felt a little bit ridiculous, crying to 'Zelda' music," said the 22-year-old guitarist and vocalist for the local pop-rock band Animals in Human Attire. »Read Full Article(1)
Story by ex-Milwaukee TV reporter goes viral
How does a story go viral? When it is so specific that it feels universal.
That's the secret to Boyd Huppert's storytelling. »Read Full Blog Post


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Reefs and islands of the Chagos Archipelago, Indian Ocean: why it is the world's largest no-take marine protected area
Version of Record online: 17 JAN 2012
DOI: 10.1002/aqc.1248
Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems
Volume 22, Issue 2, pages 232–261, March 2012
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Sheppard, C. R. C., Ateweberhan, M., Bowen, B. W., Carr, P., Chen, C. A., Clubbe, C., Craig, M. T., Ebinghaus, R., Eble, J., Fitzsimmons, N., Gaither, M. R., Gan, C.-H., Gollock, M., Guzman, N., Graham, N. A. J., Harris, A., Jones, R., Keshavmurthy, S., Koldewey, H., Lundin, C. G., Mortimer, J. A., Obura, D., Pfeiffer, M., Price, A. R. G., Purkis, S., Raines, P., Readman, J. W., Riegl, B., Rogers, A., Schleyer, M., Seaward, M. R. D., Sheppard, A. L. S., Tamelander, J., Turner, J. R., Visram, S., Vogler, C., Vogt, S., Wolschke, H., Yang, J. M.-C., Yang, S.-Y. and Yesson, C. (2012), Reefs and islands of the Chagos Archipelago, Indian Ocean: why it is the world's largest no-take marine protected area. Aquatic Conserv: Mar. Freshw. Ecosyst., 22: 232–261. doi: 10.1002/aqc.1248
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InfoCision founder Gary L. Taylor dies
Gary L. Taylor, 59, of Akron, founder of InfoCision Management Corp. and philanthropist, died Saturday of complications arising from a heart attack he suffered in 2009.
"We are deeply saddened by the passing of Gary," said Steve Brubaker, InfoCision chief of staff. "We have all lost a great friend and leader. Gary made this company what it is today through hard work, dedication and a strong sense of integrity."
Taylor graduated from the University of Akron with a bachelor's degree in marketing in 1975. He continued on to earn his MBA, while serving as a graduate assistant, in 1977, and it was at the University of Akron he met his wife of 34 years, Karen, and shaped his career path.
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Aiken County Council made no changes to its millage for the fiscal year 2015, keeping the rate at 69.9.
Council adopted the rate during a special called meeting Tuesday night.
County Administrator Clay Killian said the meeting was called because the tax books have to be ready by Oct. 1, and the County tries to get the bills out by that time, as well.
Killian said the millage for the individual categories stayed the same and added up to the 69.9 rate, with one mill equating to $560,000 for Aiken County.
"These rates are exactly the same as last year, so we didn't change anything," he said. "They set and appropriate the budget by June 30, and then all the numbers get crunched and we then know the value of one mill in Aiken County."
The decision not to raise the millage is a follow-up to Councilwoman Kathy Rawls' June proposal to increase the salary range for Aiken County employees by 10 percent – a cost of $520,000.
It would also adjust the grades in the Sheriff's Office, the detention center and EMS, at a cost of $378,000. Lastly, the proposal would assure every employee "at least" a $1,000 increase in salary, at a cost of $400,000 to $500,000.
"The budget was adopted with a different way to increase salaries without doing a tax increase," Killian said. "The raises were included, and we're funding it from savings in the budget."
A possible increase to the millage has been a hot topic as of late, with county agencies, such as the Sheriff's Office, vying for an increase.
Sheriff Michael Hunt has been the most outspoken on the issue and did not receive his original request of Council to raise the millage specifically for law enforcement to 4 mills. That rate, he said, could bring in a potential $2.3 million, equalling a 20 percent salary increase for all Sheriff's Office employees, himself excluded.
He previously applauded the salary increase, but is still hoping for an increased millage in the future.
"I think it's going to help attract (employees)," Hunt said in July. "I mean, the starting salaries are going up. It may help retain some employees. It's a start, and we will assess what Council gave us and make it work."
Derrek Asberry is a beat reporter with the Aiken Standard. He joined the paper in June. He is originally from Vidalia, Ga., and a graduate of Georgia Southern University. Follow him on Twitter @DerrekAsberry.


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Imagination 'Rogue' GPUs to demo at CES
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LONDON – Partners of graphics IP licensor Imagination Technologies Group plc will be demonstrating the first products using the firm's PowerVR Series 6 GPU cores at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the company said. Equipment on show that uses Series 6 GPUs – codenamed Rogue – to render its graphics will include televisions, Imagination added.
Imagination's PowerVR Series 6 GPU architecture was announced in early in 2011 with a design win in the Nova A9600 application processor IC for mobile phones in development at ST-Ericsson and aimed at 28-nm CMOS manufacturing process technology. Series 6 was expected to bring about a 20-fold increase in performance over previous generation GPUs.
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Will Apple Consider ARM's New Mali GPU in 2013?
To date, Apple has been using Imagination Technologies GPU for iDevices, but that could all change in 2013 if ARM's new Mali GPU delivers on its promises of delivering greater power and a revolutionary new data compression technology called ASTC (Adaptive Scalable Texture Compression). Steve Steele, product manager of ARM's media processing division stated that "From the consumer's point of view it's going to mean better battery life and higher image quality." He went on to state that you'll "be able to download games faster, and it's also been designed to be more efficient at uncompressing data once it's on your device." Yet as tempting as it may be for Apple to make the switch, one has to remember that Apple is still a shareholder in Imagination Technologies that currently develops the PowerVR GPU that's powering today's iPad. Logic says that Apple will pass on this next generation GPU from ARM, but technology in the fast lane could sometimes throw in a surprise of two along the way – and so it's not a sure thing until it is. Only time will tell.
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Sentiment: Strong Sell


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Michelle Albarado (Col '95 L/M) and Kendrick Burner (Col '95 L/M) welcomed a son, Andrew Scott, on Sept. 21, 2013. Andrew joins big sister Gabbi and big brothers Will, Jack and Jefferson. The family resides in Culpeper, Virginia.
Posted 12/21/2014
Amy Rosenberg Allshouse (Col '95 L/M) and her husband, Marshal Allshouse, welcomed a son, Jacob Rosenberg Allshouse, in May 2013.
Posted 03/26/2015
Crystal Jones Brown (Col '95) was recently named chair of the National Education Association's board of directors. The NEA is a public charity that helps public school educators support student success. Ms. Brown, a seasoned communications leader, currently serves as the chief communications officer for the University of Maryland. In that role, she serves as the university's spokesperson and oversees the central communications office, including reputation management, media relations, social media, public affairs and strategic communications initiatives.
Posted 12/08/2014
Tené Hamilton Franklin (Col '95 L/M) was recently named director of the Tennessee Department of Health Office of Minority Health and Disparities Elimination. In this position, she facilitates and advocates for the development of policies, programs and services that appropriately respond to population health disparity issues across the state of Tennessee, especially those of racial and ethnic minority populations.
Posted 12/08/2014
Todd Friedlander (Arch '95 L/M) was recently named a principal at ACG Architects in Washington, D.C., a firm that specializes in residential, hospitality, commercial and diplomatic projects. He will share in the operational responsibilities for the firm while continuing to perform his ongoing project duties. Mr. Friedlander is the son of Mark P. Friedlander Jr. (Col '51, Law '57 L/M).
Posted 06/06/2016
David Grandis (Col '95) and Meade Prillaman Grandis (Com '01 L/M) welcomed a son, Cardwell Turner, on Sept. 7, 2014. Cardwell joins big sister Eleanor, 2. The family resides in Richmond, Va.
Posted 12/08/2014
Matthew Harvey (Col '95 L/M) has published the textbook Geometry Illuminated: An Illustrated Introduction to Euclidean and Hyperbolic Plane Geometry (Mathematical Association of America Press). Mr. Harvey is associate professor of mathematics at the University of Virginia's College at Wise.
Posted 07/18/2016
Charles J. "C.J." Higley (Col '95) has been named partner in the real estate and land use group at Farella Braun + Martel in San Francisco. He represents property owners, developers and cultural institutions with complex development projects in the Bay Area and Northern California. He focuses on assisting clients with land use entitlements, acquisitions and dispositions, leasing, design and construction law and compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act.
Posted 08/24/2015
Kirsten Mattes Kahle (Col '95) and R. Neal Kahle (Engr '96 L/M) welcomed a daughter, Elsbeth Mattea, on Feb. 26, 2014. Elsbeth joins siblings Maxwell Murphy, 8; Annika Marie, 7; and Theodore Neal, 4. The family lives in Indianapolis, where Dr. Kahle is a hospice and palliative medicine physician and Mr. Kahle is a software engineer.
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Jerome A. Magat (Col '95 L/M) is a seminary professor at St. Mary's Seminary and University in Baltimore, effective July 2015. Previously, he was a seminary professor at St. Patrick's Seminary and University in Menlo Park, California, where he taught liturgy and homiletics.
Posted 02/19/2015
Frances "Francy" Magee (Educ '95) has been appointed assistant provost and dean of students at Clark University. She previously worked as dean for campus life at the New York Institute of Technology for 10 years and in a number of positions in student affairs at Columbia University.
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Chris McKay (Col '95 L/M) and Sarah Ward McKay (Col '96) welcomed a daughter, Daphne Kate, on Nov. 20, 2013. Daphne joins big brothers Brooks, 8; and Trevor, 5. The family resides in San Francisco.
Posted 12/08/2014
Mandy Moore (Col '95 L/M) and her husband, David Burnie, welcomed a son, Hayden Regnier Burnie, in July 2014. Hayden joins big sister Adele, 7; and big brother Zach, 3. Hayden is the nephew of Ryan Moore (Col '93). The family currently resides in Toronto.
Posted 03/23/2015
Chad Owen (Col '95 L/M) was appointed records management coordinator at the Library of Virginia in May 2016. He leads the records management section, which analyzes and schedules public records for all state and local government agencies in the commonwealth. Mr. Owen was previously an associate professor at the University of Louisville Archives and Special Collections, where he served as archivist for records management and curator of the university's extensive collections of Edgar Rice Burroughs material.
Posted 05/24/2016
John D. Pullen (Com '95 L/M) and Brandy L. Wilson (Col '01) were married on Nov. 21, 2014, in Playa Del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Mexico. The couple resides in Smyrna, Georgia, where Mr. Pullen is a strategic accounts director for Salesforce Inc., and Ms. Wilson is a team leader for Randstad Engineering.
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Amid ongoing Turkish-backed Syrian rebel operations in the northern Aleppo Province, Turkish tanks were spotted in the town of Marea on October 22, supporting Syrian rebel groups in clashes against locally deployed Kurdish fighters from the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). Clashes have been reported inside the town, with unconfirmed reports of injuries amongst civilians.
The clashes began during a disagreement over territorial control of a newly captured nearby village called Sheikh Issa, according to Kurdish news reports.
The Turkish-backed Operation Euphrates Shield has caused significant tensions between Syrian Arab rebel outfits and their Kurdish counterparts, who had largely defended themselves from the Islamic State's initial 2014-2015 ground assaults on the areas. In this context, newly captured territories from IS have cause skirmishes between the two factions, largely due to Turkey's historic military stance against Kurdish autonomy.
In light of the ethnic tensions, border areas of the Aleppo Province facing Turkey have seen numerous Kurdish protests in recent days, calling for Turkey's military withdrawal from Syria. Credit: YouTube/ANHA
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A woman in South Dakota has been charged with raping three boys under the age of 10. Her boyfriend came home and caught her naked with all three of the boys at once. Woman aren't often charged with rape, but this woman seems to be all sorts of depraved.
A South Dakota mother was arrested Thursday after being found naked with three young boys by her boyfriend and four-year-old son.
Anne Doubler, 30, of Sioux Falls, faces more than a dozen counts after she was discovered with a trio of boys between the ages of seven and 10-years-old, and police believe there are at least three more victims.
Authorities said they are not sure if this was the first time Doubler was alone with the young boys, but the victim's mother said her son had been over the accused pedophile's house multiple times.
Doubler's horrified young son and boyfriend found her with the children Thursday afternoon and immediately called 911, said police.
Authorities aren't sure how long this has been going on but the mother of one of the little boys says her son had been at Doubler's house several times.
This horrible woman is held in jail on a $50,000 cash-only bond.
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A state rail infrastructure grant could mean more jobs for a city manufacturer and increased business opportunities for other area companies if the application is approved.
Lycoming County commissioners approved applying for a $350,000 state Department of Transportation rail assistance grant Thursday on behalf of NuWeld, 2600 Reach Road, that would allow for greater use of a 20-ton crane at the plant's transloading facility.
Used in a limited capacity for about the past 30 years, the crane would be used to load and offload products at NuWeld, which specializes in mechanical services, including welding, engineering and fabrication for the nuclear, natural gas and power industries.
The total $513,000 project could bring in 60 to 120 jobs if the grant is approved, according to company officials. NuWeld would be required to provide 30 percent of the total cost.
Caleb Derr, NuWeld contract administrator, said the project would expand the company's supplier base and make shipping and receiving products much more affordable.
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Other industries on Reach Road and beyond would have access to the crane and would benefit from additional shipping and receiving options.
Rail service into the facility would take numerous tractor-trailers off the highway, Derr added.
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For the 2015-16 academic year, he is a research fellow at the Shelby Cullom Davis Center for Historical Studies at Princeton University, where he is working on a new project examining documentation and memory of humanitarian crises, with a focus on the shaping of public understanding of the major Haiyuan (Gansu) earthquake of 1920 by revolutionary activists and May Fourth intellectuals in China.
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Immuno-gene Therapy for Thoracic Malignancies Lung cancer and other thoracic malignancies are the leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States today. The Thoracic Oncology Research Laboratory is focusing on the design of new treatment strategies for lung cancer and mesothelioma based on the rapidly evolving disciplines of molecular biology, immunotherapy, and gene therapy. Dr. Albelda's research is translational in focus and includes animal models, work with human tumor samples, and the conduct of clinical trials. This work is primarily funded through a recently renewed Program Project from the National Cancer Institute and participation in a number of RO1 grants. The tumor microenvironment is one area of active study. Studies are underway with the goals of 1) a better understanding of the biology of the tumor microenvironment with a focus on the immunuosuppressive activities of white blood cells and fibroblasts, 2) novel approaches to alter the tumor microenvironment to enhance immunotherapy including studying effects using COX-2 inhibitors, TGFbeta inhibitors, T-regulatory cell inhibitors., antibodies against B-cells, and chemotherapeutic drugs. A second area of interest in the lab is the use of adoptive T cell transfer to treat lung malignancies. Studies are underway to modify T cells in order to make them traffic more efficiently into tumors, to have better killing function, and to resist inactivation by the tumor microenvironment. A T cells targeting cancer-associated fibroblasts is being developed. In addition, Dr. Albelda is closely involved with a number of immunogene clinical trials at Penn using an adenovirus expressing the immune-activator interferon-alpha that is instilled into the pleural space of mesothelioma patients (in collaboration with Dr. Daniel Sterman) and T cells altered to attack the mesothelioma tumor target, mesothelin (in collaboration with Drs. Carl June and Andrew Haas).
Sterman DH, Alley E, Stevenson JP, Friedberg J, Metzger S, Recio A, Moon EK, Haas AR, Vachani A, Katz SI, Sun J, Heitjan D, Hwang WT, Litzky L, Yearley JH, Tan KS, Papasavvas E, Kennedy P, Montaner L, Cengel KA, Simone CB, Culligan M, Langer C, Albelda SM: Pilot and Feasibility Trial of Immuno-Gene Therapy of Malignant Mesothelioma Using Intrapleural Delivery of Adenovirus-Interferon-alpha Combined with Chemotherapy Clinical Cancer Research 22 (15): 3791-3800,2016.
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Situated near the airport, this spa hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Temuco Shopping Mall, Regional Museum of Araucania, and German Becker Municipal Stadium. Temuco Catholic University and Teodoro Schmidt Square are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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In addition to a full-service spa, Hotel Dreams Araucania features an indoor pool and a spa tub. The hotel offers a restaurant. A complimentary breakfast is offered.
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16 August 2016 - 11:58 PM
Ah, indeed!
Thanks to you both. "Priority queue" lead me in the right direction and I now have it working. Now to test it and continue on my merry way!
16 August 2016 - 01:05 PM
Thanks guys.
16 December 2015 - 10:17 PM
After reading the replies, I went back to my code and had a good look over, taking what you guys said. Turns out, I didn't follow proper rasterization rules which was causing all manner of problems in my code.
This bit from MSDN might help someone having the same problem:
"Non-antialiased line rendering rules are exactly the same as those for GDI lines."
26 November 2015 - 09:58 PM
Thanks for the suggestions guys.
I moved my rendering from DX9 to DX11, and oh my, how different it is. As soon as I'm done with the basics I'll get back on track with the lighting and investigate what you guys proposed.
It's taking me several days to put back in what was in D3DX9. I could use like, DirectXTK, but I want to learn and stay lib-free.
27 October 2015 - 09:01 PM
Thanks a lot for all the replies!
@Alberth, Thanks for the extensive post. I made my decision and will continue on my current path of doign the engine in VS C++ and the editor in Delphi. I do have Rad Studio, so I can use C++ Builder in time to start the conversion.
@ryan20fun, I'm using the unmanaged version of Delphi, so AFAIK, pinvoke is out of the question. But hey, I know very little about it and I need to look into it. Thanks.
@WozNZ, huh, I havent heard about Oxygen in years! I'll take a peek and see where they're at. Thanks!
@SmkViper, I always tried to stay away from .NET and WPF, but it is so widely used that I should take a look at that since I have Vs. Thanks mate!
@alnite, My problem with Delphi/Rad Studio does not stem from the codebase in general, but rather the way Embarcadero is taking the product as well as the quality of the IDE itself. I have the IDE crash on me at least once a day. I end up chasing quirks deep in the VCL source, or rattling my brain trying to understand their Direct2D implementation since the docs are not that amazing. And frankly, as someone that has decades of programming experience but just trying to finish my first big game project, Pascal is not the way to go.
Please dont get me wrong. I love Delphi, but it will never match VS in term of power. I just watched a video on the new DirectX debugging features of VS2015 and I was blown away with how powerful it is and how deep you can investigate. Yet, interface-wise, nothing matches the speed at which you can pump out native Win32/64 apps.
Embarcadero isn't the same since Nick Hodges left...
And alnite, you're totally right, a game doesn't have to be written in C++. But I believe that using Delphi will make things more complicated. The first time around anyways!
Thanks all!
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