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WEDNESDAY, February 20, 1867.The House met at 9 A. M.
Mr. RATLIFF moved that the reading of the journal of yesterday be dispensed with.
Mr. McFADIN desired to have the journal read.
The motion to dispense was rejected.
Mr SHUEY moved ineffectually to dispense with, the reading of the journal, excepting the record of the action of the House on the Congressional Apportionment bill, S. No. 1.
The journal having been read and approved -
On motion of Mr. NEWCOMB, it was ordered that absentees when the Congressional Apportionment bill, S. No. 1, was passed the House yesterday, be allowed to record their votes thereon, as they may desire to do so: whereupon
Mr. Morrison voted No; Mr. Kizer, No; Mr. Litson, Aye; Mr. Wolflin, Aye; Mr. Fuller, No; Mr. Skidmore, Aye; Mr Vawter No; Mr. Tebbs, No; Mr. Wolfer. Aye; Mr. Honneus, No; Mr. Bird, No; Mr. Baker, No, and Mr. Shoaff, No.
Mr. CHAMBERS made an ineffectual motion to take up the bill, S. No. 42. defining the 7th judicial circuit.
The SPEAKER, and Messrs. SHULL, MATTHIS, NEWCOMB and McLEAN, severally presented claims, which (without reading) were referred to the Committee on Claims.
Messrs. Irwin, Wolfe, Hamilton, Mason, Dunn, McMurray, Thacher, Stafford, Skidmore, Montgomery, Cory, Chambers, Shanks and McCarthy, severally presented petitions for the prohibition of intoxicating liquors, which (generally without reading) were referred to the Committee on Temperance.
Mr. FERRIS presented the memorial of John S. Hall and Abel W. Hall, contractors for convict labor in the State Prison South, setting forth a statement of facts, and reasoning against any change in the present system of prison management. It was referred to the Committee on State Prison South.
Mr. McLEAN, from the Education Committee returned Mr. Wright's Jasper county seminary land sales bill [H. R. 264], and Mr, CORY returned Mr. Wason's bill [H. R. 197] providing for the election of one school trustee for each ward of the cities and one additional for the city at large, recommending their passage.
Mr. WASON, from the Committee on Education, returned Mr. Shock's bill [H. R. 198] to increase the school tax, recommending its indefinite postponement, for the reason that its provisions are embraced in a pending proposition. The report was concurred in.
Mr. LITSON, from the Military Committee, returned the Soldiers' Home bill [S. 4] with an amendment recommending its passage.
Messrs. FERRIS, LOPP, STAFFORD and CRANE, severally submitted reports from the Committee on Claims, against the allowance of the claims of John I. Morrison. R. 0. Dormer and Solomon De Loug and Harmon Riggs ; and in favor of the allowance of the claims of Mrs. Pentecost, T. & C.C. Smith for $150 80 and the claim of Colonel Grafton F. Cookerly for $2,500 indemnity for the destruction of his press, &c., in 1862 by a military command.
Mr. SHUEY said this claim was an old one, and he should like to know more about it.
page: 282[View Page 282]Mr. ROSS stated the case. Some Democrat had said what he pleased some four years ago, and some shoulder-strapped individual destroyed his printing office for it, for the public good!
Mr. CAMPBELL said this was the first intimation he had of this claim. If this press was destroyed by soldiers in the service of the Government, the claimant ought to go to the General Government for indemnity. But if it was the work of a mob, the remedy was in the courts.
Mr. STAFFORD said he was opposed to the claim, not because this man was a Democrat - for he had neither said nor done anything against the country - but, on the contrary, he had a son in the war, &c. But because the destruction of Mr. Cookerly's press was induced by his home enemies. To give this indemnity would be a bad precedent.
Mr. CAMPBELL said that there were mobs all over the country; and would the State pay all the losses by mobs? But now every Democrat here will vote for this pay, though the leader of the mob that destroyed this press, he understood, was a leading Democrat, of Putnam county, at the time, and that he had since left the country He was opposed to this report. On political account, he would not pay for the destruction of a copperhead press, and he would not support the report because of the precedent.
Mr. BLANCH took the floor, but gave way for the
The SPEAKER, announced the special order, viz: the consideration of Mr. White's Petroleum Inspection bill [H. R. 284]
On motion of Mr. WHITE it was postponed and made the special order for tomorrow, 10 o'clock.
Mr. NEWCOMB (by leave) from the Committee on Ways and Means, returned Mr. Fu ler's assessment laws amendment bill [H. R. 296] recommending its indefinite postponement.
Also, the assessment laws amendment bill [S. 53] stating that the law has been amended about as often as the Constitution will permit.
Mr. FULLER explained that the bill, No. 296, was to extend the time for the Auditor to return his tax duplicate to the County Treasurer from the 15th of October to the 15th of November. He was satisfied with the report of the Committee, because the object would be secured by another bill.
These reports were then concurred in and the said bills were indefinitely postponed.
On motion of Mr. GRIGGS, the Thirteenth Article Repeal bill [S. No. 7] which failed once in the House for want of a constitutional majority, was taken up and finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas 56, nays 29.
On motion of Mr. WOODS, the Legislative Apportionment bill [S. No. 166-, printed on page 218 of these REPORTS] was taken up and read the second time, with the committees amendment thereto, viz: giving joint representation to Bartholomew and Shelby instead of Bartholomew and Jennings.
Mr. PRATHER said this was the same originally with his bill on this subject. He had felt himself strengthened by the Senate's action. It had been said that men were disfranchised and the State was gerrymandered by that bill. He remembered what was done sixteen years ago - that ut Jennings with Jackson for senatorial purposes - disfranchising many in Bartholomew, etc. He defended the considerations which induce men to legislate for the perpetuation of right principles. And he defended the general fairness of the bill. But he opposed the amendment reported by the committee as an attempt to thrust his country back into, associations for representative purposes with those against whom they have been so long battling. It was a proposition coming from the enemy. He referred to one of the early anti-war speeches of Mr. Senator Hendricks to the Chicago Convention, and other matter of history, which has blackened and destroyed the repute and ancient renown of the Democratic party; and he believed now, that the House would spurn, (as he did,) any advice coming from that quarter for modification of this bill. He moved to lay the amendment of the majority of the committee on the table, and demanded the yeas and nays.
The motion was rejected - yeas 11, nays 74; and the question recurred on the amendment.
Mr. KIZER made a personal speech by way of reply to the gentleman from Jennings.
Mr. WILLIAMS proposed to amend, by striking out "Shelby" and inserting "Brown."
He could see no good reason why Jennings should have a joint representative, when she lacks four votes of enough to entitle her to one representative. He stated the relative voting strength of these counties to sustain his amendment-ignoring the political considerations indulged - with the statement that his son lost his life on a Southern battlefield.
Mr. BARRITT also defended the amendment. He would not defend his loyalty beyond his record. He would not injure Jen- page: 283[View Page 283] nings, but asked for justice for Bartholomew.
Mr. THACHER defended the committee's amendment. He opposed Mr. Williams' amendment, giving reasons.
Mr. WOODS said this was a question of figures, not as to how many of our wives' relations have been in the army. He moved to lay Mr. Williams' amendment on the table.
It was so ordered.
Mr. WOLFE was proceeding to offer general considerations against the bill - but
The SPEAKER had given the floor to
Mr. LITSON, who submitted the foliowing:
Amend the second section so that it will read: "Jefferson and Scott one; Jennings and Bartholomew one."
Amend the third section so that it will read :
"Bartholomew one ; Jennings and Bartholomew one."
On motion of Mr. NEWCOMB, it was laid on the table.
Mr. FOULKE stated the reasons why themajority of the committee opposed thea mendment, showing that Jennings, under original bill, would have a representation of1784 more than she is entitled to: and what was given Bartholomew and Shelby, only left them a surplus of about 600 unrepresented.
Mr. NEWCOMB demanded the previous question, and under its force the committee's amendment was adopted.
Mr BOBO proposed to amend the bill as follows:
Strike out "Morgan and Johnson one; Wells and Adams one." in the third secrion, and insert this: "Wells one, and the county of Adams one."
Mr. BOBO gave considerations supporting his amendment, and speaking generally in opposition to the bill, and of the relative merits of the services of Democrats and Republicans in war. If his amendment was not, acceptable, he hoped at least the House would give them something; better than a representative for 5,000 voters.
Mr. NEWCOMB showed by arithmetic, that Republican counties suffer more than the gentleman's district. Mr Woods interposed to say that the counties of Saint Joseph and Marshall had a larger surplus.
Mr GREER defended the apportionment for representative purposes which this bill proposes He gave way for a further statement by
Mr. BOBO, who continued to allege that our voice and action in the House of Representatives would be taken away without his amendment.
Mr GREER then moved to lay Mr Bobo's amendment on the table.
It, was so ordered.
Mr. LOPP proposed to amend in the 3d section, by striking out, "Johnson and Morgan one," and inserting "Harrison and Washington one."
He called attention to the number of voters marked on the map, which justified his amendment.
Mr. PRATHER said the committee left Morgan and Johnson just where they found them under a Democratic apportionment.
Mr. VAWTER said the Democracy were satisfied so far as Morgan and Johnson are concerned here. He defended the old apportionment. On his motion Mr. Lopp's amendment was laid on the table.
Mr. CROWE proposed to amend by giving the joint member from "Jefferson, Scott and Clarke" to "Scott and Clarke." He defended this proposition. If Scott has a joint representation with Clarke, there would be a possibility that the former county might sometime have a representative on this floor.
Mr. LITSON moved to lay the amendment on the table. But whithheld the motion for
Mr, O'NEIL, who made a statement of figures showing that Jefferson and Ripley counties have an excess of representation in the General Assembly of over a thousand votes, &c. He supported the amendment at length, contemplating the senatorial and representative situation in the down river counties of Clarke and Floyd
Mr. HONNEUS could tell gentlemen that this amendment would not change the political complexion. It was wrong to disfranchize the small counties The amendment would correct one of the most glaring things in the bill.
Mr. LITSON repelled the audacity of gentlemen talking about unfairness here, who come from counties where the Democratic representatives come hereby the intervention of illegal votes from Kentucky. He replied to the calculations with respect to the representat on proposed for Jefferson county, alleging that no arithmetic could show that the bill gave her an excess of more than about six hundred votes He renewed the motion to lay the amendment on the table.
It was so ordered, by yeas 57, nays 31.
The House then took a recess until 2 o'clock.
Mr. EDMONSON proposed to amend the bill further, so,as to give Vanderburgh one, Dubois one, and Martin one
Mr. HOPKINS supporred the amendment.
On motion by Mr NEWCOMB, it was laid on the table
Mr. SHULL proposed further to amend page: 284[View Page 284] by striking out all after the enacting clause and inserting this: Each county in the State shall be entitled to one representative except the counties of Wayne, Allen and Marion, which shall have two each. He supported this proposition by various considerations, but chiefly that of justice to the counties, which was denied by the Senate bill.
Mr. McFADIN said this was the first proposition that has been offered which he felt like supporting on this floor. He referred to the impracticability of one man adequately representing more than one county. The proposition, he was informed, made the even one hundred members the limitation of the Constitution.
Mr. HAMILTON. Was it the people or the dirt that's going to rule this State? If it is the dirt, the gentleman was right.
Mr. NEWCOMB supposed from the character of the last amendment that gentlemen have about run out all their amendments He showed something of the inequality and unconstitutionality of the amendment; and moved to lay it on the table
The motion was agreed to - yeas 58, nays 26.
Mr. SHIELDS proposed to amend, by striking out: "Kosciusko and Fulton one," and inserting: "Fulton one." He submitted considerations in favor of this modification.
Mr. HUGHES was surprised at the opposition to this bill, based on the fact that it did so much for the Union party. He was sorry it did not do more. Members of that party have read the Constitution. It was a conscientious party - had not yet learned to substitute discipline for principle. Such men had perfected this bill,- such men wanted justice to the nineteenth part of a hair. Leaving out these floating representations, it would be impossible to make any successful criticism on the bill. We ought all to desire to make the Union party as strong as possible in the Legislature. It could not be incumbent on gentlemen to go home and show that their every voter was represented. If he were to go back to his constituents and say to them: though you have not got the representation you desire, yet it is given to the Union party in some other place, he did not suppose they would say to him "anathema maranatha," but on the contrary, "good and faithful servant." He would like to vote for this amendment, but he felt himself pledged to vote for the bill as it is. He was sorry to see the public time consumed, but he supposed it would result pretty much as it was agreed upon in the street the other day that the bill would pass as it is, &c. And after taking a wide discursive range of remark, in which he was indulged by the House, notwithstanding the twenty minutes' restriction, he closed by alleging again the impossibility of Union men uniting and conspiring to pass an unfair apportionment bill.
Mr. KIZER replied at length to Mr. Hughes - following in the same discursory vein, requiring sometimes the interposition of the Chair for order.
Mr. NEWCOMB brought the debate back to the amendment by Mr. Shields, to give Fulton a representative; and when he had described its effects on the bill, on his motion, it was laid on the table.
He then moved that the bill be ordered to the third reading; whereon he demanded the previous question, and under its force, the amendments were ordered to the engrossment, and the bill to the third reading.
On his further motion, the bill was made the special order for to-morrow at 2 o'clock P. M.
On motion of Mr. CHAMBERS, the 7th judicial circuit bill [S. 42] was taken up on the second reading. It affects the times of holding court in the counties of Grant, Delaware, Henry and Hancock. It was finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas 76, nays 3.
On motion of Mr. THACHER, the concurrent resolution of the Senate for a national salute to be fired at the south front of the Capitol, Friday, the 22d of February, was taken up.
Mr. SPENCER proposed to amend by inserting after the word "February" these words, "And for his integrity in the most trying time of our national history, we regard Abraham Lincoln as the special jewel of the Republic."
Mr. O'NEIL moved ineffectually to lay the amendment on the table.
The SPEAKER then decided the amendment as not germane to the resolution, and out of order.
The Senate's resolution was then concurred in.
Mr. WILSON obtained leave to introduce a joint resolution [H. R. 17] to instruct the Governor to send an agent to the State of Mississippi, to secure the protection and release of David Harrison, of Pike county, which was passed to the second reading.
Mr. Belford's joint resolution [H. R. 9] declaring that there is no law now in force to pay the expenses of the Military Agencies in Indianapolis and Washington, D. C.. and abolishing said offices, &c. - coming up on the 2d reading - with the amendments if the Committee on Military Affairs -
Mr. LITSON said the amendments transfer the business on hand to the Adjutant page: 285[View Page 285] General without any additional cost to the applicants.
Mr. CRAIN. Does the amendment continue the office here.
Mr. LITSON. No, sir.
Mr. STEWART might not understand this matter thoroughly; but he was unwilling to do anything that would militate against the interests of soldiers or their families. He understands that there are some 6,000 claims still pending; and he hesitated about where to pass these matters. He would not pass them over to the claim agents; and should vote against taking in that portion of this business.
Mr. BELFORD said this agency was designed for the soldiers' accommodation. It was a creature of the war, and worked well; but not since the war. The soldiers in his region employ the local agents, and would not be taxed to support the State agency, understood that the State's agent had drawing compensation from the State Treasury without authority of law. Its benefits also were local. Not a single soldier in his region had derived any benefit from it. Then it was for the General Assembly to determine whether this agency, local in Benefits, shall be continued at the expense of all the people? He did not think local influences should prevail for the continuance of these agencies; nor should they be paid out of the treasury for doing what advertise as the promptings of philanthropy. If this agency was to be continued, he said the unlawful peculations of the treasury by the agents ought to be avoided by an appropriation.
Mr NEWCOMB answered the implication that this agency was unlawfully supported out of the treasury. He stated that it was from the five per cent, fund, provided byit the last session, that these agencies at Washington city and Indianapolis were maintained. He supposed the Governor did right - did not exceed the discretion - given him by the act of 1865. As at present advised, he should vote against the joint resolution on its passage.
Mr. WOLFE considered that this diversion of the five per cent, fund was wrong.
Mr. MILLER would be distinctly understood that he uttered no word of censure against these agents paid by the State. But these agencies have failed in their object - business having only extended to 5,000soldiers - but a small part of the claim business. Many private agencies have done - business. Besides we have this State agency collecting the claims of officers.
Mr. SCAMMAHORN would be willing to continue the agency if it were necesfary.
Mr. MILLER. So would he; but he objected to supporting an agency which could not reach one case in a thousand. If it would benefit all soldiers alike, he would support it.
Mr BLANCH was opposed to discontinuing this agency. He was a friend of the soldier. If this unsettled business were thrown into the office of the Adjutant General, it could not be done there without expense. He would leave this question of the continuance or not of this agency entirely to the Governor.
Mr. GORDON said in most cases that have come under his observation, it has cost more for distant applicants to come to Indianapolis than it would to employ any local claim agent, who is allowed to charge but $5. There were few outside of Marion county that come to the State Agent. Those only who live in the vicinity of Indianapolis were benefitted by this State agency, If it were to be continued every county should have an agent.
Mr. NEWCOMB. What will be done with cases where the local agent will not do the business for $5?
Mr. GORDON said he knew of none that have been turned away on account of that difficulty.
Mr. BOBO stated cases of insufficiency of testimony where the State Agency utterly fails in efficacy. It depends wholly on the kindness and energy of the attorney - the claim agent - whether cases of difficulty are got through or not.
Mr. LITSON said the committee came to the conclusion that these agencies were a most expensive luxury to the soldier. He said, also, that it was a fact that all cases of unjust claims were freely taken at the agency across the street. What the soldiers want was nothing more than the integrity of local agents. He was in favor of abolishing this thing, because the soldiers do not ask for it - nearly all of them depending on private agencies. He referred to the fact of the refusal of the General Assembly last winter to legalize this thing, and yet it was continued here.
Mr. WOODS proposed to recommit the bill, with instructions to amend so as to provide for the establishment of a local agent in each county, who shall be paid out of the State Treasury the fees that the local agents are allowed to charge. The appointment of these agents might be made by the Governor, or any other authority which the committee might prefer. He referred to cases of soldiers having been charged here - not for getting the certificates - but for getting the money from the paymaster. "From one we might learn all."
Mr. STAFFORD made kindred intimations against these agencies.
Mr. NEWCOMB said he was unwilling to hear these intimations, unless gentlemen would name the offender.
page: 286[View Page 286]Mr. McLEAN. Whilst he was in favor of the resolution, he was satisfied that Mr. Hannaman, the agent here, would never have been a party to such a piece of larceny - such as getting money from soldiers under false pretences.
Mr. HUGHES demanded the previous question, and under its force -
Mr. Wood's amendment was rejected.
The committee's amendment was then agreed to, and the resolution was ordered to the engrossment.
The House then adjourned.


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NEWBERRY — A packed Newberry Opera House greeted Olivia Newton-John with enthusiasm Thursday evening.
The Aussie raised singer-actress-cancer survivor belted out tunes a crowd that reached beyond Newberry County residents and even out of state fans.
The 64-year-young Newton-John began her career in the 1960s and is still touring and working on a CD set for release next year.
There are 420 seats in the Opera House which Opera House Director Deborah Smith said completely sold out.
In fact, she says, "We could have sold out the show three times."
Fans young and old, near and far gathered to hear the popular icon sing.
One couple, Euston and Ann Shealy, are Opera House faithful attendees and just wanted to attend a show at a favorite spot.
This was actually their fourth visit this week, they say. Ann Shealy says she really enjoys the opera singers and shows as those are her favorite.
While there were plenty of Newberry County residents, there were also fans who ventured from outside the county, or outside the state in Ron Wallace's case.
The Greensboro, N.C. resident grabbed front row seats to hear one of his favorites. He also brought flowers which he would present to her later in the show. Until then, they were discreetly under his chair.
"I've been a fan since I was eight-years-old," Wallace said who is now in his forties, "I first heard her on the radio (in the 1970s) singing 'Have you never been mellow.'"
This is Wallace's first trip to the Opera House and when asked what he likes about Newton-John, he elaborates, "I love her spirit, her voice, the way she looks. You feel so special (when she sings). It's not just music but her as a person. She's very giving, especially to the cancer fund since she's a survivor."
There were some other fans from North Carolina who came to see Newton-John as well.
Belinda Taylor says, "I love it all. I've been a fan for 34 years. The first time I saw her was in Atlanta, Ga. in 2001."
Perhaps it was coincidental, but Amy Elkins who was in the next row, said that was her first show too. Elkins says her favorite song is "Tied Up."
Closer to the county were Rex and Beth Taylor from Blythewood who were excited to see the Aussie lass in concert.
The Taylors say this was their third Newton-John concert within the last couple of years.
"I honestly love you" is a mutual favorite of the couple who profess to being fans.
As for Brenda Cobb and Melissa Bemuh, this was a Christmas treat for the friends. It was also their second Newton-John show.
"I can't narrow it down to one song," said Cobb, "'Love is a gift' is a favorite song.'"
"I grew up loving her," said Bemuh, "Her grace, beauty and talent; her spirit is so strong. She's such a beautiful soul."
The night brought together many fans of the singer as well as Opera House groupies bringing in much desired business into the county.


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Ashley's Bar and Grill is the type of neighborhood establishment that attracts an amalgam of customers. The tattooed artist might share the bar with an entrepreneur while the blue-collar workers shoot a game of pool, and no one blinks an eye. The regulars and bartenders are welcoming, as are the cozy booths that line the walls. Cash is king at Ashley's, but if you forget, get a 20 from the ATM in the corner of the bar and stretch it into a meal and two drinks, or even a couple of rounds on the jukebox. Read more about this Orange County bar or club >>
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Police Log: Assault and Battery and a New Year's Brawl
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The following is an excerpt from the Wilmington Police log from Sunday, December 30, to Tuesday, January 1.
Sunday, December 30
12:06 a.m.: A snow plow operator struck a gas line on the building at Frito Lay on Ballardvale Street.
4:47 p.m.: On Grace Drive, a resident reported their neighbor is constantly putting their recycling out early and it is causing a traffic issue blowing around in the area. Police spoke to the homeowner and advised them of the issue.
Monday, December 31
1:53 a.m.: A Woburn Street caller reported a Ford truck in the tension pond in the area. Upon arrival a tow truck had already pulled the truck out of the water, but he wanted the incident logged.
6:00 p.m.: A Main Street caller reported that her cell phone is missing or stolen.
6:56 p.m.: A caller requested a well-being check on a family member and their children who left her home out of town about 30 minutes ago and not yet called to check in after receiving threatening voicemails from another relative. Jason J. Brown, 26, of 2113 Evergreen Drive, Wilmington, was arrested and charged with assault and battery.
Tuesday, January 1
2:30 a.m.: Seven or eight teenagers were fighting in the road on Revere Ave. The Fire Department was notified and responded. A resident involved in the incident declined comment. An 18-year-old Wilmington man was taken into protective custody.
6:09 a.m.: An Avalon Drive resident called to report that her 21-year-old daughter has not returned from a night out in Boston. The woman went with a friend to Boston, but they became separated. The mother called back to report that she received a phone call indicating that her daughter was in the hospital.
9:51 a.m.: A caller stated that numerous Alice Ave. mailboxes were knocked down or stolen in the area, including hers. Several of the mailboxes were placed in the woods. The street sign for Alice Ave. was damaged and bent, and the street sign for Cambridge is completely missing.
11:06 a.m.: An employee on Jonspin Road reported numerous parties in the area videotaping the building. Spoke to security. They were advised that the group in question are birdwatchers. They will be asked to leave if they come onto the property.
1:19 p.m.: Police received a call from a parent who went through her daughter's cell phone and said there is a text detailing a plan to "rob the house." She wanted to speak to an officer.
11:05 p.m.: The sister of a female party on Evergreen Drive is concerned that someone may have broken into the home and taken prescription pills. Several windows were left unlocked and the homeowner was advised to secure the apartment.
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Sat, Jun 08, 2013 | 16:26 BST
DARK E3 trailer shows protagonist sneaking around to some thumping music
The E3 trailer for DARK is available below for your viewing pleasure. Those attending E3 should stop by the MadCatz booth and have a go at the game. The vampire-themed stealth game from Realmforge Studios will release on July 9 for Xbox 360 and PC.
Thu, May 16, 2013 | 02:08 BST
Dark trailer shows off vampiric stealth skills
Well, you could knock that guard unconscious and stuff him in a locker, or you could rip out his jugular. Welcome to Dark, Realmforge's blood-spattered take on stealth action.
Wed, Apr 17, 2013 | 21:06 BST
DARK video shows off some of Eric Bane's special attacks and powers
Kalypso Media has released a new trailer for DARK, the action-vampire game from Realmforge Studios. The video shows some of Eric Bane's special attacks and powers he will use to investigate Geoforge, an omnipresent and powerful global conglomerate which rules a near-future urban landscape. The game is slates for a Q2 release on PC and Xbox 360.
Wed, Mar 27, 2013 | 16:04 GMT
Dark gameplay trailer escapes GDC, shows vampire action
Dark developer Realmforge Studios has published a gameplay trailer for its third person – looks like Borderlands – vampire romp. The clip shows stealth, posession powers, executions and more.
Sat, Mar 02, 2013 | 16:45 GMT
DARK video shows off vampiric gameplay
DARK, the supernatural third-person stealth action-RPG for consoles and PC from Realmforge Studios, has a new video available below the break showing off a bit of gameplay. To be published by Kalypso, DARK is scheduled for release Q2 2013 on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360.
Thu, Feb 14, 2013 | 21:11 GMT
DARK video and boxart are both rather vampiric
Kalypso has released a new showing off the stealth action-RPG DARK, from Realmforge. It's below along with the box artwork. DARK is scheduled for release Q2 2013on PC, and Xbox 360.
Tue, Nov 27, 2012 | 15:27 GMT
DARK screenshots show various environments, characters, vampire anti-hero
DARK, the supernatural third-person stealth action-RPG for consoles and PC from Realmforge Studios, has new screenshots available below the break. The assets show the various characters and environments found in the game, and show off its 3D cel-shaded art style. In the game, players done the hoodie of vampire anti-hero Eric Bane as he fights against the forces of the GeoForge Corporation in an attempt to expose its secrets. DARK is scheduled for release Q2 2013.
Fri, Oct 05, 2012 | 07:12 BST
Atlus to distribute Kalypso titles in the US
Atlus has signed on as US distributor for Kalypso. The European publisher's upcoming slate is now secured for US release – that's Port Royale 3 for PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on October 9; Tropico 4: Gold Edition on PC and Xbox 360 on November 1; Omerta – City of Gangsters on PC and Xbox 360, delayed from November to early 2013; and DARK for PC and Xbox 360 in March 2013. Atlus has served as distributor on individual Kalypso games in the past but this it the first time the two publishers have sealed the deal.
Thu, May 24, 2012 | 13:29 BST
DARK – Realmforge's vampire, action-stealth game gets a teaser
Kalypso Media has released a teaser video for DARK, Realmforge's vampire, action-stealth game. It's posted below, and shows who we assume is the main character, Eric Bane, about to have a very, very bad day. Game's out for PC and consoles in early 2013.
Fri, May 11, 2012 | 14:10 BST
Details on Realmforge's DARK slink out of the shadows
Kalypso Media has dropped some extra details on DARK, Realmforge's vampire, action-stealth game for PC and consoles.
Fri, May 04, 2012 | 19:17 BST
Realmforge developing DARK for PC, consoles, new screens released
Realmforge has announced its stealth-action RPG DARK will be released on PC and consoles, and has updated its Facebook page with shots of the game's vampire protagonist, Eric Bane. The title is set in the present day with our hero waking up at a vampire bar with no memory of how get got there or how he became one of the undead. Bane's vampiric skills will be upgradable, and the game is to be published by Kalypso Media. The game is due in the first quarter of 2013.


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NBA: Kyrie Irving scores 32, Dion Waiters 23 in Rising Stars Challenge
HOUSTON (AP) — Kenneth Faried was a Manimal among boys in the Rising Stars Challenge.
Faried had 40 points and 10 rebounds and entertained the crowd at the end with a series of dunks, leading Team Chuck to a 163-135 victory over Team Shaq on Friday night.
Cavs point guard Kyrie Irving, last year's MVP, scored 32 points and rookie Dion Waiters, Irving's Cavs' teammate, added 23 for Shaq's team.
Nicknamed "Manimal" for his physical style of play, Faried made 18 of 22 shots and was selected the game's most valuable player. He'll also compete Saturday night in the dunk contest at All-Star Weekend and offered a sneak preview of what he has planned with several powerful jams.
"It was more of a tease," Faried said. "Tomorrow is a lot different, a lot bigger stage. I have a lot of different types of dunks and moves. Keep people guessing."
For the second straight year, the rosters of both teams were a mix of rookie and second-year players and former stars Shaquille O'Neal and Charles Barkley served as opposing general managers.
Sacramento point guard Isaiah Thomas had 18 points and 10 assists for Barkley's team.
The last few minutes of the meaningless game devolved into a spontaneous dunk contest, with players taking turns showing off their acrobatic moves while the others stood and watched. Faried drew the biggest cheers with four thunderous slams.
"I just went out there to have fun," said Faried, the 22nd overall pick in the 2011 draft by Denver. "I guess that is a regular game for me, enjoying myself and having fun."
He cradled the crystal MVP trophy after the game, an unexpected bonus to his busy weekend in Houston. Continued...
"I didn't come into the weekend thinking, 'Oh, I want all of the attention," Faried said. "I just came in to have fun, no matter which way you try to put it or what people try to say, 'Oh, he wanted the MVP.' I didn't want it. I couldn't care less. As long as I have fun playing the game, to me, that's all that matters."
The average score of the game over the past five seasons was 138-131, and New Orleans rookie Anthony Davis set the tone with an alley-oop pass to San Antonio's Kawhi Leonard for a dunk 20 seconds into the game.
Barkley's team finished virtually all of their first-half possessions with uncontested 3-pointers or dunks and led 90-66 at halftime.
Team Chuck went 12 for 18 from 3-point range in the first half and Thomas hit his first four tries. Cleveland forward Tristan Thompson was the only player on Barkley's team who didn't hit a 3 in the half, but he made up for it with four dunks.
Leonard sank two 3-pointers, and Davis converted Ricky Rubio's 10th assist into another dunk early in the second half as the offensive showcase resumed. Leonard blocked Waiters' dunk attempt at the other end, one of the few displays of individual defense showed all night.
Late in the game, an individual duel developed between Detroit guard Brandon Knight and Irving, stirring the indifferent crowd. Knight sank a 3-pointer and a step-back jumper, but Irving then made Knight stumble with a crossover dribble and a jumper of his own.
"Just happened, honestly, a couple of plays going down the court with him," Irving said. "He's a good friend of mine, it's great competition."
Players on both teams stepped aside for a while to let Irving and Knight go at it. Irving blew by Knight for a layup, and Knight returned the favor with a quick drive at the other end. He missed the shot, though, and Faried was there for the offensive putback as he was most of the night.
The last few minutes devolved into a spontaneous dunk contest, with players taking turns showing off their acrobatic moves while the others stood and watched. Faried drew the biggest cheers.
"I do have a hard-working style and just a 'grind-it-out, never quit' attitude," he said. "Tonight was just more of a fun game to me. I just enjoyed myself, smiling, and then we wanted to win. That was the conscious decision we all made. Continued...
"There wasn't prize money, but we had fun doing it."
Leonard scored 20 points and Thompson finished with 20 points and 10 rebounds. Barkley's team went 17 for 32 from 3-point range and shot 64 percent (69 of 108) overall in the game. Team Chuck also had a 51-24 rebounding edge and finished with 42 assists.
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1. | irregardless | ||
Used by people who ignorantly mean to say regardless. According to webster, it is a word, but since the prefix "ir" and the suffx "less" both mean "not or with" they cancel each other out, so what you end up with is regard. When you use this to try to say you don't care about something, you end up saying that you do. Of course everyone knows what you mean to say and only a pompous,rude asshole will correct you. Wife: "Irregardless is not a word, dummy"
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A word used by uneducated people intending to sound intelligent. Often, the defendant will use this word in court in an attempt to impress the judge and jury. Educated people notice and those who use this word instantly identify themselves to educated people as being uneducated. Educated people rarely correct them because it helps educated people more easily identify them if they are well groomed. Uh... yes your Honor.... Irregardless of the the evidence, I was not the young man in the security video.
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this is not a fucking word... Wtf Irregardless of what u think this is not a word.
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An unnecessary mispronunciation of the word "regardless". Guy 1: "Irregardless of what people think"...
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Irregardless is an illegitimate word, you shitstains! Putting the prefix Ir before the word regardless effectively makes it a double negative; thus the meaning of the word becomes: "without without regard." so instead of the intended meaning, which is without regard, it becomes just the opposite: with regard to!
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A word you should never, ever use in front of your English professor. Student: "But irregardless of that--"
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The kind of thing Dubya would say when he means to say "regardless". Its a bastardized version of the word "regardless", with an added superfluous "ir" added at the start. All you have to do is think about it logically to see that its not a grammatically correct word, just a mistake that unfortunetly became popular. You dont have to be a pompous or rude asshole to correct someone, just somebody who thinks its important that they dont compromise the English language to cater for people who cant be arsed to do their English homework.
To be honest, I dont mind people using words like this in normal speech, but I cant stand to see it in print. People like journalists and authors, I believe, have a responsibility to be at least somewhat gramatically correct. 1. If you're going to make a living from writing, then please make the effort to use real words instead of words like "Irregardless" and "alot".
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Jakub Kindl scored on a power play in the second period, Daniel Cleary had an empty-net goal and Jimmy Howard made 27 saves to help the Detroit Red Wings hold on for a 2-0 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks on Thursday night.
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AS Roma 2-1 Napoli
Napoli coach Walter Mazzarri lost to the club who could well offer him his next challenge in Serie A management as Roma beat the league's second-best team on the last day of the season.The Tuscan tactician has promised to reveal where his future lies...
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Napoli coach Walter Mazzarri lost to the club who could well offer him his next challenge in Serie A management as Roma beat the league's second-best team on the last day of the season.The Tuscan tactician has promised to reveal where his future lies...
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And the circle closes
Susie SchaafSpox.de recently held a vote on the best team ever in 50 years of Bundesliga competition . Fittingly (or perhaps prematurely, depending on who you ask) Borussia Moenchengladbach's 1970-'71 side beat out this year's Bayern Munich in the final. And...
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David UbbenOklahoma coach Bob Stoops stirred up a healthy debate this week when he took a few shots at the SEC, the same league that's captured the last seven national championships. "So they've had the best team in college football," Stoops told the Tulsa W...
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Stonehenge Telecom, a premier provider of next generation telecommunication services and products, has acquired Supranetcom, a French software vendor based in Paris that specializes in the design of telecom software platforms for delivering Value-Added Services (VAS) and Mobile Financial Services (MFS).
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The acquisition consummates the two companies' bilateral relationship. Its purpose is to expand Stonehenge's breadth of services and technology tool chest, as well as expand their rapidly growing presence in the global wireless telecom market. "We are very excited to announce the acquisition of Supranetcom and welcome them to the Stonehenge group of companies. Supranetcom's rich suite of software products will play a significant role in the tactical direction of our company, and will have immediate impact on our ability to capitalize on cross-sell opportunities within our mobile and wholesale voice termination divisions," said Patrick Willemsen, President and CEO of Stonehenge.
Since the first public announcement of this acquisition in May 2012, Supranetcom has embarked on a number of new software platform deployments in North Africa, including a strategic partnership with a leading Mobile Network Operator through which Supranetcom launched MoneyM, its new Mobile Financial Services platform with an integrated Virtual Wallet. MoneyM provides mobile operators with the unique ability to extend their services to existing customers and provide financial connectivity to individuals with no previous banking relationships. Subscribers with a few key strokes can easily conduct financial transactions such as Merchant payments, Peer-to-Peer Money transfers, Mobile Top-ups and Bill-Pay. Supranetcom is also launching a new product family targeting the area of mobile multimedia and streaming services for Mobile operators enabling them to provide multimedia-based services such as Ringback Tones, Background Music, Karaoke, and Music on Demand services. Supranetcom's primary clients are Telecom Carriers, Mobile Operators, Service Providers, Large Enterprises and Financial Institutions. "These significant achievements for our company, combined with the strategic roadmap alongside Stonehenge, Supranetcom is certainly poised for an even greater 2013," stated Youcef Louadj, Supranetcom's President.
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A group of Wichita students has some unusual plans for spring break. Instead of partying, goofing off or playing video games, they plan a long march to honor soldiers from decades ago.
"First thing I heard was Bataan Death March re-enactment, first thing I said was when can I go?" Quite a response from a teenager, considering the event took place more than 70 years ago.
It was 1942 when U-S and Filipino soldiers surrendered to Japanese forces after the battle of Bataan. Thousands of them were forced to march 63 miles to a prisoner of war camp under horrible conditions.
"If you stopped, the Japanese would basically just kill you. You weren't allowed to stop, you weren't allowed to eat," said high school student Quentin Dively. Because of the hardship, seven to ten thousand of the prisoners didn't survive.
Quenton is one of four West High School Junior ROTC cadets who will be in New Mexico next week for a Bataan Death March memorial. They'll march he length of a marathon, just over 26miles.
History will come alive even more because some of the actual death march survivors will be on hand.
"And to first hand hear their accounts and to talk to these gentlemen to me was extremely moving experience and I would hope the kids get something out of that as well," said Lieutenant Colonel Roy Yenchesky.
"I think that my generation doesn't really understand what happened to the soldiers back then and what hardships. They just play Call of Duty and they think, 'oh, we can do that it looks like so much fun.' War is a treacherous thing and people need to know about it," said Cadet Antonio Banuelos.
The West students have been training for the march since October. Originally there were 20 signed up, now just four are left.


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Guys! I have a question, is there any RPG anime games in PC out there? I mean not the dating sims type. I have seen many but most of them are in japanese language.
Thanks so much!
umm yeah you do get some like higurashi etc
Hmm...they are a lot. If you go to a really good gaming store, they should have some. In my case, they do..i'm not sure bout your place.
Tales of- games. there's a lot of them.
Oh, and you should try Blazblue too. It's a japanese anime-style fighting game.
I heard the Umineko no Naku Koro ni game was much better than the anime. Havent tried it out yet though.
I'm surprised no one mention Clannad, does both first and second season, there no official English one but there is a fan subbed one and its pretty well done.
I think there's a misunderstanding going on...
Are you talking about games with anime sequences, or games based off of an anime series/vice versa?
I get that you arent talking about vns though.
Valkyria Chronicles is a good game, and its anime counterpart is just as good, if thats the type of thing you're looking for.
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Only one I can think of that not a SIMs type on PC is: Ys: Oath in Felghana; Final Fantasy 7 is also on PC to xD Other then that, 99% of the RPG games are Japanese on PC, to bad we'll never experience them unless you plan on learning Japanese lolz
There are tons of RPG games not for the PC though and are in English, if your interested gimme a message. I can range them from the past such as the NES to recent systems like the Xbox 360/PS3 from my personal experience.
Devil may Cry is on PC I think they have 4 or more released so far.
is a wiki list and systems for A-Z games based on anime
Another Century Episode aka ACE is a mech game of all known mech anime though only in Playstation
Thanks for the help guys! Well actually I was looking for anime 'like' rpg games in PC, not the dating sims type or online type. Yeah a lot of these games are in PS and other consoles. Too bad I cant afford 'em. As for DMC 3 & 4, its a really nice rpg game. I'm trying for others though. Yup, the tales series is good, I tried one at my friend's house "Tales of the Abyss" which is nice in both anime and game!
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The chief of NIDA's Services Research Branch talks about drug abuse treatment within the criminal justice system, and assesses the challenges facing drug abuse treatment overall in the United States.
July 2012 A modified therapeutic community program designed by NIDA-supported researchers helped Colorado offenders with co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders re-enter their communities and avoid recidivism after release from prison.
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A man of 23 years of age has his parents looking after his finances? He'll never grow up like that. Independence with guidance is the best way.
migya make the ring fall on ya |
I thnk this would be a great idea. |
I would LOVE McGuire.
PLEASE, Joe... Bob... Logo... WHOEVER is mulling this around, MAKE it HAPPEN. I've been clamoring for a shut-down perimeter defender for months; was willing to deal Barnes or Klay to get one. If McGuire is an option and there are two open roster spots, there is NO reason not to go out and get him. For real. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS DIE HARD |
He'd be a SF and that would mean less minutes for Green and if he's still doing anything productive, RJ. Think he would be good though, because of his defense which is always a plus.
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Looks like they've filled one of those spots with some guy named Malcolm Thomas.
"The Golden State Warriors will sign Malcolm Thomas to a 10-day contract. The Warriors have two roster spots available following their cap-saving trades of Jeremy Tyler and Charles Jenkins before the deadline. Thomas played for Maccabi Tel Aviv this season until February and recently joined the Los Angeles D-Fenders of the D-League." |
Makes sense, no?
The veteran minimum for McGuire would push them back over the cap, right? Which would undo the deadline deals when we gave Jenkins and Tyler away. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS DIE HARD |
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As long as green gets more minutes than Mcguire I am fine with it.
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At this point, they don't need another front court player. They need a guard. Preferably a point guard, especially if Jack plans to keep taking the second most shots in the game. He's basically a shooting guard for the Warriors.
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Game 5 vs the Spurs Richard Jefferson checking in, was on the spurs side. Manu and Duncan did not take kindly to it, and Jefferson did not really react (which I did not like), strange stare down though by Duncan near the end.
I know this isn't about the Warriors, or basketball at all, but, it just reminded me of our often discussions about statistics.
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Aqua Teen Hunger Force (ATHF) is HILLARIOUS! If you haven't seen it yet, make a note to watch it. It is genius. I mean, a walking talking human sized milkshake, thats awesome! Also a floating box of fries and an uncooked wad of meat? Its great, one of the greatest things to happen to TV. I think carl is the funniest character on there. In the words of carl: "Are ya kiddin'? Aqua Teen Hunger Force is Frickin Awesome! Now get the hell off my lawn."
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Best damn show on Adult Swim, period. Consists of 3 main characters, Master Shake (the self-appointed leader of the Aqua Teens), Frylock (the smart one who actually does all the work) and Meatwad (the comic relief). Used to be detectives but quit their job because they weren't making a lot of money. Other characters include Carl, Dr. Weird and Steve. Number one in the hood, g.
2. | Aqua Teen Hunger Force | ||
At one time the best show on Adult Swim, but ever since the movie has come out it has been going to downhill fast. Story involves three fast food characters, frylock, shake, and meatwad who were once detectives and solved mysteries, but later on the plots came from completely random events. Notable villains include mothmonsterman, MC Pee Pants, and the broodwitch. Adult Swim Fan #1- "New Aqua Teen Hunger Force is on tonight!!"
Adult Swim Fan #2- "No thanks, That show stopped being funny after the 3rd season" |
3. | aqua teen hunger force | ||
The baddest motha fukkin team of super heroes in the world! Consisting of Master Shake, Frylock and Meatwad. I consider Carl (their neighbor) to be part of the team too aqua teen hunger force kicks ass!
4. | Aqua Teen Hunger Force | ||
15-minute animated television show produced by Williams Street and aired on Cartoon Network during their late-night Adult Swim block. Generally regarded as the most expert, brilliant exercise in absurdism to grace the network since Space Ghost: Coast to Coast, and a damn completely hilarious show. "You have deeply offended us and our god, and our god is a god of vengeance and horror!"
"And ACTION!" "Our god is an Indian who turns into a wolf!" "... No, that's Wolfen, man." "Oh... well, the Wolfen will come after you with his razor!" - Ignignockt and Err, ATHF episode 8: "Revenge of the Mooninites" |
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Arguably the most unique, creative and insanely funny animated cartoon concept since the introduction of The Simpsons.
The ATHF team consists of three anthropomorphic fast food characters Master Shake, Frylock and Meatwad, their jerky Joisey neighbor Carl and his swimming pool, and various comrades and nemeses. The most popular villians are the Mooninites, two BS-spewing, Atari 2600 sprites who threaten dominance over earthlings but are actually about 28 years behind in development. ATHF had its origins as a concept for an episode of Space Ghost Coast to Coast where Space Ghost goes to a fast food joint, orders a bunch of food, but is unable to pay for it. The restaurant arranges for their mascots to appear as guests on his talk show and the mascots hijack the show. The episode was never made, but the characters were pitched to Cartoon Network by their writer/creators Dave Willis and Matt Maiellaro and they got their own show. The ATHF characters live in New Jesey, but the show is produced in Atlanta. Its creators are originally from Pensacola, FL, and Conyers, GA.
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Shake-zula, the mic rulah, the old schoolah. You wanna trip, I'll bring it to ya! Frylock and I'm on top, rock you like a cop. Meatwad you're up next, with your knock-knock. Meatwad make the money see. Meatwad get the honeys G. Drivin in my car, livin' like a star. Ice on my fingers and my toes and I'm a Taurus Ha, check-check it, yeah 'Cuz we are tha Aqua Teenz, make the homeys say ho 'n the girlies wanna scream! 'Cuz we are tha Aqua Teenz, make the homeys say ho 'n the girlies wanna scream! Aqua Teen Hunger Force - Numba one in tha hood, G |
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Mercer Island dads aim to grant wishes
By MARY L. GRADY
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December 19, 2012 · 10:28 AM
On a grey afternoon in the plush offices of a private bank in a sleek skyscraper above the waterfront in downtown Seattle, a group of well-dressed business people gathered. They were there to discuss what you would perhaps expect; money and how to get more of it. But instead of profits, the group was looking for ways to ease the stress of a life-threatening illness on a child and their family .
It was a meeting of the board of the Washington and Alaska chapter of the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Before the meeting began, the talk was of an 8-year-old boy from the Midwest who was in Seattle as part of Make-A-Wish. He had a simple wish. The local chapter had arranged to help him get his wish, which was to visit his best friend, who lives in Seattle.
That wish was to be granted — but not in just a simple way. The boy, his family and his Seattle friend were also to be whisked off from their luxury hotel by limousine to the premier of Disney's "How to Train Your Dragon" performance at the Tacoma Dome. There was to be an exclusive pre-performance tour back stage to meet the actors and the dragons.
Islander Brian Mock was installed to be the new director of the group. Newly appointed to the board as a trustee is Jeff Dunn. They join volunteers from the community along with business people representing bankers, airlines, Costco, doctors, hotels and software firms.
The men, both fathers, are inspired and enthused about their positions. Why, who would not want to help out kids and families to have fun, feel normal again after months of doctors appointments and treatments for life-threatening illnesses? They know the small things that are important to children, such as getting their ages precise.
Brian Mock was raised on Mercer Island. He and his wife, Julie, have three children; Chris is 7 1/2, Anna is 5 and Brady is 3 1/2. He is the managing director for direct investments at Russell Investments. He attended Lakeridge Elementary and IMS, and graduated from Mercer Island High School in 1989 and later from the University of Washington.
Jeff Dunn is a relative newcomer to the Island, having lived here just three years. He and his wife, Dawn, have two young children who are 5 and 2 1/2. He hails from Virginia, and is an associate director in the private equity investment group of Vulcan Inc., the family investment office for Islander Paul Allen.
Both men say simply that they live on the Island because of what it offers for their children and family life.
Each said that joining the Make-A-Wish leadership was easy.
"For me and for Russell, this was an opportunity to give back, do something local and make a difference," Mock said. "It helps keep me grounded."
Dunn explained that he had a close friend whose 6-year-old son was very ill. Dunn was impressed by what the family went through.
There was so much stress on the family, he remembered.
"Each of us can put ourselves in the shoes of those who have a very sick child," he said. "And we want to help somehow."
By its nature, Make-A-Wish is also in the business of building community.
Mock told the story of one child who wished to be on the Northwestern, the crab-tendering fishing vessel on the television show "Deadliest Catch" boat with Captain Sig Hansen. Not only was it a memorable adventure for the child, but now the crew and others involved in the popular television show have become part of the Make-A-Wish family — helping raise funds and awareness.
When asked what they would wish for, each man paused — but just for a second before answering. For Mock it would be to be on stage with U2 or the band Coldplay, with a microphone or guitar in hand. For Dunn, perhaps working out and catching a few passes from football hero, Joe Montana.
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Transitions for Youth
Transitions for Youth (TFY) is a multifaceted program that utilizes a positive youth development framework to address the various needs of youth transitioning to adulthood. We are especially committed to serving communities and their most vulnerable young people, specifically those youth involved in foster care, juvenile justice and mental health systems. Transitions for Youth is a program run with the support of the
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