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Brent what is up with the scoring? It shows Rotissierie instead of points, is a points based league not an option?
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Re: Customs by CHEWIE updated 11.14.07
Reply #2655 on:
January 17, 2008, 03:18 PM »
Holy Crap! Chewie! Those are most cool! Looking forard to the next Photonovel
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As a whole, very nice work again.
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Reply #2657 on:
February 5, 2008, 02:18 PM »
Thanks for the nice words guys... sorry I haven't been commenting on everyone's work here lately. It's hard keeping up with several forums... I do have a bit of an update to share though.
Tol Skorr
- This is my take on the character for the Dark Horse comics, a fallen Jedi who has sided with Dooku in the Clone Wars. Not accurate really to his appearance in the comics, this works for me though... Skorr will have an appearance in the Rykrof Enloe series, most likely in Chapter 24.
head - Wrestling figure
torso - Comic Quinlan Vos
arms - Comic Villie
tunic - Comic Quinlan Vos
legs - Evolutions Darth Maul
Phase II 334th Siege Battalion Troops
- People who have read the photonovel series may remember these guys from Chapter 18 in the Rykrof Enloe series, Dark Exchange... this is their updated look with new helmets for Phase II armor. All are just repaints of the Utapau Clone Trooper.
Commander Rykrof Enloe
- Assuming that I am able to make another chapter with this battalion in it, this will be Rykrof's gear.
head - SAGA Endor Rebel
helmet - Comic Keller
body - Comic Keller
chest armor - SAGA2 Death Star Gunner
holsters - TAC Jango Fett
And here's a group shot -
Jina Rotebu
- This young lady will appear in the Rykrof Enloe photonovel series.
head - Lucan daughter
torso - Comic Dark Woman
arms - Comic Dark Woman
hands - Comic Dark Woman
skirt - Golden Compass Mrs. Coulter
legs - McQuarrie Starkiller Hero
Reese Teelbek
- This fan fiction character is a native of Dantooine and will appear in the series.
head - TAC Biggs
head gear - McQuarrie Starkiller Hero
torso - POTC Dannik Jerriko
arms - POTC Dannik Jerriko
legs - POTC Dannik Jerriko
hands - ROTS Count Dooku
Rydia Tal Hara
- This is a fan fiction Jedi for the Rykrof Enloe series... as you can see, she's blind... the reason for this will be explained in the series when I finally get to that point.
head - ROTS Aayla Secura
rest - McQuarrie Starkiller hero
- My entry for the February Yakfinities - a cross breed between a Trandoshan and a Devorian.
head - VSTC Bossk
horns - Comic Pack Villie
torso - McQuarrie Snowtrooper
arms - VSTC Bossk
legs - Comic Pack Galactic Marine
feet - VSTC Bossk
- I figure this little guy is a medical droid assistant. He's really blue, but I like this. I might paint the foot wires a different color.
dome - POTJ FX-7
rest - Early Bird R2D2
- General Snodd's personal Nemodian class astromech. For the Rykrof Enloe series.
dome - mini unleashed Spider Droid
rest - SAGA2 Sail Barge R2-D2
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Re: Customs by CHEWIE updated 02.05.08
Reply #2658 on:
February 5, 2008, 03:23 PM »
I love Tol Skorr in fact I picked up that same figure to use for the same custom. But Rydia Tal Hara is amazing. The eyes are awesome. They seem to glow (I'm not sure if you intended this or not) and that very cool! Great job on all of them.
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Re: Customs by CHEWIE updated 02.05.08
Reply #2659 on:
February 5, 2008, 05:58 PM »
Very COOL Chewie! I Love it! I love your customs as well as your photonovels
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Re: Customs by CHEWIE updated 02.05.08
Reply #2660 on:
February 8, 2008, 12:43 PM »
Tol Skorr reminds me of John Travolta in Battlefield: Earth. A cool batch of figures there Chewie.
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Re: Customs by CHEWIE updated 02.05.08
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March 17, 2008, 04:38 PM »
Thanks guys... also, I'm way overdue for an update!
WIP Diorama for Chapter 23 in Rykrof Enloe Series
- mostly foam insulation board
- balsa wood
- various branches from Hobby Lobby
- sheet of textured glass for the water
Imperial Recon Trooper
- Force Unleashed style, fan fiction.
helmet - VSTC Biker Scout
torso - TFU Evo Trooper
arms - VSTC Biker Scout
belt - TFU Evo Trooper
thighs - Evolutions Darth Maul
shins - VSTC Biker Scout
Stormtrooper Commando
- Force Unleashed style, fan fiction.
helmet - Tantive IV Stormtrooper
torso - Tantive IV Stormtrooper
shoulders - Tantive IV Stormtrooper
forearms - TFU Evo Trooper
hands - TFU Evo Trooper
belt - VSTC Biker Scout
legs - Tantive IV Stormtrooper
- fan fic astromech
dome - vintage FX-7
rest - POTF2 R2D2
Duros Spacer
- fan fiction design, just felt like making an alien spacer
head - Comic Pack Duros
helmet & head gear - GI JOE Ace
straps - VTAC Bossk
rest - SAGA2 Death Star Gunner
Tylin Gere
- new look for him for a photonovel
head - POTF2 Boshek
hat - Comic Pack Female Imperial
torso - OTC General Madine
arms - ROTS Tarkin
hands - TAC Rebel Honor Guard
legs - Evolutions Darth Maul
Glaucomis the Cyclops
- my second entry for this month's Yakfinities, he's a cross breed between an Abyssin and a Skrilling
head - Chronicles of Narnia figure
torso - McQuarrie Chewbacca
arms - POTF2 Pote Snikin
tunic - ROTS Mace Windu
legs - TAC Umpass-Stay
Ancient Sith Lord
- I think this guy will show up in the photonovel series as some sort of flashback scene. I might go back and paint him some, right now he's a NPKB (no paint kit bash).
head - TAC Darth Revan
torso - Evolutions TFU Sith Lord
arms - Evolutions Palpatine
tunic - Evolutions TFU Secret Apprentice
legs - Evolutions TFU Sith Lord
hands - TAC Elis Helrot
Princess Leia
- Pretty simple, though getting the skirt on her was a bit tough.
head - VOTC Leia
torso - VOTC Leia
arms - VOTC Leia
skirt - Early Bird Leia
legs - VOTC Leia
Jedi Knight
- Not sure what this guy's role will be yet.
head - Comic Pack Carnor Jax
torso - Evolutions TFU Jedi
tunic - Evolutions TFU Jedi
arms - TAC Mace Windu
hands - TAC McQuarrie Rebel
legs - Evolutions TFU Secret Apprentice
- Just another background character, will probably appear in the photonovel series.
head - ROTS Aayal Secura
torso - TAC Fireside Padme
arms - TAC Fireside Padme
dress - TAC Fireside Padme
drape - ROTS Shaak Ti
Qui Gon Jinn
- Just shortened the neck a bit on an Evolutions version of him (the one on the left has been shorted a bit). Actually looking at this, I like the head better on the one on the right, so I'm going to swap the heads.
everything - Evolutions Qui Gon
Clone Sharpshooter
- Might show up in a photonovel.
head - ROTS Clone Commander
torso - SAGA2 Scorch
arms - SAGA2 Scorch
legs - ROTS SA Clone
rifle - BBI figure
X-Wing Mechanic
- Just for the hell of it, I wanted to make an OT custom. I got a little lazy on this one as I didn't think it needed painting, and also glued the head on because the neck post was too small... I didn't have the urge to modify it.
helmet - McRebel
head - TAC Death Star Trooper
torso - TAC Yavin Guard
arms - TAC Yavin Guard
hands - Evolutions Luke Skywalker
legs - TAC Jedi Luke Skywalker
Talico Wan Kor
- Ancient fan fic Jedi for the March Yakfinities.
head - SAGA Faytonni
torso - Evolutions Luke Skywalker
arms - McQuarrie Rebel
hands - McQuarrie Rebel
legs - Evolutions Luke Skywalker
cape - McQuarrie Han Solo
- Fan Fic Sith demon from an ancient planet, he has lied dormant for thousands of years. A mythical prophesy foretells of his imminent return to wreck havoc on the galaxy... look for more on him in a photonovel someday.
head - Cryptozoology Jersey Devil
rest - TAC pre-cyborg Grievous
Padme Amidala
- For a photonovel.
head - TAC Fireside Padme
torso - McQuarrie Starkiller Hero
arms - ROTS Padme
belt - ROTS Luminara
legs - Evolutions Bultar Swan
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Re: Customs by CHEWIE updated 03.17.08
Reply #2662 on:
March 17, 2008, 05:45 PM »
Really cool Chewie! I love your customs!
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Re: Customs by CHEWIE updated 03.17.08
Reply #2663 on:
March 18, 2008, 12:27 AM »
Talico Wan Kor, Sultra and Padme are all amazing. The color on Sultra, is that a custom color? The colors deepness is stellar.
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Re: Customs by CHEWIE updated 03.17.08
Reply #2664 on:
March 18, 2008, 09:35 AM »
It never ceases to amaze me how you can take seemly random parts and make them look much better than the original donor figures. Seeing these, I got to get off my butt and get some of my projects finished.
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March 19, 2008, 09:38 AM »
Another great update. Your terrain is awesome and the red Tw'illik girl is just perfect.
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March 19, 2008, 04:43 PM »
Chewie, how do you paint the joints so they do not rub? Also does anyone have a link to the painting tutorial that was on here a while ago? Thanks
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Reply #2667 on:
March 21, 2008, 08:53 PM »
Great stuff as always Justin. I
like the water effect you were able achieve with the textured glass over the foam. It looks really neat. If I may make one suggestion though: I think it would look better with some clump foliage. There are a few layers there now, with the rock, this grass, and the trees but it feel like something is missing. I think some shrubs might be enough to complete it. Other than that it is about perfect.
I like the TFU troopers a lot as well. Thank you for keeping them white.
Very nice parts combo on that Duros. I think my favorite two of the bunch are the two Jedi. The McRebel arms really work well with the body and the McHan cape. Something about the concept figures really works well for ancient figures. The wrappings and coloring on the other guy are great. And going back to your last update, I LOVE that Gotal Jedi. The tattered look that Anakin's arms give him are perfect. I like the blue highlights on the boot and his belt, they are a nice touch. I always enjoy your updates, even if I haven't been commenting as much as I used to.
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Reply #2668 on:
March 21, 2008, 10:34 PM »
Sultra, the Duro Spacer, and Padme in particular look awesome. Another excellent batch of customs!
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Reply #2669 on:
May 8, 2008, 03:28 PM »
Thank you everyone for the very nice comments. I suppose I'm overdue for an update... here we go...
Dark Luke Skywalker
- Concept for this month's Yakfinities - if Luke had defeated Vader and then became the right hand of the Emperor.
head - SAGA Jedi Luke
torso - Evolutions Palpatine
arms - Evolutions Secret Apprentice
tunic - Evolutions Darth Maul
legs - SAGA Outlander Club Obi Wan
armor - McQuarrie Rebel Trooper
- Fan fiction Twi'lek
head - Anime figure
lekku - SAGA Aay Vida
torso - SAGA Factory Padme
arms - POTF2 Princess Leia Collection
gloves - McQuarrie Starkiller Hero
belt - McQuarrie Boba Fett
legs - Evolutions Bultar Swan
Tanner Jorsin
- This is a fan fiction rancher on Dantooine, who has learned that the criminal organization known as the Taantar Raiders has established a base on his planet.
head - Death Star Conference Imperial
torso - McQuarrie Han Solo
arms - Evolutions Luke Skywalker
gloves - VSTC Tusken Raider
legs - SAGA2 Sora Bulq
- The leader of the Tantaar Raiders, a criminal organization based on Dantooine. Having long admired the Mandalorian Order, Tantaar has discovered an ancient Mandalorian bunker on Dantooine and adopted many of their principles.
head - 21st Century figure
torso - Order 66 Sev
arms - SAGA2 Sora Bulq
hands - Evolutions Mandalore
tunic - SAGA2 Sora Bulq
legs - Evolutions Mandalore
Tantaar Raiders
- Minions of Tantaar, who terrorize the citizens of Dantooine with their constant raids. If I can afford to, I'd like to make a couple more of these guys.
head - Evolutions Mandalore
torso - Evolutions Mandalore
arms - VSTC Tusken Raider
hands - Evolutions Mandalore
tunic - Evolutions Mandalore
legs - VSTC Tusken Raider
Tantaar Warriors
- Tantaar has personally trained fierce Aqualish warriors to be his personal bodyguards.
head - TAC Po Nudo
torso - TAC Villie
tunic - TAC Villie
arms - VSTC Tusken Raider
hands - TAC Po Nudo
legs - VSTC Tusken Raider
Wrecked Ship
- For a photonovel scene.
parts - GI JOE 25th Anniversay Night Spectre, random junk
Quinlin Vos
- Just a fan fiction design, he'll appear in a PN like this.
head - Comic Pack Vos
torso - Comic Pack Vos
tunic - Comic Pack Vos
arms - TFU Rahm Kota
legs - TFU Rahm Kota
- Look for this Duros to play a role in the photonovel series... he's a resident of Dantooine.
head - POTJ Duros
torso - Comic Pack Asharad Hett
tunic - Comic Pack Asharad Hett
arms - SAGA2 Sora Bulq
gloves - SAGA Endor Rebel
legs - Comic Pack Asharad Hett
Kayl Tik
- This is a Vurk chef at Dexter's Diner on Coruscant, completely fan fiction. He'll show up in the PN series.
head - SAGA Coleman Trebor
body - ROTLA Sallah
hands - SAGA Coleman Trebor
pan - ROTLA Marion
Rebel Guards
- These are my idea of what early era Rebels may look like.
helmet - TAC Rebel Honor Guard
head - TAC Rebel Honor Guard
rest - KOTCS Russian Soldier
- This is a clone trooper who was stranded on Dathomir after attempting a strike against a Badoo Corba base. Rykrof Enloe got off the planet, and was unaware that one of his troops survived, stranded on the planet.
head - random clone
torso - KOTCS Cemetary Warrior
arms - KOTCS Cemetary Warrior
hands - KOTCS Cemetary Warrior
thighs - SAGA2 Death Star Gunner
shins - ROTS SA Clone
- This is a fan fiction Force sensitive human who was rejected by the Jedi Order at an early age due to his aggressiveness. He went into seclusion while Chancellor Valorum was still in office and was rumored to have murdered two Jedi shortly after on Dantooine, but he was never found.
He was rumored to have later joined a criminal organization known as the Tantaar Raiders, and after the fall of the Jedi Order, Innoril resurfaced and offered his services to the Empire. He wears the skull of what many say is all that remains of his first Jedi kill.
head - KOTCS Cemetary Warrior
torso - TFU Rahm Kota
biceps - Evolutions Mandalore
forearms - ROTS SA Clone
tunic - TAC Darth Malak
thighs - KOTC Cemetary Warrior
shins - Evolutions Mandalore
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27 October, 2010
Conquering my Fear
19 comments:
- Islay said...
Well done you! I've practised a bit of hand quilting, but I'm building up to hand quilting an entire king size (hand pieced) hexagon quilt. i'm figuring that will take me well into winter...
- October 27, 2010 at 2:59 PM
- Brenda said...
good for you. your stitches will get smaller and more even over time, but handquilting is great because it is peaceful and because it creates great texture. I go hoopless and find I have better control, although I did take a class and perfected my rocking stitch.
- October 27, 2010 at 3:07 PM
- elle said...
Oh Cheryl, yes, yes, YES. Luv the idea of straight machine stitches and hand stitched circles. I'm way too impatient to hand quilt BUT, before I discovered that MQing was even an option I did hand quilt. I tried, I read, I studied. Then I stab stitched and found my groove. It IS a valid hand technique and don't let the quilt police tell you different. I'm seeing some really nice big stitch quilts that makes me want to take another 'stab' at it! ;>)
- October 27, 2010 at 4:12 PM
- jess said...
I live for hand quilting.
Screw perfection. My favorite quilts don't have even stitches. I mean wth is the sense of hand stitching if I'm trying to make it look machine quilted?
Even stitches come in time, with a rhythm. Small stitches, imo, don't matter, but those also come in time, with their own rhythm.
You're doing fantastic!
- October 27, 2010 at 5:15 PM
- Jenni said...
don't worry, I stab stitch too:) I've tried the rocking stitch many times, it just eludes me. My very first quilt was handquilted by my husband and I nearly 14 years ago. Entirely stab stitched and very uneven stitches. We loved that quilt to death.
- October 27, 2010 at 6:38 PM
- Mary said...
Good for you! I love to hand quilt...actually, prefer it so I can take it with me. I do believe hand quilting gets more natural with practice...the rocking motion becomes second nature. Your stitching looks fantastic, though!
- October 27, 2010 at 7:20 PM
- Victoria said...
I think you are doing a great job, and are a wonderful example to your kids.
I started my first "real" quilt, which was meant to be for my eldest daughter, (an intense little girl herself) 13 years ago. I decided to entirely hand quilt it, putting little flowers in all the blocks, plus lots of diagonal lines and then a leafy vine for the boarder. I used a hoop and quilted tiny stitches with the rocking motion as I wanted everything to be the "right way". By the time I got into the boarder I was so sick of it I put it away, and it still sits, unfinished, on a closet shelf. Instead of aiming for perfection, I wish I had aimed for fun... maybe if I had, she would now be in her senior year of college with a not perfect, but well worn and much loved quilt made by her mother. Live and learn.
By the way, stab away! I no longer rock the needle, (or use a hoop) but instead do a sort of running stitch... seems to work just fine!
- October 27, 2010 at 8:47 PM
- Amber said...
Good for you! My son is exactly like your daughter and he gets it from me so I relate. You are inspiring me to try something again. Knitting. I "hate" it but I think I secretly hate it because I'm not great at it.
- October 28, 2010 at 12:04 AM
- PatSloan said...
Good news for you.. there is NO correct way!! Stabbing, rocking, frame, no frame... only the tedious can tell the difference
you go! (and watch out for carpel tunnel if you are prone... it's hell on the wrists... ask me how I know)
- October 28, 2010 at 5:25 AM
- Kris said...
Way to go! I am also one of those people who wants/expects to do things perfectly the first time. This might be exactly the same reason that I haven't tried hand quilting.
- October 28, 2010 at 5:50 AM
- Rossie said...
Is it wrong that I just laughed my butt of at the image of your kid throwing her bike?
I was raised to think it is important to do things you are bad at. That's why I continue to play soccer. : )
- October 28, 2010 at 7:50 AM
- Jackie Russell said...
Don't worry we won't send the quilting police to your house. The only right way to do it is the way that works for you.
- October 28, 2010 at 9:53 AM
- Cristin said...
Well done! You're braver than I!
Really, I don't have the TIME to sit and hand quilt... free-motion gets-R-done much faster :-) Maybe someday when kiddos are gone and I've got oodles of time. Until then, I'll live vicariously through you, if thats ok :-) haha
- October 28, 2010 at 12:04 PM
- Trudi said...
Hopefully by the end of the quilt, you'll love the satisfaction, results and the restfulness of handquilting! I use it as a guilty pleasure for wholecloths! (I machine quilt everything else) Oh, and the wadding (batting) can make a HUGE difference to a pleasurable experience or not. LOVE wool! Happy quilting!
- October 28, 2010 at 1:10 PM
- The Hungry Crafter said...
Very interesting -- I've never done any hand quilting, and wasn't aware of the difference between "rocking" v "stabbing".... hmmm... anyone have any good links to share on the topic?
- October 28, 2010 at 2:04 PM
- cancer type said...
your stitches will get smaller and more even over time, but handquilting is great because it is peaceful and because it creates great texture.This is a very good work,I enjoy your post.
- October 29, 2010 at 12:24 AM
- patty a. said...
I stab stitched my first large quilt because I didn't know any other way. I say do what works for you!!!
- October 29, 2010 at 5:25 AM
- anniem said...
That's handquilting? I had to go back and look at the photo again as i thought it was machine quilting (albeit i only took a quick look at first). Then you mentioned handquilting and I thought ??????? where??? YOu do yourself a disservice (sp?) if you think your progress is slow. Now I'm no expert but is looks pretty freakin' good to me. Looks good on ya girl
- October 29, 2010 at 5:24 PM
- Amanda Jean said...
good for you for facing your hand quilting fears! it's funny, i just took a stab (ha!) at it myself again for my liberty scrap challenge piece over the weekend. i could get addicted! my stitches certainly aren't small. and i am not completely sure if i am hiding the knots properly. (i've had one pop already.) but i'm enjoying it!
your circles look great from here! keep up the good work!
- November 1, 2010 at 10:15 AM


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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- The Penn State School of Hospitality Management named Nancy Johnson, executive vice president, industry relations Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group, as the Spring 2014 Walter J. Conti Visiting Professor. Conti Professors visit the School of Hospitality Management to interact with students and faculty members, to present guest lectures in hospitality management and to speak at graduate and undergraduate colloquia.
"Conti Professors are hospitality industry thought leaders, and Nancy is one of the industry's greatest thought leaders," said John O'Neill, director of the school. "She is among the field's best advocates, and her efforts have resulted in so many people becoming engaged in the industry and driving it forward."
Johnson will be on campus in April to interact with students and faculty members. She will discuss topics, including hotel development, asset management, operations, strategy, political advocacy and women's leadership. She also serves on the School of Hospitality Management Industry Advisory Board.
Johnson's primary area of focus will be supporting Carlson's position in the travel industry with hospitality trade associations, industry conferences and hospitality schools. In addition to her many years of leadership in development for Carlson Hotels, she previously led the company's franchise operations for full-service hotels and has served as executive vice president and brand leader for the company's select service brands.
Before joining Carlson Rezidor, Johnson was vice president and chief operating officer at Hospitality Development Corporation, and she was employed with Brutger Companies Inc., where she held various leadership positions.
Johnson serves on the board of directors for The Travel Partnership Corporation, a consortium of travel industry organizations representing all key segments of the industry. The organization enables the travel industry to have its own dedicated domain on the Internet. In addition, she is the founding chairwoman of the Women in Lodging Council for the American Hotel & Lodging Association.
Johnson has been named one of the 200 Most Powerful Women in Travel by Travel Agent magazine. In 2002, she received a Carlson Fellows award for individual sales achievement. The Carlson Fellows award represents Carlson Rezidor's highest career achievement honor and is presented to employees who best exemplify the qualities of leadership, creativity and dedication, and who are considered to be true builders of the company.
Johnson attended St. Cloud State University in St. Cloud, Minn., majoring in business marketing, and St. Benedict College in St. Joseph, Minn., where she studied business management. She became a Certified Hotel Administrator in 1985 and received her Minnesota Real Estate License in 1988.
Walter J. Conti, for whom the Conti Professorship is named, is a well-known restaurateur and industry leader from Doylestown, Pa. He is the retired owner and chief executive officer of Conti Cross Keys Inn and the Historic Piper Tavern (formerly Conti's Pipersville Inn), both located in Bucks County, Pa. Conti has held various leadership positions in the National Restaurant Association, including a term as chairman from 1981 to 1982, and he is a "diplomat" of the association's educational foundation. The Conti Professorship Program was established by alumni and friends of the Penn State School of Hospitality Management in 1987 to honor Walter J. Conti for his contributions to the school, to Penn State and to the hospitality profession.


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Graduates of the Ohio Northern University Pettit College of Law continued their record of outstanding achievement on the Ohio bar examination with a passage rate of 89 percent, which ranks second among students from all Ohio law schools who took the examination in 2012 and highest among all private Ohio law schools.
ONU's passage rate was well above the overall passage rate of 80.8 percent.
In addition, 91 percent of Ohio Northern's graduates who were taking the test for the first time passed the test, which is higher than the overall first-time passage rate of 85 percent statewide.
"We are very proud of our graduates," said Stephen Veltri, interim dean of the College of Law. "These fine results are a mark of their industry and ability, and we are confident they will be a credit to the Ohio bar."
The new attorneys will be sworn in during a special public session of the Supreme Court at the Ohio Theatre in Columbus on Monday, Nov. 5, at 2 p.m.


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Several of New York's biggest cities — including Yonkers, Rochester and Syracuse — are "close to bankruptcy'' and are looking for a bailout from Gov. Cuomo's administration, The Post has learned.
Mayors of the three cities, all of which face runaway labor, pension and education costs and shrinking property-tax bases, have held secret talks in recent weeks on their financial options, and the possibility of "bankruptcy'' has been discussed, a source close to the mayors said.
Meanwhile, aides to Cuomo are working on a new plan to link any future aid to the ailing cities to "workout plans'' that reduce local costs, the source said.
"The mayors have got to come to the state with a plan that explains what's causing their problems and how they plan to solve it. To come to us year after year for a handout as they have been doing, only to come back next year asking for the same handout, is a nonstarter. It doesn't work,'' said a Cuomo administration source.
Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli and others have raised the specter of a statewide "control board'' to oversee the finances of troubled communities, but the source said Cuomo is not considering such a move.
But a second source said, "Individual control boards for the cities are possible and, in some cases, likely.''
Mayors of other troubled cities, including Buffalo and Albany, have been in on the talks and have repeatedly expressed concerns to Cuomo's aides that their fiscal situations are worsening. All those cities have received tens of millions of dollars in state "Aid to Municipalities'' in recent years, but they've never been required to cut spending in exchange.
Two sources said Larry Schwartz, Cuomo's secretary, was being dispatched to meet with Yonkers Mayor Michael Spano and other mayors to discuss the situation. Yonkers' finances, like those of New York City's, were once under a control board.
"There has to be dramatic changes very soon; things are getting worse,'' warned Albany Mayor Jerry Jennings.
"I cut 170 people from the payroll over the past two years, but we're all screwed because of binding arbitration and the Triborough agreement," which protects public employee unions during contract negotiations.
"School-district spending is out of control, there's no accountability and it's driving residents out of the cities. The state Education Department is doing nothing to help. They're probably the biggest obstacle to improving things, along with the teachers unions. We need a new plan from the state for urban revitalization,'' said Jennings, a former high-school assistant principal.
Cuomo, one-time head of the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, is expected to focus on the plight of Yonkers and many upstate cities in his State of the State Address in January.
Fran Reiter, a former deputy mayor who managed then-boss Rudy Giuliani's successful re-election campaign against Manhattan Borough President Ruth Messinger in 1997 and the onetime head of the city Visitors Bureau, will soon be working for the Cuomo administration, The Post has learned.
Reiter, a former Liberal Party leader, has been hired as a new deputy to state Operations Director Howard Glaser, responsible for an ongoing effort to consolidate state agencies.
Last year Cuomo picked former Giuliani Deputy Mayor Joseph Lohta to head the MTA. "The governor is looking for the best and the brightest, irrespective of their political backgrounds,'' said a Cuomo administration source.
Republican GOP hopeful Mitt Romney's recent debate-related surge in the polls appears to be boosting many New York Republicans along with it. Now all Romney has to do is hold his own in tomorrow night's debate at Hofstra University in Hempstead, GOP insiders agree.
"Romney's improvement has helped us tremendously,'' said Deputy Senate Majority Leader Thomas Libous of Binghamton, chairman of the Senate Republican Campaign Committee.
"Where before he wasn't doing that well in some traditional Republican regions, after the debate he was being extremely helpful."
Many senior Democrats privately predict the Republicans will hold on to control of the state Senate, in part because they expect Romney's growing strength to boost GOP turnout on Election Day.
Romney's growing strength may help account for a Siena College poll Sunday that found a sharp tightening in the hotly contested congressional race in the Rochester area between longtime Democratic incumbent Louise Slaughter and Monroe County Executive Maggie Brooks, a Republican.
Last month Slaughter led Brooks by 10 percentage points, 52-42 percent, but the new poll, conducted over a five-day period that started just four days after the debate found just a five point spread, with Slaughter ahead, 49-44 percent.
Cuomo and virtually all of the state's leading Democrats plan to attend the Hofstra debate.


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After an embarrassing spectacle that got Amy Winehouse booed at her Belgrade concert, the singer cancelled her European tour.
The five-time Grammy-award winning artist, out of rehab for just three weeks, had a public meltdown on Saturday night at her first tour stop in Serbia. She went home to London and cancelled the remaining concerts of what was supposed to be a comeback tour ending August 15 in Romania.
"Amy Winehouse is withdrawing from all schedule performances," a spokesman said on Tuesday, according to Reuters. "Everyone involved wishes to do everything they can to help her return to her best and she will be given as long as it takes for this to happen.
Her management also said Winehouse "would like to apologize to fans expecting to see her at the shows but [she] feels that this is the right thing to do," according to People magazine.
On Saturday, the audience jeered and booed as she stumbled around, unable to remember the lyrics to her own songs. At times, she could barely stand up and seemed disoriented. At one point she dragged over a backup singer to sing for her, the Associated Press reports. Many of the 20,000 fans walked out in disappointment.
Winehouse reportedly declined payment for the botched gig, but her management has yet to comment on refunds for the audience.
The British 27-year-old rose to fame with 2006 album "Back to Black" and won 4 Grammys for the hit "Rehab," but hasn't released new material since.
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Iowa Poll shows GOP race wide-open
DES MOINES, Iowa -- Chris Christie and Jeb Bush have the highest unfavorable ratings of 11 potential White House candidates, yet Iowa's Republican primary voters think they would have the best chance of being elected over the Democratic candidate in November 2016.
Paul Ryan, a fiscal hawk considered another establishment guy, earns the highest favorability rating in the poll. But voters don't think he or Mike Huckabee, Rick Perry and Rand Paul are as electable as the two East Coast governors, The Des Moines Register's latest Iowa Poll shows.
The other take-away: The GOP presidential race in Iowa is wide open. Forty percent or more of Republicans who planned to vote in last week's primary have a positive view of eight of the 11 potential candidates mentioned.
"That says, 'You all come,'" said J. Ann Selzer, president of Selzer & Co., which conducts the Iowa Poll for the Register. "'Don't think you can't play in Iowa, because we'll talk to all of you.'"
The May 27-30 survey of 400 likely primarygoers has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.9 percentage points.
The views of poll respondent Michael Johnson, a 29-year-old farmer from Essex, reflect the internal tug of war that Iowa Republicans feel over the candidate they like best versus who they believe is most electable.
Johnson has a mostly unfavorable view of Christie, yet named him as one of the people he thinks has the best chance of victory over the Democratic nominee.
"I really like Huckabee," Johnson said. "But I think that he is, in some ways, too firm in his beliefs — which are my beliefs — to be able to be elected as a president. … Christie, I'm not really familiar with him other than what I've read, but he seems more appealing to a wider variety of people."
Nearly a quarter or more of Republicans who planned to vote in the primary say they aren't sure how they feel yet about six of the potential candidates tested, noted Republican political analyst Kristen Soltis Anderson. It's a year and seven months from decision time, when Republicans in Iowa, the first-in-the-nation caucus state, will start winnowing the presidential candidates.
Even among the best-known names, including Bush, Ryan and Huckabee, only about a third of voters have a strong opinion, rating them as "very favorable" or "very unfavorable," she noted.
"Voters are hoping someone can offer both electability and principled ideas on policy, and they are waiting to see who out of the large crop of contenders can best deliver on that promise," Anderson said.
When it comes to perceived general election punch, Christie, governor of New Jersey, leads the pack, the poll shows. Nineteen percent of Iowa Republicans who planned to vote in last week's primary think Christie has the best chance of beating the next Democratic presidential candidate.
Sixteen percent think Bush, a former Florida governor, would have the best shot.
Huckabee, a former Arkansas governor, and Paul, a U.S. senator from Kentucky, are the next strongest. Each gets 13 percent.
Tied in fifth place for general-election strength, at 10 percent each, are Ryan, a Wisconsin congressman and the 2012 vice presidential nominee, and Perry, governor of Texas.
But rated by favorability, there's a shift.
Wisconsin's Ryan is at the top of the list: 56 percent of Republicans who planned to vote in the primary have a positive view of him.
After that, it's Huckabee in second place (50 percent), Perry in third (49 percent) and Paul in fourth (46 percent).
The two establishment guys come in fifth (Bush is at 44 percent favorability) and seventh (Christie is at 42 percent). Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida slides in between them for sixth, with 43 percent.
Name identification is part of what's allowing Ryan, Huckabee and Perry to top the favorability list, Anderson said. They've all run in Iowa before, so comfort and familiarity are playing a role, she said.
But Rick Santorum, the former Pennsylvania senator who squeaked out a 2012 Iowa caucuses win after visiting every county, has among the lowest ratings — for both favorability and electability — of the 11 names tested.
That's striking, Anderson said.
"Running as strictly principled but ultimately doomed to fail electorally, as in Santorum's 2012 bid, has not made him a favorite looking to 2016," she said.
Another surprising finding is Perry's relatively high favorability rating, at 49 percent, which suggests he has rehabilitated himself to a certain extent since his 2012 presidential bid flopped.
Des Moines resident Wanda Pennybaker, who considers herself extremely conservative, said if Perry runs, he's got her vote. She understands that people make mistakes, like when Perry froze during a nationally televised debate and couldn't remember the names of all three government agencies he had vowed to eliminate.
"It's not really so much what he says," said Pennybaker, 54, who is currently unemployed. "I do believe he's willing to go through with whatever he promises."
Meanwhile, from 36 percent to 46 percent of primary voters still haven't formed an opinion about Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal.
"That makes sense since they haven't crisscrossed the state like some of the folks who were on the ballot on 2012," Anderson said.
Veteran conservative operative David Bossie predicted that 2016 will be similar to 2000, with "massive Obama fatigue just like there was Clinton fatigue."
"Republican caucusgoers will have to deal with the narrative of making sure they pick a perceived 'winner.' That will be the fight," Bossie said. "Will they vote their principles or for someone the establishment says can win the general? And is there a candidate out there who represents both?"


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"Wait, so this lad thought he could run away from your lads," I laughed, calculating, "with over 3 stone worth of dead weight?" "Yeah!" Simon roared. "In his defence, he also stole a set of really nice running shoes by wearing them, so at least he had a fighting chance!"
As soon as I sat down for lunch on this particular blue-skied Saturday, my radio fell silent, and for once I was able to just sit, chill, eat my sandwich, and enjoy a cup of tea.
When we got to the location - a crackden in a dingy, foul-smelling, sorry excuse for a house - we couldn't get out of her exactly who might have assaulted her, with what, or why. More importantly, as far as we could tell, she didn't have a scratch on her.
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Pete has just told me that he thinks he has grounds and reason to arrest the man I am trying to calm down. And the fact that he hasn't just jumped in and made the arrest already, makes me think that he expects things to kick off.
"Burglar?" George said. "No, no. I didn't mean to give that impression. It's just that... There was someone in our house." He nodded at the other pair of people.


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Mark Gonzales remind us that Jayson Nix and Sergio Santos don't have any minor-league options left and must pass through waivers to remain with the Sox if they aren't named to the roster. OTOH, Alejandro De Aza and Brent Lillibridge have minor-league options and can be sent to the minors. Erick Threets and Greg Aquino have signed AAA contracts and will remain with the Sox even if they aren't included in the team's the roster. Conclusion: Sergio Santos with his 98mph fastball and his three above average pitches ain't going anywhere. BTW, Jim warns on the danger of taking a 13th pitcher in Jayson Nix's place.
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Hi, I'm looking for people who know their stuff on Ridge Racer 1/2 or maybe just heard rumors and stuff.
I'm helping my buddy Jason Newman improve his times on Ridge Racer 2 but he's hit a wall when it comes to the Time Trial course.
Wrote a blogpost about our adventures on Twin Galaxies: Exploring Ridge Racer 2
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Jason is within 1 second on all tracks but is 3 seconds off on Time Trial? Same thing in Ridge Racer 1?
Is there something special you can do on Time Trial only? Some kind of glitch?
Ridge Racer 1/2 expert knowledge?
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Team Saxo Bank Sungard will be present in Adelaide, Australia for he 2011 Santos Tour Down Under. Their roster, lead by Porte, will contain 3 Australian riders, but no Spaniards.
The full roster for the event includes:
- Baden Cooke (AUS)
- Juan Jose Haedo (ARG)
- Sebastian Haedo (ARG)
- Richie Porte (AUS)
- Nicki Sorensen (DEN)
- David Tanner (AUS)
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Regarding Richie Porte, Tour Down Under race director Mike Turtur was quoted as saying:
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