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TWU Scuplture Students Exhibiting in Summoned Cast Metal Sculpture at KSpace Contemporary May 3-June 21 2013
These students were selected by the juror-Jack Gron, professor and chair TAMU-Corpus
Students from TWU who were juried into the show include:
Cherish Abel
Sheryl David
Anastasia Gabriel
Graduate Kim Brewer interview on Art This Week/Red Arrow Contemporary Collaboration-"The Best"
Art This Week presents a special series of seven interviews made in collaboration with Red Arrow Contemporary Gallery in Dallas. This interview includes TWU graduate Kim Brewer. Click here for the interview.2013 Spring Graduating Exhibitions
May 7-11
West / MFA -Photography / Elva Salinas
Reception: Friday, May 10, 5:30-9pm
010 Voting Results
Angelia Ford & Kim Brewer – There but for the Grace of GodGraduate Art Painters – All Together Now
Lisa Tremaine – Fragile Forms
Candace Heimdal – Connectivity
Amanda Amaral – Grey Lady
Sheryl David – Evocative Configuration
Aisha Sims – Methodical Abstraction
TWU Visual Arts Graduate Student Shervin Haei Awarded DMA Prize
The Department of Visual Arts at Texas Woman's University is very proud to announce that Shervin Haei, a graduate student in our Ceramics program, has been chosen for one of the inaugural awards from the Dallas Museum of Art's / Art Ball Graduate Student Prize of $1500.00 each, work exhibited during the Dallas Art Fair, and being part of the Art Ball Auction on April 13th at the DMA.There were 71 applicants from 10 Texas universities and the jurors chose 5 artists to award prizes. Ms. Haei is a first year Master of Fine Arts student and received her BFA from TWU in December 2012. Her work focuses on traditional forms from her native Iran melded with logos of U.S. corporate brands to create a unique view of the American culture.
The committee that chose the awardees are: DMA Director Maxwell Anderson; DMA Assistant Curator of Contemporary Art Gabriel Ritter; Texas Christian University Art History Chair Francis Colpitt; University of North Texas Visual Arts Chair Annette Lawrence; and Nasher Sculpture Center Director Jeremy Strick. The prize was created by the DMA and this year's Art Ball Chairs, Jennifer Karol and Catherine Rose, in an effort to expose and promote top local talent.
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TWU Department of Visual Arts Graduate Student included in Juried Group show at Red Arrow Contemporary Gallery
TWU Department of Visual Arts graduate student, Kim Brewer, has been chosen to represent TWU in an art exhibition at Red Arrow Contemporary Gallery in Dallas, Texas. The exhibition will be April 6 to May 11, 2013 at Red Arrow, which is located at 1130 Dragon St. Suite 110 Dallas, TX 75207.Erin and Elissa Stafford are co-owners of the contemporary art space in the Design District in Dallas, which has been open for a year. Earlier this month they visited studios of selected graduate students at TWU and selected Ms. Brewer's work for the exhibition. There is one artist included from each of the graduate programs at Southern Methodist University, University of Dallas, University of North Texas, University of Texas/Arlington, University of Texas/Dallas, Texas Christian University and Texas Woman's University.
There will be an opening reception on April 6th, at the gallery for the artists and guests. The online art interview magazine "Art This Week" is also doing interviews with the artists and have visited TWU to interview Kim in her studio about her work and in the departments papermaking lab demonstrating her process of creating the work chosen.
The gallery website has more information at: http://www.redarrowcontemporary.com/newredarrow/Upcoming_Exhibitions.html
If you would like images of the work chosen or more information on Kim Brewer, please contact the Department of Visual Arts Gallery Coordinator, Vance Wingate, at: email@example.com, or 940-898-2533.
Delta Phi Delta The Art Honors Society
The Art Honors Society- Raise scholarship money (via our annual fundraising dinner)
- Organize Italian Night each Fall semester
- Go on outings together
- Participate in other campus events
- Scholarship opportunities
- Earn honor cords when you graduate as an active member
- Great experience to put down on your Resume
- Networking
Voertman's Student Art Competition
April 5 to April 17
Opening Reception & Award Ceremony: Tuesday, April 9, 4:00-6:00PM
Spring 2013 Voertman's Juried Student Exhibition Awards
Juror is Andrea Karnes, Curator of Contemporary Art at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.
There were 178 entries in all media.
This years exhibition has Undergraduate and Graduate work in separate galleries, the Undergraduate work is in the East Gallery and Graduate work in the West Gallery.
34 pieces of graduate student work was chosen.
58 pieces of undergraduate student work was chosen.
The Undergraduate Awards provided by Voertman's Bookstore
Voertman's Fifth Award / Shannon Van Pelt / for 'Untitled' Ceramics
Voertman's Fourth Award / Sheryl David / for 'The Words I Could Not Say' Photography
Voertman's Third Award / Travis Francis / for 'Beneath the Frame' Handmade Book.
Voertman's Second Award / Amanda Amaral / for 'As It Was / As It Is' Mixed Media Photography
Voertman's First Award / Cliff Caster / for 'Battle of the Towers' Graphic Design
The Graduate Awards provided by an anonymous donor in the memory of our past Chair, John Weinkein.
The John Weinkein Distinction in the Visual Arts Awards
Weinkein Fifth Award / Lindsey Dunnagan / '2 Years & 3 Months' Watercolor on board.
Weinkein Fourth Award / Angelia Ford / 'I Get That A Lot' Graphite on paper drawing
Weinkein Third Award / Lindsey Jones / 'Perfection' Mixed media Graphic Design
Weinkein Second Award / Glen Rust / 'Porcelain Trash' Mixed media sculpture
Weinkein First Award / Elizabeth Head-Fischer / 'Ex-Prom Queen' Mixed Media Ceramics
Anastasia Gabriel and Elizabeth Head-Fischer featured on Glasstire.com
Anastasia Gabriel and Elizabeth Head-Fischer's A Walk in the Park is a hands-on project where you can join in with molds, or by hand-sculpting pieces of nature-inspired debris to add to the growing forest floor and fallen logs. (Does anyone else suddenly find themselves remembering "Fred Penner's Place" on PBS?) And don't worry—a bucket and sponge is set up at the table for you to wash your hands afterward.
Read the full article here.www.glasstire.com
010 Gallery (lower level of Student Union) Spring Shows
The voting results for the 010 Gallery Spring Shows are in, and the shows and dates are as follows:
1/20 - 2/2 - Rachael Christensen / MFA Photograpy - "I'm Not From Here" - Reception: 1/25 5-7pm2/4 - 2/16 - Kalee Appleton – MFA/Photography - "Bit Rot" - Reception 2/6 4-6pm
2/18 - 3/2 - Photographic Artists Coalition – TWU Photography Organization - "Converging Perspectives" - Reception: 2/20 4-6pm
3/4 - 3/23 - Bailey Chapman – MFA/Painting
3/25 - 4/6 - Amanda Brown – BFA/Painting
4/8 - 4/20 - Heather Magnani – BFA/Drawing & Painting
4/22 - 5/4 - Ashley Kauschinger & Adam Neese – MFA/Photography


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Four Major Series of Works of Art by Antony Gormley on View at Kunsthaus Bregenz
Antony Gormley, Critical Mass, 1995. Cast iron,60 lifesize elements, size variable. Installation view 3rd floor, Kunsthaus Bregenz. Photo: Markus Tretter © Antony Gormley, Kunsthaus Bregenz.
Antony Gormley is one of Britains leading contemporary sculptors focusing on the human body as site. The exhibition at KUB brings together four major work series from Gormleys oeuvre: the Expansion works, Allotment, Critical Mass, and Clearing. Embedded in the context of Peter Zumthors architecture, the works challenge the fine line in the human psyche that marks the mental balance between asserting oneself as an individual and being contextualized by architectural space.
Over the last 25 years Antony Gormley has revitalized the human image in sculpture through a radical investigation of the body as a place of memory and transformation, using his own body as subject, tool and material. Since 1990 he has expanded his concern with the human condition to explore the collective body and the relationship between self and other in large-scale installations like Allotment and Critical Mass, both of which will be presented at KUB this summer. Gormleys recent work increasingly engages with energy systems, fields and vectors, rather than mass and defined volume. This is evident in the dynamic work Clearing, which pushes against the gallery walls, ceiling and floor, and will fill the second floor of KUB.
Gormleys work has been exhibited extensively, with solo shows throughout the UK in venues such as the Whitechapel, Tate and Hayward galleries, and internationally at museums including the Louisiana Museum in Humlebaek, the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington DC and the Kölnischer Kunstverein in Germany. Blind Light, a major solo exhibition of his work, was held at the Hayward Gallery, London, in 2007. He has participated in major group shows such as the Venice Biennale and Documenta 8 in Kassel. Angel of the North and, more recently, Quantum Cloud on the Thames in Greenwich, London, are amongst the most celebrated examples of contemporary British sculpture. Gormley was awarded the Turner Prize in 1994, the South Bank Prize for Visual Art in 1999 and the Bernhard Heiliger Award for Sculpture 2007.
Gormley´s Expansion works began with an obsession with renegotiating the skin: questioning where things and events begin and end. All forms become egg-shaped if their skin is repeated, achieving an equilibrium between stasis and potential. The Expansion works apply this process to the body in dynamic motion, moving bodies either in self-locomotion or in positions where the body is the subject of movement. Body and Fruit are derived from a body-mold in a clasped diving position. To quote Gormley: I discovered that it was possible to extend the form through the application of a consistent measure by using wooden spars radiating from nodal points at the extremities of the body. They were linked together at their outer ends to form a continuous surface where the feet, hands, buttocks and head become the foci of a number of domed forms that coalesce.
1st Floor:
Allotment II (1996, reinforced concrete, 300 life-size elements derived from the dimensions of local inhabitants of Malmö aged 1.5 - 80 years)
The measurements of 300 local people of Malmö, Sweden were used to construct 300 five-centimeter-thick rectangular concrete body cases, with integrated rectangular head cases, and apertures at the mouth, ears, anus and genitals. The "rooms" of Allotment are the minimum space necessary to accommodate a particular living individual, which substitute the second body (that of architecture) for the first. They are vertical meditation cells for the absent bodies of a real community. With the pieces laid on a grid path system the composite work evokes a surrogate cityscape. Some are closely packed next to each other, some less so. The viewer, having apprehended the work initially as a whole, will then be able to make his/her way through the composition, engaging with pieces intimately.
2nd Floor:
Clearing V (2009, aluminum rod)
Clearing consists of up to 12 kilometers of raw metal rod that arc from floor to ceiling and wall to wall, creating a three-dimensional drawing in space. The installation acts as a vector field, encouraging the viewer to move through its structure, and in so doing disrupts the authority of a single-point perspective, necessitating instead a constant renegotiation of the visual field: I was trying to destroy the fixed co-ordinates of a room and make a space/time continuum (a line without end) that was both a thing and a drawing, says Gormley.
3rd Floor:
Critical Mass (1995, cast iron)
Critical Mass is made up of 5 casts of 12 positions: ground-hugging, crouching, fetal, squatting, sitting, kneeling, standing, mourning and a final instability - an ascent of man ranging through the complex syntax of the body. The bodyforms were cast from the outside of a plaster mold and all the imperfections of the mold surface are reproduced on the finished work, as are the signs of the loose pieces in the sand mold, the flash lines that exist between them, and the out-runners of the metal-pouring which are integrated into the surface, declaring their industrial birth. The work is an anti-monument evoking the victims of the twentieth century. It also communicates the useless status of sculpture itself. Critical Mass was made in direct response to a specific building, the Remise, an old tram storage station in Vienna. The work continues to activate and destabilize the architectural contexts in which it is presented.
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I don't believe any other town in South Carolina experienced such a horrendous act as the Buford Massacre, during the Revolutionary War.
Yet no other has been so totally negligent in showing care and respect for the boys who died because they came to help South Carolina be free from the rule of their mother country.
Records state the Buford Massacre caused people to realize if they didn't take up arms and help, they would be under the same harsh rule they had come here to be free of.
The Kershaw Chamber of Commerce would like to thank everyone who participated in the Kershaw Spring-A-Thon this year.
It was through the efforts of many that made this another successful year.
We would like to thank our sponsors, Haile Gold Mine, Stevens Foundation, town of Kershaw, Founders Federal Credit Union, Kershaw News Era, First Citizens Bank, Gus' House of Pizza, attorney Robert Davis, Dr. John Howell and Small's Food Center.
After a marathon 18-hour session that ended about 5 a.m. May 7, the S.C. Senate passed its version of the 2010-2011 budget.
I voted against it, for numerous reasons.
As the fans filed out of the high school basketball game last season, an elderly lady stopped and said, "Robert, those articles you write about your family, keep on doing that. We really like them."
If so, and I believe it because I hear it often, then you get a double Howey dose today.
Today is graduation for the Lancaster County class of 2010.
School's out. Businesses are closed. The smell of grills drifting over the neighborhood. For many people it's a three-day weekend. And it's the beginning of summer.
With all the excitement going on it is easy to forget why we have this weekend.
But the truth is this holiday cost the lives of many people. Memorial Day is a day set aside to pay tribute and honor to those who paid the ultimate price for our freedom.
For 2010 Lancaster County high school graduates, today is the day.
Ask any of those 766 graduates at Andrew Jackson, Buford, Indian Land and Lancaster high schools about that today and you will likely get a wide smile and a reply like, "That's it. The big day."
You can wager that mortar board tassel that a pumped fist, or a high five will likely follow.
The 2010 Andrew Jackson Lady Volunteers' 14-14 softball season won't go down as among the greatest at the Lancaster County Class AA high school.
The break-even mark reflects a spring of about as many ups as downs.
A Conference IV-AA runner-up finish and a Class AA Upper State playoff berth stand as a couple of notable 2010 team accomplishments in the tradition of AJ softball.
No doubt, the major achievement came during the Lady Vols' recent postseason run.
Have you reached that point yet where you've said, "Enough, it's time to do something abut the violence in Lancaster County."
We believe many residents here feel that way. There have been four murders in the county since the start of the year.
The shooting death of a 3-year-old girl earlier this month has many, many people here mad.
Jaylen Elaine Jackson was apparently caught in the crossfire of a gunfight when she was hit in the head by a bullet and killed.
The great thing about being in the newspaper business is that we often learn of good news before most others do.
Last week, we were wowed by the news that Continental Tire was making a sizable donation to two local government entities.
The company, which moved its North American corporate headquarters from Charlotte to Indian Land last year, announced it was giving $65,000 worth of tires to Lancaster County and $35,000 to the Lancaster County School District.
Calvin Miller doubted his faith just a little. Volunteers and organizers of the April 24 Family Promise yard sale were told if they raised $10,000, an anonymous donor would donate $10,000.
The volunteers worked hard to organize the yard sale. Representatives from 15 churches met once a week for six weeks to plan the fundraiser.
Miller, who is chairman of Family Promise, a network of local churches that provides homeless families with children food, shelter, clothing and counseling, was worried they couldn't raise that much and thereby would lose that $10,000.
Booze it and lose it is a popular slogan in the campaign to reduce drunken driving in the Palmetto State. Three local law enforcement officers are doing their best in the ongoing fight to keep alcohol-impaired drivers off our state roads.
The S.C. Department of Public Safety recently recognized two Lancaster Police Department officers, Pfc. Josh Small and Sgt. Dale Johnson, along with Sgt. Billy Hillton of the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office.
Talk about a twist of fate. In one edition of The Lancaster News, we printed a story about Lancaster County Emergency Medical Services winning a prestigious state award at its annual meeting in Myrtle Beach.
In that article, Lanny Bernard, EMS director, touted the accomplishments of his 52 full-time and 25 part-time employees who work hard to provide life-saving care to Lancaster County residents.
Just days later in another article, Bernard was defending EMS response time to calls in the northern end of Lancaster County.
Recent news reports tell us that America's confidence in government is at an all-time low, and here's a good example of why. Given a choice between ensuring the safety of citizens and lining the pockets of the home building industry with profits, South Carolina may be on the verge of giving public safety the back seat.
Cora Jane Caston Wallace always wanted to be a writer. But that was not an option for her. In fact, she had to quit school because her parents needed her at home. The day her mother said she wasn't going back to school, Wallace cried all night.
Wallace later went to work for Springs Industries. She married Monroe Wallace and they had four children. Their youngest child, Suzanne, was diagnosed at an early age with a rare condition called congenital pseudoarthrosis.
Several years ago Andrew Smith wrote a letter, "Lynches River holds us hostage." He described it just right. We who are on Lynches River are not able to chose our electric provider.
We have no voice on anything. The rates are outrageous and need to be adjusted. We need an option of another electricity provider so can live like normal people.
Shirley McGriff
I am a big girl, so let me refine what I am saying about flooding (in the Edenmoor area.)
These longtime residents may not live near the ranch (Larkspur) and drive by it daily like I do. I have lived here for 10 years, passing it daily.
The Hinsons say yes, it has always flooded some, but nothing like it does now and not as frequently or with as deep, running rapids as now.
As a resident of Indian Land and of this beautiful county of Lancaster, I would like to address the recent problems cited in the April 28 article, "EMS under fire about slow respionse time."
U.S. Rep. John Spratt should quit.
It's a scary thought that Spratt would have another chance to vote for big pork bills, support the thrust for big government, further the radical left-wing agendas that add to the huge deficit and continue to vote for bills he does not read.
A few weeks ago I told some friends that America, right now, has the government we deserve. A few of them were bothered by that statement. I realize now that I was wrong. America does not have the government we deserve. We deserve much worse; it is only by God's grace and mercy that we do not have what we deserve.
Today is Mother's Day, the one day a year set aside to honor the special woman who gave you life.
Motherhood is often romanticized by the media, especially around this time of year, when magazines, TV and Internet broadcasts are full of ads depicting smiling, well-dressed moms snuggling babies or freshly scrubbed children giving them flowers. This is definitely the rose-colored glasses view of motherhood.
The reality is that motherhood is often a gritty business.
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Yes, there's the presidential race, and two contested state Public Service Commission races. but all of the local elected officials are running unopposed with the exception of County Commission District 3. There's also a Sunday alcohol sales referendum for the city of Orchard Hill.
Voters in District 3 will be choosing a new county commissioner between Democrat Rita Johnson and Republican Michael Renew. Incumbent Commissioner Bob Gilreath finished a distant third with only 23 votes in the Democrat primary to Johnson, who won without a run-off with runner-up Gregory McClarin.
Voters in Orchard Hill will be deciding if they want to approve Sunday alcohol sales within city limits for both package and by the drink sales, said the city's attorney Chad Torri. Sunday sales, both package and by-the-drink sales are already permitted in the City of Griffin and in unincorporated areas of Spalding County.
Torri said the times for Sunday sales, between the hours of 12:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m., "are set by state law."
The following races will be appear on all Spalding County ballots, according to Elections Supervisor Terry Colling:
• President, with incumbent Democrats President Barack Obama and Vice-President Joe Biden facing Republicans Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan, and Libertarians Gary Johnson and James P. Gray, as well as several certified write-in candidates.
• Public Service Commission District 3 incumbent Republican Chuck Eaton facing challengers Democrat Stephen Oppenheimer and Libertarian Brad Ploeger.
• Public Service Commission District 5, incumbent Republican Stan Wise facing challenger Libertarian Darius Patillo.
• U.S. Congress District 3, incumbent Republican Lynn Westmoreland faces write-in challenger David Ferguson.
• State Senator District 16, incumbent Republican Ronnie Chance of Tyrone is unopposed.
• District Attorney, incumbent Republican Scott Ballard is unopposed.
• Clerk of Superior Court, incumbent Republican Marcia Norris is unopposed.
• Sheriff, incumbent Republican Wendell Beam is unopposed.
• Tax Commissioner, incumbent Republican Sylvia Hollums is unopposed.
• Coroner, incumbent Republican Sonny Foster is unopposed.
• Towaliga Soil & Water District Supervisor, candidate Danny C. Meadows is unopposed.
• State Constitutional Amendment 1 on state charter schools.
• State Constitutional Amendment 2 on allowing multi-year rental agreements for state agencies.
There are two uncontested races for County Commission in District 1 and District 4 which will only be on the ballot for voters in those districts. In District ,1 it is incumbent Democrat Gwen Flowers-Taylor, and in District 4 it will be Republican primary winner Bart Miller, who defeated two-term incumbent commissioner Eddie Freeman.
There are also two uncontested state House races, which will only be on the ballot for voters in those districts. In those, the incumbent Republicans are John Yates, District 73, and David Knight, District 130.
For those registered to vote, advanced (in-person) voting ontinues, Mondays through Fridays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., through Nov. 2. For those who want or need to vote early on a Saturday, the state mandated advanced voting Saturday will be Oct. 27, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Early voting is being held at 825 Memorial Drive, next to the Elections Office in the Memorial Drive Plaza. Valid photo ID is required when voting in person during the early voting event, Voters are advised to use the driveway closest to the cemetery.
Voters can verify status as well as view and download sample ballots at the MY VOTER PAGE on the Secretary of State's website www.sos.ga.gov.


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Is there any built in social aspect to SmugMug like 'friending' people or 'groups' on Flickr? I have friends who use SmugMug but I'd like an easy way to know when they post new photographs and I'd like to join groups of people who share similar photographic interests to me.
It seems to me that you are talking about social aspects with users who already have a SmugMug account. There are a few things which you should be aware of. First of all, there are ways to indicate that a particular user is a friend or family. I believe you can share photos easily with them, among other things. Secondly, you could join a community. There are a large variety of communities around, but they mostly focus on a particular type of image, and more specifically, networking among these types of images. If you just want to follow a particular person, I recommend you pull their RSS feeds. There is a link at the bottom of all pages (Unless disabled). Mine looks like this. Simply plug it into an RSS reader, and you've got notification when a friend posts new pictures. |
There sure is. You can use our friends and family feature and our communities feature. You can also easily share on Facebook and Twitter, Tumblr, Posterous, Wordpress (more to come!). |


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1. Snake-style drafting, the kind we all know and love. Take your pick from the entire pool, but after choosing from one game you obviously can't choose another from the same game.
2. The games will be played in chronological order, with each player using what they drafted for each game. I want this to be quick, so I'm leaning towards alloting 1-3 days for the completion of each round. Opinions would be appreciated.
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1. The primary source of points is obtaining the highest score. The player who scores highest will get seven points, second place is four, third place is two. The lowest score doesn't get any points.
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KENT—Just when town officials and, essentially, everyone else thought that the long battle for federal recognition by the Schaghticoke Tribal Nation had come to a final end with the last court decision against the tribe's efforts, things took an unexpected turn this week.
The warning that the Schaghticokes, who have a 400-acre reservation in Kent, have a new card to play came up at a Board of Selectmen meeting Tuesday afternoon---and beyond the news of a new legal maneuver, selectmen pondered a warning that changes at the federal level might swing momentum in favor of the tribe.
First Selectman Bruce Adams told the board that he had received a letter from former town counsel Jeffrey Sienkiewicz, who represented the town in its opposition to the tribe receiving recognition. Mr. Sienkiewicz forwarded a copy of a preliminary statement of issues filed by the tribe with the Second Circuit Court of Appeals. The document lists issues that the tribe proposes to raise upon appeal.
These issues question whether the U.S. District Court in Connecticut erroneously determined that the STN is "collaterally estopped from asserting that it is an 'Indian nation or tribe of Indians' under the Indian Nonintercourse Act by virtue of the Bureau of Indians Affairs denying the STN's application for federal acknowledgement … .'"
The issues raised spoke to the very basis for denial of federal recognition: the tribe's apparent inability to prove that it has had a sustained cultural and political identity over the centuries. These issues have already been addressed in two court reviews of the BIA's denial, but Mr. Sienkiewicz said the town should be prepared to pay another $30,000 in legal fees on the tribe's attempt to fight on.
Federal recognition is so charged an issue because in Connecticut recognition comes with the right to open a casino. The Schaghticokes have expressed interest in doing so, but have said in the past that such plans would not be tied to the mountainous reservation property along the Housatonic River in Kent.
"I drafted the primary motion and supporting briefs that resulted in the trial court judgment; and I expect that I will be required to do a significant share of the legal work on appeal," wrote Mr. Sienkiewicz, whose office is in New Milford.
He had larger, more daunting news for the selectmen, as well. "On another note, rumors are floating that there has been a profound shift in the Department of the Interior, Office of Acknowledgement, under the current administration," he wrote. "Supposedly there may be rule changes proposed next year that, if adopted, will allow groups such as the STN to have a second bite at the acknowledgement apple. If such a rule passes, the Town may be back to square one in its dealings with the STN."
The town has already spent $292,000 to fight federal recognition for the tribe. Related to that issue, the town has also defended itself against a lawsuit that ultimately wasn't allowed to go forward, stemming from the sale of Indian reservation lands in the 18th and 19th centuries --and defended itself against the possibility that reservation lands could be used for gaming.
The Schaghticokes' ability to pursue litigation seeking the return of the former tribal lands, part of which include property of the private Kent School and Northeast Utilities, like the ability to pursue plans for a casino, is conditioned upon the tribe winning federal recognition. Continued...
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GermanyXNeko!Italy- A Chance For Neko Chapter 13Ludwig was walking to the grocery story. Feliciano was holding his hand tightly and he kept looking around. Even though Feliciano was back to normal, Ludwig could tell he was still worried. People were staring at them, but Ludwig had gotten used to all the stares.When they got what they need and left the store, Feliciano let out a small whimper. Ludwig looked at him and noticed Feliciano was pale. He was also breathing heavily."Are jou okay?""S-Si... I'm fine..."When they got home Ludwig got the thermometer. Feliciano looked at him."Open jour mouth.""Hm? Why?""I'm going to check jour temperature. Now, open jour mouth," Ludwig ex
GermanyXNeko!Italy- A Chance For Neko Chapter 11Each day progressed the same way. Feliciano would claim he was hungry and Ludwig would cook him pasta. He gradually began to gain weight again. His eyes held so much sadness. Ludwig wished he could replace that. He missed the happy-go-lucky boy. Feliciano still whispered when he talked. It was like he was afraid to raise his voice. Feliciano was still unresponsive to many things though.One day, Lovino was sitting with Feliciano. He was trying to get Feliciano to talk to him. Feliciano didn't even nod or anything. Antonio walked over to him."Hey Feli. Why won't you talk to us? We aren't here to hurt you.""Nice try," Gilbert said as he wa
GermanyXNeko!Italy- A Chance For Neko Chapter 8 How long has it been? Is he ever coming for me? They keep hurting me, they keep testing drugs on me. I want out. Ludwig help me...You have betrayed my trust...I'm withdrawing myself from the world... To end my pain and suffering...---They have figured out where they kept Feliciano. Now they we're going to save him. Lovino wanted to do it as soon as they figured out where they were keeping his brother. But they needed a plan, which Lovino reluctantly agreed to.They were standing outside the building. It was an old warehouse. Kiku looked at Lovino uncertainly."Wirr you be abre to make it to Antonio without them catching you?""I'm
GermanyXNeko!Italy- A Chance For Neko Chapter 6Feliciano was at home alone. Gilbert and Ludwig were at work, and Kiku was unable to come over. Feliciano was bored to say the least. He wandered around the house a bit, ate a snack and laid around. He went up to Ludwig's room and curled up in the blankets and took a short nap.When he woke up he decided to go exploring. He changed his clothes and left the house. He notices all the weird stares he was getting. He stared down at his feet, feeling self conscious. He never really got use to all the stares. He heard a whistle behind him. He looked behind him to see who had whistled.---When Ludwig got home, he instantly knew something was wro
GermanyXNeko!Italy- A Chance For Neko Chapter 10A month has passed. Feliciano didn't show signs of improvement. He wouldn't eat anything so he lost a lot of weight. Gilbert had suggested letting him live with Lovino, but Ludwig declined that. He wasn't going to let Feliciano go. He wanted to be there when Feliciano got better. He just hoped it would be soon.---After he and Gilbert ate, he went up to check on Feliciano. When he got to his room, he was quite surprised. Feliciano was sitting up and staring at the door. Ludwig felt his heart skip a beat. He walked over to him."Feliciano?" Ludwig asked as he approached him. Feliciano ears twitched, showing that he heard him."Feliciano?
GermanyXNeko!Italy- A Chance For Neko Chapter 14Feliciano was sitting in the backyard with a blanket wrapped around him. He was still feeling sick and Ludwig and Gilbert had left for work. He shivered slighty. Winter was coming up. The cold air signaled that. He sighed and laid down on the porch. Without meaning to, he fell asleep.When he woke up later, he was shivering. He sat up and coughed. He had a terrible headache and his throat was sore. He got up and walked into the house. As soon as he sat down on the couch, Ludwig walked in."Ciao Ludwig," Feliciano said, his voice cracking a bit. Ludwig looked at him."Are jou okay Feliciano? Jou didn't sound that bad vhen I left this-" Ludw
GermanyXNeko!Italy- A Chance For Neko Chapter 7A week passed. Still no sign of Feliciano. Ludwig was worried about him. When Antonio and Lovino came by one day, Ludwig told them what happened. Lovino practically broke down. Ludwig was surprised that Lovino actually cried. Gilbert was thrown out of the police station three times. They didn't care that Feliciano went missing. Ludwig sighed as he walked around. He went out everyday, just to see if he could find Feliciano. He even kept Feliciano's collar with him at all times.He was out with Kiku when he heard some men talking."How is he? Is he responding at all?""No, he keeps calling for some man. Lud-something. I don't know the name."
GermanyXNeko!Italy- A Chance For Neko Chapter 12 I woke up when I heard the door downstairs open. My ears twitched and I immediately sat up. Fear... That's what I felt. They have come back for me. They're going to take me away. I whimpered and shook Ludwig."Please wake up Ludwig..."---Ludwig groaned and opened his eyes. He saw Feliciano hovering over him with wide, scared eyes."What's wrong Feliciano?" He asked as he sat up. Feliciano hugged him tightly and whimpered."Downstairs... The door downstairs opened. Ludwig, they came back for me!" Feliciano whispered as he clung to Ludwig tighter. Ludwig sighed and rubbed Feliciano's head. He gently pushed him off and got up."Stay her
GermanyXNeko!Italy- A Chance For Neko Chapter 3It began with Francis and Gilbert verbally teasing him, which Feliciano took well even if it did scare him a bit. He was also fine when Francis began to pet him. It was when Francis decided to test something that all hell broke loose."Hey Feli, is your tail sensitive?" Francis asked, using the nickname he gave him. Feliciano tensed up a bit."N-No..." Feliciano stuttered."Oh? Are you sure?" he asked. Feliciano didn't say anything, which only encouraged Francis. Gilbert smiled."Try it Francis!" Gilbert laughed."No. Leave him alone jou two.""Aw, come on Ludwig we're only having fun!" Francis said as he slowly reached for Feliciano's
GermanyXNeko!Italy- A Chance For Neko Chapter 1Ludwig was walking home after a hard days work. He was worn out and just wanted to get home quickly. But as he walked passed an alley, he heard something hit the wall and then a low groan. He glanced into the alley. He heard something moving, but he didn't know what it was, so he decided to call out."Hello? Is someone zhere?" He heard more movement and a trash can flipped over, then it got quiet. He hesistated, but then walked into the alley. He glanced around the dumpster and saw a huge wooden box. The lid was crooked, as if something got in there. With caution, he took a step toward the box and moved the lid off. As soon as he did, a boy
GermanyXNeko!Italy- A Chance For Neko Chapter 4Ludwig woke up to an empty bed, which was unusual. He got up and got dressed. When he walked downstairs, he noticed it was empty to. The house was unusually quiet."Vhere is Feliciano?" he asked himself and went to Glibert's room. He knocked on the door, recieving silence."Gilbert?" he asked as he opened the door. His room was empty."Vhat zhe hell..."Just then the door downstairs slammed open. He sighed and walked downstairs again. When he got to the last step, he was greeted by a strong hug."Ludwig!""Hey Feliciano," he said. He looked at Gilbert. "Didn't think to leave a note, stupid bastard.""Don't blame me, Feli wanted to go f
GermanyXNeko!Italy- A Chance For Neko Chapter 5A few weeks have passed now. Ludwig has gotten use to living with Feliciano. Aside from having to always protect him from Gilbert and Francis, it was quite fun to live with him.It was a sunny afternoon. Ludwig was sitting on the back porch, watching Feliciano play in the backyard. Gilbert came on the back porch and sat on the swing. He just stared at the ground with a serious look on his face. Ludwig looked at him."Something bothering jou?" he asked as he looked back at Feliciano, who was currently climbing up a tree."Ja. Antonio hasn't been hanging out vith me and Francis as much und he von't let us in his house cause of his cat. It's
GermanyXNeko!Italy- A Chance For Neko Chapter 2"Vhat zhe hell!?"Feliciano's tail poofed out and he crawled into Ludwig's lap, clinging to him for dear life. Ludwig looked at Gilbert with what he hoped was a calm face."Hallo Gilbert. This is Feliciano. He's vas living on the streets, so I decided to let him stay here." Ludwig said as Gilbert approached the scared neko. He reached out and tugged on one of Feliciano's ears, making him meow in pain."Holy... Ludwig, zhose are real!" Gilbert exclaimed, still tugging on his ears. Feliciano let out a low groan and smacked Gilbert's hand away."D-Don't pull them, it hurts!""Haha, he's fiesty! Zhis might be fun!" Gilbert said as he grinned
GermanyXNeko!Italy- A Chance For Neko Chapter 15Winter passed by slowly. Feliciano was sick on and off all winter. Ludwig was constantly worried about him, but he always got better. Soon, Spring came, along with a new kind of "sickness" that Ludwig never expected...---Ludwig was sitting on the porch, drinking coffee. Feliciano walked out and sat beside him. He was unusually quiet. Ludwig looked at him and noticed he looked uncomfortable. He was squirming and he had a weird look on his face. Ludwig closed his book and Feliciano looked at him. Ludwig felt his forehead."Jou don't feel varm. Are jou feeling okay?""Y-Yea... I'm fine," Feliciano said, blushing a bit. Ludwig was about to
GermanyXNeko!Italy- A Chance For Neko Chapter 17A few days have passed. Spring seemed to be easier to live through now for Feliciano. He was sitting in a tree, listening to the birds chirping. Ludwig and Gilbert were at work so he was home alone.He let out a yawn and crawled down the tree. His ears twitched when he heard the front door open. He ran in the house and into the living room. When he saw Ludwig he ran over and hugged."Welcome home Ludwig!" Feliciano said cheerfully. Ludwig smiled and petted him, earning a loud purr. He walked to the kitchen and Feliciano followed him. Feliciano watched as Ludwig prepared dinner.A few minutes had passed when the front door opened again."I
GermanyXNeko!Italy- A Chance For Neko Chapter 9The next morning, Ludwig brought some pasta up for Feliciano to eat. Unfortunately, Feliciano wouldn't eat it. He continued to stare at the wall like he did the night before.There's no vay this is because they drugged him. It vould have worn off by now, Ludwig thought as he looked at Feliciano. He reached up a pet him. His ears twitched, surprising Ludwig. That was the first reaction he had seen from Feliciano since he rescued him.Ludwig looked at the time and got up."I have to go Feliciano. Gilbert und I vill be back later," he said. He didn't get a response. He left the room.--- How can I trust him? I know deep inside, he wants to


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Leaping Lizards Family Entertainment Center's inflatables range from rainbow-striped complexes of slides and obstacles to a wave-riding shark feasting on a boat. Youngsters—and parents, if they want—can bound across the bouncy surfaces during regular hours, or add some bounce to a birthday party, complete with pizza, drinks, and a private room. Alternatively, staffers who have undergone rigorous safety training supervise tots on Parents Night Out, a Friday-night event that replaces babysitters with bounce-house fun and gives parents an opportunity to check out the local fight club.
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Ripley's has enthralled audiences for more than nine decades with its dedication to revealing odd and unexplainable rarities from around the globe. But it all began with one man: Robert Ripley, a wildly successful and eccentric character who rose to fame during the first half of the 20th century. After selling his first cartoon to Life magazine at age 14, he set out on a quick-paced career of drawing sports cartoons for the New York Globe. During a slow day at the office, he sketched nine unusual sporting events and finished his work with a title: "Believe It or Not!" It became immensely popular, allowing Ripley to travel the world in search of more bizarre stories to put into his comic strips. While visiting relatively unknown areas in locales such as India, China, and the inside of his neighbor's chimney, he picked up a slew of unbelievable souvenirs that later became fixtures in several of Ripley's museums, or as they're affectionately called today, Odditoriums. Ripley's now encompasses publications, attractions, a television show, and a blog, all of which carry Ripley's tradition of reporting on the world's curiosities.
The days of dragons, princesses, and magic wands are revived at MagiQuest, an interactive medieval quest experience for all ages. The course takes visitors through a live-action game that creeps through dungeons, a village, and a fairy forest as players encounter myriad characters, sneak through secret doors, defeat a goblin king, and return jewels to the princess. The fun doesn't stop when the game ends, as MagiQuest also has an on-site black light mini golf course, a laser spy challenge, and a mirror maze.
With guidance from the friendly staff at Lazer Port Fun Center, spontaneous family adventures can begin with laps around the three-story go-kart track. Visiting racers and thrill-seeking spools of twine wind around corners, maneuver along helixes, and plunge down a 40-foot hill, before seeking out indoor adventures. 14,000 square feet of laser-tag landscape invite photon-fighting visitors to participate in 30-minute skirmishes, speeding across black-lit terrain and taking refuge behind alien figures while cosmic landscapes flicker in the background. After an engaging battle, visitors can settle into a 30-minute groove through the outer-space-themed mini-golf course. Cratered asteroids throw neon-yellow light on green fairways as they navigate between crashed spacecrafts, maintaining focus despite the heckling of gravity. The mesmerizing haze of LEDs and bells beckons visitors onward toward the arcade for ticket-churning rounds of prize games.
Sixty-five feet above The Track Family Recreation Center, participants bungee toward the earth below, while one to three airborne attendees sample the buzz of skydiving at once by leaping into an oversize safety cushions on the SkyFlyer ride. Down on the ground, drivers in single- and double-seated go-karts hug the turns of a three-story, spiraling wooden track. Bumper cars smash into each other on land and water cannon–equipped bumper boats soak other vessels at sea. On the miniature fairways, putters aim to sink holes in one while avoiding waterfalls, tunnels, and mock jungle animals. Finally, thumbs test their reflexes in the arcade with video games, and youngsters can mosey over to Kids Country to pilot kiddie and rookie go-karts or make pet ponies jealous by riding the carousel.


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The jazz are helping other teams feel good about themselves.
We can shoot 3 pointers now.
Sign Scotty Hopson #powercircle
They are not the Lakers.
We're tied in the standings with the Lakers and only 1/2 game back of OKC!
When one door closes, another doesn't open....instead, I find myself being locked in a room with padded walls and no windows.
Speaking of OKC, it is good that we didn't have to watch our championship contending team broken apart. When you are mediocre or worse every year who cares what players change.
May 21- Draft Lottery; June 27- NBA Draft; July 11- FA signing period begins; Oct 11- Preseaon game in Boise
We have a ton of free agents and should be able to free up major minutes for Kanter and Favors next year as well as Burks.
Hayward is getting the minutes he needs to keep developing.
Originally Posted by UGLI baby, Commissioner of the BF League of Doom
Jazz still in playoffs hunt.
The Black Swordsman - a self proclaimed man of science who believes in flying winged horses.
Jerry Sloan: "I have to blame myself for Andrei's failure to be able to play at times because maybe I haven't handled him the way he'd like to be and done the right things"
78 more games to go!!!! Shoot that could be bad!!
No CJ, No AK, No Raja, No Howard, and there was a guy who looked like Burks played last night. Oh yea,Carroll got a DNP!
Jefferson bought a new bed at the furniture shopping.
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With players being hyped at younger and younger ages (see John Tavares), it's important to remember the ones that got away. Some players that look to be world beaters at 17 turn into fringe NHL'ers or AHL stars. How is a poolie to know a young stud from a young dud? An examination of Rob Schremp's career so far will help to shed some light onto why players don't live up to the hype.
That season, Schremp finished second in Mississauga Ice Dogs' scoring behind another controversial American with similar size and talent. Patrick O'Sullivan, 18 months older, was battling serious domestic issues with his father and looked to be unravelling. How is it that six years later O'Sullivan has two solid NHL seasons under his belt and appears to have a solid NHL career, while some are debating whether Schremp can even play in the League? If you Google "Robbie Schremp" the first entry you see comes from Wikipedia, the online Encyclopedia. After his birthdate and his draft status is the sentence, "He is well known for his 'lacrosse style' shootout deke." That's all Wikipedia has to say about him. Further Google results reveal links to his amazing hand-eye wizardry with captions such as "Ridiculous move" or "Amazing breakaway goal." The perception of Schremp as a wizard with the puck is accurate but damning, because not much else about Schremp's game stands out. To make matters worse, most of Schremp's visible successes have taken place on shootouts or breakaways. He's hockey's version of a Harlem Globetrotter. He's merely entertainment. Schremp has had a hard time translating his puck wizardry into tangible professional results. He was clearly dominant at the OHL level. He even came back from a disheartening 25th overall selection in a weak 2004 draft to post an OHL leading 145-point season. But OHL success is sometimes hard to translate into pro success. Peter Sarno and Sheldon Keefe were dominant OHL players who were unable to take their game up a notch. Schremp's three-year AHL career indicates he's another Peter Sarno. He has averaged less than 60 points a season so far. For someone who turns 23 in two months, that's a far-cry from the NHL superstar status expected from him six years ago. Aside from the media hype distorting Schremp's value, his character issues were always a warning sign for poolies. Schremp has been described as lazy, cocky and abrasive. Schremp swore repeatedly throughout his pre-draft interview with the Oilers and defended his actions by saying he was trying to be himself. He has had many run-ins with the media and is known for his healthy ego. Put that together with his attention-seeking, lacrosse-style moves and you have a clear indication that Schremp lacks character. Professional hockey has a way of weeding out players who lack character. In the NHL no matter how good you are, you have to pay the price sometime - you have to compete. Schremp doesn't have the character to compete and unless he wakes up fast, will never be an NHL star. There are just too many indicators otherwise. Write comment
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January 15, 2013
A youth outreach program is coming
The positive youth development program created at Penn State Erie, focuses on building students up and giving them the tools they need to succeed.
The Strong Vincent High students are getting involved, even coming up with an action plan for mentoring and increased support from school staff to help them persevere.
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