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Serena Williams breezes to 2nd-round win at Open
August 29, 2013
NEW YORK (AP) — Defending champion and top-seeded Serena Williams reached the third round of the U.S. Open with a 6-3, 6-0 victory over Galina Voskoboeva of Kazakhstan on Thursday.
The first set took 44 minutes and was a struggle for Williams, who slipped and fell onto her backside while chasing a drop shot while receiving at 5-3. She got to the ball and saved game point, then closed the set two points later.
The second set took only 27 minutes and Williams was one win closer to her 17th Grand Slam title.
This match was originally scheduled for Wednesday but got pushed back when rain washed out eight women's matches.
Williams has lost only four games in two matches. In the third round, she'll play Yaroslava Shvedova.

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Hundreds of police officers were on duty today as the English Defence League (EDL) held their latest march in Doncaster.
Members of the right-wing group marched to the village of Hexthorpe, where there have been recent reports of community tensions with Roma migrants who have moved into the area.
There was also a counter-demonstration from Unite Against Fascism (UAF).
The demonstration is believed to have cost South Yorkshire Police hundreds of thousands of pounds, with around 350 officers on duty.


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Limestone senior breaks team record in rebounds with 660.
One of the best all-around players in Limestone College basketball history, Joe Raga, is now the school's all-time leading rebounder.
Raga, a 6-foot-6 senior wing from Lithia, Fla., had 11 boards Thursday in the 90-73 win against Lees-McRae and now has 660 for his career. The previous record of 649 was held by Sammy Hale, who set that mark in 1987.
"What an outstanding, impressive record by Joe," Limestone head coach Brandon Scott said. "…Rebounding is one of those stats that has a direct impact on winning and that's what Joe is, a winner. To be the all-time leading rebounder at Limestone College is something he will never forget."
Raga leads the Conference Carolinas with 9.1 rebounds per game this season. He averages 10.1 points per game as well and also leads the team with 3.5 assists per game. That ranks seventh in the league.
Limestone (12-6, 8-4) is tied with King College for second place, behind league leader Barton (14-3, 9-2). The Saints will play Queens University at 7:30 tonight and North Greenville at 7:30 p.m. Monday.
MILESTONE WATCH: Wofford senior guard Rachel Brittenham, already the school's single-season record-holder in assists, is poised to become the all-time leader as well.
Brittenham, from Stamford, Conn. (Saint Luke's School), needs just three assists in today's 2 p.m. game at home against Samford to top the mark of 449 by Wofford athletics Hall of Famer Libby Corry (Blacksburg) from 1991-95. Jessica Ridgill, now an assistant coach for the Terriers, is third at 387.
Brittenham has 71 assists this season, 4.2 per game, to rank third in the Southern Conference. She dished out 161 last season to eclipse her own record by one. Corry had 148 during the 1993-94 season. Brittenham had a school-record 15 assists in a single game last season against North Carolina A&T. She has reached 11 four times. Only one other player in Wofford history, Meredith Denton in December 1997, has had 11 assists in a game.
In addition, senior guard Morgan Wrightson (Gaithersburg, Md.) needs just nine points to reach 1,000 for her career.
POLL POSITIONS: Spartanburg Methodist is one of only three undefeated men's teams in NJCAA Division I basketball. The other two are ahead of the Pioneers.
Top-ranked Hutchinson (Kansas) Community College went to 22-0 on Wednesday but had to rally from a 15-point deficit against Seward County to take an 87-74 victory. The Blue Dragons' steak is the fourth-longest in school history.
Second-ranked Vicennes (Indiana) University also stayed unbeaten on Wednesday, moving to 21-0 with an easy 82-61 win against Lewis and Clark. The Trailblazers have won 37 straight games at home. They had a close call last week on the road, winning by four points at Southwestern Illinois.
SMC (22-0) stretched out the longest winning streak in school history on Wednesday with a 61-51 win at home against Aiken Tech. The Pioneers have only eight games remaining in the regular season, beginning today at Cape Fear and continuing Sunday at Brunswick.
DARLING STARLING: Freshman post player Britany Starling of USC Upstate has become a top scorer in the last couple of weeks, surpassing even the efforts of all-conference senior teammate Tee'Ara Copney.
Starling, a 6-footer from Sumter High School, has averaged 15.2 points in the past five games and pulled down a combined 27 rebounds in the past two games. Copney, even with a pair of 20-point efforts, has scored 13.2 in the past five games with a combined 23 rebounds and six assists.
She was an all-region player as a junior at Sumter but sat out her senior season with a knee injury and was overlooked by most college scouts. Starling returned to play AAU ball last summer and was eagerly signed by USC Upstate.


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DAYTON, Ohio (AP) -- A southwest Ohio soccer coach has been sentenced to seven years in prison after he was found guilty of having sex with a 13-year-old girl.
Thirty-eight-year-old McKenna Jordan told the court at his sentencing in Dayton Thursday that he would continue to deny the charges "till my dying breath."
A jury convicted Jordan of one count of rape and three counts of sexual battery in January for the crimes in 2012.
Jordan coached boys and girls soccer teams for the Warrior Soccer Club in the Dayton suburb of Huber Heights, but officials said his crimes were not related to his role as coach.
The victim asked for maximum sentence of 26 years, saying she would continue "fighting for my life, my dignity and my self-worth."


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The first reaction was elation for Brett Sutter.
Unbridled excitement over being drafted by an NHL squad.
It took a few moments before it set in that the club that chose him was the one run by his father, Calgary Flames GM/head coach Darryl Sutter.
"When I heard the news, it didn't really matter who it was," Brett said. "I didn't really think about that it was my Dad, I was just happy to be drafted. It could have been any team and I would have felt the same way."
Flames scouting director Tod Button knows there's going to be questions regarding who the club selected with their sixth-round pick in yesterday's draft but he certainly won't accept criticism.
"You know what they're gonna say? They're gonna say, 'How could you take that kid at 179?' " Button said. "We'll say Chicago was told the same thing in 1978 when they took somebody at 179, and look how he turned out."
That would have been Darryl Sutter, who had a successful NHL career long before turning to the management ranks.
Then again, maybe there shouldn't be any surprise.
After all, the Flames will continue to build with the Sutter identity, so it makes perfect sense to bring a namesake into the fold.
"We think Brett's a legitimate prospect and he was taken where he was rated," Button said. "The best thing about picking Brett is Darryl said to pick him where he belongs.
"He told us not to pick him unless it was where we wanted to pick him."
Not surprisingly, the elder Sutter played down the father-son connection.
"It's pretty easy to separate," Darryl said. "If he was available in the area we had him, we were gonna take him, it was that simple. The father thing didn't come into it.
"It's a consensus, not anybody's lone decision. We put players where we think we can get them and what we need and go from there."
No different than the other seven players chosen to stock the cupboard, three defencemen -- including Calgary's top two picks -- a pair of goaltenders and three forwards.
Time will tell how many are legitimate NHLers but Button was happy.
"Once we got over the disappointment of not getting to pick number one and came to the realization Sidney Crosby wasn't going to fall to 26th, we got to work," he said.
Instead, the first order of business was blueliners, going for hulking Sarnia Sting prospect Matt Pelech 26th overall and Gord Baldwin of the Medicine Hat Tigers 69th.
On the surface, it may seem strange considering how strong Calgary's defence corps on the NHL roster rates but Sutter said it gets thin quickly.
"Depth-wise, we're quite a bit behind in defencemen in amateur hockey," he explained. "Those are two of three kids we wanted. They're mobile defenceman and have good size."
The attention then turned to a couple of forwards, Dan Ryder -- whose brother Michael is starting to rise among Montreal's ranks -- and local boy J.D. Watt.
"I didn't have the greatest season and wasn't expecting to get drafted, that high anyways, and not really sure it would happen at all," said Watt, who plays for the Vancouver Giants. "But for it to happen in the fourth round and to the Calgary Flames, I'm so pumped right now."
Watt's excitement meter rose again when reminded he, a right wing, might just attend training camp with Jarome Iginla.
"I haven't even looked that far ahead," said the feisty Watt, whose family owns a ranch just outside Cochrane. "Jarome Iginla's my favourite player, so to even be in the same arena with him would be a great honour.
"I'm really looking forward to that."
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Tod Button, Calgary's scouting director, gives his take on picks
1st round, 26th overall; D; 6-ft. 4-in., 220 lb.; Sarnia Sting 31GP-1G-5A-6P-74PIM
Big, physical d-man suffered two broken jaws. He's also a fluid skater with good puck sense.
BUTTON'S TAKE: "I wouldn't say he's an offensive guy who'll be a point producer but he's a really good defender who can skate and play against top defenders. He's big, strong and mobile."
3rd round, 69th overall; D; 6-ft. 5-in., 195 lb.; Medicine Hat Tigers 66GP 3G-8A-11P-73PIM
Lanky defenceman cracked a solid defence corps in The Hat. He needs to fill out but is also a big body who skates well.
BUTTON'S TAKE: "He fought for ice time to be the fifth/sixth guy. During the World Juniors we spent a lot of time watching him because we knew he would play lots. He's a big kid, really mobile and makes a good first pass."
3rd round, 74th overall; C; 5-ft. 11-in., 185 lb.; Peterborough Petes 68GP-29G-53A-82P-55PIM
The younger brother of Montreal forward Michael Ryder, the Flames traded up -- giving away two picks to Buffalo -- for him.
BUTTON'S TAKE: "He's a really smart player, a playmaker, a hound around the net, strong and competitive. He really pays the price to score."
4th round, 111th overall; RW; 6-ft. 1-in., 195 lb.; Vancouver Giants 66GP-6G-7A-13P-213PIM
His family owns a ranch just outside of Cochrane. Is a tough player, willing to mix it up.
BUTTON'S TAKE: "We had to get an Albertan, you knew that. He's a hard-nosed kid but we think he can play a little higher than that. We think he has a chance to be more productive and take off. He expects to force the coach to play him more."
5th round, 128th overall; G; 6-ft. 175 lb.; Belleville Bulls 15-11-3 2.64 .920
A disciple of Flames goalie coach David Marcoux, Lalande had one of the seven wins the entire OHL collected against the powerful London Knights.
BUTTON'S TAKE: "He's athletic and has reflexes. David thinks he has really good ability."
5th round, 158th overall; G; 6-ft. 2-in., 215 lb.; Medicine Hat Tigers 21-5-3 1.66 .933
Tigers backup is a big body who shone brightly down the stretch when Kevin Nastiuk was injured.
BUTTON'S TAKE: "He came on in a tough situation, played really strong when Nastiuk was hurt and held the job when he came back."
6th round, 179th overall; C; 6-ft. 180 lb.; Kootenay Ice 70GP-8G-11A-19P-70PIM
He's a Sutter, son of the Flames GM/head coach Darryl Sutter, and plays just as you'd expect.
BUTTON'S TAKE: "His best assets are he's really smart and competes. He knows he's got work to do to get better."
7th round, 221st overall; D; 6-ft. 1-in., 185 lb.; Swift Current; 57GP-2G-4A-6P-102PIM
The second-year WHLer was named the team's top defenceman and received the Coach's Award.
BUTTON'S TAKE: "He's a real gung-ho, energetic kid and a good skater. He played in a tough situation in Swift Current but he never quit..."


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Bayside Village Picnic - That's Entertainment
Beginning at 12:00pm and ending at 5:00pm, on Saturday September 12th, the Village of Bayside will once again hold our village picnic. Everyone is welcome to join in the annual festivities. Ellsworth Park, located at 600 E. Ellsworth Lane in Bayside, will once again be the sight for a variety of activities.
Not only will great food and drinks be served, several events will keep both young and not very young entertained. "Bayside Best" competition will feature our increasingly popular singing contest. More music will be provided by DJ Brian Redd.
On hand will be North Shore Fire Department, North Shore Library, US Coast Guard and an informational booth. Raffles and games as always will be featured as well. Parking will be permitted at Bayside Middle School, 601 E. Ellsworth and at the South parking lot of the Village Hall, 9075 N. Regent Road. Ellsworth Lane will be closed near the park entrance to allow for a safe route for the fire department vehicles. The picnic is held rain or shine.
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M.C.M. needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 126 designs submitted by 35 freelance designers.
Womple is a tool that allows anyone to create simple web gadgets (also known as apps or widgets) using a new web-enabled cut and paste technology.
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t's a sweltering summer evening, and the Damen Avenue streetscape north of North Avenue is pulsating.
There are walkers, joggers and bicyclists. There are parents pushing infants in strollers and pulling toddlers in wagons. There are al fresco diners, couples sipping cool beverages, Italian ice aficionados and unabashed people-watchers.
This is Bucktown, which with its next-door neighbor, Wicker Park, may represent one of the hippest neighborhoods in Chicago. If you ever tire of its options in dining, nightlife, shopping and the arts, you can amuse yourself by joining the lively debate as to what street divides Bucktown from Wicker Park.
Some say Bucktown's parameters are easily delineated, extending from Ashland to Western Avenues east and west and Fullerton Parkway to North Avenue north and south. Those simple 1-mile-long, right-angled borders both longitudinally and latitudinally would make this hip community perfectly square.
Elaine Coorens, a 30-plus year resident of Wicker Park and author of "Wicker Park from 1673 thru 1929" and "Walking Tour Guide," isn't having any of it. "The whole concept of everything north of North Avenue being Bucktown doesn't jibe with the fact Wicker Park's historic landmark district, as defined both by both the nation and the city, goes north of North Avenue to Bloomingdale Avenue," she says.
The point seems to be which neighborhood gets to claim the eclectic Damen, North and Milwaukee intersection, an argument state Rep. John Fritchey (D-Chicago) finds amusing.
"I grew up in the city and remember when that stretch of North Avenue was hubcap shops and liquor stores. No one wanted to claim it then, and now everyone wants to claim it," says Fritchey, who believes North Avenue is Bucktown's southern border.
A nightlife mecca
There's little argument among outsiders about Bucktown's distinguishing characteristics. Many visitors make a beeline to Bucktown from around the metro area for those very qualities, including dining, dancing and other diversions.
"You have Cuban, Puerto Rican, South American, Italian, Mexican, French, traditional American and gourmet cutting-edge restaurants," says Paula Barrington, executive director of the Wicker Park-Bucktown Chamber of Commerce, ticking off just a few ethnic cuisines among Bucktown's more than three dozen eateries.
The community also beckons shoppers, boasting a 95 percent retail occupancy rate, of which other shopping hubs can only dream. "Most of the retail you see along the streets is independently owned, Chicago-based shops," Barrington said.
Hidden charms
Those who make Bucktown home list myriad factors in their decision to plant roots, says Bucktown Community Organization (BCO) president Scott Trotter, a 12-year resident who describes himself as a "trophy husband" and stay-at-home dad. One of the area's long-time selling points is transit services, he notes. Easy access links residents to the Kennedy Expressway, and CTA Blue Line trains stop at Damen, North and Milwaukee Avenues as they enter Bucktown from the Loop, and Western and Milwaukee Avenues as they depart.
Metra's Clybourn stop, on Ashland Ave. between Cortland Street and Armitage Avenue, is a jewel for those heading out of the city. "I can literally walk to that stop, get on the train, not think about traffic and be at Ravinia in 40 or 50 minutes," Trotter said.
One doesn't expect to hear schools cited as a major draw in a city neighborhood, but they are in Bucktown, where a community-wide grassroots effort to lift the Chicago Public Schools by their bootstraps has paid off in a big way, Trotter said.
"It's an exciting time to be in Bucktown, because people feel the public schools are an option for them," he said. "There's more work to be done, but the community has pulled together to take over ownership of the public schools."
The glittering star in the scholastic firmament is Drummond Montessori Magnet School on West Cortland Street. Another success story, according to Fritchey, is Chicago International Charter School.
Fritchey added: "Bucktown has a large number of families with school-age kids, and families wanting to stay in the city. That puts pressure on the schools to raise their performance, and local schools have done just that."
Community involvement has also sparked revival of Bucktown's "pocket parks," places where neighborhood residents congregate, said Eva Bergant, a real estate agent with @Properties, and former BCO president. Funds are being raised for renovation of the fieldhouse at Holstein Park, home to Bucktown's signature event, the Bucktown Arts Fest, an annual fine arts festival scheduled for this weekend.
Bucktown residents also savor the children's playground at Ehrler Park, as well as the T-ball fields, dog-friendly spaces and monthly outdoor movies at Churchill Field Park, among other neighborhood pockets of green, Bergant said.
Another of Bucktown's strengths is its array of housing stock. The neighborhood has everything from rowhouses to newly constructed single-family homes and condo buildings, as well as manufacturing facilities converted to condos.
"Most everything is really well maintained," Bergant said. "The homes people have rehabbed and renovated are really quite incredible."
David Wolf, real estate agent with the Wolf Residential Group of @Properties, says he's not seeing as many new-construction or conversion projects in Bucktown as he did a year ago. "But the good developers are still developing," he said.
One of the more noteworthy projects Wolf is representing is the PAC Lofts in the old Paulina Art Center building, 1735 N. Paulina Ave.
The flip side
Not everything is rosy. Bucktown's growing reputation as "Bucks-Town" makes it a prime target of the light-fingered.
"Property crimes seem to be way up," Trotter said. "That's very concerning now. We're told at CAPS meetings by the police it's because it's an affluent community, and people from other communities want what we have. . . . It seems everyone knows somebody who has had their home broken into in the last two years."
Fritchey counters that property crimes in Bucktown are not "out of line with other neighborhoods." And he said for all the changes Bucktown has undergone in the past few decades, most of the evolution has been for the better.
"Many times when a neighborhood rapidly gentrifies, it loses a lot of the good characteristics as well as the bad," he said. "This is a good example of how an urban neighborhood can move forward while still maintaining its character."


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Lincecum, Beckett hope to turn the page on disappointing 2012 seasons
Two pitchers attempt to put a miserable 2012 season behind them on Wednesday when San Francisco's Tim Lincecum squares off against Josh Beckett of the Los Angeles Dodgers in the rubber match of a three-game series at Dodger Stadium.
The two-time National League Cy Young Award winner Lincecum was awful a year ago, posting the worst marks of his career in nearly every major pitching category, including losses (15), ERA (5.18) and walks (90), all while failing to throw a single complete game in 33 starts. His ERA was the worst in the NL and more than two runs higher than the 2.74 mark he posted in 2011.
"It's a new year," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said. "Let's see what happens this year. That's how he has to look at it."
As bad as his regular season was, Lincecum shined for the Giants in the postseason as a reliever. However, he failed to carry that momentum into the spring where he was 0-3 with a 10.57 ERA over 15 1/3 Cactus League innings.
"I think I want what any player wants," said Lincecum. "At the end of the year you want to be playing in October and into November. Obviously on a personal note, coming off a lackluster year for me, coming back and surprising myself in a way and obviously surprising some (other) people would be a big thing for me."
Beckett, meanwhile, struggled as well a year ago, as he posted a 5-11 mark with a 5.23 ERA in 21 starts for Boston before being dealt to the Dodgers in late August. Things got better for Beckett in L.A., where he threw to a 2.93 ERA over seven starts, but was just 2-3.
Both Lincecum and Beckett have some work to do if they plan on matching the pitching performances through the first two games of this series.
After Clayton Kershaw's four-hit shutout paced the Dodgers in the opener, Madison Bumgarner surrendered just two hits over eight scoreless innings to help the Giants to a 3-0 win on Tuesday.
Bumgarner (1-0), who retired 18 Dodgers in a row at one point, struck out six for San Francisco, which tallied 10 hits but grounded into four double plays.
"I felt really good, the best in a long time," Bumgarner said. "It feels good to get started on a good note. I felt like I was careful and made some quality pitches."
Joaquin Arias tallied two hits, an RBI and a run scored, while Sergio Romo picked up his first save of the season with a 1-2-3 ninth.
South Korean left-hander Hyun-Jin Ryu (0-1) made his highly-anticipated major league debut for the Dodgers and gave up three runs -- one earned -- on 10 hits over 6 1/3 frames. He fanned five and walked none.
"He knew what he was doing, he changed speeds. He wasn't as sharp as spring training, but he gets himself out of jams," Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said of Ryu.
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2013 Annual Meeting
Montréal, Québec, Canada | November 1-5, 2013
Lisa M. Given, Charles Sturt University
Heather O'Brien, iSchool, University of British Columbia
Rafa Absar, iSchool, University of British Columbia
Devon Greyson, University of British Columbia
Sunday, 3:30pm
Within and beyond Library and Information Science (LIS), researchers are employing participatory, arts-based research as one way of extending traditional research methods. The use of creative methods can enrich our understanding of complex information practices, particularly in multimedia information environments. This panel will provide an overview of arts-involved practices of data collection, data analysis and knowledge exchange, including examples of specific applications within LIS research projects, and will discuss the ways creative arts may function socially and psychologically among researchers and research participants.


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Favorite Pictures/Artists on the Archive?
So, I was talking with some people on sketcher today and realized...I am an oldie. I remember when others were oldies and I was the kid in sketcher, but now I am one of them. xD It's odd. Not only being older than others on the archive, but also weird because the artists I look/looked up to and saw as inspiring are totally different than the ones everyone else seems to. We were sharing names with each other on sketcher and I had never heard of most of the names they were giving me. xD Talk about being disconnected with today's youth. *cricks back and hobbles over to her rocking chair*
SO. I thought maybe some of you young-uns could help an old geezer like me out--what images or artists inspire you most on the archive? And for those of you who are old like me, which ones do you still remember very clearly as being really inspirational to you? I'm just having a curious/nostalgic moment I suppose.
I will probably add to this list later, but here are some of mine:
When I first came to TLKFAA back in 2002 (so...so old) there were a ton of artists whose work I just *poured* over. I saved images to my computer, set them as screensavers, used them as reference--you name it, I probably did it. Well, short of tracing or art theft of course. But here are the ones that spring to mind: Jamala, Damalia, Cat Hicks, Evana, Domino, The Black Cat, Dagger, Hibbary, Makani, Lucky, Pegasuss, Pinali, Sarafina, Tigon, Tigrin....these are all names a lot of you know I'm sure. Some have changed names while others have moved on and are completely untraceable. But I can credit all of them with giving me lots of various kinds of inspiration when I first stepped into the world of online/digital art. And for that I am grateful that they took time to share their work with us.
Here are some more specific examples of more recent(ish) picture inspiration:
I don't know exactly why but this image of Simba has be emblazoned on my mind since the day I saw it. I think it was the first serious departure in style I witnessed on the archive and it served as the catalyst for a lot of my own explorations in art style. Criq's gallery as a whole is incredible, of course. But for whatever reason this image in particular struck a chord in me.
Oxpecker is an artist whose work I looove. She has this smooth, crisp, unique look to all of her work and designs that always seem to flow and come together so naturally. Really beautiful and inspirational gallery, I often wander through it when I am in need of a creativity spark.
Dille is another one who has been a giant inspiration to me over the years...stuff like this just keeps me going wanting to draw things. T_T
Maqueeendaaaa!! That's really all one needs to say. :3 There is nothing I don't adore about this girl as a person or an artist, she is wonderful. <3
Kourukon and Timali are both artists whose sense of humor and ideas I have always found so wonderful and inspirational while also being people I've always admired for their ability to be SO STINKIN' ON MODEL that it's ridiculous. I have tried and failed many times to achieve this look and I just *cannot* do it. All of you artists out there who can do this, I am amazed.
Paso/Legetta is someone whose style is just so incredibly raw and wonderful to me. I am always fascinated by the intricacies of her artwork.
This is still one of my favorite images on the archive. I don't know what it is about Tigon's close-ups, but they stick with me. When I think of TLK fan art or of her work, I think of these two images.
Daanzi is another artist whose work has inspired me over the years...and if you haven't already you seriously need to check out her DA account. Because woah.
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|Jan 8th, 2013, 08:14 AM
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This is an awesome thread,
NQN and Timali are the reason why I joined the Archive in first place, also same with Cat Hicks, J.C., and so many others that you mentioned.
I'll post some pictures later, but of course many people on here are pretty great. Having a ton of them on Facebook too is pretty entertaining; they actually know what art is LOL.
|Jan 9th, 2013, 05:49 AM
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Snowy was my biggest inspiration ever. http://fanart.lionking.org/Artists/S...eativeMess.jpg
I still love the request she did for me http://fanart.lionking.org/Artists/Snowy/TheKiller.jpg I think it's just her real media that always made me smile, kept me going on real media. Haven't done any in ages now.
|Jan 10th, 2013, 04:05 PM
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I will echo those you mentioned, Kasei, especially Tigon and Timali.
Criquetin & FireLemming were my favorite artists...I miss seeing their work quite a bit. Snowy and Va-Kasi as well. I also cannot forget Akril for her thought provoking art about canon.
I'd say those were really my core favorite artists.
As far as a favorite picture...I'd say this one had really stuck with me.
|Dec 19th, 2013, 06:41 AM
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Ah, so many. It'd be interesting if I was as active on TLKFAA now as I was then to see how my style has changed... though I guess it's possible it hasn't at all really. My favourite was always criquetin, I loved their style but I also had a complete personality crush on them on Lilymud, so I think that also contributed! :p Their art is still great!
Another artist I was in desperate, desperate awe of was oxpecker. So unique! Gah!
Legetta was another, I loved her style. Kasei also. There's a definite trend in the kind of style I liked, and I'm still the same... I don't go in for neatness and perfection, I much prefer sketchier, looser stuff.
I also loved Timali obviously, she was another personality crush of mine and somebody I really looked up to artistically as well as in general. She was such a fast, prolific artist (did you guys see how quickly and skilfully she could draw in Sketcher?!) which gave me this impression of artistic genius; she was so in control of her talent, and that was extremely inspiring.
I can't remember what were my favourite pictures, but here are some I really love that I just chose off my old favourites list:
(I loved this one when I was young)
|Dec 25th, 2013, 05:07 AM
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This is one of the pics that made me join! Being a huge LOTR and Lion King fan...I had no idea other people "lion-ised" stuff, so when I saw that...I just had to!
|Dec 30th, 2013, 03:10 PM
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Aaah, Banzai! I remember Banzai!
Another artist I really admire and can't believe I left off of my list is Cat B./Kippy. She doesn't really upload to the FAA anymore, but her DA is supah impressive.
...also, have you guys seen Rai-che?? Because wow.
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|Jan 2nd, 2014, 10:35 AM
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What is Kippy's DA, Kasei? I can never find anybody on DA...
|Jan 2nd, 2014, 10:53 AM
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It's stuffed.deviantart.com link is in the user comments on TLKFAA
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Azzy ninja, hoo haa!!! xD But yes, she is much more active on DA.
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|Mar 31st, 2018, 09:59 PM
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lololo I just logged onto this thing for the first time in 10 years, saw that pic of the Lord of the Rings/TLK crossover thing and was all, "That's pretty cool, who did that?" and then realized IT WAS ME.
Honestly though I think this was a collaboration with Balaa...I drew it, she did the special effects. I think.
Man, have I really hopped down the nostalgia rabbit hole tonight...
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|Jun 3rd, 2018, 10:17 AM
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There's alot of amazing artists on this website. If I had to pick my very favourites that inspire me so much, it would be the following honorable mentions here.> Tima, Audrey Cosmo, Nadra, Akril and kourukon. Now let's write the reasons why.
Tima: I like how her characters, even if she only had few, really fit The Lion King universe (My favourite would be Maya, the zebra-loving lioness. She could be an official side character in The Lion King franchise!). I loved her parodies and crossovers, they're hilariously well made and sometimes fit TLK well. Some of her doodles have the style of Calvin and Hobbes (This one, by example: https://fanart.lionking.org/picture/...MyCharaPlz.gif ) and well, the rest of her artwork is TLK styled obviously. Tima was the artist that marked me the most, ever since I joined TLKFAA. From her suberp animations to beautiful fanarts. She already was inactive when I joined. I wish she could leave an update or something similar.
Audrey Cosmo: I love her crazy humor and scribbly art style! Her older artwork reminds me of cartoony animated shows like Looney Tunes. Scribbly doodles for me are luv luv luv LUV! <333 She's more likely working on her ''Missing Pieces'' fanmade TLK comic, currently. Where it's dramatic and such. Complete opposite of the funny doodles you see from her. I like her comic aswell, and it inspired my TLK headcanon a bit too. :3 And the fact that she is French makes it even more fun in the idea of communicating with her, one day. (Because, well, I'm French. )
Nadra: Her comics could be easily mistaken for an official Lion King comic. My headcanon is widely inspired from hers without copying too much. She is not only a good artist with art style similar to Disney's TLK, but a good storyteller. And what impresses me is that she is working on three different TLK fanmade comics. Three different stories worked on at the same time. How does she do that? Oh well, it must be really fun for her. I've communicated with her and she's a pleasant person to talk to. Just be nice, that's all. ^w^
Akril: She's the kind of artist who seems to be really interested in the franchise of the movie. She draws and talks about interesting characters who did not appear in the movie (early drafts, semi-official comics/books, cameo characters, merchandise, etc.). This is the thing I love the most about this artist.
kourukon: Who doesn't love cartoon-styled artwork with alot of very wacky expressions on the characters. Uh? Speak up!
These are all the honorables mentions I put my heart writing. <3
But I think the artist that influenced me as a kid was Not_Quite_Normal. I went to TLKFAA mainly to see entertaining flash animations like NQN's. It might sound silly and awkward, but I made up my stories using HER characters. Also, I thought one of her characters Krysty was a boy. xD
Honestly, there SO MUCH beautiful Lion King fanart that I love, which is difficult for me to pick.
But if I had to pick, it would be these:
There's much more, but I think I shared enough of those. c:
The fact that TLKFAA is not as active as it used to be saddens me. I want to do everything to keep it alive! I want this amazing fandom to go on! I've only been on TLKFAA since 2013 and I looked through older things through TLKFAA, and saw alot of things I missed. Oh well, I was too young to join when all of these happened. But maybe we can revive those wonderful moments again. <3
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Ken Venturi was a 14-year-old with a camera trying to get a picture of Byron Nelson when he first met the golfer who would become a mentor and dear friend.
"He was, like, getting under the ropes a little bit, " Nelson's widow, Peggy, recalled Saturday of that moment during the 1946 San Francisco Open. "Byron said, `Kid, could you move back under the ropes a little ways?' And Ken goes home and tells his mom, I met the greatest man today, Byron Nelson, and he spoke to me."
Venturi died Friday, in the middle of tournament week for the Byron Nelson Championship.
Venturi overcame dehydration to win the 1964 U.S. Open and spent 35 years in the booth for CBS Sports. He died at age 82, 11 days after being inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame.
When CBS came on the air Saturday for third-round coverage of the Nelson, the first 15 minutes of the broadcast were a tribute to Venturi, who retired as the network's lead golf analyst in 2002.
Jim Nantz, whose 54th birthday was on the same day his longtime partner and friend died, said it was "not going to be easy" to broadcast this weekend.
The death of Venturi came a month and a day after broadcaster Pat Summerall died, also at age 82.
"It's been an unbelievable month to lose guys like that," said Lance Barrow, the longtime CBS producer for golf and NFL broadcasts. "It's a sad day."
Barrow likened Venturi's lengthy career as a broadcaster to Nelson's surely unmatchable record of 11 consecutive tournaments won.
"There will be no one ever in sports television again that will have the run that Ken Venturi had," Barrow said. "And will not come close to it, as an analyst in any sport, much less golf."
Tiger Woods issued a statement Saturday saying that Venturi's recent Hall of Fame induction was a "fitting tribute to a special person in our game."
"He was a good man and the voice of golf for so many years," said Woods, who isn't playing the Nelson this week. "He will be remembered for what he did on the golf course and for his personality in the broadcast booth. `'
Ten years after Venturi was trying to get a picture of Nelson, he was a top amateur teamed with Harvie Ward against Nelson and Ben Hogan in what has since become known as "The Match."
Peggy Nelson said that was an amazing day for the players, and that Byron Nelson, who died in 2006 at age 94, and Venturi would sometimes talk about different shots each of them hit that day.
She characterized their friendship as precious and talked about what it was like "to see Byron's face light up whenever he thought of him" or when Venturi would call.
"I think that if Byron could have, he would have adopted Kenny," Peggy Nelson said. "Kenny's values were so strong and so wanting to help people as much as he could, because he knew that he was a very blessed man in the game of golf and that he was blessed to have so many friends like Byron and Mr. Hogan, and being close to both of them."
Barrow said Venturi tried to do everything Nelson taught him, from never charging for a golf lesson "because Byron Nelson said don't do that" to also checking in with the pro shop at a golf course before playing a round.
"This was a great thing that Byron Nelson told him, always go in and ask the pro who holds the course record. And if it's a pro, don't ever break it because that pro is there every day. You're only there for a few days," Barrow said. "That's what Venturi was like."


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Rosy Saturday for Rosberg in Bahrain
Germany's Nico Rosberg looked forward to 'kick-starting' his season after seizing Mercedes's second successive pole position in qualifying for the Bahrain Formula One Grand Prix on Saturday.india Updated: Apr 21, 2013 03:51 IST
Germany's Nico Rosberg looked forward to 'kick-starting' his season after seizing Mercedes's second successive pole position in qualifying for the Bahrain Formula One Grand Prix on Saturday.
Compatriot and triple world champion Sebastian Vettel joined him on the front row for Red Bull at a circuit where no driver has won from lower than fourth place on the grid in eight previous races.
Ferrari's Fernando Alonso, three times a winner in Bahrain, will share the second row in Sunday's race with Brazilian team mate Felipe Massa after penalties for Mercedes's Lewis Hamilton and Red Bull's Mark Webber. "Am I surprised? A little bit. It wasn't really clear who was the quickest car over one lap," said Rosberg of his second career pole. "I really want to kickstart my season. It has really been a rough ride in the first three races and so today's been the first normal qualifying up to now."
Rosberg's only previous pole was in China last year. Mercedes have not had back-to-back poles since they returned as a works team in 2010.
The German driver has retired from two of the season's three races and finished fourth in Malaysia when he was ordered by the team not to pass Hamilton for third place for fear that the cars would run out of fuel.
Hamilton penalised for gearbox change
Britain's 2008 Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton will be demoted five places on the grid for Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix after his team changed his gearbox on Saturday.
Hamilton - in his first season with Mercedes after moving from McLaren - came to a complete stop after the final practice session prompting his mechanics to change the gearbox.
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We thought we'd spread the inspiration seed this week with a little quilt hanging action for your viewing pleasure. And even though it's way too hot to be thinking about using a quilt as bedding, you can save some storage space by displaying your prized quilt proudly.
My mom spotted this idea in Pottery Barn a few weeks back and immediately decided to hang her quilt (made by hand by my great grandmother). Using a dowel rod, a little extra fabric was folded over and sewn into place. Positioned high above the couch, the quilt is displayed with pride and looks immense as it covers a large portion of the wall. Hanging a quilt is a great alternative to displaying artwork or a wall of frames and channels a cozy welcoming vibe. Not to mention family memories are proudly on display, which is always a nice thing.
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Beach Humpers
Four young women (Vanessa Hudgens, Selena Gomez, Ashley Benson, Rachel Korine) go to Florida for spring break. Funding the trip involves three of them -- Gomez is a nominally Christian good girl -- robbing a restaurant with squirt guns and rubber mallets. Full of money, they set themselves in the direction of fun. Typical debauched mayhem is in full swing by the time they arrive and when they find themselves arrested and jailed for being too close to some drug action, a rapper/drug dealer/gun enthusiast (James Franco, sleepy smile barely masking his menace) bails them out and introduces them to a distinctly more dangerous existence. "Scarface on repeat!" he jabbers in a monologue about his many crime-bro possessions, but that's not merely gangster posturing, it's how he learned his trade. He practiced, probably in front of a TV.
It's also the way director Harmony Korine's four novice lady-criminals have learned their way through life. They ignore college lectures about The Greatest Generation, choosing instead to spend their pre-spring break days and nights fantasizing about the big party that will change their existence and usher them into excitement or transcendence. They slink around like strippers, rubbing up on each other like women in less ambitious exploitation films, as if practicing for the performance of sex they'll enact for the college boys on the beach. So even though watching Vanessa Hudgens take an unwieldy flamethrower to her High School Musical image might be the reason you're going to see this, what you'll actually witness is the drug-warped spectacle of Korine dismantling adolescent systems of receiving and acting on cultural information. It's an art film, but one posing as a sleazy how-to lesson in robbing, killing, cocaining and backin' up dat ass.
If that's too much thought to put into it, then consider it like this: coming off his last blast of insanity, the spaz-attack Americana-jam Trash Humpers, Korine has relocated his horny, screeching protagonists from a dead-end small town to a corporately sponsored beach orgy. The people are younger, prettier and much more naked, grinding in slow-motion to Skrillex, making the same crotch-thrusting motions as the masked troublemakers of that earlier film. Instead of garbage bins, though, they're mock-humping one another on the beach, raining down beer into girls' mouths, simulating urination, inhaling drugs off naked bodies. The stage has changed but the mindless carnal energy in the pursuit of awesomeness is exactly the same.
The dreamy narrative jumps back and forth, flashing on words and deeds of five minutes or five days ago, cutting to the next moment's aftermath before that moment even comes to pass. Big Bad Franco's involvement with the girls shifts gears, from terrifyingly funny to tenderly moronic. Dialogue repetition and loops of the same nude post-teens gyrating on the sand become a sort of mantra, Godard-lifted moves highlighting the ways in which young people learn how to be young.
It all goes wrong, of course. A wild party with no moment of reckoning wouldn't make for much of a story. But when the promise of spring break crumbles for a couple of the young women, the lesson isn't "Be Good." That's because it isn't so much a movie about freedom or rule-breaking as it is about every generation's conformity to overwhelming pressure, about how human behavior is learned from repeated exposure to really dumb, low-level stuff and idiotic mass narratives of banal experience. It's all in your face all the time: ideas about happiness and rebellion, sexuality and danger, the way to be hot and ecstatic or hot and bad, ready to be simulated and rehearsed until the feeling you're looking for hits you.
And because this is Korine's everything-at-once show, the most exciting sequence in the film involves the women, pink-ski-masked and indulging in the extreme adult badness they've been dreaming about, set to a sweet Britney Spears ballad popular during their 2004 girlhood. It's the moment when their past crashes into their present and it's hilarious, horrific and dissonant. They'll sort out their feelings about it later, after the party. Or not.
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Max Brallier '05, Can You Survive the Zombie Apocalypse? (Simon & Schuster, 2011)
This is Max Brallier's fifth book—and his first novel. Although it is written in the style of the "choose your own adventure" children's book series that was popular in the 1980s and '90s, his book is definitely for adults, as it contains various adult themes. The book starts with the 25-year-old protagonist trying to choose how best to escape from a zombie hoard that is descending upon New York City. The reader turns to different pages in the book depending on the way he or she wants the story to go.
A video game designer/scripter as well as an author, Brallier works in the advertising and promotion department at St. Martin's Press in New York City.
David Kammerer '84, Pacific Tinge (Jazz Hang Records, 2010)
Kammerer is a cofounder of Crosscurrent, a world improv ensemble composed of faculty from Brigham Young University–Hawaii Campus. The group, which was founded in 2009, released this debut CD in December 2010. Kammerer contributed three original compositions and drew on his doctoral research to produce a medley entitled "Royal Tongan Jam." The CD features two traditional Tongan songs reimagined in blues shuffle and merengue styles. Other tracks on the CD fuse contemporary jazz and Afro-Caribbean styles with Hawaiian chant, Tahitian drumming, and Samoan traditional music. The CD is a labor of love for Kammerer and his fellow faculty members. Proceeds from the CD will go into a "perpetual recording fund" that has been established to help students at BYU-Hawaii have access to professional recording facilities that they would otherwise have to pay for themselves.
In addition to being a musician, Kammerer is the chair of the Department of Fine Arts and Music in the College of Language, Culture, and Arts at BYU-Hawaii.
Stuart Manning '91, It's Not Magic, It's Logic (Mackenzie Ryan Publishing, 2010)
Manning created this step-by-step guide through the sales process to assist both longtime sales professionals and those just getting started. He outlines simple methods and techniques that are intended to energize and boost the confidence of every salesperson.
Manning is a sales management professional who has nearly 20 years of experience with leading brands in corporate America. He began his career in sales at an advertising agency, became the managing partner of a large insurance brokerage firm, and has held key management and sales positions with two companies. He lives in Tampa, Florida.
Chieli Minucci '81, Without You (Chielimusic, 2010)
Chieli Minucci's newest release is a diverse collection of jazz-fusion, Latin rhythms, and the guitar work that Minucci and his band, Special EFX, is known for. The double CD set includes new work and remakes of favorites; a DVD of the band's live concert at the Java Jazz Festival in Jakarta, Indonesia; a booklet chronicling the history of the group; and stories and photos from the road.
Minucci stays busy , dividing his time between performing in the jazz and pop music world and composing for television, film, and theater. He lives and works in New York City.
Maureen O'Brien '82,The Other Cradling (Finishing Line Press, 2011)
This poetry chapbook begins with O'Brien's reflections on the murder of two young lovers in rural New Mexico and the effect of the crime on the mothers of the victims. Nature and the joys and sorrows of motherhood are major themes throughout the book.
O'Brien's short stories and poems have appeared in several reviews and anthologies. She lives in Connecticut and teaches at the Greater Hartford Academy of the Arts.
Richard Pugh '65, The Greatest Leap of Your Life: Simple Yet Difficult (Xulon Press, 2010)
The author has described this book as a "common layman's attempt to describe Christianity in a simple, understandable way." Pugh worked in the health care field for 40 years, serving the last 30 as a hospital CEO. He began writing his "Christian primer" upon his retirement.
A native of upstate New York, Pugh and his wife live in Woodbury, Connecticut. The couple has three grown children.
Robin Berman Rosenberg '96, Brookie Cookie Bookie (CreateSpace, 2011)
This book is geared toward and illustrated by very young children. Among the illustrators is the author's daughter, Brooke. The book focuses on diversity and explains the concept to young children by showing them that even though they may like different things, they are still the same as other children in many ways. The author intended the book to be a discussion starter that might help head off future bullying behaviors.
Brookie Cookie Bookie is Rosenberg's first book, and she and her family live on Long Island in New York.
Ellen Wilber '92, Sing You Home (Simon and Schuster, 2011)
Wilber collaborated with bestselling author Jodi Picoult on a CD that will be packaged with Picoult's 18th novel, Sing You Home, released March 2011. Wilber performed and composed the music for the CD, which contains 10 songs; Picoult wrote the lyrics. She and Picoult have teamed up in the past, writing five children's musicals and many individual songs together.
Wilber is a teacher and musician. She is a member of the Cardigan Mountain Tradition, a bluegrass band, and lives in New Hampshire.
Kinsley Wood '89, Beneath the Surface (Kinsley Wood, 2010)
This novel also features an 11-song soundtrack, written and sung by the author. The story follows the journey of several characters from the Rocky Mountain ski town of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, to Skaneateles, New York. A preview of the novel and music is available on the author's website.
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The Chicago Fire Soccer Club announced Friday that the club has acquired goalkeeper Jay Nolly from Vancouver Whitecaps FC in exchange for a first round selection in the 2013 MLS Supplemental Draft.
Nolly, an Indiana University product and four-year MLS veteran, appeared in 14 matches for Whitecaps FC in 2011. The 29-year-old 'keeper joined the Whitecaps in 2008 helping the then-USL First Division side to its first USL First Division Championship while appearing in 83 matches between 2008-2010.
Nolly, originally drafted by Real Salt Lake in the second round (22nd overall) of the 2005 MLS SuperDraft, appeared in seven matches over two seasons with the Claret and Cobalt before being traded to D.C. United following the 2006 season.
While at Indiana, Nolly led the Hoosiers to back-to-back College Cups in 2003 and 2004 and was named All-Big Ten for three consecutive seasons to close his career as a collegian.
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Officials with the Washington County Extension say area farmers who have lost livestock from recent severe weather or the heat may be eligible for payment through the Livestock Indemnity Program.
Gene Mohling with the Extension says the program provides benefits to livestock producers for deaths caused by extreme weather. He says payment for losses is determined by calculations by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, but usually comes to about 75 percent of the average fair market value of the livestock.
Washington County producers who have suffered livestock deaths can contact the Farm Service Agency in Washington for more information.


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Just weeks after a few Orthodox Jewish activists came out with plea a for creating a coalition of various community activists that would solidify the Jewish community's voter base, a newly formed Flatbush Jewish Community Coalition of leading Roshei Yeshivot, Rabbanim, and community activists, was announced Thursday morning. The coalition, as noted in the press release, was formed to coordinate efforts by disparate segments of the Jewish community in Flatbush, to foster the growth and development of one of the fastest growing Jewish communities in the country.
The FJCC plans to address many of the civic and communal challenges that face the Jewish residents of Flatbush, including safety, zoning, quality of life concerns and emerging political issues. According to the organizers, the FJCC will also pursue the important goal of registering new voters, and encouraging everyone to vote in both the primary and general elections.
"Due to the recent citywide redistricting, it is more important than ever that our community's voice is heard through a strong voter turnout," said Josh Mehlman, one of the organizers. "It is imperative that we register and vote in the upcoming elections, which will have a significant impact on our lives for years to come. Elected officials pay particular attention to communities with large voter turnouts; many of our concerns will be directly affected by our participation in the electoral process."
"Our goal is unity, because when we speak with one voice, it is a powerful and effective," Mr. Mehlman added.
The Orthodox community in Brooklyn, which counts some 200,000 household, currently has only 3 Orthodox elected officials in government: Councilman David Greenfield, State Senator Simcha Felder and Assemblyman Dov Hikind. Another open seat in the newly drawn 48th council district, which is highly contested in this year's election, might get an Orthodox Jewish representative if the Russians split their vote among their three candidates and Chaim Deutsch emerges victorious in the primaries and in the November general election.
The FJCC already has more than 50 members from major shuls and yeshivas, including a group of well-known community leaders. The committee in formation includes: Avi Schron, Shimon Lefkowitz, Avi Schick, Menachem Lubinsky, Chaim Scharf, Leon Goldenberg, Abish Brodt, Elly Kleinman, Peter Rebenwurzel, Chaskel Bennett, Yechiel Landau, Yussie Zalmanowitz, Yanky Arem, Pinny Rand, Aaron Tessler, Dr. Simon Friedman, Rafi Treitel, Shmuel Kairy, Mendy Pomerantz, Yitzchok Fuchs, Lenny Wassner, Avrohom Poznanski, Ephraim Fruchthandler, Dudi Spira, Sruli Berger, Dr. Seymour Edelstein, Victor Shine, Ephraim Nierenberg, Avrohom Tikotsky, Dr. Israel Zyskind, and Josh Mehlman.
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Alleged fraud and waste in MIA unit to be probed by Pentagon
WASHINGTON – The Pentagon is investigating alleged waste and misuse of taxpayer dollars by a military-led unit responsible for finding, recovering and identifying U.S. service members missing in action from past conflicts.
The investigation was disclosed Thursday at a Senate hearing held in response to an Associated Press story revealing an internal Pentagon report that said the search for soldiers' remains on foreign battlefields by the Joint POW-MIA Accounting Command was inept, mismanaged, wasteful and dysfunctional.
Shortly after the AP report July 7, the Government Accountability Office, or GAO, issued a report saying the MIA accounting effort was hampered by weak leadership, infighting and a fragmented approach to planning. The report recommended a more streamlined chain of command and other organizational changes.
Together the reports prompted calls in Congress for action to ensure that the government live up to its pledge to account for as many MIAs as possible -- a mission for which the public has spent tens of millions a year.
The internal Pentagon report disclosed by the AP, which military officers had suppressed for months, included accusations of misconduct among those responsible for overseas missions to investigate prospects for recovering remains.
The Pentagon's inspector general will conduct a noncriminal probe of "potential fraud, waste and abuse" of resources by the MIA accounting agencies, according to Bridget Serchak, spokeswoman for the inspector general.
W. Montague Winfield, the deputy assistant secretary of defense for POW-MIA policy, said that in addition to the investigation by the Pentagon's watchdog, officials are looking for a more sensible way of organizing the MIA accounting mission, which lags far behind the goals set for it by the Congress.
Air Force Maj. Gen. Kelly McKeague, commander of the Joint POW-MIA Command, or JPAC, said at the hearing by a Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs subcommittee that the Pentagon cannot achieve the congressionally ordered goal of 200 identifications of war remains per year by 2015.
He said a more realistic possibility is 125 identifications per year by 2018. In recent years the Pentagon has managed no more than 70 to 80 identifications a year of remains of troops who fought in World War II and in Vietnam and Korea. The Pentagon lists 83,000 troops as missing from those conflicts.
At a separate House Armed Services subcommittee hearing Thursday, Brenda Farrell, who authored the GAO report, said the Pentagon lacked a "road map" for this mission and how many resources it deserved.
"Right now it is not clear where this particular accounting mission does fall in terms of priorities with the (Pentagon)," she said.
Also testifying at the House hearing was Paul Cole, who wrote the internal report that was disclosed by the AP. He told the panel that the MIA accounting effort needs to be pursued in a more scientific manner, with more effort focused on improving the way remains are found and recovered abroad.
James E. Koutz, national commander of the American Legion veterans group, issued a statement Thursday saying that if the findings of the GAO report were correct, "Then this is unacceptable."
"This effort should not be slowed by internal conflicts, bureaucratic bickering and mismanaged taxpayer dollars," Koutz said.
Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., expressed outrage at Winfield's statement that three years after Congress ordered the Pentagon to present a plan for achieving the 200-a-year target, the plan is still being "coordinated" inside the department. It's actually "lost in a deep black hole at the Pentagon," she said.
She told Winfield and McKeague to get it done, and she threatened that their budgets "will go away" if their agencies' performance does not improve soon.
McKeague and Winfield defended their organization's effort and commitment to the mission, but they also acknowledged shortcomings, including a long history of infighting and disputes over how to go about the mission.
"Everybody agrees that this is a mission they can be passionate about. I share that passion," McKeague said. "What they can't agree is the approach on how to achieve and fulfill that passion."
At a recent congressional hearing, Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, called the situation discouraging and "moving rapidly toward disgraceful." He said he was determined to get to the bottom of it.
Sen. Kelly Ayotte, R-N.H., told McKeague and Winfield said she and McCaskill intend to write to Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel on the need for urgent corrective action.
"This is an issue that needs a fire lit on it at the top," Ayotte said, adding that she expects additional congressional committee hearings on the topic.
Noting that a 1993 Senate report said the MIA accounting effort was hobbled by internal disorder, Ayotte said the Congress is losing patience with assurances by senior Pentagon officials that they are looking for ways to improve.
"You've been looking and looking for 20 years," she said. "We need to go beyond looking. We need results." She said Hagel needs to set a deadline for action.


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Civilians caught up in the ongoing struggle for control of Libya have started sharing survival tips on Twitter.
Since the 2011 revolution, violence in Libya's two biggest cities Tripoli and Benghazi has become a daily occurrence. There is no effective army to control almost 2,000 armed groups that have sprung up since Colonel Gaddafi was deposed.
Twitter users are now sharing helpful, often poignant, safety tips as there is very little official advice.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – Oklahoma Christian University (OC) will present 198 undergraduate degrees and 39 graduate degrees at its spring commencement ceremonies on April 25-26.
The undergraduate ceremony starts at 10 a.m. Friday in OC's Payne Athletic Center. The graduate ceremony starts at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in OC's Hardeman Auditorium.
The undergraduate degree candidates, including 21 graduates from OC's Honors Program, come from 28 states and 11 countries. They majored in a combined 38 academic disciplines at Oklahoma Christian.
The master's degree candidates come from six states and seven countries, and represent 13 graduate areas of study.
Mark Brewer, senior vice president and chief information officer for Seagate Technology, LLC, will deliver the undergraduate commencement address on Friday. William "Chip" Kooi, a professor of theology at Oklahoma Christian, will keynote Saturday's graduate ceremony.
Brewer leads all of Seagate Technology's information technology operations worldwide and is a member of the company's Executive Council.
His area consists of 1,600 IT professionals located in 20 different countries. His responsibilities include all business systems, factory information systems, electronic security, business continuity and collaboration services, as well as other traditional IT support services for Seagate's 50,000 employees.
Brewer holds a doctorate in electrical engineering from Oklahoma State University. He serves as vice chairman of OC's Board of Trustees and also is on the boards of the Oklahoma Regional Food Bank and the Missions Resource Network. He is a member of the Strategic Advisory Council for OSU's College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology.
Kooi graduated from Oklahoma Christian in 1981, then earned his master's degree in New Testament from Abilene Christian University in 1990, and his doctorate in religion from Baylor University in 1999.
Kooi worked in education, pulpit ministry and inner-city ministry before returning to teach at Oklahoma Christian in 2001. An accomplished theological scholar, he has written for The Encyclopedia of the Stone-Campbell Movement, Leaven, and The Christian Chronicle.
Oklahoma Christian, recognized as one of the best universities in the western United States by U.S. News and World Report and The Princeton Review, offers undergraduate programs in more than 60 fields of study, an undergraduate Honors Program, and graduate programs in accountancy, business administration, engineering, Christian ministry, divinity and theological studies.
The last nine years have featured the nine largest enrollments in OC history, including a record 2,424 students this year.


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The last time we wrote about 13-year-old cancer patient Talia Castellano, she was gaining a lot of attention with the amazing make-up video tutorials she posted online while also demonstrating beyond-her-years grace about her illness. So when she told her almost 200,000 YouTube subscribers that her dream was to meet Ellen Degeneres, the comedienne known for her niceness made that dream come true by inviting Talia to be a guest on The Ellen Degeneres Show.
But the aw-factor doesn't stop there. Ellen informed her guest that the people at CoverGirl decided to make Talia an honorary CoverGirl—Ellen is already one, herself. Talia's reaction at seeing her glam CoverGirl poster (around 1:50) is priceless!
Plus: CT Scans in Kids Increase Risk of Brain Cancer & Leukemia
Talia is an incredibly brave and inspirational girl, but there are many more kids living with pediatric cancer just like her. September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. To show your support for the 13,000 U.S. children diagnosed with cancer each year, wear a gold ribbon and get more information here.


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Three people have been arrested after a two-county chase and a crash that involved two Laurens County patrol cars.
Three people have been arrested after a two-county chase and a crash that involved two Laurens County patrol cars.
Woodrow Franklin Byars, 23, of 319 Bulls Road, Taylors; Casey Mae Sandlin, 24, of 4035 N. Highway 101, Greer; and William Michael White, 17, of 452 Becky Gibson Road, Greenville, have all been charged by the Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office with receiving stolen goods, according to arrest warrants.
Byars has also been charged with failure to stop for a blue light.
According to a written statement from the sheriff's office, about 4:15 a.m. Monday, a deputy patrolling near Highways 29 and 80 in Greer saw a pickup truck fail to stop at a stop sign.
The deputy saw the driver suddenly swerve to avoid hitting a median island near the intersection, an incident report states.
The deputy ran the license plate on the truck and it came back to a Chevrolet van and not a truck, according to the report. The deputy tried to stop the truck. The driver, later identified as Byars, led the deputy on a chase that lasted about 25 minutes and reached speeds of almost 90 miles per hour, along several side roads, Highway 29, Interstate 26 and Highway 221 toward Laurens County.
When the chase entered into Laurens County, the Laurens County Sheriff's Office placed spike strips across the road to stop the truck. A Spartanburg County patrol car tire was damaged when the deputy accidentally ran over part of the strips, according to the report.
Byars was able to avoid the spike strips and the chase continued into Laurens County, according to a Laurens County Sheriff's Office incident report.
The chase continued along Highways 221 and 308, and the truck eventually turned into a mobile home park to avoid a train at a crossing, the report states.
The truck hit a fence post in the mobile home park, then hit two Laurens County patrol cars two separate times involving three deputies during the case, according to the report.
A Laurens County deputy hit the back portion of the truck, causing it to spin out into a ditch. Byars, Sandlin and White complained of non-visible injuries and were taken to the Laurens County hospital before being taken to the Spartanburg County Detention Facility, the report states.
Laurens County Lt. Judy Stiles said warrants have been signed charging Byars with six counts of aggravated assault and battery and two counts of malicious injury to property.
Byars, Sandlin and White remained at the Spartanburg jail Monday night awaiting bond hearings.


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Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Lisa Gossels screened
her latest film, My So-Called Enemy, at Mount Saint Mary
College at 7 pm on Wednesday, October 12. Gossels hosted a
discussion of the film at the college at 4 pm on Thursday, October
13, followed by a reception. The presentation was co-hosted by the
Catholic & Dominican Institute, the Division of Arts &
Letters, and Curtin Memorial Library.
My So-Called Enemy is a coming of age story about 22
Palestinian and Israeli girls who came to the US in 2002 to
participate in Building Bridges for Peace, a women's leadership
The film follows six of the young women over a seven-year
period, poignantly depicting how the experience of knowing their
"enemies" as human beings meets with the realities of their lives
at home in the Middle East. Lisa Gossels is the director and
producer of this feature-length documentary, which has won six
prestigious filmmaking awards including the 2011 Newport Beach Film
Festival, 2011 CINE Golden Eagle, and the 2010 Hamptons
International Film Festival.
My So Called Enemy is a timely and timeless film about
the human consequences of conflict as seen through the eyes of
young people who are thoughtful, intelligent and articulate beyond
their years. It is about multi-faith and multi-cultural
understanding and the important role of women in building peaceful
communities. While the film speaks directly to the complexities of
the Israeli/Palestinian conflict, it is also a coming of age story
that transcends the conflict. It's about the power of individual
narratives to open hearts and minds, challenge long-held
pre-conceptions, and create the space for dialogue, with the goal
of creating more just societies.
Lisa Gossels won an Emmy Award in 2001 for her feature
documentary about the Holocaust, The Children of
Chabannes, which was praised as "One of the most heartening
Holocaust films ever made …" by the Los Angeles Times. Beyond her
documentary work, Gossels produces and directs educational and
promotional films for corporate and non-profit clients through her
New York City-based company, Good Egg Productions, Inc. She is a
Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Brown University.
My So-Called Enemy will be screened at the Aquinas Hall Theatre
at Mount Saint Mary College in Newburgh at 7 pm on October 12.
Lisa Gossels will introduce the 90-minute film and lead a
question and answer session afterward. A more in-depth conversation
with the filmmaker will take place the following afternoon, on
October 13, at 4 pm. in Curtin Memorial Library on the MSMC campus.
Light refreshments will be served.
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Super Progressive radio host Mike Papantonio interviewed Susan Jacoby, author of the book The Age of American Unreason. The book is "A cultural history of the last forty years, The Age of American Unreason focuses on the convergence of social forces-usually treated as separate entities-that has created a perfect storm of anti-rationalism. These include the upsurge of religious fundamentalism, with more political power today than ever before; the failure of public education to create an informed citizenry; and the triumph of video over print culture. Sparing neither the right nor the left, Jacoby asserts that Americans today have embraced a universe of "junk thought" that makes almost no effort to separate fact from opinion."
Papantonio said,
"Anti-intellectualism and anti-rationalism have become almost epidemic in America…Chances are, if you are one of those corporate media-following bone heads who still believe that weapons of mass destruction were found in Iraq, or Saddam Hussein blew up the Twin Towers, or Obama is a secret Muslim, or Obama wants to take your guns, or Obama has FEMA prison camps set up for Teabag Republicans, then search no further. You truly are the undereducated, child-like, impressionable, irrational, dangerous cog in America's political system that puts Democracy most at risk."
Multiple scientific studies confirm the correlation between low IQ and conservatism.