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LAWRENCEVILLE — A Lawrenceville man avoided a potential life sentence when he pleaded guilty in court Monday to fatally shooting a high-ranking gang member in 2008, authorities said.
His murder trial set to begin this week, Brandon Mullins instead pleaded guilty to a lesser count of voluntary manslaughter in Gwinnett Superior Court. Judge Debra Turner imposed a sentence of 18 years in custody, said Assistant District Attorney Stephen Fern. Mullins faced charges of murder, felony murder, aggravated assault and weapons possession. The March 27 killing happened in the parking lot of a gas station at Collins Hill and Hurricane Shoals roads in Lawrenceville. Mullins, then 19, shot Rafael "8 Ball" Watson after they quarreled over a $250 drug debt that Mullins was tardy in paying, police said at the time. Watson was no stranger to police. In an earlier hearing, a detective described him as a notorious drug dealer and upper-tier member of a street gang called 2-4-3, a Lawrenceville set of the nationwide Bloods. Mullins and his mother were walking to a nearby beauty salon that day, never expecting to see Watson, police said. When Watson confronted Mullins about the money, Mullins opened fire into his Dodge Charger. Two of the four shots fired hit Watson, who managed to drive a short distance before striking a utility truck. One of the bullets hit a major artery; Watson later bled to death at Gwinnett Medical Center. Mullins and two others, including his mother, said they thought Watson had reached for a gun before Mullins opened fire.More like this story
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The sports rivalry between Terre Haute North and South rages each year on "land" (football, basketball, soccer, tennis, volleyball, wrestling, baseball, softball, cross country, golf, track) and even by "sea" (swimming).
In the "land" category, you have to add bowling as yet another fierce, yet at the same time, friendly rivalry.
The Patriots and Braves are joined by Sullivan and South Vermillion to form the Blue Chip North Conference (boys and girls divisions) which been competing from November through January. "Home" venues include Imperial Lanes (North), Terre Haute Bowling Center (South), Sullivan Lanes (Sullivan) and Paradise Bowl (South Vermillion).
This season, the North boys (followed by South) and South girls (followed by North) have been the leading teams.
The BCNC champions will be determined in a position round — featuring a pair of North-South clashes — on Monday at the Bowling Center.
All eight teams will compete in Indiana High School sectional play on Jan. 31 (individual competition at Paradise Bowl) and Feb. 1 (team competition at Sullivan). The top boys and girls team, plus the top five boys and girls individuals will move on to the regional round at the Bowling Center on Sat., Feb. 11.
North's boys — coached by Phil Cooper — are deep in talent and numbers, both in scores and bowlers with seven bowlers competing quite well in Thursday's final regular season match on Thursday.
To wit, Allen Breshears raised his season average to 225 with games of 280-258 (538 series), while Matt Fields improved to 221 with lines of 289-256 (545 series). With those series, Breshears is now second and Fields third in state rankings. Fields is tied for fourth in the state with his high game of 289.
Team-wise on Thursday, North produced the top-ranked team series (2,349) — using two different lineup combinations, plus the fifth (1,180) and sixth (1,169) best team single-game scores in the state. Their team average (1,003) is fifth best in the state.
Besides Breshears and Fields, other key team members for North include Scott Higginbotham, Trevor Monroney, Chris Salyer, Billy Horning and Zach Perry.
Leading the South boys — coached by Paul Stone — are Jared Norris (197 average), Jordan Stone (187), Ethan Michaels (181) and Jacob Wright (176).
For South Vermillion, they are led by Riley Wineinger (168) and Brady Anderson (165), while Sullivan is paced by Nick Martin (166), Caleb Unger (165) and Michael Rosebraugh (162).
In the girl's division, South — coached by Matt Lugar — has been led by two veteran bowlers in Brittany Gambill (202.7 average) and Kara Bunting (200.3). Both lead in match play wins with nine apiece, with teammate Alicia Tarwater (153) third with eight.
Gambill has high game (269) and high two-game series (496). Her series (496) ranks third in the state, while Bunting (477) is fifth.
North — coached by Dave Fields — has a balanced attack, led by Stacey Shephard (173), Heather Breshears (166) Sammie Eaglin (165), Regina White (159) and Tabby Dixon (153). White had a two-game series of 508 (244-264) on Thursday, which slots her second in the individual state rankings.
South Vermillion features Chelsa Maloney (188 average in just five games), Tara Buskirk (164), Heather Houston (159) and Cassandra Colter (144). Buskirk and Colter are tied for fourth in match play wins with seven. Sullivan is paced by Paula Horst (144).
We'll track these talented bowlers throughout the state tournament.
Paulin has senior moment — Veteran Terre Haute bowler Dave Paulin, a regular high game and high series leader in the Bush Restaurant Senior league at Vigo Bowl, won the Ohio Valley Bowlers Tour stop at the Bowling Center on Jan. 8.
Paulin claimed the $300 first prize by defeating fellow Terre Haute bowler Harold Costello 215-208 in the championship game.
In the earlier stepladder finals, Mike Mercier of Effingham, Ill., eliminated Terre Haute's Harley Jones 245-172, then Costello defeated Mercier 258-212 and Jim Williams of Murphysboro, Ill., 258-212.
Top area finishers were Paulin (first), Costello (second), Jones (third), Mike Fisher Sr. (sixth), Gary Busiere (seventh), John McWilliams (11th), Darrell Davis (13th), Jerry Wence (14th), Bob Lovvron (16th), Mike Zebrowski of Clinton (17th), Dave Marqua of Robinson, Ill., (18th) and Roy Kneeves (20th).
The next OVBT stop is in Henderson, Ky., on Jan. 29.
Super Bowl IV — By today, the Super Bowl IV (fourth tournament with Roman numerals in keeping with the NFL's game) bowling extravaganza at Imperial Lanes has filled its 80 bowler field set for Sunday, Feb. 5.
The tournament is an A,B,C,D,E format — drawn at random by average — with six games bowled, three each in the morning and afternoon. The entry fee is $55 which includes free food all day.
The prize fund payout goes to the top six teams in the 16-team field.
PBA in the desert — Arizona Diamondbacks All-Star outfielder Luis Gonzalez, pitcher Russ Ortiz and former knuckleball pitcher and current D-backs broadcaster Tom Candiotti will roll out ceremonial first balls prior to the nationally-televised ESPN finals of the PBA Motel 6 Phoenix Classic at 1 p.m. today.
Candiotti is no stranger to bowling, having competed in last season's 2005 GEICO Open after gaining a PBA Commissioner's exemption. Despite being a pretty good league bowlers, he finished last in that tournament's 14-game qualifying block.
He improved this week, bowling in the PBA Tour Qualifying Round for this week's event. Candiotti finished 82nd out of the 87 bowling for six tournament slots. He averaged 170.4 for his seven-game block.
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Terre Haute Bowling Center
C&E; Environmental — High games: Doug Weaver 268, C&E; Environmental 1,070. High series: Rob Klemaszewski 694, C&E; Environmental 2,977.
Ang Mixed — High games: Billy Furry 245, Jodi Moan 212, J.R. Trophies 742. High series: Furry 679, Moan 585, J.R. Trophies 2,133.
THBC Prime Timers — High games: Richard Stephens and Bill Walters 237, Pat Kays 182. High series: Ed Beasley 662, Marjorie Biggs 507.
Chandler Construction — High games: Marty Keeney 268, Patricia Stewart 245, Celebration 793. High series: Keeney 720, Ann Wasnidge 655, Wasnidge Racing 2,254.
Affordable Awards Mixed — High games: Jeff Alford 276, Janie Martin 257, Affordable Awards 807. High series: Alford 743, Martin 709, Becky's Cafe 2,259.
THBC Seniors — High games: Ryan Murrell 280, Danielle Overholser 211. High series: Trevor Monroney 643, Overholser 536.
THBC Juniors — High agmes: Garrett Peabody 234, Lacey Auman 167. High series: Peabody 597, Brogan Myers 438.
THBC Preps — High games: Tanner Tuberosa 193, Kelly Combs 122. High series: Tuberosa 475, Combs 331.
THBC Bantams — High games: Ben Dillion 140, Emily Hazelrigg 140. High series: Dillion 372, Hazelrigg 316.
Gartland Foundry — High games: Matt Lugar 279, Elnora Murrell 224, Shadows 766. High series: Lugar 791, Murrell 613, Shadows 2,213.
Toyota of Terre Haute — High games: Michael Fisher Jr. 269, Gentelmen's Club 1,114. High series: Tom Brown 685, Gentlemen's Club 3,165.
THBC Majors — High games: C.J. Holt 225, Brittany Gambill 223. High series: Holt 664, Gambill 605.
THBC Minors — High games: Nathan Nacke 154, Maria Walton 108. High series: Cole Walker 380, Walton 303.
Affordable Awards Ladies — High games: Mary Jones 230, The Pro Shop 904. High series: Jones 663, The Pro Shop 2,631.
Guarantee Roofing — High games: Smokey Flynn, Fran Pepper and David Paulin 279, Affordable Awards 1,241. High series: Paulin 745, Affordable Awards 3,306.
Prime Timers — High games: Richard Stephens 279, Judy Meng 209. High series: Bill Meng 652, J.Meng 552.
Vigo Bowl
Affordable Awards — High games: Tracey Keeney 206, Terre Haute Ford/Kia 853. High series: Melinda Clark 548, Terre Haute Ford/Kia 2,420.
Bush Restaurant Senior — High games: Dave Paulin 289, Anita Maxwell 221, Jane's Gang 874. High series: Paulin 801, Maxwell 580, Jane's Gang 2,436.
Wolfe's Auto Auction — High games: Brenda Cooprider 222, Family of Five 869. High series: Cooprider 614, Affordable Awards 2,462. (Previous week) High games: Tracy Booth 211, Family of Five 784. High series: Cooprider 565, Family of Five 2,323.
Eagles Mixed — High games: Marlon Watson 266, Lisa Watson 213, Helions 808. High series: Lonnie Pharris 693, Dawn Rayhel 543, Helions 2,274.
School Staff — High games: Matt Lugar 253, Linda Ballman 212, Union Hospital 729. High series: Lugar 696, Marilyn Daniel 548, Union Hospital 2,132.
Vigo Bowl Bantams — High games: Anthony Stewart 92, Taylor Reese 76, Bad Boys 319. High series: Jacob Bean 146, Lacey Cooksey 143, Bad Boys 554.
Vigo Bowl Preps — High games: C.J. Brooks 168, Staci Hunt 160, Mystery Inc. 580. High series: Brooks 400, Sara Sebring 387, Rock Star Pins 1,711.
Vigo Bowl Juniors — High games: J.D. Pizzola 235, Alyssa Bedwell 192, Team 11 788. High series: Pizzola 574, Bedwell 498, Team 11 2,224.
Vigo Bowl Seniors — High games: Tyler Weishaupt 257, Regina White 255, Smooth Operators 1,128. High series: C.J. Holt 732, Kara Bunting 636, Smooth Operators 3,277.
Church — High games: John Smith 266, Robin Fry 201, Foursquare No. 1 875. High series: Smith 737, Fry 546, Foursquare No. 1 2,491.
Mic's Pics — High games: Ann Barnes 202, Bowling Belles 513. High series: Barnes 560, Bowling Belles 1,530.
Springhill Wholesale — High games: Alusta Kneeves 222, Jim's Cleaners 687. High series: Kneeves 538, Jim's Cleaners 1,989.
Imperial Lanes
Saturday Youth — High games: Allen Breshears 257, Heather Breshears 203, Big Dummies 784. High series: A.Breshears 724, H.Breshears 583, Big Dummies 2,220.
Wabash Valley Speed and Performance — High games: Phil Cooper 300, WIMS 1,218. High series: Cooper 748, WIMS 3,348.
Sunday Mixed — High games: Tom Bowker 258, Mandy Klopfenstein 211, Stuckey's 817. High series: Bowker 750, Vicki Rich 581, Stuckey's 2,334.
Austins Bar Thursday Mixed — High games: Steve Greene 247, Mandy Klopfenstein 210, Austins 1,137. High series: Jeremy Pruiett 704, Klopfenstein 528, Austins 3,142.
Tuesday Morning Ladies — High games: Angela French 224, Ole Ladies 453. High series: Betty Swan 476, We Try Harder 1,242.
WIMS Lounge Monday Mixed — High games: Mike Rains 299, Angi King 203, Hunters Tavern 815. High series: Rains 745, King 572, Crawl Works 2,237.
Archie's Sports Bar — High games: Jim Sullivan 270, Stuckeys 1,189. High series: Craig Uhlers 716, Stuckeys 3,198.
John Curry Lanes (Elks)
Tuesday Mens — High games: Phil Cooper 279, Joseph Realtor Inc. 1,022. High series: Cooper 787, Greenleaf 2,892.
Monday Mens — High games: Bill Chance and Phil Cooper 244, Williams Plumbing and Heating 970. High series: Chance 692, Williams Plumbing and Heating 2,853.
Thursday Mens — High games: Mel Kirkman 258, American Beverage Center 1,007. High series: Greg Athey 617, Pro Finish 2,737.
Kegler's Korner
Kegler's Korner: North, South also sports rivals on oiled wood
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KEGLER'S KORNER: New members of GTHBA Hall of Fame
The "winter" bowling season has come to a close, and with that realization, it's time to find out who are the newest inductees to the Greater Terre Haute Bowling Association Hall of Fame.
KEGLER'S KORNER: GTHMBA takes interesting new approach to men's city tourney
When I served on the Greater Terre Haute Men's Bowling Association Board many, many moons ago, much discussion was devoted to increasing participation in the annual Men's City Tournament.
KEGLER'S KORNER: Valley bowlers in Women's State Championship
No members of the Greater Terre Haute Women's Bowling Association are atop any of the leaderboards, but several teams and individuals are listed in the top five of the ongoing 84th Indiana Women's State Bowling Championship.
KEGLER'S KORNER: Indiana Women's State tourney continues today at Vigo Bowl
The 84th Indiana Women's State Tournament will complete its third weekend of bowling competition at Vigo Bowl (team) and Terre Haute Bowling Center (doubles/singles) today.
KEGLER'S KORNER: City has history as state tourney host
The 84th Indiana State Women's Championship Tournament began its lengthy run in Terre Haute on Saturday and will run each weekend — except Easter weekend — until May 8.
KEGLER'S KORNER: Spare nothing trying to get those extra pins
Throwing strikes are sexy and glamorous, but converting spares (ho-hum) is still the difference between winning and losing — at all levels of bowling.
KEGLER'S KORNER: South team fourth at state finals
Terre Haute South's boys team capped off a standout season with a fourth-place finish at the Indiana High School Bowling team state finals at Cooper's Sport Bowl in Anderson last weekend.
KEGLER'S KORNER: Bowlers still rolling on ice
While many sporting events around the Wabash Valley fell victim to the recent snow and ice storm, not so for bowlers. But we're not surprised. Bowlers are a hardy breed.
Kegler's Korner: South Vermillion boys secure sectional title
South Vermillion extended its recent success in the Indiana High School Bowling Sectional competition, both individually and collectively, last week.
KRGLER'S KORNER: Tournament action abounds over Turkey Day holiday week
The days leading up to and including the Thanksgiving holiday found Vigo Bowl busy with tournament action.
Kegler's Korner: Team Drake wins THBC Shootout
Nine teams competed in the 20th Terre Haute Bowling Center Shootout last weekend (Oct. 30-31) with Team Drake emerging as the champion by a slim nine-pin margin.
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Kegler's Korner: Team Drake takes THBC Shootout
Nine teams competed in the 20th Terre Haute Bowling Center Shootout last weekend (Oct. 30-31) with Team Drake emerging as the champion by a slim nine-pin margin.
KEGLER'S KORNER: Team Shootout at THBC coming this weekend
Hard to believe, but the Terre Haute Bowling Center is ready to run its 20th — count 'em — 20th Team Shootout next Saturday and Sunday (Oct. 30-31).
Kegler's Korner: Leturgez, Russell and Bolinger members of TH Bowlers Hall 41st class
A trio of local bowlers were inducted to the Terre Haute Bowlers Hall of Fame in their 41st recognition dinner at the Excalibur in West Terre Haute on May 10. Brandy Leturgez was the lone men's inductee (bowling achievement). Jeri Russell (achievement) and Lynn Bolinger (meritorious service) were the women's inductees.
- Kegler's Korner: U.S. Open returns to Hoosier state The U.S. Open returned to the Hoosier state this week at Woodland Bowl in Indianapolis, with the nationally-televised finals (ESPN) scheduled for 12:30 p.m. today.
- Kegler's Korner: A little snow can't stop bowlers from getting in their rounds While a little snow has slowed down the process of playing boys and girls high school basketball games around the Wabash Valley recently, the white stuff rarely keeps bowlers from their appointed rounds.
- Kegler's Korner: Kulick becomes first woman to win PBA event If you missed it, female professional bowler Kelly Kulick defeated Chris Barnes 265-195 in the championship game of the Professional Bowlers Association Tournament of Champions. The victory marked the first female to win a PBA national tour event in, well, ever.
- KEGLER'S KORNER: PBA TH Open set to roll June 10-12
- KEGLER'S KORNER: Crystal Sullivan shoots 299 on tough Greencastle lanes Crystal Sullivan has been a dominate force among women bowlers in Terre Haute through the years. In fact, just as good, if not better at times, than the male bowlers she regularly bowls alongside.
- Kegler's Korner: Scamihorn still a force around lanes Jay Scamihorn has been a frequent high scorer in senior — that's older folks! — leagues in recent years, frequently recognized for high game or high series (usually both).
- Kegler's Korner: TH Open Pro-Am set for June 12 The Greater Terre Haute Open Pro-Am will be at 7 p.m. on June 12 at the Terre Haute Bowling Center. This is being run in conjunction with that weekend's (June 13-14) Professional Bowling Association Midwest/Central Regional Tournament.
- Kegler's Korner: TH bowlers hold their own with best in Indiana at Women's State
- Kegler's Korner: Professional bowling returning to Wabash Valley this summer Professional bowling returns to the Wabash Valley in the form of the PBA Central/Midwest Region Terre Haute Open at the Terre Haute Bowling Center on June 12-14.
- Kegler's Korner: Vincennes University defends championship It must be spring. Vincennes University wins the National Junior College Athletic Association men's bowling championship and their coach, Gary Sparks, is named NJCAA Coach of the Year.
- Kegler's Korner: TH native Marc Pruett takes on some of PBA's finest While perusing daily standings from this week's Professional Bowlers Association Etonic Marathon Open at Woodland Bowl in Indianapolis this week, I happened upon the name of Terre Haute bowler Marc Pruett.
- Kegler's Korner: Valley high school bowlers rolling along in state tournament Wabash Valley high school bowlers excelled at the Indiana High School Bowling Association regional at Laurel Lanes in Washington on Feb. 7.
- Kegler's Korner: South's Dowell rolls 234 to defeat South Vermillion's Johansen for sectional crown Austin Dowell of Terre Haute South defeated South Vermillion's Scott Johansen 234-226 to win the high-scoring championship match of the Indiana High School Bowling boys individual sectional tournament at Vigo Bowl on Friday.
- Kegler's Korner: Wabash Valley High School Travel League holds singles tournament As mentioned in last week's column, a monthly Wabash Valley High School Travel League singles tournament was hosted by Terre Haute Bowling Center last Saturday.
- Kegler's Korner: Unlike NFL, no ties on lanes Take note Philadelphia Eagles quarterback — there ARE ties in regular season National Football League games, but there are NO ties in bowling. Ryan Nichols emerged victorious and claimed the $500 first prize in the 3rd New Year's Day Sweeper at the Terre Haute Bowling Center. But not after settling a championship match deadlock against long-time bowler Dave Paulin.
- Kegler's Korner: The Landing now offers latest in boutique bowling The Landing at Fort Harrison mini-resort opened to the public last week and its eight-lane bowling facility is nestled right in the midst of this ambitious business undertaking.
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- 2/3 cup frozen unsweetened raspberries, thawed and drained
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North carolina man pleads guilty to robbing new jersey bank and fast food restaurants, admits to eight robberies
July 27, 2011 |
TRENTON, N.J. – A Kingston, N.C., man admitted today to robbing a bank, six fast food restaurants, and a convenience store in New Jersey's Monmouth and Middlesex Counties between January 29 and February 12, 2011, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman announced.
Timothy Lester Johnson, a/k/a "Amiri Allah," pleaded guilty to an Information charging him with one count of bank robbery and two counts of commercial robbery for crimes he committed on February 11 and 12, 2011. Johnson entered his guilty plea before U.S. District Judge Joel A. Pisano in Trenton federal court.
According to documents filed in this case and statements made in court:
Johnson admitted to robbing the following commercial establishments, culminating in the February 12, 2011, bank robbery:
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Address |
Jan. 29, 2011 |
Dunkin Donuts |
231 Third Avenue Long Branch, N.J. |
Feb. 3, 2011 |
Burger King |
139 Highway 35 Eatontown, N.J. |
Feb. 4, 2011 |
Quick Chek |
3607 Highway 33 Neptune, N.J. |
Feb. 6, 2011 |
Dunkin Donuts |
587 Fayette Street Perth Amboy, N.J. |
Feb. 8, 2011 |
McDonalds |
588 Shrewsbury Avenue Tinton Falls, N.J. |
Feb. 11, 2011 |
Dunkin Donuts |
2112 Highway 35 South Ocean Township, N.J. |
Feb. 11, 2011 |
Dunkin Donuts |
4060 Asbury Avenue Tinton Falls, N.J. |
Feb. 12, 2011 |
PNC Bank |
4620 Route 9 South Howell, NJ |
Johnson also admitted to brandishing what appeared to be a firearm in each robbery.
Review of surveillance video from the robberies and additional investigation led law enforcement to a Neptune, N.J., motor inn where Johnson was staying. On February 23, 2011, law enforcement observed Johnson place bags in the trunk of a car and depart the motel. Johnson was detained after law enforcement stopped the vehicle.
The three counts to which Johnson pleaded guilty each carry a maximum potential penalty of 20 years in prison and a fine of $250,000. He is currently scheduled to be sentenced on November 7, 2011.
U.S. Attorney Fishman credited special agents of the FBI, under the direction of Special Agent in Charge Michael B. Ward in Newark; along with the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office, under the direction of Peter E. Warshaw Jr.; Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office, under the direction of Bruce J. Kaplan; Howell Township Police Department; Long Branch Police Department; Eatontown Police Department; Neptune Township Police Department; Perth Amboy Police Department; Tinton Falls Police Department; and Township of Ocean Police Department for the work leading to the identification and apprehension of the defendant.
The government is represented by Assistant U.S. Attorney John E. Clabby of the U.S. Attorney's Office Criminal Division in Trenton.
Defense counsel: Brian Reilly Esq., Assistant Federal Public Defender, Trenton
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anatomy is a little off. i'll work on that.
and it continues!
Wow some real nice pencil rendering here lately, gotta tell you, this kid has potential^^
Mischeviouslittleelf thanks thanks! I'm working on it!
working on some pre-viz sketches for a little activity over at Gurney Journey, check it out!
Gonna get this illustration done right! Enjoy
color/edge studies.
Those last ones are really nice! Also, there are some good designs and renderings on your sketchbook pages. I'd only suggest working more on your anatomy and proportion skills.
Abrodos thanks.
here's some stuff i've been playing with.
flexing that old digital muscle
"I'll stay here and keep an eye out"
edits. adjustments. progress~!
NIce woirk so far! On this last shouldnt there be more of a cast shadow on the cliff pieces? If they are ment to be steplike rock flats some of the cliff above it would cast some shadow on it. The bit in the top middle could do with some, would help sell your perspective.
kidult yeah, i totally hear ya. Thanks for the suggestion!
i'm callin this one. time to move on to other stuffs!
1.29 stealth update. not bumping it.
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Hey Mark, top down thing is cool. The ship has a bit of an angled perspective, while everything else has a straight overhead, which makes it read funny. Hot girls in sweet costumes are looking good. Designs are strong, line quality is nice. anatomy structure is a bit weird though (heh I'm one to talk) Bridgman's structural shit would take it from good to great, or something phrased along those lines. Hopefully I'll see you this weekend.
You're an artist, not a meat camera. -Elwell
Blue Severin Thanks for the tips. Yeah i noticed some of that stuff about the ship maybe i'll fix it one of these days. Not today though. I definitely need to pick up a Bridgman book, i have some anatomy stuff (Loomis, Barcsay) but nothing really focused on structure like he does. Anyhow, back to studies and sketches. I probably won't be getting up to SF for a good while now, I'm pretty booked up until the end of Feb.
just some comps, There's some good stuff, but most of it needs work. Playing with Whit's Brushes
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Blue Severin Yea i saw that. i got the brigman books but they weren't that great resolution. I need to find better copy of them so the lines actually read well.
i was waiting for a plane. this resulted
Hey Mark, cool thumbs man. Heh, that's actually what the illustrations in the book look like, really rough scans, I've got a material copy I'm looking at right now. It is easier with an actual book in front of you though. Hope to see more cool drawings!
You're an artist, not a meat camera. -Elwell
Blue Severin cool man i'll have to go through that then when i stop being a lazy bum.
what was that about being a bum? O right. i don't study enough anatomy. It shows. Here's some stuff i've been doodling.
here we go. jumpin back on this train
sorry for the blurrs. sketch book got water wrinkled now it doesn't scan all that well.
you know the drill
OOOOh anatomy is getting better, really enjoying someof these things you have been puttinig out lately^^
Mischeviouslittleelf thanks i'm really starting to drop the hammer down.
>>>> today's
today's perspective is a little off
Just looking at this page, your improvement from the beginning of this year till now is pretty incredible.
Your environments are really strong, and only made better by solid coloring skills. The figure studies are fairly solid.
It seems your character designs don't have the same confidence as the studies though. Two things I recommend trying--
1) try using your studies as bases for character designs. You already have the figure drawn, and done well, why not add your own touch from there?
2) Work on line quality. Remember "economy", or drawing with as few lines as possible.
Looking forward to more environments!
HugeHarHar thanks for the tips. i'll definitely keep that in mind in my future figure studies
needs some work. proportions are iffy.
yeah dude, keep rocking the studies. Buildings look good except for the perspective like you said. Have fun man, strides forward for sure.
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very great pencil background i want to see more and more, great work on a perspective house!!


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Woodford drops Vodafone from £12bn High Income fund
by Daniel Grote on Feb 08, 2013 at 08:01
Star fund manager Neil Woodford has sold his long-standing Vodafone stake in his £12 billion Invesco Perpetual High Income fund.
Vodafone (VOD.L) had been one of Woodford's top holdings in the fund, accounting for 4.9% at the end of 2011. But he has now sold out of the stock due to reduce forecasts for revenue growth and concerns about its ability to maintain margins, according to The Telegraph.
Invesco product director Mitchell Fraser-Jones told the paper: 'The fund has now completed the sale of its holding in Vodafone.
'The company has reduced its forecasts for revenue growth on the back of ongoing weakness in its core southern European markets and the cash flow cover of the dividend has fallen to what we view as uncomfortably low levels,' he added.
'The company announced a share buy-back rather than the hoped for special dividend with its dividend from Verizon Wireless, while we also have reservations about the company's ability to maintain its margin on data revenues.'
Vodafone yesterday issued results reporting a 2.6% decline in group service revenues for the last three months of 2012, as it was hit hard by continued weakness in Europe. But its shares closed up 2.9p, or 1.7%, yesterday at 173.3p, with analysts Charles Stanley claiming the company remained a good buy. Nomura analyst James Britton, however, expressed concern about the 'lack of certainty' for the dividend.
Woodford's move is significant because Vodafone was the UK's biggest dividend payer last year, shelling out a total of £7.4 billion, beating oil giant Shell which paid £7.2 billion, according to the Capita Registrars UK Dividend Monitor published this week. Despite its largesse with dividends, helped by a special £2.2 billion payment funded by its share in a mega-dividend from Verizon Wireless in the US, fund managers have been concerned about the prospects for the dividend. Last October Vodafone dropped out of Citywire Top Stocks as sentiment soured.
Woodford's ability to get the big calls right on the fund, such as selling out of banks before the credit crisis, and avoiding the dotcom bubble, means the fund has enjoyed a stellar long-term performance record. The fund marked its 25th anniversary this week, and would have returned 1,906% to investors who reinvested dividends since its launch.
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Feb 08, 2013 at 08:16
Cheers Neil - I got some cheap stock on the back of your sale.
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thanx Neil.. your a star.. topped up my vodafone holding..
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Rams Mock Draft Tracker: Keenan Allen and Chance Warmack are popular picks
Holding two picks at the turning point of the first round, who will the Rams target? No one knows, of course, but something approaching a consensus is emerging among the mock draft community.
I surveyed a dozen mock drafts that have been released in the past week, and two players have been mocked to the Rams more than any other: Alabama guard Chance Warmack and Cal receiver Keenan Allen. Each has been mock-drafted for us five times. Meanwhile, Texas safety Kenny Vacarro (four times) and Alabama tackle DJ Fluker (three) have been popular selections as well.
Of these players, Warmack is perhaps the least likely to be there for us. Somehow, the wide-girthed guard has managed to make quite a brand of himself, even going so far as to try to ignite "Warmacking" as a national trend. No mock draft has him slipping past the Rams; seven of the twelve I surveyed have him as a top ten pick. (The legendary Cowboys personnel evaluator Gil Brandt has him going fourth overall to the Eagles.)
While Warmack is the star, the consensus around Keenan Allen's position at the head of the receiver class may be the most subject to change. In each of the drafts that mocked him to us, he was the first WR off the board. But other receivers such as Cordarelle Patterson, DeAndre Hopkins, Robert Woods or even Tavon Austin will be knocking on the door, once Combine numbers come in and the tape-grinders have their say.
Here's a chart of picks by position, and the table of each mock's picks for us, after the break.
Mock Draft | Rams Pick 16 | Rams Pick 22 |
Charles Davis / NFL.com | G - Chance Warmack | WR - Keenan Allen |
Walter Football (Jan 16) | G - Chance Warmack | WR - Keenan Allen |
Dan Kadar / SBN | G - Chance Warmack | WR - Keenan Allen |
Shane Hallam / Draft Countdown | G - Chance Warmack | WR - DeAndre Hopkins |
Josh Norris / NFL.com | G - Chance Warmack | S - DJ Swearinger |
Rob Rang / CBS Sports | G - Chance Warmack | TE - Zach Ertz |
Dane Brugler / CBS Sports | OT - Lane Johnson | S - Eric Reid |
Daniel Jeremiah / NFL.com | OT - Lane Johnson | S - Kenny Vaccaro |
Albert Breer / NFL.com | WR - Justin Hunter | OT - DJ Fluker |
Scott Wright / Draft Countdown | S - Kenny Vaccaro | OT - DJ Fluker |
Mel Kiper / ESPN | S - Kenny Vaccaro | OT - DJ Fluker |
Bucky Brooks / NFL.com | OT - Eric Fisher | S - Kenny Vaccaro |
Matt Miller / Bleacher Report | OT - Dallas Thomas | WR - Keenan Allen |
Gil Brandt / NFL.com | RB - Eddie Lacy | WR - Keenan Allen |
Of course, if all mock drafts looked the same, there wouldn't be much point. So let's talk about the outliers a little bit:
DeAndre Hopkins over Keenan Allen? I spent some time watching film on Hopkins this weekend. Expect a full writeup this coming week, but I see some Torry Holt qualities in Hopkins that I can get excited about. He isn't nearly as polished a route-runner (an almost impossible standard to hold someone up to), but the way he creates separation is impressive.
DJ Swearinger? Several mocks had Vaccaro off the board before the Rams could get him; Norris' mock was the only one that had Les Snead picking from his "Plan B" column. Here's his explanation: "Swearinger, who some might consider to be a second-day prospect, might end up going a little lower in the top-50 range, but few safeties offer the same combination of physicality against the run and range in coverage."
Eddie Lacy? Gil Brandt is one of the godfathers of draft analysis, who served as the Cowboys' chief talent scout during the Tom Landry era, and has been employed as a "draft expert" ever since. It's fair to say he knows a lot of things that we don't. But does he know something in particular about the Rams and Steven Jackson's contract situation? His mock offers no commentary, but the pick itself makes a loud pronouncement that he sees a new era coming.


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Welcome to The-Signal.com's "2day in the SCV," a compendium of today's events and a quick journey through the past, present and future.
I opened the June 1 edition of The Signal only to find that according to Santa Clarita City Councilman Frank Ferry, many of us are now, in his view, "developmental terrorists" when we exercise our civic rights and express our opinions at City Council or Planning Commission meetings.
Are Aesop's fables not taught in school anymore? Shouldn't they be required reading for holding a political office? Better yet, for voting for someone running for a political office?
The Santa Clarita chapter of the Zonta Club will hold a special "Yellow Rose Ceremony" to commemorate the honor roll of donors and contributors between 2004-2009 on Thursday, June 3 from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Keyes Lexus of Valencia showroom, 24033 Creekside Road, Valencia 91355.
SANTA MONICA, Calif., June 2 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Insurers and the political action committees they fund have spent more than $17 million on candidates and one ballot initiative to quietly influence the outcome of Tuesday's election, according to a new analysis released today by Campaign for Consumer Rights.
Summit West Public Relations and Marketing will stage its 12th annual "Lexus of Valencia Jazz and Blues" concert series from Friday, June 11 to Friday, Aug. 27.
Bowman Celebrates Artists, Poets
The College of the Canyons Employee Training Institute (ETI) has received a $150,000 grant from the state Chancellor's Economic and Workforce Development program to provide training services to more than 100 Boston Scientific employees in the company's economically burgeoning neuromodulation division.
As oil continues to leak in the Gulf of Mexico, fingers are being pointed in every direction, looking for blame due to the lack of preparedness in predicting such a catastrophe. If appropriate precautionary measures had been anticipated, this problem could have been minimized.
PARIS (AP) - Early on, Serena Williams knocked dirt from her shoes by angrily whacking them with her racket, as if punishing the clay that keeps tripping her up at the French Open.
Richard Tibbetts Frankian, a groundbreaking engineer whose calculations and discoveries shaped much of the state building code for decades to come, died May 22 of a heart ailment in Port Alberni, British Columbia. He was 81.
With a big grin, Ryan Latner, 23, took off from the starting line Tuesday with the Special Olympics torch in hand.
In the best-selling book "Talent Is Overrated," author Geoff Colvin states that everyone can learn, but suggests an education program that makes sense on an individual basis.
Christopher, my 28-year-old son, kneels with his back to me as he carefully arranges logs, and lights the fire in the big iron stove in his living room.
Regarding "Lighten up" (May 8): Thank you to The Signal for publishing my letter, which was timely. Thank you for recognizing and addressing the essential meaning of the letter.
BANGKOK (AP) - The head of Thailand's protest movement on Tuesday extended his extraordinary claims to holding power over government activities, issuing orders to officials over whom he has no legal or actual authority.
GENEVA (AP) - Armed conflicts killed at least 95,000 people and wounded hundreds of thousands more last year but few of them led to any punishment for war crimes because the laws are unclear, a Swiss-based think tank said Tuesday.
MOORPARK (AP) - Crews are dealing with an onslaught of Santa Ana Winds as they work to keep flames from a wildfire away from homes in Ventura County.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - A power outage caused by a vehicle accident has caused traffic problems outside Los Angeles International Airport, but the airport itself continues to operate.
KIEV, Ukraine (AP) - Ukraine's embattled President Viktor Yanukovych on Tuesday promised that some demonstrators arrested in the massive protests sweeping the capital will be released, part of a bid to defuse a political stand-off that is threatening his leadership.
JOHANNESBURG (AP) - U.S. President Barack Obama exhorted the world Tuesday to embrace Nelson Mandela's universal message of peace and justice, electrifying tens of thousands of rain-lashed spectators and prompting a standing ovation by scores of heads of state in a South African stadium.
LONDON (AP) - American and British intelligence operations have been spying on gamers across the world, media outlets reported, saying that the world's most powerful espionage agencies sent undercover agents into virtual universes to monitor activity in online fantasy games such as "World of Warcraft."
There is no denying that Barack Obama has had a long and difficult row to hoe. On the night of his inauguration in 2009, 13 Republican House and Senate leaders, plus Newt Gingrich and spinmeister Frank Luntz, met secretly in Washington to coordinate tactics to destroy his presidency.
This summer, the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce will host the third annual Patriot Luncheon on July 11 at the Hyatt Regency Valencia.
Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich will address the Santa Clarita Valley business and community leaders on May 1 at the fifth annual State of the County Luncheon.
We all know that perception often influences our decisions, yet we catch ourselves and become reminded that what we perceive isn't always what's really going on. With the constant barrage of information available in today's 24/7 world, it's important to not get caught up in the day-to-day market volatility and news headlines. That daily hype doesn't always dovetail with what Wells Fargo Advisors top strategists are observing in the financial marketplace.
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With everything from nationally ranked academic programs to effective career education opportunities and college placement services, Hart district students are afforded every opportunity to excel in an increasingly competitive academic environment.
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Pinterest tests new look with bigger pins, restructured navigation
The addicting social-networking site is mixing things up a bit to make its pins even more gripping.
Pinterest is readying a test that will alter the inspirational site with a tweaked navigation, bigger pins, and an overall faster site experience, the company announced Monday.
The experimental Pinterest look will roll out to a small group of people as the startup attempts to help its users get more information about pins they care about, a spokesperson told CNET. The company plans to release the design more widely once it works out the bugs.
With the redesign, Pinterest.com will test its navigational elements contained inside a red-button drop-down menu on the left-hand side that offers members shortcut access to the feed, popular pins, and categories of pins. The structure replaces the current "Following," "Categories," "Everything," and "Popular" links atop the homepage.
From the looks of it, Pinterest has opted for a design-driven approach to get people to explore pins with reckless abandon.


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