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Women's Volleyball Falls 3-0 in Final Match of 2012 Pfeiffer Invitational to Lenoir-Rhyne
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. - A balanced offensive attack hitting .320 along with 12 blocks on defense propelled Lenoir-Rhyne University to a 3-0 (25-18, 25-11, 25-12) sweep of host Pfeiffer University in the final match of the 2012 Pfeiffer Invitational on Saturday night. The victory sends the Bears to 3-3 on the year while the Lady Falcons fall to 1-6.
Nine of the 11 players for Lenoir-Rhyne recorded at-least one kill in the sweep led by Ashley Wells (Lovingston, VA) six. Meredith Lutz (Newton, NC) would assist 23 times in Brittany Toffan (Horseheads, NY) led in the blocking department with one solo and eight block assists. The Bears hit over .300 in two of the three sets on Saturday.
Pfeiffer was led by freshman Briana Jones (Atlanta, GA) and her nine kills followed by Kelly Lancellot's (Naples, FL) seven. Newcomer Emily Wall (High Point, NC) assisted a match-high 25 times while Taylor Houser (Mount Holly, NC) popped up eight digs.
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December 28th, 2004 #1
lewistons sketchbook | update 10 2013 | Bigpoint marketing on p17
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The next two were for a PS2 game - was never finished...
and again, some effort that was never finished. Character studies for an austrian TV movie
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Welcome to CA.org!
Cool Stuff!!
-The one on the upper left hand corner, was that digitally colored?or something else?
Looking forward to the next update!
December 28th, 2004 #3
holy crap on a stick. awesome first sketchbook post
great stuff, welcome to CA. definitely post more
December 28th, 2004 #4
thanks guys!
to dished - the last three characters are pencildrawings that I freshened up in PS..
December 28th, 2004 #5
very beautifull pieces!
however in my opinion not sketches more like finnished peices and some sketches
nontheless, gret pics and welcome !
post more !
December 28th, 2004 #6
Awesome drawings, looking forward to more of them.
December 28th, 2004 #7
great homepage, roger - jeff buckley just blew me away.
the girls faces reminded me a bit of manara - of whom I am the biggest admierer.
December 28th, 2004 #8
just a quick update of other work.
The comicbook, a private pleasure - long way to go...
This was my first step in painte - just got a board.
December 28th, 2004 #9
some great stuff here... very impressed.. I'll keep an eye on this one!
That space scene is exceptional. You should struve for that quality with each piece...
Keep it up man.. see you
December 28th, 2004 #10
Very strong stuff. Hope you arent looking for crits.
December 29th, 2004 #11
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5 Boners right off the bat ***** strong start welcome to the Asylum!!!!!
I just mentioned this in another post :::: you seem to understand the importance of value ::: the interplay of light and dark shape are what create form ::: if you get that right or even pretty close to right the colour part comes easy ::: the value you thing is really part of the drawing process ::: colouring is like putting a coat of paint on a house!
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December 29th, 2004 #12
Woah this made my day.
Im speechless.
Please go on like this .
December 29th, 2004 #13
a couple of lifedrawings I did recently at University. l
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December 29th, 2004 #14
Holly Shit!!
This stuff is so awsome!!! holy shit!! holy holy
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December 29th, 2004 #15
Wow. Another great update. Keep posting.
December 29th, 2004 #16
great life studies, what medium did you use for those first three? it looks like some kind of ink wash, but you've done something to it
December 29th, 2004 #17
I sketched them with a hard pencil, than first used some candlewax to define the highlight areas, where no e.g. ink would stay. Than I used watery ink and a liquid black shoepolish to bring in shadows. some drops may stayes on the wax- but I liked the sketchy look...
December 29th, 2004 #18
How can somebody not like this?!!!!
great work!!
Happy new year!!
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yeah! great style, great pencil skills.
only crit: in the last pic of your first post ("death") the anatomy and pose look kinda wierd. dunno exactly why, but the pose looks unnatural for me.
other than that, nice work!
keep it up!
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Awesome stuff man. I really liked those gorillaz-esque designs 3rd from the top...reminds me of Hewlitt but with your own twist.
checked out your site, and that Nihilism comic made me laugh! great work.
December 29th, 2004 #21
is that watercolor?? Wow very nice.. I like the one where the guy is laying down.. The perspective and lighting is right on target...
Mainloop- man i must be dyslexic.. cuz i thought you asked how many people are on lsd
December 29th, 2004 #22
hey-spitzensachen alles zusammen.
tolle linien,farben und überhaupt-tolles sketchbook.
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And (self)motivation is still everything.
December 29th, 2004 #23
still waitin'
Most of these are traditional techniques (watercolour, ink...) Can't wait to cet one of those wacom screens to draw on and jump into painter. Can't really handle the conventional wacom board...
December 29th, 2004 #24
yeah, I was looking at Hewlett when I was doing the Gorilla thing. The client asked me to do so. It is a great one to refer to.
Nice you liked the comic!
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Can only repeat what everyone else is saying - great sketches - looking forwards to seeing more
"The reason why truth is so much stranger than fiction is that there is no requirement for it to be consistent."-Mark Twain
December 29th, 2004 #26
5 stars is not enough for you!
Loving these sketches to bits
Please, post more!
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damn boy, youre good! where you come from?!
i hope youre not gonna be in san fran, cause then i KNOW i havent a shot in hell at getting hired. J/K itd be awsome to hang and draw wit ya.
keep posting!
December 29th, 2004 #28
I'd sell my ass to be in SF. Unfortunately still in Europe (Austria). Sucks but my girl won't let me go...
December 29th, 2004 #29
my second attempt to get the wacom board under control...
This one is still in progress. Maybe you want to tell me what you think about it...
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December 29th, 2004 #30
There's a real nice varation of styles in your work. Those gorillaz rock! Also love the hatching work on those PS2 game characters. Top Notch
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I watched Sam's TED speech from Feb 2010 and I was absolutely intrigued. The notion of having a unified opinion on morality (which, if unified the way Sam says, will be scientific fact) is very exciting and certainly it's appealing to think about. And while Sam made some great arguments, some of the questions he was asked at the end of his talk got me thinking.
I am from India but have had the good luck to travel and live all over the world due to my father's job and now I live in NY. This have given me a unique opportunity to see various cultural differences and standards on morality and I have observed that while there are usually some pretty clear guidelines (killing is generally frowned upon, as are stealing, adultery, etc.) there are also a lot of differences (beheading your raped daughter for example, to reference the source of my inspiration). I'm sure this is pretty obvious to everyone.
The part about Sam's talk that disappointed me was that I didn't really hear any real plan of action. How are we to take ALL of these divergent opinions and streamline them in a way that is universally agreeable? The problem, as he rightly stated, was that we see all matters of opinion as being relative and the believer can be comfortable thinking they are right. Perhaps there is another post relating to this that I couldn't find or this is covered in one of the books (which I confess I have not had time to browse through/order) but what I want to know is the game-plan, and if there isn't one let's get cracking right here right now because I think we can all agree that Mr. Harris is at least right about one thing - as borders mean less and less and we become closer, we will not see unity until our moral compasses are collectively adjusted to the same direction.
There is no debate about science because the results are all observable and consistent, and can be tested time and time again to prove their verity. How can we consistently start to measure moral outcomes such that the results are universally irrefutable?
Granted there are some very…....'special' individuals out there who debate real proven science such as, oh I dunno, evolution! Similarly there will be a subset of people who say that a hypothetical moral consensus is invalid or is "just a theory, not fact" (lol) but, like evolution, how can we go about proving our new-found Universal Moral Code to the majority of the masses?


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Priest, teacher convicted in Pa. church abuse case
Wednesday - 1/30/2013, 6:55pm EST
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) - A jury on Wednesday convicted a priest and teacher in a pivotal church-abuse case that rocked the Philadelphia archdiocese and sent a church official to prison for child endangerment.
The verdict upholds the stunning account from a troubled 24-year-old policeman's son that he was sexually abused as a boy by two priests and his sixth-grade teacher. One priest took a plea deal before trial, while the jury convicted the Rev. Charles Engelhardt and former teacher Bernard Shero of all but one count.
The 2009 complaint describing the abuse led to the landmark conviction last year of Monsignor William Lynn, the longtime secretary for clergy in Philadelphia. Lynn is serving three to six years in prison for his role transferring an admitted pedophile priest to the accuser's northeast Philadelphia parish. A string of priest victims testified in Lynn's case, but none said they had been passed around like the policeman's son.
"I'm overjoyed that there was a conviction, mostly because of this victim. I really didn't expect it," said Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams, an active Catholic who revived efforts to prosecute the archdiocese after taking office three years ago.
The accuser, now a gaunt young man, has battled heroin abuse since his teens and still has a drug case pending. And details of his story changed frequently over the years, even about whether Shero raped him in the classroom or in a parked car.
"The victim was demonized, cross-examined, ... dehumanized. I would understand how a jury could come to a different verdict," Williams said.
The accuser said the assaults began after Engelhardt caught him drinking altar wine in fifth grade. He said Engelhardt told fellow priest Edward Avery about their "session," prompting Avery to twice sexually assault the boy. And he testified that Shero raped him a year later, after driving him home after detention.
The jury convicted Shero, 49, of Levittown, of rape, indecent sexual assault and other charges. They convicted Engelhardt, 66, of Wyndmoor, of charges including indecent assault of a child under 13, corruption of a minor and conspiracy with Avery. The jury deadlocked on one count, an indecent sexual assault count against Engelhardt, after deliberating since late Friday.
Lawyer Burton Rose described Shero after the verdict as "very distraught, very distraught." He had told jurors that his introverted, visually impaired client was an easy target for a false accuser.
Defense lawyers had argued that the accuser was simply hoping for a payout from his pending civil suit against the archdiocese. His story defied belief, they said.
He initially told a church social worker he'd been raped for five hours by Engelhardt after Mass; beaten and tied with sashes by defrocked priest Edward Avery; and raped by Shero at school. None of those details emerged in his trial testimony.
"(He) is the walking, talking personification of reasonable doubt," argued defense lawyer Michael McGovern, representing Engelhardt, an Oblate of St. Francis.
The accuser's account got a boost when Avery entered a surprise guilty plea last year. But Avery startled the courtroom this month when he testified that he never touched the boy, but took the 2-1/2- to five-year deal to avoid a longer sentence at trial.
Williams called that turn of events something fit for a "Law and Order" episode.
"He pleaded because it was a good offer," Avery's lawyer, Michael Wallace, said Wednesday. "(Jurors) think that anybody who walks down the street with a collar is guilty."
Shero and Engelhardt were taken into immediate custody. They each face more than a decade in prison when they are sentenced in April. Their relatives were inconsolable.
The victim now lives in Florida and was not in court, although his parents were. He told jurors this month that he'd been clean for a year, after 23 stints in drug rehabilitation.
Thousands of people have accused priests around the country of abuse, but the complaints were routinely locked in secret church archives. Several states, including Pennsylvania, then extended the time limit for child sex-abuse victims to pursue criminal or civil action, although victim advocates want to see additional reforms.
Philadelphia prosecutors saw their chance to renew their exhaustive, but stalled, investigation into priest abuse with the policeman's son, whose claims were viable under the new statutes.
Williams decided to charge Monsignor Lynn because Avery had been transferred to the boy's parish even though he admitted to church officials that he had abused a teen in 1992. Lynn is appealing his conviction.
In September, Kansas City Bishop Robert Finn was convicted of a misdemeanor for failing to report a priest known to possess child pornography.
The victims' advocacy group Bishopaccountability.org recently began posting the secret church documents aired at the Lynn trial. And the Archdiocese of Los Angeles was forced to make many of their secret archives public.
"The Philadelphia archive will show why statutes of limitations must be reformed in Pennsylvania and elsewhere, and why Lynn and Finn will not be the last church officials to be held accountable," Bishopaccountability officials said.
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The Sky Valley team is made up of 16-year-old players from Monroe and Sultan.
With the win, the Rebels advance to the state tournament, scheduled for July 13-18 at the Harmony Sports Complex in Vancouver.
"I'm very proud of these young men," Rebels coach Scott Newsome said. "I've been told on numerous occasions by opposing teams and coaches that they have never seen a classier team. As a manager, there is no bigger compliment and they represent our Sky Valley community very well."
The Rebels' roster includes Tyler Koontz, Slate York, Tristan Newsome, Wade Baldwin, Jake Job, Noah Jacobsen, Shawn Smith, Cooper Martin, Tristan Witham, Matt Baller, Dakota Neuman and Joey Crawford.
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Three members of the Everett Reign have been named to the Women's Football Alliance's American Conference All-America teams.
Offensive guard Joleen Sims and offensive tackle Jordan Rice made the first team. Center LeAnn Layman was named to the second team.
The WFA All-Star game will be played Aug. 3 in San Diego, prior to the league championship contest. The latter game will be televised on ESPN3.
The Reign recently completed their first season in the WFA, a 36-team tackle football league. The Reign posted a 5-7 record, including a 3-5 mark in league play.
Rowers bring home medals
Four members of the Lake Stevens-based U.S. North Cascades Crew rowing club brought home medals from the Northwest Masters Regionals, held June 21-23 at Vancouver Lake. The event drew 47 rowing clubs from eight states and Canada.
Jen Huffman and Wendy Clark won a gold medal in the women's 2XB division and a bronze medal in the women's 2XA. Huffman also collected a gold medal in the women's 1XC class and a silver medal in the women's 1XA.
The other medalists for the North Cascades Crew included Kat Runyon (bronze in the women's 1XF) and Ben McIsaac (silver in the lightweight AA D1X).
Bruin wrestlers shine
The Cascade High School wrestling team placed third last month in the team tournament that was part of a five-day camp at North Idaho College in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
The Bruins wrestled 12 dual meets in three days against some of the top high school teams from Washington, Oregon and Idaho, Cascade coach Brooklyn Obregon said.
"This is the best ... Cascade HS has ever placed at this tournament and it's such an incredible achievement considering the level of competition," he said in an e-mail.
The team tournament was followed by an individual competition and the Bruins brought home two championships -- Gino Obregon placed first at 145 pounds, and David Garcia won the 132-pound class.
Cascade's Wyatt Larsen (138 pounds) and Juan Garcia (170) each placed third.
In all, the Cascade athletes each wrestled in 17 to 20 matches at the tournament, Brooklyn Obregon said.
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neuroacanthocytoses that involve neurological problems and abnormal red blood cells. McLeod neuroacanthocytosis syndrome is inherited in an X-linked recessive fashion and is caused by mutations in the XK gene.[1]McLeod neuroacanthocytosis syndrome is primarily a neurological disorder that occurs almost exclusively in males. Only about 150 cases have been reported worldwide. This condition affects movement in many parts of the body. People with this condition also have abnormal star-shaped red blood cells (acanthocytosis). This condition is one of a group of disorders called
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Monty Williams says Eric Gordon is out indefinitely.
@wwltvsports: #Hornets Monty: I'm sure it's got to be medical (for Gordon). The guy just can't not play.
@wwltvsports: #Hornets Monty: Austin Rivers will move into Gordon's spot while he's out.
His knee might be messed up. Maybe he shouldn't have done those volunteer workouts. Oh well, proceed.
I'm losing my patience with Gordon, hate to say it. This is extremely frustrating.
Did we NOT do a full physical on him before matching? I'm enraged right now.
"I don't know if people know I dislocated my pinkie finger. And [Tyreke] told me, 'You wanna go home or you wanna be here?' I want to be here. And he said, 'All right, then go tape it up and let's play. Let's go. We not stoppin' at no stores. Straight gas. That's what we do, just keep going.'"
If he is on the bench I'm throwing something at him from the balcony. Fact.
The guy is tissue paper. We had David Thorpe come on the podcast in June and say as much. Ryan and I have been trying to tell people for months now. We are not pessimists, we know people and every single one of them has told us that this will be what we will see from Gordon for the rest of his career.
Get used to it or warm up to the idea of trading him for a lesser player and moving on. That would be my choice.
We understand you "know people" but try to chill out a little on the self back pats. Geez.
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Eric Gordon out vs. Spurs. Monty: "The way I understand it, he's going to be out indefinitely, until we get more clarity on what's going on"
We should've left his heart in Phoenix.
I don't get this.
HOW DOES THE COACH NOT KNOW what is going on?
Why would the organization hide this for the past month? How can he practice with the team, but Monty says he is out indefinitely until they "Figure out whats wrong." Makes absolutely no sense. I'm ready to be done with this fool. When you are healthy enough to practice, you are healthy enough to play.
Get rid of him. Whiny baby who doesn't deserve to be in this league. Man up and play you pu%#^
Let Austin take his rookie lumps at his natural position and when Gordon is ready, bring him off the bench in limited minutes until we can jettison his carcass and move on.
the Legend has spoken!
It's just that you gotta understand that at H247, we put 100-150 hours a week into what we do between all of us and we do it for the readers. And to be labeled as pessimists is a little frustrating. We try to give fans the best info possible and when it is not what people want to hear, they dismiss it.
Hope to be wrong on Gordon, Aminu, Vasquez, etc. but sometimes the facts includes bad news
Is is possible that this could be a mental problem with Gordon? Is he scared? Geesh this guy just can't stay healthy
Cmon man you can't be serious. Are we going to be responsible for his whole sallary.
Its one of 2 things...or possibly both.
1. He's mentally weak. Even tho they lost last night. Kobe wasn't supposed to play....but he wen tout there because thats what stars do. They play through their pain as much as they can. This guy can't play thru a paper cut.
2. He just doesn't want to be here. We've improved this team and he still feels slighted in some kind of way.
Dude is just weak...it aint no more "oh he'll eventually play and he'll be good and we as fans will get over it once we start winning" This dude is weak. No more defending him...trade him for the best package you can....and keep moving forward. Let Rivers play his natural position and try to get maybe Jennings in the offseason. But this is BS and as a fan I'm tired of the excuses. Rivers is out there breaking his ankles and he's playing opening night. This guy has been doing jack for the entire preseason and after 1 freakin practice he out indefinetly. That is such a cop out.
Back pats might stop when people are ridiculed for having a dissenting opinion or missing on things 20% of the time.
People are hilarious... they want to grouse when people say something might happen that doesn't, and the same when it does.
Can't win when you deal with crowds. All the individuals are wonderful. The group is always worse.
"Aime la vérité, mais pardonne à l'erreur." - François-Marie Arouet (Voltaire)
If Monty and co. is telling the truth everytime we hear "we want players that want to be here", how could they not KNOW that Gordon doesn't /didn't want to be here?
Who is gonna take on a max contract for a player that sits for 2 months because of a runny nose?
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. Caleb Brophy (Mission Viejo, CA) put down a match-high 20 kills and hit .441 to lead Pfeiffer University to a 3-1 (25-20, 25-23, 23-25, 25-21) victory over visiting NJIT in NCAA I Conference Carolinas mens volleyball action on Friday night. The Falcons improve to 13-6 overall while the Highlanders drop to 4-18.
Kyle Mariano (Kendall Park, NJ) put down his first kill of the night to give Pfeiffer an 8-6 lead while Brophy connected on his second of the night to push the advantage to four. Micah Bortner (Dallastown, PA) would put down a pair of kills in a three-play span sending the Pfeiffer lead to 14-12. A pair of Falcon miscues would get the Highlanders even at 14-14 until Mariano picked up a pair of final kills late for a 25-20 set one win.
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Up 13-11 in set three, Pfeiffer would see the error bug bite them as three-straight miscues put NJIT up 14-13 trying to avoid elimination. Brophy would even the set at 20-20 while Bortner did the same two points later at 21-21. Tied 22-22 after another Brophy kill, Andrei Stoyanow (Sao Paulo, BRAZIL) picked up a kill while a final Pfeiffer error gave NJIT the all-important two-point lead. Brophy would get the set to 24-23 until Stoyanow put down the final kill for a 25-23 NJIT win sending the match to a fourth set.
Kevin Van Oss (Dayton, OH) gave the Highlanders a 14-9 lead in the fourth as Pfeiffer started to chip away at the deficit using two more Mariano kills. Brophy would get the match all square at 16-16 with his 17th kill of the evening while picking up his final three over the final series of eight plays as the Falcons were victorious 25-21 in the 3-1 match win.
Behind Brophys 20 kills, Mariano picked up 13 hitting a career-high .480 in the win. Bortner would conclude with 10 kills while Specian assisted 46 times. Brophy would also lead the team with nine digs in the win. Kantushov would pace the Highlanders with a dozen kills in a losing effort.
Bortner, Mariano, Edelman, Mark Hess (Lebanon, PA), Blake Dowdle (Farmington, NY) and Brophy were all recognized in a pregame ceremony on senior night. Five of those six seniors have been with the mens volleyball program since its inception in 2010.
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United States Attorney Brendan V. Johnson announced that a St. Francis, South Dakota, man has been indicted by a federal grand jury for Assault with a Dangerous Weapon and Assault Resulting in Serious Bodily Injury.
Reno Running Enemy, age 27, was indicted by a federal grand jury on July 19, 2011. He appeared before United States Magistrate Judge Mark A. Moreno on July 21, 2011, and pled not guilty to the indictment. The maximum penalty upon conviction is 10 years' custody, a $250,000 fine, or both. Restitution may also be ordered.
The charges are merely accusations, and Running Enemy is presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty.
The investigation is being conducted by Rosebud Sioux Tribe Law Enforcement Services. The case is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Marie H. Ruettgers. Running Enemy was released to a third party custodian.
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