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Zimbabwe is a landlocked country in southern Africa, between Zambia to the north and South Africa to the south. The official language of Zimbabwe is English but most people speak Shona. The country is mostly savanna, although the moist and mountainous east supports tropical evergreen and hardwood forests. Trees include teak and mahogany, knobthorn, msasa and baobab. Among the numerous flowers and shrubs are hibiscus, spider lily, leonotus, cassia, tree wisteria and dombeya. There are around 350 species of mammals that can be found in Zimbabwe. There are also many snakes and lizards, over 500 bird species, and 131 fish species. South of the capitol, Harare, is the Great Zimbabwe, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The Great Zimbabwe, or "stone buildings", consists of hundreds of great stone ruins spread out over a 500 km² (200 square mile) area. It is the remnant of one of the great African civilizations. This location has been recognized and published by the "New York Times" as one of the "52 Places to Go in 2015."
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Last Man Standing 3 - FINAL ROUND
Last Man Standing 3 - FINAL ROUND
This is it, ladies and gentlemen. For those of you who have followed along and participated throughout the last 4 rounds, here is the payoff. Only 6 of conceptart.org's finest remain out of the starting 360 contenders. It goes without saying that this is a massive achievement, and a congratulations is in order for each and every one of them.
The complete listing of LMS3 Final Round matches can be found here:
Deadline: 11:59pm PST - Sunday, September 14th, 2008
Topic: The Bitter End
The topic, as always, is completely open to interpretation, allowing for you to visualize your concept through any subject matter you deem fit. This is an illustration-based contest, and you will be expected to turn in a completed piece that stands on its own without the aid of a description. Both traditional and digital mediums can be used, but the majority of your piece must be painted/drawn with little use of photography and 3D modeling.
Round Breakdown (links to discussion threads):
- Round 1 - 360 competitors in 72 matches of 5 / 72 advance
Entry threads / Matches 1-24 / 25-48 / 49-72
- Round 2 - 72 competitors in 18 matches of 4 / 18 advance
Entry thread / Matches 1-18
- Round 3 - 18 competitors in 6 matches of 3 / 6 advance
- Final Round - 6 men enter, one man leaves...
Judging: Every round will be judged by an incredibly talented group of judges... the list is still being finalized, but it will be a relatively static panel throughout the competition. Each piece will be judged based on technical execution, creativity in the interpretation of the topic, and overall impact. All judges decisions are final. No whining!
Judging Panel:
Aleksi Briclot
Rob Carney
Dan Dos Santos
Irene Gallo
Jon Foster
Gregory Manchess
JS Rossbach
Important note about the thread layout:
There is one match in every post. The entries correspond as follows:
User1 vs User2 vs User3 vs User4
Image1 is User1
Image2 is User2
Image3 is User3
Image4 is User4
Enjoy the final round of Last Man Standing 3! The winner will be announced as soon as the final judging is in.
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Jeez, Hurricane! Make me cry why dontcha?
I'm very proud of us for all the death and destruction we've wrought.
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September 15th, 2008 #4
Sheeeeeeeeeesh. Awesome. I'm fine with losing.
September 15th, 2008 #5
Congratulations to all!
(And am I glad I'm not judging this!)
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wow, amazing work everyone.
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Congrats to All the finalists, its a real treat to see these.Many thanks to Strych9ine-for putting this all together! Can't wait till the next one , maybe I can actually make it passed round one next time!
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...Incredible set of work. Massive respect.
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...finally gr8 amazing work u guys, and big thanx to strych9ine for running the show!
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September 15th, 2008 #12
ah jeez. good luck, judges. this is seriously the toughest round i've ever seen imho. excellent work, people! beautiful. BEAUTIFUL!!
September 15th, 2008 #13
Wow. Totally bomb entries!!!
And thanks Cody, for hosting another LMS .
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September 15th, 2008 #14
Whoa, I echo the others on not wanting to be a judge on this one! Rock on.
I don't even know if I can pick a favorite.
September 15th, 2008 #15
Absolutely brilliant to see the outcome of this mammoth art contest, and it totally doesn't disappoint. They're all brill, hard to pick a fav, glad I'm not judging it. Hurri's entry really hits the spot instantly, and I love that Bluefooted continued the theme from her previous entry.. Beautiful atmosphere in thoms... kudos to him for using such sunny colours.. makes the impact of whats happening more extreme. Baron's has the unmistakable texture to his again.. and a slight overtone of humour that I love. Cicinimo's was the one I stared at longest. I love it when artists can capture such a deep emotion on a human face... a big challenge to take on a topic like that solely through the human emotion, but it works so well. And spraynation's is all kinds of epic... love the mood.
Fabulous work from all contenders, i really don't envy the judges. At all.
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September 15th, 2008 #16
wow! and another LMS is over at this point everyone is a winner but damn pick just one is tough...
also wanted to say to strych9ine THX YOU very very much for your time and effort making all this possible
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September 15th, 2008 #17
I m speechless... no wonder they are the finals...
September 15th, 2008 #18
Amazing entries!! I love all of the concepts but the only one that is really polished IMO is bluefooted's piece. The rest just need some more fit and finish. Excellent work on all of these.
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Congraulations finalists, great turn out by all. Well done everyone who entered into yet another great LMS.
Cheers Cody for giving us a great excuse to sharpen our pencils and push each other to new heights.
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September 16th, 2008 #20
Wow. These are all great pieces. And so many takes on the prompt. Good luck judging.
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September 16th, 2008 #21
They're all amazing! Hurricane's almost made me cry, great creativity with all the creatures.
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oh daaamn ! such awesome work !
September 16th, 2008 #23
pld: Omg, this is so awesome!
Thank you so much strych9ine for making this possible! And many thanks to the artists for this great entertainment!
September 16th, 2008 #24
This will be painful..
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September 16th, 2008 #25
poor judges.... dagnamit these are all powerful.
very well done guys. amazing work.
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September 16th, 2008 #26
Oh my!!! Thats some of the best stuff I have ever seen!!! I feel so sorry for those poor judges!!
September 16th, 2008 #27
One does not simply walk into the LMS and expect a clear winner to be revealed. Damn, so different and so very impressive, each and every one of them. Good luck to all of you. And while I'm at it, good luck to the judges.
September 16th, 2008 #28
Holy monkey shit those are good.
I'm happy with 6th place, though. Next time, you guys, you just see...
Thanks to Cody for the monster amount of work he's put in - you don't often see that level of commitment - and to the judges for giving up their free time to make it work
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wow! nice work guys!
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Varsity baseball
Kings Mountain 1, Forestview 0 — Wil Sellers allowed four hits and a walk while striking out three batters while Daniel Barrett scored on an Alex Reynolds' RBI single in the KM win. Reynolds was 3-for-3 on the day for KM (7-6, 3-3), who plays Friday at South Point.
Cherryville 6, West Lincoln 4 — Dillon Harris went seven innings while allowing four hits and an earned run in Tuesday's win. Harris was backed by a six-hit Ironmen effort with big hits from Alston Mosteller, Spencer Stamey, Austin Wilkinson, Jimmy Johnson and Jon Carpenter.
North Lincoln 5, Bessemer City 3
Lincolnton 9, Highland Tech 6
Cherryville (7-9, 5-3) handed West Lincoln (13-4, 7-1) its first conference loss.
Varsity girls soccer
Gaston Day 5, Statesville Christian 0 — Morgan Whitesides (three goals, two assists), Lindsay Pattinson (one goal) and Sara Bonestell (one goal) led Gaston Day (5-3, 2-2). Bonesteel and Jade Lambert combined on the shutout in goal. The Lady Spartans host Hickory Christian on April 16.
Cherryville 5, North Gaston 1 (Monday) — Haley Arnold and Karley Powell had two goals each for Cherryville, while McKenna Estes added one goal. Arnold, Molly Whitworth and Chelsea Gibson dished out one assist each. The Lady Ironmen host Highland Tech on Wednesday.
Community School of Davidson 2, Lincoln Charter 1 — Tori Jackson scored the lone goal for the Eagles (9-2-1, 3-2-0).
Varsity softball
Ashbrook 8, Hunter Huss 2 — Kristin Cheek improved to 6-4, striking out nine and allowing five hits. Alexis Wallace (three hits, double, RBI), Kelsey Carithers (two hits, double, home run, four RBIs) and Dee Dee Wallace (two hits, double, RBI) led Ashbrook at the plate. The Green Wave (7-5, 2-3) host West Meck on Thursday.
Kings Mountain 9, Forestview 0
North Lincoln 9, Bessemer City 2
West Lincoln 11, Cherryville 2 — Brittany Ormand (4--for-4, RBI), Alex Goins (2-for-3, 2 walks), Madison Ferguson (2-for-4, 3RBI, walk), Raeven McCrodden (3 RBI) and Erin Huff (2-for-4, 2 RBI) led the Lady Rebel offense. Rylee Marsh pitched seven innings while allowing five hits in Tuesday's win. She didn't give up any earned runs and had a strikeout.
Lincoln Charter 18, Community School of Davidson 3 — Hannah Taylor and Karsen Campbell went 4-for-4 and Payton Smith picked up the win on Tuesday.
Varsity tennis
Ashbrook 9, Kings Mountain 0 — Singles winners for Ashbrook were Daniel Nelli, Freddie Wells, Josh Rath, Gabe Mathews, Danny Cullum and Blake Ballard. Doubles winners were: Nelli-Rath, Cullum-Kaleb Rector and Grant Shuler-Josh Mathews. The Green Wave (9-1, 4-0) visit Forestview on Thursday.
Highland Tech 8, Lincolnton 1 — Jon Alliss, Aaron Marlowe, Matthew Iezzi, Brian Libertore, Sam Amarasinghe and Rick Florian won in singles' play for the Rams. Alliss/Marlowe, Preston Marissadahha/Max Jones won in doubles' play. B.J Poston/Ethan Miller won their doubles' match for the Wolves. Highland Tech (7-2) hosts East Lincoln on Tuesday.
Gaston Christian 7, Davidson Day 2 — Rankin Horsley, Brandon Farris, Ben Hughes, Jack Zaffarano and Brice Martin came away with wins in singles' play. In doubles' play, Farris/Hughes and Zaffarano/Martin took victories.
JV baseball
Ashbrook 12, Hunter Huss 1 (5 inn.) — Gabe Brooks had a complete-game win, allowing an unearned run for the Green Wave (3-6, 1-6). Matt Prevette had two hits for the Ashbrook offense in which all nine starters scored at least one run.
Time schedule change — The Chargers' home game against Ashbrook has been moved up to 7 p.m. today after the teams' JV game. The contests were pushed up from Friday because of expected rain.
JV baseball
Ashbrook 12, Hunter Huss 1 (5 inn.) — Gabe Brooks had a complete-game win, allowing an unearned run for the Green Wave (3-6, 1-6). Matt Prevette had two hits for the Ashbrook offense in which all nine starters scored at least one run.
Time schedule change — The Chargers' home game against Ashbrook has been moved up to 7 p.m. today after the teams' JV game. The contests were pushed up from Friday because of expected rain.
Middle school baseball
Friday 8, Cramerton 1 — Ty Leatherwood (two hits, two RBIs), Tyler Bradley (two hits) and Austin Mitchell (two RBIs) led Friday at the plate. Austin Primm tossed a complete-game two-hitter to pick up the win. Friday (3-0) hosts Bessemer City on Friday. Cramerton (1-1) hosts Chavis on Friday.
Bessemer City 10, Holbrook 6 — Tobie Tate, Jacob Moss and Wesley Summey had three hits each for Bessemer City. Taylor Hughes picked up the win in relief. Bessemer City (3-0) visits Friday on Friday. Holbrook (1-2) hosts York Chester on Friday.
Chavis 15, Grier 0 — Cameron Reynolds (three hits, home run) led Chavis at the plate. Winning pitcher Will Walker, Carlton Jackson and Tyler Sanders combined on a three-hit shutout. Chavis (3-0) visits Cramerton on Friday. Grier (0-3) hosts Belmont on Friday.
Belmont 11, Mount Holly 0 (five innings) — Ethan Broome (two hits) and Nick Muse (two hits) led Belmont at the plate. Mason Secrest and Grant Tilley combined on the shutout. Belmont (1-1) visits Grier on Friday. Mount Holly (0-3) hosts Stanley (1-1) on Friday.
Southwest 22, York Chester 7 — Southwest (1-1) hosts Holbrook next Monday; York Chester (0-2) visits Holbrook on Friday.
Kings Mountain 12, Lincolnton 1 (5 innings, Monday) — Madisyn Bolin pitched the first two innings for Kings Mountain, giving up two hits, no runs and four strikeouts. Bryson Bailey pitched the final three innings, allowing three hits, one run and three strikeouts. Kings Mountain (7-2) scored four runs in the first inning and going up 7-0 before Lincolnton scored its only run in the third. Palmer Davis had three hits for the Patriots, while Bryson Bailey hit a two-run home run, Brian Lysek added a solo home run and Colby Hughes had a triple.
Middle school girls soccer
Holbrook 2, Bessemer City 1 — Cheyenne Johnson scored both goals while Aubrey Marston, Savannah Bourgeios, Savannah Perlov, and Kristin Hunter led the Lions offense. Megan Faris had a strong showing in the goal. Holbrook (2-1) hosts York Chester on Friday; Bessemer City (1-2) visits Friday on Friday.
Chavis 2, Grier 1, OT — Lauren Gant score both goals with assists from Alexia Gomez in the Wolverines win. Grier (0-3) hosts Belmont on Friday; Chavis (2-1) visits Cramerton on Friday.
Cramerton 4, Friday 0 — Audrey Emerson (two assists), Grace Goff, Katlin Kendrick and Ashley Beaty had one goal each for Cramerton. Taylor Johnson added an assist for Cramerton. Alexis Altizer, Annie Laurie Bradley and Victoria Pelonero led the defense, while Courtney Conner had the shutout in goal for the Eagles. Cramerton (2-0) hosts Chavis on Friday. Friday (1-2) hosts Bessemer City on Friday.
Southwest at York Chester — No score reported. Southwest (0-1) hosts Holbrook next Monday; York Chester (1-0) visits Holbrook on Friday.
Mount Holly at Belmont — No score reported. Mount Holly (2-0) hosts Stanley (0-2) on Friday; Belmont (1-0) visits Grier on Friday.
Kings Mountain 3, Lincolnton 0 (Monday) — MacKenzie Ramsey, Paloma Detloff and Sara Pasour each scored goals for the Lady Patriots. Pasour and Cassidy Calhoun had an assist apiece.
Middle school tennis
Kings Mountain 8, R-S Central 1 — The Patriots secured a conference win Monday. Singles: Ervin (KM) def. Poole 8-0; Leatherman (KM) def. Parton 8-6; Kersey (RS) d Condrey 8-3; Skeith (KM) def. Bailey 8-2; Fite (KM) def. Scofield 8-3; Belcher (KM) def. Hudson 8-1. Doubles: Condrey/Skeith (KM) def. Poole Parton 8-6; Fite/Belcher (KM) def. Kersey/Bailey 8-3; Sparks/Rochford (KM) def. Scofield/Hudson 8-5.
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2013 season begins — Friday, Belmont and Chavis visit Stanley; Bessemer City, Holbrook and York Chester visits Grier; and Cramerton, Mount Holly and Southwest compete at Forestview.


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Each year, thousands of people find irregular spots, bumps, or sores that do not heal on their skin. Many assume that the bumps are nothing to worry about. Often, these skin changes have been growing unobserved for years. Some may be malignant. Others are not.
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SIMON BORCHARDT reports on England's 59-13 thrashing of Italy that resulted in four tries for winger Chris Ashton.
After coming so close to beating Ireland last week, the Italians were expected to challenge Martin Johnson's side at Twickenham, as they did in Rome last year. However, after a competitive first quarter, the visitors were taken apart and the margin of victory could have been even greater had England not emptied their bench in the second half.
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Things went from bad to worse for Italy when Martin Castrogiovanni was yellow carded early in the second half when he prevented Youngs from taking a quick tap penalty. The visitors' defence did well over the next few minutes, but just when it looked as if they wouldn't concede any points while their tighthead prop was off, Ashton went over for his hat-trick. With Italy back to 15 men, replacement scrumhalf Danny Care then dived over to make it 45-6.
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Marty and Megan love each other. Marty lives in the now. Megan lives in her past. Can their love survive?
"Who Can Stop The Moon? implements an acerbic banter that brings the characters to life, setting up a unique dynamic of lust, love, and disappointment."
Ronald McCants, Playwright In Residence, Center Theatre Group (601 West Temple Street), Los Angeles, CA 90012
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November 27, 2012 Last weekend we had two wonderful celebrities attend our play. "Sela Ward" of "Sisters", "The Fugitive" and "CSI: NY" and "Vanna White" of "Wheel Of Fortune". Both ladies enjoyed the show and had a nice evening of theater. Hurry and get your tickets. This coming weekend is the end of the run! See you there.
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With two years of writing and another two years of "tweaking," playwright J. Michael Ferniany created this original drama with such passion and desire that it inspired producer Joe Duke to bring the production to the stage!
Once the play was written, Ferniany then took on the challenge of casting and directing the project himself. To take it one step further, he also plays one of the supporting roles, a character named Jason who is the "better half" of a same-sex couple.
"Yes, I'm the playwright, an actor, and the director," Ferniany chuckles. "Here in Hollywood you have to generate your own work before anyone knows you are even on the map!
"The story is about a middle-aged couple having serious relationship problems," Ferniany explains. "Megan, played by Pamela Bowen, is haunted by her past. She is a financial analyst and has a boyfriend Marty, played by Evans Forde, who she has been having an affair with and actually loves, but won't admit it to herself or him. There is so much going on with her — you have to see it."
And being in the play as part of a gay married couple? "We have a normal, loving relationship," Ferniany proudly retorts. "We are art dealers and the exact opposite of Megan and Marty's relationship. My onstage partner Ronnie, played by J.P. Giuliotti, makes the relationship very real.
"We really have a great group of wonderful actors and under-studies who have been working their asses off for over five weeks!"
I am looking forward to seeing this story Ferniany described to me as a "Virginia Woolf-type" drama as Who Can Stop the Moon? runs through Dec. 2 at the Meta Theatre in Los Angeles.
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Our newest cast addition is Mr. Anthony Marciona who hails from New York. Anthony is going to be playing the character of "Ronnie" (u/s).
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A splendid cast has been assembled to play the roles in "Who Can Stop The Moon?" including Pamela Bowen, Evans Forde, Christina Mason, Oh Rhyne, J. Michael Ferniany, Macleish Day, Natalia Schroeder, Barry Shay, Sandy Mansson, Carl Santangelo, and J. P. Giuliotti. Rehearsals began September 19th and have been going steady ever since. The cast and crew, Sandy Fury, Shea Teixeira, as well as the designers, Josh Shaw, Sarah Templeton, Janet Hoskins, and Natalia Schroeder are terribly excited to bring this production to life. Tickets are going fast...get yours now! Show times are Friday/Saturday at 8:00 p.m. and Sunday at 7:00 p.m.
"Who Can Stop The Moon?" is a dramatic play that explores the relationship of a middle-aged couple who are at odds over how the relationship should be played out. Megan wants to keep things as they are, not move forward, and lives in her depressing past. Marty is loving, warm and optimistic and wants to move their relationship forward, exploring all the beauty a full relationship has to offer. During the course of the play, other supporting characters help to reveal the frailties and strengths of the predominant characters, sometimes in serious, and sometimes, in comedic tones. Things are not always as they appear for the characters on stage and the metaphysical surprise occurring during the climax of the play provides a twist that no one sees coming, including the audience. The play has strong adult language and sexual situations, exploring the lives of Megan and Marty, and has been described as implementing "an acerbic banter that brings the characters to life, setting up a unique dynamic of lust, love and disappointment."
"Marty and Megan love each other. Marty lives in the now. Megan lives in her past. Can their love survive?"
Casting starts for this original play in early September! Rehearsals start September 16th! We are currently building the websites, graphics, advertising collateral and filling in contacts for invitations!
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"Who Can Stop The Moon?" implements an acerbic banter that brings the characters to life, setting up a unique dynamic of lust, love, and disappointment."
Ronald McCants, Playwright In Residence, Center Theatre Group (601 West Temple Street), Los Angeles, CA 90012
J. MICHAEL FERNIANY (Director/Writer) is excited to bring his latest work, 'Who Can Stop the Moon?' to life at the Meta Theatre. J. Michael is currently directing 'Rigoletto' for the Casa Italiana Opera Company. Represented by L and L Talent Agency, J is also an actor, he previously performed the role of Mr. Scruples with both The Casa Italiana Opera Company and The Celestial Opera Company. Numerous musicals and dramatic productions performed include Presto! A Magical Spectacular, garnering rave reviews as "zany and hilarious", Trolls , "particularly enjoyable and lovable, the perfect face for the role" (Backstage), The Pajama Game, The Rothschilds, Scapino! and You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown. J. Michael has also performed in many independent films such as the comedy, Rectuma, "Osama look alike, J. Michael Ferniany, provides a choice capper as the suicide bomber who gets Rectuma where it hurts" (Variety). Mr. Ferniany is also a playwright and director, having written and directed plays since age 12. He has twice earned awards for his writing including The Editors Choice Awards for Outstanding Achievement In Poetry, presented by The International Library Of Poetry. Some previous directing credits include Spooks!, No Exit, The Effects Of Gamma Rays On Man-In-The-Moon Marigolds and his own script of The Leaning Tree. He is currently in pre-production for a 2012 premiere of his latest play, Who Can Stop The Moon? which will open on October 26th for a 6 week run at the MetaTheatre on Melrose.


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Footsteps Into Change: A Humbling African Odyssey
In January 1984, Patrick Giantonio took a walk-a very long walk. He travelled to Africa to make a 4,000 mile journey across the continent.
Over the next four-and-a-half years, he crossed Kenya, Tanzania, Zaire, Rwanda, Central African Republic, and Cameroon close to the equator in order to heighten awareness of hunger problems. After he arrived, he decided to use the opportunity to immerse himself in the cultures of Africa. He slept in villages, listened to local music, ate the village foods, and visited with families along the way.
Mr. Giantonio will present a multi-media experience with nine slide projectors and a state-of-the-art sound system to share his experiences. He will bring the sights, sounds, and the struggles of Africa and the personalities of the people he met along the way to the Athenaeum.
Plan to attend this 90-minute presentation that begins at 6:45. As always, the reception is at 5:30, and the dinner is at 6:00. Sign up for dinner by returning the reservation form.
Antonin Dvorak: The Rise of Czech Nationalism
Did you ever wonder how music can impact political movements?
Michael Deane Lamkin will be speaking on Antonin Dvorak and how the music he wrote more than one century ago contributed to the establishment of the independent country of Czechoslovakia.
His talk will serve as a concert preview to the October 24 and 25 concerts of the Claremont Chamber Orchestra, which will feature excerpts from the Slavonic Dances of Dvorak, as well as Beethoven's Symphony No. 7. The Chamber Orchestra performs Saturday, October 24, at 8:00 p.m. and Sunday, October 2 5, at 3:00 p.m. in Bridges Hall of Music on the Pomona College campus. Admission is free.
Around the time of Dvorak, most of the music of central Europe had heavy German influences. Dvorak, however, rejected this notion and wanted to produce a music to reflect his country's folk tradition. This move to establish an independent music started a wave of nationalism that still survives. Over the summer, Czechoslovakia decided to separate into two countries.
A performer and a conductor, Michael Deane Lamkin is director of the Joint Music Program at the colleges. He received his B.A. and M.A. at Baylor University and his Ph.D. in musicology from the University of Iowa. He has also studied at opera institutes in Freiburg, Germany and Grazz, Austria.
Please join us for this interesting evening, which will begin with a 5:30 reception, followed by a 6:00 dinner and a 6:45 speech. To reserve your place at dinner, please return the enclosed reservation form.
Confessions of an Asian American Filmmaker and Other Tales of Woe
Continuing our series on the "Asian American Spirit," the Athenaeum welcomes Renee Tajima.
Ms. Tajima is an Oscar-nominated filmmaker and film critic for National Public Radio. This year, she will complete production on a new feature-length documentary, Fortune Cookies: The Search for Asian America, which will air on PBS as a part of the "Rediscovering America" series.
A former resident of Altadena, California, Ms. Tajima first became involved with Asian-American affairs at John Muir High School, where she and a group of students and teachers got together to learn from each other about Asian-American heritage. She later attended Harvard College and Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Renee Tajima has been a fellow in documentary film at the Rockefeller Foundation and the New York Foundation for the Arts and lectures widely at universities and cultural institutions on Asian Americans and media issues. Her visit to CMC is co-sponsored by the Keck Center.
Start this interesting evening with a reception at 5:30. Dinner is served at 6:00, and the speech will start at 6:45. Please sign up for dinner using the enclosed reservation form.
Improving the California Business Climate in Election Year 1992
The recent economic woes of California make tonight's speaker especially important. Jan Hall is the deputy secretary for commerce and housing of the state's business, transportation, and housing agency. The agency oversees the operations of 14 state departments, including the Highway Patrol, Caltrans, and business regulatory departments such as banking and corporations. These departments have 38,000 employees and budgets totaling more than $6 billion. Ms. Hall's responsibilities include management of the state's commerce and housing departments.
Ms. Hall was appointed deputy secretary for commerce and housing by Governor Pete Wilson on April 29, 1991, after serving as vice president of CBC, a public affairs consulting firm.
An active member of her community, Ms. Hall has served as a member of the Long Beach City Council from 1978 to 1990. She chaired the Benefit Assessment Task Forces which were responsible for generating $130 million and $75 million, respectively, in private sector dollars for the first and second phases of the Metro-Rail in Los Angeles.
Ms. Hall was appointed to the Commission on the Status of Women by Governor George Deukmejian in 1985 and served for five years; she served as chair for two. Ms. Hall, who is the highest ranking woman in the Wilson administration, is also active in the Long Beach Federation of Republican Women and the Junior League of Long Beach. Ms. Hall's appearance is sponsored by the John Brown Cook Association and is part of the "Election Edition 1992" series.
Russian Nights
An evening of "rare gems from the Golden Age of Russian piano literature" will be offered by pianist Jeffrey Biegel to those persons clever enough to reserve this date on their calendar.
"He is a splendid musician and brilliant performer." These words of the late Leonard Bernstein helped launch a career that began with Jeffrey Biegel's 1986 debut in the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts' Alice Tully Hall. He has since been heard in recital all over the world, from Boston to Tokyo.
After beginning with the familiar Ballade No. 1 in G Minor (1835) by Chopin, Mr. Biegel will discuss as well as perform pieces by Scriabin, Cesar Cui, Moszkowski, Anton Rubinstein, and Schulz-Evler.
All this will be preceded by a splendid dinner created by chef Dave-an evening not to be missed! If you wish to join us for dinner, please return the enclosed reservation form. Otherwise, arrive at 6:45 for an exciting program.
Video, Lies, and Riots: An Examination of the Relationship Between the Media and Korean Americans
The Athenaeum is pleased to bring Tong S. Suhr to discuss the media as it relates to Korean-Americans. Mr. Suhr has been very active in the Korean-American community in Los Angeles and is an ideal discussant of this issue.
Mr. Suhr attended the University of Oregon's School of Journalism, receiving his B.A. He then went on to do graduate work, also in journalism, at UCLA. Mr. Suhr finally concluded his schooling by attending Southwestern University College.
He now runs his own law firm in Los Angeles that handles transnational transactions involving the U.S. and Pacific Rim countries. In addition, the office handles corporate, business, personal injury, real property, immigration, and family law matters. Mr. Suhr is a member of several organizations, from the State Bar of California to the International Association of Korean Lawyers. Mr. Suhr's appearance is co-sponsored by the Keck Center.
Please join us in welcoming a man who has been very active in his community. The reception begins at 5:30p.m., followed by the speech at 6:45 p.m. To attend the dinner at 6:00 p.m., please return the reservations form.
Legal Aspects of Immigration
Immigration policy has become an explosive issue in the United States. It poses a moral dilemma for a country made up of immigrants that now faces a rapidly growing population and many other challenges intensified by immigration. The Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum welcomes Stewart Kwoh to address the "Legal Aspects of Immigration." Since 1988 Mr. Kwoh has been a member of the steering committee for the Coalition for Humane Immigration Rights of Los Angeles.
Mr. Kwoh received his J.D. degree from UCLA in 1974. He has been active in the Asian community and the greater Los Angeles area, serving on many boards including Bank of America's Social Policy Advisory Committee, Magma Pacific Investments (a small business investment company), and Leadership Education for Asian Pacifics. He is also a board member on the committee to rebuild Los Angeles. Since 1983 Mr. Kwoh has served as the Executive Director of the Asian Pacific American Legal Center of Southern California. Mr. Kwoh's visit to CMC is co-sponsored by the Rose Institute.
We hope you will join us for Mr. Kwoh's presentation and the continuation of our series on "The Asian American Spirit." The reception begins at 5:30, followed by dinner at 6:00 and the speech at 6:45 p.m. To join us for dinner return the enclosed reservation form.
RU486: The Collision Between Science and Politics
Planned Parenthood often finds itself in the center of debates over the issue of how to counsel and deal with unwanted pregnancies. When RU486, the "abortion pill," became available in Europe another log was added to the fire burning over the question of abortion in the United States. The Athenaeum, together with the Pomona Valley Friends of Planned Parenthood Los Angeles, proudly welcomes Dr. David Grimes, who has often been at the center of these debates, to address "RU486: The Collision Between Science and Politics."
Dr. Grimes is professor of obstetrics and gynecology and professor of preventative medicine at the University of Southern California, Medical School. He received his B.A. from Harvard University and his M.D. from the University of North Carolina, Medical School. After completing his residency he joined the United States Public Health Service Center for Disease Control. He has distinguished himself in research on reproductive health, including sexually transmitted diseases, elective abortion, and contraception. He is a member of the board of directors of Planned Parenthood of America and also an international consultant for the World Health Organization. He has received humanitarian awards for his service and awards of excellence for his teaching.
Dr. Grimes participated in a study of RU486 from 1984-1990 when it was available for research purposes. In a report on his research, he stated, "Our experience with the drug corroborated that of other scientists around the world: RU486 is safe, effective and popular."
Please join us for a presentation that is both timely and provocative. Dr. Grimes speaks at 6:45 p.m., following a reception at 5:30 and dinner at 6:00. Reserve your space at dinner by returning the enclosed coupon.
The Economics and Politics of Corporate Investment in South Central Los Angeles
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1992 12:15 p.m.
The Athenaeum proudly welcomes an exemplary business leader in Southern California to continue our series "Los Angeles and Beyond." Roger Stangeland, chairman and chief executive officer of the Vons Companies Inc., will address the "Economics and Politics of Corporate Investment in South Central Los Angeles."
Last July, Mr. Stangeland announced that Vons would significantly expand its urban store development strategy to commit greater investment into neglected areas. Vons will invest $100 million to build new stores throughout the Los Angeles area, estimated to create 1,000 to 2,000 new permanent jobs. The Vons program includes recruitment and intensive job training of local residents working with community skills centers.
Mr. Stangeland began his career in retail sales with his own business in sporting goods. After numerous advancements in the retail food industry, he became the chief executive officer of Vons in 1984. He has also been active in the community, having served as chairman of the Hugh O'Brien Youth Foundation and for the Boy Scouts of America, Los Angeles Council.
We hope you will join us for Mr. Stangeland's presentation. Lunch will begin at 11:45 a.m. and the presentation will begin at 12:15 p.m. Sign up for lunch by returning the enclosed reservation form.
The Pacific Rim and the United States
The Keck Center for International and Strategic Studies is proud to welcome retired Admiral Ronald Hays of the United States Navy to speak on "The Pacific Rim and the United States."
Admiral Hays received a Bachelor of Science in 1950 from the United States Naval Academy. Over his forty-plus years of service, he had two combat tours of Vietnam and fifteen years of work in planning, programming, and budgeting. He was a senior naval commander in Europe and then went on to command all U.S. military forces as commander-in-chief in the Pacific, extending from the west coast of the U.S. to the east coast of Africa. After retirement from the military in 1988, Admiral Hays has become active once again, this time as a civic leader. This includes membership on the boards of several charitable organizations and chief operating officer of a nonprofit technology research organization involved in renewable energy research, information technology, biotechnology, and education and training in the South Pacific region.
We hope you will join us for Admiral Hays' presentation. The reception will begin at 5:30 p.m., followed by his address at 6:45 p.m. To attend the dinner at 6:00, please return the enclosed reservation form.
Fellows Update
This year the Athenaeum is taking a slightly different approach to Open Forum Lunch. We will post a topic for discussion and provide informational material at Tuesday tea so, if you want, you will be able to engage your friends and faculty guests in a lively discussion around the lunch table. Please bring your ideas for topics to Usha, Morgan, or Roy.
As a reminder, you don't need to make a reservation to attend the evening program, which begins at 6:45 p.m. However, to reserve space at dinner you must complete the reservation form. Would you like to sit at the head table for dinner? Then call Roy at ext. 5449.
The Madrigal Feast
A Special Notice to the CMC Community
The Madrigal dinner is back! The Tenth Annual Madrigal Feast will again return to the Athenaeum featuring the Concert Choir of the Claremont Colleges and the medieval cuisine of the MMC Athenaeum
There are three dates still open: Thursday, December 3; Tuesday, December 8; and Thursday, December 10. Due to the popularity of the Madrigal you are encouraged to sign up as soon as possible. Seating is on a first-come basis. The CMC community-students, faculty, and staff will get a preferential sign-up period now through October 21. After that all other Claremont college students may sign up.
Use the reservation coupon to sign up, and be sure to include your payment and meal card number when turning in your reservation at the Athenaeum office. If you wish to sit with a group, please turn in a list of all names and meal card numbers with your payment. We have a limited number of tables that can seat 8 or 10 people. CMC students with meal card $10.00 per person
CMC students without meal card $13.00 per person
CMC faculty and staff (limit two tickets per person) $15.00 per person
Claremont Colleges students with meal card $12.00 per person
Claremont Colleges students without meal card $17.00 per person
Claremont Colleges faculty and staff (limit two tickets per person) $23.00 per person
Community persons $30.00 per person
Seating for each Madrigal Feast will begin at 6:00 p.m. with dinner beginning at 6:30 p.m. and concluding around 9:30 p.m. after the concert following each meal. All guests to the feast are expected to remain for the concert.
Where you sit at the Madrigal is entirely dependent upon when your paid reservation is received. Get a group of friends to sign up to sit together so that you may all have an unforgettable time at the Tenth Annual Madrigal Feast at the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum.
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[[Washington]] elects governors in the elections, that is, years. For Washington, , , , and are all gubernatorial election years. Legally, the gubernatorial inauguration is always set for noon on the second Monday in January following the election. Thus, January 14, 2013 and January 14, 2019 are inaugural days.
In the event of a tie between two candidates, a joint session of the legislature shall cast ballots to choose among the two highest vote getters.
In the event of a tie between two candidates, a joint session of the legislature shall cast ballots to choose among the two highest vote getters.
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The 22nd and current governor is Christine Gregoire, a Democrat elected in 2004 and 2008.
Her husband, Mike Gregoire, is the First Man of Washington.
The Constitution of Washington addresses the office of the governor in Article III, the Executive.
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The supreme executive power of this state shall be vested in a governor...
Constitutional provisions
The constitutional duties, rights and responsibilities of the Office of the Governor of the State of Washington are primarily laid out in Article III of the Washington State Constitution. Article III has been amended two times since the constitution was approved in 1889. Two of these amendments are relevant to the governor's perogatives:
- State of Washington Constitutional Amendment 6, Gubernatorial Vacancies (1910)
- State of Washington Constitutional Amendment 62, Gubernatorial Vetoes (1974)
A candidate for governor must be:
- a citizen of the United States
- a qualified elector of the state of Washington
Washington elects governors in the Presidential elections, that is, in leap years. For Washington, 2004, 2008, 2012, and 2016 are all gubernatorial election years. Legally, the gubernatorial inauguration is always set for noon on the second Monday in January following the election. Thus, January 14, 2013 and January 14, 2019 are inaugural days.
In the event of a tie between two candidates, a joint session of the legislature shall cast ballots to choose among the two highest vote getters.
In the event of a contested election, the legislature shall resolve the issue in the manner set out by law.
- See also: How gubernatorial vacancies are filled
Details of vacancy appointments are addressed under Article III, Section 10.
Whenever the sitting Governor dies, resigns, is removed or impeached, or is unable to discharge the office, the duties shall devolve upon the Lieutenant Governor. After the Lieutenant Governor, the order of succession is as follows:
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- the Superintendent of Public Instruction
- the Commissioner of Public Lands
If a Governor-elect dies, resigns, declines to take the office, or is disqualified, the Lieutenant Governor-elect shall take office as the Governor. If the Governor-elect is only temporarily unable to take the oath, the Lieutenant Governor-elect serves as Acting Governor until the disability is removed. If both the Governor-elect and the Lieutenant Governor-elect are unable to take the oath, same line of succession listed above applies.
If the Governor dies, resigns, is removed or if the Governor's disability is permanent and more than two years remain in the current term, a special election is held at the next general election, unless the next general election is less than 30 days away, in which case the special election is moved to the following general election.
The governor is responsible for ensuring that the laws of the state are faithfully executed (§ 5) and is responsible for the safety of the state, as he or she serves as commander-in-chief of the Washington Militia (§ 8).
Additionally, the governor has the power to appoint heads of departments, agencies, and institutions. The governor is also responsible for presenting the state budget.
Other duties and privileges of the office include:
- Requiring written information from any state officer any aspect of her duties and office (§ 5)
- Addressing each session of the legislature on the state of state and making recommendations (§ 6)
- Convening extraordinary sessions of the General Assembly (§ 7)
- Granting pardons (§ 9)
- Remitting fines and forfeitures (§ 11)
- Vetoing bills, subject to a two-thirds legislative override (§ 12)
- Filling vacancies in all offices not otherwise provided for, including making recess appointments (§ 13)
- See also: Comparison of gubernatorial salaries
The governor's salary is set by law and may not be raised or diminished effective during the current term.
As of 2010, the Governor of Washington is paid $166,891 a year, the 10th highest gubernatorial salary in America.
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Internal Market and Services Commissioner Michel Barnier said: "I warmly welcome the entry into force of the revised GPA concluded in December 2011. The revised GPA will give businesses in the countries that are party to the agreement significant additional opportunities on each other's' public procurement markets. It will also make public procurement rules in the GPA jurisdictions more transparent and predictable, in line with the spirit of the recently adopted reforms of EU public procurement rules. I invite all the GPA parties that have not yet ratified it to do so and hope that the entry into force of the revised GPA will pave the way for other WTO members to join in the near future."
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Women's Basketball Wraps Up Regular Season with 86-65 Win over Queens; Host Rematch in Tourney Opener on Tuesday
March 1, 2013
MISENHEIMER, N.C. On an emotional senior night where Kaela Bellefeuil (Kernersville, NC), Christina Harvey (Locust Grove, VA), Brittany Cox (Winston-Salem, NC) and Kellie Rhoney (Catawba, NC) all suited up for the final regular season home game, Pfeiffer University would shoot 41% from the field, 43% from behind the arc, scoring an 86-65 victory over Queens in Conference Carolinas womens basketball action on Friday night. The Lady Falcons advance to 22-5 overall, 17-5 in league play while the Royals fall to 13-13, 11-11.
With the way things worked out on Friday, both teams will meet again on Tuesday night in the first round of the 2012-2013 Conference Carolinas womens basketball tournament. The Lady Falcons will be the #3 seed in the upcoming tourney and will host the sixth-seeded Royals on Tuesday night at 7:00 p.m.
A 9-0 run early put the Lady Falcons up 10 after a jumper by Rhoney at the 11:49 mark of the first. Cox and Rhoney would get the first half lead up to as much as 19 with 3:56 to play in the half before Queens cut it down to nine, 34-25 at the half.
The Royals would come charging out of the second half gates as a 13-3 run took the visitors from down seven to up three thanks to six points from Dyonna Battle (Rocky Mount, NC). Jodie Lemons (Madison, NC) would stop the run with a three-ball at the 14:34 mark before Pfeiffer took the lead for good just a minute later on a Harvey free throw.
Shonice Pettaway (Walstonburg, NC) and Sarah Myatt (Show Camp, NC) would slice the lead back down to two to get the Royals back in it trailing 54-52 with 7:43 remaining. The Lady Falcons would then close out the regular season on a massive 34-6 run to find themselves up 21 at the final buzzer.
Cox, Rhoney and Lemons would each finish with 19 points on the night while Harvey concluded one behind at 18. Pfeiffer outscored Queens 34-20 in the paint and led 15-5 in assists and 11-4 in steals. Pettaway would lead all scorers for Queens with 21.
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Henry Ford Macomb Hosp Warren
St John Hospital & Med Center
Henry Ford Macomb Mt Clemens
Select Specialty Hospital
Henry Ford Macomb Hospital
Kindred Hospital Detroit
Saint John Macomb-Oakland Hosp
Beaumont Hospital Grosse Pointe
Southeast Michigan Surgical Hsp
DMC Surgery Hospital
Beaumont Health System
Kingswood Hospital
Children's Hospital Of Michigan
Detroit Receiving Hospital
Henry Ford Hospital
John Dingell VA Medical Center
Karmanos Cancer Center
Rehab Institute Of Michigan
Harper University Hospital
Hutzel Women's Hospital
William Beaumont Hospital
Wayne County Jail
Harbor Oaks Hospital
Sinai Grace Hospital
Oakland Regional Hospital
Providence Hospital
Crittenton Hospital Medical Ctr
Straith Hospital For Surgery
Saint Joseph Mercy Oakland
Select Specialty Hospital
Havenwyck Hospital
Henry Ford Medical Center
Mclaren Oakland Hospital
Botsford Hospital
Doctors Hospital Michigan
Oakwood Hospital & Medical Ctr
Vibra Hospital South Eastern MI
Garden City Hospital
Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital
Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hosp
St Mary Mercy Livonia
Oakwood Heritage Hospital
Select Specialty Hospital
Walter P Reuther Psychiatric
Hawthorn Center
Oakwood Annapolis Hospital
St John River District Hospital
Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital
Providence Park Hospital
Oakwood Southshore Medical Ctr
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