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kobebryant wrote:I think it would pretty cool if we took this idea to hockey. Not only does the puck have to cross the goaline but it has to stay in the net - imagine the battles in front/inside the net.
I do think it is cool that a self proclaimed "old guy" is quoting Notorious B.I.G in his sig.
lol, i'm not that old, plus i was saying it way before he was ever biggy smalls...
anyways i look at it like this... you take that exact same play, redo it exactly as it unfolds with the exact same results.. but instead of him falling into the endzone, he falls at the one,the ball is jarred loose.. would it still be considered a catch? i don't think so.. and that is why i don't like the rule..


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Things changed quite a bit during those 30 years and in a general direction. I picked out a handful of cartoons that typify each period. They follow the major trends of the times.
(I left out New York cartoons for the time being, because for a while Fleischer defied the trends and went its own way.)
These are all west coast cartoons, done by the same basic groups of people using all the same principles only in different proportions and with different focuses.
(I don't know who did these scenes)
I think it looks great and promises great advances to come.
But for some reason, the cartoony magic stuff soon disappeared from Disney's cartoons.
Disney was never very big on using facial expressions in the acting. They relied more on the gestures and poses to get the message across.
This animation is bouncy and rubbery seemingly for the sake of itself. Nothing in the gags or story points seem to be any more important than anything else. The animators are applying the same principles in the same proportions to almost every event in the cartoon.
The actual poses themselves are not that interesting, certainly not funny or specific, but the principles are strong.
I don't know why Disney never went past this stage of acting. Maybe he thought specific or funny expressions were ugly and not appealing, or maybe even cynical.
These cartoons are written and performed for juveniles and that makes it hard for me to be too entertained by them. As a cartoonist though, I can appreciate all the hard work and expertise in all these elaborate skills being applied to inane ideas.
It's odd that the animation at Disney's in the late 30s was so advanced yet what they applied it to was so outdated. The humor seems to come from the first silent films and 19th century circuses. Really simple slapstick and clownish antics presented with a sissypants veneer.
This is great stuff for young kids. When I watch this stuff I think "Imagine if Christians could do something professional." (If you watch TBN, you'll know what I mean.)
Disney seemed to need excuses in order to do what animation does naturally - like magic. This cartoon is written about magic, yet the actual magic tricks are not very impressive, especially since you know it's a cartoon and in cartoons anything is possible.
But only possible if you have the imagination and the permission to use it.
Action ending with acting:
Clampett focused the techniques around crazy stories, great acting, a richer assortment and variety of gags and swinging music (unlike the softer whitebread Disney scores). He gave all this new animation punctuation, but punctuation wrapped around the ideas, not just random punctuation.
These cartoons are much more human-friendly and that's part of why they have outlasted Disney's and are still very popular with all ages today.
For me, having strong characters who really portray human traits and foibles makes the magic and insanity of cartoons even more fantastic. It's like it's real and impossible at the same time. It's better than real.
Action ending with acting:
Clampett's wild action is not merely wild. It's focused. This scene of the butt battle is hilarious and super fast. It's incredible that you can tell what's happening. The faces and torsos move less than the wildly flailing buttocks and that makes us focus in on the asses.
The Warner's directors, especially Clampett, allowed their animators more stylistic individuality. Here Scribner animates with an approach that I've never seen anyone else do. If you slow frame through the clip try to follow how one drawing animates into the next.
50s - Hiding the tools
50s cartoons are more controlled than 30s cartoons and even more controlled than 40s cartoons, but it's a kind of repressive control that to me, really undermines the potential of animation.
A chase scene like this would have been animated with humor and noticeable invention in 1942. Here it's animated almost to hide the fact that it's animated. It's perfectly smooth and clever, but to an audience it's merely running and shooting.
The drawings in this and other 50s (esp. Jones) cartoons are also expert. They have tricky and clever structures, are organic, have a variety in the shapes and forms and are extremely carefully controlled. Yet they don't say anything noticeable. It's just enough cleverness to make the story point, but not much more. There is no joy of the magic of animation. No extreme pleasure of performance.
So far, all these cartoons use the same basket of skills and principles, but apply them in different proportions and to different purposes. You had to be highly skilled and talented to do any of these styles.
Now here's a style that you don't have to know anything to be able to do.
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A few commenters observed the same things I just wrote about. Noteably Amir, Ardy and Roberto. Good eyes, fellas!
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IRWIN TWP, Venango County — A Franklin High School senior, who was born in Butler and has relatives in Butler County, died Tuesday after his vehicle fell on him.
Carl E. Wickline III, 18, was last seen by his family at 7 p.m. on Tuesday. Wickline was going to work on his 1997 Ford Explorer at his home on Dog Hollow Road.
He was under the vehicle while working on removing the transmission when the vehicle rolled and the supporting jack stands fell.
"At some point, the vehicle dropped off its port and, unfortunately, on top of him," said Venango County Coroner Tyler Best.
Wickline's father woke up at 6 a.m. Wednesday and saw that his son was not in his bedroom. He went outside and found his son trapped under the vehicle.
The father jacked the vehicle up and he unsuccessfully tried to resuscitate him.
Best pronounced Wickline dead at 8:05 a.m. He said the cause of death was asphyxiation. State police have ruled the death accidental.
Best said that Wickline was working on the truck as a part of his senior project.
Wickline was born in Butler, and still had family in Butler County. His maternal grandparents, David and Esther Kelley, live in Slippery Rock and his paternal grandmother, Janet Christy, lives in Butler.
The Larry E. McKinley Funeral Home in Clintonville is handling the arrangement.
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In my latest "In Good Faith" column I explore the possibilities of leaving it all behind to go on tour with the family. Sure, there are a few obstacles standing in the way like adequate talent and the lack of a Partridge Family-style bus. But surely those aren't insurmountable? "C'mon Get Happy" By the Rev. [...]
In my latest "In Good Faith" column I explore the possibilities of leaving it all behind to go on tour with the family. Sure, there are a few obstacles standing in the way like adequate talent and the lack of a Partridge Family-style bus. But surely those aren't insurmountable?
"C'mon Get Happy"
By the Rev. Tim Schenck
�Don�t look now but we�re becoming the Partridge Family,� I muttered to my wife the other day. No, we didn�t trade in our ten-year-old mini-van for a vintage tour bus but over the summer the boys and I started taking music lessons.
Although it�s been 25 years since my last one, I�m officially a guitar student again. Now that my dream of playing major league baseball has been unceremoniously jettisoned � evidently no team wants to sign a 40-something with little talent and less experience � all I have left is my dream to become a rock n� roll star.
Over the summer the boys and I discovered the newly opened Guitar Center in Braintree. Occupying the former Borders space, the place is a cavernous candy store for would-be rockers. Despite the name, the place is packed with not only guitars but drums, keyboards, amps, basses, and anything else you could possibly need to imitate the Rolling Stones. Or Danny Bonaduce.
Best of all, they offer on-site lessons. So after drooling over various instruments, the next thing I knew the three of us were signed up to start rocking out.
The real musician in our family is Zack who has played the clarinet and recently graduated to the oboe (if you get confused among woodwinds, it�s the duck in Peter and the Wolf). The instrument is so obscure he�s evidently the only oboe player in the entire Hingham Middle School. During summer camp he became enamored with the bass guitar and has been plucking away ever since. Well, ever since I put out the call on Facebook to ask if anyone local had a bass guitar burning a hole in their basement. Someone did.
Ben tooled around on the violin in elementary school before dropping it like a bad transmission when he had the chance. So naturally he�s our drummer. I always swore no child of mine would ever play the drums. Of course this is coming from the same father who swore that no child of his would ever become a Yankees fan. A few lessons and a starter drum kit off Craig�s List later, our house sounds like a combat zone heavy on the artillery.
So far, our repertoire consists of the opening bars of �Love Stinks� by the J. Geils Band, �Ball and Chain� by Social Distortion, and, well, that�s about it. No, we�re not going to be learning �C�mon, get happy.�
Actually, I�m a big fan of the blues and have hacked around with basic blues riffs for years. Every once in a while, when it�s been that kind of day, I�ll plug in the old Fender Stratocaster that sits in my office closet and crank up the amp after everyone�s left. There�s just something about the blues for me that connects with the soul and relieves stress. Now that I�m actually taking lessons again, with a phenomenal teacher/guitar hero named Matt Sullivan, I�m learning new things every week and some of them even stick.
There�s something about tapping into your latent creative side that is wonderfully enriching. I find it�s especially easy for adults to lose their creative edge amid the demands of simply getting through the day. Like everything else in life � including prayer � it takes intentionality to carve out time for creativity. It�s not about the talent � fortunately � it�s about finding things that nurture the soul and allow us to use the gifts and passions bestowed upon us by God. I�m trying both metaphorically and literally to plug into this but pursuing your creativity may well be unplugged � like art or writing or cooking or gardening or woodworking.
At some point I�ll obviously be leaving my day job to hit the road and start touring. Aside from getting Bryna a tambourine, the only other thing we�ll need is a tour bus.


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Dr. Barry Morgan, who retired in May after 29 years of teaching Bible classes at Hannibal-LaGrange University, believes that "one of the greatest blessings I have had is I have been able to teach God's word to hundreds of students over the years.
"That has been my priority," Morgan continued, "that I have been able to teach other people God's word and help them understand how to put it into practice."
Reporting he "primarily taught Bible classes and theology classes," he said he also taught Greek, explaining that "the New Testament was originally written in Greek."
Learning Greek is important to Bible scholars, he added, because it is "very, very helpful to know the original language, so you can study the original language and make informed decisions about the meaning of the text. It helps you evaluate the modern translations."
Although he has retired, Morgan will continue to teach New Testament Bible classes as an adjunct professor.
A native of Tyler, Texas, Morgan met his wife, Darby, as a high school student there. Their family now incudes sons Heath and Matt, who are both doctors; and seven grandchildren.
Barry Morgan earned a degree in aerospace engineering at Texas A&M University, and became a U.S. Air Force pilot. While serving in Vietnam in 1972 and 1973, he flew more than 200 missions in his F-4 fighter jet.
Later he was stationed in Okinawa, Japan, when he felt God's call into the ministry. "I felt like God was changing my priorities that I considered to be important in life," Morgan said. "He just changed my career plans. I was a fighter pilot and loved what I was doing."
Morgan earned a master's and doctorate at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth before joining the HLGU faculty in 1984.
Among the awards he has received from HLGU are the Governor's Award for Excellence in Teaching and the Parkway Distinguished Professor Award.
Morgan also has written Sunday School and commentary material for the Southern Baptist Convention.
When asked how HLGU has changed during his tenure there, Morgan was quick to respond, that "it has not changed. ... One of the greatest things about Hannibal-LaGrange has been the unity and harmony among the faculty and staff and administrators.
"It has always been more of a family atmosphere," he said. "People help one another for the good of the institution. At some places there tends to be competitiveness. That was never the case at HLGU. That's been one of the great blessings of working there - the people I worked with."


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Montgomery continues racking up K's at AFL
The 22-year-old right-handed reliever has done nothing but dominate opposing hitters at each level he has pitched since entering professional baseball.
Ranked at No. 14 on the Yankees' Top 20 Prospects list, Montgomery is continuing his torrid pace as one of the club's seven prospects playing for the Scottsdale Scorpions in the Arizona Fall League.
After finishing with a 1.91 ERA and 51 strikeouts in 28 1/3 innings between rookie-level Staten Island and Class A Charleston in 2011, Montgomery recently completed his first full season in the Minor Leagues with an even lower ERA (1.54) in Class A Advanced Tampa and Double-A Trenton. He also kept up his lofty strikeout numbers with 99 in 64 1/3 innings.
This early success has the Longwood University product on the fast track to the Yankees' bullpen.
"I came into the pros with the same mentality as the rest of my career, to compete and try to win my job," Montgomery said. "Thankfully I've been successful and have been able to move up quickly."
Montgomery's out pitch is a nasty slider that complements his low-90s fastball. Even though both pitches are fairly polished, the reliever still believes they can get even stronger.
"You can always get better, there's never a time you can't," he said. "I've been working on the same stuff all year, getting ahead of hitters, fastball location and continuing to throw that slider with conviction. I had to work the zone effectively and work my pitches effectively because you can't get away with it now like you can in some of the lower levels. It has been a good learning experience."
Montgomery also is working on a third pitch that is slowly coming along, even though he hasn't used it much in games.
"I'm tinkering with a changeup," he said. "I've thrown it once here, but mostly it's just been getting ahead in the count and using that slider."
Perhaps most impressive about Montgomery's resume in the Minors thus far has been his ability to keep the ball inside the park. While a lot of strikeout power arms often are susceptible to the long ball, Montgomery has surrendered just one homer in his pro career.
"I haven't fallen behind and given hitters an opportunity to really sit on a pitch and have that advantage," he said. "I don't think about that stuff, though. I hear it but any hitter is thinking he can do it to me. I have to keep working and never let up."
Entering Monday's action, Montgomery has a 2.61 ERA in Arizona while amassing 19 strikeouts in just 10 1/3 innings. Opposing batters are hitting just .143 against him.
The high competition in the AFL, Montgomery says, will help him as the calendar turns to 2013 and he continues his fast march to the Major Leagues.
"Every hitter is here for a reason, you don't have the holes in the lineup," he said. "Just have to get ahead and work the zone to your command. It has been a lot of fun and I'm getting better every day."
Yankees hitters in the Arizona Fall League
Slade Heathcott traveled to Arizona after an injury-abbreviated regular season. Ranked No. 5 on the Yankees' Top 20 Prospects list, the 22-year-old outfielder split time between the rookie-level Yankees of the Gulf Coast League (on injury rehab for five games) and Class A Advanced Tampa with a combined .302 average, five home runs and 29 RBIs. Named an AFL Player of the Week, Heathcott has torn apart the stellar AFL pitching thus far, batting .333 with a .457 on-base percentage and 12 RBIs.
David Adams turned in a quality season at Trenton this year, batting .306 with 44 runs and 48 RBIs. The 25-year-old's average (.274) has taken a dip in Arizona through 73 at-bats, but his on-base percentage stands at a solid .369 thanks to 11 walks. The second baseman also has shown some power in the AFL with seven doubles and three homers.
Austin Romine only played in 31 games this season, so the 23-year-old is in Arizona to make up for lost time. Even though the catcher only has 13 hits in 57 at-bats (.228 average), he boasts a .328 on-base percentage and has scored nine runs.
Yankees pitchers in the Arizona Fall League
Dellin Betances started 26 games between Trenton and Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre this season with little success. The 24-year-old right-hander finished the year with a 6.44 ERA while walking 99 batters in 131 1/3 innings. Betances is ranked No. 17 among Yankees prospects but has continued to struggle in Arizona. In seven relief appearances, he has surrendered seven runs on 11 hits in 10 innings.
Zach Nuding threw 100 innings in 2012 between the GCL Yankees and Tampa, finishing with a 3.51 ERA and a 9-3 record. He missed nearly two months on the disabled list midway through the season. The No. 19 prospect in the Yankees' farm system has regressed in Arizona, allowing 18 runs (14 earned) in 17 2/3 innings.
Dan Burawa missed the entire 2012 season and is in Arizona to build up innings ahead of the 2013 campaign. The 23-year-old has tossed 10 innings thus far but has allowed 13 earned runs on 16 hits while walking 11.


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For the third time in history, the Black Hawk College East Campus Livestock Judging Team took top honors in the junior college division at the National Western Stock Show in Denver, Colo.
For the third time in history, the Black Hawk College East Campus Livestock Judging Team took top honors in the junior college division at the National Western Stock Show in Denver, Colo.
Team members participated in one of two contests: the NWSS Livestock Judging Contest, held January 17 and the Carload Contest, held January 18, both in Denver held in conjunction with the largest Stock Show in the country.
NWSS Livestock Judging Contest:
Five team members judged 12 classes and gave eight sets of oral reasons. Awards were given for each specie as well as reasons. The team, competing against 23 other junior college teams, came home National Champion Team winning by 22 total points. BHC placed 1st Overall, 2nd Reasons, 2nd Beef, 2nd Sheep and Goats and 3rd Swine.
In Overall Individual Rankings, BHC had three students place in the top 10 rankings and all five place in the top 20 rankings out of 110 participants.
· Breanna Lawyer of Shirley, Ind. – 1st Overall, 1st Reasons, 1st Sheep & Goats, 1st Swine, 2nd Beef Reasons, 3rd Beef
· Nick Fitzsimmons of Vail, Iowa – 8th Overall, 5th Beef Reasons, 5th Beef, 8th Swine, 9th Reasons
· Jake Bloomberg of Berwick, Ill. – 11th Overall, 4th Sheep & Goats, 8th Beef Reasons, 9th Market Steers, 10th Reasons
Will Coor of Selma, N.C. and Austin Webber of Avilla, Ind. rounded out the team impressively with a 17th and 20th placing respectively.
Carload Judging Contest:
In the Carload Contest, a second set of five team members judged six classes of cattle as well as one class of written questions. The team, competing against 21 other junior college teams, finished Reserve Champion by just one point.
In Overall Individual Rankings, BHC had two team members in the top 10 rankings with three team members placing in the top 20 rankings out of 108 participants.
· Max Look of Mapleton, Ill. – 1st Overall
· Logan Rhinehold of Auburn, Ind. – 9th Overall
Sarah DeShepper of Altona, Ill., Amber Shipe of Waterloo, Ind. and Jake Sloan of Quincy, Mich. rounded out the team.
Teams were coached by Dan Hoge and Jared Boyert.


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Butler police are investigating a weekend shooting that left a 49-year-old woman hospitalized with life-threatening injuries.
The woman, who police did not identify, suffered a shotgun wound to the stomach and lower chest early Sunday morning at her home in the 300 block of Miller Avenue.
She underwent surgeries Sunday and Monday at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh, and was listed in critical but stable condition this morning, said police Capt. David Dalcamo.
Police are releasing few details about the shooting that is being investigated as an attempted homicide.
Dalcamo would not say if they have any suspects.
"Burglary and robbery are not motives," Dalcamo said. No drugs or related paraphernalia were found in the house.
The woman was shot one time and lost a lot of blood, police said, but managed to call 911 about 4:46 a.m. Butler Fire Department and Butler Ambulance Service crews were first there and treated her. The rescuers had to cut a breathing tube for her, authorities said.
Police were unable to speak to the woman before she was taken by ambulance to AGH. Police noted that due to the fog, a medical helicopter was unable to fly her to the hospital.
Investigators said the woman lives alone in the single-family house, which was not ransacked. Police believe she was shot intentionally.
Anyone with any information about the shooting is asked to call police at 724-287-7743.


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Growing up is hard enough. We live in a melting pot that makes most of us, if not everyone, go through identity issues at some point in life. As unavoidable as that may be, it's not completely impossible to make the roller coaster ride a whole lot easier for our children. These five books are a great way to engage with your niños about identity, in a way that's easy for them to understand – so they can feel proud of their roots!
1. My Colors, My Wolrd
My Colors My World/Mis colores, mi mundo
My Colors, My World/ Mis colores, mi mundo is a bilingual book about a Latina child who experiences life in the desert. She reflects on all the different colors that surround her environment – including the pink that illuminates her street and the brown that makes up the mud beneath her feet. (The illustrations are fantastic, as well!) Readers are taught to fall in love with colors and indulge in the characteristics that make something special and unique, and we love that lesson.
2. I Pledge Allegiance
I Pledge Allegiance
I Pledge Allegiance is a story about a girl named Libby and her great aunt Lobo. Aunt Lobo has immigrated to the United States from Mexico and now wants to acquire her citizenship. At the same time this is happening, Libby is learning how to recite the Pledge of Allegiance at school and has to lead her class in the Pledge at the end of the week. In the book we get the story of why Lobo left Mexico and came to the United States for a better life. The story of Lobo and Libby takes two different generations and ultimately intertwines them together into what it means to be a proud Mexican American.
3. My Havana
My Havana: Memories of Cuban Boyhood
Rosemary Wells shares a story about a Cuban immigrant named Dino, inspired by the life of Secundino Fernandez. Dino, 6, lives in Havana until his family moves to Spain in 1954. Dino and his family eventually return to Havana, only to flee to New York shortly after when Fidel Castro and the communist party take over the government. The story chronicles Dino's experiences with culture shock, getting lost in language and exploring a new city. While dealing with homesickness Dino finds a way to bring to live his memory of Havana by recreating them in his sketch notebook. Readers also get a glimpse of history with political figures like Che Guevara and Hitler. Even though this story takes place in the 1950s, the struggles that come with assimilation ring true to present day and make it relatable in many ways. My Havana: Memories of Cuban Boyhood is available at Amazon.com.
4. Yes! We Are Latinos
Yes! We Are Latinos
Yes! We Are Latinos! teaches children about the diversity within the Latino community. The reader is introduced to 13 different fictionalized Latino children from different backgrounds – like Juanita who lives in New York and is Mexican and Michiko who lives in Los Angeles and is Peruvian and Japanese. Each character has a story and poem that gives readers an insight of what it means to create an identity as a Latino in the United States. This book serves as an educational tool and demonstrates the complexity of being Latino in a positive way.
5. Harvesting Hope
Harvesting Hope: The Story of Cesar Chavez
In Harvesting Hope, children are told the history of Cesar Chavez, who played an important role as a civil rights activist for the migrant worker. The book follows a young Chavez in the classroom, when speaking Spanish was forbidden and he is humiliated by his teacher. The reader sees Chavez and his family struggle in the fields with inhuman working conditions. The Mexican-American activist is ultimately shown as a hero for standing up for what was right and obtaining the change in working conditions farm laborers deserved.


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A glorious example of the cut and finesse that defines this British alternative clothing designer.
Combining a figure flaunting cut and gothic glamour, the Cameo Pencil dress will make you look and feel like a dark seductress.
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The gothic Cameo dress offers a two layer look, with an opaque stretchy lining under an ethereal flocked velvet top layer that taps into delightfully dark gothic and Hallowe'en inspired aesthetics.
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The looming possibility of shutting its doors has not deterred the Cortez Cultural Center from its usual day-to-day affairs. In fact, they are prepped and prepared for the 20th annual Juried Art Show, a favorite event of center volunteers and employees.
There are 66 pieces of art in the show this year, submitted by 33 local artists.
Artists are just a different species from us, said Pat Rauscher, office manager for the Cortez Cultural Center. Every year they come up with something fresh. Its amazing. Its the usual suspects showcased, I say that, but you wouldnt know it from year to year.
There are three judged categories; two-dimensional, three-dimensional and photography. The artists range from professional to amateur and present a variety of art as well. Paintings, sketches, sculptures and photography are hung from the walls. Dave Sipes famous wood carvings are among the diverse entries.
Linda Rose, a volunteer with the cultural center, placed all of the artwork on Nov. 5., and it was opened for public viewing on Wednesday, Nov. 7.
Some of the artists are new and some are pillars of the art community, said Rauscher. The show gets bigger every year.
Local artists Marilyn Kroeker, Janet Chaney, Melissa McIntyre, Nancy Bush, John Mumaw and Rachel Beck are a few of the local artists being judged. Melody Nail, is a familiar face at the Cortez Farmers Market with her crafts and jewelry, and she has placed a copper brooch in the contest.
Rauscher was thoroughly impressed by all entries. There was only one abstract piece in the bunch and she considered it a brave entry.
It speaks to me of the 1950s for some reason, she said as she studied the painting. It reminds me of my home growing up as a little girl.
Whimsical work of fall colors, Native American roots, wild animals and nature are abundant. There is not a theme for the artwork entered but glancing at the pieces, it is easy to see a cohesive theme that sprouts from this Southwestern area. A few wildcards like seascapes and sailboats float around but the inspiration of the Four Corners is profoundly clear in these artistries.
The pieces will be judged by local artists, Karen Stapf-Harris and Keith Hutcheson. Hutcheson is also a retired art teacher. The winners will be announced on Friday, Nov. 9. Rausher said it is hard to find judges because most of our community artists want to put work in the contest.
We have to ask them, are you going to submit or would you like to judge? she said.
The open house reception for the winners will be held tomorrow from 5 to 7 p.m. Refreshments will be served and a suggested donation of $5 is appreciated. The artwork will remain at the cultural center throughout the month of November with the ribbons placed on the winning pieces.