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mybeautifulchristianjourney · 4 years ago

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You won’t hear this from the media, but we are 123 days into this year and have lost 119 law enforcement officers in the line of duty. There were also 3 Police K-9’s killed. Many in America don’t know their names.

Here they are Liberals, SAY THEIR NAMES...

Sergeant Gordon William Best Sergeant Daniel Marcus Mobley Lieutenant Jeff Bain Deputy Sheriff Nicholas Howell Sergeant Randall Sims Deputy Sheriff Jonathan David Price Police Officer Jay Hughes Officer Brian David Sicknick Sergeant David G. Crumpler Lieutenant William Lyle Gardner Conservation Officer Steven Reighard Police Officer Arturo Villegas Master Corporal Brian Roy LaVigne Agent Luis A. Marrero-Díaz Agent Luis X. Salamán-Conde Agent Eliezer Hernández-Cartagena Police Officer Melton "Fox" Gore Sergeant Frederick H. "Butch" Cameron Detective Sergeant Stephen R. Desfosses Chief of Police Tony M. Jordan Corporal Christine Peters Constable Sherry Kay Langford Lieutenant Treva Preston Corrections Officer IV Alfred Jimenez Police Officer Jerry Steven Hemphill Sergeant Edward John Marcurella, Jr. Lieutenant John Reynolds Corrections Officer Joseph A. Martini Deputy Sheriff Adam Gibson Police Officer Brandon M. Stalker Warrants Officer Toby Keiser Deputy Sheriff Jacinto R. Navarro, Jr. Officer Byron Don Shields Lieutenant Frank Arnold Special Agent Wayne Douglas Snyder Captain Michael D'Angelo Garigan Lieutenant Juan Rafael Rivera-Padua Auxiliary Sergeant Louis M. Livatino Director of Field Operations Beverly Good Sergeant Tommy W. Cudd Sergeant Jeffery Robert Smith Special Agent Robert Allan Mayer, Jr. Sergeant William Brautigam Correctional Officer Juan Llanes Sergeant Grace A. Bellamy Lieutenant Michael Boutte Special Agent Laura Ann Schwartzenberger Special Agent Daniel Alfin Detention Officer Robert Perez Agent Juan Rosado-López Patrolman Darian Jarrott Detective Pedro Junior "Pete" Mejia Officer Cesar Dangaran Sibonga Deputy Sheriff Ross Dixon Corrections Officer IV Vicky James Investigator Eddie B. Hutchison, III Chief of Police Timothy John Sheehan Deputy Sheriff Donald Raymond Gilreath, III Police Officer Mitchell Penton Officer Genaro Guerrero Corrections Officer IV Tawiwo Obele Major Estaban "Stevie" Ramirez, III Deputy Constable Manuel Phillipe De La Rosa Sergeant Richard Paul Brown Deputy Sheriff Michael Magli Police Officer Horacio Dominguez Lieutenant Eugene Lasco Natural Resources Officer Jason Lagore Parole Officer Troy K. Morin Officer Carlos Mendoza Deputy Sheriff Thomas Albanese Reserve Deputy Constable Martinus Mitchum Police Officer Dominic Jared Winum Captain Justin Williams Bedwell Police Officer II Jose Anzora Corrections Officer III Tracey Adams Officer Crispin San Juan San Jose Officer Jesse Madsen Sergeant Barry Edwin Henderson Deputy Sheriff Stanley "Allen" Burdic Police Officer Gary Hibbs Border Patrol Agent Alejandro Flores-Bañuelos Police Officer Kevin Valencia Sergeant LaShonda Owens Police Officer Eric Talley Chief of Police Fred Alan Posavetz Correctional Officer Robert McFarland Senior Master Trooper Todd A. Hanneken Corporal Kyle Jeffrey Davis Trooper Joseph Gallagher Sergeant Shane Owens Reserve Deputy Sheriff James Driver Trooper Chad Walker Corrections Officer Luis Arturo Hernandez, Sr. Police Officer William Evans Lieutenant James Kouski Police Officer Brent Nelson Hall Deputy Sheriff Christopher Wilson Knight Sergeant James K. Smith Deputy Sheriff Thomas Patrick Barnes Deputy Sheriff Carlos Antonio Hernandez Border Patrol Agent Christopher Shane Simpkins Police Officer David Parde Constable Edward F. Ryan K9 Figo K9 Riley K9 Luna

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nearchaosblog · 8 years ago

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AB 109: COOKIN’ THE BOOKS FOR JERRY BROWN

(FEBRUARY 28, 2017) Steve Owen. Jose “Gil” Vega. Lesley Zerebny. Keith Boyer.

Four law enforcement officers protecting Southern California – all murdered by convicted felons that benefited from the leniency of Assembly Bill 109.

“The system is now set up so it is very difficult to get sent back to (state) prison for anything,“ said Eric Leonard, an investigative reporter with KFI radio in Los Angeles.

In a sane world, felons violating parole would be sent back to Pelican Bay, San Quentin, or one of the other 33 state prisons constructed to hold such overt threats to society.

But in Jerry Brown’s California, politicians have created a climate where outlaws game the system, official data is meaningless, and cops end up dead.

(Jerry Brown at a 2010 rally in Oakland, CA. Photo: Steve Rhodes/creative commons)

AB109 is a way for Governor Brown to fudge numbers.

The State Legislature passed the law in 2011 without any Republican votes.

Democrats in Sacramento call it “realignment,” but in reality, AB 109 is a shell game that lets Brown dump state inmates into the county system. That way, the governor gets to tell people he’s reducing the state’s prison population.

“He’s playing Russian roulette with the public,” Tuolumne County Sheriff Jim Mele foreshadowed soon after AB 109 took effect.

Los Angeles Times, February 21, 2017:

“We’re putting people back on the street that aren’t ready to be back on the street,” Los Angeles County Sheriff Jim McDonnell said. He said the county jail system he runs, the largest in the nation, has become a “default state prison.”

Brown’s realignment racket might be a good way for him to manipulate statistics, but law enforcement agrees it’s bad for public safety.

For years, police organizations warned that the bill would result in high-risk offenders roaming free - just like the three gangbangers who killed four California cops in the past five months.

Trenton Trevon Lovell, 27, shot Los Angeles County sheriff’s Sgt. Steve Owen in the face, then stood over his body and unloaded four more rounds – described as an “execution-style” death by the DA’s office.

A gang member with a long rap sheet, Lovell racked up 11 arrests and spent two stints in the state pen for felony convictions.

Associated Press, October 14, 2016:

Lovell has been on parole since 2014, when he was freed from prison after serving roughly five years of a six-year sentence for robbing a university community safety officer at gunpoint.

Prior to realignment (AB 109), Lovell could have gone back to (state) prison as a parole violator. (In 2015) he pleaded no contest to driving under the influence and a county judge sentenced him to 13 days in jail and three years’ probation.

Since the passage of AB109, parole violators are no longer returned to state prison.

“It curtailed the power of parole agents (paid by the state) to monitor and punish parolees,” wrote Eric Siddall, Vice President of the Association of Los Angeles District Attorneys.

That means ex-convicts like Lovell can now receive lighter supervision, like probation, for violating parole rules.

“Guess who pays for probation? The county. Guess who has next to no expertise in dealing with harden criminals? Probation,” Siddall continued.

Palm Springs Police Officers Jose “Gil” Vega and Lesley Zerebny were ambushed and killed by John Hernandez Felix, 26, during a 12-hour standoff last fall.

Felix, who has been described by local media as “a known member of the Varrio Las Palmas gang,” allegedly expressed a desire to kill police before firing armor-piercing bullets at the officers with an AR-15.

Desert Sun, October 14, 2016:

In September 2009, police say Felix and another man attempted to kill a member of a rival gang in a drive-by shooting.

Felix was charged with attempted murder but pleaded down to assault with a firearm, ultimately serving 18 months of a four-year prison term.

But before being discharged from parole in May 2015, Felix was placed on probation by the county, twice, and pled guilty to another infraction.

The Press-Enterprise, October 9, 2016:

(Felix) got in trouble again in December 2012 when he was accused of possession of an opium pipe. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 76 days in jail, fined $570 and required to not use illegal drugs among the terms of his probation, which expired this August.

And in 2014 he pleaded guilty to driving under the influence, the court records show. He was sentenced to 35 days in custody and 34 days in a work-release program, and was ordered to pay a fine of $1,730 and complete a DUI first-offender program, but court records say he failed to appear for the work-release and DUI programs. He remains on probation in that case.

The California Justice Legal Foundation, whose Board of Trustees includes former Gov. Pete Wilson, notes that Felix “would have been eligible for more time in prison or jail” before AB 109.

Michael Christopher Mejia, 26, is a member of the Winter Gardens street gang and he’s got tattoos on his face to prove it.

Thanks to AB 109, the two-time felon was never on parole after leaving state prison last April.

Orange County Register, February 22, 2017:

(Mejia) was on county probation under Assembly Bill 109 when he allegedly shot and killed (Whittier PD Officer) Boyer…and had been arrested multiple times in recent months for violating his probation.

If Mejia had been returned to state prison for violating parole rather getting slapped on the wrist for breaching probation, he might not have been in a position to kill Officer Boyer on February 20.

“It is irresponsible to ignore the fact that the state has, over the last decade, wiped its hands of its public safety obligations and shifted the burden of monitoring harden criminals to probation - an organization not equipped to deal with the Mejia’s of the world,” Siddall wrote.

In a statement to KCAL news, Boyer’s cousin called out Gov. Brown.

Boyer’s family invited Brown to accompany them to the funeral later this week to witness the ramifications of his prison reform policies.

Memorial Services will take place on Friday, March 3rd, at 10:00 AM at the Calvary Chapel in Downey. There will also be a public viewing on Thursday, March 2nd, from 6:30pm-9pm at Whittier Area Community Church.

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michaelcosio · 5 years ago

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Officers featured in the illustration

1. Daniel Hun Chun Battery

2. Matthew B. McKibban Disturbing the peace

3. Branche Smith Assault by public officer

4. William Wyatt Rape

5. Christian Rene Talavera Sexual penetration of a minor

6. John Patrick Fox Solicit lewd act

7. Matt Farris Second-degree murder

8. Blair Christopher Hall First-degree murder

9. Scott Michael Adams Disturbing the peace

10. John Peder Mott Domestic violence

11. Denise Lai Murder

12. John Ryan Mejia Insurance fraud

13. Michael Patrick Leary Grand theft

14. Marcus James Lee Domestic violence

15. Walter Gutierrez Filing a false report

16. Kevin Harralson False imprisonment

17. Jereh Lubrin Second-degree murder

18. Patrick Cooney Child porn

19. Dan Jenner Embezzlement

20. Kyle Rowland Negligent discharge of firearm

21. Rafael Rodriguez Second-degree murder

22. Johannes Mehserle Involuntary manslaughter

23. Kyle Pennington Domestic violence

24. Kenneth Skogen Sex with a minor

25. Daniel Jason Kalis Drug possession

26. Michael Joseph Campbell Vehicular manslaughter

27. Noah White Winchester Rape

28. Romeo Aberin Extortion

29. Charles Foster Disturbing the peace

30. Eric Cephus Child molestation

31. Eric Van Mendonca Drug trafficking

32. Thomas Leipelt Indecent exposure

33. James Council Vehicular manslaughter

34. Matthew Phillip Cash False imprisonment

35. Ryan McGowan Illegal weapon possession

36. Shalon Faye Cunningham Falsifying evidence

37. Ruben Salgado Soliciting murder

38. Ryan Woolery Sex with an inmate

39. Tony Yao Insurance fraud

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twins2994 · 6 years ago

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Twins Edge O’s Late In Sarasota!

Twins 7 Orioles 6 W-Harper (1-0) L-Kline (0-2) SV-Comer (1)

The Minnesota Twins had their third and final split-squad of the spring today. Half of the team headed up to Sarasota to play the Baltimore Orioles today. The Twins were able to rally late and beat the O’s at Ed Smith Stadium. Baltimore got the scoring started in the first inning this afternoon. Cedric Mullins drilled a Chase De Jong fastball out to right for a solo blast. This put the Orioles up 1-0 after an inning of play. The Twins would come right back in the third inning as Tomas Telis singled with one out. Michael Reed reached on an infield single and the Twins had two runners on. With two outs, Willians Astudillo lined a run-scoring single to left and the game was tied at one. The Orioles would answer in the bottom of the fourth. Chris Davis led-off with a walk and Renato Nunez singled. Austin Hayes plated a run with a double to left and Jace Peterson hit an RBI groundout. The Orioles had a 3-1 lead after four innings of play. The Twins would respond in the top of the fifth. Tomas Telis hit a ground-rule double to left. Michael Reed plated him with a single to left. Ehire Adrianza kept the chain moving with a single. Later in the inning, Jake Cave delivered a two-run double to right and the Twins had a 4-3 lead. The Orioles came right back with singles by Eric Young Jr. and Chris Davis. With two outs, Christopher Bostick hit a run-scoring single to third and the game was tied at four. The Twins would break the tie in the sixth. Ronald Torreyes drilled a Pedro Araujo offering out to left for a solo blast. this put the Twins on top, but not for long. Austin Hays walked to start the bottom of the sixth. The next batter, Jace Peterson smacked a Tyler Duffey fastball out to right for a two-run blast. Baltimore regained a one-run lead after six frames. Michael Reed started another rally with a single to start the seventh. Willians Astudillo singled and Jake Cave walked to load up the bases. Tyler Austin hit an RBI single to left and the game was tied at six. The Twins would break the tie again in the ninth. Drew Maggi led-off with a double and Jacob Pearson singled him home. Minnesota led 7-6 and Kevin Comer had a 1-2-3 ninth to finish off the game. The Twins got a close win in Sarasota today.

-Final Thoughts- Chase De Jong looked good in his start today. He went three innings and allowed a run on one hit with a walk and two strikeouts. Adalberto Mejia was charged with three runs in two innings of work. Tyler Duffey gave up two more runs in the sixth. Ryan Eades fanned two in a 1-2-3 seventh, Ryne Harper got in and out of trouble in the eighth, and Ryan Comer picked up the save in a perfect ninth. Michael Reed led the team with three hits on the day. Willians Astudillo and Tomas Telis had two hits each. The team hit 5-for-15 with runners in scoring position and left nine men on base. Ryne Harper hasn’t allowed a run in seven innings now and had 10 strikeouts total. He has been having a great spring. Tomorrow, the Orioles come down to Fort Myers to play the Twins.

-Chris Kreibich-

#Twins #MnTwins

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briefnewschannel · 3 years ago

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Gang Member Convicted of Killing CA Officer - Patrol

Gang Member Convicted of Killing CA Officer – Patrol

Gang member Michael Christopher Mejia was convicted Wednesday of killing Whittier, CA, police officer Keith Boyer in 2017. (Photo: ABC7 screen shot) A gang member who shot and killed a Whittier, CA, police officer in 2017 was convicted Wednesday of murder and other counts. He was also convicted of killing another man Jurors deliberated for less than two hours Tuesday before reaching their…

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thepractitionerd · 7 years ago

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GREMLINS: RECALL (UNOFFICIAL) from RYAN PATRICK on Vimeo.

GREMLINS: RECALL is a fan film. We made it for fun, so don't sue us.

BTS Footage: vimeo.com/245655554 Download Soundtrack: gremlinsrecall.bandcamp.com

Writer & Director: Ryan Patrick (ryanpatrick.us) Producers: Nash Cubero (nashbox.co), Sarah Lilly

Starring: Katherine Rodriguez as Claire Randy Irwin as Owen Sarah Lilly as Deb Robert Wood as The Pitchman

Executive Producer: Jerad Anderson Cinematographer: Isaac Bauman Special Creature Effects: Eric Fox @ Morb-x Production Designer: Eloise Ayala Co-Producer: Rich Salamone

Trink Voice: Hannah Baker Gremlin Voices: Dan Carr, Grayson Stone, Ryan Patrick

First Assistant Director: Jesse Hays Casting Director: Michael Stonewall Beaudry Composer: Russ Howard Additional Music: Grand Soleil

Editor: Collin Davis Colorist: David Torcivia Visual Effects: Joe DiValerio @ Space Monkey Sound Design and Mix: Jackie! Zhou Title Design: Jesse Merrell Storyboards: Vick Trola

Art Director: Alexander Stamm Set Painter: Karina Konupek Graphic Designer: Emiko Velazco Art PAs: Whitney Pynn, Kyle Hulett, Fernando Cuestas

Gaffer: Genevieve Evans Key Grip: Joanna Nyguen

1st ACs: Taylor Harris, Travis LaBella 2nd AC: Chris Chrisenbery DITs: Colin Anders, Jeff Cromwell Best Boy Electrics: Isaak van der Meulen, Dave Marmon Electrics: Nick Street, Rodolfo Martinez, Monica Mejia, Maria Eduarda Alguin Simoes Swings: Lincoln Webb, Nate Thompson, Yoann Cifuentes Sound: Paul Cornett

Costume Designer: Chanel Gibbons Hair and Makeup: Wendy Bermeo Stunt Coordinators: Simon White, Albert Lannutti

Visual Creature Effects: Melissa Fox, Celena Madrigal, Delaney Como, Tim Lewis, Jimmy Hernandez, Sam Henry, John Prewitt, April Grandos

Location Manager: Tom MacDonald Craft Services: Karen Gallagher Catering: Abel Garcia-Rodriguez

Production Assistants: Dino Penava, Joseph Hargrove, Nic de Soto-Foley, Paul Schrodt, Andrew Rosa, Ellen Mulvhill

Extras: Christopher Bobal, Rosalio Garcia, Celena Madrigal

Special Thanks: Emma Huang, Colin Moore,Ellie Johnson, Justin Joseph, Guillaume Le Grontec, Emily Rifkin, Jewel McPherson, Charles A. Bush, Aurélien Drosne, Jose Norton, Chris Amos, John Wikstrom, Joe Sill, John Merizade, Tom Morris, Jean Mougin, Steve Gunner, Mishka Kornai, Bobby Moser, Spencer Creigh, Mikey Gonzales, Sarah Holme, Natasha Seubert, Gina Kwong, Steve Wi, Hughie Phillips, Charlie Phillips, Florence Hill, Kyle Steinbach, Matt Griffo, Pasqual Gutierrez, Brendan Varni, Andrew Collins, WeWork, Panavision, Arri

Shot on Arri Alexa Mini with Panavision G Series lenses in Los Angeles, CA.

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nyfacurrent · 5 years ago

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Introducing | NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship Program Recipients and Finalists

NYFA has awarded $661,000 to 98 New York State artists working in the categories of Architecture/Environmental Structures/Design, Choreography, Music/Sound, Photography, and Playwriting/Screenwriting.

New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) has announced the recipients and finalists of the NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship Program, which it has administered for the past 33 years with leadership support from the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA). The organization has awarded a total of $661,000 to 98 artists (including three collaborations) whose ages range from 25-76 years throughout New York State in the following disciplines: Architecture/Environmental Structures/Design, Choreography, Music/Sound, Photography, and Playwriting/Screenwriting. Fifteen finalists, who do not receive a cash award but benefit from a range of other NYFA services, were also announced. A complete list of the Fellows and Finalists follows.

The NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship Program makes unrestricted cash grants of $7,000 to artists working in 15 disciplines, awarding five per year on a triennial basis. The program is highly competitive, and this year’s recipients and finalists were selected by discipline-specific peer panels from an applicant pool of 2,542. Since it was launched in 1985, the program has awarded over $31 million to more than 5,000 artists. This year, thanks to the generous support of photography nonprofit Joy of Giving Something, NYFA was able to award an additional five Fellowships in Photography, which has the largest application pool of any Fellowship category.

“We are grateful to NYSCA for this annual opportunity to provide nearly 100 artists from New York State with unrestricted cash grants,” said Michael L. Royce, Executive Director, NYFA. “What’s most exciting is that the Fellowship impacts artists of all disciplines and career stages and that these artists are being recognized by a jury of their peers. Beyond the financial aspect, it empowers them to keep creating and exploring new possibilities in their work.”

New York State Council on the Arts Executive Director Mara Manus described how the program makes New York communities more vibrant: “The NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship recognizes that artists of all disciplines, backgrounds, ages, and career stages make vital contributions to New York’s creative culture. Over the past 33 years, the Artist Fellowship has been a launching pad and a critical source of support for artists whose work helps build healthy communities in all regions of the state.”

On receiving a NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship in Playwriting/Screenwriting, Brooklyn-based Nabil Viñas said: “It is a deeply moving honor to be recognized by NYSCA/NYFA. I took up screenwriting out of necessity, as it became clear that the voices and stories from my life would not appear in works by others. This fellowship tells me our stories matter, and that my voice is worth hearing.”

For Ben Altman, a Fellow in Architecture/Environmental Structures/Design from Danby, NY, the NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship represents another facet of support from NYFA: “NYFA has informed my artistic practice throughout my 12 years in Upstate New York, providing professional development, fiscal sponsorship, grant application support, workshops, critique, and timely advice. To be awarded a NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship is as much a tribute to those inputs as it is an important and very welcome recognition of the work NYFA’s support has helped me to produce.”

To Veena Chandra, a Fellow in Music/Sound from Latham, NY, the NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship empowers her to “continue to create, promote, and preserve” musical tradition. “I feel blessed to have been playing Indian sitar music for the last 63 years. I am so grateful to my father, who created an environment for me to learn this beautiful music and taught me from the very beginning of my life. To be recognized for my work in performing and preserving Indian Classical music means a lot to me, especially at this point in my career,” she noted.

Fellowship Recipients, Finalists, and Panelists by Discipline and County of Residence:

Architecture/Environmental Structures/Design Fellows

Ben Altman (Tompkins) Kenseth Armstead (Kings) Shimon Attie (New York) Sonya Blesofsky (Kings) Yeju Choi and Chat Travieso - Yeju & Chat (Kings) * Blane De St. Croix (Kings) Sun Young Kang (Erie) Kyung-jin Kim (Queens) Ming-Jer Kuo (Queens)*** Lindsay Packer (Kings) Christopher Robbins (Westchester) Jeffrey Williams (Kings)

Architecture/Environmental Structures/Design Finalists

Serra Victoria Bothwell Fels (Kings) Justin Brice Guariglia (Kings) Pascale Sablan (New York)

Architecture/Environmental Structures/Design Panelists

Ann Reichlin (Tompkins) Ekene Ijeoma (Kings) Nina Cooke John (New York) Victoria Palermo (Warren)

Choreography Fellows

Ephrat "Bounce" Asherie (New York) Justina Grayman (Queens)**** GREYZONE (Kings) Dan Hurlin (New York) Jaamil Olawale Kosoko (Kings) Shamel Pitts (Kings) Melinda Ring (New York) Same As Sister (Queens)* Rebeca Tomas (Westchester) Kelly Todd (Kings) Donna Uchizono (New York) Vangeline (Kings) Adia Tamar Whitaker (Kings)

Choreography Finalists

Parijat Desai (New York) DELIRIOUS Dances/Edisa Weeks (Kings) Netta Yerushalmy (New York)

Choreography Panelists

Rose Pasquarello Beauchamp (Monroe) Robin Collen (St. Lawrence) Trebien Pollard (Erie) Marie Poncé (New York) Kota Yamazaki (Kings)

Music/Sound Fellows

ALMA (Kings)* Lora-Faye Åshuvud (Queens) Newman Taylor Baker (New York) Bob Bellerue (Kings) Leila Bordreuil (Kings) Vienna Carroll (New York) Veena Chandra (Albany) David First (Kings) Micah Frank (Kings) Kate Gentile (Kings) Michael Harrison (Westchester) JSWISS (Kings) Liz Phillips (Queens) Kenneth Kirschner (Kings) Elliott Sharp (New York) Jen Shyu (Kings) Ann Warde (Tompkins) Eric Wubbels (Queens)

Music/Sound Finalists

Lily Henley (Kings) Earl Howard (Queens) Tobaron Waxman (New York)

Music/Sound Panelists

Toni Blackman (Kings) Sarah Hennies (Tompkins) John Morton (Rockland) Margaret Anne Schedel (Suffolk) Elio Villafranca (New York)

Photography Fellows

Manal Abu-Shaheen (Queens) Yasser Aggour (Kings) Aneta Bartos (New York) Lucas Blalock (Kings) Matthew Conradt (Kings) Debi Cornwall (Kings) Robin Crookall (Kings) Tim Davis (Dutchess)****** Eli Durst (Queens) Nona Faustine (Kings) Jonathan Gardenhire (Kings) Rachel Granofsky (Kings)***** Carlie Guevara (Queens) Gail Albert-Halaban (New York) Daesha Devón Harris (Saratoga)****** Gillian Laub (New York) Jiatong Lu (Kings)****** Diana Markosian (Kings) Rehan Miskci (New York) Rachelle Mozman Solano (Kings) Karina Aguilera Skvirsky (New York) Erin O'Keefe (New York) Paul Raphaelson (Kings) Victor Rivera (Onondaga)****** Jahi Lateef Sabater (Kings) Nadia Sablin (Kings) Derick Whitson (New York) Letha Wilson (Columbia)****** Alex Yudzon (Kings)

Photography Finalists

Mike Crane (Kings) Julianne Nash (Kings) Dana Stirling (Queens)

Photography Panelists

Nydia Blas (Tompkins) Carmen Lizardo (Hudson) Lida Suchy (Onondaga) Sinan Tuncay (Kings) Penelope Umbrico (Kings)

Playwriting/Screenwriting Fellows

Rae Binstock (Kings) Benedict Campbell (Bronx) Sol Crespo (Bronx)**** Amy Evans (Kings) Stephanie Fleischmann (Columbia) Robin Fusco (Queens) Myla Goldberg (Kings) Ryan J. Haddad (New York) Susan Kathryn Hefti (New York) Holly Hepp-Galvan (Queens) Timothy Huang (New York) Fedna Jacquet (New York) Nicole Shawan Junior (Kings)** Serena Kuo (Kings) Kal Mansoor (Kings) Michael Mejias (Kings) Joey Merlo (New York) Rehana Lew Mirza (Kings) Joél Pérez (New York) Keil Troisi (Kings) Nabil Viñas (New York) Craig T. Williams (New York)

Playwriting/Screenwriting Finalists

Iquo B. Essien (Kings) Becca Roth (Kings) Sheri Wilner (New York)

Playwriting/Screenwriting Panelists

Sheila Curran Bernard (Albany) Clarence Coo (New York) Randall Dottin (New York) David Ebeltoft (Steuben) Julie Casper Roth (Albany)

* Collaborative artists ** Geri Ashur Screenwriting Award *** Joanne Y. Chen Taiwanese American Artist Fellow **** Gregory Millard Fellows made with the support of the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs; Gregory Millard Fellowships are awarded annually to New York City residents chosen in several categories. The award was established by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in 1984 in memory of poet and playwright Gregory Millard, who served as Assistant Commissioner of Cultural Affairs from 1978 until his death in 1984 and championed the causes of individual artists. ***** Deutsche Bank Fellow ******Joy of Giving Something Fellow

Funding Support

NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowships are administered with leadership support from New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature. Major funding is also provided by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA). Additional funding is provided by Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation, Taiwanese American Arts Council, The Joy of Giving Something Inc., and individual donors.

Find out more about the NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship Program, a $7,000 unrestricted cash grant awarded to individual artists living and working in the state of New York. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram for more news and events from NYFA. To receive more artist news updates, sign up for our bi-weekly newsletter, NYFA News.

Images from Top: Lindsay Packer (Fellow in Architecture/Environmental Structures/Design ’19), False Fold, 2019, colored light and found objects, Photo Credit: Lindsay Packer; Donna Uchizono (Fellow in Choreography ’19), March Under an Empty Reign (Sextet), 2018, performers Natalie Green and Aja Carthon, Photo Credit: Ian Douglas; Eli Durst (Fellow in Photography ’19), Bread (Cross), 2017, archival pigment print; Veena Chandra (Fellow in Music/Sound ’19), Image Credit: MARS Fotographi

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allbestnet · 8 years ago

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Strength Training Past 50 by Wayne Westcott

The New Rules of Lifting: Six Basic Moves for Maximum Muscle by Lou Schuler

Strength Training for Faster Swimming by Blythe Lucero

Stretching by Bob Anderson

The New Rules of Lifting for Women: Lift Like a Man, Look Like a Goddess by Lou Schuler

Scrawny to Brawny: The Complete Guide to Building Muscle the Natural Way by Michael Mejia

Convict Conditioning by Paul Wade

Muscletown USA: Bob Hoffman and the Manly Culture of York Barbell by John D. Fair

Anatomy of Movement by Blandine Calais-Germain

The Biochemical Basis of Sports Perfomance by Robert J. Maughan

The Olympic Textbook of Science in Sport by Robert J. Maughan

The Navy SEAL Physical Fitness Guide by Patricia A. Deuster

Practical Skills in Sport and Exercise Science by Peter Reaburn

Training for Warriors: The Ultimate Mixed Martial Arts Workout by Martin Rooney

The Biomechanics of Back Pain by Michael A. Adams

You Are Your Own Gym: The Bible of Bodyweight Exercises by Mark Lauren

Daniels’ Running Formula by Jack Daniels

Strength Training for Sport by William J. Kraemer

Dumbbell Training for Strength And Fitness by Matt Brzycki

Handbook of Sports Performance Analysis by Tim McGarry

Special Strength Training by Yuri Verkhoshansky

Triphasic Training: A systematic approach to elite speed and explosive strength performance by Cal Dietz

Strength Training for Women by Lori Incledon

A Practical Approach To Strength Training by Matt Brzycki

Block Periodization by Vladimir Issurin

The New High Intensity Training by Ellington Darden

Understanding Nutrition by Eleanor Noss Whitney

High-Intensity Training the Mike Mentzer Way by Mike Mentzer

Overcoming Gravity: A Systematic Approach to Gymnastics and Bodyweight Strength by Steven Low

Sport Stretch: 311 Stretches for 41 Sports by Michael J. Alter

Functional Training Handbook by Craig Liebenson

Ultimate Back Fitness and Performance by Stuart McGill

Exercise Physiology: Nutrition, Energy, and Human Performance by William D. McArdle

The Art of Hojo Undo: Power Training for Traditional Karate by Michael Clarke

Periodization by Tudor Bompa

Ultimate MMA Conditioning by Joel Jamieson

Brother Iron, Sister Steel: A Bodybuilder’s Book by Dave Draper

Championship Weightlifting by Tommy Kono

High Powered Plyometrics by James C. Radcliffe

The Purposeful Primitive by Marty Gallagher

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Garden March: Shakur Stevenson-Miguel Marriaga and Michael Conlan-Belmar Preciado Headline Separate Hulu Theater at MSG Shows March 14 and March 17

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Published: February 04, 2020

NEW YORK CITY (Feb. 4, 2020) — Shakur Stevenson, the 22-year-old phenom on the cusp of pound-for-pound greatness, will make the first defense of his WBO featherweight world title Saturday, March 14, against three-time world title challenger Miguel “Escorpión�� Marriaga at Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden. Three days later, Irish featherweight Michael “Mick” Conlan will make his annual St. Patrick’s Day pilgrimage at Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden in a 10-rounder against hard-charging Colombian veteran Belmar Preciado. The Stevenson-Marriaga co-feature will see former junior featherweight world champion Jessie Magdaleno fight the unbeaten Sakaria Lukas in a 10-round featherweight showdown. Stevenson-Marriaga and Magdaleno-Lukas will be televised LIVE on ESPN and ESPN Deportes beginning at 10:30 p.m. ET/7:30 p.m. PT. Conlan-Preciado and a 10-round female super featherweight showdown between the unbeaten Mikaela Mayer and former featherweight world champion Melissa Hernandez will stream live in English and Spanish on ESPN+ beginning at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT. Promoted by Top Rank, tickets for the Stevenson-Marriaga and Conlan-Preciado cards are priced at $200, $100, $70, $40 and $30 (not including applicable fees) and go on sale Friday, Feb. 7 at 12 p.m. ET. Tickets can be purchased at the Madison Square Garden Box Office, all Ticketmaster outlets, Ticketmaster charge by phone (866-858-0008) and online at www.ticketmaster.com or www.MSG.com. For a limited time, when purchasing a ticket online to one of these cards, you will then be given the option to purchase discounted tickets to the other event. “What a great two nights of boxing on ESPN and ESPN+, as we get to see Shakur Stevenson defend his title against the big-punching Marriaga and Mick Conlan continue one of boxing’s great traditions,” said Top Rank chairman Bob Arum. “New York is going to turn out in force to watch two of boxing’s great young stars.” Stevenson (13-0, 7 KOs), the pride of “Brick City”, Newark, N.J., was the first male boxer from the 2016 Rio Olympics to win a professional world title. Last October, he bested Joet Gonzalez via unanimous decision to win the vacant WBO featherweight world title. The Gonzalez win punctuated a banner year for the Olympic silver medalist, who also defeated former world title challenger Christopher “Pitufo” Diaz on the Terence Crawford-Amir Khan PPV undercard. Last July, he headlined an ESPN telecast in front of an adoring hometown crowd of more than 5,000 at Prudential Center, knocking out Alberto Guevara in three rounds. “We've been trying to make this fight with Miguel Marriaga for a long time now,” Stevenson said. “I wanted a strong opponent for my first title defense. He's been in the ring with multiple world champions, and I am ready to prove that I am the best featherweight in the world. This is my fourth fight at Madison Square Garden, but my first as a world champion, and it will be my best performance yet. I know all of my East Coast fans will come out and support on March 14.” Marriaga (29-3, 25 KOs), one of the division’s hardest punchers, is hoping the fourth time's a charm. He fell short in previous world title challenges against Vasiliy Lomachenko, Oscar Valdez and Nicholas Walters, but he’s riding a four-bout winning streak (all by KO). He last fought in December 2019, knocking out Alfredo Mejia Vargas with a body shot. A native of Arjona, Colombia, he’s been scouting Stevenson as a potential foe. “I always wanted this fight, and the time is right now that he’s a world champion,” Marriaga said. “He speaks often about how people are ducking him, but here I am. Colombia will have a new world champion March 14.” Magdaleno (27-1, 18 KOs) is 2-0 as a featherweight since losing his junior featherweight world title to Isaac Dogboe in one of the best fights of 2018. A native of Las Vegas, he is coming off a unanimous technical decision over Rafael Rivera last August in Los Angeles. Lukas (23-0, 16 KOs), from Namibia, is one boxing’s best-kept secrets, a nine-year pro who has three knockouts in his last four fights. “The guys people don’t know about are the dangerous ones,” Magdaleno said. “With the mindset I have now, I don’t think anybody can beat me. “My trainer {Jorge Capetillo} and I are looking ahead. I’m just waiting on what’s next, but we have to take care of business against Lukas first. Once we do that, I have every right to call out all of the champions.” “There is a Desert Storm coming to New York in the name of Sakaria Lukas, and this storm is targeting the destruction of Jessie Magdaleno,” Lukas said. Conlan (13-0, 7 KOs) has made Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden his professional home, as he turned pro in front of a sold-out St. Patrick’s Day crowd there back in 2017. In the years since, he has graduated from prospect to contender, as he’s the No. 1 contender for the title held by Stevenson. He went 3-0 in 2019, including a decision win in December over Olympic nemesis Vladimir Nikitin. Preciado (20-2-1, 13 KOs) will be making his third ring appearance outside of his native Colombia, and he has won two in a row since a KO loss to former world title challenger Hiroshige Osawa. "I'm honored to return to the Mecca of Boxing, Madison Square Garden, and fight for the fourth straight St. Patrick's Day,” Conlan said. "I know how tough Preciado is, but this fight is a great test as I continue on my path towards becoming a world champion. Fighting in New York City is very special for me. The fans have been very supportive right from the beginning at my pro debut on St. Patrick's Day in 2017, and I look forward to putting on another tremendous show for them this year." “The fans will be there to see Conlan, but mark my words, they will remember me,” Preciado said. “I am more than just another ‘opponent.’ When I win, I won’t be surprised. I am prepared for a hard 10 rounds." Mayer (12-0, 5 KOs), who turned pro in August 2017 after representing the United States at the 2016 Rio Olympics, has been dominant in the paid ranks. One of the 130-pound division’s top contenders, she last fought Oct. 26 on the Shakur Stevenson-Joet Gonzalez undercard, knocking out Alejandra Zamora in six rounds. Hernandez (23-7-3, 7 KOs), winner of four of her last five, won the WBC female featherweight world title in 2012. Last April, she dominated then-unbeaten Selina Barrios over eight rounds. “I'm excited to be fighting again in New York City, especially on St. Patrick's Day at Madison Square Garden,” Mayer said. “I love that I’m going up against a former world champion because it's going to make for a very competitive, exciting event. I’m also happy to be on a Mick Conlan card. He has a huge Irish and European fan base whom I hope to impress and turn into fans. See you at MSG!”

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Cheerleading with Damon Wayans Jr. and Kevin Hart

Kevin Hart and Damon Wayans Jr. are used to owning the spotlight, but today they must learn how to be on the sidelines… as cheerleaders. Both comedians will learn the basics, then lead their own squad in a battle for cheer supremacy.

KEVIN HART: WHAT THE FIT is an unscripted comedy starring Kevin Hart, now in its second season. In each episode, Kevin invites one of his celebrity friends to join him on a fun, fit journey, trying out unique and outrageous workouts from jousting like a medieval knight to batting practice with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Kevin and his friends hilariously push themselves out of their comfort zones on the way to getting fit.

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Laugh Out Loud is a comedy brand and multi-platform network founded by the world’s top comedian Kevin Hart. Through his network, Hart delivers his vision for the future of comedy: social, mobile, multicultural and seriously funny. From stand-up legends to globally-recognized digital influencers, Hart and LOL curate comedy’s boldest voices to produce original scripted and unscripted series, stand-up specials, live broadcasts and special events. Hart brings the groundbreaking social-first strategy that earned him 100 million+ followers to Laugh Out Loud, with one core mission: keep the world laughing. Dope Comedy. Delivered Daily. Always On. Always Loud. Directly from Kevin Hart and his hand-picked crew of comedic rockstars.

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Co-Executive Producers MATT KAYE D. MAX PORIS

Hosted By KEVIN HART

Guest Starring DAMON WAYANS JR.

Directed By ALEX VAN WAGNER

Supervising Producer CHARLES TAYLOR GOUBEAUD

Line Producer LAURIE LEANNAH

Producers NICK ALARCON MIKELL IVEY CANDICE C. WILSON

Comedy Producers HARRY RATCHFORD DAN RILEY

Editor JOE CAULEY

Associate Director JASON EDWARDS

Stage Manager WOLFGANG DELGADO

Director of Photography TIM MURPHY

Production Manager MCKENZIE HANSON

Post Production Supervisor LINDSAY HEMPEL

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Story Associate Producer EMMA ALTMEYER

Camera Operators IVAN DURAN ERIK HAMILTON NICKY SCHIAPPA MARQUES SMITH NICK TRAMONTANO

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Electricians JAMES GREEN BILL PERSAUD TIM RYAN GOMIDAS SEMERJIAN

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Lead Man KEVIN MINCIN

Set Dresser RILEY CRAPPER

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Clearance Supervisor STEFANI NEWMAN

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Talent Producer ASHLEY RHORER

Talent Manager TRASK DONALDSON

Production Associate HANNAH HIGGINS

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Whose Fault is Michael Christopher Mejia? https://t.co/E7KOwyIdqO

— CRE Health (@crehealth_) May 10, 2018

from Twitter https://twitter.com/crehealth_ May 10, 2018 at 01:08AM http://twitter.com/crehealth_/status/994519506235150338

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challengeartistsimple · 7 years ago

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GREMLINS: RECALL (UNOFFICIAL) from RYAN PATRICK on Vimeo.

GREMLINS: RECALL is a fan film. We made it for fun, so don't sue us.

BTS Footage: vimeo.com/245655554 Download Soundtrack: gremlinsrecall.bandcamp.com

Writer & Director: Ryan Patrick (ryanpatrick.us) Producers: Nash Cubero (nashbox.co), Sarah Lilly

Starring: Katherine Rodriguez as Claire Randy Irwin as Owen Sarah Lilly as Deb Robert Wood as The Pitchman

Executive Producer: Jerad Anderson Cinematographer: Isaac Bauman Special Creature Effects: Eric Fox @ Morb-x Production Designer: Eloise Ayala Co-Producer: Rich Salamone

Trink Voice: Hannah Baker Gremlin Voices: Dan Carr, Grayson Stone, Ryan Patrick

First Assistant Director: Jesse Hayes Casting Director: Michael Stonewall Beaudry Composer: Russ Howard Additional Music: Grand Soleil

Editor: Collin Davis Colorist: David Torcivia Visual Effects: Joe DiValerio @ Space Monkey Sound Design and Mix: Jackie! Zhou Title Design: Jesse Merrell Storyboards: Vick Trola

Art Director: Alexander Stamm Set Painter: Karina Konupek Graphic Designer: Emiko Velazco Art PAs: Whitney Pynn, Kyle Hulett, Fernando Cuestas

Gaffer: Genevieve Evans Key Grip: Joanna Nyguen

Costume Designer: Chanel Gibbons Hair and Makeup: Wendy Bermeo Stunt Coordinators: Simon White, Albert Lannutti

Visual Creature Effects: Melissa Fox, Celena Madrigal, Delaney Como, Tim Lewis, Jimmy Hernandez, Sam Henry, John Prewitt, April Grandos

Location Manager: Tom MacDonald Craft Services: Karen Gallagher Catering: Abel Garcia-Rodriguez

Production Assistants: Dino Penava, Joseph Hargrove, Nic de Soto-Foley, Paul Schrodt, Andrew Rosa, Ellen Mulvhill

Extras: Christopher Bobal, Rosalio Garcia, Celena Madrigal

Shot on Arri Alexa Mini with Panavision G Series lenses in Los Angeles, CA.

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GREMLINS: RECALL is a fan film. We made it for fun, so don't sue us. BTS Footage: vimeo.com/245655554 Download Soundtrack: http://bit.ly/2nF8ZMm Writer & Director: Ryan Patrick (www.ryanpatrick.us) Producers: Nash Cubero (www.nashbox.co), Sarah Lilly Starring: Katherine Rodriguez as Claire Randy Irwin as Owen Sarah Lilly as Deb Robert Wood as The Pitchman Executive Producer: Jerad Anderson Cinematographer: Isaac Bauman Special Creature Effects: Eric Fox @ Morb-x Production Designer: Eloise Ayala Co-Producer: Rich Salamone Trink Voice: Hannah Baker Gremlin Voices: Dan Carr, Grayson Stone, Ryan Patrick First Assistant Director: Jesse Hayes Casting Director: Michael Stonewall Beaudry Composer: Russ Howard Additional Music: Grand Soleil Editor: Collin Davis Colorist: David Torcivia Visual Effects: Joe DiValerio @ Space Monkey Sound Design and Mix: Jackie! Zhou Title Design: Jesse Merrell Storyboards: Vick Trola Art Director: Alexander Stamm Set Painter: Karina Konupek Graphic Designer: Emiko Velazco Art PAs: Whitney Pynn, Kyle Hulett, Fernando Cuestas Gaffer: Genevieve Evans Key Grip: Joanna Nyguen 1st ACs: Taylor Harris, Travis LaBella 2nd AC: Chris Chrisenbery DITs: Colin Anders, Jeff Cromwell Best Boy Electrics: Isaak van der Meulen, Dave Marmon Electrics: Nick Street, Rodolfo Martinez, Monica Mejia, Maria Eduarda Alguin Simoes Swings: Lincoln Webb, Nate Thompson, Yoann Cifuentes Sound: Paul Cornett Costume Designer: Chanel Gibbons Hair and Makeup: Wendy Bermeo Stunt Coordinators: Simon White, Albert Lannutti Visual Creature Effects: Melissa Fox, Celena Madrigal, Delaney Como, Tim Lewis, Jimmy Hernandez, Sam Henry, John Prewitt, April Grandos Location Manager: Tom MacDonald Craft Services: Karen Gallagher Catering: Abel Garcia-Rodriguez Production Assistants: Dino Penava, Joseph Hargrove, Nic de Soto-Foley, Paul Schrodt, Andrew Rosa, Ellen Mulvhill Extras: Christopher Bobal, Rosalio Garcia, Celena Madrigal Special Thanks: Emma Huang, Colin Moore,Ellie Johnson, Justin Joseph, Guillaume Le Grontec, Emily Rifkin, Jewel McPherson, Charles A. Bush, Aurélien Drosne, Jose Norton, Chris Amos, John Wikstrom, Joe Sill, John Merizade, Tom Morris, Jean Mougin, Steve Gunner, Mishka Kornai, Bobby Moser, Spencer Creigh, Mikey Gonzales, Sarah Holme, Natasha Seubert, Gina Kwong, Steve Wi, Hughie Phillips, Charlie Phillips, Florence Hill, Kyle Steinbach, Matt Griffo, Pasqual Gutierrez, Brendan Varni, Andrew Collins, WeWork, Panavision, Arri Shot on Arri Alexa Mini with Panavision G Series lenses in Los Angeles, CA.

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