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200.33(1)(a) (a) Each municipality shall construct, operate and maintain local sewers and appurtenant facilities and shall repair and rehabilitate local sewers and appurtenant local facilities.
200.33(1)(b) (b) Except as provided in sub. (2), ss. 200.21 to 200.65 do not authorize the commission to operate, maintain, rehabilitate or preserve local sewers or appurtenant local facilities constructed by a municipality or to separate combined storm and sanitary sewers.
200.33(1)(c) (c) This subsection does not prohibit the commission from operating, maintaining, rehabilitating or preserving its sewerage system.
200.33(2) (2) Separating combined sewers.
200.33(2)(a) (a) Except as provided in pars. (b) to (d) and subject to s. 281.41, no commission may separate combined storm and sanitary sewers.
200.33(2)(b) (b)
200.33(2)(b)1.1. If the commission undertakes abatement of combined sewer overflows, it shall use the most cost-effective method available.
200.33(2)(b)2. 2. If partial or complete separation of combined storm and sanitary sewers is the most cost-effective method of abating combined sewer overflows, the commission may separate the combined sewers.
200.33(2)(b)3. 3. If 2 or more methods of abating combined sewer overflows are approximately equally cost-effective, the commission shall select the method of abatement that involves separating the fewest linear feet of combined storm and sanitary sewers.
200.33(2)(c) (c) If separation of a combined storm and sanitary sewer is authorized under par. (b), the commission shall adopt an authorizing resolution before commencing the separation. The resolution shall include a statement that any person aggrieved may petition for judicial review under par. (d). Before adopting the resolution, the commission shall first obtain the consent of the governing body of the city, village or town in which the combined storm and sanitary sewer is located and shall hold a public hearing on the proposed resolution. The commission shall mail a notice that states the time and place of the hearing and is accompanied by a copy of the proposed resolution to the clerk of each municipality at least 30 days before the hearing. The notice shall include a statement that judicial review of the commission's decision is available, as provided in par. (d). The commission shall also publish a copy of the notice and the proposed resolution as a class 2 notice under ch. 985 within the district. The date of the first publication shall be at least 30 days prior to the date of the hearing.
200.33(2)(d) (d) Any person aggrieved by the decision of the commission to separate a combined storm and sanitary sewer may file a petition for judicial review in the circuit court for the county in which the district is located. Nothing in this paragraph affects any review under s. 281.41.
200.33 History History: 1981 c. 282, 391; 1995 a. 227; 1999 a. 150 s. 582; Stats. 1999 s. 200.33.
200.35 200.35 Sewerage construction, operation and maintenance.
200.35(1)(1) General powers of the commission. To the extent necessary to carry out its duties under s. 200.31, the commission may project, plan, design, adopt, construct, operate and maintain:
200.35(1)(a) (a) District, interceptor and outfall sewers.
200.35(1)(b) (b) Conduits, drains and pumping and other plants for the collection and transmission of residential, industrial and other sanitary sewage from local sewers to and into the interceptor sewers of the district.
200.35(1)(c) (c) Facilities for the treatment and disposal of sewage transmitted into the interceptor sewers of the district.
200.35(1)(d) (d) Pumping stations and tunnels for the purpose of flushing any of the rivers flowing through the district.
200.35(1)(e) (e) Storm sewers and other facilities and structures for the collection and transmission of storm water and groundwater.
200.35(1)(f) (f) Buildings, structures and facilities appurtenant to structures authorized under pars. (a) to (e).
200.35(2) (2) River and lake beds.
200.35(2)(a) (a) Except as provided in par. (b), the commission may lay, construct and maintain, without compensation to the state, any part of the sewerage system or of its works or appurtenances over, upon or under any part of the bed of any river or its branches flowing through the district, or of any land that has not been the subject of a state lake bed grant to a county in which a 1st class city is located and that is covered by any of the outlying waters, as defined in s. 29.001 (63).
200.35(2)(b) (b) Nothing in this subchapter authorizes the commission to lay or construct any part of the sewerage system after April 27, 1982, over, upon or under any land covered by any outlying waters, as defined in s. 29.001 (63), unless the commission first obtains the prior consent of both houses of the legislature and the governor.
200.35(3) (3) Waterways. The commission may lay, construct and maintain any part of the sewerage system over, upon or under canals or other waterways.
200.35(4) (4) Delivery of deeds; DNR permits. Upon application of the commission the proper officers of this state shall execute, acknowledge and deliver to the proper officers of the district any deed or other instrument as may be proper for the purpose of fully confirming the grants under subs. (2) and (3). Notwithstanding s. 30.05, the district may not commence an action under sub. (2) or (3) without obtaining all of the necessary permits from the department of natural resources under ch. 30.
200.35(5) (5) Compliance with local zoning; deviations.
200.35(5)(a)(a) In its actions under this subchapter, the commission shall comply with local zoning and land use ordinances unless it finds that, in carrying out its responsibilities under this subchapter, deviation from these ordinances meets the test of public necessity, as that term is used for the purposes of ch. 32. The commission may only make determinations of public necessity by resolution. This paragraph does not authorize the commission to deviate from floodplain or shoreland zoning ordinances.
200.35(5)(b) (b) If the commission makes a determination of public necessity to deviate from a local zoning or land use ordinance, it shall serve a copy of the resolution by certified mail upon the clerk of the municipality whose ordinance is involved, including a statement that judicial review is available only for 90 days. Any aggrieved person may commence an action in the circuit court of the county in which the municipality is located to challenge the commission's determination within 90 days from the date of postmark. Any action under this paragraph shall name the district as a defendant. An action under this paragraph is the only manner by which the commission's determination of public necessity for deviating from such an ordinance may be challenged. The circuit court shall give precedence to a trial of the issues raised in such an action over all other actions not then on trial in the court. Failure to commence an action within 90 days from the date of postmark bars the raising of any objection by any person to the commission's determination of public necessity. This subsection does not limit any proceeding under s. 32.05.
200.35(6) (6) Removing obstructions.
200.35(6)(a) (a) The commission may require that any owner of any building, structure or other physical obstruction in, over or under the public lands, avenues, streets, alleys or highways in the district that blocks or impedes the construction, operation or maintenance of the sewerage system, upon reasonable notice by the commission, promptly shift, adjust, accommodate or remove the obstructions as needed to permit the commission to carry out its responsibilities. The district shall pay 50 percent of the owner's costs of complying with this subsection.
200.35(6)(b) (b) If the owner fails after reasonable notice to discharge any duty imposed under par. (a) the owner may, in addition to any other available remedy or remedies, be fined $100 for each offense plus an additional $50 for each day that the owner's failure continues.
200.35(6)(c) (c) This subsection also applies to any building, structure or other physical obstruction in, over or under the public highways of any county of this state into which the sewerage system extends.
200.35(7) (7) Road alterations and traffic control. The commission may, in a manner acceptable to the department of transportation, excavate in or otherwise alter any state, county or municipal street, road, alley or public highway in the district for the purpose of constructing, maintaining and operating the sewerage system or to construct in the street, road, alley or public highway an interceptor or district sewer or any appurtenance thereof, without providing a bond. The commission shall notify the public authority that controls the street, road, alley or public highway at least 45 days prior to the date the commission intends to advertise for bids as to the location where the excavation or alteration will take place. The public authority shall prepare a reasonable traffic control plan and provide the plan to the commission within 30 days after receiving the notice. The commission shall pay a reasonable fee for development of the plan and shall include the plan in its bidding documents. The commission shall pay the costs of implementing the traffic control plan during the period of construction. Upon completing the work the commission shall restore the street, road, alley or public highway at its own expense to a condition as good as or better than existed before the commencement of the work.
200.35(8) (8) River and stream alterations.
200.35(8)(a) (a) Subject to s. 30.20 and to any applicable rule of the department of natural resources, the commission may improve any river or stream within the district by deepening, widening or otherwise changing it as the commission finds necessary in order to carry off surface or drainage water.
200.35(8)(b) (b) The commission may make improvements outside the district of any river or stream that flows from within the district to a point outside the district. The commission may contract with any governmental body that owns or controls any lands through which such a river or stream flows for the payment of that part of the cost of the improvement in the territory governed by the body that is wholly or partially outside the district.
200.35(9) (9) Water diversion.
200.35(9)(a) (a) Within the district, the commission may divert storm water, groundwater and water from lakes, rivers or streams into drains, conduits or storm sewers but no surplus waters or floodwaters shall be diverted or bypassed into any lake, river or stream in another watershed. Before diverting water from any lake, river or stream into an enclosed drain, conduit or storm sewer or similar structure, the commission shall comply with pars. (b) and (c).
200.35(9)(b) (b) The commission shall apply to the department of natural resources for a permit for the diversion. Upon receipt of an application for a permit, the department shall fix a time, not more than 8 weeks after receiving the application, and a convenient place for a public hearing on the application. The department shall notify the commission of the time and place and the commission shall publish a notice of the time and place of the hearing once each week for 3 successive weeks before the hearing in at least one newspaper designated by the department of natural resources and published in the district.
200.35(9)(c) (c) In addition to the publication required under par. (b) the commission, not less than 20 days prior to the hearing, shall mail a notice of the hearing to every person who has recorded an interest in any lands that are likely to be affected by the proposed diversion and whose post-office address can be ascertained by due diligence. The notice shall specify the time and place of the hearing, shall be accompanied by a general statement of the nature of the application and shall be forwarded to these persons by registered mail in a sealed and postpaid envelope properly addressed. The commission shall file proof of the publication and mailing of notice with the department of natural resources. At the hearing or any adjournment thereof, the department of natural resources shall consider the application and shall take evidence offered by the commission and other persons in support of or in opposition to the application. The department may require that the application be amended. If the department finds after the hearing that the application is in the public interest, will not violate public rights and will not pose an unreasonable risk to life, health or property, the department shall issue a permit to the commission.
200.35(10) (10) Preliminary work. The commission may make all preliminary investigations and perform all preliminary work as should, in the commission's judgment, precede the actual projection, construction and establishment of the sewerage system.
200.35(11) (11) Examinations and tests.
200.35(11)(a) (a) The commission may enter upon any land or water in the district for the purpose of making examinations, test borings, tests or surveys in the performance of its responsibilities under this subchapter. The commission shall compensate for damage caused by its examinations, test borings, tests or surveys. The commission may examine any sewer or sewerage system to determine if the sewer or sewerage system is defective in operation, construction, design or supervision.
200.35(11)(b) (b) Except as provided in par. (c), prior to entry onto land under this subsection the district shall obtain the consent of the owner.
200.35(11)(c) (c) If the consent of the owner cannot be obtained, the district shall obtain a special entry warrant prior to entry onto the land. To obtain a special entry warrant, the district shall petition the circuit court for the county in which the land to be entered is located and shall mail a copy of the petition by registered mail to the owner's last-known address, if any. If the court determines that entry onto the land is reasonably related to the performance of the district's responsibilities under this subchapter, the court shall issue the warrant on the district's affidavit that the district intends to enter the land under this subsection, that the district has mailed, at least 5 days prior to the affidavit, a copy of the petition for the warrant to the owner as required in this paragraph and that the district has been otherwise unable to obtain the owner's consent.
200.35(12) (12) Disposal of treated sewage. Subject to any applicable rule of the department of natural resources, the commission may dispose of treated sewage by commercial or charitable means and may expend an amount reasonably necessary for this purpose.
200.35(13) (13) Laboratory testing. The commission may operate laboratory facilities for testing sewage for any municipality or user, but may not require that any municipality or user use these facilities.
200.35(14) (14) Shore protection projects.
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Save the Dates: VEX Robotics World Championship
We will be back at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas from April 25th through May 4th.
Below is the breakdown by program.
VRC High School is April 25-27th.
VRC Middle School, JROTC (HS) and VEX U is April 27-29th
VEX IQ Middle School April 30-May 2nd
VEX IQ Elementary May 2-4th
After competing at local, state, regional and national level events robotics teams who have earned a place at the World Championship event will gather in Dallas Texas from April 25th through May 4th to compete for the titles of World Champions. These talented students who range in age from elementary school through the college level are excited to share what they have learned and accomplished with judges who will consider them for a variety of judged awards. The excitement for the event is contagious and is visible in the clip from the 2022 VEX Robotics World Championship video.
In order to be able to provide all teams with judging interviews we will utilize our remote process that has been effective. Judges can interview teams remotely by signing up for 3-hour shifts. They can use simple, easy to use web-based conferencing tools and rubrics. Online training is provided and Robotics judging experience may be preferred, but it is not required. Intereted in judging? Please complete this form. We will have a training video for judges to view plus all the links to our Guide to Judging and Judge Certification. Certification isn't required for judges, but is recommended.
The remote judging for the World Championship event will run from February 27 - March 30, 2023. We will also have some in-person judging that will take place in Dallas April 25-27 for VRC High School, and April 27-29 for VEX U, JROTC, and VRC Middle School.
Link to World Championship page: https://www.roboticseducation.org/vex-robotics- world-championship/

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#BornThisDay: Actor, Wally Cox
By Stephen Rutledge on December 6, 2021 3:03 am
December 6, 1924– Wallace Maynard Cox:
"The one thing I hate about acting is the loss of privacy, I can be anonymous if I take off my glasses, no one can recognize me. But then I can't see"
After Wally Cox was taken by a heart attack in 1973, Marlon Brando kept Cox's ashes close to him, usually in a drawer at his Mulholland Drive house or under the front seat of his car. This went against the wishes of Cox's widow, who considered suing Brando for selfishly keeping the ashes. Brando had received them after saying that he would scatter them in the hills where Cox loved to hike.
Brando and Cox were both 9 years old when their parents introduced them. Brando's mother and Cox's stepfather were friends in Chicago, where the stepfather worked for NBC. The boys became fast, albeit unlikely, friends.
A few years later, Cox's family moved to New York City. The Brandos followed in the 1940s, so that Brando's sister Jocelyn Brando could studying acting. Cox made jewelry, lugging around his work in a pillowcase to sell at parties. he had a little act that he performed at those parties, and people encouraged him to put together a nightclub act. He was a hit in clubs in Manhattan and Hollywood and performed on The Ed Sullivan Show.
Cox's career really took off in 1952, when he starred as the bookish high school science teacher Robinson Peepers in the television series Mr. Peepers, which aired live for three seasons on NBC. A decade later, he was a regular on The Hollywood Squares and the voice for the animated superhero Underdog, who would famously declare:
"There's no need to fear! Underdog is here!"
At the same time, Brando's career, of course, was hot, hot, hot. He was considered to be America's finest actor, an actor's actor. He electrified audience with his performance in A Streetcar Named Desire on stage. He became an icon with The Wild One (1953), and On The Waterfront (1954) brought him his first Academy Award. Although Brando and Cox were often the toast of New York City and Hollywood, the pair always found a way to be back in each other's company.
Brando was fascinated with how funny Cox was, and Cox was fascinated by how handsome Marlon was; they envied each other for what each didn't have. They had the same philosophy about fame and publicity. They were part of a new generation of actors who ignored the press and shunned the public. And, they were both extremely intelligent, and Brando and Cox liked to wrestle like kids. They'd do all sort of athletic things together, like swimming, motorcycles, hiking.
Brando could be both a first friend and a moody bully. He was charming, gracious, jealous and exasperating. Brando was temperamental and didn't hesitate to take it out on everyone else. He was possessive of his friendships and had a reputation for breaking up relationships. Cox struggled with Brando's demanding nature; Brando didn't want any women to marry his best friend.
In 1973, at just 48 years old, Cox unexpectedly died of a heart attack. At the time of Cox's death, Brando was at his compound in Tahiti. He rushed back to the USA when word reached him. Brando was absolutely heartbroken. Many of the guests at Cox's wake were not even aware that Brando attended, and Brando did not wish to be seen by or talk to anyone. He went to the room where Cox had died, and remained there for the duration of the evening. He took Cox's ashes home with him and kept him close for the rest of his life.
Three years after her husband's death, Cox's widow (actor Patricia Tiernan), read an article about Brando in Time magazine where he recalled Cox:
"I can't tell you how much I miss and love that man. I have Wally's ashes in my house. I talk to him all the time."
She said that wanted to sue, but the lawyers wouldn't do it. They just laughed.
When Brando died in 2004 at 80 years old, his and Cox's ashes were scattered together in Death Valley, a place that they both loved and where they spent a lot of time together.
Brando had affairs with Cary Grant, Rock Hudson, Stewart Granger, Montgomery Clift, John Gielgud and James Dean. He turned down liaisons with Elizabeth Taylor and Sophia Loren. But, were Brando and Cox really lovers? Brando claimed:
"If Wally had been a woman, I would have married him and we would have lived happily ever after."
Plus, there is that photograph that surfaces on the Internet from time to time of Brando sucking a large dick, always attributed to being Cox's cock. Brando had a history of tempestuous relationships, and much has been made of his many sexual experiences with both women and men. Some friends and family of both men insist Brando's relationship with Cox was platonic.
"In all the darkness, through all the lies, all the fears, there can sometimes be one person who understands and loves you. Who knows what a loser you are; how many failures you've attended. Who always shows up. For me, it was Wally. Everything else was a fantasy, a drug. Wally was real. Wally was flesh. And there for me."
Photograph by Lawrence Fried, 1953, from UCLA Film Archives
Brando:
"Homosexuality is so much in fashion, it no longer makes news. Like a large number of men, I, too, have had homosexual experiences, and I am not ashamed. I have never paid much attention to what people think about me."
Cox was diminutive and diffident, and described himself as "a harmless preoccupied guy in a constant state of reduced effect". He was especially good at playing the small, inhibited character who fights back at the world.
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Félix da Costa Wins Formula E Season Opener
Antonio Félix da Costa started from pole and went on to win the closely contested ABB Formula E Season 5 opener in Ad Dirayah, Saudi Arabia. It was his first win in the series since 2015, and was the first win in the first-ever race for the new BMW i Andretti team and the BMW iFE18. Alexander Sims, running his first Formula E race, ran as high as eighth in the second iFE18, but two penalties for technical violations set him back to eighteenth at the end of the 45-minute-plus-one-lap race.
Félix da Costa led from the pole until defending champion Jean-Eric Vergne, racing for DS Techeetah this season, got by him on lap fourteen. Vergne's Techeetah teammate Andre Lotterer soon followed, passing Félix da Costa to get into second. But then both Techeetah drivers had to serve drive-through penalties for going over the maximum allowed power when using regen, and the BMW racer retook the lead.
A full-course caution period to remove a wounded car cut Félix da Costa's substantial edge. Not long before the caution period Vergne had recovered from his penalty stop to move into third. When the track went green there were just 3 ½ minutes remaining; both Félix da Costa and Vergne enabled the attack mode, a new feature this season that provides an extra burst of power for up to four minutes, just before the track went green. Vergne got by second place runner Jerome d'Ambrosio just after the drop of the green flag and moved up to challenge Félix da Costa. But the BMW racer held on to win by just over .4 seconds.
BMW Motorsport director Jens Marquardt said, "First race for our BMW i drivetrain, first pole position, first win—it's just incredible! Big thanks go to the entire development team of BMW i and BMW Motorsport in Munich. Together you did an incredible job! And of course, congratulations to António and everyone in the BMW i Andretti Motorsport team. I'm very proud of the whole team. There's no better way to end the 2018 motorsport year, and you would be hard pushed to have a better start to a new project and a new season."
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EVERETT, Wash. (AP) — Jewell Loyd made a career-high five 3-pointers and scored 23 points and Seattle beat the Los Angeles Sparks 84-62 on Friday night in Storm coach Dan Hughes' season...
Atkins scores 22, Mystics spoil Parker's return, rout Sparks
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ariel Atkins hit five 3-pointerss and scored 22 points Tuesday night to lead the Washington Mystics to an 81-52 win over Los Angeles, spoiling the return of former MVP Candace...
Zahui B scores 37 points, Liberty beat Sparks 98-92
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Amanda Zahui B scored a career-high 37 points and the New York Liberty ended a 10-game road losing streak with a 98-92 victory over the Los Angeles Sparks on Saturday...
Gray, Sparks used big third quarter to beat Mercury 85-68
PHOENIX (AP) — Chelsea Gray had 21 points and a season-high nine assists, Nneka Ogwumike scored 12 of her 16 points in the second half and the Los Angeles Sparks pulled away in the third quarter...
Jonquel Jones leads balanced offense as Sun top Sparks
UNCASVILLE, Conn. (AP) — Jonquel Jones scored 18 points, Alyssa Thomas had 11 points, 12 rebounds and six assists and the Connecticut Sun beat the Los Angeles Sparks 89-77 on Thursday...
Ogwumike sisters lead Sparks to 77-70 win over Sun
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Chiney Ogwumike scored 20 points on 7-for-11 shooting and her sister Nneka Ogwumike had 19 points and 15 rebounds to help the Los Angeles Sparks beat the Connecticut Sun 77-70...
Sparks eliminate defending champion Lynx 75-68
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Chelsea Gray scored 26 points, helping the Los Angeles Sparks beat the defending champion Minnesota Lynx 75-68 Tuesday night to advance to the second round of the WNBA playoffs.
It was the fourth straight year Los Angeles and Minnesota have met in an elimination playoff game — with each team winning the past two WNBA championships. The Lynx hadn't been eliminated in the first round since 2004.
A look at the 2 first-round games in the WNBA playoffs
By DOUG FEINBERGAugust 21, 2018
NEW YORK (AP) — A look at the two first-round games in the WNBA playoffs:
No. 6 Los Angeles (19-15) vs No. 7 Minnesota (18-16)
Gray scores career-high 26, Sparks beat Liberty 74-66
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Chelsea Gray scored a career-high 26 points, Nneka Ogwumike had 20 points and eight rebounds, and the Los Angeles Sparks beat the New York Liberty 74-66 on Tuesday night.
Los Angeles (19-13) is tied with Connecticut for the fourth playoff spot — with the Sun holding the tiebreaker. The teams face off Sunday to end the regular reason.
Candace Parker added 14 points and 10 rebounds for the Sparks. She passed Swin Cash for 11th on the WNBA career rebounding list with 2,530.
Bonner, Taurasi lead Mercury over Sparks 86-78
PHOENIX (AP) — DeWanna Bonner had a season-high 31 points, Diana Taurasi had 20 points and a career-best 14 assists and the Phoenix Mercury beat the Los Angeles Sparks 86-78 on Sunday.
Brittney Griner added 20 points and 13 rebounds to help the Mercury (18-14) move a half-game ahead of the Minnesota Lynx fox sixth place in the WNBA standings.
Russian star Maria Vadeeva enjoying time in WNBA with Sparks
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) — Maria Vadeeva dreamed of playing in the WNBA after growing up watching Diana Taurasi and Lauren Jackson compete in the Russian Basketball League.
It fueled her love of the sport.
Now the 20-year-old Russian star is living out those childhood hopes with the Los Angeles Sparks, who drafted her with the No. 11 pick last April.
"It's been fun so far," Vadeeva said after the Sparks practiced in New York this week.
Parker reaches 19th on WNBA scoring list, Sparks top Liberty
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) — Chelsea Gray scored 19 points, Candace Parker had 13 points, eight rebounds and six assists and the Los Angeles Sparks beat the New York Liberty 82-81 on Wednesday night.
Riquna Williams and Essence Carson each made a 3-pointer on back-to-back possessions to give Los Angeles a 78-73 lead with 1:36 to go.
Gray made it 80-75 after two free throws and Nneka Ogwumike added two more on the Sparks' next possession for a four-point lead.
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Gray, Parker lead Sparks to 78-75 win over Mercury
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Chelsea Gray scored a season-high 24 points and Candace Parker had 14 points, 14 rebounds and eight assists to help the Los Angeles Sparks beat the Phoenix Mercury 78-75 on Sunday.
Parker hit a free throw midway through the second quarter to become the 20th player in WNBA history to score 5,000 career points.
Parker has 23 points, 10 boards; Sparks dominate Lynx 79-57
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Candace Parker had 23 points, 10 rebounds and four assists for her ninth double-double of the season and the Los Angeles Sparks routed the defending champion Minnesota Lynx 79-57 on Thursday night.
Los Angeles (16-11) led by at least eight points from 15-7 on. Minnesota (15-11) was held to its lowest points total since 2011.
Nneka Ogwumike back with Sparks after mystery illness
By DOUG FEINBERGAugust 2, 2018
NEW YORK (AP) — Nneka Oguwmike is happy to be playing again.
The Los Angeles Sparks star missed the last three games before the All-Star break because of a mystery illness that she described as flu-like with extreme fatigue.
WNBA picks Brunson to sub for ill Ogwumike on All-Star team
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Minnesota Lynx forward Rebekkah Brunson has been picked as an All-Star Game injury replacement for Los Angeles Sparks forward Nneka Ogwumike, who's been sidelined by an illness.
The WNBA announced Wednesday that Brunson will join Candace Parker's team, which will face Elena Della Donne's team in the exhibition in Minnesota on Saturday. For the first time, the league had two captains select the squads, rather than pitting the Eastern Conference against the Western Conference.
Dream beat Sparks 81-71 for franchise-best 8th straight win
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Angel McCoughtry scored 15 of her 19 points in the first half and the Atlanta Dream beat the Los Angeles Sparks 81-71 on Tuesday night for their franchise-best eighth straight victory.
Tiffany Hayes split a double team and made a floater in the lane to give Atlanta a 73-67 lead. On the Dream's next possession, McCoughtry hit a turnaround jumper to cap a 13-2 run.
Parker leads Sparks over Sky 93-76
CHICAGO (AP) — Candace Parker had 23 points, 12 rebounds and seven assists to help the Los Angeles Sparks beat the Chicago Sky 93-76 on Sunday.
Odyssey Sims and Essence Carson added 16 points each for the Sparks (15-10). It was Parker's eighth double-double of the season.
Delle Donne and Parker choose their teams for All-Star Game
By DOUG FEINBERGJuly 20, 2018
NEW YORK (AP) — The draft is finished and the squads are set for Team Delle Donne and Team Parker in the WNBA All-Star Game.
The league switched its format this year with captains choosing the sides and getting rid of conference affiliations. Both Candace Parker and Elena Delle Donne kept their WNBA teammates close for the game that will be played in Minnesota on July 28.
Parker scores 34 to lead Sparks in 99-78 win over Aces
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Candace Parker scored a season-high 34 points and finished one assist shy of a triple double as the Los Angeles Sparks beat the Las Vegas Aces 99-78 on Sunday.
Parker— who also had 11 rebounds and nine assists — scored 13 during a 26-5 fourth-quarter run that gave the Sparks a 92-72 lead with 2:16 remaining.
Neither team led by more than six and there were 19 lead changes before Los Angeles (14-9) pulled away. Las Vegas had a 9-2 run to lead 63-62 late in the third quarter.
Parker leads Sparks in 99-78 win over Aces
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Candace Parker had a season-high 34 points and finished one assist shy of a triple double as the Los Angeles Sparks beat the Las Vegas Aces 99-78 on Sunday.
Wings pull away for 5th straight win, 92-77 over Sparks
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Skylar Diggins-Smith had 22 points and 11 assists, helping the Dallas Wings beat the Los Angeles Sparks 92-77 on Thursday night for their fifth consecutive victory.
Dallas (12-8) had its lead cut to 71-70 after the Sparks' Riquna Williams hit a 3-pointer with 7:52 to go. The Wings then went on a 21-2 run before the Sparks (13-9) scored the final five points of the game.
Azura Stevens had 16 points for Dallas, and Cayla George and Liz Cambage each scored 12.
Thibault gets 300th career win as Mystics beat Sparks 83-74
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Kristi Toliver scored 18 points to help the Washington Mystics beat the Los Angeles Sparks 83-74 on Saturday for coach Mike Thibault's 300th career regular season win.
Thibault is the first WNBA coach to reach that milestone. Sparks coach Brian Agler is second all-time with 264.
LaToya Sanders added 14 points and eight rebounds while Elena Delle Donne and Ariel Atkins scored 11 points apiece for the Mystics (12-6). Washington has won six of its last seven games.
Ogwumike, Sun hold off Sparks for 73-72 win
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Chiney Ogwumike made a layup with 18.5 seconds left to help the Connecticut Sun hold on for a 73-72 win over the Los Angeles Sparks on Tuesday night.
Ogwumike finished with 21 points on 9-of-14 shooting. Rachel Banham had 11 points and six assists and Alex Bentley scored 10 points for Connecticut (10-7).
Sparks get back on track with 87-71 win over Aces
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jantel Lavender scored 17 points and the Los Angeles Sparks snapped a two-game skid with an 87-71 win over the Las Vegas Aces on Sunday.
Chelsea Gray added 13 points and Nneka Ogwumike and Candace Parker scored 12 apiece for Los Angeles (12-5). Ogwumike was making her return from a three-game absence due to a back injury.
Aces knock Sparks out of 1st place with 94-78 win
LAS VEGAS (AP) — A'ja Wilson scored 29 points and the Las Vegas Aces knocked the Los Angeles Sparks out of first place in the WNBA standings with a 94-78 victory Friday night.
The Aces (6-11) responded to a Sparks rally with an 11-2 run for their largest lead of the game at 87-70 and held on from there.
Las Vegas closed the second quarter with a 10-3 run to lead by seven at halftime and extended the advantage to 55-40 with an 11-3 start to the third quarter.
Stewart, Bird lead Storm to 81-72 win over Sparks
SEATTLE (AP) — Breanna Stewart scored 20 of her 27 points in the second half and Sue Bird had 10 points and 11 assists to help the Seattle Storm beat the Los Angeles Sparks 81-72 on Thursday night.
Natasha Howard added 14 points, and Jewell Loyd had 13 for the Storm (11-5).
Sparks get revenge against Wings 87-83
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Chelsea Gray made a key jumper from the right elbow with 20.9 seconds left and the Los Angeles Sparks held on to beat the Dallas Wings 87-83 on Tuesday night.
Gray's jumper made it 84-81 and the Sparks (11-3) made 3 of 4 free throws after a pair of defensive stops. Gray finished with 23 points and Candace Parker led the way with 29.
Sparks bounce back, beat Liberty 80-54
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Riquna Williams scored a season-high 25 points, hitting seven 3-pointers, to help the Los Angeles Sparks rout the New York Liberty 80-54 on Sunday.
The Sparks (10-3) scored the first 11 points of the fourth quarter to push the lead to 72-41, their largest of the game.
Los Angeles bounced back from a 101-72 loss to the Dallas Wings on Friday night and stayed atop the WNBA standings.
Cambage scores 20 points, Wings cruise past Sparks 101-72
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Liz Cambage scored 20 points on 9-of-10 shooting and Aerial Powers had 16 points and eight rebounds to help the Dallas Wings beat the Los Angeles Sparks 101-72 on Friday night.
Allisha Gray scored 15 points, Azura Stevens added 13 and Skylar Diggins-Smith, who finished with a season-low six points, had 11 assists — one shy of her career best set in 2014 — for Dallas (6-5).
Sparks win 5th straight, beat Fever 74-55
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Candace Parker scored 15 and the Los Angeles Sparks used their defense to win their fifth straight, 74-55 over the Indiana Fever on Tuesday night.
The Fever's offensive output was a season low in scoring as well as a season best defensively for the Sparks (9-2).
Los Angeles pulled away with 12 straight points to lead 70-53 on Chelsea Gray's basket with 1:31 left in the game. Gray added 14 points and Nneka Ogwumike scored 12.
Sparks stay atop WNBA with 81-72 win over Sky
CHICAGO (AP) — Chelsea Gray scored 21 while Nneka Ogwumike added 20 points and 11 rebounds to help the Los Angeles Sparks beat the Chicago Sky 81-72 on Sunday night.
Candace Parker added 16 points and 11 rebounds for the Sparks (8-2), who won their fourth straight and stayed atop the WNBA standings.
Ogwumike has another double-double, Sparks beat Dream 72-64
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Candace Parker scored 18 points, Nneka Ogwumike had 11 points and 10 rebounds and the Los Angeles Sparks beat the Atlanta Dream 72-64 on Tuesday night.
Odyssey Sims made a hook shot in the lane to extend Los Angeles' lead to eight points with 41.1 seconds to go and Essence Carson had a block at the other end to seal it.
Chelsea Gray added 10 points with seven assists for Los Angeles (6-2). The Sparks won four times during their five-game homestand.
Candace Parker leads Sparks over Sky 77-59
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Candace Parker scored 24 points on 10-of-14 shooting and blocked three shots to help the Los Angeles Sparks beat the cold-shooting Chicago Sky 77-59 on Sunday.
The Sparks (5-2) never trailed and went on a 17-3 run starting late in the third quarter and extending into the fourth to build to their largest lead at 69-45.
Nneka Ogwumike added 16 points and eight rebounds, and Chelsea Gray scored 10 of her 15 points after the break for Los Angeles.
Storm get 1st win in Los Angeles since 2015, rout Sparks
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Alysha Clark had 17 points and a career-high five steals, Breanna Stewart added 16 points and the Seattle Storm beat the Los Angeles Sparks 88-63 on Thursday night.
Seattle jumped out to a 24-9 lead in the first quarter and led 42-33 at the break behind 12 points apiece from Stewart and Natasha Howard. The Storm opened the second half on a 17-6 spurt to extend it to a 20-point advantage.
Parker's double-double helps Sparks beat Lynx 77-69
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Candace Parker had 19 points and 10 rebounds and Chelsea Gray added 15 points to help the Los Angeles Sparks beat the Minnesota Lynx 77-69 on Sunday.
Odyssey Sims and Nneka Ogwumike added 12 points apiece for the Sparks (4-1).
The Lynx (2-5), who beat Los Angeles in the WNBA Finals last season, have lost four in a row for the first time since dropping five straight in the 2010 season. That was the year before Maya Moore was drafted by Minnesota.
Gray has 23 points and 9 assists, Sparks beat Mercury 80-72
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Chelsea Gray had 23 points and nine assists and Nneka Ogwumike scored 18 points on 6-of-9 shooting to help the Los Angeles Sparks beat the Phoenix Mercury 80-72 on Sunday.
Odyssey Sims added 14 points, and Candace Parker had 10 in her season debut after missing the first three games with a back injury.
Chiney Ogwumike gets 1st WNBA victory against sister
UNCASVILLE, Conn. (AP) — Chiney Ogwumike scored 18 points in her first WNBA victory against sister Nneka, helping the Connecticut Sun beat the Los Angeles Sparks 102-94 on Thursday night.
Chiney Ogwumike, who missed all of last season with an injury, topped Nneka for the first time in six professional meetings. Nneka Ogwumike had 19 points.
Shorthanded Sparks keep Fever winless, 87-70
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Nneka Ogwumike had 25 points and 10 rebounds to help the Los Angeles Sparks beat the Indiana Fever 87-70 on Tuesday night.
Los Angeles, which took over the top spot in the AP WNBA power poll this week, jumped out to a 20-6 lead and it was 50-36 at the half behind 17 points from Ogwumike. Indiana pulled within 67-57 early in the fourth quarter but the Sparks answered with a 9-2 run and led by double figures the rest of the way.
Sparks edge Lynx 77-76 on Gray's shot in WNBA Finals rematch
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Chelsea Gray's contested off-balance shot in the lane at the buzzer gave the Los Angeles Sparks a 77-76 victory over the Minnesota Lynx in their season opener Sunday, an intense rematch of last year's WNBA finals.
Air tight: Lynx and Sparks set for another Game 5
By JON KRAWCZYNSKIOctober 3, 2017
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Nneka Ogwumike has a bandage under her right eye to mask the stitches she took from an elbow in the paint. Sylvia Fowles' right eye is red and bloodshot from the battles being waged on the glass.
The WNBA Finals rematch between the Los Angeles Sparks and Minnesota Lynx has pushed both teams to their limits, and all that remains is one last game in this season.
Los Angeles Sparks a win away from repeating as WNBA champs
By JILL PAINTER LOPEZOctober 1, 2017
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Los Angeles Sparks star Nneka Ogwumike was sporting a clear bandage under her eye Saturday. It wasn't hiding the five stitches she received after Minnesota Lynx center Sylvia Fowles used her arm to attempt track down a rebound in the fourth quarter in Game 3 of the WNBA Finals.
Ogwumike was quick to say Fowles didn't do it intentionally.
Sparks beat Lynx, move within win of consecutive WNBA titles
By JILL PAINTERSeptember 30, 2017
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Candace Parker and Nneka Ogwumike came up big to move the Los Angeles Sparks within one win of repeating as WNBA champions.
Ogwumike had 16 points and 10 rebounds and Parker had 13 points and five steals to help the Sparks beat the Minnesota Lynx 75-64 in Game 3 of the WNBA Finals on Friday night.
"Good players have to make big plays," Sparks coach Brian Agler said. "Tonight was our night."
Sparks plan to continue protest for Game 3 of WNBA Finals
By JILL PAINTER LOPEZSeptember 28, 2017
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los Angeles Sparks received a letter from a Minnesota fan who thanked them for taking a stand and going into the locker room for the national anthem before the first two games of the WNBA Finals.
While there were a lot of boos before Game 2, the fan wanted to make sure the Sparks players knew there were also a lot of people applauding their stance.


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England forced to name new cricket squad against Pakistan after seven COVID-19 cases
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England have had to select an entirely new squad for their limited-overs series against Pakistan after three players and four staff members tested positive for COVID-19, the country's cricket board (ECB) said on Tuesday.
Two days before the series gets underway with the first of the three one-dayers in Cardiff, Ben Stokes was named captain of the squad which will be announced later on Tuesday.
Read the latest updates in our dedicated coronavirus section.
Seven members of the England contingent tested positive in Bristol on Monday, one day after the final match of a one-day series against Sri Lanka.
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"...those impacted will now observe a period of self-isolation from July 4 following the UK Government's protocol on quarantine," the ECB said in a statement.
"The remaining members of the party have been deemed close contacts and will also isolate."
England are due to face Pakistan in three ODIs and three Twenty20 matches.
"Overnight we have worked swiftly to identify a new squad, and we are grateful to Ben Stokes who will return to England duties to captain," ECB chief executive Tom Harrison said.
"We also recognize the impact this news will have on our First Class counties and their men's playing squads and thank them...for their ongoing support in dealing with this pandemic."
All-rounder Stokes has been out of action since injuring his finger at the Indian Premier League (IPL) this year.
Incoming squad and support team members will have PCR tests and follow bridging protocols to ensure safe entry to camp.
The ECB said it was hoping at least some of the isolating players would be available to play the Twenty20 matches against Pakistan scheduled on July 16, 18 and 20.
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Georges ROUAULT (1871-1958)
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Georges Rouault, one of the most important
religious painters of the 20th century
From the age of 14, Georges Rouault became an apprentice to a master glassmaker and in 1891, he entered the Arts Décoratifs. He was taken under Gustave Moreau's protective wing as his favoured student.
Unfortunately Georges Rouault was unsuccessful twice in the Prix de Rome competition, which did not prevent him from participating in the Salon d'Automne in 1903 alongside Matisse and Marquet.
He essentially painted religious scenes and landscapes.
He also became friendly with the writers J.K. Huysmans and Léon Bloy who both influenced his painting. The same year he was appointed as curator of the recently opened Gustave Moreau museum just after the master's death as he had bequeathed the contents of his workshop to the French State in 1897.
Until the First World War, Rouault painted themes linked to an observative criticism of society, judges, and lawyers but also of the class struggle. He was as interested in the poor, emigrants or prostitutes as the wealthy. This search for truth was also a type of revolt where he expressed himself using shapes and colours. His drawing is sometimes a caricature or tragic but always pertinent, strong and violent. In 1908 he married Marthe Le Sidaner, the sister of the painter Henri-Eugene Le Sidaner (1862-1939).
Rouault's references are visible – Daumier, Degas, Toulouse-Lautrec and Forain.
He benefited from a first retrospective in 1910 with Druet.
His commiseration for those who were suffering or working in difficult conditions is evident. In his way, he denounced the excesses in The Reincarnation of Father Ubu.
Following the war, Georges Rouault chose to paint the deserted suburbs while adding the presence of Christ – a figure important to him as he was rooted in Catholicism – and he stated this faith as it allowed him to present a suffering humanity using the face of Jesus.
In this quest and this expression he sought a form of the Passion as can be seen in Christ mocked by soldiers. Between 1917 and 1927 he became passionate about engraving – circuses, maternity, Christ figures – he expressed himself with power and fervour.
Collectors and art merchants recognised the power of Georges Rouault work and he became well known in the United States.
In 1938 the Museum of Modern Art of New York exhibited his engraved work. At his death in 1958 he was given an official funeral in recognition of a life and career at the service of his convictions and his art without compromise.
Rouault was an exacting artist who did not hesitate to burn three hundred of his paintings, undoubtedly convinced that they were not up to the standards his master Gustave Moreau had taught him.
The prestige of Georges Rouault has not ceased to increase outside France and far as Japan principally as a colourist and engraver.


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She gave us the greatest gift. Now, Kathy Yeater's 'music is spread all over the world'
Frank Bodani
High school life as I knew it was about to unravel.
Sitting on the auditorium stage under bright lights, a few hundred people watching, listening. Surrounded by my Susquehannock classmates.
Nerves jangling.
My shot to lead the orchestra.
Then, a "pop."
One of my strings somehow jumped off the neck of my cello just before I dug into a solo.
I looked at my conductor, my teacher. Kathy Yeater didn't say a word. She knew.
She led me quickly off stage behind a curtain. Everyone waited, wondered.
Nerves pounding.
She smiled at me, as if to say, "We got this."
She calmly helped me get the string back in place, made sure it was tuned.
I settled enough. I actually had already learned from her what I needed before those moments, nearly 35 years ago now.
We walked back onto the stage and I began to play ...
She knew what music could do for you
Mrs. Yeater, as everyone called her, was the greatest of coaches. That's how I like to think of her now, days after cancer finally took her.
She was relentlessly demanding as she was supportive, exquisitely kind though blunt in her necessary appraisals and calls to order. She didn't embarrass students in front of their peers. She didn't concern herself with trying to win them over, either.
More: Read Kathleen Yeater's obituary
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No one was better at introducing you to music, then nudging you deeper into it. She knew how much it could do.
She pushed us to take private lessons, the discipline making us better students. She found us auditions and openings in quartets and orchestras and music camps, the new friends opening our worlds, the responsibilities making us more reliable.
We grew up quicker than everyone else. We woke early on Sundays to play at someone's church. We stayed up late on school nights to play for the high school musical. We learned to knot a tie.
Music paved my way for trips to Boston and Europe, to summer weeks on college campuses.
You wanted to perform for Mrs. Yeater.
"(She) had the uncanny ability to simultaneously inspire and instill fear because she knew you could do better," a former student wrote in a memorializing Facebook post." I remember her telling me, 'Now, Sarah, I don't want you to half-ass this.' And me most assuredly saying I would 'whole-ass it.'
"Later in life I picked up my viola again to play at church and she so kindly opened her doors and helped me brush the dust off.
"Mrs. Yeater never forgot a student."
Many of them discovered they wanted much more. It became a source of pride and wonder that her orchestras in the Southern York County School District were the best around, that so many of her pupils studied music in college, became professional performers and conductors, even teachers.
Her second husband says he decided on marriage only after seeing how much she loved her students.
Matthew and Patrick O'Brien were two of her last after 50 years.
They both started on the violin — the instrument she mastered growing up — as "squeaky little fourth-graders."
Matt is now a junior at Susquehannock; Patrick an eighth-grader.
"She was the type of teacher who always believed in the kids to the point where they started to believe in themselves," said their mother, Pat O'Brien.
Both of her boys want to keep playing. And it will always be there for them.
I don't play in groups anymore but regularly come back to my cello — always starting over with unused arm muscles tiring, rigid fingers sticking and notes squeaking again.
I play what I can. Part of it, always, will be to honor my music-teaching mother who made me try the cello in the first place, part for Mrs. Yeater who guided me from there.
'Her music is spread all over the world'
The stage-four cancer diagnosis stunned us all three years ago.
She only had weeks to live?
Of course, Kathy Yeater decided to fight and drove cancer back the way most of us figured she would. She still led the York Junior Symphony Orchestra and still taught private lessons as best she could.
The O'Briens remember her as much for making the time to watch Matt's track and field meets, as anything. Susquehannock athletic director Brad Keeney (another former student) escorted her to the stands with golf cart rides.
Only in late summer did the the cancer take over for good. The treatments became crippling as they kept her alive, and weren't even doing that very well anymore.
She taught for the last time a week or two before she died.
"She could hardly make it to the chair for her lessons. But when that student came in a light went on," said her husband, Bob Yeater. "It was, 'Keep that wrist up, use that full bow.'
"When that last student walked out, she almost collapsed. But she was teaching them …"
Former students celebrated her funeral service by playing her string quartet favorites. So many came to the church on less than a week's notice, from Minnesota, Illinois, Iowa and even El Salvador because she was the best they ever knew.
Lives magically entangled in notes played and lessons learned.
I felt that in July, playing simple melodies just smoothly enough. A room full of military veterans at the York State Fair immediately stood at attention and sang along with the national anthem.
I thought of who guided me there in the moment.
Of why so many others keep playing and teaching and giving that back.
"The reason her music is going to carry on" said her sister, Judy Sheckard, "is because her music is spread all over the world."
Frank Bodani is a sports and feature writer for the York Daily Record and USA Today Network. Contact him at fbodani@ydr.com and follow him on Twitter @YDRPennState.


Hen parties are always good fun and we all love being invited to one but sometimes it involves changing plans and travelling quite a distance. So if you're the bride-to-be and you want to say a little thank you to all your hens the best way to do it is to give everyone little gifts bags. Now these don't have to be expensive but if you've never made one before then it can be daunting. What do you put in them? Should there be a theme? It's entirely up to you but to help out those of you who have never made a hen party goodie bag before here are our top 5 things to put ion one!
Just because it's a party bag doesn't mean it has to horrid plastic! Besides the canvas tote bags are very popular right now and are really cheap and simple to order online. Plus to add that personalised touch you can get messages like, "Sam and Megan's 2013 Wedding" or "Emma's wild Manchester Hen party" etc. That way, whenever a hen comes to use the bag at a later date, she'll be mentally transported to the party!
This can be anything from Aspirin and a bottle of water. To a full blown kit compromising of heel cushions, make-up wipes, mini beauty products etc. Not necessary we know (as most women have these in their handbags anyway) but these are the small things that are easily missed and can make all the difference between a feeling fine and having massive hangover and looking like a mess.
A willy straw, fluffy party boppers, party poppers… It's tradition to have a party trinket or a silly party accessory when you're on a hen weekend package – yes even if it is a bit tacky. It's the done thing, so don't be a spoil sport and include a few silly, funny things in the bag.
If everyone knows one another then you don't need to include these but if some of the hens don't know each other then this is a great thing to include. They can be bought cheaply online; they aren't outfit intrusive and are more reliable than stickers.
These can be anything and they don't have to be expensive. We've found that personalised mirrors have been one of the best gifts as they make nice mementos and people will actually use them. You can have the hen's name on the mirror or you could have something like "Love Jules and Mark" to remind them of the wedding.


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George Stoll
2018 Spirograph drawings (1995-2017) and two new sculptures, c. nichols project, Mar Vista, CA
2016 so far…Selections of the past 20 years, Baldwin Gallery, Aspen CO
2015 goofy sublime, Rogers, Los Angeles, CA
2013 Garden of Earthly Delights, Baldwin Gallery, Aspen, CO
beads, gravity, prime numbers and catenary curves, Maloney Fine Art, Los Angeles, CA
2012 beeswax, tumblers and catenary curves, Winston Wachter Fine Art, Seattle, WA
2011 prime numbers and catenary curves, Maloney Fine Art, Los Angeles, CA
George Stoll, Gallery Seomi & Tuus, Seoul, Korea
2010 Selected Sculpture and Paintings, Maloney Fine Art, Los Angeles, CA
all 72 colors, Baldwin Gallery, Aspen, CO
2008 sacred and profane, Kim Light/LightBox, Los Angeles, CA
Tupperware 1995-2008, Baldwin Gallery, Aspen CO
2006 newspaper in the comics, Kim Light/ LightBox, Los Angeles, CA
2005 Ten Holidays, Baldwin Gallery, Aspen, CO
Open Studio, American Academy in Rome, Italy
2004 Thinking of Christmas, Angles Gallery, Santa Monica, CA
2003 George Stoll, Gallery Seomi, Seoul, Korea
2002 Holidays, Baldwin Gallery, Aspen, CO
Holidays, Grant Selwyn Fine Art, Los Angeles, CA
2000 George Stoll/Clay Ketter, Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University, Boston, MA
some holidays, Grant Selwyn Fine Art, New York, NY
some domestic arrangements, Baldwin Gallery, Aspen, CO
1999 New Work, Grant Selwyn Fine Art, Los Angeles, CA
George Stoll, Winston Wachter Fine Arts, Seattle, WA
George Stoll, Paule Anglim, San Francisco, CA
1998 New Work, Thomas Healy Gallery, New York, NY
1997 New Sculpture, Morris-Healy Gallery, New York, NY
George Stoll, Windows Gallery, Brussels, Belgium
1996 Happy Days, George Stoll/ Mark Bennett, The Contemporary Art Center, Cincinnati, OH
Snowflakes, Daniel Bernier Gallery, Santa Monica, CA
1995 161 Tumblers 2 Ways, Daniel Bernier Gallery, San Francisco, CA
Sculpture, Paul Morris Gallery, New York, NY
1994 Newspaper and Plywood Drawings, Paper Towel Paintings, and Fast Food Wrappers, TRI Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
Tupperware, A/B Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
2019 Social Photography VII,Carriage Trade, New York, NY
George Stoll, Robb Wynne and Collin Roberts, Gallery Seomi + Tuus, Seoul, Korea
Yesterday's Tomorrowland Today,Winslow Garage, Curated by Alexa Hunter and Ann Magnuson, Los Angeles, CA
2018 Social Photography VI, Carriage Trade, New York, NY
Conceptual Craft II, DENK Gallery, Curated by Carl Berg, Los Angeles, CA
2017 Apropos l'Hiver, Bel Ami, Curated by Naomi Sutter-Shudo and Sabrina Tarasoff, Los Angeles, CA
Artists Against Armaments, c. nichols project, Curated by Christine Nichols, Mar Vista, CA
Over the Rainbow, Praz-Delavalade, Curated by Rene-Julien Praz, Los Angeles, CA
2016 Home Improvements, Fraenkel Lab, Curated by John Waters, San Francisco, CA
We Were Here/ Absense of the Figure, Orange County Museum of Art, CA
TRI(…ed) Revisiting TRI Gallery, Wildins Cran Gallery, Curated by Rory Devine, Los Angeles, CA
2014 6018 WILSHIRE, Edward Cella Art and Architecture, Curated by Carl Berg, Los Angeles, CA
Transmogrification of the Ordinary, Angles Gallery, Curated by David Mc Auliffe, Los Angeles, CA
Thanks for the Mammaries, Klowden Mann, Curated by Bettina Hubby, Los Angeles, CA
2013 dig the dig, LA Mart, curated by Bettina Hubby, Los Angeles, CA
2012 Bad For You, Shizaru Gallery, Curated by Beth Rudin DeWoody, London, England
Tilt/Shift, Luis De Jesus, Curated by Darin Klein, Los Angeles, CA
Portraits, Curated by Carl Berg, Irvine Fine Arts Center, Irvine, CA
2011 Yellow, Curated by Kim McCarty, Michael's Restaurant, Los Angeles, CA
2010 Consider the Oyster, James Graham and Sons, New York, NY Curated by Ingrid Dinter
2009 Dilettantes, Dandies and Divas, Gavlak Gallery, Palm Beach, FL
2008 I Won't Grow Up, Cheim & Read, Curated by Beth DeWoody and Donald Baechler, New York, NY
Here's the Thing, Katonah Museum of Art, Katonah, NY
2007 Darling, Take Fountain, Curated by Konstantin Kakanias, Kalfayan Galeries, Athens, Greece
Eliminate, Albert Merola Gallery, Curated by John Waters, Provincetown, MA
Portraits, Carl Berg Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
2006 The name of this show is not GAY ART NOW, Curated by Jack Pierson, Paul Kasmin Gallery, New York, NY
Fair Exchange, Millard Sheets Gallery, Curated by Irene Tsatsos, Pomona, CA
2005 Stars and Stripes, American Academy in Rome, Biagiotti Progetto Arte, Florence, Italy
2003 Faking Real, LeRoy Neiman Gallery, Columbia University, New York City, NY
Formed to Function, John Michael Kohler Arts Center, Sheboygan, WI
Vessels, Greenwich House Pottery, New York, NY
Grant Selwyn Fine Art, New York, NY
2002 Out of True, University Art Museum, University of California Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA
2001 The (Ideal) Home Show, Gimpel Fils, London, England
Scott's Toilet Paper Show, 16 Beaver Group Exhibition Space, New York, NY
The Shock of the Mundane, University of Washington Henry Art Gallery, Seattle, WA
Burn, Artists Play With Fire, Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach, FL
Alterations, Graham Gallery, New York, NY
2000 Double Whammy, Atelier Gallery, Vancouver, Canada
1999 Domestic Bliss, Rocket Gallery, London, England
1998 Ensemble Moderne: The Still Life in Contemporary Painting and Sculpture, Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, Salzburg, Austria
Think Pink, La Mama Galleria, New York, NY, Curated by Chris Tanner
Chromoforum Color in Sculpture, University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX, Curated by Frances Colpit
The Bathroom Show, Thomas Healy Gallery, New York, NY, Curated by Wayne Koestenbaum
1997 New Work: Drawing Today, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Curated by Gary Garrels San Francisco, CA
1996 Winter Vistas, Champion International Corporation, Stamford CT
Try a Little Tenderness, Apex Art, New York, NY, Curated by Joe Fyfe
Liste 96, Morris Healy Gallery, Basel, Switzerland
An Embarrassment of Riches, Huntington Beach Art Center, Huntington Beach, CA
Real Goods, Art Manhattan Beach, CA
Menu du Jour, Silverstein Gallery, New York, NY
1995 Selections Spring '95, The Drawing Center, New York, NY
Soft Touch, Newspace Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
Still Life, James Graham and Sons, New York, NY
Group Show, Adam Baumgold, New York, NY
Group Show, Daniel Weinberg Gallery, Curated by Steve Wolfe, San Francisco, CA
Inaugural Exhibition, Paul Morris Gallery, New York, NY
Group Show, Bravin Post Lee, New York, NY
Gramercy International Contemporary Art Exhibition
Paul Morris Gallery, Gramercy Park Hotel, New York, NY
Paul Morris Gallery, Chateau Marmont Hotel, Los Angeles, CA
1994 Gramercy International Contemporary At Exhibition
Hooked on a Feeling, Curated by Patrick Nickell, Kohn Turner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
1993 Indisposable, Steve Hurd Fine Art, Mondo Lot, Santa Monica, CA


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As Dismantling Global Hindutva conference opens today, participants tell of threats, intimidation, lies and smears from Hindu nationalist right-wing supporters of Hindutva
WASHINGTON, D.C (Sept. 10, 2021) – As the Dismantling Global Hindutva online global conference begins today, participants are coming forward to share with the world the threats of physical harm, state-sponsored disinformation campaigns, Indian right-wing media bias and cyber attacks from Hindu nationalist groups hoping to scuttle the conference.
Meanwhile, the National Confederation of Human Rights Organizations has condemned the attacks on the conference by the Hindu right wing, Hindutva.
Despite the massive campaign of disinformation and intimidation, support for the conference has only grown. When the attacks began, the conference was backed by more than 45 departments and centers from 41 universities. Now, the conference has the support of 70 cosponsoring units and centers from 53 universities.
More than 10,000 have registered to attend the three-day online conference.
ROHIT CHOPRA
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF COMMUNICATION, SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY
"The level of hate has been staggering. Organizers and speakers have received death threats, threats of sexual violence, and threats of violence against their families. Women participants have been subjected to the vilest kind of misogynistic threats and abuse, and members of caste and religious minority groups associated with the conference have been targeted with casteist and sectarian slurs in the ugliest sorts of language."
"Each such instance of violent and forced censorship is meant to create a chilling effect. The hope of the Hindu Right is to intimidate and bully scholars so that no one dares analyze Hindutva in any manner other than the unequivocally laudatory or hagiographic."
PROFESSOR GYAN PRAKASH
DAYTON-STOCKTON PROFESSOR OF HISTORY AT PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
"This conference takes place at an urgent moment in my country's history at a time when farmers, workers, women, Dalits, Adivasis, Bahujans, Muslims, religious and sexual minorities, are opposing the project of Hindu majoritarian nationalism being put into practice by the Sangh Parivar," wrote Professor Gyan Prakash, Dayton-Stockton Professor of History at Princeton University. "As education is an arena where Hindutva seeks to establish its dominance and control, such a conference is a collective intellectual exercise to plot and imagine our way out of this caste-fanatic, misogynist nightmare."
MEENA KANDASAMY, POET AND AUTHOR
"The conference is an opportunity to understand how Hindutva poses itself as Hinduism and identifies India with its undemocratic ideology and politics. This is important because Hindutva has become the ideology of the Indian state with all its undemocratic implications for women, Dalits, Muslims, and the right to dissent."
DEEPA KUMAR, PROFESSOR OF MEDIA STUDIES AT RUTGERS UNIVERSITY
Congressional testimony: "This conference has been subjected to overwhelming attack both in India and in the United States. Fringe groups have placed immense pressure upon universities to back out of the conference. Their line of attack has been to falsely characterize the conference as anti-Hindu, even though conference organizers have made clear on the website for the conference from the start that they are critiquing the 100-year-old, fascist-inspired Hindutva ideology."
Cyberattacks
"I was informed that Hindu supremacists have bombarded university servers with this disinformation, sending close to one million emails to the Presidents, Provosts, and other officials at cosponsoring universities."
"At Drew University for example, the servers registered over 30,000 emails within a few minutes. University servers were overwhelmed and had to block all emails containing the conference title in them, including legitimate emails."
"Electronic attacks on the conference have included attempts to shut down the Eventbrite registration page; the Facebook page was shut down, but conference organizers are working to reinstate it; the conference website was taken down for a period of two days, and there was a successful attack on the conference email address, shutting it down for a day."
Indian Right-Wing Media Lies
"In India, the conference was attacked on prime-time television shows run by known far-right and Hindutva-affiliated news anchors. The have claimed that the conference is funded by everyone from George Soros to the CIA to other foreign governments."
THOMAS BLOM HANSEN
CHAIR AND PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY, STANFORD UNIVERSITY
Congressional testimony: "It is clear that the campaign to suppress critical scholarship and discussion of Hindutva has escalated over the past decades, in particular since Prime Minister Narenda Modi's victory in 2014, which has given many Hindutva activists a sense of impunity. However, such abuse are illegal acts that need to be reported to the police and to campus security immediately."
"Hindutva activists do not represent Hindus as such. They actually represent the interests of a foreign government. The true face of the Hindutva project in India and the rest of world needs to be understood and documented, relentlessly. U.S. based academics are well positioned to be part of this work and uphold the value of fact-based scholarship against partisan forces that are trying to manipulate how Indian society and Indian history are understood in the wider public, in India, and in the U.S."
AUDREY TRUSCHKE
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF SOUTH ASIAN HISTORY AT RUTGERS UNIVERSITY
Congressional testimony: "I am the target of repeated smears and misinformation campaigns. Hindu nationalist groups have tried, unsuccessfully so far, to prompt my employer, Rutgers University, to take punitive action against me. Many Hindu supremacists openly discuss trying to influence the New Jersey state government, elected officials, and Rutgers administrators in order to silence me, a scholar."
"While I am a favorite target of US-based Hindu supremacists, I am not exceptional. Many other scholars of South Asia have been targeted as well – not only by nationalists overseas but also by U.S. citizens who are part of this homegrown form of Hindu supremacist hate. In fact, Hindu supremacists based in the United States have led the campaign of fear and intimidation against the academic conference, Dismantling Global Hindutva."
APOORVANAND
PROFESSOR AT THE HINDI DEPARTMENT, FACULTY OF ARTS
Congressional testimony: "The idea of academic freedom has now become redundant in India barring one or two states. The primary reason is the complete takeover of all institutions by the ruling Bhartiya Janata Party, which is the political wing of the Rashtriya Swaymsevak Sangh, a fascist organization which works in the name of Hindu supremacy."
"It also rules the media space as most of the TV channels and newspapers have become its mouth organ. Rules have been framed depriving teachers of having and expressing their own opinion if it goes against the state. They cannot publish without the permission of the university authorities, especially if it critical of the state policies."
"Many central universities in India which are centrally funded have adopted these service rules. They are forbidden from making any collective representation, even about academic and logistical issues. Recently, three teachers at a central university were issued show cause notice for having written collectively asking for internet facility on the campus for online classes. Before that, a general warning was issued after one of the faculty members published an article critical of the ideology of the ruling party."
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PARIS. – One could say that the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) Euro 2016, which France hosted, was either the least interesting or the most unpredictable.
But one thing is certain: It has finished and has a champion: Portugal.
When Euro 2016 had kicked off one month ago, French journalists were saying that the majority of the French population was against the country hosting this event. French people are always more concerned about the social problems in the country.
But Euro 2016 became more interesting for them when their national squad showed great performance, and sought to become European Champions.
Les Bleus played in the Euro 2016 Final on Sunday. They faced Portugal at home, and were considered the clear favorite in this match.
Capital city Paris was living and breathing football since early Sunday morning.
The Euro 2016 Paris fanzone, which is in the Champ de Mars large public greenspace at the foot of the Eiffel Tower, opened at 4pm, and tens of thousands of youth "packed" it.
But in the end, Portugal became the Euro 2016 champions by defeating the host nation 1-0, with Éder's extra-time goal in the 110th minute.
And then began the dreadful events. All those who were celebrating the victory of Portugal took to the streets. Firecrackers, explosives and shouts ensued, and the French capital city immediately changed for the worse.
The French quickly went home to forget this defeat.
Despite everything, Euro 2016 is now history.
And now, I need to hurry to the airport, to return to Armenia.
Incidentally, congratulations to Portugal and their fans!


The Declaration of Independence Butterfly awaits for the guests to arrive with their potluck items.
This is the most participation we have had for a potluck in a long time!
Yea yea, just let us eat!
Now that watermelon blueberry was to die for!
Some more selfies with the ladies of Westpark.
We were just blown away by everyone's participation! The food just kept coming and coming!
And more food photos because, why not?
A big thank you to Andrea and Shawanda for making the 4th of July banner!
And a big thank you to all of our amazing cooks at Westpark!
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