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Alumna returns to Lawrence for performing arts project
University alumna Kristen Doering, right, now a master's student at Juilliard, will perform with seven other students at the Lawrence Arts Center on Thursday as part of a collaboration called the Arts Fusion Initiative.
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Kansas alumna Kristen Doering describes Juillard as one of the most intense experiences combining a mix of inspiration and intimidation. As a Juillard master's student, she has had her musical abilities tested and has pushed herself into new territory, but she wouldn't have it any other way.
In her recent work as a Juliillard student, Doering has teamed up with seven other students including dancers, a composer, a baritone/actor, a singer, a violinist and a cellist to form a collaborative performing arts experience called the Arts Fusion Initiative.
Doering, the pianist and co-founder of the Initiative, is a Garden City native and chose to bring the Initiative to her home state of Kansas. The group will embark on the tour this month and will perform in Garden City, Kansas City, Mo., and Lawrence.
The project is inspired by the poem "A True Account of Talking to the Sun on Fire Island" by American poet Frank O'Hara. Each artist was given the poem to form their own interpretation of it. The performance showcases each of their synchronized interpretations.
"I have always felt a deep connection and love for the people across Kansas who have supported me through the years," Doering said. "Not only in my musical endeavors, but in my personal development as well."
While in Lawrence, the group will perform at the Lawrence Arts Center. Doering picked this location because she knows it is a central part of the community and she wanted to give back to the Lawrence community she loves. She said
Doering started playing piano when she was just 4 years old, following in the footsteps of her three older brothers. Doering graduated from the University in 2011 and was a member of the Chi Omega sorority.
the LAC was the first place she went to rent the venue for the performance.
Doering had four mentors while at KU: Jack Winerock, Paul Tucker, Julia Broxholm and Genaro Mendez, all of whom were influential to her growth and success as a musician. Winerock, division director and piano professor, is a Jiiillard alum as well.
Doering's mentors all taught her the freedom to explore her abilities as a musician and that her musical intuition, regardless of her age or experience, is meaningful and valid.
"No matter where I am in the process, it was those four who supported my personal development and recognized I am a good artist," Doering said.
Winerock said Doering had to be flexible during her Juilliard auditions and had to have the ability to work well
with people. When applying for the world's most rigorous music school, she not only had to prove how well she can play but also how well versed in her style she is, how fast she can pick up new material and how well she can collaborate with other musicians.
Doering said she has grown personally and professionally during her time at Juilliard. She said she was scared at first to go and have her skills put to the test, but on this journey, she has seen new sides of herself.
"This project is an entrepreneurial project she put together," Winerock said. "It is her creativity, imagination and determination. It is quite fabulous."
The Arts Fusion Initiative will perform Thursday at the Lawrence Arts Center. The performance begins at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $10 for general public and $5 for students and seniors.
Edited by Ashley Peralta
Apple hackers leak nude photos of several stars
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LOS ANGELES - Apple said Tuesday that hackers obtained nude photos of Jennifer Lawrence and other female celebrities by pilfering images from individual accounts rather than through a broader attack on the company's services.
Meanwhile, numerous sharing sites removed images of the stars apparently in response to copyright complaints.
However, experts say there is no way to fully scrub the photos from the Internet and the images could keep popping up in the future, forcing celebrities to file repeated complaints as they play a cyber-version of the arcade game "whack-a-mole."
Apple said its engineers have determined that hackers breached individual accounts and didn't obtain general access to a pair of the company's services — iCloud and Find my iPhone. The tech giant said it released the results after conducting 40 hours of investigation.
Law enforcement inquiries likely will take days or weeks to complete.
The FBI offered no details on its efforts to identify people responsible for stealing the images that were posted on image-sharing site Imgur.com, the social networking sites Reddit and Twitter, and other websites. But the agency said Monday it was aware of the breach and addressing the matter.
Similar investigations have involved the use of search warrants and digital forensics to determine how hackers obtained everything from Paris Hilton's contact list to nude photos of actresses Scarlett Johansson and Mila Kunis.
Lawrence, an Oscar winner
for her role in "Silver Linings Playbook," contacted authorities after the images of her began appearing Sunday.
By Tuesday, a Reddit thread that had been compiling links to images of nude photos of Lawrence and other celebrities had been disabled due to a copyright claim, the website said.
Representatives of Twitter, Reddit and Imgur did not respond to messages seeking comment.
Users reported difficulty finding working links to the images on other sites.
Apple Inc. said it was cooperating with the FBI and urged users to adopt stronger passwords and enable a two-step authentication feature to prevent data thefts.
Naked images purported to be of other stars also were posted, although the authenticity of many couldn't be confirmed.
Mark Rasch, a former federal prosecutor who specialized in computer crimes, said investigators will focus on who's responsible for the theft of the photos, the tools they used, and the idiosyncrasies of how they program.
"There is a digital trail," Rasch said. "What you hope for (is) the people aren't very good at what they do, that they screw up, that they (upset) other hackers. Or that they leave a trail."
Rasch said authorities will sometimes catch an early break or get a tip that leads them to suspects. The investigations are difficult, he said, but "it's equally difficult to get away with it scot free."
In the past decade, federal prosecutors have successfully prosecuted a Massachusetts teenager who hacked Hilton's
phone account and posted her contact list online. The teenager was sentenced to several months in jail.
Christopher Chaney, a Florida man, was ordered by a federal judge in 2012 to be imprisoned for 10 years for the hack that targeted Johansson.
The people responsible for stealing the Lawrence photos might also be tracked by private investigators who can operate faster than government agents, said Rasch, whose company Rasch Technology and Cyberlaw has conducted similar investigations but is not working on the current data breach.
"Even if you can get it taken down, it's likely to pop up somewhere else," said F. Jay Dougherty, a law professor at Loyola Law School Los Angeles who specializes in entertainment and intellectual property issues.
Mickey Ostreicher, a media lawyer and general counsel for the National Press Photographers Association, said a successful copyright complaint could scrub the images from a site forever, but Lawrence and other celebrities will have to remain vigilant and keep filing takedown notices.
"You have to go to each place," he said. "It's kind of like playing whack-a-mole."
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