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By Jonah Bronstein
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I took a detour into Ralph Wilson Stadium last Sunday, circling out of the docile media parking area and strolling through the taligate party in the camper lot.
Without an ounce of alcohol in my blood, it felt like I had entered a Mad Max dystopia.
Grown men marinating in sweat and booze, wearing faded Zubaz and tattered jerseys with another man's name on the back, rejected my appearance in their shanty town.
I wore my Sunday best. They glared and blitzed insults.
"Nice tie, loser."
"Gomez, your dad looks lost."
"You know you're at a Bills game right?"
I smiled and informed them I was there for work.
"Work this mother ..."
Unable to find my friends because they were too preoccupied by a man covering himself in condiments to answer their phones, I made my way back to friendlier confines in the press box.
As we passed through security, a fellow sporstwriter noted that during the Bills glory days, fans would start camping out in the lot on Wednesday and proceed with the debauchery all the way up until kickoff.
As I sat in my seat and watched the stadium fill up, the drunks filing in last, I shook my head at the realization that this particular group of fans were so crucial to the survival of the Buffalo Bills
With all the fretting these past two weeks over injuries, Ryan Fitzpatrick's glut of interceptions and Mario Williams' lack of sacks, more worrisome developments have gone somewhat ignored.
Ralph Wilson's declining health, stalled negotiations on a new stadium lease and Toronto punting away their bi-annual preseason game are all bad omens for the Bills future.
But worst of all was the Buffalo News report that team officials don't expect to sell out as many as four late-season home games.
Judgement Day is coming for this pro football market. If multiple blacked out games and a continued inability to excite the Toronto fanbase persist, it becomes increasingly difficult to argue Western New York is still a viable home for this franchise.
The Bills' business model is based largely on the belief that more than 70,000 fans will file into the stadium on any given Sunday. That's why ticket prices are lower here than anywhere else in the league and the billionaires who run the NFL forgive the market's relative lack of corporate sponsorship dollars and big-spending suite-buyers.
Let's be honest with ourselves — this isn't quite as big of a football hotbed as we'd like to believe. Go to any high school game on a Friday night or UB on a Saturday if you diagree.
Our three favorite past times, in no particular order, are eating, drinking and communally cheering on the Bills and Sabres.
September and October games at the Ralph provide the perfect venue to indulge in all three activities at once.
But when the winter weather we often claim to be so unaffected by hits, the eating and drinking aspect of going to a Bills game because far less appealing, and thousands of us decide to stay home and watch on television.
Or stay home and complain about the game being blacked out.
Bills officials have taken measures to curb rowdy behavior in the stands and team-owned lots. But they must be careful not to alienate this large bloc of the fan base, or the calls to "Make Mom Proud" will bounce off empty rows of seats in the stadium's upper bowl.
On the other hand, those fans need to do their part by showing up for every game, not just a select few.
I'm not talking about the truly dedicated supporters, the ones who treat season tickets as family heirlooms and boarded buses to Cleveland today.
It's the 10,000 or so that flaunt their dedication on the opening weekend, but are noticeably absent in the final month of the season.
I understand how uncomfortable it can be to sit in the stands on a cold, snowy day, particularly when the on-field product leaves something to be desired. (I've done it plenty of times when covering high schools, and once, in 2007, when the Giants were in town and the stadium squall flung frozen rain in all directions). I also acknowledge the holiday season is a factor.
But those are weak excuses for the lot of us.
If Bills fans are serious about keeping this team here, they need to circle the wagons and prove they love the actual football games as much the party in the parking lots.
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Tires were flipping and metal flying Saturday morning, as Indiana State students vied for fitness bragging rights.
The inaugural Most-Fit Sycamore competition kicked off before 9 a.m. in Indiana State University Arena's North Gym, with participants taking part in an eight-event fitness challenge.
Organizer Nate Brown, a kinesiology instructor at the university, said the idea was prompted by a similar contest at Ohio State University. Limited to students, faculty and staff for now, the group hopes to host another contest as part of this year's homecoming festivities.
"They actually exceeded some of my expectations," he said of the athletes participating.
Events included both bench press and squats for maximum repetitions, the tire flip, a half-mile run, a rope climb, an agility run, limbo, and a football throw for accuracy.
"Overall, I think we did very well for it being our first year," he said, adding prizes were given for individual champions in both male and female categories, as well as team events.
Senior Dayne Hosier took home the men's title after a morning spent winning nearly all of his events. The 21-year-old former Terre Haute North Vigo High School track and field athlete got 20 repetitions in one minute, bench pressing his weight of 175 pounds. Squatting 225 pounds, he likewise produced 20 repetitions in one minute.
"It's definitely something to do for next year," he said, indicating he'll likely compete again.
But more than competition, the event allowed him to measure his own ability, he said.
"I didn't necessarily look at it as (competition), it's just kind of personal goals to see where I was at," he said.
Freshman Monica Larsen, also a former Patriot athlete, won the women's championship.
"My first competition ever," the former high school basketball player and track athlete said.
Larsen completed 15 repetitions of the squat in one minute with 135 pounds of weight, and bench pressed half her body weight, 70 pounds, for 21 repetitions in the same time.
"I've been lifting since seventh grade," she said, adding she's excited to compete again.
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Brad Rosenbaum and Jenny Sproehlich of Menomonee Falls will enjoy dinner at a Port Washington restuarant after winning Patch's Cutest Couple Valentine's Day contest.
The 15 Patch sites in southeastern Wisconsin invited couples to post their photos online and asked readers to vote on their favorites. We received more than 70 nominations of couple of all ages, and more than 100 votes.
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In1975 I was re-employed by Walt Disney Feature Animation after having spent 12 years living the artist life in the outer world. I had resigned from Disney's in 1962 thinking animated cartoons just didn't serve the world. I had an opportunity to go into technical films which I thought would help instruct the world rather than just entertain. Most of the films I worked on in this period were military films which served a wealth of information on how to fight wars, break things and hurt people severely. I eventually came to conclude that contributing art to animated cartoons was a more useful worldly uplifting endeavor. At this time I had become involved in my own company, a partnership with four partners and myself. It was like being married to four people, all guys with too much testosterone. I decided to sell my share in our little concern and seek another job. Fortunately the other guys wanted my shares and Disney's wanted me back. Well, Disney's wanted me back after a lengthy interview. At that interview I tried very hard to convince them that I could animate special effects but I had to settle for a position as an assistant animator in the special effects department.


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There is beauty in fire hydrants, in trees, in brick laid firmly on brick.
There are already streets lined with art. It is not expert advice we need and costly junk, but our own souls.
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Effingham County again has a "property assessment equalization factor" of 1.0000, the Illinois Department of Revenue said in a news release.
Commonly known as a multiplier, the factor is used to achieve uniform property assessments among counties, as required by law. Multiplier use is equally important because some of the state's 6,600 local taxing districts overlap into two or more counties.
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Last spring MCC took on as an in-house chief designer and naval architect Kasia Milewska. Milewska brings to the party literally a world of experience, having gotten a master's degree in naval architecture and marine engineering from the Technical University of Gdansk, worked as a project manager for Ted Hood in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, as a naval architect for Southern Wind Shipyard in South Africa, and most recently spent four years as a naval architect and designer for Ron Holland in Ireland. This new member of the MCC team gives the company the added ability to manage projects from start to finish.
In addition to everything else, MCC's Marco Polo concept is a significant departure in the megayacht category because it emphasizes economical performance without giving up luxury. Five important details stand out to me as setting this extraordinary yacht apart from others: First, Marco Polo II's bulb bow adds 10 percent to her actual speed.
Second, her "get-home" Schottel pump-jet bow thruster can swivel 360 degrees, can drive the boat at 5.5 knots and does not protrude below her bottom. It has been used in commercial applications for years and has proven reliability.
Third, the yacht has two large spade rudders that are port and starboard of the prop. They are designed to greatly improve the boat's directional stability in a following sea, with the added advantage that, along with the propeller pocket above the prop, they create an end-plate effect for slightly greater prop thrust.
Fourth, the bottom of the boat rises from about the center of the vessel to the stern, very much like that of a sailboat. This design reduces the stern wake and drag over more conventional motor yacht bottom shapes.
Fifth, a 1.9-meter-diameter Schottel controllablepitch propeller driven by a commercially rated, 1,911-hp Caterpillar 3512B diesel will propel Marco Polo II.
All of these design and mechanical attributes, along with others not mentioned, create exceptional fuel efficiency. From records compiled in more than 30,000 miles of use, MCC reports that Marco Polo at 10.7 knots burns 100 liters per hour, and at 12 knots burns 150 liters per hour. These are remarkably low fuelconsumption figures for a 473-gross-metric-ton vessel. A typical 116,000-pound, 70-foot convertible sportfish yacht burns 133 liters per hour at 11.7 knots. In other words, a 70-footer burns about the same amount of fuel as Marco Polo, which weighs nine times more.
One cannot visit the southeast section of China without being impressed by what has transpired there over the last 30 years. Not only have bicycles disappeared from the streets of large cities like Guangzhou (formerly Canton), but so have the motor scooters. This year, Chinese monthly automobile sales exceeded those in the United States, children in kindergarten are learning English, and Chinese banks are the most solvent in the world. Just as a 21-year-old Venetian traveler in 1274 stood in awe of the China ruled by Kublai Khan, so too is the new China something over which Westerners marvel. And China is once again building a navy. Contact Cheoy Lee Shipyards at +852 2307 6333, www.cheoylee.com; MCC-Maritime Concept and Construction at firstname.lastname@example.com, www.mcc-marcopolo.com.
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- Remove the two 8mm bolts from the top of the fog light bracket
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We live in a nation that claims to have values. Well I see American values and you can keep them for yourself. I want nothing to do with American values.
American values demand that we pay school teachers and EMS workers as if they were menial laborers while they pay a baseball player, who plays a god damn game for a living, a quarter of a billion dollars!
Nothing personifies American values more than the New York Yankees in their quest to build a new stadium. The New York Yankees are building a new stadium because their classic historic stadium is not opulent enough for these overpaid children who never developed any skills past those learned when by many five years old children. I have nothing against professional athletes, or entertainers for that matter, but let's face it, they provide nothing to further or support our existence. They are a drug for the masses and they get to play a game for living while the rest of us work our asses off in order to eat and live indoors.
Now the Yankees are getting ready to destroy a neighborhood park, where good hard working non-wealthy people take their morning runs and bring their children to play, so that they can have their new ball park. But that's not the best part…the new stadium will have fewer seats than the old one. But…it will have more luxury boxes normally reserved by rich corporations who will no doubt use some of their tickets to bribe politicians in some technically legal way! Obviously the stadium will have fewer affordable seats (if you can consider the price of the cheap seats affordable), so Joe school teacher and Mary EMS worker will no longer be able to take their child to see Alex Rodriguez play and get paid $155,000 for each game the Yankees play! Forget about the local grocery store worker who can not even see the Yankees on TV because cable TV charges their viewers too much money even though they receive a fortune from their advertisers! (Why the hell do we pay for TV and still have to watch ads? Aren't the ads supposed to pay for the cost of TV, just like broadcast?)
Yes, the Yankees are doing exactly what the Bush administration and the Republican fascists are doing. They are making America a place where only the extremely wealthy can enjoy life. They are even taking baseball away from the common man. Greed is now the only aspect of American values that counts. Say what you want about liberals, but this, my friends is the mission of the right wing and guess what…mission accomplished! Think about it!


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The Honor Flight program helps to send veterans on trips to Washington, D.C. to visit memorials and monuments as a thank you for their service.
The three local men on this trip were Clive Wells of Plano, Wilbur Rush of Centerville and Raymond Berner of Seymour. Each man served during the late 1940s and early 1950s right out of high school. Rush enlisted after graduating from Corydon High in 1948. Wells and Berner enlisted after graduating from Seymour High School in 1949.
The veterans were welcomed home in grand style with a band playing marches, the Freedom riders motorcycle club all holding flags and hundreds of family and friends forming a tunnel to greet each veteran. To thank them for their service the veterans also received letters on the return flight. Kathy Heitmeyer's fourth grade class from Lakeview were among the letter writers and they were very appreciated.
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NORMAN — Thanks to my Arkansas buddy, Greg Ennis, for sharing this story:
"Each December, I vowed to make Christmas a calm and peaceful experience. I had cut back on non-essential obligations.
Yet still, I found myself exhausted, unable to appreciate the precious family moments and, of course, the true meaning of Christmas.
My son, Nicholas, was in kindergarten that year. It was an exciting season for a six-year-old. For weeks, he'd been memorizing songs for his school's "Winter Pageant."
I didn't have the heart to tell him I'd be working the night of the production. Unwilling to miss his shining moment, I spoke with his teacher.
She assured me there'd be a dress rehearsal the morning of the presentation. All parents unable to attend that evening were welcome to come then. Fortunately, Nicholas seemed happy with the compromise.
So, the morning of the dress rehearsal, I arrived early and found a spot on the cafeteria floor and sat down.
As I waited, the students were led into the room. Each class, accompanied by its teacher, sat on the floor.
Because the public school system had long stopped referring to the holiday as Christmas, I didn't expect anything other than fun, commercial entertainment — songs of reindeer, Santa Claus, snowflakes and good cheer. So, when my son's class rose to sing "Christmas Love," I was slightly taken aback by its bold title.
Those in the front row, center stage, held up large letters, one by one, to spell out the title of the song.
As the class would sing "C is for Christmas," a child would hold up the letter C. Then, "H is for Happy," and on and on, until each child holding up his portion had presented the complete message, "Christmas Love."
The performance was going smoothly, until suddenly, we noticed her; a small, quiet, girl in the front row holding the letter "M" upside down — totally unaware her letter "M" appeared as a "W."
The audience of first- through sixth-graders snickered at this little one's mistake. But she had no idea they were laughing at her, so she stood tall, proudly holding her "W."
A hush came over the audience and eyes began to widen. In that instant, we understood the reason we were there, why we celebrated the holiday in the first place, why even in the chaos, there was a purpose for our festivities.
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HOUSTON A suburban Dallas man convicted of using a baseball bat to kill a woman delivering donuts and breakfast tacos to his parents' home has lost a federal court appeal of his death sentence, moving him a step closer to execution.
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Using just six players, Whittier boys not only beat Minuteman to move to 14-2 on the season but it scored its most points in a game in three seasons, winning 91-64. It was the Wildcats' highest point total since Jan. 28, 2010 when they beat Greater Lawrence, 92-81. Justin Reyes went off for 41 points and grabbed 14 rebounds while Ryan Grant added 21 points and 11 assists.
One and won
With 30 seconds left in a tie game, Salem boys basketball forced a Londonderry turnover and freshman Matt Vartanian made it pay off by sinking a 10-footer from the baseline. His only hoop of the night earned Salem a 45-43 victory. Good team defense led by Jack Hartman ("He stepped up on both ends of the floor," said head coach Rob McLaughlin) held Londonderry to just 16 second-half points.
Triple-double for Hoopes
Molly Hoopes had 15 points, 17 rebounds and 12 blocked shots, but Haverhill girls basketball lost 50-33 to Dracut.
Knights snaps losing streak
For the first time since losing Morgan Lumb to a sprained ankle Jan. 15, North Andover girls basketball earned a victory.
The Scarlet Knights posted a 45-37 victory over Lowell behind Michaela Mello's season-high 15 points to go with four rebounds and four steals.
With North Andover leading 38-37 with 1:21 left, Leah Chittick scored seven straight points to put the game out of reach.
The Scarlet Knights had lost five straight.
No sophomore slump here
After a tight six-point victory against Greater Lowell in mid-January, Whittier girls "had the rematch date circled on our calender,"ead coach Kevin Bradley said. Coming out with a vengeance last night, the Wildcats rolled out a near-perfect effort, forcing 32 Gryphon turnovers to win big, 70-40, and clinch a share of the CAC title. Sophomores did all the damage for Whittier as Michaela Martin led the way with 24 points as well as great defense while the trio of Dominique Ortiz, Samnell Vonleh and Josie Sanchez combined for 32 rebounds.
Bombs away
Converting a season-high 10 3-pointers as a team, Salem girls basketball exploded for 50 second-half points to come back and defeat Londonderry, 71-62. Junior Brenna Blakslee (29 points with 5 3-pointers) and freshman Allie Sirmaian (4 3s) drove the Blue Devil offense, Ayla Rowell impressed with 14 rebounds and Emily Hickey led a strong defensive effort. Sophomore Casey Evans led the Lancers with 19 points.
For the first time in program history, North Reading-Lynnfield wrestling posted a perfect regular season record, going 25-0.
Neither North Reading or Lynnfield ever had a perfect season when they were separate programs, too.
North-Reading-Lynnfield received 12 individual wins, including Andrew Kibarian at heavyweight (pin in 50 seconds), in a 65-7 victory over Josiah Quincy Upper.
Upset win
Lawrence pulled off an upset yesterday for its second victory this winter, knocking off 9-6 Notre Dame of Tyngsoboro 52-43 in girls basketball action.
Karla Dominguez netted a team-high 16 points for the Lancers (2-14).
Reggies qualify for tourney
Jasmine Severino collected 12 rebounds and added six points while Kiana Perez scored 12 points to lead Greater Lawrence 45-42 over Minuteman in girls basketball.
The Reggies (10-5) qualified for the tournament after to failing to make it last year.


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Rajan Menon is the Monroe J. Rathbone Professor of International Relations at Leigh University and a fellow at the New America Foundation. His book The End of Alliances argues that America's Cold War- era alliances have become irrelevant to today's challenges. In the original article below he looks at how Obama should address Asia.
The number of challenges awaiting President-elect Barack Obama in Asia, from Iran in the west to Japan in the east, will be matched only by their complexity, with nuclear proliferation, failing states, terrorism, outmoded alliances, and the governance of globalization being but a few on a long list. The good news is that while the rest will plague him from the moment he crosses the threshold of the White House, the third—recalibrating America's alliances—will afford him the luxury of time.
Still, the unbreakable link between solvency and strategy will become evident to the new president quickly and starkly. The economic crisis now gripping the United States will have long-term consequences that will force reductions in US defense spending and even a scaling back of commitments to allies. Apart from the financial reasons, this shift will occur because the strategic environment bears little resemblance to that of the Cold War and because the American public's patience with expensive ventures and commitments abroad has worn thin. Obama must also establish a realistic basis for working with states who are not allies, but important partners nevertheless.
A reassessment is overdue, particularly in Asia. America's key allies in the North Pacific, Japan and South Korea, can do far more to protect themselves. Japan has the world's second largest economy but has spent less than 1 percent of its GDP on defense on average since the end of World War II. The assumption that it cannot do better and that the rest of Asia will conclude that it is about to revert to militarism if it does has become gospel within the US foreign policy establishment. Contrary to this prevailing assumption, however, Japan is fully capable of thinking strategically and adapting to its external environment: just consider its history from, say, the Tokugawa period onwards. There were several adept changes of course of which the disastrous path taken in the 1930s was but one. Nor does Japan face the Manichean choice of militarism or minimalism; there is a sensible, feasible intermediate choice. Japan can better defend itself without scaring its neighbors and has the responsibility, indeed the right, to work out the modalities independently. It does not lack the acumen and assets necessary.
The same applies to South Korea. Its GDP is the world's 13th largest ($ 1.2 trillion in 2007) and its industries and technological base are world-class. The contention that it cannot safeguard itself against moth-eaten North Korea (whose $40 billion GDP ranks 95th) unless the American military presence on its soil stays the same is fatuous, not least because Seoul is also far ahead of Pyongyang in the caliber of vintage of weaponry.
Devolving greater responsibility to allies is not equivalent to abandoning them. The United States will remain a Pacific power. Obama should work out arrangements for the common defense that reduce America's burdens and responsibilities and that also safeguard its interests. He should do so in concert with America's allies but also through a regional security system featuring arms reductions and confidence-building measures.
Maintaining the status quo (which is what the United State has done, except for some repositioning and drawing down of its forces in Japan and Korea and changes, though hardly far-reaching, in the terms of the US-Japan alliance) is not the only way to advance US interests. Indeed, it is not the best way, nor will it prove practical given America's new financial and strategic exigencies.
Apart from alliances in the strict sense, the United States has forged important alignments (cooperation based on overlapping interests but not binding commitments related to security) in Asia in recent years. India is the best example, and the convergence is natural in the aftermath of the Cold War, during which the relationship was cool, even hostile at times.
Both countries are democracies. Their elites are familiar with one other. The Indian and US economies are becoming progressively more intertwined and the shared strategic interests include the threat of terrorism and the desire to counterbalance an ascendant China. This was the backdrop for the 2008 Indo-American nuclear agreement, which refashioned America's prevailing non-proliferation in order to cement the entente with India.
Despite this concord, the new administration must maintain realistic expectations. There will certainly be collaboration between the United States and India—not on America's or India's terms, but on complex calculations and compromises. America will surely be disappointed if it expects that India will ally overtly with it against China. For India, the most sensible strategy is to be coveted by both sides. Why alienate one when you can gain benefits from, and hedge against, both by positioning yourself in the middle? In particular, why anger China, a large, powerful, and proximate state?
Nor should Washington expect India to support stiffer sanctions on Iran, let alone an American military strike against Iranian nuclear installations. India has longstanding, substantial, and multifarious ties with Iran and will not damage them. Moreover, New Delhi does not want to be seen as deputy to the American sheriff. The new-found alignment has strong critics in India. Some worry that it will compromise India's autonomy, others that it will stoke the great power fantasies of nationalists and divert the country from urgent problems rooted in poverty and social justice. Virtually no Indian political figure of any consequence would endorse an attack on Iran; nor would the Indian public.
Obama's challenge will be to define areas of convergence and points of divergence with India realistically and to craft policies that prevent the latter from undermining the former.
Getting America's alliances and alignments in Asia right will hardly be the first item on President Obama's to-do list. That's a good thing. There's time to ensure that America's critical relationships in Asia are in sync with the times. Yet it must on the agenda of a President whose campaign theme was change.
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I wish Obama only the best of luck, integrity and that he will survive. What he will have to deal with are cognitive dissonances. I hope he will make the right decissions, not the crazy.
Lets hope Obama can solve the financial crisis, and not do it at the cost of neglecting international, particularly Asian affairs. Some of the best analysis I have seen on Obama and Asia is at the East Asia Forum.
Obama won a noble prize soon after becoming president and yet he is sending more and more troops to afghanistan.
When President Obama steps foot in Beijing, the words of Elvis Presley should be uppermost in his mind: Stop. Look. And listen. Certainly the president will have been advised by his very able Asia team, read countless briefing papers, and have a fully set menu of topics for discussion and negotiation. Yet the most important objective for the president's first trip to China should be to listen to as many Chinese voices as possible. No amount of time spent with second-hand insights can substitute for the president developing his own first-hand understanding of where China is today and where it is likely to be tomorrow.


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I may have recently complained about groupthink and the tendency of reviewers to go easy on games they're excited about, but every once in a while a title comes a long that everybody can get on board trashing. Ideally, it's something that allows for a ton of Star Wars jokes.
Star Wars: Kinect is now that game everybody loves to hate. When it was first announced, journalists looked at the chance to swing lightsabers and force-choke stormtroopers with motion controls with cautious optimism, but as time went on, it became clear that this title was heading south. Here's a roundup of some choice words from reviewers around the web:
Eurogamer: Overall, Kinect Star Wars is an incoherent and clumsy compilation, one driven more by brand synergy than any creative imperative. The better elements would arguably have worked better as standalone digital releases, while the core gameplay is both awkward and unsatisfying. Kids will find it far too fiddly and unresponsive, while adults will be put off by the repetition and generally slapdash "see what sticks" approach to gameplay. Waste your time with this, you should not.
GamesBeat: When Kinect first appeared, I cut it some slack. Games such as Dance Central were so cool that I tolerated a lack of accuracy. But this deep into the cycle, the developers still haven't mastered matching the Kinect controls with player ability. The system rarely recognized my gesture when I tried to kick. In any given fight, the system will miss one or two of your strikes. In combat, that's pretty bad. It could cost you your life if the game weren't so forgiving.
More time wouldn't have helped this game. Better writers might have salvaged it, but it amazes me that no one told the team to start over and get it right.
IGN: If you're an adult and a Star Wars fan, then you should know Kinect: Star Wars isn't made for you … It's disappointing and alienating as a fan to see the likes of Han Solo breaking it down in the very carbonite chamber he was hurt in, or to watch as Leia happily dances before the sadistic Jabba the Hutt (not to mention should children be dancing with a bikini-clad woman who fears for her life?).
The tale of Kinect Star Wars seems a fitting metaphor for the Kinect as a whole. Despite the promise of an an entirely new way of controlling video games, a few titles like Dance Central and The Gunstringer don't quite make up for a wealth of games that seem to almost get at Kinect's original marketing before falling short. The Kinect may be sort of a magic device for programming hobbyists of all sorts, but I've always felt it was just short of being sensitive enough to actually play games with.
What amazes me is that nobody in the (apparently) "200+ people, 10 teams" big development crew hasn't noticed that the fundamental idea for this game is a complete disaster. It looked bad when they've rolled it out on stage during E3 2010, and it looks even worse now with Han Solo and Lando doing "The Speeder" while breakdancing in the carbonite chamber.
I have to agree with you there. It's amazing what games will come out sometime. You have to just sit back and wonder, did nobody notice these issues or did they just not care? What's worse is games that are downright broken. In what other industry can you release such buggy products? It would like if every other frame was missing out of a movie.
To be fair, I do think games have overall been improving in quality, especially with the internet around to alert consumers to shoddy games.
Looking at Mass Effect 3′s ending, Silent Hill HD's looks, or the entirety of Resident Evil: Operation Racoon City – that just might be the case.
I don't understand what you're getting at. Are you saying reviewers are wrong to pan this game because they're all just engaging in groupthink? If so, I need you to make that case for me because if a game is bad, it's bad. Most reviewers also hated Amy, was that a case of groupthink? Not saying you're wrong about the groupthink, I think you definitely see it, especially with the blockbuster titles. Just wondering where you see it with Kinect Star Wars.


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OKLAHOMA CITY — Rosemary Berry stood in the top row of State Fair Arena, saying a few prayers and hanging on every move and every second as her son wrestled for a state championship below.
She didn't have anything to worry about.
Norman North junior Levi Berry decisively handled Ponca City's Brannon Hunt, 14-5, to claim the school's third individual state championship and wrap up two weeks of his life he'll never forget.
Berry, a state champion as a freshman and state runner-up as a sophomore at Tuttle, didn't wrestle the entire regular season because of a question about his residency after his transfer to North. And it wasn't until the week of the regional tournament that he was officially cleared to compete.
Two weekends later, he was back on top of the podium in the Big House as Class 6A's 160-pound champion.
"I'm just so excited to be back on the mat," Berry said. "There were people who were saying I couldn't do it in 6A and now that I have, it's phenomenal."
After surviving a close semifinal Friday against Bixby's Mason Thompson, Berry controlled things throughout against Hunt, scoring all four of the takedowns in the match and really never was in danger.
He spread around a lot of credit for keeping in shape during his non-season, from Coach Greg Henning's encouragement to several teammates who worked him hard in the North wrestling room on a daily basis. Berry was there every time North wrestled this season, supporting and encouraging his teammates.
Even in doing what he had, the lack of outside competition made this a tough scenario, even if it made tournament days during the regular season a little less stressful for Mom.
"It's such a disadvantage, because no matter what you are doing to stay in shape it isn't going to feel like it is in a match," Berry said.
And Rosemary Berry also had some praise to spread to North Principal Bryan Young for his efforts working with the OSSAA to clear up her son's eligibility question.
"Mr. Young worked so hard. It's really, really good to see a principal care about doing the right thing for the kid," she said.
Berry was one of three finalists for North.
Sophomore Hayden Hansen wrestled one of the night's most competitive matches at 126 and had all the late momentum going against Union's Luke Wolfenbarger. Hansen scored two third-period takedowns and nearly had Wolfenbarger down a third time, but the Redskin junior hung on and claimed a 5-4 victory. Hansen finished with a team-high in wins with a 42-2 record.
North junior Blake Bassham had won two consecutive matches against higher-seeded wrestlers to reach the finals, but fell behind 9-2 before being pinned seconds before the end of the second period by Broken Arrow's Tanner Bailey, who won all three of his matches by pinfall this weekend. Bassham finished the season 35-8.
The trio pushed North all the way to a fourth-place finish in the 6A team competition, which was won by Edmond North. And perhaps the best news of all for Henning is all three of his state placers, plus several other good hands, will be back next season.
"We want to start putting Norman North wrestling on the map," Berry said. "This is the start of a new era here."
NHS:NHS enjoyed its best season in many years in terms of qualifying wrestlers for the state tournament, with four Tigers making the field. Unfortunately, only senior Colin Pasque at 138 managed to win a match, reaching the consolation semifinals before bowing out.
Senior Derek Ross and juniors Nigel Jolliffie and Cael Stumpff reached the tournament but were ousted Friday.
Westmoore:While, freshman Dalton Duffield burst on the scene with a state championship in his first season, his teammates had a tougher time.
His teammate John Finn came agonizingly close to matching him at 220, but fell to Edmond North's Andrew Dixon 1-0.
Keaton Randall also placed fourth for the Jaguars at 126, while Shane Rogers won a match but failed to place at 152.
Moore:The Lions got points from all four of their wrestlers in the tournament, with senior Derek Sivertsen making it to the championship match at 182 but falling to Edmond North's Lance Dixon, 11-3.
McKale Washington placed fourth for the Lions at 152, while Josh Lindsey and Colby Moates each won matches on the weekend but failed to place.
Southmoore:Nathan Marek came into the weekend as the defending state champion at 170 for the SaberCats and looked to be on his way to another title after easily winning his first two matches.
But Edmond North's Derek White had other plans, upsetting Marek 6-4 for the title in a rematch of last week's regional final, which Marek had won 6-0. Marek, a junior, finished the season 44-3.
Southmoore's Conor Dooling at 113 and Zac Damico at 120 both reached the semifinals before falling. Damico eventually wound up placing fourth, while Dooling, Zac Moore and Jakoby Walker failed to place.
Noble:The Bears placed five wrestlers into the Class 5A tournament, but all fell in their first-round matches Friday. Two, Trevor Symes at 106 and Tristan Rabe at 138, won matches in the consolation round but did not place.
The good news for Noble is four of their qualifiers — juniors Dakota Boxwell and Rabe, sophomore Shelby Greeson and freshman Symes — will be back for another crack at it next year. Only senior J.E. Bailey had his last go-round as a high-schooler.
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Re: Final Stand suckstrialstardragon Feb 22, 2012 5:10 AM (in response to k16)
This game is not realistic, you do not respawn if killed in reality. So the whole its not realistic card is just a failure on your part.
Stop being a mindless rusher getting to close to them and then as soon as the animation begins to change start to move away thinking they are dead.
And pay attention each match to who goes in to FS and watch the leader boards to see how many times they have died. So if you get near them you have an idea that they could drop in to FS the next time they die. So if they do you can react to it properly isntead of just getting butthurt that they ended your precious kill streak.
Final thing, stop taking this game serious, it is just a game meant for entertainment and nothing more.
Re: Final Stand sucksfallenshadow000 Feb 22, 2012 8:50 PM (in response to trialstardragon)
TBH, Deathstreaks really shouldn't exist, period. Black Ops did just fine without them; true story, bro. Pretty stupid when you empty your gun only for them to slip back like they stepped on a bar of soap (or worse, spontaneously combust).
Re: Final Stand sucksundzis Feb 22, 2012 9:17 PM (in response to fallenshadow000)
couldnt agree more. there is no place for deathstreaks. the whole concept of being rewarded for doing bad or just being bad is a stupid idea to start with.
Re: Final Stand sucksWNSA Feb 22, 2012 9:02 PM (in response to k16)
If you die from a deathstreak you should get a point towards your poin streaks.
Re: Final Stand suckssamunoz1 Feb 24, 2012 12:20 PM (in response to WNSA)
It is easily one of the most annoying deathstreaks, but its the only one that lets you get back up and retain, and possibly add to, your killstreak points. I wouldn't mind if they took it out along with akimbo machine pistols, striker's insane rate of fire, quick scoping and lag compensators.
Re: Final Stand suckstacticalinfekt Feb 24, 2012 8:37 PM (in response to samunoz1)
They should remove the following:
Death Streaks. (At least the offensive ones like FS and Martyrdom)
Akimbo. (What trained professional marine runs around with dual pistols)
Heartbeat Sensors. (Really not even needed in the game with all the access to UAVs)
Re: Final Stand suckssamunoz1 Mar 1, 2012 9:05 AM (in response to tacticalinfekt)
UAV spam in this game is insane. Assassin is pretty much mandatory. 1st thing I do when I spawn is fire my two stinger rockets since they are always in the air. That way I only have to kill 3 more people for my predator.


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