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Louisville Teams Break Records and Bring Home Titles
In a familiar style the Trinity High School football team capped one of the most remarkable seasons in state history Dec. 2.
The Rocks racked up 604 yards of total offense and crushed previously unbeaten Scott County 62-21 in the 6-A final of the Russell Athletic/KHSAA Commonwealth Gridiron Bowl.
Before nearly 7,000 fans at Houchens Industries/L.T. Smith Stadium in Bowling Green, Trinity (14-0) claimed its 9th title in 11 years and 21st in school history.
"It's a great group of kids and we knew we had something special way back in January of last year," said coach Bob Beatty. "They sure haven't disappointed us."
On a night when the Rocks' offensive stars combined to break the record for points in a state championship game (59 set by Trinity in '02), it was running back Dalyn Dawkins who shone brightest.
The junior ran 12 times for 144 yards and four touchdowns – all in the first half—as Trinity amassed 396 yards of total offense and built a 42-14 halftime lead.
The barrage continued in the second half as quarterback Travis Wright connected with junior wide receiver James Quick for TD strikes of 42 and 8 yards in the third quarter.
Garrett Saur's 63-yard TD run with 10:56 remaining in the fourth quarter put the Rocks up 62-14.
Wright, who finished with 298 yards and 4 TDs on 15 of 19 passing, was named MVP of the championship game.
"(Before the game) all of the coaches were telling us we haven't played our best ball," said Wright. "I think we played pretty close to our best ball tonight."
Class 3-A
After losing star running back Anthony Wales to injury with a separated left shoulder on the game's third play from scrimmage, Central needed some late-game heroics to eke out a 15-14 victory over Belfry in the 3-A state championship game.
Trailing 14-9 with 2:01 left in the fourth quarter, quarterback Tajh Milliken completed a 35-yard pass to Cornelius Bolden in the back right corner of the end zone to give the Yellowjackets (12-3) their second straight title and fourth in five years.
"We told him just throw it up there and let him try and go get it," said Central coach Ty Scroggins. "It shows that we are more than just Anthony Wales. I've been telling guys all year we are a full team."
Wales finished an outstanding career with 8,213 rushing yards, behind only Derek Homer of Fort Knox (8,224) and Johnson Central senior J.J. Jude (8,637) on the all-time career rushing list.
Other championship results:
- Class 1-A: Mayfield 26, Hazard 24
- Class 2-A: Covington Holy Cross 33, Glasgow 14
- Class 4-A: Highlands 42, Franklin-Simpson 14
- Class 5-A: Bowling Green 55, Anderson County 3
The Kentucky Football Coaches Association announced its District Coach of the Year and Player of the Year honorees. Louisville-area winners included:
(player of the year)
(coach of the year)
1-A, District 2
- Jesse Keen, Holy Cross
- Mike Fletcher, Holy Cross
2-A, District 4
- Ivan Talley, CAL
- Stefan LeFors, CAL
3-A, District 3
- Anthony Wales, Central
- Ty Scroggins, Central
4-A, District 4
- Lee Lee Hayden, Valley
- LaKunta Farmer, Doss
6-A, District 3
- Kiante Northington, Butler
- Cory Crume, Southern
6-A, District 4
- James Quick, Trinity
- Bob Beatty, Trinity
6-A, District 5
- Tanner Evans, Eastern
- Matt Brown, Oldham Co.
For the second year in a row Southern High School's wrestling team opened its season by taking first place at the Dixie Duals.
Held last Saturday at Doss, the meet featured 12 teams, including runner-up Fairdale, DeSales (4th place), Central (5th), Doss, Fern Creek, Male, Holy Cross and Moore.
The Trojans, winners of three straight Region Three titles, went 5-0 with pool play wins over Male and Fern Creek followed by victories against Fairdale, DeSales and John Hardin in the playoffs.
"I was really impressed with how aggressive our kids were," said Southern coach Kirk Latsha. "We have a really mature team."
Jake Maupin of Fairdale was named Most Outstanding Wrestler after going undefeated in five matches and conceding just one point on the day.
The senior was 40-0 last season before falling to J.J. Jude of Johnson Central in the state championship of the 171-pound weight class.
Maupin, who was also a standout running back/linebacker for the Bulldogs football team (117 tackles in '11), is looking for a rematch, even if it means wrestling out of class.
"He's wrestling at 182, but if he's at a tournament, I'm bumping up to wrestle him," said Maupin, who plans to compete at 170 this season.
Another big meet is on tap for local wrestlers as Fairdale's King of the Bluegrass tournament is contested Saturday.
Trinity, Southern, Fern Creek, Doss, Valley, DeSales and Holy Cross are all scheduled to attend.
Weigh-ins begin at 8 a.m. with wrestling slated to start at 10 a.m.
Last Saturday, Louisville Cross Country Club, comprised of seven runners from Assumption High School, became the first-ever Kentucky girls' team to compete in the elite Nike Cross Nationals in Portland, Ore.
The team placed 18th in the field of 22 teams and was led by Katherine Receveur, who completed the muddy course in 19 minutes and 30 seconds (112th place).
Also scoring were Emily Bean (124th, 19:40), Bailey Davis (136th, 19:54), Caroline McCaslin (141st, 19:57) and Kensley Defler (144th, 19:59).
Kate Crawford (175th, 20:42) and Amanda Vokoun (189th, 21:27) rounded out the team.
The reigning 3-A state champions from Assumption qualified for the meet after finishing second in the Southeast Regional last month in Cary, N.C.
Heather Baxter of Simi Valley XC Club (Calif.) won the individual title in 17:38 and Manlius Cross Country Club (N.Y.) claimed its sixth-straight team title.
Class-A state champion Jacob Thomson of Holy Cross will face many of the country's best this Saturday at the Foot Locker National Championships in San Diego.
The sophomore qualified by finishing 7th with a time of 14 minutes and 55 seconds at last month's South Regional in Charlotte, N.C.
The boys' race, held at Balboa Park, begins at 1 p.m. EST and will be webcast live at www.footlockercc.com.
Local Dancing Teams Headed to Figure Skating National Championship
After qualifying at last month's Midwestern sectionals, two Louisville ice dancing teams are bound for the U.S. Junior Figure Skating National Championships this weekend in East Lansing, Mich.
The championships are the highest level of competition for skaters at the juvenile and intermediate level in the disciplines of singles, pairs and dance.
On Nov. 15 the brother-sister duo of Christopher Elder, 10, and Sophia Elder, 8, both students at Kentucky Country Day School, punched their ticket by finishing 3rd in the Juvenile Dance Division at sectionals held in Fort Collins, Colo.
Luke Purnell, 12, and Claire Purnell, 11 — siblings who attend Anchorage Public School — placed 9th in the same division to advance.
Both teams compete as part of the Louisville Skating Academy and are the first performers in the program's 12-year history to appear at nationals.
Luke Purnell also qualified as a single skater in the Juvenile Boys Division, placing fourth at the Eastern Great Lakes regional held in Mentor, Ohio last October.
"My strength is my jumps," said Luke Purnell, who performs a double axel (two-and-a-half rotations in midair) as part of his routine.
In team dance competition the duos will skate three routines in front of a panel of judges. After Ten-Fox and 14-Step pattern dances with prescribed choreography and music, the pairs are allowed a free dance with lifts, spins and footwork sequences of their own choosing.
"I get really nervous," said Luke Purnell about the competitions. "I train really hard for it and try to run through my routine twice a day to make sure I'm prepared."
The Purnells and Elders are on the ice two hours a day, six days a week and have a comprehensive off-ice program that includes physical conditioning as well as ballet instruction.
In addition to Nationals, all four skaters will perform in the Nutcracker on Ice presented by the Louisville Skating Academy later this month at the Iceland Sports Complex.
Now in its eighth year, the production of the holiday classic features more than 80 local skaters.
Contact columnist Chris Cahill at email@example.com
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I recently cancelled a cruise with Travelocity. My husband was laid off and we couldn't afford to go. I was told that my refund would be in my account within 4-6 weeks. At 6 weeks there was still no refund. I was told that I was miss-informed by their agent and it actually would take 9-12 weeks. I talked to several of their representatives who were extremely rude to me. I kept calling and moved up the chain of command. All they could tell me is that they were finally able to "expedite" the process, but it would be another 7 business days before I would even get any money back and it would not be the full amount. I was told they could nothing to do with this and that it was all Carnival's issue. Carnival is not the one I had to get the refund through nor was it their agent you told me 4-6 weeks. They would do nothing to help. They kept saying that I would eventually get my money and that I could get a voucher for a future cruise (which I was to get because they only refund a partial amount, I knew this from the beginning.) I will never use them again and after sitting for hours on the phone getting horrid service, a voucher isn't going to cut it. I wouldn't recommend them for anything.
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saj80 on 12/03/2010:
I am not a travel expert, but it is my understanding that in order to get a refund, you need to purchase travel insurance. If this is the case, your claim should be with the insurance company, not Travelocity. I am hoping another M3C'er will comment on this, in the event I am wrong.
Anonymus on 11/09/2011:
If you cancel your cruise and will be expecting a refund then ofcourse a refund will be processed. But Travelocity doesn't refund the money. Actually is the cruise line that will refund the money but will only release the funds if the commission given to Travelocity has been refunded. Which of course will take some time to process. Now if a travel insurance was purchased indeed it will be the insurance that the issue should be resolved in. Which I see that the cancelled reason is a covered reason base on travel insurance policy provided by Travelocity.
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I booked a cruise with Travelocity and later found much better fare on AA.com. To give you an idea some of the cruises I checked with senior discount were almost 30% lower at AA.com than Travelocity plus AA gives youu one mile per $ spent. I tried calling Travelocity for their price match and all their agents ware trying to say was "Sorry you are out of luck". I was barely few hours shy of their 24 hour window. doh.
Well anyway my ADVICE is check airline sites for cruises, since they have unbeatable prices and you can accrue miles. YOU GET NOTHING FROM TRAVELOCITY.
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Ben There on 10/23/2010:
Unfortunately most travel websites - including the airlines themselves - have a strict 24 hour policy... I don't know any that have a 24 hour + a few more hours extension.
Its always best to shop around.
Weedwhacked on 10/23/2010:
Check all sites before you book and you won't run into this problem. If you agree on a price with a certain agency, why would they agree to lower it?
getoverit on 10/23/2010:
AFAIC, all those price guarantee gimmicks that travel sites, retailers, and anybody has are just an invitation to get caught up in a hassle. They're always full of disclaimers and conditions. Life's too short.
Shop around and then make your decision. I don't even look at those things.
Ben There on 10/23/2010:
Because flights, cruise and hotel prices go up and down all the time, its best to stop looking once you have made a purchase, especially if any changes come with penalties or are not allowed. It just saves heartache.
trmn8r on 10/23/2010:
I am surprised to hear that these third party companies have any kind of price match in the first place. In addition to that, you were evidently *outside* the 24 hour window of said guarantee. Therefore, you need to just accept the deal that you struck.
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BUYERS BEWARE! Travelocity operates on fraudulent advertisement principles when it comes to booking a cruise. My husband and I and our couple friends tried to book a cruise via Travelocity to the Eastern Caribbean. $3000 was charged to our credit card for the two of us last Sunday. As of today (Thursday), we still do not have plane tickets reserved through Travelocity. Mind you, we were given E-Documents confirming that our cruise was booked on Sunday afternoon and that our credit card passed through this transaction. I've personally spent over 5 hours on the phone with several different customer service representatives over the past 4 days. Not only were they inconsistent with the information they provided, they were rude, disrespectful, refused to help us fix the problem, and put us on hold for about 80% of the time we spent on the phone. At one point, when I asked to speak to a manager, the customer service representative even hung up on me. Furthermore, a customer service representative just told my husband that we should feel sorry for him for having to spend 2 hours on fixing this issue...I'm sorry, we weren't getting PAID to deal with this issue and you want us to feel sorry for you? My husband is now on the phone with a manager, and we STILL don't have the plane tickets we paid for last Sunday. I just want to stress to everyone...please don't use Travelocity, this has cost us $3000, over 5 hours of time, and ruined our excitement about our much-needed vacation.
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I will Echo your title.....and go a step further. Do not use Travelocity nor ANY web travel company. Book directly with the service provider. Also, a piece of friendly advice, arrive into your cruise departure city a day early to allow for airline screw-ups and mis-communications with Travelocity. Pay for the extra night in a hotel and you will save a headache by NOT traveling on the day of your cruise departure.
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I would add to what the Judge had to say - find yourself a good local travel agent that specializes in cruises. Every cruise line and even each ship has its own "personality" and by dealing with someone that really knows the cruise industry will insure you find just the right cruise on the right ship.
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And I will agree with Hugh. If one has to use a travel agent, use one that actually has an office that you can drive your car to and walk inside, not a virtual office.
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I purchased the travel protection plan for a cruise I was going to take, found out the very next month that I would have to have emergency surgery and could not take the cruise which was going to be 2 months away, called canceled the trip submited my doctors note and paperwork to the insurance company called berkely, after paying 469.00 for myself and a travel companion I was only reimbursed 100.00! What a load of crap!!! What's the use of the insurance if you can't get your money back, Travelocity's travel protection plan is a scam and totally useless!!!!!!!!!
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Anonymous on 01/27/2010:
I'm not sure what Travelocity's policy is, but I imagine if you were to read it closely, everything happened according to the policy.
Or, if upon reading the policy further, you may find that you were indeed wronged and would have a valid basis to fight the amount you got back and try to get more.
Ben There on 01/27/2010:
What was the reasoning from Berkeley? Pre-existing condition? Didn't cover your friend?
Deaneick on 04/05/2010:
they said the deposit was non-refundable!
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Sounds like you booked under Carnival's Early Saver Rate, where the deposit is non-refundable, non-transferable. If there was a cancellation - $50 administration fee per person (which you were probably refunded for by Berkley) and the rest of your deposit came in the form of a future cruise credit to be used within two years. This is all Carnival's cancellation policy. Hint: Had you cancelled more closer to the cruise (with booking paid in full), you would've been reimbursed by Berkley for the whole amount. =( Sorry bro.
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1) In your opinion, are these citizens committing a crime?
2) As an active member of the U.S. Air Force, would you fire on them?
3) Most importantly (for the purpose of considering the usefulness of the Second Amendment in the 21st century) how effective do you think those citizens will be against just the Air Force? (In answering, exclude from the equation the considerable firepower available to the Army, the Marines and the Navy, along with the government's fleet of armed drones, nuclear weapons, etc. Also exclude the resources of all municipal, county, state and federal law enforcement agencies, which presumably would be the first responders before the military was involved.)
"Applicants first must go to their local police station and declare their intent. After a lecture and a written test comes range training, then a background check. Police likely will even talk to the applicant's neighbors to see if he or she is known to have a temper, financial troubles or an unstable household. A doctor must sign a form saying the applicant has not been institutionalized and is not epileptic, depressed, schizophrenic, alcoholic or addicted to drugs.
Gun owners must tell the police where in the home the gun will be stored. It must be kept under lock and key, must be kept separate from ammunition, and preferably chained down"
The fact is that if guns are suppose to protect people and property, how come most guns used in crimes are stolen? Isn't that property. also.. 5 cops with guns couldn't stop a gun attack ny surprise, what makes others so sure they can?
Guns are meant for one purpose to fire at something.
People have every right to defend themselves, their families and their neighbors against those that couldn't care less about any rule of law, much less our Constitutional rights. If you feel uneasy about owning a firearm and don't wish to own one, that is your Constitution right, right on up to the very moment your government... places one in your hands, trains you how to use it, then orders you to use it on anyone your government orders you to use it on.
That is how it is in the real world.
There was/is a lot of misinformation about the weapons used in the Newtown massacre, this link provides one source for fact-checking.
Actually I think it had more to do with the people being the army of that time. The U.S. certainly wasn't outspending the next 17 countries military budget combined.
They aren't banning guns. They are banning certain guns with certain clips/magazines, working on requiring better back ground checks and hopefully in my opinion will increase penalties for "accidents" from careless gun owners.
Just because it's in the constitution does not mean it is limitless. Speech is a prime example, it's allowed to a point.
Is gun control going to end murder. No.. Could it help stop high death tolls in a single incident. Ask Australia.
Why do you think that is, Troy?
However, my view is this: The conception of the Second Amendment was written to address the legal requirement 18th century American males had to fulfill their civic obligation of serving in a militia, which was more integrated into social and cultural life at the time than any other institution, and certainly more so than any today. Today, the role of a 17th century militia is served by the U.S. military and local law enforcement agencies, both of which are under civilian control.
This same argument is or has been made in arguments for or against abortion.
It also doesn't say anything about felons not being allowed to have a gun or a person that is mentally unstable, and yet one of those are already done and the other in process.
Freedom of speech is allowed unless it affects others freedoms and liberties under the law (ever changing) or the threat of affecting it.
The supporters behind guns have often said it violates life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. At the same I think it fails to recoginize the victims that die because of guns; didn't that affect their right to life, liberty and pursuit of happiness at a far greater level?
I'm asking for change with semi-automatics and clips and requiring a class (like Japan), and background checks. I would prefer a national popular vote.. but that won't happen, so all I can do is email my reps.
"The passenger jets hijacked on 9/11 could have been saved by armed pilots"
Could have been saved by a secure door which ralph nader attempted to do prior and was never done because (it added cost).
I can't find the mention of the internet in anything they wrote in the constitution.. Do you know what page I can find it, I'm sure it must be there, after all they had totally thought out the future of America, they wouldn't forget the internet.
Yes, there were some early false reports — several of them. The shooter was even misidentified in the early confusion.
However, the medical examiner who conducted the autopsy pulled bullet after bullet out of the kids, and they came from the Bushmaster.
He was also carrying two handguns. The only weapon in his trunk was a Russian-made semi-automatic shotgun with a high-capacity drum magazine.
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posted " military to be the entity to fight a tyrannical government, if needed?"
Military is a part of government. Back when this was created there were few, most people that fought were volunteers with the understanding they would receive property. We on the other hand would be fighting the army to overthrow the government and semi-auto's aren't much of a match for airstrikes. (they didn't have planes back then either).. Or destroyers.. etc..etc.. Or a 10 Billion aircraft carrier.
Just like it being hard for them to think in terms today, it is also hard for us to think in terms of them. Which is why I have always asked should dead people have more voice over today than those of us that are alive?
also remember when they talked about freedom. They takled about specific freedoms only to a few. Slaves were hardley free to do what they wanted, you couldn't run for specific offices without property valued at 1000.00 etc..etc.,.
troy prouty*
And what would be the criteria for choosing the re-writers? Would there be race based and/or even a sexual appetite quotient involved/considered in the choosing?
And last but not the least, will it become a possibility or worse yet a reality, that, a U.S. President will remain in office for however many consecutive terms the citizens wish to keep him or her seated as their President ... ie. no more term limits on the P.O.T.U.S.?
Benjamin Franklin in all probability had that little ditty about land ownership thrown in so that he could collect on any political campaign debts run-up at his printing shoppe by future politicians having come up short after the polls had closed and final count tabulated.
Smart guy!
But I for one, am able to envision a time in our future that all will be required to acquire a connection to it, And all will be so ordered by way of a government mandate very similar to, and in all probably just as encompassing as 'The Patient Protection and Affordable Act'
And it most certainly doesn't require a jewel encrusted & feather adorned 'Swami Hat' to see that one coming in what will be hailed as 'The New Age of Enlightenment' ..or.. as some are already exclaiming this dawning as (or is to be) 'Our Time'
Gotta wonder just how inclusive that term is meant to be ..or.. will be.
Any thoughts?
It would be nice if we could at least stick with the facts. Cases can be made either way, no matter what weapon any particular mass killer used in any particular mass killing.
Does that make sense to anyone? It certainly doesn't to me.
We don't truly 'know' what weapons were used we only 'know' what the media tells us. Lately I have been bouncing back and forth between the liberal media and the conservative media rather than get my news from only a few sources that tickle my ears and back up my pre-concieved opinions. I can tell you both sides lie! Their stories aren't even close! If you want there to be an assault rifle you can find plenty of news sources to back you up if you don't want it to be an assault rifle you can find plenty of sites to back that up as well.
Sticking to the facts is not as easy as it may seem.
The problem is it's human nature to read what we want to be true, listen to what we want to hear, watch what we want to see and then preach as if we know what we're talking about. We all do it, including myself.
I realize you read news papers for a living therefore may be more "informed" but you also may be more "mis-informed". Unless we were there that day and saw it with our own eyes we truly don't actually know.
Fmtko (above) made a comment based on his own real life experience and being a hunter and shooter my whole life I concur with what he said.
Weather the killer (I refuse to post his name) used an assault rifle or hand guns is a moot point, he wasn't spraying bullets, otherwise there would have been a bunch wounded and some killed. This sicko was taking his time before the cops got there.
My point in short is: The particular model of rifle he used that day is not important, if it should be outlawed or not on it's own merit is the question.
They had it on tv in the start of the gun control hearings.. along with several other guns, on CNN Channel 24.
Probably depends who is writing it and why, similar to back then. There were many parts that we glorified of past history. Some would say that the people that wrote this was elite and wealthy, that they didn't want to share with the U.K. but after facing reality they could not win unless they had help from those of lower character, so they designed many rules to get that support, but not enough to lose power. And certainly we have stayed fairly consistant with that. Rich people tend to be in charge. People born rich often die rich, people born poor tend to die poor., etc..etc..
Good grief, we couldn't come to a conclusion about Bill Clinton and Monica without congress appointing a Kenneth Star report but we jump to all kinds of conclusions based on opinion without any professionals giving a report.Instead we pay millions if not billions of dollars on "hearings" discussing silly stuff like magazine capacity and heat shields (scary looking stuff). While our economy goes to hell in a hand basket. If my child died that day I'd want an answer not an opinion! I'd want a pro not a blogger! God forbid we talk about:Taking prayer and the pledge of allegiance out of our schools and teaching kids the sanctity of life. It's sad, we're missing the forest through the trees! Maybe we should... or maybe we shouldn't, ...allow the public to have access to a particular models of rifles or bullet capacity (we already have gun laws) but that's so minor compared to the real issue. As a society, we don't have a gun problem we have a respect for life problem.
They were there and they testified at the hearings. That is what happens at hearings. The elected officials ask people from various fields their thoughts and opinions and data. Of course sometimes I prefer people more involved directly. For example I noticed they didn't have a person that had committed a crime with a gun. I think there are plenty of voices from that side we also need to hear from. There was victims there.
I believe if you need to find a solution you need the full picture and view and in opinion not having any individual that committed a crime there was a mistake accomplishing that goal.
posted " have a respect for life problem"
Well, that comes from being selfish. Our society promotes it. Capitalism for example is a prime example of "Me" syndrome. Yes.. We cpuld possibly all usea retreat with a few Buddist Monks to learn it's okay to be without and learn to love.
troy prouty*
When people kill themselves in Japan they usually (not always) feel they had let someone down.
In the U.S. when someone kills themselves they usually (not always) feel someone had let them down.
Which do you think has the most selfish desires of the two?
It's real interesting when you dig into the cognitive thoughts that surrond our society and how they became. In my new book I'm working on, I have a chapter on it, because I think it's important when speaking and understanding politics.
Well let us all now pray that hobby store Drone Kits don't become the next 'Weapons Platform' of choice for the next generation of mass-murder enthusiasts.
watch off?
Dialing 911 when someone is trying to kill you or your loved ones is not going to get a response quick enough to save your life. The police will arrive in time to put yellow tape around the crime scene, and take witness statements.
Do we need more regulation?
I don't know.. Enron worked pretty well, I think gutting the banking industry (1999) did wonders especially the last 6 years or so, gutting tax regulations on imports have done a great job moving jobs somewhere else. So.. where do you think I stand? If companies and people could be good little citizens, I'm all for it, but it's a tuff sell when almost everything is based on "Me" syndrome.
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Since DC's reboot, I have hinted publicly about the comics I want other people to make so that I can read them. And by hinting, I mean, "talking about them endlessly until I inevitably lose friends." However, hinting doesn't seem to be getting me anywhere. So I'm harnessing the inconceivable power of The Cultural Gutter to advocate for my desires. These are comics that should be. These are comics that I would like to read. These are comics that humanity deserves. And even with my love of marginal characters and comics, I can't imagine them being much more marginal than this. Continue reading…
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Return of the Tripods
I read, not so very long ago, an article intent on wringing its hands over just how dark and bleak and apocalypse-obsessed modern young adult fiction tends to be. It's all full of kids getting oppressed, leading uprisings, getting hunted down for sport, surviving the destruction of the earth and trying to make a new life. And while there may be a certain bleakness to be sure, I was wondering if the author of this article had ever read any previous generations of young adult fiction. I mean, I grew up in a time when "child must kill a beloved pet" was a whole genre, and while that may not be apocalyptic, you can't tell me Old Yeller isn't substantially more devastating and dark than the destruction of the world.
Young adult fiction, in all its iterations from Robinson Crusoe to The Hunger Games, often explores dangerous, tense, and sometimes downright horrifying scenarios. And it's no surprise that these tales, whether they are adventure or post-apocalypse, appeal to kids while puzzling the adults who forgot how to appreciate such stories. Their sense of adventure appeals to a yearning for freedom at a time when children are straining under the yoke of parental and academic rules. Their forays into apocalypse speak to the feeling that something is wrong with the world, that the older generation has done a terrible job, and that struggling to survive in a ravaged aftermath is preferable to doing what aged and corrupt politicians command. Continue reading…
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Famous Last Words
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Next month I will write my last column for The Cultural Gutter.
I wrote my very first column as a Gutter Guest way back in 2005, about Magic Flutes by Eva Ibbotson. Although Ibbotson died in 2010, she was then and remains today one of my favourite writers, and Magic Flutes is still one of my favourite books. A lot of things have changed during my tenure with the Gutter: it's good to know my feeling for that particular book is still the same.
I came on board as a Gutter Editor back in… holy crap, was it really 2007? How is it that I've been writing this column for so long and yet am strangely no older than when I started? Weird. We've covered a lot of ground since then. Author profiles; book reviews; comparisons and contrasts; lists; patterns; likes and dislikes; recurring themes; new advances — there's a lot to talk about when it comes to the largest slice of the fiction publishing pie. And I've had a great time doing so.
But now it's time to say goodbye.
Or just about. Next month is December, which is the perfect time for a listy, best-of-the-year sort of column. I want to keep that spot open for the chance to highlight the books I've liked most and possibly even make predictions as to what might come next. So this month I thought I'd enumerate some of the reason I read Romance. Those are some of my own personal reasons: your mileage may vary. I hope it does. Continue reading…
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Project Gutenberg has a copy of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" complete with scans of the cover and John Leech's illustrations from the first edition.
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At Comics Alliance, Chris Sims talk abouts the art of lettering in comics. "Comic book lettering is up there with inking and coloring in the holy trinity of underrated comic book skills, but it's also one of those things that, once you start paying attention to it, you'll never be able to not notice it again. I'm not exaggerating even a little bit when I say that it's one of those things that can absolutely ruin a comic if it's done wrong, even if everything else is perfect. But to be honest, of those three elements, lettering is still probably the most underrated. The thing is, when it's good, it can be absolutely gorgeous in its own right. And fortunately for us, there are a lot of people who do it very, very well."
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Alan Wake was built on an open-world engine
Part way through Alan Wake's development, Remedy reluctantly scrapped its open-world design, generating some serendipitous consequences.4
Remedied: Alan Wake PC breaks even within 48 hours
Remedy has made its money back on the PC version of Alan Wake within 48 hours of it launching on Steam.54
Alan Wake: American Nightmare launch trailer released
Remedy has released the launch trailer for Alan Wake: American Nightmare. It's posted below. The game, which releases next Wednesday, finds our hero stuck in an altered reality where he must pursue his evil double, Mr. Scratch. In addition to the single-player mode, a new arcade mode called "Fight till Dawn" is included which has […]9
Waking Up: Remedy's Hakkinen on Alan Wake
With the PC version of his first outing finally launching, Remedy sees a rosy future for Alan Wake. Johnny Cullen talks to the studio's head of franchise development Oskari Häkkinen on what's coming and more.5
American Nightmare inspired by pulp, sci-fi, B-movies
Remedy has released a new developer video for Alan Wake: American Nightmare, and in it the team discusses how Wake's story this time around is more of a pulp-action-adventure. Drawing inspiration from sci-fi and B-movie classics, as well as urban legends, American Nightmare will have a very different mood and stylization, similar to the TV […]11
Remedy not finished with Alan Wake following American Nightmare
American Nightmare is not going to be the last time you see Alan Wake in action, Remedy boss Matias Myllyrinne has promised.6
Alan Wake PC digital, retail and collector's editions detailed
The PC version of Alan Wake – which boasts a visual upgrade, stereoscopic 3D and multi-screen support – comes in several flavours, including a fancy pants retail collector's edition.3
Scandimania: Adventures in Finnish games, part two
The second part of our tour of the Finnish games industry, in which Patrick Garratt sees Alan Wake's American Nightmare, travels from Helsinki to Tampere and tries to navigate a blizzard using a game on an ancient Nokia phone.8
Alan Wake PC launching on February 16, gets priced
Remedy's just announced it'll bring Alan Wake to PC, nearly seven years after it was first announced, on February 16.10
Remedy signs with Origin, brings Alan Wake as welcome gift
EA's announced this afternoon a new list of partners for Origin, the main one being Alan Wake developer Remedy. The Finnish studio will bring the upcoming PC version of Wake to the service when it launches. The others who've also also signed up to Origin alongside Remedy are Iceberg Interactive, Strategy First, Macro Games, Selectsoft […]7
Nordic Games to publish Alan Wake PC at retail
Nordic Games has announced this morning it'll publish the PC version of Alan Wake at retail.5
Remedy confirms 3D, multi-screen support for Alan Wake PC
Remedy's confirmed the PC version of Alan Wake will support 3D and multi-screen features. The features were confirmed via series of pictures posted on the game's website, which showed a multi-screen setup and someone playing it in 3D. The thriller, which launched on Xbox 360 two years ago, launches on PC next month.1
Alan Wake hitting Steam in February, PC specs listed
Remedy has taken to its official forums to announce a February release window for Alan Wake on Steam, as well as list the preliminary system requirements needed in order to run the game.21
Remedy developing "groundbreaking" AAA console project
Remedy's posted a job listing for what it says is a "groundbreaking" AAA console project.18
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Lack of Alan Wake PC day one launch "hurt," says Remedy
Following the announcement that Alan Wake would finally arrive on PC early next year, Remedy has admitted a day one launch of the game "hurt" the company.13
Alan Wake PC confirmed by Remedy for Q1 2012
Remedy's just announced it's bringing Alan Wake to PC in early Q1 2012, launching in the same period as XBLA spin-off American Nightmare.12
Alan Wake pops up on Steam, Remedy seemingly teases PC release
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IGN posts an exclusive shot of Remedy's new Alan Wake game for XBLA
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Potential 2015 Oscar contenders
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Big Eyes: This movie tells the story of painter Margaret Keane and her legal woes with her husband. Starring: Amy Adams, Christoph Waltz
Birdman: An actor who formerly played an iconic superhero has to put his ego aside to star in a Broadway play in an attempt to revive his career. Starring Michael Keaton, Edward Norton and Zach Galifianakis.
Boyhood: Shot over the course of more than a decade, this film chronicles the life of a boy, Mason, from ages 5 to 18. Starring Ellar Coltrane, Patricia Arquette and Ethan Hawke.
Foxcatcher: Based on a true story, "Foxcatcher" details the relationship between Olympic wrestler Mark Schultz and his sponsor, John Du Pont, and how Du Pont's influence on Schultz impacts the wrestler's life in an unforeseen way. Starring Steve Carell, Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo.
Inherent Vice: A drug-fueled detective looks into the disappearance of a former girlfriend in Los Angeles in 1970. Starring Joaquin Phoenix and Jena Malone.
Into the Woods: A witch tries to teach lessons to characters from the children's stories Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Jack and the Beanstalk and Rapunzel. Starring Johnny Depp, Emily Blunt and Anna Kendrick.
The Imitation Game: An English mathematician cracks the Enigma code during World War II. Starring Keira Knightley, Benedict Cumberbatch and Mark Strong.
Gone Girl: A husband is a suspect after his wife mysteriously disappears on their wedding anniversary. Starring Ben Affleck, Rosamund Pike and Neil Patrick Harris.
The Grand Budapest Hotel: A legendary concierge at a European hotel and the lobby boy get into adventures between World War I and World War II. Starring Ralph Fiennes, F. Murray Abraham, Adrien Brody, Jude Law and Bill Murray.
Unbroken: Angelina Jolie directs this film that tells the story of Louis Zamperini, an Olympic runner who was taken prisoner by the Japanese during World War II. Starring: Jack O'Connell and Domhnall Gleeson.
The Judge: A lawyer returns home for his mother's funeral when he discovers his father, a judge, is being accused of murder. Starring Robert Downey Jr. and Vera Farmiga.
Interstellar: Directed by Christopher Nolan, explorers use a newly discovered wormhole to surpass the limitations on human space travel. Starring: Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway and Jessica Chastain.
Fury: An army sergeant commands a tank and a five-man crew on a deadly mission behind enemy lines to attack Nazi Germany. Starring: Brad Pitt, Logan Lerman and Shia LaBeouf.
Exodus: Moses leads the Israelites out of Egypt. Directed by Ridley Scott. Starring Christian Bale and Sigourney Weaver.
The Hobbit: There and Back Again: In its final installment of the trilogy, Bilbo and the dwarves try to reclaim the treasure. Starring Cate Blanchett, Benedict Cumberbatch, Ian McKellan and Orlando Bloom.
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The People of Cusco I recently had the privilege to travel to Peru with the goal of hiking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. While the 50 kilometer hike to one of the wonders of the world was filled with natural beauty, what struck me the most from this trip was the people of Cusco. The small city in the Andes Mountain Range sits about around 11,000ft in elevation and once was the capital of the Inca Empire. These days Cusco is the launching point for many of the treks that lead to Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley of the Incas. At first impression, I was struck by what I assumed was poverty. No windows on buildings, poor water supplies, and unsanitary conditions were rampant. But after spending a week in the region, I started to think it was something different. I saw a very proud group of people clinging onto old world ways of doing things. I saw joy, and life, and love, and most of all, I saw an unwillingness to change in this ever changing world.
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Getting rejected from your number-one college is tough. But take it from these readers (who all didn't get accepted to their first choices): when your dream school doesn't work out, plan B can be so much better!
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Johns Hopkins University was my number-one college choice. When I toured the school I absolutely fell in love, and spent the next few months perfecting my application. Despite my efforts, I was denied. I was totally devastatedit was a huge confidence blow. I had applied early decision for Johns Hopkins, so I still had a month or two before letters from the other schools I applied to came in. Over those two months the idea of other schools, particularly the University of Virginia, started to grow on me.
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