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It was blustery. It was tempestuous. Sunday's windstorm also was dangerous, as a Fresno truck driver and his female passenger found out when they blown right off the road.
The accident happened as the man's tractor-trailer was northbound on U.S. 395 near Mammoth Yosemite Airport. According to reports from the California Highway Patrol in Bishop, the accident happened Sunday at about 11 p.m.
A strong gust of wind blew the empty truck-and-trailer combination onto its right side and onto the right shoulder.
The Mammoth Huskies dropped to 3-4 on the season Friday night when they lost, 29-9, at Mojave.
It was the final road game of the season for Mammoth, which returns home next week to face Vasquez.
Stacey CookŌĆÖs road to redemption stretches out ahead, four years long.
She knows it is going to be a difficult journey, both physically and psychologically, but if all goes well, the road will end at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Krasnodar Krai, Russia.
The 26-year-old downhill racer, MammothŌĆÖs best hope on the U.S. WomenŌĆÖs Ski team, said she enters the 2010-2011 ski season as determined as ever, in spite of her horrific crash at last FebruaryŌĆÖs Vancouver Games.
Win two round trip tickets for two from Mammoth to Los Angeles. See the entry form in this week's Mammoth Times, page 13, and weekly through Nov. 5.
Take your coupon to the Mammoth Times office, the Quiksilver store or McCoy Sports in the Village at Mammoth, to enter for a chance to win one pair out of nine free pairs (18 tickets) to be awarded to Mammoth-area residents for HorizonŌĆÖs Mammoth to Los Angeles round trips.
If you just canŌĆÖt wait to win, Horizon Air is offering a $59 one-way fare between Mammoth Yosemite Airport (MMH) and Los Angeles International (LAX) through Dec. 15.
ItŌĆÖs one thing to find a fly in the ointment. ItŌĆÖs quite another when that fly hits you up for $95,000, which is what happened Wednesday night, when the Mammoth Lakes Town Council found aforesaid fly sitting right in the middle of its airport runway.
Sky West, the United Airlines subsidiary that is to fly daily to and from Mammoth and San Francisco starting in December, hit up the town with a surprise demand for two pricey pieces of ground equipment, catching the council, Town Manager Rob Clark and Airport Director Bill Manning off guard.
While the ghostly white trees hovering around stark Horseshoe Lake may unnerve some people, a Massachusetts scientist found the greenhouse gas that strangled them could actually lead to a solution to climate change problems.
Working under a four-year, $2.3 million grant from the Department of Energy, Dr. Bruno Marino came to Mammoth last week, hoping to refine a high-tech laser he believes will some day soon be absolutely critical in the fight against climate change.
SKI magazine says Mammoth Mountain Ski Area ranks 12th nationally and first in California. Coming in first in its annual ŌĆ£BestŌĆØ issue, Mammoth was hands-down winner of Terrain Parks, for years under the stewardship of Oren Tanzer and now in Josh ChauvetŌĆÖs hands. ...
WhatŌĆÖs more important up here than mobile phone coverage?
Hard to figure anything, right off the top of our headsets.
WeŌĆÖve heard of people tossing their iPhones off chairlifts, tossing them against the walls, crying real tears and wondering with exasperation how to find a charger once they realize theyŌĆÖve left theirs at home.
No worries. Maybe. Possibly.
AT&T announced last week that it is accelerating the timetable to complete network upgrades on its wireless service, making it ŌĆ£significantly soonerŌĆØ than earlier estimates.
Coming off two difficult defeats on the road, the Mammoth Huskies rallied on Friday night and thumped Lucerne Valley, 38-10.
The victory brought the Huskies to 3-3 on on the season and 1-1 in the conference.
When a Sierra Nevada red fox slipped out of the high country forest near Sonora Pass, it didnŌĆÖt know its kind hadnŌĆÖt been positively identified in the Sierra for at least 20 years.
It didnŌĆÖt know that its closest relativeŌĆö the same species but a genetically different population ŌĆö of a few dozen red foxes in Lassen National Park, already one thread away from final, was the last known group of foxes in the Sierra, down from a species that had once covered most of the Sierra high country.
Old friend Warren Miller lost his rights to be Warren Miller on Wednesday when he lost a lawsuit between Warren Miller Entertainment (the film company) and Warren Miller (the man) over MillerŌĆÖs use of his name, likeness, voice and endorsement. Since 2005, Miller, now in his mid 80s, has indicated that he is not content with recent productions, and has been actively discouraged from involvement in the films bearing his name. .. . The townŌĆÖs Planning Commission gave a ŌĆ£Certificate of AppreciationŌĆØ to Jim Demetriades, he of snazzy-looking Rafters and the Sierra Nevada Lodge. ...
In 10 years, Mammoth will be the best alpine community in the country.
It will have gobs of winter and summer recreation, miles of trails, a plethora of special events and high-altitude athletes absorbing a cornucopia of art and culture.
Our townspeople will be playing soccer and football, the kids will have great sports camps and the skiing and snowboarding will be simply fabulous.
So says a vision statement that the Mammoth Lakes Recreation Commission handed up to the Town Council on Tuesday afternoon on a unanimous and enthusiastic vote.
The reaction to Mammoth DisposalŌĆÖs bear-proof curbside containers apparently is mixed.
Mammoth Lakes Planning Commission chair Tony Barrett on Wednesday said heŌĆÖd heard from unhappy customers.
The question was if the BearSaver contraptions work as promised, and Dan Dawson rose to the deviceŌĆÖs defense.
A member of the townŌĆÖs Wildlife Committee, Dawson said the only problems heŌĆÖd heard of were caused by stupid humans.
ŌĆ£You canŌĆÖt give ŌĆśem all night,ŌĆØ he said in reference to bears who have tried to break into the bins. ŌĆ£TheyŌĆÖll figure it out and get in.ŌĆØ
John Nathan Adams, the popular track and snowboarding coach who was hospitalized after the horrific Aug. 9 triple-fatal crash in Bishop, died on Saturday as a result of his injuries, his family announced.
On Friday, AdamsŌĆÖ family posted a notice on the website CaringBridge.com that family members had decided to end AdamsŌĆÖs life support at Renown Regional Medical Center in Reno.
He passed away surrounded by his family.
Visits into the wilderness areas of the Inyo National Forest hit a 10-year spike this past summer, according to Nancy Upham, the information officer of the forest.
ŌĆ£There were more days full on more trails than in the past 10 years, even some of the more obscure trails,ŌĆØ she said.
Upham said wilderness permits at the Wilderness Reservation offices in both Bishop and Mammoth were off the charts. Though the Forest Service does not do an actual count at campgrounds, anecdotal evidence suggests that the campgrounds were jammed all summer, too.


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TAHOE CITY, Calif. - The Tahoe Music Institute will host its first community recital featuring the hidden classical talents of the Tahoe area on Sunday, Dec. 16 at 4 p.m. at the Sawtooth Ridge Cafe in Tahoe City. Music selections include J.S. Bach, Amy Beach, Elliott Carter, Ignaz Pleyel and Gabriel Faure, which will be performed on piano, violin, clarinet and French horn. And don't miss the newly formed Lake Forest Clarinet Quartet that will also be making their debut performance. The recital is free and open to the public. Feeling tipsy? The Tahoe Music Institute will be accepting donations to help fund lessons for local students. For more information, call 530-581-0618 or visit www.tahoemusicinstitute.com.
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But last week E began a new habit that redeems her other-handedness entirely. She's discovered that we can each do [something] and still hold hands with each other. Her favorite instance of this occurs in the mornings, in the bathroom. Her daddy and sister have always gone downstairs first. She and I get dressed and we brush our teeth before we go downstairs. She on her blue stool with her princess toothbrush in her right hand, me on the bathmat with my generic boring adult toothbrush (soft bristles only) in my left hand, brushing our teeth and watching ourselves in the mirror, our respective non-dominant sides brushing against each other. So we take those weaker appendages and intertwine them. I brush and we hold hands and she brushes.
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Phoenix Suns
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The Phoenix Suns find themselves in a tough spot.
After Monday's loss to Oklahoma City, Phoenix is 13-27 -- the second-worst record in the Western Conference and fifth-worst in the league.
Even though they're trying to win games, there is very little reason to believe that this version of the Suns will be able to turn things around and compete for a playoff spot, which they're currently 8.5 games out of.
Another part of the problem is that the Suns aren't one of the younger teams in the league, either. With an average age of 26.5, Phoenix is the 12th-oldest team in the league, which begs the question: when does head coach Alvin Gentry start playing the younger players more?
"I would say we're probably moving in that direction and we're getting real close from that standpoint," he said following Tuesday's practice. "Obviously, we're struggling to win games and if you're going to do that, you've got to try to have something positive come out of it.
"That's one of the things that you can do, you can look at your young players and see where they are and give them quality minutes out on the floor to see if you can get them into the position where they can be better by the end of the season."
That could mean Suns fans will see a lot more of first round pick Kendall Marshall, who has logged only 52 minutes in the team's first 40 games. It could also mean more Wes Johnson and Luke Zeller, who have also played sparingly this season.
The question that lingers is when does Gentry opt to go in that direction? He admits the decision is not his alone.
"Along with Robert, I think it's something we would discuss and sit down and try to decide what is best and understand that from the standpoint that there might be other things more important things than the win-loss record at this stage."
The potential pitfall with that roster strategy is it possibly sends the message to the fan base that you've given up on the 2012-13 season. Although some fans are already onboard with the movement, it could be a tough sell to some.
"You've got to do it from the standpoint of saying obviously this year is not going as we anticipated and now we're in a situation where we have to have start looking to the future, and if we're looking to the future, we've got to play young guys and get them in a situation where we figure out what exactly we have."
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Serena Williams of the United States completed a "career Golden Slam" at the London 2012 Games on Saturday, adding the Olympic women's singles tennis gold medal to her four tennis major titles.
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MI Rush grows to eight USSF National "A" Licensed Coaches
Michigan Rush grows to 8 USSF National "A" Licensed Coaches
Jason M. Smith Gustavo Flores
The Michigan branch of the Rush Soccer Club has recently observed its list of USSF 'A' licensed coaches on staff grow from six to eight, after coaches Jason M. Smith and Gustavo Flores recently earned their 'A' licenses. Smith and Flores now join Michigan Rush coaches Nicholas Deren, Eric Rudland, Aaron Smith, Mbiye Mpasu, Anil Joseph, and Mark Zathey, as coaches who have earned this prestigious level of coaching licensing.
The coaching staff at Michigan Rush, which now includes eight 'A' licensed coaches, has the most 'A' licensed coaches of any youth club in the state, and double the number of 'A' licensed coaches when compared to the next closest club. Michigan Rush's Technical Director and Director of Coaching, Mark Zathey, said, "Professional coaching education courses are an essential element of the development of the coach. The Rush supports our coaches throughout the process of coaching education in formal courses, mentorship programs, and the time on task acquiring experience. We believe that our coaches are an extension of the club, who enhance the experience of the player and heavily impact their developmental path."
Jason M. Smith was recently named the Director for the U11-U13 age groups in the Northville branch of the club. He currently splits his time, working in both the Northville and Jackson geographies of the club. Smith is no stranger to the college game either. After playing for four years at Spring Arbor University, where he earned his degree in Secondary Education, Smith has gone on and is currently the head coach of the men's soccer program at Jackson Community College. He earned his USSF 'A' License in January 2012 and also holds a USSF National Goalkeeping License. When speaking about his 'A' license experience, Smith said "While this was the last stop on the USSF coaching license pyramid, it is the first stop on taking the knowledge I have accrued and using it effectively. It is my belief that coaching courses help to sharpen your vision and skill set to run a more effective training session for your players. If you invest in your players and your craft, then they will invest in you, themselves and the team."
Gus Flores currently coaches in the Rush Capital Area branch and also serves Lansing Catholic High School as the girls varsity head coach. Originally from Kansas City, MO, Flores grew up playing soccer there before going on to play at Marquette University, where he graduated with a degree in Engineering. Flores himself has played soccer at various levels in seven different countries and also has an impressive résumé when it comes to coaching the game. He earned his USSF 'A' License in June of 2011 and also holds a USSF National Youth License. When speaking about his 'A' license experience, Flores said "Coaching education assists me in reflecting internally, and gauging externally, ways in which I can improve myself as a coach, facilitator, and communicator, to become a better teacher for my players. This experience has broadened my views on many facets of the game and the craft of coaching, and has helped to satisfy my appetite for more knowledge and experience in the world of soccer. My coaching opinions and processes have been galvanized through the 'A' license course."
The Michigan Rush "A" licensed staff coaches believe that continued coaching education is a great way to learn new information, practices, and theories. Formal education courses are not the only means by which this can be accomplished, but they are a great resource and tool, which provide the coach access to information necessary for continued improvement. Licenses are an external validation that an individual coach made the commitment of time, energy, and finances to improve themselves as coaches. Eric Rudland, the director of coaching for Michigan Rush Jackson, said, "It is my hope, as a member of the Rush, that each coach challenges themself to grow, whether it is via coaching education or other avenues of development. At the end of the day, it's about improving ourselves for the sake of the players we coach."
Matt Saul, Michigan Rush Jackson Director for U9-12 age groups and Director of the Michigan Rush Select program, Mark Zathey, Michigan Rush Technical Director and Director of Coaching, and Drew Ducker, Michigan Rush Downriver Director for U11-U13 age groups and Michigan Rush Hamburg Director of Coaching, recently earned their NSCAA Premier Diplomas. It is a great day for the Michigan Rush, as more and more members of their staff continue to be recognized for their excellence within their craft. Coaching licenses are a validation, but the true value is in the education. It is about coaches continuing to learn and study the game in its purest form, seeking to improve themselves, so that they can better serve the players that they coach.
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I wonder, on the hybrid graphics[1] front, since the current limitations of running a Linux system with two or more graphics chipsets seems to be X11 code, what would change with the move to Wayland?
1. http://launchpad.net/~hybrid-graphics-linux
Phoronix: No KMS? No Mesa? Run Wayland Off A Linux Framebuffer!
Besides needing to get the various tool-kits and other libraries ported to run atop the Wayland Display Server, another requirement limiting the adoption of this X11 Server alternative so far has been the specialized graphics requirements. From the beginning, Wayland was designed for GPU drivers that support kernel mode-setting (KMS), Graphics Execution Manager (GEM) buffers, and OpenGL ES, among some other smaller requirements. Originally only the Intel Linux driver would work, but since then the various branches needed to support Wayland have been merged to their mainline code-bases and it's possible to run Wayland with the open-source ATI Radeon and Nouveau drivers too. But those using the proprietary ATI or NVIDIA drivers have not been able to run Wayland nor those people utilizing the VESA driver or any of the other obscure graphics drivers that lack any of the needed GPU driver capabilities. This though has now changed as it's been proved possible that Wayland in fact can run off a Linux frame-buffer...
I wonder, on the hybrid graphics[1] front, since the current limitations of running a Linux system with two or more graphics chipsets seems to be X11 code, what would change with the move to Wayland?
1. http://launchpad.net/~hybrid-graphics-linux
are you kidding? this kind of stuff can help Wayland adoption? A piece of crap integrated GPU will beat the shit out of the latest 6 core CPU in terms of render acceleration, this is purely for experiments. Seems cool but useless.
Let's see... X with hardware accelerated everything, or Wayland with my expensive NVIDIA GPU acting like a dumb framebuffer. Which will I pick......
Excellent. Hopoefully, nvidia will consider this "supported" and not make any further updates to their driver to handle it directly. This would boost the migration away from the nasty blobs, which is a VERY good thing.
Fail troll is fail.
It couldn't be more obvious that this is simply to make Wayland more accessible for hacking by developers.Originally Posted by thefirstm
Because Wayland becoming the default system to use and Nouveau then the default driver to use with it would slow/halt progress on all those issues, instead of boosting them dramatically.Originally Posted by thefirstm
Oh wait...
I paid for my Nvidia card to use its full feature set now, not in a few years.


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Interesting, knowledgable, thorough
Defense council was portrayed very well by the narrator
He had a great way of distinguishing each character's voice and brought out emotion in the dialogue. William Dufris did a great job!
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"Something I Didn't Know"
Yes. The book was well-enough written and Keith Szarabajka did a great job!
I have not listened to his books.
Again, Keith Szarabajka did a great job. I think the narrator is hugely important and love when they use subtle inflection to seperate characters without trying to do impersonation. All the caracters were done perfectly.
I was inspired to research some newspaper articles on the topic. Again, it gave me knowledge and inspired me to seek more.
Yes, because someone else reads it to me.
The narrator did a GREAT job. I loved the writing and the research done to compile the acts. Best of all, I liked that it did what it set out to do: Change my mind as to who killed Nicole & Ron.
I think the interview with Dr. Henry Lee was great.
I never even knew Jason was a suspect. I think he may be charged one day.
"Just not Enjoyable"
Another narrator. It had no inflection and even seemd like punctuation was ignored. If I had been told that the book was read by a computer, I would have believed it. I think it was an interesting story, but it was certainly lost in the delivery.
The narrator.
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Yes. For anyone that likes true crime and is intrigued by clever "bad guys", this is a great read.
The great thing about this book is that there was no ebb an flow leading to that peak. The whole book was a flow and it was all very memorable.
His voice an inflection was wonderful and he made the characters come alive. The were subtle differences to their voices and tones, without sounding overdone, which carried throughout the book. One of my favorite listens.
I think there were sad moments, but for the most part, this was about clever and even witty criminals ripping off other criminals.
"Narrator Ruins it"
The story may be compelling if read by someone else
Little history tidbits were certainly interesting, but the narration made them less so
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Above average
Whitey because he was what every lover of organized crime books wants to read about
It was well done and well read. That seems like something all audio books have, but it is NOT.
Nothing exreme. Just well done.
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But that's silly; Yuna has already shown she has everything needed to win from her Olympic title and her 2 World Championships. Even if the injury prevented her from doing her best at Sochi, there will always be people saying "Kostner/Asada/Whoever Else" may have won, but Yuna wasn't at her best there." Saying that being prevented from winning by an injury or by flopping when it counted most means you "didn't have the right stuff" is like saying "Kristi Yamaguchi was a better jumper than Midori Ito because she landed her jumps when it counted."
I am a huge Yu-Na fan but when she lost the Worlds to Miki Ando it is because she didn't have what it takes (that day at least) and the gold around Miki's neck was the proof of it all. Many people like to maintain that Sasha is a better figure skater than Yu-Na. Wrong. When you are talking COMPETITION skating the ONLY thing that matters is where one ends up on the podium; the reward and affirmation of good work, good program, support, talent, nerves, health and often timing/luck. I wouldn't pay to see Miki but I would Yu-Na. But that is apples and oranges. Regardless of raw ability and an impressive list of accomplishments if she doesn't win gold at the Olympics people can make the argument, and with good cause, that she wasn't the figure skater Katerina Witt was and that would be sad and maybe even tragic but that is what the "kiss and cry" is for. In golfing circles there is this guy who was famous in golfing circles for his amazing striking ability, meaning he could hit the golf ball within a few feet of where he aimed. I don't remember his name. You know why? Because everything else about his game was sub par and so he rarely won. Great striker? Yes. Great golfer, no. So to say, Ito was a better jumper than Kristi is irrelevant because, yes, when it counted Kristi made the jumps and that meant she was the better FIGURE SKATER (at least on that day) and that is what we are talking about here, right?
May be. But when you are talking Greatest of All Time you are talking body of work. Fifty years from now we can revisit the question and see whose programs are still watched over and over. The great skater may have lost the battle, but won the war.
It's your legacy, your impact on the sport, not whether you won this medal or that.
I don't want to offend anyone, but, do you think that something like the "Greatest, Best ... of all time" is actually an achievable rank? We never saw Witt compete against Yuna, we never saw both of them compete versus Henie and so on.
From my point of view, you just cant say who the best is or was, as not all were fighting with the same tools, not all in the same time and especially not against each other.
What you can say is who the most successful one was and if I am not mistaken it would be Sonja Henie.
That doesn't change the fact though, that everyone of us has his personal "best of all time", but this is more based on the impact that particular Skater had on us, than the actual "performance ranking" among all skaters.
Impact on whom? In what way? The thing is, the most consistent champions (like Michelle Kwan) have the biggest impact and legacy. It's really tough to have a counter example (apart from Janet Lynn). The skaters with the biggest impact tend to be those who have a certain level of both longevity and dominance: Kwan in the US, Slutskaya in Russia, Asada in Japan, and Kim in Korea (and Asia in general). All of them have won several major titles. In fact, Lynn's exception just may prove the rule.
I will concede that. And maybe she doesn't have to win it all and to tell you the truth this argument of mine has been more of an academic exercise by me and doesn't really reflect how I think it will all turn out for Yu-Na. Her Lark Ascending at the 2007 Worlds was one of my favorites of hers even if it cost her the championship. No matter what her setbacks, I would expect at least that kind of performance from her and if she skates like that in Sochi she will have secured her place in the annals of figure skating greats.
LOL at this thread.....I can go on for days about why I freaking love Stephane Lambiel and why he's the one and only skating god but I don't. I don't force feed my uberdom to others, but why do others always do it to me?
That is my point. Michelle Kwan never won an Olympic gold medal, but she had a greater impact on the sport than many who did. Kurt Browning never won an Olympic medal of any kind, yet he would be a defensible choice for all-time great consideration.
Janet Lynn is indeed unique. Without ever winning anything except some national titles, she brought down the whole sport of figure skating, replacing it with a new thing altogether.It's really tough to have a counter example (apart from Janet Lynn)....In fact, Lynn's exception just may prove the rule.
Quite so. I wouldn't want it any other way.
But here's an objective and quantifiable test. The skater with the greatest number of hits on You Tube is the most popular of all time. That would be 9-year-old Starr Andrews with Whip My Hair (14,000,000 views). Runner-up, the ice dancer who fell out of her costume in the middle of a performance.
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Well my point was that these skaters apart from Janet have all won either multiple Worlds and/or Olympic gold medals. They won both key battles (if not all of them) and the war.
Now I'm not so sure about evaluating Kim's legacy at this point and comparing them to Kwan's or Browning's. She's not done competitively yet, although she has undoubtedly inspired many young skaters (not just Koreans) and have influenced their decisions and choices.
Yes, she will leave her own legacy for sure and obviously has many followers among the young skaters. Recently, Radionova expressed her admiration in an interview after Nebelhorn: http://rsport.ru/figure_skating/20130928/690145029.html
[Google translated] Elena Radionova, won a landslide victory in his first senior competition - competition Nebelhorn Trophy in Oberstdorf, said the agency "F-Sport", which seeks to ride as beautiful and confident as Olympic champion and world champion Korean Kim Yu-Na.
"As long as Axel in three and a half times I will not do - Radionova said, responding to a question about whether she's going to continue to complicate the program. - It is better to focus on the triple jump - and ride beautiful as Kim Yu-Na. She jumps triple so beautiful that her axel in three and a half turns is not necessary - it will benefit all of the components.'s what I want to jump like it. were to ease, a beautiful glide and beautiful jumps. If complicate the program, it is only moving the stages of the second half."
IMHO Kim's legacy is utterly secure. This child has never finished off the podium. Her two masterpieces, the 2010 Olympic LP and the 2013 world championship LP, are two of the finest in figure skating history. They will never be diminished. She took a wrecking ball and demolished the CoP. She wrote the manual on jump technique. She can stand with the giants preceding her and not be ashamed.
I suppose it is not fair -- after all, we are talking about skating, not character off the ice -- to mention how she conducts herself away from the sport, so I will stop here.


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You all realize now it's a matter of when, not if, right?
Hunga would be great, but I want the 4H to play around with her and make her awesome, not a straight remake.
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I'll definitely buy her!
She should come in a 2 pack with a King Micah figure maybe?
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Yea, I saw Secret Of The Sword the other day and Hunga is a great character, perfect for MOTUC, I want one!
She's also troop-buildable. It would be cool if she had 2 interchangable heads, so she could have her harpy minions.
Maybe give one head a helmet and the other only one horn. Or better yet, give one of the extra heads a beautiful face! That would be awesome. I'll buy 3!
great idea. extra generic harpy head nice.
i support the idea of a harpy figure.
i love mythology so yes i'd love the figure.
the extra head would be nice so fans can build a small army.
this would really increase the sale of this figure too.
I ended up watching secret of the sword last night, disc 1 of season 1. I always wanted a Hunga, but Draego's wings would not work, more fitting with Queen Angela, just colored red. But she will have to be a new tool, she has bird legs, their is no one in the line like that. And she will be POP's first faction leader, as she does have her own clan of harpies. So there goes an army builder set for POP as well.
Because everyone knows that technically the Horde is considered MOTU not POP in the toy lines.
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Hunga reminds me of an ancient Greek creature - I like the idea of her coming with 2 heads so you can army build.
HUnga would be a great welcomes Filmation character. Just as long as she comes with the "Collar" to put around Queen Angela's neck!
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I would also buy a couple if they threw in an alternate Harpy head. I suppose they could go the army builder two pack route with Hunga and a Harpy and a bunch of weapons, but I think if they did Hunga and included one extra weapon (a trident) and an alternate Harpy head that would be good enough for me.
I'd love to see the 4H amp up the filmation design just a little bit, though. Make it a bit more monsterous.
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Yes, I want a figure of Hunga in the line and would totally buy her!
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Her wings are not exactly like Angella's ones. Their shape is more like a bat with feathers.
Insta-Buy here too! (Of course, I always get the sub, so...) Hungary is so ugly and evil, a great addition!
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i would love to have hunga and her crew as part of my POP collection.
a 2 pack would be great w/ her and one of her minions.
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I think a two pack would be a good way to go. The way her lower body would have to work, they'd need to be assured they could get some milage out of it. I really would love to see what the 4hmen do with this design wise!
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I want Hunga. What body parts could they use?
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You could use the new female buck, Shadow Weaver Hands, Draego-Man's wings, and/or the Griffin's wings, the Griffin's hind legs, & King Grayskull's orb for part of her club weapon?
What do you think?
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I see lord dactus from myp & harpy using the same legs/feet.
Skeleton-Warriors, Ra-Jar, Spinwit, Rock Golem, Evil Seed, Lord Masque, Prahvus, General Tartaran, Hawke, Slob-Boar, King Agho, Hunga the Harpy, Sh'gora, Masks of Power Demons, Nocturna, Lizzor, Horde Wraiths, Sagitar, Crimson Fury, Lodar, Vizar, Angast, Negator, Melaktha, ABC Giants, Stridor
You are eeeeeeeevvvvvviiiiiillll. Did you hide under blankets and scare them too?I used to pretend to be Hunga and throw orange rinds at my older sisters. I would love a Hunga.
That she does. I can see her having cross-over appeal. She's brown, and guys like brown, right?She's definitely got a pre-Filmation vibe to her.
Yeah, that's my reaction too. I want Octavia and Scorpia WAAAAY MORE than Hunga. Hunga would make a nice final POP figure for the line, whenever it finally comes to an end. I love her bird legs, and her weapon.What about Octavia and Scorpia
But we need Octavia, Scorpia, eventually Angella and then Hunga...
How have I not voiced my support here yet? Of course I want Hunga, Queen of the Harpies, in MOTUC--Queen Angella needs someone to tussel with after the Horde and Great Rebellion travel to Eternia! What's more, I'd love for them to establish a link between Hunga and Vultak when/if they get around to him--maybe he's her prince-consort or something!
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She is a great looking character! I would love to have her in MOTUC!
My top 5 wants for MOTUC: Crita, Lodar, Hunga the Harpy, Sharella & Snake Goddess
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With digital fine art experiencing continued growth, it remains one of the greatest market opportunities for wide-format print providers looking to expand their business. Despite its promise, navigating the fine art and photography waters can become an overwhelming proposition. With a wide range of digital art media available today, choosing among them can be a confusing task.
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Today's fine art market consists of three key market segments—true giclée fine art, art reproduction for décor, and fine art photography—which produce applications for a wide variety of end-users. Ranging from professional photographers and frame shops, to museums and hospitality venues, these discriminating customers demand several common attributes, including image stability and reliability, the supplier's ability to meet rush orders, the supplier's ability to respond to color critical and technical support questions, as well as print quality and repeatability.
The following chart diagrams the price points for printed media that wide-format print providers can utilize to maximize profitability. Although prices for giclée printing on fine art papers can exceed $30 per square foot, the level of color management and printing expertise required, along with demanding expectations from clients, can easily break the bank without an efficient workflow and clear expectations.
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Traditional Media Options
The adoption of inkjet technology for fine art and photo reproduction has resulted from the flexibility afforded by digital printing. There is a wide range of digital art media available today in assorted weights, textures, and finishes that can affect how the final image looks and feels. The most popular media choices available to print providers looking to perfect their position in the fine art market include:
Matte Papers
At an approximate cost to printers of $.10 to $.24 per square foot, matte papers provide great imaging because they feature highly absorbent coatings, which draw ink into the base. Available in matte or gloss/semi-gloss finishes, matte papers are cost-effective and ideal for presentations, posters, proofing, and map making.
Photobase Papers
At an approximate cost of $.35 to $.42 per square foot, these two-sided polyethylene sealed sheets provide excellent image quality and higher photorealistic looking images. Additionally, photobase papers are commonly constructed to meet archival standards and enable instant dry time. In contrast to photorealistic and matte presentation papers, photobase papers support greater ink load and no paper cockle, making them ideal for photo reproduction and point-of-sale graphics.
Fine Art / Rag Papers
Ideal for fine art photography and art reproductions, fine art papers are most typically characterized by their 100 percent cotton construction. At an approximate cost of $1.50 to $2.25 per square foot, these papers should also be manufactured to archival standards by being acid-free/lignin-free and with no optical brightening agents (OBAs).
Archival papers typically contain buffering materials like calcium carbonate, which neutralize environmental acids (from pollutants or adjacent materials). OBAs are chemical additives that absorb ultraviolet light and reflect blue visible light. The eye will perceive a bluer sheet as being whiter. While these materials are effective in brightening dull fibers, they are not permanent and will fade; ultimately causing the print to appear much more yellow.
Additionally, digital fine art papers should be specially coated to ensure controlled dot gain with superior colors and high DMAX.
There are many different surface finishes, from matte to high-gloss, and smooth to highly-textured, making the selection of a canvas seem like a challenge. Canvas bases are usually made from cotton or polyester or a blend of the two. Their inkjet coatings allow a rather large reservoir for ink and yield very high gamut imagery.
Ranging in price from $2.00 to $2.59 per square foot, 100 percent cotton canvases are best suited for small run fine art reproductions where acute differences between prints are desired. Featuring natural imperfections and irregularities, these highly textured canvases allow for original unique character from print to print to result in an authentic and natural look and feel. One hundred percent cotton canvases are available in either a gloss or matte finish.
With a similar price point ($2.00 to $2.50 per square foot cost to printers), poly/cotton canvases are more commonly used for large or small production runs where consistency from image to image is desired. Also available in gloss or matte finishes, poly/cotton canvases deliver a smoother more consistent texture than 100 percent cotton. In addition to offering the look and feel of canvas with less natural artifacts, poly/cotton canvases feature a higher level of stretch ability than 100 percent cotton canvases.
True for both 100 percent cotton and poly/cotton canvases, glossy finishes for canvases can provide water resistance, higher density, and an increased level of stretchability. In contrast, matte canvases are naturally water resistant and their weave patterns are more evident to offer a more traditional canvas look and feel. Since it is always easier to add gloss than take it away, matte canvases enable a custom level of gloss as determined by the selection of a top coat.
Non-Traditional Media Options
As the fine art and photography market continues to grow by leaps and bounds, print providers are looking for ways to differentiate themselves from the competition. One of the easiest and more noticeable ways to do this is through media selection. Print providers are looking for unique specialty media for some of the standard and emerging applications in this market. Below is an overview of some non-traditional media options that can be utilized for success.
At an approximate cost of $.90 to $1.50 per square foot, various fabric solutions in the marketplace can be utilized in fine art applications. By taking advantage of the advancements in the digital imaging marketplace, print providers can employ fabrics with or without adhesive for photography, art displays, and sublimation.
Backlit Films
Today's range of backlit films offers a unique way to display artwork or photography. Ranging in price from $1.10 to $1.50 per square foot, backlit films enhance color pop and call attention to the piece. This is an especially critical factor in the fine art and photography industry, where artists are striving to make their mark.
Wall Coverings
Custom murals and borders for homes and entertainment venues are hot right now. Compatible with standard wallcovering pastes, there are a wide variety of media options available that meet ASTM requirements for commercial wallcovering at an average of cost of $.63 to $.79 per square foot.
Adhesive Products
In an effort to save time and money, adhesive-backed media are becoming increasingly viable options for applications in the fine art and photography market. Mounting jobs using traditional media involve costly raw materials such as media, ink, and adhesive backed board or adhesive spray. In contrast, using pressure-sensitive adhesive media can result in a 30 to 40 percent cost savings and 20 to 30 percent reduction in production time.
Choosing the Right Media
Depending on preferences and priorities, wide-format print providers rely on substrates to achieve the desired overall impact of their work. While each media option has varying qualities, there are a few common characteristics print providers should always consider when creating applications for the fine art and photography market:
Image permanence and true color fidelity: A number of factors, including the type of coating and whiteness of the coating will affect how vibrant images will appear when printed with inkjet technology. The substrate and coating components can also affect the longevity of the image, as can the type of ink used (pigmented inks should be used for real image permanence).
Optical brightening agents: As discussed previously, papers without OBAs are preferred for the most color stable prints. OBAs can result in more pop of an image because they make a medium appear brighter; however, they are not permanent. Since the observed color of a print is a result of a combination of the substrate color as well as the inks used, the substrate color will change (yellow) when the OBAs fade. This means that the use of OBAs will affect the color of the print as it ages.
High archival quality: To ensure the archivability of images, print providers should use acid- and lignin- free media since both acid and lignin can contribute to premature discoloration of paper. A naturally occurring component found in trees, lignin is the material that causes newspapers to yellow quickly when left out in the sun. As mentioned earlier, archival papers typically have buffering agents to prevent acidification from environmental factors.
Optimized coatings for high-quality color reproduction: Media for fine art and photography applications should be coated to accept heavy ink loads without substrate cockling or ink mottling. Exceeding the ink saturation limit can result in paper cockle, which affects printer conveyance and finishing. It's important to use products are that are designed with optimized coatings that result in good dot gain and excellent color output.
Water resistance: Another characteristic to look for is a water-resistant coating that is free of optical brighteners, which can alter color fidelity and cause yellowing over time.
Easy to protect and mount: Fine art and photography applications need to incorporate both high quality archival imaging media and finishing and mounting products that have archival qualities.
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