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GEORGE J. SANCHEZ is Professor of American Studies & Ethnicity, and History at the University of Southern California, where he also serves as Vice Dean for Diversity and Strategic Initiatives. He is the author of _Becoming Mexican American: Ethnicity, Culture and Identity in Chicano Los Angeles, 1900-1945_ (Oxford, 1993), co-editor of _Los Angeles and the Future of Urban Cultures_ (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2005) and _Civic Engagement in the Wake of Katrina_ (University of Michigan Press, 2009), and author of "'What's Good for Boyle Heights is Good for the Jews': Creating Multiracialism on the Eastside During the 1950s," _American Quarterly_ 56:3 (September 2004). His academic work focuses on both historical and contemporary topics of race, gender, ethnicity, labor, and immigration, and he is currently working on a historical study of the ethnic interaction of Mexican Americans, Japanese Americans, African Americans, and Jews in the Boyle Heights area of East Los Angeles, California in the twentieth century. He is Past President of the American Studies Association in 2001-02, and is one of the co-editors of the book series, "American Crossroads: New Works in Ethnic Studies," from the University of California Press. He currently serves as Director of the Center for Diversity and Democracy at USC, which focuses on issues of racial/ethnic diversity in higher education and issues of civic engagement. In 2010, he received the Outstanding Latino/a Faculty in Higher Education (Research Institutions) Award from the American Association of Hispanics in Higher Education, Inc. and in 2011, he received the first ever Equity Award for individuals that have achieved excellence in recruiting and retaining underrepresented racial and ethnic groups into the historical profession from the American Historical Association. He received his Ph.D. in History in 1989 from Stanford University.
- B.A. History and Sociology, Harvard University, 6/1981
- M.A. History, Stanford University, 6/1984
- Ph.D. History, Stanford University, 6/1989
- Associate Professor, University of Michigan, 09/01/1993-08/31/1997
- Assistant Professor, University of California, Los Angeles, 09/01/1988-08/31/1993
- Adjunct Professor in American Studies, The Center for the Study of the Americas, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark, 2004-2009
- ENHANCING DIVERSITY AT USC: THE CENTER FOR AMERICAN STUDIES (Irvine Foundation), George Sanchez, $3,600,000, 03/08/2001-09/07/2005
- Advancing Scholarship in the Humanities & Social Sciences. "The House We Live In": Race, Difference and the Genealogy of "Group Relations" Across Disciplines: This project examines how disciplines in the humanities and social sciences understand "group relations" between the more established African American community and the emerging Latino community., $25,000, 2007-2008
- Center for Diversity and Democracy, Director, http://college.usc.edu/cdd/home/index.cfm
- "A Perspective from a Historian and a Chair", Modern Language Association annual conference, Roundtable/Panel, Los Angeles, California, Invited, Spring 2011
- "Global Migrations into U.S. Multiracial Communities in the Early 20th Century", Lecture/Seminar, University of Wisconsin, Madison, A.E. Havens Center for the Study of Social Structu, Invited, Spring 2011
- "The Role of High School Tensions in Understanding Black-Latino Interaction in the 1960s and 1970s", Lecture/Seminar, University of Wisconsin, Madison, A.E. Havens Center for the Study of Social Structu, Invited, Spring 2011
- "Anti-Immigration Movements and Nativism in Historical Perspective", Sociology Forum, Talk/Oral Presentation, Pomona, California, California Polytechnic University at Pomona, Invited, Fall 2010
- "Borders, Bridges, and Transnational Neighborhoods: The Case of Boyle Heights, California", Lecture/Seminar, Middlebury, Vermont, Middlebury College, Invited, Fall 2010
- "Expanding Notions of 'The Public' in Public History and Humanities: Notes from the Field", Keynote Lecture, Madison, New Jersey, Drew University, Invited, Spring 2010
- "The Future of Diversity", Arts and Humanities Conference, Keynote Lecture, Columbus, Ohio, The Ohio State University, Invited, Spring 2009
- "Challenging the Borders of Civic Engagement: Ethnic Studies and the Meaning of Community Democracy", Connecting Communities: The University and Multi-Ethnic Civic Engagement Symposium, Keynote Lecture, Irvine, California, University of California, Irvine, Invited, Spring 2008
- "Suburban Agonies and Urban Nightmares", Organization of American Historians annual conference, Roundtable/Panel, New York, New York, Roundtable on "Where are Jews on America's Multicu, Invited, Spring 2008
- "Approaching New Subjectivities: African American/Latino Relations in the Twentieth Century", American Historical Association, Comment, Atlanta, Georgia, Spring 2007
- "Fighting for the Right to Learn: Equity and Justice in the Corporate University", Humanities or Human Resources?: The Future of Ethnic Studies and Labor in the Corporate University, Talk/Oral Presentation, New York University, Department of American Studies, Spring 2007
- "Boyle Heights History and the Power of our Memories", Installation of New Officers, Boyle Heights Chamber of Commerce, Los Angeles, California, Fall 2011
- "Boyle Heights Stories of Courage and Resiliency", Libros Schmibros Bookstore, Boyle Heights Historical Society, Los Angeles, California, Fall 2011
- "The House of Quality: William Phillips and the Shaping of a Multiracial Boyle Heights", Concert in Honor of the Phillips Music Store, California Plaza, Los Angeles, California, Fall 2011
- "One Life in Academia", Keynote Talk, California Forum for Diversity, University of Southern California, Spring 2011
- "The Case for Reflective Engagement in University-Community Partnerships", American Cultures Spotlight Series, American Cultures Program, University of California, Berkeley, Fall 2010
- "Our Heritage, Our Boyle Heights", Boyle Heights Heritage Symposium, Consulate Generals of Japan, Israel, and Mexico, Tateuchi Democracy Forum, Japanese American National Museum, Spring 2010
- "Population Removals in Times of Crisis: Mexican Repatriation and Slum Clearance in the (Last) Great Depression", Keynote Presentation, Eisenberg Institute for Historical Study, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, Fall 2009
- "Edward R. Roybal and the Politics of Multiracialism", W.P. Whitsett Lecture in California History, Department of History, California State University, Northridge, Los Angeles, California, Spring 2009
- "Remembering Boyle Heights: Race and the Politics of Memory in Los Angeles", George A.V. Dunning Lecture, The Historical Society of Southern California, National Center for the Preservation of Democracy, Los Angeles, CA, Fall 2006
- Sanchez, G. J. Bridging Borders, Remaking Community: Racial Interaction in Boyle Heights, California in the 20th Century. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press.
- Sanchez, George J. (Ed.). (2011). Beyond Alliances: The Jewish Role in Reshaping the Racial Landscape of Southern California. (Vol. 9, Purdue University Press: The Jewish Role in American Life: An Annual Review of the Casden Institute for the Study of the Jewish Role in American Life.
- Sanchez, George J. and Amy Koritz (Ed.). (2009). Civic Engagement in the Wake of Katrina. Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan Press.
- Sanchez, G. J., Villa, R. H. (2005). Los Angeles and the Future of Urban Cultures. Johns Hopkins University Press.
- Sanchez, G. J. (1993). Becoming Mexican American: Ethnicity, Culture and Identity in Chicano Los Angeles, 1900 - 1945, Oxford University Press, 1993. New York, NY: Oxford University Press.
- Sanchez, G. J. (2010). Disposable People, Expendable Neighborhoods. A Companion to Los Angeles pp. 129-146. Oxford: Blackwell Publishing.
- Sanchez, G. J. (2002). 'Y tu que?': Latino History in the New Millenium. (Vol. 45-58). Berkeley and Los Angeles: Latinos!: Remaking America/University of California Press.
- Sanchez, G. J. (2007). Regionalism: The Significance of Place in American Jewish Life. 2. pp. 124-127. Baltimore, MD. American Jewish History/The Johns Hopkins University Press.
- Sanchez, G. J. (2010). Edward R. Roybal and the Politics of Multiracialism. Southern California Quarterly. Vol. 92 (1)
- Sanchez, G. J. (2007). Confronting a Crisis in the Historical Profession. Perspectives: Newsmagazine of the American Historical Association. Vol. 45 (7), pp. 49-51.
- Sanchez, G. J. (2004). 'What's Good for Boyle Heights is Good for the Jews': Creating Multiracialism on the Eastside During the 1950s. American Quarterly/Johns Hopkins University Press. Vol. 56 (3)
- Sanchez, G. J. (2003). Race and Immigration in Changing Communities of the United States. The Japanese Journal of American Studies. (14), pp. 7-20.
- Sanchez, G. J. (2002). Working at the Crossroads: American Studies for the Twenty-First Century; Presidential Address to the American Studies Association, November 9, 2001. American Quarterly/Johns Hopkins University Press. Vol. 54 (1), pp. 1-23.
- Sanchez, G. J. (2000). Creating the Multicultural Nation: Adventures in Post-national American Studies in the 1990s. Post-Nationalist American Studies / University of California Press.
- Sanchez, G. J. (1997). Face the Nation: Race, Immigration, and the Rise Of Nativism in Late Twentieth Century America. International Migration Review. Vol. 31 (4)
- Sanchez, G. J. (2007). The History of Segregation in Los Angeles: A Report on Racial Discrimination and Its Legacy. Scheff & Washington, PC, in legal case American Civil Rights Foundation v. Los Angeles Unified School District.
- Sanchez, G. J. (2005). Crossing Figueroa: The Tangled Web of Diversity and Democracy. Position Papers from Imagining America: Artists and Scholars in Public Life, University of Michigan.
- Sanchez, G. J., Tierney, W. G., Campbell, D. (2004). The Road Ahead: Improving Diversity in Graduate Education. CA: Center for Higher Education Policy Analysis.
- One Day Conference Honoring Impact of Becoming Mexican American, Autry National Center of Western Heritage and History, Los Angeles, California, Fall 2011
- USC or School/Dept Award for Teaching, 2011 Provost Mentoring Award, Spring 2011
- First Equity Award from the American Historical Association in recognition of excellence in recruiting and retaining underrepresented racial and ethnic groups into the historic profession., Fall 2010
- Outstanding Latino/a Faculty in Higher Education (Research Institutions) Award, American Association of Hispanics in Higher Education, Inc., Spring 2010
- W.P. Whitsett Lecturer in California History, California State University, Northridge, Spring 2009
- Professor of the Month, Mortar Board Undergraduate Senior Honor Society, Fall 2007
- Mellon Excellence in Mentoring Award for Mentoring Graduate Students, 2006-2007
- Recipient of National or International Prize in Discipline, Constance Rourke Prize for Best Article published in the American Quarterly, 2005-2006
- USC or School/Dept Award for Teaching, General Education Teaching Award, 2005-2006
- National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship Recipient, Huntington Library, 2002-2003
- Vice Dean for Diversity and Strategic Initiatives, 11/2010-
- Director, Center for Diversity and Democracy, 08/2007-
- Vice Dean for College Diversity, 12/2009-11/2010
- Director of College Diversity, 04/2008-12/2009
- Chair, Imagining America: Artists and Scholars in Public Life, National Advisory Board, 2007-2011
- Chair, American Studies Association, Committee on Graduate Education, 2007-2010
- Chair, Organization of American Historians, ALANA (Minority) Scholars Committee, 2007-2009
- Member, Organization of American Historians, Nominating Committee, 2005-2009
- Chair & Organizer, Imagining America Annual Conference, Los Angeles, California, Imagining America: Artists and Scholars in Public Life, 2007-2008
- Series Co-editor, American Crossroads: New Works in Ethnic Studies (Univ. of California Press), 1994-
- President, American Studies Association, 2001-2002
- American Historical Association, Minority Scholars Committee, 2004-2008
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NASA Backs Star Trek-Style Replicator That Could 3D Print Pizza In Space!
In preparation for Star Trek: Into Darkness, we have been rewatching all of the old Next Generation episodes. One of the series' most memorable moments is when a crew member casually walks over to a replicator and orders up dinner. Pudding, Klingon delicacies,
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USC Pacific Asia Museum
Established in 1971, the museum is one of few U.S. institutions dedicated to the arts and culture of Asia and the Pacific Islands. Its collection continues to grow and now numbers more than 15,000 objects, plus a variety of exhibitions throughout the year.
Visions & Voices
Celebrating its 10th anniversary, Visions & Voices initiative is USC's commitment to interdisciplinary approaches. The initiative features an array of events organized by faculty and schools. With presentations by critically acclaimed artists and distinguished speakers, the series features theatrical productions, music and dance performances, film screenings, lectures, and workshops.
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In collaboration with the USC Roski Graduate Program, Fisher will be hosting a conversation with artist Alexandra Grant, whose work is featured in the current exhibtion 'Drawn to Language'.
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Preparing for Under the Whaleback
For our inaugural Under the Whaleblog post, Whaleback actor Pearce Bunting shares a few pre-rehearsal thoughts.
Well, here we go.
I've never done a blog before and I'm not sure I want to. Something about the me that's diving inside not wanting to inform the outside of what I'm up to…
That said, 4 days till I leave for Philly to begin rehearsals for Under The Whaleback and I'm in my man cave, my little subterranean deckie quarters, with the sound of the ocean playing on the computer, and surrounded by pictures, scripts, notes, dvd's of Hull fishermen, cd's of music to inspire me and a pocket digital recorder full of dialect sounds, (theh's gorra be sumthin' dodge-eh about thaht, an't theh?). I'm wondering what my future deck mates are up to- are they huddled up in their own little holes like me, tired of all the reading and listening and watching and speaking and anticipating (don't pronounce the "ing"), and ready to get to work? With some other human beings?
The Rise of Women?
An essay by William Steinberger
The End of Men: And the Rise of Women, proclaims the Atlantic's Hanna Rosin in her recent, controversial book. The Great Recession has intensified decades of change to the American workplace; almost 80% of the 8 million jobs lost belonged to men, owing to the evaporation of the manufacturing sector. In 2012 women surpassed men as the majority of the American workforce and now earn 42.2% of family income. They earn 60% of college degrees, too.
Women like Nora – single, urban twenty-somethings – earn more on average than their male counterparts, though as historian Stephanie Coontz notes, this trend evaporates when limiting this sample to those with equal education. And while women's real wages have risen (as men's stagnate or fall), they started from a drastically lower point. Of the overall economy, Coontz argues that "what we are seeing is a convergence in economic fortunes, not female ascendance," disagreeing with Rosin's assessment that "given the power of the forces pushing at the economy, this setup feels like the last gasp of a dying age rather than the permanent establishment."
Two Plays, Between Two Mediums
Leslye Headland is on a serious roll, generating buzz in theatre, film and TV. Assistance, slotted for TV adaptation at NBC, leaves audiences in stitches. The film adaptation of her critically-acclaimed play Bachelorette premiered at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival. The film, which Leslye directed, was hailed by the New York Times as "viciously funny satire…with the crackling intensity of machine-gun fire." Bachelorette received wide release in September and is currently available to rent.
Like Assistance, Bachelorette belongs to Leslye's Seven Deadly Sins series; the former treats greed, the latter gluttony. Both plays take an unflinching look at Millennials, treating Leslye's generation with her signature snark. Bachelorette follows a trio of single women (played by Kirsten Dunst, Isla Fisher and Lizzy Caplan) as they grudgingly play bridesmaids to their overweight friend, Becky (Rebel Wilson). The women arrange an epic bacchanal for Becky's bachelorette party, but queen bee Regan (Kirsten Dunst) can't resist instructing the male stripper to call Becky by her high school nickname – Pigface. Old tensions flare, spurring a series of events that includes the ripping of Becky's wedding dress.
Earlier this week, METRO published an article about our current production of Assistance by Leslye Headland. In the article, actor Kate Czajkowski describes her own experience working for a horrible boss in a knick-knack shop:
"He would berate those of us who worked there on a regular basis. Our paychecks were constantly bouncing and he was a total jerk to us, so it was pretty frequent that he would lose it on someone and they would walk out the door grabbing a couple things on their way. Most of us left that place with a really amazing sugar bowl."
Horrible bosses, or "Bosszillas," have been a wellspring for comic fodder. Consider Meryl Streep's vicious Miranda Priestly in the Devil Wears Prada or the more self-serving and wildly inappropriate David Brent, played by Ricky Gervais the UK television series The Office.
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Thanks for the review. A lot of promos/backstage segments were used to help build the show for the Judgment Day ppv. I'm glad you enjoyed the show. Raw will be up tomorrow.
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World Wrestling Entertainment has come to terms on the release of WWE SmackDown Superstar Rikishi. We wish Rikishi the best in all future endeavors.
In real life during this time period, Rikishi wrestled his last match and then got injured. After this he never competed in a match for the WWE. He ended up being fired in July. So there is no point in me using him now, so Rikishi has been released. This is why i went with the injury angle and had JBL go over Rikishi. Then the backstage attack on Rikishi by Edge was to write Rikishi off and also builds up the slow and gradual heel turn for Edge.
Maven will be back in action in 2 weeks.
Plans are for Dawn Marie to manage Paul London and Billy Kidman, Torrie Wilson is going to be managing The Hurricane and Shannon Moore. As London and Kidman are heels, Dawn would be a good manager for them. Currently the plan is to go with a ladder match between the two teams for the tag team titles at Judgment Day.
Expect a big major surprise on Smackdown next week.
La Resistance will be using the Demolition style rule of three members during matches where they are involved in challenging for the tag team titles. It will always be different combinations. For example on Raw it could be Grenier and Dupree one week, the following week Conway and Dupree and so on. There are no plans in breaking the team up so do not expect the trio to have problems. However one of the members could end up getting drafted to Smackdown when the draft takes place.
The reason for turning the World's Greatest tag team into faces is because i have more heels than faces. Plus Haas and Benjamin will soon start to compete in a lot of singles matches but will still remain a tag team.
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Tonight four men will step in the ring in a fatal four way number one contenders match. The winner faces world heavyweight champion Chris Benoit next week on Raw. HHH believes that he should automatically get his rematch but since he lost at Backlash, other contenders are also in contention. Shawn Michaels who almost came close to capturing the title wants another chance and he will get it tonight. Chris Jericho and Christian also believe that they deserve a title shot. Who will be victorious tonight?
Chris Benoit will also be in action tonight as he faces Evolution member Batista in a non title match? Will Batista soften Benoit up for HHH or will Benoit make Batista tap out?
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Drdna3 thanks for the info I think I will get one, I love the lens on my A700 (my Christmas gift come early)
Don't know if I could get one around that time. ( My wife gave permission ) LOL
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I found a place that has the A77 in stock also for those interested I called the sonystore in Las Vegas at Caesars palace, they just got some kits.
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SummaryThe Unholy Terror is a return to form for true Jedi Mind Tricks and Army Of The Pharaohs fanatics. AOTP, the ever-evolving crew of Hip Hop's heaviest hitters, is the culmination of a vision devised by Jedi Mind Tricks' frontman Vinnie Paz. Initiated over twelve years ago, the group (following in the long-standing tradition of crews like Wu Tang and The Juice Crew) has thrived for over a decade. Past members and contributors have included Bahamadia, Chief Kamachi, 7L, Virtuoso, Shuko, and Undefined, to name a few. With two full-length albums and a slew of singles under their collective belt, AOTP has established itself as the premier collective of diverse MCs showcasing viciously precise and dynamic skills. Lead by the inimitable Paz, AOTP is a reflection of the volatile MC's staunch belief in the tradition of Hip hop's most sacred tenets and aesthetics. Individually the styles of the Pharaohs compliment each other, ranging from strictly lyrical to bloodthirsty battle rhymes, all fused within a construct based on energy and sonic power.
"The Unholy Terror," delivers the same disemboweling brand of hard-core boom-bap and battle rhyming that this veteran crew is known for. Constant touring through Europe and the United States has primed the outfit for their third full-length release. As tradition dictates, the new face of the unit is comprised of a potent arsenal of formidable MCs and producers. It is a unique mixture of Philadelphia's best home-grown talent and outside affiliations, with verses from the likes of like Vinnie Paz, Outerspace, Reef the Lost Cauze, Des Devious, Demoz, Doap Nixon, Jus Allah, King Magnetic and King Syze teaming up with Apathy, Celph Titled, Esoteric, Block McCloud and Journalist. The Pharaohs' sound is guided by the deft hands of well-known and heavily respected beat-makers like Philly's own DJ Kwestion, while Apathy and Celph also show their production chops on this album. Contributions also come from producers Vanderslice, Crown, Undefined, DC the Midi Alien, Grand Finale, Hypnotist, JBL the Titan and MTK.
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Al Pacino has starred in an impressive number of brilliant, classic films, from Dog Day Afternoon to Serpico to Heat, but arguably the greatest role of his career was Michael Corleone in the Godfather films. But believe it or not, when he was first offered the job, the Oscar winning actor wanted no part of it.
Coppola's idea might not gain traction, but it's worth a shot so that it can live and die by its own merits, and we can be inspired to try even more radical concepts.
Francis Ford Coppola has already done a pretty good job capturing the life of an Italian-American family in the mid-20th century, having directed one of the greatest trilogies in cinematic history. But now, 23 years after the release of The Godfather Part III, he's ready to explore the subject once again - only this time it won't be a gangster story.
Looking back on a career that has already spanned more than fifty years, he talked about his risk talking with EW, and gave a clue to what he's working on next, curiously confessing plans for a big and ambitious feature.
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Coppola plans to present TWIXT as a live performance, where hell edit the movie while people watch, changing what youll see depending on how each audience is responding to it. In theory, that means youll never see the same movie twice. In practice well who the heck knows how this will play out. The new TWIXT trailer itself offers very few clues.
Francis Ford Coppola, the 72-year-old director of The Godfather and Apocalypse Now, is pretty much the opposite of your typical Comic Con audience. And yet, he's up onstage in the gigantic Hall H, captivating the crowd by wearing an Edgar Allan Poe 3D mask
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Your welcome. You actually kind of inspired me to start writing my own fan fic. It would have to be some kind of journey because I cannot come up with anything if the hero does not have a specific goal to work towards. I just need a non-corny idea to start with.
Wow, I have? That's neat! Well, if you're looking for an idea, maybe you can have your protagonist trying to find legendary Pokemon to capture on film or maybe even trying to discover the mysteries behind certain Pokemon.
A good way at finding ideas, I've found, is to look at a Pokemon's Pokedex information. So many interesting things are in them!
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It's a common ritual – you go to an event like a wedding or house party and everyone takes their own photos. As the host, you'd love to gather them all up and have a multi camera view of the event but it never happens. Guests take their cameras home and the photos are at best spread across sites like Facebook and Flickr and at worst, never seen again.
I've been to a few weddings where the couple has tried to solve this problem by handing out disposable cameras to each table and that sort of works – but less and less so in a world of phones with multi-megapixel cameras built in. Enter Hitch, a concept that came as the result of a design week project by Martin Spurway from Loughborough Design School (my university town as it happens).
Hitch is a combination of a set of small, basic cameras along with a dock that has storage and projection capabilities. For those who have other devices they're snapping with, the dock has Bluetooth and card slots to encourage "non Hitchers" to join the party.
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I love the Metroid games too, I didn't really get to play the older ones. I've beaten all three Primes (Well, not really Echoes, I still have to find all 9 Sky Temple keys.) I have the Prime Trilogy edition for Wii. I also have Other M. And no, I don't hate it. If a game can make me cry it's a good game... Unless it's so terrible it makes me cry.
I don't know why people have to feel so hesitant to say they enjoyed a certain game. Whenever Other M is brought up there is somebody who does legitimately like it and I see they always need to start by saying "I don't hate the game" and try to say one thing mild that they feel they won't offend anyone. It's what the world of YouTube videos and the video game community do to ya, it makes people feel ashamed for what you like even though when you picked up the game, you know you liked it just out of your own honesty.
I'm actually glad somebody did say it's a good game because you're not alone. It's actually my personal favorite 3-d Metroid game and I've played everything in the Metroid series up until now. It gave me another perspective of Samus's more caring side then just being an action shoot-girl. The gameplay was just incredibly addicting. I actually did like the story. Grant it, it's not perfect but I still really enjoyed it.
Super Metroid still holds out to be my favorite 2-d Metroid and probably still holds out to be my favorite Metroid game of all time. Lots to explore, good mixture of atmospheric music and rather active music. My personal favorite power-ups to use. Great boss battles. There is just so little to not love about the game
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Before preseason camp started, Louisville coach Bobby Petrino may have used the media to motivate his defensive backs.
His biggest concern, he repeated, was his team's weakness at safety. I wrote about it. Everybody wrote or talked about it. In fact, it sort of felt like a broken record at times.
But through four days of practice this week -- by no means a thorough sample size -- U of L seems to have covered over some of those issues by moving long-time starting cornerback Terell Floyd to safety and enabling the emergence of Gerod Holliman.
U of L senior Terell Floyd details his move from cornerback to safety
Petrino said earlier this week that Holliman needed to find his assertiveness and become more of a presence on the field. The Miami native agreed with his coach.
"I'm more of a quiet guy," Holliman said. "I just had to learn to step up and communicate on the field. That was my biggest issue."
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The duo's looked sharp together in their first week as a unit. Holliman grabbed another interception in 11-on-11 drills on Friday.
At 5-foot-10, 200 pounds, Floyd already had good size to move positions. He said he trusted defensive coordinator Todd Grantham when the coaching staff informed Floyd he'd be changing roles.
"He knows what's best for the team," Floyd said.
Besides, it's not exactly unfamiliar territory: Floyd starred as a safety at Port St. Lucie (Fla.) High School before coming to U of L.
"I go back to my high school days and the things I did then," Floyd said, crediting safeties coach Greg Brown for easing the transition.
If this is the only thing you read today, and you're considering going to Saturday's practice, you should know that it starts at 3 p.m. and will include the full squad.
We have media day in the morning.
Let's start with Will Gardner. The expected starting quarterback continued his upward trajectory with another in-command, in-control performance on Friday. He put a vertical ball right on James Quick at the perfect step for a huge gain (more on that in a minute) and he consistently made the throws. Another play that caught my eye: He sent Like Brohm in motion left to right, splitting him out right. Brohm ran an 8-yard square in and Matt Milton ran a corner. Milton took both cover men with him, and Gardner pelted Brohm with a perfect pass for a good 15-20-yard gain.
Quick ran a go route, probably his best route, and at first looked like he had no shot at Gardner's long ball. James Sample was in perfect position for a pick coming over the top with his help, but Quick accelerated through the final 15 yards and then stretched thismuchfarther than Sample to catch the pass. He had a few other grabs on Friday, too, and looked the sharpest he has yet.
Nose tackle Johnny Richardson blew up a running play right at the snap, slicing through the line and tagging out running back LJ Scott as he received the handoff.
Reggie Bonnafon really struggled today. Aside from one or two smart tuck-and-runs and a few you-should-make-those throws, the freshman quarterback had a rough performance. He underthrew at least three open receivers in 11-on-11 drills and took a bad sack.
University of Louisville safety Gerod Holliman talks defense after fourth practice. Aug. 8, 2014 Jeff Greer, The Courier-Journal
Keith Brown also had a pick in Friday's practice. He's been playing with the second-team defense, which comes as a bit of a surprise because he's listed with the first-teamers on the preseason depth chart. That goes to show us that depth charts in July mean about the same as straw polls two years before elections.
"You have to have that swagger and confidence to play DB because it's just you and that man. We're just having fun, man. It's football. We're trying to have fun and enjoy it." -- senior safety Terell Floyd
Junior defensive back Carl Williams (leg) and freshman offensive lineman Danny Burns required training-staff attention Friday morning. Burns appeared to be dehydrated.