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Veteran live action and animated voice actor Alan Tudyk loves taking on a variety of roles, and throughout his career he's had plenty of chances to play both good and evil.
The great thing is about Tudyk's latest project, the blockbuster animated hit "Wreck-It Ralph" is he gets to be both with the pivotal role of King Candy -- the ruler of the Sugar Rush video game who has a serious hidden agenda.
"I've always liked roles that have a dark turn in them, and King Candy's is the darkest," Tudyk told me, laughing, in a recent interview.
New on DVD, Blu-ray and Blu-ray 3D (Walt Disney Home Entertainment), "Wreck-It Ralph" is about Ralph (John C. Reilly), a lonesome, 8-bit retro video game character who is sick of being the bad guy. Day after day, Ralph wrecks the Niceland high-rise apartment complex so all-around good guy Fix-It Felix Jr. (Jack McBrayer) can put it back together and become the hero.
Leaving behind his home (sadly, a pile of bricks) to travel across other generations of video games in the hopes of becoming a hero himself, Ralph is suddenly catapulted into the candy-coated cart-racing game Sugar Rush, where he meets the tiny but feisty Vanellope von Schweetz (Sarah Silverman), a misfit in the game's world because she's a glitch.
Unfortunately, Ralph's first true friendship may be a short one, since he inadvertently unleashed a deadly enemy on his quest to become a hero. With the help of Vanellope, Felix and an action hero game soldier, Sergeant Calhoun (Jane Lynch), Ralph goes on a quest to stop the enemy before it destroys everything.
For Tudyk -- who's done multiple voice roles, including three "Ice Age" films, as well as such television series as "Young Justice," "Batman: The Brave and the Bold" -- approaching an animated film isn't so much about concentrating on the sort of take he'll give the voice, but the written word it's based upon.
"You approach each project pretty much the same way -- you just start with the script. I had this great class in school that taught about how to approach a script," Tudyk recalled. "It's amazing how what I learned in that one semester class is what I still use. It all starts with your script and your source material. You need to keep reading it. Something will pop out at a certain point. Questions start to come up in your head and you start to see it clearer and clearer with each read-through."
For "Wreck-It Ralph," Tudyk said brilliance popped out of script in several places.
"I love 'Wreck-It Ralph' for its story-telling," Tudyk said. "It was so effective, the way everybody's performances rolled out. It just worked for me -- I even cried a couple of times."
The road to final version of "Wreck-It Ralph" was an interesting one for Tudyk, who first participated in a table read of the script a couple years back with Silverman, McBrayer and Lynch (Reilly wasn't involved in the project yet). He said as the story was being developed, the role of King Candy kept getting bigger and bigger.
"As the character kept coming out of me, they were witnessing the birth of a funny, evil guy, and the filmmakers kept pushing the evil and his silliness," Tudyk said. "By the end, it was a bigger thing than I ever could have imagined."
Another thing that happened on the project that was unexpected was that Tudyk got to record dialogue with Reilly. It's a rarity that two performers are actually in the same recording studio at the same time on animated films, but this time the coupling of the Ralph and King Candy characters made a huge difference.
"Those turned out to be my favorite scenes. It was invaluable to have that. You can't anticipate what you're going to get from another actor, and you realize you end up doing that when there isn't someone there to record with you," Tudyk said. "You just sort of generalize who that other character is, but when you're with someone else, you just have so much more to react off of and it elevates your performance -- especially when that person is John C. Reilly. I liked him going into the project, and I'm even a bigger fan now because he was such a professional."
Tudyk said above all, he admired Reilly's dedication to the project. Tudyk recalled that the acclaimed actor wasn't there to wreck things, he was there to help build "Ralph" into the best film it could be.
"He wasn't just coming in and reading the dialogue -- he had been working on the script and had really great ideas," Tudyk said. "When the script was off a bit from what the character had been doing prior to that -- if he slipped a little bit, John would point it out and say, 'Is this in keeping with what we've been doing?' If the answer was 'no,' what we came up with at the moment was so much richer and so much better."
Tudyk said Reilly's contributions were so valuable, in fact, that he was recognized in the credits for more than his voice acting.
"He got some sort of additional story credit," Tudyk said. "I'm sure getting that credit does not come easy and it has to be deserved -- and from my sessions with John, it was."
Look for Tudyk ("Firefly," "Serenity," "Suburgatory" and the under-appreciated horror comedy "Tucker and Dale Vs. Evil") to next star as controversial player-turned-manager Ben Chapman in the upcoming Jackie Robinson baseball biopic "42."
'Wreck-It Ralph' star bites into candy-coated voice role
Veteran live action and animated voice actor Alan Tudyk loves taking on a variety of roles, and throughout his career he's had plenty of chances to play both good and evil.
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I added some herbs and spices that I think will go with the BBQ sauce pork. I don't have a slow cooker, so I used the oven and cooked it at a low temperature. I reduced the sauce after 8 hrs of cooking to concentrate the flavours. The meat was amazingly moist and tender after long hours of cooking and the sauce was very rich and flavourful, very very delicious! I served it with bread, and for the leftovers, I made some rumbledethump (minus the cheese since the pork was so tasty) the next day to go with it! This recipe is one of my favourites now and I will definitely make it again soon!
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- 1 Red Chili - sliced
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- 1 cup Apple Juice
- 1 tbs Paprika
- 1 tsp Cayenne Pepper
- 1 tsp Dried Oregano
- 1 tsp Dried Thyme
- 1 tsp Cumin
- 1 tsp Cinnamon Powder
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- Combine 1 cup of BBQ sauce and 1 cup apple juice.
- Whisk in paprika, cayenne pepper, oregano, thyme, cumin and cinnamon powder.
- Place pork shoulder, onion, chili and BBQ sauce mixture into an oven-proof pot.
- Cover and leave to cook for 8 hrs. There's no need to turn the pork around half way through.
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Why a biomass plant
On Town Meeting Day, Plainfield residents will consider an article about the proposed woodchip heating system that Goddard College is building. As a Goddard trustee, I would like to share with your readers the reasons why the college is proposing this project and why the board has come to believe it is the best choice for upgrading our facilities.
Goddards campus buildings are heated with 22 aging oil burners that need to be replaced. Goddard is committed to upgrading our facilities sustainably, in ways that protect our local environment, support our local economy, and reduce our dependency on foreign oil.
Like dozens of other Vermont institutions, Goddard has chosen a district biomass heating system to replace its old burners. These systems use a locally harvested, renewable fuel and are considerably more efficient when compared to multiple, smaller heat systems for each building.
This project has been through a stringent Act 250 review process and public forums, and it has obtained all relevant state and local permits. The Agency of Natural Resources has determined that the plant does not require a pollution control permit due to its small size. Goddard is also voluntarily installing an electrostatic precipitator (ESP), to further reduce emissions and ensure we operate the cleanest facility possible.
As residents of Plainfield prepare to vote on this issue at town meeting, I urge them to consider that biomass systems are far cleaner and more efficient than the woodstoves which heat many Vermonters homes. The entire woodchip plant which will heat the whole campus has the equivalent emissions of between 2.2 and 3.9 woodstoves, depending on the type and age of stove. New, modern woodstoves installed in just four Plainfield homes would have higher emissions levels than those from Goddards woodchip system.
Goddards sustainability goals are to become carbon-neutral in fuels burned on campus and electricity usage by 2020, to increase energy efficiency and reduce consumption and waste. In drafting this policy, we found in our carbon inventory that 93 percent of our campus-based carbon emissions come from burning heating oil. Similar biomass facilities at other colleges have reduced the use of heating oil by 90 percent per year. This facility is therefore an important step in achieving our goal of carbon neutrality by 2020.
The woodchip facility is also directly aligned with the sustainability measures in Plainfields Town Plan, which encourages investment in local energy sources to keep fuel dollars circulating in our region.
Vermont has a long tradition of heating with wood and has been a national leader in the implementation of biomass heating systems for institutions, with dozens of other similar biomass systems in use around the state.
Our proposed system will have the lowest possible emissions levels that modern biomass technology supports, and will be far cleaner and more efficient than the old boilers now in use. We hope voters will support Goddards effort to adopt a renewable energy solution that will dramatically reduce our consumption of foreign oil.
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A German man reeled in the catch of a lifetime -- a 515-pound Atlantic halibut that may be a new world record.
Marco Liebenow was fishing with three friends off the coast of Norway last month when he hooked what he thought was "a submarine," according to the Daily Mail.
It took Liebenow and his friends 90 minutes to reel the monstrosity to the surface.
They soon realized it was too big for their small boat, so they tied a rope around its tail and hauled it to shore, fishing tour company Angelreisen Hamburg said on its Facebook page.
After some photos, Liebenow donated the fish to a local fish dealer, then celebrated his big catch with a few beers.
"[Marco] does not speak any English but has said it was a wonderful feeling to catch it and has called it a fish of a lifetime," company spokesman David Bottcher told the Daily Mail. "Before he left for the trip, he called us first to ask for a few hints about how and where to fish—I guess our advice paid off."


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Antislavery Pamphlet Collection, 1725-1911
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Oui, it's true - Bastille Days is back - a free, four-day festival that will be anything but low-key. Starting at 11 a.m. today, the neighborhood in and around Cathedral Square Park will bustle with live music stages, an array of food options and Mardi Gras-style entertainment, including a parade. Look out for the float with Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI.
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Venice Club in Brookfield in limbo
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Brookfield's Venice Club, a 66-year-old Italian-American restaurant, remains open for business but is in limbo after the death of its owner last year: The restaurant is in foreclosure and was scheduled to go to public auction April 9, but its operator says talks with the lender are continuing. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Elvis Costello performing solo show at Riverside
After collaborating with Jimmy Fallon's house band the Roots for last fall's "Wise Up Ghost," Elvis Costello is going solo on his next tour, which takes him to the Riverside Theater June 10, a venue spokesman has announced.
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Production of the first licensed Star Trek beer is near.
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It's a big week for music fest fans, as the lineups for both Summerfest in Milwaukee and Lollapalooza in Chicago's Grant Park Aug. 1-3 will be revealed this week.
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Usually an ink roller is then rolled across the image placing the ink on the raised surface. The artist will then pull a sheet of paper, carefully places it over the image and then presses down flat on the paper. The paper is peeled off and set aside to dry. The image can be re-inked and reprinted a number of times, sometimes with different colors.
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Nothing says good-bye to winter like a whisper-weight float of silk. So pretty with floral embroidery inset with tulle in monochromatic white. 100% Silk georgette. Hand wash, cold; line dry. Or dry clean. Imported.
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A Utah man claims to see the Virgin Mary holding baby Jesus in a piece of wood.
Dean Hansen made the discovery about six weeks ago when he and his uncle were chopping pinyon pine wood in central Utah for tent posts and firewood, Salt Lake City TV station KSTU reported.
"When we first saw it, we were like 'Wow,'" Hansen told the station.
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Soft knit jersey wraps snugly around curves, working the sleek contours of the pencil skirt. Shell: 95.5" Polyester, 4.5% Spandex. Hand wash, cold; lay flat to dry. Imported.
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Truth, faith, hope collide in Milwaukee Rep's 'How the World Began'
You can take as gospel truth that when a high school biology teacher in rural Kansas tells a classroom of students that creationism is "gobbledygook," there's going to be an uproar.
That's not exactly what Susan Pierce said to her students, but it's close enough to offend 16-year-old Micah Staab, for whom every word in the Book of Genesis is true. The ensuing conflict propels Catherine Trieschmann's "How the World Began," the intermission-free play now being staged by the Milwaukee Repertory Theater under Brent Hazelton's direction. »Read Full Article
Performance celebrates working at Schwartz bookstore
To former employee Brent Gohde, David Schwartz's bookshop on N. Downer Ave. did more than sell books and provide a paycheck.
The bookstore was an incubator for friendship, creativity and community in his life and, he believes, in the lives of many others. »Read Full Article
Mark Belling apologizes to County Board chairwoman for 'bitches' remark
This post has been updated with Mark Belling's response from his Tuesday afternoon show and his email to Marina Dimitrijevic.
Conservative talk show host Mark Belling offered a grudging apology for using the term "bitches" while describing Milwaukee County Board Chairwoman Marina Dimitrijevic's fight with state lawmakers over a bill to trim the board's pay. »Read Full Blog Post(437)
Gogol Bordello playing the Pabst June 8
Gypsy punk band Gogol Bordello—one of the wildest live acts around—is hitting only nine U.S. markets this spring before heading over the Europe—and Milwaukee is one of them.
Video: The Concert Corner - McCartney, Harley-Davidson headliners and more
Just the other week I was talking to my editor about how the Kenny Chesney concert at Miller Park May 18 will be the biggest single show in the city all year, in terms of attendance.
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My Morning Jacket's Jim James making appearance at Exclusive Company
"Regions of Light and Sound of God," My Morning Jacket frontman Jim James' debut solo effort, is a must own album—particularly if you can get it autographed, which you can at the Exclusive Company Thursday.
Watch: Douglas, Damon in trailer for biopic of West Allis native Liberace
West Allis native Liberace gets the star studded biopic treatment from director Steven Soderbergh, in an HBO movie premiering May 26.
The film stars Michael Douglas Liberace, Debbie Reynolds as his mother and Matt Damon as Liberace's companion Scott Thorson. »Read Full Blog Post
Share how Mom influenced your decorating or gardening style
Mothers make memories in the most unexpected ways.
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Leroy Airmaster and more planned for River Rhythms
Leroy Airmaster, Greg Koch and John Sieger, Five Card Studs and Brother are part of the Wednesday night lineup for the 2013 season of River Rhythms in Pere Marquette Park.
The season opens with Piano Brew, dueling pianos and a playlist of 400 songs on June 12. Shows begin at 6:30 p.m. and run through 9 p.m. Food vendors will be out at the park and although wines, beers and nonalcoholic beverages will be available for purchase, patrons will be able to carry in their own beverages as well. »Read Full Article(1)
Yahoo! music festival to bring Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Skylar Grey to Milwaukee
"Thrift Shop" hitmakers Macklemore & Ryan Lewis and Grammy-nominated Wisconsin native Skylar Grey are coming to Milwaukee May 12, courtesy of Yahoo!.
Novelist Tayari Jones to speak at Delta literary luncheon
Tayari Jones, author of the provocative novel 'Silver Sparrow,' will speak at the Delta Memorial Endowment Fund's annual literary luncheon April 27.
"Silver Sparrow," her third novel, chronicles two African-American families in Atlanta that are connected by a bigamist father. In his 2011 review of the novel for the Journal Sentinel, Mike Fischer wrote that Jones' women "are all drawn well, from the sisters and their mothers to minor characters such as the sisters' dying grandmother and Gwen's wisecracking friend, Willie Mae. The exchanges between mothers and daughters are often moving and always ring true." »Read Full Blog Post
Five museums join in Milwaukee Museum Mile events
Five arts and cultural museums on Milwaukee's East Side join together May 5 for the Second Annual Milwaukee Museum Mile.
The event includes the Jewish Museum Milwaukee, The Charles Allis Art Museum, Museum of Wisconsin Art at Saint John's On The Lake, The Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum, and the North Point Lighthouse at Lake Park. »Read Full Article
Iron Horse Hotel offers $9,900 double room during Harley-Davidson's 110th
The Iron Horse Hotel, just a stone's throw from the Harley-Davidson Museum, is offering a VIP, seven-night stay at the hotel for up to $9,900 during the week of Harley-Davidson's 110th anniversary celebration -- Aug. 26 through Sept. 2.
It is described as the "ultimate Harley experience" and includes deluxe, double-room accommodations, Chrome-level passes to all of Harley's events that week, nightly entertainment, private events at the hotel, organized motorcycle rides, a cask of the hotel's Barrel 1907 American Rye Whiskey, his-and-her robes, "surprise" gifts, and more. »Read Full Blog Post(22)
Watch: Ferguson, late-night hosts, address Boston bombing
How can you be funny in the face of a national tragedy like yesterday's bombings at the Boston Marathon? You can't.
Yet the late-night shows must go on. »Read Full Blog Post
Milwaukee Film Festival 2013 tickets on sale today
Although the 2013 Milwaukee Film Festival is still six months away, tickets go on sale Tuesday. Festival passes, which allow admission to all screenings and the opening night party, are $200 for members of Milwaukee Film and $315 for non-members.
On Tap Tuesday: Which sport to see?
The stars have aligned for Milwaukee sports fans, with both a home Brewers and Admirals game happening at home Tuesday.
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Hand-polished silvertone filigree butterfly is a symbol of hope shining brightly. This pink slip-knot corded bracelet also carries a butterfly charm with WHBM inscribed on the reverse. It's tucked inside a pink organza pouch along with a Give Hope information card. Adjustable up to 9". Nickel-free metal.
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We all love our celebrities, especially when they pair up. But sometimes their tastes when it comes to matters of the heart can leave us scratching our heads.
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Our of-the-moment skinny. Long and lean, faux front pockets make this jean the most streamlined. 83% Cotton, 16% Polyester, 1% Spandex. Machine wash, cold; tumble dry low. Imported.
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Our Market Tote Bag is THE contemporary reusable grocery bag. Its measurements are the same as the old classic 'Brown Paper Bag.' This is a large tote shopping bag of outstanding quality compared to the typical cheap imported junk they hawk at the grocery store.
Our handles are stitched completely around the sides and bottom of the bag with double box stitching at all stress points. No more worries about the bottom of this grocery bag ever blowing out! Rugged, reliable and tough.
Extra-long carry handles allow you to carry the grocery Market Tote on your shoulder. We've seen folks carry the tote like a backpack! And as spacious as this tote bag is, you can use one Red Oxx Market Tote instead of half a dozen flimsy plastic grocery bags that end up around here as modern tumbleweeds! Just remember to keep it in your car so you'll have it once you get to the store. Another great way to remember taking your bag with you is hang it over the front door knob. Can't miss it on the way out the door.
Don't like to shoulder carry your Tote? Straps seem too long? Drags on the ground when you hand carry it? No problem. Simply place the bag upright on the ground and drape each carry handle to your left and right. Now grasp each handle and cross them over each other. Next slip each handle under the other and pull the end loops upwards. You can now carry the Market Tote by the crossed-over loops, thus shortening the straps by about a third of their length. See Photos for details.
The tough 1000 denier military grade CORDURA® nylon is water-resistant and twice as strong as standard nylon. And of course, you have a dozen vibrant colors to choose from...
The heavyweight 1050 ballistic nylon on the sides helps this shopping tote to "stand up" and keep its shape so you can easily fill it, or empty it -- a handy feature not seen on any reusable grocery tote we know of. Grocery clerks love this handy feature.
The Market Tote Bag has been used for:
Places where two separate pieces of fabric are stitched together are then bound, that is, we take a long piece of one inch wide nylon webbing and fold it over the edges of the two pieces and stitch them together, this creates a strong seam, or binding, that prevents the pieces from unraveling and gives a clean finished look. All of our binding material is vertically woven to prevent fraying, peeling or splitting that you may commonly see in competitors grocery totes that brag of "binding" their edges.
The ladies love using it as a sewing tote, crochet bag or knitting bag. Yoga lovers carry their yoga mats, sweats, and other accouterments in the Market Tote. Then there are those adventurous types who take it with them around the world and use it for more things than we could ever think of. Since they fold flat, packing several Market Totes along as "luggage extenders" means you can carry-on as a personal item and bring home extra goodies and gifts from your travels.
Even students find the Market Tote useful as a college book bag. Its sturdy build and just right size easily holds a laptop, tablet, several large textbooks, writing notebooks and project files. Toss your pens and electronic gadgets such as chargers into a Nomad or Lil Roy and all your loose items are organized. Buy two or more Totes, you'll always find a use for more than one! Think it might be too big? Try our hot little Mini Tote Bag instead.
Totes exposed to food can get dirty quickly. Dirt, vegetable matter, crushed fruit, spilled juices or soda, sticky candy, leaking jars and bottles can gunk up the interior of your Market Tote. Fortunately, it's a piece of cake (pun intended) to clean your Tote. Simply fill a sink, bucket or tub with warm soapy water (we like Dr. Bronner's), grab a nylon bristle brush and lightly scrub your bag clean. Simply turn it inside out to scrub out the interior. Then rinse both sides in warm water and hang up to dry on the shower head or outdoors on laundry line. Never use a machine dryer to dry any Red Oxx bag and always avoid solvents or harsh industrial cleaning agents (including bleach) as they will damage the lining.
The good folks at the Weather Underground seem to think our Market Tote is a great choice for a reusable grocery bag. Read up on their great Farmer's Market shopping tips.
"Go Green, save a tree, recycle some oil, use, reuse and well, reusable forever, the Red Oxx Market Tote Grocery Bag. Sustainable shopping indeed!"
Or as the locals at the Farmer's Market say, "If you turnip, lettuce bear your fruit..."
Dimensions: 16"H x 6"D x 12"W.
Capacity: 1,440 cubic inches.
Weight: 0.85 pounds.
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Every great tote needs cool accessories.
Market Tote Trivia: Modeled straight from the measurements of the original brown paper sack from the grocery store. The Tote was birthed before stores started carrying those cheap-o imported grocery totes, the kind that start unraveling after just a few uses.
Market Tote is a Red Oxx "Staff Pick" favorite.
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Keep in mind: Colors on your monitor will vary from the actual color of the fabric. The only way to accurately gauge a color is to request a swatch.
Questions? Visit our Customer Service Help Desk or call our Toll Free Hot Line: 1-888-733-6999.
As time rolls a ceaseless course, only the genuine guarantee remains. The mountains will persist, the oceans are bound to endure and Red Oxx will continue to be rugged, reliable, and tough.
To the depths of the Amazon basin to the peaks of the Himalayas, Red Oxx Manufacturing is infallible.
Red Oxx Bags are guaranteed forever, be sure to include them in your will.
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American Airlines pilots agree to new contractBy JAD MOUAWAD
The New York Times | December 08,2012AP Photo
Keith Wilson, president of the Allied Pilots Association, announces results of the vote on a new contract with American Airlines in the lobby of the union headquarters Friday in Dallas.American Airlines pilots agreed to a new contract Friday, their union said, paving the way for the carrier to come out of its yearlong bankruptcy.
The Allied Pilots Association said the new collective agreement was endorsed by 74 percent of pilots who cast a ballot. In August, in a surprise move, Americans pilots overwhelmingly rejected a similar deal with the airline.
The union said 96 percent of its eligible members voted on the new contract, with 5,489 in favor and 1,951 against.
With a new contract, American Airlines has mostly completed its reorganization. This was the last big hurdle to clear before the carrier and its creditors could focus on the big strategic question looming: Should American pursue a merger with US Airways or remain independent for now?
Many analysts expect the two airlines to combine. A merger would give the enlarged entity the size to compete with Delta Air Lines and United Airlines, both of which overtook American after their own mergers with other carriers in recent years.
Tom Horton, Americans chief executive, has insisted throughout the bankruptcy that American will emerge as a stand-alone carrier. But under pressure this summer from his counterpart at US Airways, Doug Parker, Horton agreed to look at a merger and outline its strategic benefits to the companys creditors as an alternative to his own plan.
The labor situation at American has sharply deteriorated in recent years and has been further clouded by US Airways involvement. In an unusual show of defiance against Americans management, the airlines labor groups including pilots, flight attendants and mechanics have all supported Parkers merger plans.
After the vote, the pilots union repeated its support for a merger with US Airways, saying it was the best path to a stronger, more competitive American Airlines that will in turn enhance our pilots long-term career prospects.
Getting a new pilot contract was critical for American to successfully emerge from bankruptcy. A deal was needed before the companys board and its creditors could consider whether to opt for a combination. A federal bankruptcy judge will have the final say on the matter.
Americans top three unions, representing pilots, flight attendants, and mechanics and other ground workers, each has one seat on the companys nine-member unsecured creditors committee.
American Airlines called the agreement an important step forward in our restructuring.
Todays ratification gives us the certainty we need for American to successfully restructure, providing opportunity and growth for all of our people and stakeholders, American said in a statement. The modernization of our company is well under way, and we remain focused on emerging as a competitive, world-class airline.
American and its pilots have been negotiating a new contract since 2006. The union has urged its members to ratify this latest deal, which would give pilots a pay raise and a 13.5 percent stake in the carrier once it comes out of bankruptcy.
It also establishes new work rules requiring more flight time for pilots and freezes their pension. It also allows Americans regional airlines partners to fly bigger planes, an issue that has long been a sticking point in labor talks.
The previous agreement, which called for similar concessions and benefits from the pilots, was opposed by 61 percent of pilots in a show of defiance.
After that vote, American imposed more draconian terms on its pilots and quickly sought to negotiate a new deal with its union. In response, some pilots called in sick in greater numbers and reported more mechanical problems with planes, leading to wide flight delays and cancellations.
In recent years, American lost its top position and retrenched of its operations around five big hubs Dallas, New York, Los Angeles, Miami and Chicago. It has been hobbled by higher costs than its competitors, who have all used bankruptcy proceedings mainly to restructure their labor contracts.
Earlier this week, the Allied Pilots Association urged its members to endorse the new deal, which it said was equal to or better than contracts at United, US Airways and Delta.
We must at some point come to grips with the new reality of no longer being the `big dog in the industry that we once were, the unions vice president, Capt. Tom Chapman, said in a message to the pilots. The American brand has been severely damaged, and it may take a while to repair.
Some analysts remain unpersuaded about Americans postbankruptcy goals.
AMRs existing plan is essentially the same failed strategy that drove the company to failure over the past decade, said Vicki Bryan, an analyst at Gimme Credit. We remain convinced that the best solution for AMR is to be run by someone else, and the best candidate in our view still is US Airways.MORE IN National / World BusinessNEW YORK Its not just the musical Hairspray that will air live on NBC tonight. Full StoryOXON HILL, Md. Far from the Las Vegas Strip, MGM Resorts International opens its $1. Full Story
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Many spectators and runners in Sunday's New York City Marathon did a double take at the sight of Jesus on the race route.
There are always plenty of runners in costume for the race, which usually falls right after Halloween.
But the sight of the Son of God running the race barefoot with a large, cardboard cross on his back caused quite the stir. Dozens of witnesses snapped photos and posted them to social media.
The man was identified by his bib number as New York-based photographer Makoto Takeuchi, according to Gawker.
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Boston celebrates after suspect caught
Published On: Apr 20 2013 09:52:23 AM CDT Updated On: Apr 20 2013 03:27:58 PM CDT
Celebrations broke out on the streets as Boston-area residents cheered for police after the surviving suspect of the Boston Marathon bombings was taken into custody Friday evening.
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