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Solebury School's London Green placed second overall in 17:55 for the boys in the Penn-Jersey League cross country championship meet on Thursday. Five of the Spartans' six runners PR'd. Nick Lavery finished fourth overall in 19:13. Andrei Benoliel, Kyle Miller and Devin Matchett also scored for Solebury, which finished with a combined total of 74 points, good for second as a team behind Doane Academy's 70 points. The Spartan girls, already down one of their top runners with a knee injury, began the race with only six runners. Solebury lost a top runner, A.J. Bonneau, early in the race. Despite that, three of the Spartans' five remaining runners finished in the top 10, taking home medals as well as PRs. Alexandra Morrow was second overall in 25:20, Alexis Molgat was eighth and Cally Kerrigan was ninth. Caitlin Miller and Sarah Waldon finished 14th and 15th, respectively, giving Solebury a combined total of 48 points, good for third behind Doane Academy's 35 points and Villa Victoria's 40.
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Solebury School cross country hosted Pennington School on Tuesday for its final scheduled meet of the season. For the boys, Pennington's Ian Moini finished first overall ahead of Solebury junior London Green, who was second in 19:11. The Spartans also took third, fifth, sixth, seventh, ninth and 10th. Finishers for Solebury were Nick Lavery, Andrei Benoliel, Devon Brewster, Devin Matchett, Kyle Miller and Jeff Lin, respectively, giving the Spartans the win with 23 points to Pennington's 36. Alexandra Morrow was the top finisher for the Solebury girls. She was fifth overall in 27:14. A.J. Bonneau was behind her in sixth, Cally Kerrigan was eighth, Alexis Molgat ninth, Caitlin Miller 13th and Sarah Waldon 14th. The Spartan girls lost to Pennington, 17-40. The Spartans will now gear up for the league championships next week at Fern Hill Park.
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For the first time since 2009, Solebury School cross country hosted a meet on campus on Thursday. Three teams were in attendance for both the girls and boys. Villa Victoria, Solebury and two runners for New Jersey United Christian Academy ran for the girls. Top finisher for Solebury was senior captain Alexandra Morrow, who was second overall in 26:45. Fourth overall went to sophomore Cally Kerrigan. Alexis Molgat, Caitlin Miller and Sarah Waldon rounded out the scoring runners with a total of 39 points. Villa Victoria won the meet over Solebury with a total of 22 points. For the boys, the Spartans' London Green took the lead from the start and set a course record, finishing first overall in a time of 18:58.34. Senior Nick Lavery finished third in 20:03.80. Kyle Miller, Devon Brewster, Andrei Benoliel and Curtis Thompson were eighth, ninth, 10th and 11th, respectively, in 22:35.06, 22:43.68, 22:47.28 and 23:08.34. Kieran Thayer was the seventh finisher for Solebury. Solebury finished with a total of 31 points, putting the Spartans ahead of New Jersey United Christian Academy's 43 points and Calvary Christian's 60 points.
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Solebury School cross country ran at Princeton Day School on Wednesday. For the boys, junior London Green finished first overall in a personal record of 18:25. Nick Lavery was third overall in 19:32, while Andrei Benoliel was eighth, Curtis Thompson ninth and Devin Matchett 10th. Despite that, Princeton Day School came out ahead, 24-31. The Spartan girls were missing a few key runners because of injury. With only three healthy runners, Solebury was forced to forfeit, 15-50.
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Pennington School cross country welcomed Solebury School and New Hope-Solebury to town on Tuesday. The Spartans' top runners for the boys were junior London Green in 18:44, senior Nick Lavery in 20:11, sophomores Devon Brewster and Andrei Benoliel, and freshman Kyle Hochenberger. Solebury lost to New Hope, 23-38, and beat Pennington, 24-33. The Spartan girls fell to Pennington, 15-40, and downed New Hope, 15-50, by forfeit. Top finishers for Solebury were senior Alexandra Morrow, sophomore Cally Kerrigan, senior Charlotte Martin, junior Alexis Molgat and sophomore Caitlin Miller.
Spartan girls, boys place first
Six teams competed at New Jersey United Christian Academy on Thursday for the Penn-Jersey League's first cross country meet of the season. The Solebury School girls finished first with 40 points; Villa Victoria was second with 41. Top finishers for Solebury were seniors A.J. Bonneau and Alexandra Morrow, who were third and fourth, respectively, at 26:59 and 27:03; sophomore Cally Kerrigan, seventh; freshman Sarah Waldon, 12th; and sophomore Caitlin Miller, 14th. The Solebury boys also finished first with a combined total of 39 points; Doane Academy was second with 43. Top overall finisher for the second week in a row was junior London Green in a time of 19:35. Senior Nick Lavery was third in 20:06, senior Curtis Thompson was 10th, sophomore Devin Brewster was 11th and senior Devon Matchett was 14th.
Spartans shine at league invitational
Solebury School cross country performed exceptionally well at Thursday's Penn-Jersey League Invitational. The girls and boys both grabbed the championship. "Coming into the race for 2015 was a bit unnerving having to follow such a successful year, but the teams did not disappoint," head coach Terri Miller said. "The girls, having lost four of their six runners from last year, pulled out another win, finishing with a total of 34 points, just ahead of Villa Victoria, which finished with 43 points." Top finishers for the Spartan girls were senior Charlotte Martin (second overall), senior veteran and captain Alexandra Morrow (fourth), senior A.J. Bonneau (fifth), and sophomores Cally Kerrigan (eighth) and Caitlin Miller (15th). The Spartan boys had 37 points. Top finishers were junior London Green (first overall), in his first cross country race; freshman Devon Brewster (second); and seniors Nick Lavery, Curtis Thompson and Devin Matchett, placing 10th, 11th and 13th, respectively.

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This article feels more like a start to me than a B-class. I am failing it for two things: not comprehensive enough and prose problems:
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Yes, I know it's just been published within the last six months (which should have been a reason to wait on the GA nom). But even still, we could expect more than a cursory plot summary, the last graf of which trails off and tells about the book's narrative techniques and doesn't tell us how the story ends (I know we usually have a problem with plot summaries being too long, but this is a rare case where it goes the other way. You have 800 words you can use; use 'em). I also expect a reception section that does more than quote at length from reviews and uses the Amazon page on the book as a source ... not good enough, get dates on the original articles.
I'd like to know if there's a discussion of film rights. Has the author been interviewed or discussed the book publicly? What, if anything, does she say about what she was trying to do?
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Just taking apart the lede graf, here's what we have:
- The IHOP Papers is the debut novel of American author Ali Liebegott first published on December 13, 2006 by Carroll & Graf Publishers.
Needs a comma in there (after the author's name), and could possibly be broken up into two sentences. "First" is also redundant at this point ... I doubt another publisher will be bringing it out for a while.
- The story revolves around a twenty-year-old lesbian named Francesca who falls in love with her female philosophy professor from her junior-college and ends up moving to San Francisco, California to be with her.
Run-on sentence, or at least too wordy. Applying William Strunk's famous "omit needless words" dictum, as quoted in E.B. White's The Elements of Style, as well as WP:MoS, I can shorten it to: "It is the story of Francesca, a 20–year-old lesbian who moves to San Francisco to be with her former professor."
- A common theme throughout the novel are the many lesbian relationships Francesca finds herself in after she moves to San Franciso and how difficult it can be to be in love with someone.
Now that's definitely a run-on sentence. So run-on that the writer got confused as to what the subject of the verb was, and used the wrong number — "are" should be "is". The first part of the predicate is not a "theme": relationships are things that happen, not themes. The difficulty of being in love with someone is a theme ... but that should be cited somewhere; otherwise it's original research (which happens a lot in novel articles, believe me).
- The title of the book alludes to the fact that Francesca gets a job at IHOP after her move.
English teachers today overteach the concept of allusion — "refer" would do just as nicely in this context. In any event, this should be in a separate section per WP:NOVEL guidelines.
There are a number of typoes and other lapses in the formality of the writing through the rest of the article, enough to disqualify this. A decent spell-check will catch at least a few.
The descriptions of the major characters are also too long. A few sentences are fine; we don't need three paragraphs.
Also, it is bad form to introduce IHOP without spelling it out on first reference.
Obviously, if these problems get fixed it can be renominated. But I would wait until there's some time to gain perspective, to find other reviews and an author interview, and do some rewriting. Daniel Case 03:41, 17 May 2007 (UTC)


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If you looked up the word "resilient" in the Marvel Comics dictionary, you'd see a picture of Wolverine. Thanks to his healing factor, the adamantium-enhanced X-Man has survived and made complete recoveries from devastating attacks. Perhaps the only thing more curious than Wolverine's ability to heal from such injuries without a physical scar is his apparent ability to recover without any mental scars, either. Writer Marc Guggenheim gave readers a quick and mysterious glimpse at how Logan's spirit and mind recover from mortal wounds in "Wolverine" #48, the epilogue to his "Vendetta" storyline. This week, Guggenheim returns to "Wolverine" with the six-part storyline "The Death of Logan." Beginning in issue #57 and illustrated by Howard Chaykin, the story will shed light on exactly what happens when Logan dies. CBR News spoke with Guggenheim about the story.
Indeed, it was always Guggneheim's intention to return to the mystery he introduced at the end of "Vendetta" and explore how Wolverine mentally recovers "fatal" injuries. "It was a bit of a circuitous route back to 'Wolverine,'" Guggenheim told CBR News. "Originally, we were talking about following up on the hanging plot threads from 'Vendetta' in the pages of 'Marvel Comics Presents.' Then because of the economics of that book and the way things are structured there, we all realized that it would probably work better in the pages of 'Wolverine' proper, which was more than okay with me. The nature of the story I had planned worked in terms of five 22-page issues, as opposed to 12 eight-page issues.
"Also, I don't want to go as far as to say that this is a seminal Wolverine story but it does deal a lot with his status quo and the question of when he suffers one of these massive injuries that would render anyone brain-dead, how does he manage to heal his memories in addition to his body?" Guggenheim added. "So for anyone who is interested in that question, I think it's critical to have that answer come in the pages of 'Wolverine.'"
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When readers meet up with Logan in Guggenheim's first issue, his state of mind is pretty much nominal -- with one big exception. "Sort of between the panels, he has fallen for this Atlantean agent who he met during 'Vendetta,' Guggenheim said. "When my arc picks up, he's with her and they've been together for some time. At the every end of 'Vendetta' we established that they were sleeping together and now we sort of discover that he's sort of fallen for her. That's probably the biggest change to his mental state when we pick up the arc in issue #57."
Given the usual fate of women that become romantically involved with Wolverine, some readers might be concerned for the health of Logan's new Atlantean flame. "Logan's track record with women plays into the answer of the central questions of what happens to his memories and his souls when he dies," Guggenheim stated. "So it's not by any means accidental that I begin this arc with Logan in love again and we all know how that's probably going to play out."
"The Death of Logan" begins, quite naturally, with Wolverine kicking the bucket. "That comes at the end of the first issue," Guggenheim confirmed. "The structure of 'Death of Logan' is I don't want to say unconventional but each issue will take place in two time frames. One time frame is when Logan was with the Canadian army during World War I. The other time is the present day over a span of about six months. So I've tried to give this five-issue arc sort of an epic scope in terms of that it takes place over a vast amount of time. We get a chance to peer back into Logan's deep past but at the same time take him a little bit further into the future."
|"Wolverine" #57, page 14
Guggenheim made sure the new villain he designed for "The Death of Logan" was a character that played off Wolverine's particular strengths and abilities. "I'll give you an example by contrast," the writer said. "It was kind of difficult to have Wolverine go up against Nitro because Nitro is an energy powered villain and he blows things up, whereas Wolverine works best against villains he can hit and who can hit him back. At the same time, though, I wanted to create a character who can be hit and hit back that wasn't like Sabretooth; who is a killer in his own right but in a completely different way than Sabretooth. He's definitely on the Sabretooth end of the spectrum as opposed to the more conspiracy type bad guy.
"His name is Shogun," Guggenheim continued. "I think the best way to sort of tease Shogun is if the title of the arc is 'The Death of Logan' than it stands to reason that someone has to be responsible for killing him and that's where Shogun comes to play."
Guggenheim won't explicitly reveal Shogun's motive for killing Wolverine, but it could as simple as a hired hit. "Shogun works for an organization that is sort of my answer to A.I.M. and Hydra," Guggenheim explained. "That's another sort of gap that I was detecting in the Marvel universe. It feels like the really sort of kick ass bad guy organizations have become sort of diffuse and less threatening over the years. So I wanted to introduce a new organization with a very malevolent agenda that we're taking very seriously and didn't have the sort of baggage of history that A.I.M. and Hydra have."
|"Wolverine" #57, page 15
"Howard's version of the Afterlife is by my suggestion a little more concrete," Guggenheim continued. "But it all comes out of the story and the situation that Logan finds himself in. Because of my first issue in this arc, Logan's soul is literally in a different place so there is no obligation to depict the Afterlife in the same way that we already established. We'll know very clearly what it is. Is it Purgatory? It is Hell? Spoiler warning : For Logan the Afterlife is a bar, just because I felt like that was appropriate for the character."
The Afterlife may look different than it did in the final issue of "Vendetta," but it is still home to one of Wolverine's adversaries, the mysterious Lazear. "He plays a huge role in the story," Guggenheim stated. "Basically, in the first three issues we'll discover very clearly who Lazear is and what his relationship to Logan is. Everything that was teased at in issue #48 gets paid off in the first three issues of the new arc. It's not coincidental that a big chunk of the arc takes place during World War I because their relationship goes back that far. Lazear in many ways is definitely someone who's plagued Logan for a very, very long time and I would love to see him live on past this arc."
|"Wolverine" #57, page 17
Guggenheim's story doesn't take place entirely in the Afterlife realm. "A lot of the story unfolds in the real world," Guggenheim said. "Jeph Loeb's run has a real surreal element if not bordering on the supernatural. I adjusted my plans a little bit to sort of cut back on my supernatural elements because I didn't think it prudent to have a string of eight months or even a year of 'Wolverine' stories with such a strong supernatural bent. So basically, the way my run is structured is that issue one is all in the earthly realm. Issue #2 is a bit of a mix. Issue #3 is supernatural. Then issues #4 and #5 are all earthbound. So the only real issue that takes place exclusively in the Afterlife is the middle chapter, chapter three. The good part about that is even those sequences are very grounded. Again, I'm really trying to play off of Howard's style and also just the nature of a Wolverine book. It's not Doctor Strange."
"The Death of Logan" may not be a Doctor Strange story, but the good Doctor does play a role. "I think any time you sort of get into the Afterlife it helps to have a tour guide and in this story Doctor Strange is that guide," Guggenheim explained. "He's sort of a pleasant surprise for me. Every project, there's always an aspect that I find was unexpected and in this case it was just how much fun it was to write Doctor Strange and his interactions with Logan and with Iron Man."
Obviously, if Doctor Strange and Iron Man are interacting face to face in "The Death of Logan," it's because something big has brought the two opposing Avengers together. "It was writing that opposition and that conflict between the two of them that was an awful lot of fun," Guggenheim remarked.
|"Wolverine" #57, page 18
Drawing the humor and dark subject matter of "The Death of Logan" is Guggenheim's collaborator on the recently cancelled but much-loved "Blade" series, Howard Chaykin. "It's funny, when I found out Howard would be drawing the book, it was very much a mixed reaction. I really love working with Howard. I love what he does but I was also despairing for my time!" Guggenheim joked. "Scott Kollins was balancing his time between 'Wolverine' and 'Omega Flight,' so the scripts could come out at a much more leisurely pace. The second I heard Howard came on board I was like, 'Now I've to put the pedal to the metal.'"
Whether or not Guggenheim chronicles any more "Wolverine" tales after "The Death of Logan" is ultimately up to the readers. "I really love the character of Logan and I really enjoy writing him," stated Guggenheim. "Nothing would make me happier than to do another Wolverine story. I think in large part it's going to depend on how this one is received. The fans will vote with their dollar. It's in their hands."
Guggenheim knows that at first glance "The Death of Logan" may not seem like a story for every "Wolverine" fan, but he encourages readers to give the story a chance. "If I was a reader and I heard 'supernatural' and 'Logan' in the Afterlife I might decide to take a pass," Guggenheim admitted. "I've been writing this story with those readers' voices in my head the entire time. I've been making sure that even when we are in the Afterlife it still feels like a 'Wolverine' book. Even if that's not your cup of tea stick around, because just like 'Vendetta,' which went from going after Nitro to going up against Namor and then going up against Damage Control, this storyline is structured so that every two issues it's really switching subject matter. It's very layered. There are all sorts of different fun things going on yet it's all in the service of one larger story. So my advice would be stick with it because it's like the weather in Chicago -- if it's not to your liking just wait five minutes and it will change."
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Posted 01 September 2011 - 04:04 PM
Would they really do Shelob like Aragog in the Hagrids Hut set?
They've never done a Rancor so would they really do a Fell Beast or a Balrog mould? What about the Ents or the Mumakil?
That's a lot of money being spent on tooling for brand new moulds, they would have to commit to the line for the long haul to know it's going to be profitable.
The more I think about this line the less I see it happening.
Posted 01 September 2011 - 04:51 PM
Vindice, on 01 September 2011 - 04:04 PM, said:
Would they really do Shelob like Aragog in the Hagrids Hut set?
They've never done a Rancor so would they really do a Fell Beast or a Balrog mould? What about the Ents or the Mumakil?
That's a lot of money being spent on tooling for brand new moulds, they would have to commit to the line for the long haul to know it's going to be profitable.
The more I think about this line the less I see it happening.
That's a good point about the vehicles and the molds. If they did do this they could at least get 3 years worth of lines out with maybe LoTR next year, followed by 2 years of Hobbit sets. There are some amazing prospects for this range though, although I'd be surprised it would happen seeing that there's the massive Marvel/DC range next year
Edited by AngryChair, 01 September 2011 - 04:51 PM.
Posted 01 September 2011 - 04:51 PM
Ogre, on 28 August 2011 - 02:57 PM, said:
More elves, more dwarfs, more human factions, more 'creature' factions...
Oh ya, I'm STOKED!
I just hope it's TRUE.
Here is some stuff for our wallets. ^^
I thougt, I could to transform Tolkiens huge world complete into LEGO set-ideas. Fuggedaboutit!
This theme could be bigger than Star Wars (if LEGO wants).
Of course would the "Tolkien" line not be the end of the "Classic Castle" line. It would be the same thing like Star Wars and Mars-Mission, Space Police, NASA-Program, Alien Conquest and so forth...
I hope for these dudes. LEGO could customizing 100 different peoples. And these dudes would be amazing. The elf from the series 3 CM or the orcs and dwarfs from the castle-line would be no comparison. The Tolkien-minifigures would be generally some levels "better".
I'd be interested in knowing how would be looking the LotR-sets?
In module-style for Grond the Battering Ram and the Gate of Minas Tirith like 6062 Battering Ram and 6059 Knights Stronghold.
LEGO have to create Minas Tirith in module-form. Everybody would for Minas Tirith to order every module-set.
The Orthanc Tower could be looking in 7093 Skeleton Tower form. Every location must be smaller than the original sizes (see LEGO Hogwarts-castle or Death-Star).
And LEGO have to create new bricks (elements) for a fantastic Rivendell or a beauty Lothlorien.
But do you know what me make creasy? That all is no reality. That is just wishful thinking.
Edited by Elander, 01 September 2011 - 04:55 PM.
Posted 01 September 2011 - 06:23 PM
Vindice, on 01 September 2011 - 04:04 PM, said:
Well, neither Harry Potter or POP had any vehicles except for the Hogwarts Express and a flying car that came in the same set. Kingdoms doesn't have vehicles except for a few carts and siege engines, both of which would undoubtedly be part of a hypothetical LOTR line. And while Atlantis has its vehicles, in several of the sets the vehicle is a tiny runabout playing second banana to a large monster.
And it's a bit of a jump to assume that the creatures in LOTR would have to be molded. TLG have made dozens of brickbuilt monsters. On the shelves right now there are giant brickbuilt dragons, crocodiles, anglerfish, snapping turtles, sea dragons, scorpions, and spiders galore - and all of them, except for Aragog, look pretty decent. I would be thrilled to buy a set with a brickbuilt mumakil, and probably wouldn't buy a molded one at all. The same goes for an Ent. I want to see these guys in Lego bricks, not some big ugly piece of molded plastic. I'm a fan of Lego, not action figures.
The only creatures I can really see TLG molding would be the cave trolls and the eagles, since those are on a scale that doesn't look great brickbuilt. And neither of those would be totally necessary for a first wave or two of sets. By the time people start shouting "what about the cave trolls?!?" TLG will know whether LOTR's profits justify new molds.
Honestly, I'm still on the skeptical side here, but I don't believe the objections you've raised are really legitimate obstacles.
Posted 01 September 2011 - 06:54 PM
Posted 01 September 2011 - 08:34 PM
You bring up some very good points. And I would have to agree, I would much rather see brick built versions of those creatures. I don't mind some of the dragon molds for the Viking sets years ago, but at the same time, I'd much rather see a believable brick built version, which is probably why they came out with some of those Creator sets involving the crocodiles/dragon/t-rex and whatnot. The beauty of lego is letting your imagination run wild, therefore creating your own LOTR universe with what we have is fun, but certainly new molds for smaller pieces could come in handy, without doing a full sized mold for a creature.
We shall see what the future holds.
Posted 01 September 2011 - 10:35 PM
I would love and buy all of that line. If there was any time for LEGO to create the line, it would be now. But that is only my hopeful wishing. i would love some Riders of Rohan or a Gollum figure.
But I really doubt this.
Posted 01 September 2011 - 10:41 PM
It would be excellent to see Brickbuilt large beasts but as i mentioned earlier, the Rancor has never been done and that is part of TLG's biggest license. The Hoth wampa, dewback and Jabba were all done as moulds and I think TLG seem to adopt this route.
I'd love to see LotR in Lego form but I'm skeptical that it fits in with what they are looking for in a license.
Posted 01 September 2011 - 11:19 PM
ceroknight, on 31 August 2011 - 03:16 AM, said:
What is the main purpose of the wars and bloodshed in the trilogy?
The ring!!
And I cannot fathom how they will make the One Ring for minifigures.
If LEGO forgets the most important part of the trilogy, that would just be a sad fail and to only make a theme for The Hobbit will be very useless I think.
I mean the Twilight Saga would be better!
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*edit* Read ahead, Ogre...read ahead... LOL!
Edited by Ogre, 01 September 2011 - 11:29 PM.
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Posted 02 September 2011 - 02:28 AM
Assuming we follow the movie, there's definitely horses, boats, Gandalf's carriage at the beginning of the movie, and little else until the last movie - where we have ships, Grond, and other siege towers.
But the locations would be phenomenal... Bag End, Prancing Pony, Rivendell (which could be several sets), Moria (which could be several sets), Lothlorien (also several sets), a few miscellaneous places like where we find the trolls turned to stone and maybe even Argonath...
Of course, I could keep going and going - a lot more possibilities than Pirates of the Caribbean or many other licensed themes, and the Hobbit adds a lot more.
Yes, I'm dreaming... I still don't believe it'll happen for various reasons, but a lot of people come up with a lot of reasons why it wouldn't work for TLG, and some of them are just silly... it's a common belief that vehicles are required for themes, but it just doesn't seem to really pan out that way.
I also don't think they'd need a lot of new molds. I'm sure many will disagree, but the large trolls from fantasy were more or less satisfactory... even the ride-able dragons make great Nazgul beasts. Nazgul themselves wouldn't require anything, hobbits, dwarfs, humans, and elves... already done. I image even Gollum (as disappointing as it might be) would be like Dobby from HP - a mold for a head, but a standard body otherwise.
Anyway, I keep dreaming... I still don't hold my breath. If anything, this thread inspires me to try to do more on my own more than wait for TLG.
Edited by fred67, 02 September 2011 - 02:29 AM.
Posted 02 September 2011 - 06:04 AM
If this is going to be a later 2012 or early 2013 release then look at how PotC was announced along with the new Super Hero line; and they both had, roughly, the same release time frame. True, Pirates went a little later to go with the movie but I can see this being a major news event next SDCC (provided its for real). I would be happy to be wrong about this and have info on these in the retailer's catalog (if/when it gets leaked).
But I do find it very encouraging that there are rumors cropping up about a TT game following a Lego LotR series...if we are going to get any real whiffs of this line, its probably going to be through an industry that's a little more liberal with information.
Posted 02 September 2011 - 12:03 PM
J_Bro83, on 02 September 2011 - 06:04 AM, said:
If this is going to be a later 2012 or early 2013 ....
I hope for LotR next summer when the Harry Potter theme ends. Early 2013 is to late. This theme has to many possibilities than to be a short theme. 1999 began LEGO Star Wars 6 months before episode 1 too.
I can't believe that LEGO won't to bring out LEGO Lord of the Rings.
I love the brickbuilt dragons from the "Viking"-line. A brickbuilt ent would be superb. I would to die for a brickbuilt ent battle pack!
Edited by Elander, 02 September 2011 - 12:04 PM.
Posted 02 September 2011 - 01:30 PM
Vindice, on 01 September 2011 - 10:41 PM, said:
You're right, I forgot about the Knight Bus and the ship. But even with those two, the theme was mostly vehicle-free and has been one of the most successful licensed themes - maybe even one of the most successful themes of any kind, judging by how fast the boxes disappear and reappear on my local shelves.
I think when you're guessing if a licensed theme can succeed, you have to throw TLG's "house rules" out the window and instead judge it by how big the license itself is and how well Lego can adapt itself to it. I think LOTR can be done very well in Lego form, and the audience is MASSIVE. It's not only dedicated fans of LOTR, but also tabletop RPGers and geeks of all stripes who would like LOTR figs for displays even if they'd never buy any other Lego product.
Posted 02 September 2011 - 02:57 PM
Gryphon Ink, on 02 September 2011 - 01:30 PM, said:
Great point, and very well said. I agree that with the licensed themes, the rules are different. The sets can be awesome, but if the license itself has limited appeal, then the line will be unsuccessful. I think Speed Racer and Prince of Persia both fall into that trap -- good sets, bad license.
I understand the possible obstacles that have been brought up in this thread (too violent, too location-driven, competes with Castle line), but I think TLC could make it work. The benefits far outweigh those obstacles -- it's an action-based, conflict-driven story with tons of characters. That fits perfectly with TLC's licensing strategy.
Posted 02 September 2011 - 07:04 PM
Ogre, on 01 September 2011 - 11:19 PM, said:
*edit* Read ahead, Ogre...read ahead... LOL!
agreed! or they would just print it on Frodo's body piece as a necklace.
Posted 02 September 2011 - 09:14 PM
Could be massive!
Posted 02 September 2011 - 10:00 PM
Posted 02 September 2011 - 10:13 PM
I want this theme to be real as much as the next LOTR fan, but Starwars and Lord of the Rings are too much I think...
I think I read about that somewhere...
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Posted 02 September 2011 - 10:16 PM
Ogre, on 01 September 2011 - 11:19 PM, said:
*edit* Read ahead, Ogre...read ahead... LOL!
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Posted 02 September 2011 - 10:19 PM
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Posted 02 September 2011 - 10:48 PM
"Dwarfs" is the proper English plural of "dwarf", but in Tolkien's world, the proper plural is "dwarves" (he says something about this in the introductory material to either FOTR or The Hobbit). So if we're talking about the dwarfs from the Fantasy Era line, yes, say "dwarfs", but if we're referring to anything from Tolkien's world, say "dwarves".
I have mixed feelings about a LOTR theme. LOTR is probably the biggest focus of my... "fan-dom" and I'd love to see some good LOTR sets, but I feel that I wouldn't really go for the sets due to LEGO's style. LOTR is so epic, so huge, and the sets these days are just... not epic. Sorry, maybe I'm pessimistic, but LEGO sets don't come anywhere close to being large enough for LOTR scale. And of course, my biggest objection is that the people would come in pink skin . I have been entertaining plans of creating my own LOTR minifigure collection, but I want them YELLOW. And just buying the licensed figures and replacing the heads/hands with yellow ones can't be counted on because sometimes skin colour appears on torso print too.
Besides all this, licensed sets tend to be very expensive and my budget is a little tight over the next few years with school. I would hate to have to hold off buying LOTR sets when they come out and then pay triple the price in five years when I can actually afford them.
As far as moulds go, I agree with what's been said about brickbuilt monsters, with maybe moulds for the smaller eagles/trolls. I prefer brickbuilt creatures anyway (MMV chickens were better than Mill Village Raid chickens).
I agree that LOTR has HUGE potential for LEGO - the options for sets are endless, the fan base is probably pretty decent between adults and children (even some children that read the books and haven't seen the movies yet). But I don't think LEGO would go nearly as far as they've done with Star Wars, simply because SW is (I think...) still a lot more popular among children, which is what LEGO is mostly aimed at (I... think?).
As far as locations go, I personally can't see LEGO doing relatively insignificant areas like the stone trolls, or Argonath, or whatever, to name just a couple - nothing really happens at either of these places. Yes, maybe if the line got recycled over and over again for a decade or more like SW, we might get that, but like I said, I don't think that will happen with LOTR. But of course, that's just my feeling, and anything can happen in the future.
I too think that the violence argument is irrelevant. They're doing POTC and IJ, they can do LOTR (that being said, I don't think that the underraged children that mostly use LEGO should be watching ANY of those, but parents tend to let anything go these days). And I highly doubt the Ring piece problem would stop LEGO, despite all the AFOLs crying bloody murder.
All that being said, I think a LOTR video game would be great - I would almost definitely buy it.
Wow, that really got long. I was on my way to find a review for Blacksmith Attack, saw this thread, and an hour later I'm still here
So in closing, I'd like LEGO to please make a LOTR line, with cheap, massive, epic sets and yellow minifigures.
P.S. Many thanks to the people who jokingly posted about UCS Balrog and Minas Tirith like that. I laughed so hard.
Edited by Erynion, 02 September 2011 - 10:51 PM.
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Posted 03 September 2011 - 03:17 AM
Erynion, on 02 September 2011 - 10:48 PM, said:
Is pink skin really THAT bad?
Posted 03 September 2011 - 05:41 AM
Erynion, on 02 September 2011 - 10:48 PM, said:
No need to get THAT distressed. Have a look in MCW Forum, you'll find a topic there how to change fleshie heads and parts into yellow. So never fear!
I personally wouldn't really like to see LotR theme at all for two major reasons:
1) That means the end of (temporary, but still) of LEGO own Castle theme. And though I don't really like Kingdoms that much, I suppose a certain "freedom" in the theme is always better that a regulated one by a specific story.
2) The prices, I expect are going to be rather high. For example PotC sets prices are really insane. It never usually stopped me with licensed sets, but with this theme I can't really make myself pay that much for it. The theme stopped LEGO's own pirates, which I find to be rather distressing. Not sure what the opinion of the majority of pirate fans here is.
And about LotR having huge potential. Indeed it does. But I can't help but think that LotR is still less appealing and "more mature" than certain other licensed themes. But that's I guess, because I always liked books more than the films.
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Posted 03 September 2011 - 07:18 AM
nonetheless i hope the day i see a UCS 10xxx series Minas tirith, with thousands of white bricks like the Taj mahal. But It probably isnt likely..
and a us$199 Helm's deep battle wall, and Uruk Hai/Rohan/Gondor/Lorien Elves battlepacks at $15 each..
We can all Imagine can't we? hehe
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Posted 03 September 2011 - 08:35 AM
Tomcat RIO, on 03 September 2011 - 07:18 AM, said:
nonetheless i hope the day i see a UCS 10xxx series Minas tirith, with thousands of white bricks like the Taj mahal. But It probably isnt likely..
and a us$199 Helm's deep battle wall, and Uruk Hai/Rohan/Gondor/Lorien Elves battlepacks at $15 each..
We can all Imagine can't we? hehe
I think LEGO Lord of the Rings has to based of a new modular-set theme. It's time for a new kind of set-revolution.
I mean like the modular exclusiv city houses just in smaller versions. Why a complete Minas Tirith or Helms Deep set if LEGO could produce this locations in several sets.
For example Moria: (3x modular-sets)
-The gate and the Giant Octopus of Moria
Moria Gate (luminous stickers in dark) with collapse function, LEGO created (brickbuilt) Giant Octopus
-Balin's Tomb (Balins mausoleum)
inclusive Frodo with Sting (LED lights up)
-The Bridge of Khazad-dûm
Gandalf with magic wand (LED lights up)
LEGO brickbuilt Balrog (red/black bricks, inclusive red/orange transparent bricks for LED lights up)
Bridge with collapse function
What do you thinking? Is that system realistic?
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Bang on mate! I'm just getting into this stuff and I was wondering, how the hell do you keep track of all the voices you can do? I can do various accents and a few staple characters (tough soldier, noble knight, that sort of stuff) but I find it hard to recall them at will.
To be totally honest with you man, I make them up on the spot. I then think to myself "What does this sound like?" and I put myself in place of that character.


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In April, DreamWorks Studios and Warner Bros. announced they would join forces to produce an as-yet-unnamed King drama, which is being written by Kario Salem ("The Score"). Both studios had King projects in development, with DreamWorks having secured the cooperation of King estate chairman Dexter King in 2008.
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Meanwhile, last year, Lee Daniels, fresh off directing the Oscar-nominated "Precious," indicated that his next film would be "Selma," about pivotal events in that Alabama city in 1964, with David Oyelowo in the lead. And in February, Paul Greengrass announced that he would write and direct "Memphis," about King's last days and the search for his assassin.
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Young reportedly objected most strongly to Greengrass' depiction of a character based on Georgia Davis Powers, who, according to her memoir, was with King at the Lorraine Motel the night before he was shot. Reached at his office in Atlanta, Young said he'd forgotten why he'd objected to Greengrass' script, but that, like "Selma," which he also read, as well as other projects, he felt "Memphis" distorted and sensationalized King's legacy.
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Bwog heard rumors that Dining was revamping JJ's Place for fall 2012, so we contacted Victoria Dunn, Executive Director of Columbia Dining. Details, below.
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According to Vicki, "the idea with the menu revamp is to keep the JJ's favorites, but introduce a new line of healthier options, including a brand-new salad bar with composed salads and a Jamba Juice Express. The menu will also include new items like Rancheros, Thaic hicken panini's, and different flavored wings." For the carnivorous among you, "The Dining Advisory team told us that they really wanted a larger, thicker burger. We chose a porterhouse/sirloin blend with lots of seasoning. We also have a ton of toppings, so you can create your own burger We taste-tested them with Dining Advisory team last week and they loved them."
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Why the redesign? "We needed to make some egress and access updates to the facility, so we took the opportunity to improve the program at the same time."
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Morningside has food niches vacated and sort-of filled every few years. AmCaf, beloved steak sandwich locale in the early aughts, became a fancy tapas bar that no one you know eats at. The fabled West End became mediocre Havana Central, a shadow of its former Kerouac-hosting, drunk-makeout-and-beer-pong-haven self. You could get full and drunk for less than $20, and sometimes much less, and that's all we really ask for (until Mom and Dad visit– then it's beet bowls for everyone!)
Bwog ate dinner at Mel's Burger Bar last night, and we're delighted to report that you can indeed get full from good food and drunk on good beer for not very much money.
Mel's looks great. The floors are black-and-white marbled, there's lots of wood paneling, hanging lamps, red booths, exposed brick, huge chalkboards with beer, food and dessert menus, and six flat-screen TVs showing the Yankee game. The hostess and server were friendly, and the bathrooms spacious and unisex– ooh la! There are 140 seats, with 18 chairs on an outdoor patio.
Bwog and our dining companion sampled two of Mel's punches ($8-9): the Hook, which was a not-too-sweet alcoholic orange juice, and the Haymaker, which was Grey Goose, Bacardi, and some other stuff that got us properly tipsy. There's also a promising-looking "unusual lemonade" with homemade lemonade, Jim Beam, and mint for $8, and a slew of other mixed drinks that aren't as embarassing to order as a vodka cranberry.
There are 18 beers on tap ($4-8), 5 cans from PBR ($4) to 21st Amendment Back in Black ($8), and 10 bottles ($5-10). The Southampton White Beer is delicious. The fancy drinks are expensive-ish but strong, the regular beers are roughly 1020-priced. A good way to get a lot of beer: order a 32 oz. or 64 oz. (!) growler to go, from $7-30. There are also stacks of burgers and wings to go.
August 06, 201010:00 am 30 Comments
Mel's Burger Bar is coming along quite nicely.
And more Morningside dining news: Kuti's, a new takeout store on 116th between Morningside and Manhattan Avenues, just got a good review from the Times. Bwog sampled the shrimp piri-piri and it is delicious, and just $7 for a plate of shrimp and two sides. Most dishes are between $5-7.
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Bwog got the inside scoop on Mel's today from a former CC student working for the Mel's Team. It will be open in late July (that's soon!), they'll hopefully be accepting Flex, and the food and beer selection will be "extremely high quality" (Dogfish Head and Kobe beef, riiiite?) and reasonably priced. Knees bent for this to go VIRAL: Mel's has a Twitter and Facebook, and there will be special promotions for "early adopters" i.e people who follow and like (respectively) Mel's on the Internet.
Mel's still doesn't have a website, but we learned that its owner is Nick Tsoulos, who also owns Goodburger, Patsy's and Angelo's. These are fine eateries, and we look forward to welcoming Mel's to the hood. Last time we visited Tomo it was kind of a bummer, anyway.
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But what is Mel's Burger Bar? It's not even on teh Googles! Bwog hopes they have burgers like this. We'll keep you posted on when Mel will officially open when we get word. Thanks to Mariela Quintana for the bovine-tip.
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Ronald Lee Rossin is in his 50's
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Lake City, FL
Fort White, FL
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Ronald Lee Rossin
Zodiac SignTaurus
StatusMaintenance Technician at Columbia County
StatusMaintenance Technician at Columbia County
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Lake City FL
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Lake City, FL (8 Addresses)
Fort White, FL
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(386) ***-**** - Bostwick, FL
(904) ***-**** - Fleming Island, FL
(904) ***-**** - Fleming Island, FL
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Company: Columbia County
Title: Maintenance Technician
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Title: Maintenance Technician
Company: Columbia County
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Columbia County and the City of Lake City, through an inter-local agreement provide various recreation services to the residents of the County. The joint County - City Recreation Department provides:Maintenance to 14 softball fields, 9 soccer fields, 7 baseball fields, 4 T-ball fields, 1 basketball gymnasium, 8 outdoor basketball courts, 1 football field, 6 parks and playgrounds, 4 community centers, 1 Girls Club, 6 tennis courts, 6 racquetball courts.Summer Programs for children with field trips and structured activities each day. Sponsor of the Blue-Grey Fun Run, Hog Wild-Pig Crazy Barbecue, Trick or Treat Halloween Football Night Festival.Adult Programs including Slow-Pitch Softball leagues and Flag Football.Youth Programs that include: Girls Club after school program and summer program, Tackle Football league for boys and girls ages 8-13, T-Ball league for ages 5-7, Summer Fast Pitch league for girls 8-13, Girls Basketball Camp, Gateway Classic Girls Basketball Tournament. For further information regarding the joint County-City Recreation Department, please contact Roger Little at (386) 758-5427.
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