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BY JAMES D. HORNE to be fed in the post as much as he want to get me the ball, but will [email protected] can be, but he understands that when they get the opportunity to.” There’s a certain mindset a there are times it’s just not pos- Murray State (4-5) has gotten basketball player has to have to sible. things together better during its be a good rebounder and Mur- “It gets frustrating at times, be- two-game winning streak and is ray State’s Jarvis Williams has cause I was more of an offensive doing it without one more cog be- displayed those skills in his short guy more than anything so I’m cause of the injury to 6-8 sopho- career. trying to transition into turning more forward Zay Henderson, The 6-foot-8 junior and junior into an effort guy, a defensive who could be back for the SIU college transfer from Gordon principle guy who blocks shots, game. State JC leads the Racers in re- rebounds and get my shots off “I’ll know more once he starts bounding with his 11.3 a game the offensive glass,” the Macon, to practice.” Murray State coach average and ranks second in the Ga., native said. “It’s harder when Steve Prohm said of Henderson. Ohio Valley Conference in that guys are fronting you and they’re “The biggest thing I’ve got to see category in his nine games. stronger so I’m trying to wedge is how much the pad Zay’s wear- “I try to put myself in other guys and push them up the line ing affects him. He’s got a pad on guy’s position, guys who are taller and get my points from high-lows his hand for the next two to four and stronger than me,” Williams with teammate (Jonathan) Faire- weeks. He has been cleared to said. “But at the end of the day, it’s ll. practice and that means he has all about who wants it more and “But I trust my teammates to get been cleared to play. Now it’s my has that mindset to get it. Every- me the ball when they can com- decision on if I put him in or not.” one has a different mindset about pletely. Like when the pass is not Williams says when Henderson it. You can have a 6-10 guy who open, I’ll ask them why they didn’t comes back, he, Fairell and the feels like he can stand straight up give me the ball and they’ll tell me rest of the big men will be even and go get it. But in my mind, I’ve it’s because there was a guy play- more formidable down low. got to jump as high as I can and go ing help side so if they would have “It’s just going to add depth,” ALLIE DOUGLASS | The Sun and get the ball no matter what.” thrown it in there they would have Williams said. “It’s going to give Murray State’s Jarvis Williams leads the Racers in rebounding av- And like most big men, Wil- collapsed and trapped me. But I us more time for one of us to get eraging 11.3 a game and is second in the OVC in that category. Wil- liams, who’s third on the team av- feel confi dent they’re going to get liams tries to get into the right midset to battle on the boards. eraging 12.8 points a game, wants me the ball. It’s not that they don’t Please see BOARDS | 2B Hilltoppers Massac, Carbondale prepare for sweep Kentucky teams No. 6 Cards BY JAMES D. HORNE seconds left. [email protected] The Lady Bombers tied the METROPOLIS — The City of game at 26-all on Shelley’s put- Associated Press Metropolis Girls Tournament back with 3:54 to go in the second. BOWLING GREEN — Western ended its third and fi nal day with But Carbondale ended the half Kentucky’s second early-season two games Thursday. with a 35-31 lead thanks to Mill- opponent from last year’s Final In the fi rst, Carbondale used a er’s jumper with 48.2 seconds left Four will be very familiar as the big second half to down Ballard in the second. Hilltoppers face defending na- Memorial 74-37. Carbondale started to pull away tional champion and in-state The nightcap saw a thrilling in the third period and took a 59- rival Louisville on Saturday. fi nish with host Massac County 36 lead at the end of it on Achash WKU (5-3) seeks its fi rst win holding off a gritty Murray High Greer’s jumper with 7.6 seconds since 2008 against the sixth- squad 54-47. left. ranked Cardinals (8-1). The The All-Tournament Team con- “We’ve had a hard time put- contest also begins a fi ve-game sisted of Carbondale’s McKena ting four quarters together,” Bal- stretch including Division I Miller, Ballard Memorial’s Abbi lard Memorial coach Kayla Vance Southern Mississippi, Murray Denton, Murray High’s Macey said. “We had six days off in a State, Ole Miss and Sun Belt Turley, an eighth-grader, and row before the tournament and Conference foe South Alabama, freshman Maddie Waldrop and just haven’t had time to practice. who are a combined 26-9. the Lady Patriots’ Natalie Bai- We’re going to get things togeth- Non-league play has often ley and tournament MVP Emily er. We just have to be able to put been challenging for the Hill- Hoard. four quarters together.” toppers, which makes this year’s Ballard Memorial got it back start somewhat impressive. But Carbondale 73, down to 22 points twice in the it has also paid off during Sun Ballard Memorial 47 fourth, the last time on Shelley’s Belt competition as they’ve won layup that cut it to 69-47 with BOBBY MAYBERRY | The Sun back-to-back tournament titles Leah Shelley (54) of Ballard Memorial shoots over McKena Miller of The game was tight throughout 1:55 to play. and are preseason favorites this Carbondale in the City of Metropolis girl’s Tournament on Thursday the fi rst quarter and Ballard Me- Carbondale ended the game season. night. Shelley, an eighth-grader starting varsity, scored 20 points for morial led at the end of it 16-14 on WKU aims to make it even the Lady Bombers. Leah Shelley’s 3-pointers with 5.5 Please see PATRIOTS | 2B better with a signature win over Louisville and slow its recent roll in the series that the Hill- toppers lead 39-37. “We have to fi nd out how Harper, Evans get Kentucky women past DePaul tough we are and how good we really can be,” junior guard T.J. BY JACK MCCARTHY points, Megan Rogowski had 19, was second on the team in scoring with seven consecutive points in Price said. “It is going to be a Associated Press and Megan Podkowa and Jasmine (14.2 points), rebounds (7.0) and the fi nal 38 seconds, including fi ve tough schedule. It’s going to be CHICAGO — Linnae Harper Penny added 17 apiece as DePaul fi eld-goal percentage (.560). from Goss and a fast-break layup something we have to dig deep scored 18 points and Kastine Ev- (4-3) lost for the third time in four DePaul’s Podkowa and Rogows- by Azia Bishop with 12 seconds and grind through. We’ve been ans added 14 to lead No. 5 Ken- games. ki each had two 3 pointers and left, to tie the score at 44 at the through some tough times. ... tucky to a 96-85 victory over De- Samarie Walker scored 13 combined for 17 points as the Blue break. “I feel like we’re tough, not Paul on Thursday night. points, Jennifer O’Neill had 12 and Demons took a 21-10 lead less than Kentucky took its fi rst lead since to compare those (upcoming) Harper, a Chicago native who Makayla Epps added 10 for the 7 minutes in. the opening minutes at 50-49 on teams to the teams we’ve played starred at Whitney Young High Wildcats. Kentucky pulled within three Evans’ layup with 17:30 left in the but just to have something to be School, led a balanced offense as Kentucky entered the game points on fi ve occasions over the second half. It was short-lived as confi dent about and know that 10 players scored for the Wildcats third in nation in scoring at 98.8 next 9 minutes but DePaul replied Penny replied 20 seconds later it’s doable.” (10-0). points per game — including and each time until the fi nal minute. with a jumper. The Hilltoppers have faced Kentucky broke away from a 44- 103.8 per game over its last fi ve. Hrynko’s 3 pointer gave the Blue From there the game featured Wichita State — which lost to 44 halftime tie and took the lead The Wildcats were without se- Demons a 44-37 lead with 2:43 to fi ve lead changes and two ties until Louisville in the national semi- for good after Harper’s jumper nior forward DeNesha Stallworth, play in the fi rst half, and Jasime the Wildcats pulled ahead for good fi nal — and are coming off last put the Wildcats ahead 60-59 with out two to four weeks after un- Penney’s layup kept it at seven at 60-59 on Harper’s jumper with 14:15 left in the second half. dergoing arthroscopic surgery on with 1:28 left. 14:15 left. Kentucky opened its big- Please see CARDS | 2B Brittany Hrynkko scored 20 her left knee on Wednesday. She The Wildcats closed the half gest lead to at 66-61. — AP

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Iowa 70 Page 2B 2B • Friday, December 13, 2013 • The Paducah Sun Sports paducahsun.com Briefs St. Mary sweeps Canaan shares top NBA D League honor CCA at home Former Murray State basketball standout Isa- Staff report 1-2-2 press and domina- iah Canaan was named St. Mary pulled away tion of the boards to thump NBA Development from Community Christian Christian Fellowship on League Co-Performer early and led throughout in Thursday. The Jaguars of the Week for games a 69-24 victory in Thurs- from Huntington, Tenn., played Dec. 2-8. day’s high school boys bas- grabbed 31 offensive re- Canaan, who finished ketball. bounds, 53 total, to keep playing for the Racers in Patrick Hubert scored Christian Fellowship at bay. the spring of 2013 as 22 points, 18 on six three- Nick Gillespie scored 15 one of only six players to pointers, to lead the Vi- for the Eagles. Carroll Academy 18 35 45 59 reach 2,000 points, had kings. Wes Averill added 14 Christian Fellowship 7 17 23 27 a great week playing for for St. Mary. Carroll Academy— Quinton Hampton 16, the Rio Grande Valley Vi- CCA 5 13 19 24 Jesse Riggs 10, Jay Jordan 10, Houge 7, BOBBY MAYBERRY | The Sun St. Mary 23 39 60 69 Crabb 5, Spence 3, Pocheco 2, Baker 2, pers in Hidalgo, Texas. Abbi Denton (20) of Ballard Memorial dishes a no-look pass to Leah Shelley af- CCA— Rommelman 3, Schroeder 4, Rob- Walls 2, Pevy 2, Prater. Canaan was drafted inson 8, P. Smith 1, Smith 6, Wingfi eld 2, Field goals 26/91. 3-pointers 2/17 ter drawing the Carbondale defense to her at the City of Metropolis girl’s tourna- Muir. (Crabb, Spence). Free throws 5/10. Re- in June by the Houston ment on Thursday. Shelley scored the short bucket to tie the game at 26 halfway Field goals 6. 3-pointers 2 (Rommelman, bounds 53. Fouls 10. Smith). Free throws 6/15. Fouls 15. Record Christian Fellowship — Nick Gillespie Rockets and is playing through the second quarter. Denton finished with 10 points and Shelley with 20. 0-2. 15, Choate 4, Ward 4, dean 2, Fleming 2, for Rio Grande Valley on St. Mary — Dickens 2, Overstreet 3, Draffen, Hay, Starky. assignment from the par- Hubert 22, Dome 6, Averill 14, Vaughan 1, Field goals 12/58. 3-pointers 1/18 (Cho- PATRIOTS Eggemeyer 4, Deneave 2, Hopper 8, Austin ate). Free throws 1/4. Rebounds 40. Fouls Hubert 2, Norris 5, Smith. ent club. Canaan shared 8. Field goals 13. 3-pointers 10 (P. Hubert the NBAD weekly award 6, Hopper 2, Norris, Dome). Free throws with former Baylor star CONTINUED FROM 1B Field goals 12-34. 3-pointers 7-19 ( 13/23. Fouls 17. Record 2-1. We lost to a good team to- Bailey 4, McBride 2, Cowgill). Free throws GIRLS Pierre Jackson, who is night.” 9-17. Record 6-2. Mayfi eld 61, Fulton City playing for the Idaho scoring the last four points Massac County went 23 — At Fulton, with sever- Tilghman 70, Mayfi eld Stampede. ––– back up 50-45 with 40 al players coming off a state 43 — At Mayfi eld, Paducah Carbondale 14 35 59 73 Wednesday night For the week, Canaan Ballard Memorial 16 31 36 47 ticks on the clock on Jes- championship in football Tilghman got an early lead CARBONDALE— McKena Miller 31, helped the Vipers (8-0) Kalli Bacon 16, Skylar Miller 10, Achsah sie Douglas’ jumper and The second night of the the Mayfi eld Cardinals got and expanded it at every to four wins including: Greer 8, Bryonne Williams 2, Alex Jackon upped it to 52-45 with 25.7 tournament on Wednes- off to a fast start in romping stop in downing Mayfi eld 2, Chasytie Harris 4. 145-116 over the Texas Field goals 27-55. 3-pointers 2-8 seconds to go on McBride’s day saw Murray High beat past Fulton City on Thurs- on Thursday night. Legends (Dec. 2) and (Greer). Free throws 13-14. Record 3-2. two free throws. Carbondale in the opener day. Karlee Humphrey led BALLARD MEMORIAL— Abbi Denton two wins (Dec. 3 and 5) 10, Hailey Houston 8, Shelby Rollings 4, Murray got it down to 66-60. Kyle Downing topped the the Lady Tornado with 24 over the Delaware 87ers Mackenzie Blackford 5, Leah Shelley 20. 52-47 on Turley’s jumper Murray led 41-31 at half- Mayfi eld scoring with 15; points and Alex Kohler add- Field goals 14-39. 3-pointers 3-9 (Shel- by scores of 153-109 ley 2, Denton). Free throws 10-17. Record with 15.6 left. time. Taye Love added 14 and ed 16. Samiya Kendrick (12) and 139-126. The Vipers 0-4. But a baseball pass from Massac County then beat Nick Felts 11 for the Cardi- and Reanna Olive (11) led also had a 133-123 win Massac County 54, McBride and the ensuing Ballard Memorial 67-42. nals. Blake Roach led the the Lady Cardinals in scor- (Dec. 8) over the Iowa Murray 47 layup Hoard made with 12 Massac County led 32-23 Bulldogs with 10. ing. Mayfi eld 17 36 50 61 Tilghman 21 38 55 70 Energy. Canaan had a seconds to play sealed the at halftime. Fulton City 5 12 18 23 Mayfi eld 13 22 33 43 season-best 29 points Massac County built a deal for the Lady Patriots. Murray 66, Carbondale 60 Mayfi eld — Bacon 8, Taye Love 14, Guhy Tilghman — Karlee Humphrey 24, Alex 3, Crumble 2, Kennemore 2, Ballard 2, Nick Kohler 16, Donelson 6, Shapiro 5, Jo. Smith Carbondale 20 31 53 60 in the first game with comfortable 41-30 lead go- “Our free throws were Felts 11, Tyler 2, Kyle Downing 15, McCan- 8, Ja. Smith 5, Stagle, Patterson, Shaw, Murray 16 41 57 66 dell 2, Kirby, Couch, Sexton. Horne, Gardner, Mayes. Delaware. ing into the fourth quarter a little bit iffy, but we hit Carbondale— McKena Miller 22, Kelli Field goals 19/29. 3-pointers 1/10 Field goals 21/44. 3-pointers 2/10 Bacon 11, Kandace Jones 11, S. Miller 6, Canaan was 20-of-31 and made it 42-31 with some big ones at the very (Felts). Free throws 22/30. Rebounds 27. (Shapiro, Humphrey). Free throws 16/24. Greer 5, Dedecker 5, Harris. Fouls 13. Record 1-0. Record 2-0. from 3-point range in 6:49 to go in the game on end,” Massac County coach Field goals 20-44. 3-pointers 2-5 (M. Fulton City — Blake Roach 10, Ware 7, Mayfi eld — Isbell 1, Reanna Olive 11, Miller, Greer). Free throws 14-30. Fouls the four games and had Gracyn McBride’s free Keith Shelton said. “It was Thomas 6, B. Johnson, L. Johnson, Foun- Samiya Kendrick 12, Guthrie 6, Daniel 3, 20. Record 2-2. tain, Hobbs, Blasingame, Williams. Womack 8, Dickerson 2. 25.5 points, 9.3 assists throw with 6:49 left. a whale of a ball game and Murray — Macey Turley 15, Madie Wal- Field goals 9/32. 3-pointers 0/5. Free Field goals 15. 3-pointers 0. Free throws drop 16, House 5, Julie Thiede 10, Liz Gro- and 4.8 rebounds per That’s when Murray all the credit in the world throws 5/8. Fouls 19. Record 0-2. 13/27. Record 0-2. gan 7, Armstrong 3, Duncan 2, Turley 2, game. made its charge and cut it goes to Murray. They’ve Glynn 2, Clark 4, Ramey, McDowell, Gandy, Rio Grande Valley is to 45-44 with 1:43 to play got a good team and they Lawson. Caldwell 65, Crittenden St. Mary 82, CCA 44 Field goals 22-51. 3-pointers 4-5 (Gro- 8-0 and Canaan is sec- on Turley’s layup. are very young. But our gan 2, Turley, Armstrong). Free throws 10- 44 — At Marion, Caldwell — St. Mary stepped up the ond on the team in scor- “We had three straight kids didn’t handle their 13. Fouls 7. Record 2-1. County won its fi rst game of pressure after the fi rst quar- ing at 21.7, which ranks trips to the free throw line pressure well for four or Massac 67, the season behind the scor- ter ended in a tie at 15 and him 10th in the NBAD and had three straight fi ve minutes and I went to a Ballard Memorial 42 ing of Elijah Sindelar (14) took a 13-point lead into the League. He is shooting misses with a chance to tie four-to-score to give them Ballard Memorial 8 23 33 42 and Bee Kain (10) at Crit- halftime break. 46 percent from 3-point the game,” Murray High a different look. but we got Massac County 17 32 47 67 tenden County. Casey Kupper (33 and 15) Ballard Memorial — Abbi Denton 21, range making 26-of- coach Rechelle Turner out of it when the cut the Houston 6, Rollings 3, Leah Shelley 10, Aaron Owen scored a and Alex Durbin (31 and 57. He was a good free said. “When you’re on the lead. We grew up tonight Buchanon 2. game-high 15 for the Rock- 9) combined for 64 points Field goals 13-38. 3-pointers 4-15 (Den- throw shooter at Murray road in a game like tonight, and I’m really proud of my ton 3, Rollings). Free throws 4-6. Fouls 17. ets. and 24 rebounds to lead the Record 0-3. Caldwell County 19 39 54 65 State, ranking eighth all you can’t miss those op- kids.” Crittenden County 13 21 28 44 Lady Vikings. Audrey Pey- Murray 11 23 30 47 Massac County — Natalie Bailey 17, Caldwell— Oliver 5, Seymore 7, Sindelar time with a percentage portunities. But the three Massac County 13 27 41 54 Douglas 5, Emily Hoard 27, Gracyn Mc- ton scored 14 for the Lady 14, Young 6, McCarty 4, Martin 4, Pepper 4, MURRAY — Macey Turley 14, Mad- Bride 12, Gowgill 1, Coakley 5. of .803 and so far as a straight nights, the trips Hopson 9, Kain 10, Dyer 2, Boyd, Anderson. Warriors, Payton Carter die Waldrop 13, Kayleigh House 6, Julie Field goals 17-47. 3-pointers 6-15 (Bai- Field goals 23/48. 3-pointers 3/11 (Sin- professional, Canaan is over and the late nights Thiede 6, Liz Grogan 8, Hannah Clark 2, ley 5, McBride). Free throws 15-23. Fouls added 13 and Lexi Rudy 10. delar 2, Young). Free throws 16/24. Re- CCA 15 39 61 82 Bethany Armstrong 4. 21. Record 5-2. shooting 80 percent on took something out of us. bounds 32. Fouls 20. Record 1-0. St. Mary 15 26 36 44 Field goals 15-37. 3-pointers 3-19 (Gro- Crittenden — Gilbert 6, Owen 15, Young Community Christian— Lexi Rudy 10, 28-of-35. But hats off to Massac gan 2, Armstrong). Free throws 8-12. Re- 3, D. Watson 6, Belt 6, Champion 3, C. Wat- Meadows 3, DeJarnett 2, Payton Carter 13, cord 3-1. Canaan and the Vipers County. They shot the ball Call James D. Horne, a son 5, Tinsley, Dickerson, Hicks. Audrey Peyton 14, Barnett 2, E. Carter. MASSAC COUNTY — Jessie Douglass Field goals 15/48. 3-pointers 4/18 Field goals 11. 3-pointers 2 (Meadows, play in Austin, Texas, to- well. They played hard. 10, Natalie Bailey 15, Summer Clapp 7, Sun Sports Writer, at 270- (Gilbert 2, C. Watson, Owen). Free throws Peyton). Free throws 16/23. Fouls 17. Re- Gracyn McBride 11, Mackenzie Cowgill 3, night against the Austin They did the little things 575-8661 or follow @big- 10/22. Fouls 18. Record 0-1. cord 1-2. Emily Hoard 6, Jessica Coakley 2. Toros it takes to win the game. dog_jamesd on Twitter. St. Mary — Alex Durbin 31, Casey Kup- per 33, Bratton 3, Koenig 7, Gipson 2, Carroll Academy 59, Shockley 2, Meredith 2, Word, Thomas, Os- — Sports Staff Christian Fellowship 27 terhaus, Higgins, Lurtz, Black. Field goals 32. 3-pointers 1 (Kupper). — At Draffenville, Carroll Free throws 15/19. Fouls 17. Record 3-0. Cutler to return as Academy (Tenn.) used a Bears’ starting QB Injuries, losses prompt MLB CARDS LAKE FOREST, Ill. — Quarterback Jay Cutler is to seek collision ban at plate set to return to the Chi- CONTINUED FROM 1B had a slower transition this cago Bears’ lineup. season with several new fac- Coach Marc Trestman BY RONALD BLUM That’s why Major League ments involved. And more week’s 69-60 win at South- es on their roster, but WKU says Cutler will start Associated Press Baseball’s rules committee importantly, the health of ern Illinois. Brandon Har- coach Ray Harper said his Sunday at Cleveland af- LAKE BUENA VISTA, voted this week to prohibit the individual.” ris scored a career-high offense still has to protect ter missing the previous Fla. — Baseball offi cials runners from plowing into Boston’s David Ross, 30 points including eight the ball and not give away four games with a high are up front about this: catchers. The rule will take Detroit’s Alex Avila, Oak- 3-pointers in the game. anything to the Cardinals. left ankle sprain. They want to ban home- effect next season if the land’s John Jaso and Kan- Price scored just two Help could be on the way Josh McCown, who plate collisions to guard players’ association agrees, sas City’s Salvador Perez points in last year’s 78-55 for the Hilltoppers if trans- played well in his ab- their investments. and in 2015 if the union all missed time because of home loss to Louisville and fers Trency Jackson and sence, goes back to a Minnesota’s Joe Mauer, doesn’t. concussions this year. credited its aggressive de- Chris Harrison-Docks be- reserve role. a three-time batting cham- “It’s a great change, We “Collisions at home plate fense. The Cardinals have come eligible. — AP Linebacker Lance pion, is less than halfway protect our assets,” Los can signifi cantly alter your Briggs participated on a through a $184 million, Angeles Angels general ability to win games,” said limited basis and Trest- eight-year contract. He manager Jerry Dipoto said Andrew Friedman, Tampa BOARDS man was not optimistic was limited 75 games at Thursday as the winter Bay’s executive vice presi- about him returning catcher this year in a con- meetings ended. “Some of dent of baseball opera- against the Browns. cussion-shortened season. the things we’ve seen hap- tions. “I just think athletes CONTINUED FROM 1B sive glass. He’s an energy Buster Posey, another pen in the recent past — today are bigger, faster, guy as well so he’ll add — Associated Press batting champ, has a $167 Buster Posey, concussions stronger, and the catchers breather and be more fresh. depth and more energy to million, nine-year deal. with Joe Mauer, Yadier are in signifi cant danger Zay is going to contribute a the team.” Cubs get Ruggiano San Francisco wants to en- Molina getting blown up, of long-term injuries that lot when he gets back. in trade with Marlins sure that he doesn’t have they are some of the best we can avoid. I think the “So when he comes Call James D. Horne, a another horrifi c injury like players in the game. They heightened awareness to back he’ll add another Sun sports writer, at 270- LAKE BUENA VISTA, the one that ended his 2011 mean so much to their concussions infl uences it presence that we need on 575-8661 or follow @big- Fla. — The Chicago season. team —the fi nancial invest- quite a bit.” — AP the offensive and defen- dog_jamesd on Twitter. Cubs obtained the right- handed outfield bat they needed, acquiring Justin Ruggiano from the Miami Marlins for lefty swinging Skidding Titans back home looking for edge again Brian Bogusevic. The deal was an- BY TERESA M. WALKER fi rst home game in a month 1999, and Sunday’s game smile. to protect our territory,” nounced at baseball’s Associated Press Sunday against Arizona. Not will extend the sellout streak This isn’t what coach Mike Morgan said. “It just hasn’t meetings Thursday. NASHVILLE, Tenn. — So that being back in Nashville to 153. Not every ticket has Munchak wanted this sea- worked out the way we Ruggiano, who turns much time has passed since guarantees anything be- been used this season, and son after going 4-4 at home wanted it too. We need to 32 in April, has played the Tennessee Titans last cause the Titans have lost safety Bernard Pollard en- in 2012 en route to a 6-10 fi nish out these last two parts of five big league played in Music City that four straight since their last courages fans not to waste fi nish. Now the Titans have games at home and the last seasons with Tampa Bay Chris Johnson says he’s not home win Sept. 29 and are money already spent and to beat Arizona (8-5) and three games of the season (2007-08, 2011) and sure of the opponent. 2-4 this season at LP Field. use the tickets and have fun close out the season Dec. strong.” Miami (2012-13). He hit Defensive end Derrick So much for the annual goal even if this isn’t the season 29 with a win over Houston The Cardinals have had a career-high 18 homers Morgan had to be reminded of winning all the home the Titans wanted. just to reach that mark for a the opposite problem this in 472 at-bats for Miami of the last home win. games. “And if all fails, I’ll take a second straight season. season. They come to Nash- last year. Yes, it’s been a long time Tennessee (5-8) has sold fi ne and hit somebody for “We came into the year ville just 2-4 on the road for both. out every game since mov- you,” the often-penalized thinking we could win all with the only wins at Tampa — Associated Press The Titans will play their ing into LP Field for the and fi ned safety said with a our home games, we have Bay and Jacksonville. — AP paducahsun.com Morning Update The Paducah Sun • Friday, December 13, 2013 • 3B

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NASCAR celebrates its regional series winners this weekend

BY JIM UTTER The Charlotte Observer

immie Johnson has officially been crowned the 2013 Sprint Cup series champion, but NASCAR isn’t quite done celebrating. Charlotte, N.C., hosts the NASCAR COURTESY OF PLANBSALES.COM Whelen All-American Series Awards Plan B Sales has released a diecast on Friday and the NASCAR Touring model of NASCAR driver Wendell Series Night of Champions on Scott’s No. 34 Ford. Scott was the first Saturday. Between the two events, African-American to win a race in a eight more NASCAR series champions NASCAR national series. will be recognized for their accom- plishments this season. Scott memorialized Johnson won the Cup series title, Austin Dillon won the Nationwide in diecast model car series title and Matt Crafton won the NASCAR legend Wendell Scott will be Truck series title. Here’s a look at the memorialized with a 1:24-scale diecast model eight other NASCAR-recognized of the 1965 Ford Galaxie he drove in the champions: COURTESY OF JASON SMITH NASCAR Grand National, now Sprint Cup, ■ Whelen All-American Series: Lee Pulliam won 27 Whelen All-American Series events in 2013. series. Lee Pulliam of Semora, N.C., won University of Racing Legends and Plan B NASCAR’s national championship of Want to watch? ■ Whelen Euro Series: In just Sales will release the car, which is the 13th car weekly short-track auto racing for a The NASCAR Whelen All-American two seasons, Ander Vilariño of San in its collection of historical competition cars. second consecutive year. He is just the Series Awards is Friday and the Sebastián, Spain, has gone from Scott was a NASCAR pioneer. He compet- third driver in the series’ 32 years to NASCAR Touring Series Night of NASCAR neophyte to standard bearer. ed in 495 races between 1961 and 1973. Prior win the national championship more Champions is Saturday. Both events After winning six of 12 races en route to that, he was a dynamo at than once and to win consecutive will be streamed live on to his first Whelen Euro Series title in NASCARHomeTracks.com beginning at the smaller tracks in the titles. 5 p.m. (all times ET) with the pre-show 2012, he earned a second consecutive Virginia area. On Dec. 1, Pulliam, 25, scored the maximum and the awards at 6 p.m. both days. title in 2013. 1963, Scott became the first of 810 points available this season. He Vilariño finished the season with African-American to win in finished with 27 wins, 40 top-five and Preece, 23, broke through with his first seven wins, 10 top-five and 12 top-10 NASCAR’s top series. He 44 top-10 finishes in 47 starts. series championship and became the finishes in 12 races. won the 200-lap race at the ■ K&N Pro Series East: Las youngest champion in tour history. He ■ Canadian Tire Series: Scott half-mile Speedway Park Vegas native Dylan Kwasniewski, 18, started the season with seven straight Steckly of Milverton, Ontario, Canada, dirt track in Jacksonville, Scott made history this year becoming the top-five finishes, including three con- won his third championship in the last Fla., by more than two laps. first driver to win the K&N Pro Series secutive wins. six years. He started the season with The top five in that race were Scott, NASCAR West and East titles in back-to-back Preece ended the season with four an accident and mechanical failure in Hall of Fame Inductee Buck Baker, Jack seasons. He earned six wins in 14 East victories and 10 top-five finishes in 14 the first two races but ended the year Smith, Ed Livingston and Richard Petty, the races this season en route to the cham- races. He also finished fourth in the with four wins, including a victory in all-time win-leader in NASCAR history. pionship. Whelen All-American Series national the season finale that helped erase a Scott always competed as an independent Kwasniewski is also the subject of standings. five-point deficit he faced entering the driver, without the support of major corpora- AOL’s docu-series, “Flat Out,” which ■ Whelen Southern Modified race. tions and with very limited funding. He gained followed the driver’s life on and off Tour: George Brunnhoelzl III, 31, cap- ■ Toyota Mexico Series: After incredible respect in the NASCAR garage. the track this year. tured his third straight tour champi- finishing inside the top 10 once in Larger teams often helped Scott with parts, ■ K&N Pro Series West: In just onship in 2013 and fourth in the last three part-time seasons in the series, working on his cars and, on occasion, cash. his second full season, Derek Thorn, five years. Both the streak and the total Rodrigo Peralta of Querétaro, Mexico, The diecast is a replica of Scott’s powder 27, gave car owner Bob Bruncati his extended the records he already shared led all drivers in top-five and top-10 blue No. 34. second championship in four years. or owned. finishes in 2013 and earned his first “It gives a glimpse into the no-frills, raw Thorn drove Bruncati’s No. 6 Ford to Brunnhoelzl recorded all three of series victory. nature of NASCAR racing in the 1960s and three wins, three poles, 12 top-five and his 2013 wins in consecutive fashion Peralta won the 2010 championship allows Scott’s story to be shared for the ages,” 14 top-10 finishes this year. this season and all from the pole, in the NASCAR Toyota Series V6 according to a news release. ■ Whelen Modified Tour: After including a wire-to-wire win April 13 series, the second-tier series in The Wendell Scott ’65 Ford Galaxie and all twice finishing as runner-up, Ryan at South Boston, Va. Mexico. the University of Racing line of cars are avail- able at local diecast stores nationwide and can also be purchased at www.PlanBSales.com. — Danville (Va.) Register & Bee

NASCAR Dakoda Armstrong will drive the No. 43 car for Richard Petty Motorsports in the Dylan Nationwide series next season. Kwasniewski kisses the NASCAR K&N Armstrong joins RPM Pro Series East Richard Petty Motorsports has signed championship Dakoda Armstrong, 22, to drive the organiza- trophy after tion’s No. 43 Fords in the NASCAR winning the Nationwide series next season. series title in The team’s current crew chief, Philippe October. Lopez, will remain in the same role with Armstrong, who finished 12th in the Truck SCOTT CUNNINGHAM FOR NASCAR SCOTT series standings in 2013. — Jim Utter Formula One, NASCAR set to battle for Texas race fans

BY GERRY FRALEY June 19, 2005, that F1 and NASCAR,” TMS president Eddie went against the final race of the be an unusual season for TMS. Dallas Morning News NASCAR’s Cup racers have com- Gossage said. “Unfortunately, it’s Cup season, in Homestead, Fla., The spring race moved back one peted on the same day in the the race fans in and had attendances of 117,470 day to April 6, a Sunday after- In this corner, NASCAR and United States. On that day, at the region that and 113,162. noon, so as to avoid a conflict one of its crown-jewel facilities: facilities about 200 miles apart, are going to The preliminary F1 schedule with the NCAA Final Four in Texas Motor Speedway in Fort NASCAR drew a crowd of about wind up losing. called for the Austin race to be Arlington, Texas. Worth, Texas. 140,000 to the Michigan I’m sure some held on the same weekend as a Gossage said the track’s In the other corner, Formula International Speedway, and F1 of them want University of Texas home football response to increased competition One racing trying to establish a staged a disastrous event at the to go to both game for the second consecutive will be to continue to provide the toehold in the United States’ rac- Indianapolis Grand Prix Circuit. races, but now year. The conflict this year caused utmost in the fan experience. ing market at the Circuit of the Only six racers competed as 14 they can’t. Gossage logistical headaches. “It’s a very busy market,” Americas in Austin, Texas. others withdrew because of safety “It’s a foolish move by F1 and TMS’ fall race usually draws a Gossage said. “You can only F1 set the fight date with the concerns. a little bit arrogant. They need to smaller crowd than the spring date worry about yourself. We’ll con- unveiling of its 2014 schedule F1 has put on races in the be smarter if they want to succeed because it falls on the same week- tinue to push the bar higher and Dec. 4. The third United States United States since the organiza- in the U.S.” end as the opening of deer-hunting higher. Grand Prix will be staged in tion debuted in 1950. It has often COTA chairman Bobby season. There is also the possibili- “The Final Four is one of those Austin Nov. 2. On the same day, had a U.S. race on the same day Epstein said in a statement that ty of the Dallas Cowboys playing very special events that comes about 250 miles to the north, TMS as a NASCAR event but usually overlaps are unavoidable and at home on the same day. along only every so often. F1, will complete a tripleheader week- at an opposite end of the country. there “are few similarities NASCAR has not issued atten- that’s a bad decision by people end with the eighth stop in F1’s move for next year will force between a NASCAR race and the dance figures since 2011. The fall who misjudged the market. I can’t NASCAR’s 10-race Chase for the the ticket-buying public to choose Formula 1 weekend we have race at TMS in that season had a imagine that the people in Austin Sprint Cup. between its racing and NASCAR. developed.” turnout of about 151,000. are happy about it.” It will mark the first time since “It’s a challenge by F1 to The first two F1 races at COTA The F1 race adds to what will The fight is on. paducahsun.com Business The Paducah Sun • Friday, December 13, 2013 • 5B

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+0.2 Kohls 13 54.97 -.43 Supvalu dd 6.31 +.10 1,147.00 821.82 Russell 2000 1,103.27 +1.61 +.16 +29.89 +33.86 Fidelity RERRStgC m 3.35 -0.04 -15.3 Carlisle 28 74.57 +1.00 SelValu 28.62 +0.01+36.4 KraftFGp 17 52.93 -.80 Symantec 20 22.31 +.09 AstMgr50 18.10 -0.04 +11.2 RealRet 11.02 -0.03 -8.7 Carnival 25 35.34 -.04 16,200 SmCapIdx 50.70 +0.05+30.9 Kroger 13 39.99 -.37 Synovus dd 3.38 +.03 Dow Jones industrials Bal 22.43 -0.06+16.9 ShtTermIs 9.86 +0.9 CatchMrk n ... 13.50 SmCpIdAdm 50.79 +0.04+31.1 LSI Corp 61 7.94 -.05 SyntaPhm dd 4.79 +.14 Close: 15,739.43 BlChGrow 62.00 -0.10+33.8 TotRetA m 10.73 -0.02 -2.0 Caterpillar 17 85.57 +.29 15,940 LabCp 14 87.75 -.50 SynthBiol dd 1.04 -.23 CapApr 34.56 +0.04+29.9 TotRetAdm b 10.73 -0.02 -1.9 SmCpIdIst 50.79 +0.04+31.1 Cemex ... 11.45 -.01 Change: -104.10 (-0.7%) LVSands 28 76.18 -.33 Sysco 22 36.23 -.73 CapInc d 9.76 -0.01 +8.4 TotRetC m 10.73 -0.02 -2.7 SmCpIndxSgnl45.76 +0.04+31.1 Cemig pf ... 7.88 -.02 15,680 LillyEli 11 49.23 -.75 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-.09 Discover 11 52.59 -.09 NII Hldg dd 1.98 -.05 MARKET SUMMARY 500IdxAdvtg 63.20 -0.22+27.0 R2015 14.48 -0.03+12.4 Yacktman d 23.68 -0.20+23.8 DishNetw h 33 53.03 -.73 NQ Mobile 85 11.03 -.27 Vale SA pf ... 13.54 -.15 500IdxInstl 63.20 -0.22+27.0 Disney 20 69.63 -.03 NRG Egy 16 27.98 +.03 ValeroE 16 45.88 -.16 500IdxInv 63.19 -0.22+27.0 DollarGen 19 60.46 -.85 NXP Semi ... 42.18 +.24 VangTSM q 92.43 -.17 NYSE NYSE MKT NASDAQ ExtMktIdAg d 52.14 +0.10+31.5 OMMODITIES DomRescs 36 63.50 +.25 Nabors 36 15.53 +.08 VanSP500 rs q 163.23 -.54 IntlIdxAdg d 39.76 -0.28+16.0 C DowChm 42 40.76 -.29 NOilVarco 14 78.54 +.17 VangREIT q 64.20 -.36 MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) MOST ACTIVE ($1 OR MORE) TotMktIdAg d 52.55 -0.13+27.8 Open High Low Settle Chg VangEmg q 40.22 -.36 DryShips dd 3.49 +.03 NatPenn 16 10.82 +.05 First Eagle Wheat CBOT VangEur q 55.40 -.59 Name Vol (00) Last Chg Name Vol (00) Last Chg Name Vol (00) Last Chg DuPont 12 59.95 -.34 NetApp 25 39.60 -.46 GlbA m 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Nimble Storage is planning to raise up to Declining energy costs also 0.4 fiscal second quarter $150 million from the initial public offering. It plans to use the have helped keep inflation in 0.3 today. Investors will be offering’s net proceeds for working capital and other general check over the past year. Econo- 0.2 listening for details on corporate purposes. 0.2 mists project that the latest pro- any new contract awards, Today ducer price index, due out today, est. as well an update on -0.1 -0.2 will indicate that U.S. wholesale 0.0 flat recent contracts with prices were unchanged in No- the U.S. Department of vember from the previous month. Energy and Department -0.2 The index declined in September J J A S O N of Homeland Security, and October. Source: FactSet among others. Download Page 6B The Paducah Sun | Friday, December 13, 2013 | paducahsun.com Tech Q&A Commercial drones take flight

BY JOHN LANTIGUA McClatchy-Tribune News Service PC annoyance he camera swoops over the green expanse Tof the Everglades hundreds of feet below, of Windows 8 like many helicopter shots you’ve seen on television. But suddenly it dips and fl ies through a narrow, may go away shaded canal where kay- akers are paddling, and a viewer has to wonder, “How BY STEVE ALEXANDER on earth did they fl y a chop- McClatchy-Tribune News Service per in such a tight space?” If you are tired of Windows 8 and 8.1, which The answer: It isn’t a pointlessly forced on consumers a touch-screen helicopter. It’s a drone. interface when most PCs lacked touch screens, take Welcome to the world heart. of small, radio-controlled, Even Microsoft has fi gured out that Windows 8 unmanned aircraft for com- is a fl op and plans to replace it by 2015, or, given mercial use. When Amazon. the pending management change at the company, com CEO Jeff Bezos said on perhaps earlier. While Microsoft hasn’t announced “60 Minutes” this month McClatchy-Tribune News Service this yet, it is being reported by tech website zdnet. that his company plans ReadyHeli.com technician and sales agent Brett Strand operates his own personal com based on conversations with unnamed sources to use drones to deliver octacopter drone Dec. 4 in Jupiter, Fla. inside Microsoft. packages in the next several It appears that Microsoft is developing new ver- years, he created a buzz. Afghanistan, Pakistan and brokers marketing large that exist for hobbyists — sions of Windows that will return most PCs to the But such aircraft are already Yemen. Their use has been estates. fl ying drones only within his traditional Windows user interface that relies on a used for limited commercial controversial because in That activity puts him line of sight, not fl ying them mouse and keyboard. The touch-screen Windows purposes. some instances innocent technically at odds with the near airports, not fl ying 8 and 8.1 interface will be limited to tablet comput- Keith Colodny, owner of civilians were killed by the FAA, which has banned the them over crowds. He says ers and smartphones, which is where it belonged in Precision Aerial Filmworks missiles fi red by the drones. use of drones for commer- he works for production the fi rst place. For details, see http://tinyurl.com/ of Palm Beach Gardens, Strand, 39, does not call cial purposes, at least so companies that always pull k6rfog8. Fla., has used drones to his units drones. The term far. The FAA has said it will permits when they are re- A return to traditional Windows is good news provide promotional videos used by the Federal Avia- issue guidelines in 2015. quired by municipalities and for millions of consumers who have been vexed by for local real estate agents tion Administration for such “Ultimately, UAS must has had no legal problems. Windows 8, and for a PC industry that has watched and car dealers, tourism civilian craft is unmanned be integrated into the NAS But at least one drone shipments fall more than 10 percent this year, campaigns, nature-focused aircraft systems — or UAS. (National Airspace System) pilot has attracted the partly because Windows 8 and 8.1 gave consumers television programs and Military drones look like without reducing existing unfriendly attention of no reason to buy a new computer. numerous other clients. small airplanes and are capacity, decreasing safety, the FAA. Raphael Pirker, “The entire point of Windows 8 was to ignite “And it costs a fraction of controlled from hundreds negatively impacting current founder of Team Black- demand within the PC market and make people what a helicopter will cost or thousands of miles operators, or increasing the Sheep based in Hong Kong, want to replace their older systems with new touch- for a full day,” Colodny said. away. The products sold by risk to airspace users, or was fi ned $10,000 this year enabled PCs that would slow the growth of (Apple) Brett Strand, sales man- Strand look more like small persons and property on the after conducting a shoot for iOS and (Google) Android as rival mobile comput- ager for ReadyHeli.com of helicopters — anywhere ground,” FAA Administra- the University of Virginia. ing platforms,” said tech news website BGR Media, Jupiter, Fla., a distributor from a few inches to 5 feet in tor Michael Huerta said in The FAA said Pirker fl ew a in an article at http://tinyurl.com/kag9ugf. “That of drones, said he has sold diameter — and they have November. 4.5 pound drone “in a care- simply isn’t happening.” 40 to 50 units in the past six multiple rotor blades. The Another concern cited less and reckless manner,” Or, as research fi rm International Data Corp. months, mostly to people other important difference by the FAA is privacy endangering the public by said in its December forecast, “Perhaps the chief who fl y them as a hobby. is that the civilian craft can that might be violated by fl ying too low, too close to concern for future PC demand is a lack of reasons But his business plan be fl own legally only within overhead cameras. Huerta civilians and even through to replace an older system.” includes increased sales for the line of sight of the pilot said new regulations must a tunnel in which vehicles QUESTION: My new laptop with Windows 8.1 commercial use and not just manning the remote control be written, specifi c drones were traveling. Pirker is and the Internet Explorer 11 browser won’t let me for advertising. on the ground. must be certifi ed as safe and fi ghting the fi ne. access the Medicare website, MyMedicare.gov, even “People who need to look “And you can only fl y their operators certifi ed too. Pirker’s lawyers claim though my old computer with Windows 7 and In- at roofs, inspect power lines, them to a maximum height In April, Florida Gov. Rick that because the FAA never ternet Explorer 10 had no problem with it. Best Buy farmers inspecting their of 400 feet,” Strand said, Scott signed into law a bill allowed members of the told me that the browser probably isn’t compatible fi elds, even fi shing guides detailing another differ- prohibiting law enforcement public to comment on its with the website and suggested I use the Google looking for where the fi sh ence from military drones, agencies from using drones proposed rule before issuing Chrome browser instead. What’s wrong? are.” although he said some for surveillance unless a a ban on commercial use of —Robert Ackerman, Niles, Mich. Strand said they all will civilian drones are capable warrant is issued or if it is in drones — a procedure that ANSWER: You’re not the fi rst person to have have use for the view that of reaching thousands of feet response to the threat of a must be carried out in the this problem. But Microsoft says it can be fi xed by drones afford. in altitude. terrorist attack. Federal Register — the ban changing the settings in Internet Explorer 11. Military drones have Since Colodny started his Colodny said while the is not valid. Go to the browser’s “Tools” heading, and from been much in the news in business two years ago, he government is studying pos- the drop-down menu choose “Internet Options.” recent years. The U.S. has has done shoots for Nova sible regulations for com- John Lantigua writes for Click the “Advanced” tab. Uncheck the boxes in used them to target and kill Southeastern University, mercial use, he is operating The Palm Beach Post (West front of “Enable Enhanced Protected Mode,” “En- enemies in such places as golf courses, and real estate by following the regulations Palm Beach, Fla.). able SmartScreen Filter” and “Use TLS 1.1,” then restart your PC to activate the changes. For a visual aid, go to http://tinyurl.com/ mrsntjw and look at the screen shot of the Internet Options menu. Be sure your browser menu has ex- actly the same boxes checked and unchecked. Note that the red arrows on the left show which boxes must be unchecked to solve the problem.

Steve Alexander covers technology for the Min- neapolis Star Tribune. Readers may write to him at Tech Q&A, 425 Portland Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. 55488-0002; email: steve.j.alexander@ gmail.com. Please include a full name, city and phone number. 2013 2013 Instagram launches direct messaging feature Associated Press NEW YORK — Instagram has added a new feature that lets users share photos and videos with up to 15 people rather than everyone who follows them on 3 the popular Facebook-owned photo-sharing app. Called Instagram Direct, the feature is available for Apple and Android phones, CEO Kevin Systrom said at a news event in New York City. Users can choose up to 15 people who follow them on Insta- gram to share photos or videos. Previously, the only way to share content on Insta- gram was to post it to your feed, which can be either visible to everyone or locked so only people you ap- prove can see it. The new tool comes as popularity of messaging apps like Snapchat and WhatsApp is growing. On Tuesday, Twitter also updated its direct messaging Last chance to get your tool to let users send photos and videos to one an- other for the fi rst time. photo in is Sterne Agee analyst Arvind Bhatia thinks the new Monday, December 16 at 4 p.m. feature will help Instagram compete with Snapchat, Publishes on Wednesday, the disappearing-message app that Facebook report- edly tried and failed to buy for $3 billion recently. December 25 paducahsun.com A & E The Paducah Sun • Friday, December 13, 2013 • 7B ‘12 Years,’ Netflix basks in 6 Globe nominations ‘Hustle’ BY DAVID BAUDER — one for “Veep” and one Associated Press for best actress in a movie NEW YORK — Netfl ix, comedy for “Enough Said.” lead film which didn’t exist as an “Does this mean I need original television pro- two dresses?” the actress gramming source until last quipped. selections year, snagged six Golden Sofi a Vergara earned Globe nominations on her fourth straight Golden Associated Press Thursday — more than Globe nomination for her The harrowing histori- stalwarts ABC, CBS and supporting role in “Mod- cal epic “12 Years a Slave” NBC. ern Family.” She is hoping and the con-artist caper HBO led all TV networks for her fi rst win. “American Hustle” led the with nine nominations. PBS’ “Downton Abbey” 71st annual Golden Globes Starz and Showtime joined joins “Breaking Bad” and with seven nominations Netfl ix with six each while “House of Cards” as best each, setting up two very CBS and NBC each had fi ve drama nominees, along different fi lms as Academy and ABC had four. with CBS’ “The Good Awards front-runners. Netfl ix’s political series Wife” and Showtime’s new One outlandish and “House of Cards” earned “Masters of Sex.” farcical, the other grim- a nomination for best TV Cranston and Spacey ly accurate, “American drama, while Kevin Spacey will compete for best dra- Hustle” and “12 Years and Robin Wright were ma actor with James Spad- a Slave” dominated the nominated for their act- er, whose NBC series “The Golden Globes on Thurs- ing in the series. With the Blacklist” has been a hit in day, when the Hollywood release of its inaugural sea- its rookie season. Michael Associated Press Foreign Press Association son in February, “House of Bryan Cranston (left), as Walter White, and Aaron Paul, as Jesse Pinkman, star in a Sheen of “Masters of Sex” announced its nominees Cards” represented Netf- scene from “Breaking Bad” in this image released by AMC. The show was nominated and Liev Schreiber of “Ray from Beverly Hills, Calif. lix’s fi rst major foray into for a Golden Globe for best drama series on Thursday. Donovan” also earned act- Hailed by critics as the TV programming. It also ing nods. movies’ most unblink- earned an Emmy nomina- World Series of Poker.” Michael Douglas and Matt ratings, earned an acting The best drama actress ing portrait of slavery, “12 tion earlier this year, but The true measure for Damon were both nomi- nomination for his work. category sets up a com- Years a Slave” verifi ed its Netfl ix is still searching for Netfl ix will be if they can nated for best TV movie The best showing for petition between two big Oscar favorite status with its fi rst award. sustain the initial success actor for their roles in “Be- the commercial broad- network shows — Julianna nominations including Another Netfl ix series, with additional programs hind the Candelabra,” and cast networks, which Margulies of “The Good best fi lm drama, Chiwetel “Orange is the New Black,” and also if they can show Rob Lowe had a support- were completely shut out Wife” and Kerry Washing- Ejiofor for best actor in a earned Taylor Schilling a what kind of impact their ing actor nod. Al Pacino of the awards given out ton of “Scandal” — with drama, Steve McQueen for nomination for best dra- shows have had beyond earned an acting nomina- earlier this year, came in the Netfl ix stars Schil- best director and Michael ma actress. Finally, Jason critics; you can’t fi nd out tion for playing music pro- the best comedy category. ling and Wright, and Ta- Fassbender and Lupita Bateman earned a comedy how many people watched ducer Phil Spector in an There, CBS’ “The Big Bang tiana Maslany of “Orphan Nyong’o for their support- nomination for the Netfl ix “House of Cards” like HBO fi lm. Theory,” ABC’s “Modern Black.” ing roles. The fi lm is based remake of “Arrested Devel- you can know how many Starz often fi nds its orig- Family,” NBC’s “Parks on the 1853 memoir by opment.” (The fi rst Netfl ix people see “Scandal” each inal programming over- and Recreation” and Fox’s Solomon Northup. original series, “Lilyham- week, for example, he said. looked, but broke through “Brooklyn Nine Nine” will “All of these nomina- mer,” debuted in 2012.) The Golden Globes set this year with its fi lms compete with last year’s tions hopefully mean that Starting with HBO a de- up a potential victory lap “Dancing on the Edge” winner, HBO’s “Girls.” more people will go and cade ago and continuing for the well-regarded fi nal and “White Queen.” The Zooey Deschanel of see it and that is really ex- with AMC and now non- season of “Breaking Bad,” Sundance Channel got two Fox’s “New Girl” was nom- citing because I feel this network programming which was nominated for nominations for “Top of inated for best actress in fi lm is pivotal and just so services, the industry is best drama series and the Lake.” a comedy, along with last THE HOBBIT: THE FROZEN PG DESOLATION OF REALD 3D: 11:10AM good for the world,” said learning that reputations earned Bryan Cranston Don Cheadle of “House year’s winner, Lena Dun- SMAUG PG-13 1:50PM 4:30PM REALD 3D 11:20AM DIGITAL: 12:45PM 3:25PM 6:05PM 8:45PM Nyong’o. can be built quickly on the a nod for best actor. Af- of Lies” will try for a sec- ham of “Girls.” Edie Falco 1:00PM 2:55PM 4:35PM “American Hustle” dom- basis of one or two strong ter sweeping the drama ond straight Golden Globe of “Nurse Jackie,” Julia 5:30PM 6:30PM 8:10PM THE HUNGER GAMES: 10:05PM CATCHING FIRE PG-13 inated on the Globes’ other shows, said David Biancul- awards earlier this year, as a TV comedy actor, Louis-Dreyfus of “Veep” DIGITAL: 12:10PM 11:00AM 12:30PM 1:55PM 3:45PM 7:20PM 2:15PM 3:50PM 5:35PM category side: comedy or li, a former TV critic and Showtime’s “Homeland” competing with Bateman, were also nominated, 9:05PM 7:05PM 8:50PM 10:15PM OUT OF THE TYLER PERRY’S A musical. The fi ctionalized professor of television at was shut out for the major Jim Parsons of “The Big along with Amy Poehler FURNACE R MADEA CHRISTMAS 11:00AM 1:50PM story of the FBI’s Abscam New Jersey’s Rowan Uni- awards. Bang Theory” and Andy of “Parks and Recreation,” PG-13 4:40PM 7:35PM investigation amid the dis- versity. High-profi le actors in Samberg of “Brooklyn who is co-hosting the 12:00PM 1:10PM 10:20PM 2:30PM 3:40PM 5:00PM HOMEFRONT R co-era 1970s earned nomi- “Everyone thinks they HBO movies about music Nine Nine.” Sentimental Golden Globes with Tina 6:10PM 7:30PM 8:40PM 7:40PM 10:15PM nations for best movie can get in the game now,” fi gures earned some no- favorite Michael J. Fox, Fey. 10:00PM DELIVERY MAN PG-13 11:35AM 2:10PM 4:45PM comedy and David O. Rus- Bianculli said. “Everyone tice from the Hollywood whose NBC show hasn’t Louis-Dreyfus actually 7:25PM 10:00PM sell for best director. thinks they can win the Foreign Press Association. been doing well in the earned two nominations Country star Price leaves hospital for hospice Celebrate With Savings Associated Press Janie Price also relayed I haven’t let them down. I “Crazy Arms” and “Heart- TYLER, Texas — Enter- what she called her hus- am at peace. I love Jesus. aches by the Number.” ing what his wife calls his band’s “fi nal message” to I’m going to be just fi ne. Later, he moved in a pop “fi nal days,” country music his fans: “I love my fans Don’t worry about me. I’ll direction with orchestra- star Ray Price is ending all and have devoted my life see you again one day.” tion on hits such as “Dan- aggressive treatment for to reaching out to them. I Price began his career in ny Boy” and “For the Good his pancreatic cancer and appreciate their support the 1950s as a honkytonk Times.” He performed his left an East Texas hospital all these years, and I hope singer with such hits as last show in May. 50% Off All Fes tive Att ire! Thursday to begin receiv- including ing hospice care at home. Dress es • Sweaters • Sportswear Price was discharged from the East Texas Medi- Barker celebrates 90th on ‘Price’ 15% Off All Regular Priced Purchases cal Center in Tyler, where National Lampoon's through Christ mas! he had been in and out in Associated Press slowly, and his micro- Christmas Vacation recent months as he was NEW YORK — Bob Bark- phone was a little thicker, Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, Randy Quaid Happy Holidays from treated for the cancer and er’s 90th birthday present but Barker fell right back A FUN Christmas CLASSIC on the BIG screen. Come hang out with the its complications accord- is urging one more con- into the groove. The audi- Griswolds this weekend. Cassity’s! ing to a hospital statement. testant to “come on down” ence gave him a standing Fri, 12/13 @ 7pm He was diagnosed with from the audience on “The ovation, and he joined with Sat, 12/14 @ 4:30, 7 & 9pm pancreatic cancer in 2011 Price Is Right.” Carey in encouraging view- Sun, 12/15 @ 4:30 & 7pm 270-443-9420 and it has recently spread The veteran game-show ers to spay or neuter their www.cassitys.com to his liver, intestines and host, at the helm of “The pets — Barker’s longtime now his lungs, the hospital Price Is Right” from 1972 cause. said. to 2007, was invited back To the reception, Barker “Ray is alert and aware by current host Drew Carey said, “You folks appreciate of his surroundings and on Thursday to celebrate the fact that it has taken making decisions,” said the milestone birthday. me a long time to become Janie Price, his wife of 45 He moved a little more 90.” years, in the hospital state- ment. “With God’s bless- ing he has not had extreme This Week at The Badgett Playhouse pain. 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Friday, December 13, 2013 meddle in anyone’s personal bring you fulfillment should be Take a moment to recap what’s the way you live that will ensure ARIES (March 21-April 19): affairs. There will be a fine line your goal. happened this year. You’ll learn you have greater cash flow in the Make an effort and enforce between help and taking over. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): from the experiences you have months to come. change that will help you begin How you handle matters now will Get out and do things that will encountered and will realize who AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): the year on a positive note. determine what you get in return make you feel good. Attending is important to you. An update Do whatever it takes to secure Don’t let the past drag you down in the future. an event or party will lead to a regarding old friends will encour- your position and to improve your when you should speak up and CANCER (June 21-July 22): Ac- positive emotional encounter. age you to make plans to get reputation. Don’t let emotional move forward. It’s up to you to cept the inevitable and focus on Don’t let any domestic worries together. matters swell out of proportion, make things happen. the things you can do to improve get you down. Time will heal an SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. causing friction between you and TAURUS (April 20-May 20): your life, your financial situation unsettled situation. Love is on 21): Fix up the house and pre- someone you care about. Make Hang out with creative people and your future. Use your imagi- the rise. pare to entertain as the year positive financial changes to im- and it will influence the way you nation and you will come up with LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Dis- comes to a close. Getting into approach jobs and your life. Let an innovative idea that will spin cuss concerns openly. It’s impor- the spirit of the season will bring prove your standard of living. your emotions rise to the sur- you in a favorable direction. tant to come to an agreement about positive changes that set PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): face so you can share what you LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Do before you put too much time or the stage for a good time with You will find great buys if you go want and how you feel. Romance something different. Find an en- energy into something. Expect friends and family. shopping, but make your pur- will improve your personal posi- tertaining way to spend your day. to feel pressured by someone at CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): chases based on your research, tion. Getting involved in something work or at home. Listen atten- The time you take to spend with not a sales pitch. An interesting GEMINI (May 21-June 20): that moves you or taking a trip tively but make decisions based the ones you love the most will proposition will cross your path. Offer your skills, services or that motivates you to parlay your on practicality. be appreciated. You can make You’ll find a way to take advan- physical assistance, but don’t talents in a direction that will SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): some practical adjustments to tage of what’s being offered. paducahsun.com Va r iet y The Paducah Sun • Friday, December 13, 2013 • 9B Apology may help mend relationship Marvin Dear Annie: Both my interfered, that you can husband and I are on our Ask Annie see that their marriage second marriages. We have was the right choice for tried very hard to get along them, that you are sorry with our exes, to no avail. many fi sh in the sea, and for engendering ill will When we invite them to that even if he were madly and that you hope they go to parent-teacher con- in love, there is no need to will forgive you. Add ferences with us or attend rush to get married. that you miss them, and dance and piano recitals, Well, he told his fi ancee, ask whether there is Blondie it seems to only make mat- and we were not invited to anything you can do to ters worse. The children the wedding. Now, neither improve the relation- saw this, and it hurt them of them speaks to us. We ship. We hope they re- greatly. My husband and I tried to get his sister to pass spond positively. promised each other that along birthday greetings on Dear Annie: I could have when our children were our behalf, but she said, “I written the letter from engaged, we would talk to don’t want to get involved.” “Hurt in Florida,” whose them to ensure they were It’s been nearly six years. children and grandchildren not making a mistake. I We miss our son greatly. don’t include her in their wish my parents had done How do you suggest we get-togethers. this, even though I realize I proceed? — Unhappy Par- My daughter told me might not have listened. ents they are “just too busy” Garfield My husband’s son got en- Dear Unhappy: Your for me. But they somehow gaged suddenly at the age heart was in the right have time for her dad and of 21 to his fi rst girlfriend. place, but disparag- stepmother, as well as her My husband and I thought ing a child’s intended in-laws and several friends. he was far too immature is asking for trouble. I haven’t seen them in more to get married. His fi ancee They rarely listen and than a year. We don’t talk at the time was extremely often become defensive because I don’t call. loud and boorish and also and angry. The best you I don’t understand any inexperienced in the dat- can do is swallow your of it. I just wanted to let ing world. We spoke to our pride. Phone or send a “Florida” know that she’s son and explained that he letter or email saying not alone. I’m hurting with B.C. was young and there are you were wrong to have her. — Midwest Grandma

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WILDLIFE JOBS! al opportunities, per- Join our associate 0610 APARTMENTS RREALEAL ESTATEESTATE FORFOR al welders, pipe Contractors in the Both are newly re- Great Pay and Bene- forming outreach family of high energy 0527 welders, pipe fitters, Paducah and 1BR, good & quiet modeled with clear fits. No Experience activities, and overall and cheerful individu- SSALEALE iron workers, mill- Eddyville areas. Po- SPECIAL SALE: location, water pd. view from Irvin Cobb Necessary. The tick- program manage- als. Must be 18 years wrights, operators, tential monthly profit Baikal 12 ga. over & No pets, no smoking, Drive. Will lease to- HOMES FOR SALE et to a dream job ment. Applicant must or older with hotel crane operators, of up to $2,000. To under shotgun, $395. 554-0211, 217-5890 gether or separately. might really be a have a bachelor’s de- field engineers, fore- food and beverage 0710 be part of this amaz- Jerry's Sporting 1BRapt.,$490 mo. 270-816-6845. scam. 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Large 2 CONIEM Bishon or Maltese, SALE no pets, $595/mo. 575-8700 car attached garage playful & good with "HOT TUBS" Sever- 270-519-1963. & 30 x 25 detached kids. Would make a al used to choose garage. Immediate good breeder & great from. Paducah Pools F&FLeasing possession, 5323 Christmas gift, $400. & Spas, 3932 Clarks Currently renting at: MONDAY THRU Tuck Rd., $225,000. 270-519-1583. River Rd. 442-6017. •Black Oaks FRIDAY Call 217-2793 or •Colony Drive 538-1996. VEDRIT Jumble puzzle magazines available at pennydellpuzzles.com/jumblemags ENGLISH Bulldog & 20 BAR Clamps. •Cardinal Point Now arrange the circled letters French Bulldog pup- $200. 270-816-1618. •Fairlawn to form the surprise answer, as pies. 270-335-3943 •Glenn Street 8 A.M. or 270-331-5146. •Lakeview Drive suggested by the above cartoon. THIS NEWSPAPER

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