Archery, Huntsman World Senior Games 2012, St. George, Utah, Oct. 2012 | Photo by Chris Caldwell, St. George News
ST. GEORGE – As the first week of the 2012 Huntsman World Senior Games comes to a close, relive all the action, from the pageantry of the opening ceremonies to triumphs in table tennis, through the lens of St. George News photojournalist Chris Caldwell.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Chris Caldwell is a recent grad from Dixie State, with a degree in Mass Communication and Visual Technologies. He worked as a photographer and photo editor for the Dixie Sun, and can always be found behind a camera. Chris was born in California, then grew up in the St. George area. When he’s not shooting news, Chris is usually outdoors, longboarding, camping, hiking, or fishing; with a camera, of course.
Rude – adjective, rud·er, rud·est.
1. discourteous or impolite, especially in a deliberate way: a rude reply.
2. without culture, learning, or refinement: rude, illiterate peasants.
3. rough in manners or behavior; unmannerly; uncouth.
4. rough, harsh, or ungentle: rude hands.
5. roughly wrought, built, or formed; of a crude construction or kind: a rude cottage.
The only thing I see that you haven’t been is number five my dear Mister Murat. You can’t tell me that you have exactly been supportive.
I would also like to take this chance to show you what “direct” means
Direct-verb (used with object)
1. to manage or guide by advice, helpful information, instruction, etc.: He directed the company through a difficult time.
2. to regulate the course of; control: History is directed by a small number of great men and women.
3. to administer; manage; supervise: She directs the affairs of the estate.
4. to give authoritative instructions to; command; order or ordain: I directed him to leave the room.
5. to serve as a director in the production or performance of (a musical work, play, motion picture, etc.).
Many of the comments you have made haven’t met these standards, they haven’t managed or guided us, they only thing they’ve regulated the course of is your humongous ego, they definitely have not administered or managed anything unless you count making others angry a great tool. They haven’t given us instructions unless the instruction is to not so subtly tell us to go do something not so clean to ourselves(I’ll let you use your imagination for that one as I myself try not to stoop so low as to use gutter slang).
Also as far as I can tell the only production you have put on is the “Murat knows everything and his word is infallible, now kiss my feet peasants” production of which you are the only one enjoying.
So in closing I would like to state that if your reason for making these comments is to make others angry and further alienate yourself from as many people as possible well then sir I say “bravo”.
lmao@murat getting owned! No can only imagine the low self esteem when the only comments you make are to bring others down to your low level. Hold on I’m sure they will prove my point!
I have never met someone who is superior to me. Most people are inferior, but a few are equals.
Murat's Alter Ego October 17, 2012 at 8:53 amLog in to Reply
Alas, why do I say these dreadful things? Instead of competing at the senior games, I am forever sequestered in Mother’s basement, a prisoner of my own obesity and incontinence. At least I have my imaginary online life as Murat, through which I can fantasize about being a supreme member of society. Sigh. I hope Mother comes down soon with some lunch. And I do hope she remembers to cut the crusts off my sandwiches this time.
I know you get a kick out of this, but my mother was actually killed by a brain-eating amoeba, and it is painful for me to recall the episode.
Murat's Alter Ego October 17, 2012 at 8:53 pm
Blasphemy!! Mother is a SAINT, and yet the voices in my head fabricate these vicious lies!! Many thanks to the Editor for noting that this is NOT the original Murat. This is me in my right mind, after Mother has given me my pills, and a nice sponge bath.
Ed. note: This is not the original Murat.
Murat October 18, 2012 at 6:32 am
Sicko.
Murat's Alter Ego October 18, 2012 at 8:27 am
And might I point out how ironic it is that the real me can dish it, but cannot take it.
Murat October 18, 2012 at 10:13 am
I just think you’re rather boring and obviously disturbed.
Joyce Kuzmanic October 18, 2012 at 11:24 am
Editorial note: It is becoming difficult to distinguish for the readers who are enduring these comments which is the original Murat that emerged on STGnews comment forum and which is the imposter, usually posting as Murat’s Alter Ego. Suffice it to say, again, St. George News abhors censorship, encourages and embraces dissent and discussion and affirmation. The battle of Murats and Murat opponents appears to be growing very tiresome to many readers. Some of the original Murat’s commentary is insightful and thought provoking. Be kind to your STGnews Editor, and return to clever discourse, insightful commentary, and wise satire if you like, even humor. Spitting back and forth and insulting is getting quite old. This thread, as an example, is now CLOSED TO meaningless insults. Other commentary welcome.
Jared Gifford Schools Murat On STGNews site. This alone should be a story of and in itself. Kudos to Mr. Gifford. Murat considers himeslf a legend in his own mind. Way to go Mr. Gifford.
Patience Ken – The games are not done yet! We hope you will be pleased, we do have a terrific story working on softball, including tremendous photos. We’ve been out there. We hope you’ve noticed we’ve covered several of the sports and been sprinkling them out over the course of the games. Softball has been tremendous. Watch for our story?
No doubt track and field athletes were remarkable, Elizabeth. This year we surpassed by a “long jump” our coverage of previous years’ Senior Games. We published about 10 posts, two galleries offering 115 professional photos, and offered stories of individuals and teams and groups. The Huntsman World Senior Games is a complex and newsworthy event to be sure, 27 events and thousands of participants from around the globe, volunteer and athletic competitors; we couldn’t catch them all but we did catch quite a few. The good news is: They will be back next year, and I bet should I be fortunate to still sit in the Editor’s chair I’ll remember your gentle “tsk” and see about directing coverage of those runners and jumpers next year. Watch for it?
Sincerely,
Joyce Kuzmanic
Editor-in-Chief
Excellent job, Caldwell. The photograph of the parachutist dragging an American flag from his butt is exquisite. Keep up the great work.
@ Chris: the parachute photo is a dang good shot.
@ Murat: you’re rude
M A, I am not rude; I’m direct.
Maybe you don’t know what ‘exquisite’ means.
Rude – adjective, rud·er, rud·est.
1. discourteous or impolite, especially in a deliberate way: a rude reply.
2. without culture, learning, or refinement: rude, illiterate peasants.
3. rough in manners or behavior; unmannerly; uncouth.
4. rough, harsh, or ungentle: rude hands.
5. roughly wrought, built, or formed; of a crude construction or kind: a rude cottage.
The only thing I see that you haven’t been is number five my dear Mister Murat. You can’t tell me that you have exactly been supportive.
I would also like to take this chance to show you what “direct” means
Direct-verb (used with object)
1. to manage or guide by advice, helpful information, instruction, etc.: He directed the company through a difficult time.
2. to regulate the course of; control: History is directed by a small number of great men and women.
3. to administer; manage; supervise: She directs the affairs of the estate.
4. to give authoritative instructions to; command; order or ordain: I directed him to leave the room.
5. to serve as a director in the production or performance of (a musical work, play, motion picture, etc.).
Many of the comments you have made haven’t met these standards, they haven’t managed or guided us, they only thing they’ve regulated the course of is your humongous ego, they definitely have not administered or managed anything unless you count making others angry a great tool. They haven’t given us instructions unless the instruction is to not so subtly tell us to go do something not so clean to ourselves(I’ll let you use your imagination for that one as I myself try not to stoop so low as to use gutter slang).
Also as far as I can tell the only production you have put on is the “Murat knows everything and his word is infallible, now kiss my feet peasants” production of which you are the only one enjoying.
So in closing I would like to state that if your reason for making these comments is to make others angry and further alienate yourself from as many people as possible well then sir I say “bravo”.
I was just trying to pay the photographer a compliment for a great photo. Don’t be such a creep, Jared Gifford.
Omg!! Murat got owned.
lmao@murat getting owned! No can only imagine the low self esteem when the only comments you make are to bring others down to your low level. Hold on I’m sure they will prove my point!
I have never met someone who is superior to me. Most people are inferior, but a few are equals.
Alas, why do I say these dreadful things? Instead of competing at the senior games, I am forever sequestered in Mother’s basement, a prisoner of my own obesity and incontinence. At least I have my imaginary online life as Murat, through which I can fantasize about being a supreme member of society. Sigh. I hope Mother comes down soon with some lunch. And I do hope she remembers to cut the crusts off my sandwiches this time.
Ed. Note: This is not the original Murat.
I know you get a kick out of this, but my mother was actually killed by a brain-eating amoeba, and it is painful for me to recall the episode.
Blasphemy!! Mother is a SAINT, and yet the voices in my head fabricate these vicious lies!! Many thanks to the Editor for noting that this is NOT the original Murat. This is me in my right mind, after Mother has given me my pills, and a nice sponge bath.
Ed. note: This is not the original Murat.
Sicko.
And might I point out how ironic it is that the real me can dish it, but cannot take it.
I just think you’re rather boring and obviously disturbed.
Editorial note: It is becoming difficult to distinguish for the readers who are enduring these comments which is the original Murat that emerged on STGnews comment forum and which is the imposter, usually posting as Murat’s Alter Ego. Suffice it to say, again, St. George News abhors censorship, encourages and embraces dissent and discussion and affirmation. The battle of Murats and Murat opponents appears to be growing very tiresome to many readers. Some of the original Murat’s commentary is insightful and thought provoking. Be kind to your STGnews Editor, and return to clever discourse, insightful commentary, and wise satire if you like, even humor. Spitting back and forth and insulting is getting quite old. This thread, as an example, is now CLOSED TO meaningless insults. Other commentary welcome.
Jared Gifford Schools Murat On STGNews site. This alone should be a story of and in itself. Kudos to Mr. Gifford. Murat considers himeslf a legend in his own mind. Way to go Mr. Gifford.
It’s actually somewhat cute that you are so obsessed with me. If you weren’t a peasant I’d be flattered!
Murat, you proved my point…that you are so full of yourself.
Over 3000 softball players and not one picture!
Patience Ken – The games are not done yet! We hope you will be pleased, we do have a terrific story working on softball, including tremendous photos. We’ve been out there. We hope you’ve noticed we’ve covered several of the sports and been sprinkling them out over the course of the games. Softball has been tremendous. Watch for our story?
Great to hear Joyce. I await your further coverage.
Hear you go, Ken.
http://www.stgeorgeutah.com/news/archive/2012/10/20/senior-games-womens-softball-teams-triumph-after-tragedy/
And you’ll also want to see our Senior Games Photo Gallery Week 2, which we’ll be publishing this morning.
No track and field days 1&2? *tsk* great performances, great shots missed.
No doubt track and field athletes were remarkable, Elizabeth. This year we surpassed by a “long jump” our coverage of previous years’ Senior Games. We published about 10 posts, two galleries offering 115 professional photos, and offered stories of individuals and teams and groups. The Huntsman World Senior Games is a complex and newsworthy event to be sure, 27 events and thousands of participants from around the globe, volunteer and athletic competitors; we couldn’t catch them all but we did catch quite a few. The good news is: They will be back next year, and I bet should I be fortunate to still sit in the Editor’s chair I’ll remember your gentle “tsk” and see about directing coverage of those runners and jumpers next year. Watch for it?
Sincerely,
Joyce Kuzmanic
Editor-in-Chief