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August 1, 2010
Just a small disagreement Great job by Christopher Reynolds ["Elk, Blowups and Cowboys," July 25]. He captured a lot of the essence of Cody, Wyo. Of course, our perspectives are slightly different. He thinks of Cody as "tiny," while I term it "my favorite city." Paul D. Butler Hyattville, Wyo. An airline fee what-if for fliers Regarding "A Fee Onslaught" [On the Spot, July 25]: What if nobody chose the seat-selection option ("Do you want to sit together?"
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ENTERTAINMENT
May 4, 2012 | By Robert Abele
If life is measured in our ability to achieve understanding with others about our common humanity, then writer-director Patrick Wang's absorbing debut feature "In the Family" - about a custody battle - has to count as a signature achievement. At nearly three hours it's long, but in Wang's pacing estimation, what is time when at stake is a decent character's threatened sense of being, fairness and belonging? Wang himself stars as humble Tennessee contractor Joey, whose life partner Cody (Trevor St. John)
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TRAVEL
July 26, 2010 | By Martin Miller
Buffalo Bill Cody's last words were reportedly, "Let my show go on!" Just a couple hours' drive east of Yellowstone National Park is the Buffalo Bill Historical Center, less a passing fancy of entertainment than a rich and detailed history lesson that plainly demonstrates that the show about the man — and the myth — is galloping and kicking up dust well into the 21st century. Like most Americans, I had heard of Buffalo Bill (his bright-lights name was even appropriated by the 1983-84 Dabney Coleman television show, plus that was the nickname for the serial killer in "The Silence of the Lambs."
SPORTS
April 10, 2012 | Eric Sondheimer
Cody Nulph is having fun again. You can see it in his smile and sense it when he shares a high-five with teammates. The Orange Lutheran shortstop is experiencing an MVP-like senior season. On Tuesday, he had a triple and two singles and turned in his usual strong defensive performance in the Lancers' 8-2 Trinity League victory over Anaheim Servite. Lutheran is off to a 6-0 start in league play. "It's real big for us," Nulph said. Nulph is a four-year starter who began his high school career trying to overcome a gut-wrenching tragedy.
TRAVEL
July 25, 2010 | By Chris Reynolds
The best way to Yellowstone: From LAX, United and Delta offer connecting service (change of planes) to Yellowstone Regional Airport in Cody, Wyo. Restricted round-trip fares begin at $354. Cody is about 52 miles east of Yellowstone's eastern boundary. WHERE TO STAY Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel & Cabins, in the northern end of the park, (866) 439-7375 or (307) 344-7311, http://www.yellowstonenationalparklodges.com . Open May 14-Oct. 11, then reopens late December-March.
SPORTS
January 4, 2010 | Chris Dufresne
For someone as Winnebago-wide and fearsome and scary as Alabama nose guard Terrence Cody, his most impressive numbers are height (6 feet 5) and weight (365 pounds, according to the team's website) over tackles (25) and sacks (zero). Cody is actually down from 410 pounds. During a high school game in Fort Myers, Fla., he once landed on tailback Noel Devine, now a star at West Virginia, prompting Devine to vomit. Cody can tell you funny big-man stories, such as trying to shimmy into an airplane lavatory.
ENTERTAINMENT
May 14, 2003 | Deborah Nourse Lattimore, Special to The Times
"I'LL look for it in the science lab," said Cody. "Maybe Brian put it in his cubby." "OK. I'll ask Mrs. Coat if she's seen it." Off they went. They met again in the hallway. Neither one of them had the mask. The custodian said he was locking up the school. They'd have to come back tomorrow. Fran and Cody met at the main gate of the school first thing the next day. They planned to look around the science lab and their own classroom for the mask.
NATIONAL
October 11, 2009 | Lisa Black
At first, an Illinois chiropractor was miffed when he opened a shipment of supplies last week and noticed tufts of fur. Then he spotted a black-and-white cat that had hitched a ride from Texas. "My first reaction was, I didn't know what kind of animal he was, so I closed the box back up," said Brett St. Aubin, clinic director at Chiro One Wellness Center in Woodstock, Ill. The stowaway's collar identified him as Cody, 2. The cat had jumped unnoticed into the roughly 2-by-3-foot box as it was being packed, said Marie Webster of Dallas, whose daughter is Cody's owner.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
July 7, 2009 | Nicole Santa Cruz
A 16-year-old who was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy Sunday in Compton was identified Monday as Avery Cody Jr. Los Angeles County Sheriff's Det. Steve Blagg said Cody had a loaded handgun when he was shot by a deputy on routine patrol. But an attorney for Cody's family said the teen did not brandish a weapon and posed "no threat" to deputies or anyone else. Attorney John E. Sweeney said Cody and a friend had just finished eating at a nearby McDonald's when they were stopped by officers in an unmarked vehicle near the intersection of Poinsettia Avenue and Alondra Boulevard in Compton.
ENTERTAINMENT
May 4, 2012 | By Robert Abele
If life is measured in our ability to achieve understanding with others about our common humanity, then writer-director Patrick Wang's absorbing debut feature "In the Family" - about a custody battle - has to count as a signature achievement. At nearly three hours it's long, but in Wang's pacing estimation, what is time when at stake is a decent character's threatened sense of being, fairness and belonging? Wang himself stars as humble Tennessee contractor Joey, whose life partner Cody (Trevor St. John)
SPORTS
March 23, 2012 | By Gary Klein
Cody Kessler and Jesse Scroggins saw it unfold live on television. Max Wittek was on a practice field going through an individual workout when he heard the news. It was Dec. 22 and USC quarterback Matt Barkley had just announced that he was forgoing a chance to turn pro and would remain in school through his senior season. While the decision brought wild cheers from USC fans — and a giddy grin from Coach Lane Kiffin — the three young players who would have competed to replace Barkley indulged in a moment of reflection.
SPORTS
March 6, 2012 | Eric Sondheimer
Fans and professional scouts packed O'Malley Family Field in Encino on Tuesday to see the 17-year-old pitching whiz who hit 100 mph on two radar guns last week. Lucas Giolito, the senior right-hander at Studio City Harvard-Westlake, has the baseball world buzzing. But velocity alone doesn't guarantee success, and Giolito was outdueled by Mission Hills Alemany senior right-hander Cody Thompson, who struck out seven and gave up three hits in a 2-1 Mission League victory over the No. 2-ranked Wolverines.
NEWS
December 15, 2011 | By Randee Dawn, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Writing doesn't happen just like that. Except when it does. Either way, writers have to be prepared for all eventualities, and that means having the right space, the right instruments and the right mind-set to get down to business. Here, we speak with four original screenplay contenders about where their latest script idea came from, and how they first create their space (whether an office, a noisy coffeehouse or an RV) before they create that next prize-bait screenplay. Thomas McCarthy ("Win Win")
ENTERTAINMENT
December 9, 2011 | By Betsy Sharkey, Los Angeles Times Film Critic
When it's done right, as it is in "Young Adult," there is something absolutely mesmerizing about watching a train wreck unfold on screen. When the wreck in question is a narcissistic beauty played to scheming, sour, downward-spiraling perfection by Charlize Theron, cringing is definitely called for, but so is laughter. In fact that's exactly the reaction director Jason Reitman and writer Diablo Cody are going for. Paired up for the first time since their 2007 knockout punch "Juno," the two ironists have switched sides in a sense.
ENTERTAINMENT
December 4, 2011 | By Nicole Sperling and John Horn, Los Angeles Times
It was the last day of a speedy, 30-day shoot for Jason Reitman's "Young Adult" and the crew was ready to escape the cutting cold of suburban New York last November. But Reitman wasn't yet satisfied, even though all the scene he was shooting required was that his star, Charlize Theron, pull an audiocassette out of a bag and stick it into her car's tape player. Theron was playing the unstable ghost writer Mavis Gary, and the tape was a talisman of a life she once led that had vanished along with her youth, leaving Mavis a sad, 37-year-old singleton.
SPORTS
November 28, 2011 | By Gary Klein
Who's next? At USC, the question becomes moot if quarterback Matt Barkley returns to compete for the Bowl Championship Series title and the Heisman Trophy. While Barkley is deciding whether to turn pro a year early, potential successors Jesse Scroggins, Cody Kessler and Max Wittek are on hold. "If going is the best thing for him," Kessler said, "that's great. " "If he does come back," Wittek noted, "that's another learning opportunity for all of us. " "Either way," Scroggins said, "we're all going to be fine.
NEWS
October 15, 1998 | From Times Wire Reports
A woman who said she was sleeping when her ex-boyfriend violently abducted her children, Sarah, 11, and Cody, 9, was convicted of not doing anything to stop the deadly attack. Schwana Patterson, 37, could get up to 99 years in prison on each of the two counts of injury to a child by omission. Prosecutors claimed she ignored her children's screams as Bobby Wayne Woods abducted them from their bedroom in Granbury, Texas, in 1997. Sarah was found dead, her throat slashed. She had been raped.
TRAVEL
July 26, 2010
Buffalo Bill Historical Center, 720 Sheridan Ave., Cody, Wyo.; (307) 587-4771, http://www.bbhc.org ; adult admission $15, ages 6-17 $10, 5 and younger free.
ENTERTAINMENT
September 4, 2011
Why did the hamburger go to the gym? To get bigger buns. Cody, 8 Hope View Elementary Huntington Beach Teacher, would you punish me for something I didn't do? Of course not. Good, because I did not do my homework. Davit, 11 Los Feliz Elementary Los Angeles
SPORTS
August 19, 2011 | By Gary Klein
Max Wittek and Cody Kessler knew what they were getting into when they graduated early from high school last year so they could begin their USC careers. It gave them an opportunity to show their skills and maturity during spring practice. And after two weeks of training camp, the freshmen are considered to be running even in a competition to become the Trojans' starting quarterback. In 2012 or '13. Matt Barkley is expected to be under center Sept. 3 when USC opens against Minnesota at the Coliseum.
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